and these systems to come down there had to be duped into the midwest.and the process at upper midwest snow fall in a moment. take area and gale warning along the east coast but all of lake michigan under a death watch for sunday. wind advisory is in the plains states including a red flag warning in parts of kansas in the mountains of various winter weather advisories for snow as we said goodbye to this rainfall on the east coast and hello to the brand fall to the west we might get a brief shower from this system to spin through on sunday otherwise the weekend looks beautiful pretty nice clouds will increase during the day on sunday very windy day across the chicago area. sunshine for tomorrow in this tense weekend of all six of the 10 weekends would have gone up above normal by the time this one is done this will be above normal weekend with '50s tomorrow 60 sunday and the 30 plus mile per hour wind expected sunday to come in here another windy day at that time. when it tomorrow se slicing up a bit like holding temperatures to the '50s but look at the e

we are watching rain this morning in the midwest. that's where all the stormy weather going to be as we go throughout the next three days from denver to dallas all the way through kansas city, st. louis, minneapolis. that's where the wet weather going to be. east coast, you look nice and calm. it's been a little chilly in new england. now we'll go up into the 60s. ever since we had the big huge snowstorm last weekend, we've been dry ever since. one of the longest stretches of dry weather we've seen in a year and a half. as far as this morning goes, showers in florida. all the wet wealth ser focused from st. louis to kansas city. that's where it's going to be a wet day today. this front is getting stalled out here and a new storm system brewing in new mexico has also brought snow to the high country, is going to be going through the middle of the country. as far as the wet weather goes, interstate 44 going from tulsa through springfield, joplin, st. louis, that's probably one of the worst highways to be on as far as today. fort smith

outside sources have to step in to protect the taxpayers >> taxpayers try to go straight to first midwest bank which keeps the city's money >> when i called the bank relationship manager he told me he cannot meet with me because he is going golfing with the mayor at the tournament that is more important than the upkeep of our account and to be honest that is the last time i spoke >> campaign donor to the mayor neither seems too concerned that the city has been bouncing checks at the bank lots of them uncovered overdrafts on check after check taxpayers are paying first midwest bank $35 for every bad check that bounces and nobody said anything until she did >> i need residents to note that these issues are going on i need them to be outraged and come to every meeting to call their aldermen because >> she says more strange happenings like this summer days there were four withdrawals from the city accounts totaling close to $4 million on explain and not labeled just gone up one day and then mysteriously appearing in a couple of days later >> do you think the mayor is hiding stuff from you bec

clear skies are in the midwest. later today, showers head into the northeast.w showers will linger in the western portions of the great lakes. nothing but sunny skies from the midwest to west coast and chilly in the northern plains while the southeast sees highs in the 60s and 70s. >>> in sports a seesaw battle in college football between temple and miami of ohio. in the first, miami takes the lead on the pass here. it goes 29 yards for the score. then in the fourth, temple comes back, takes the lead and the game. red hawks take down the owls. 24-21. >>> in basketball the deadline came and went. nba owners and players engaged in another marathon negotiating session. talks lasted past midnight and there's word they're edging closer to a deal. "the new york times" reports players are willing to accept a 50% profit share, but the main sticking point appears to be free agency. >>> in college basketball, duquesne gave arizona quite a scare. they were up by one at the start of the second half then the wildcats poured it on. and ended up winning by eight. arizona, 67,

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tracking towards the southern midwest.inter storm watches storm spreading the rainfall change it to snow and it will lead to flood watches a tornado watch and fog advisory's. many areas to the south and the storm was a mess up producing winter weather advisories to the western united states. first system the wind blows around like this going to get a good strong northeast wind to tomorrow rainfall coming up into the area pressure gradient between two weather systems once this goes by the guarantee hide cool hours of the morning we hope by thanksgiving afternoon how the fog forms again thanksgiving morning breaking up as the model is indicating southwest wind pact isobars. pretty good chance warming us up by thursday afternoon after a damp cold start. rainfall heaviest tomorrow. falling in the southern suburbs. snowfall in northern rockies and heavily in northern new england with the storm coming out sitting here for the time being without any snow fall the forecast to change over the weekend cool air, but the big canadian

while the upper midwest will get sticking snow this weekend we will have a wendy try a couple of daysdicted today we will jump to 51 degrees tomorrow with 30 mi. per hour or more wind gusts it is currently 32 degrees in chicago we're on the southern flank of a bitterly cold air mass ... way up north near alaska temperatures are 40 below zero at this hour expect a warm up next week for thanksgiving as well ... we might see a cooler. maybe two weeks away ... the coldest overnight low was up in wisconsin near spartan 17 degrees near camp douglas ... look at the warming happening out west it's coming our way ... currently we have 30 mi. per hour wind gusts with this low temperature so field's nippy >>harvard was the coolest over nine ght it was in the '20s and the authorand lots of the northern suburbs >>it's the coldest temperature since march 31st recorded at midway and o'hare this morning ... it feels like 12 degrees and harvard right now with the wind chill factor >>southerly wind is blowing this is the main center ... >>duluth wisconsin and the northwest peninsula of michigan will ce

this will check into the upper midwest. first major snowstorm of the season. this will bring us a lot of rain. a 1-3 in. starting monday night into tuesday. let's enjoy the nice weather while we have that. wind blowing in from the east. they turned up se. se. that is how we warm things up. it is going to be windy with gusts 35- 40 mi. an hour on sunday. here are the gale warnings. on the east coast. winter storm watches and the dakotas and montana snow in the higher elevations. no snow here. very moderate temperatures across a good part of the country. we are two degrees warmer than yesterday. much of the united states is warmer than that 24 hours ago. here is our forecast. sunshine today. tomorrow mostly sunny. more mild. maybe a shower late and the day on sunday. >> which of the great lakes has the longest shoreline? the answer is st♪ ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a plac

suburban residents and midwest voters. african-american households at least in this poll, 91% support the president. we know african-americans were significant in getting the president in the white house. in the midwest, are the voters down with african-americans despite the things we have seen at the town hall where they were angry at the president for not taking action in the way that those lawmakers wanted to see that he remains hot. >> look. i think fundamentally what the environment that we are in says that people are frustrated with washington and frustrated with the direction of the country and the economy. that's reflected in the president's job approval and more so in the job approval of congress and the republican party. in a head to head matchup, he continues to lead and it's widening a tiny bit because elections are not contests. they don't like the other choice. >> in the same polls t shows in head to head matchups, president obama defeating all of the republican candidates each though he is struggling with in

companies are leaner now, and as a result it's a tougher environment for people in the upper midwesten dependent on the manufacturing jobs for decades. >> phil lebeau from michigan there. here is the thing, phil, the economic picture continues to be bleak for that part of the country especially, but there's one thing all of them seem to be rallying around these days, those detroit lions. >> reporter: absolutely. you talk to anybody here. i talked with a worker here in the plant earlier, i said how about those lions. he said we have been waiting forever. yes, they have something to celebrate. >> phil lebeau from michigan. thank you so much. appreciate that. again, folks, see the gop debate, the ninth gop debate 8 eastern on cnbc. >>> an instance of a major republican contender standing up for the environment. he proposes the repeal of a clean air law that takes effect in january. gop critics of the law say it costs jobs. alexander says the law is needed to clear pollution from state and national parks. >>> and if you need to know the latest on your favorite cuban u.s. senator from flo

the cold in the upper midwest will follow up and sweep on in beginning thursday and into friday.emperatures will be back to normal. lighter a bounce on the lower eastern shore tomorrow but where it is warmer some thunder may develop and the showers tomorrow. as the system is leading us on thursday morning, it could mix with a little wet snow. the cold air tries to catch up with the oyster as the system is departing on thursday. thursday afternoon the sky clears out. friday should be a beautiful day with cords and the skies. a whole lot chillier. temperatures may not get out of the 30's. on the day tomorrow winds will be light for most of the day and start increasing in the afternoon and evening in a small craft advisory may be posted tomorrow night into thursday as the chilly air arrives trip to go from a cool rain tomorrow to snow showers on thursday where highs will be in the 30's on thursday. some kind of transition but not quite as severe. 60's on thursday. rain showers should end the day on thursday. the rain will continue a little long in ocean city. 50's 4 hawaii on thursd

we're watching this front in the midwest.is producing some showers and thunderstorms across portions of the mississippi valley and south of shot cargo. even some snow mixing in western kansas and back to colorado. that is our next rainmaker. it will probably come in late wednesday, thursday. the best chance for rain this week is on thursday until we get there, we will enjoy some beautiful weather today and probably most of tomorrow. the nearest cloud cover in the northern part of pennsylvania. we will wind up with a lot of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures are responding. we started out in the 30's. we're of are in the 60's. 63 at the airport. the ruler of north. still not bad. before i get to the forecast, an item of interest. the hurricane center is watching the system off the southeast coast. it is swirling around the satellite. it could become a tropical depression or subtropical storms some time later today or tomorrow. i will be watching that. it appears as though it will stay offshore. it is really does something t

north of chicago east taken to the cake for the most snow in the midwest today 11 in.omorrow these are current temperatures across north america look at that swap of cool air how cold it is getting 22 degrees below chilly up there the big storm moving just west of chicago putting us in the warm sector where a brief period this morning. temperatures crashed snowstorm back tomorrow isobars strung up from that this ticket pacific coast eastward across the united states went with this pattern retreated with the storm still present tomorrow morning right there with the gusts of 20 mi. per hour stand up during the day the bread's expanding mild float almost coast-to-coast and breaking the back of this arctic air mass. temperatures to the 40's friday's fifties on saturday and sunday at up to monday look at that saturday forecast cold air moving out watch as the weekend wont is replaced by cooler weather again the big pool of cold air gathering plunging into the country next week looks like we should enjoy do want this weekend more of that measurable snow at least the northern

the boundary with the colder air in the midwest is a band of showers.ning but will not get here until monday. then it will linger into tuesday and wednesday of next week. timing looks good for next weekend. unlike south wind closer to normal trade winds on the bay gusting to 20 knots with waves of up to two feet. western maryland senate clouds mixing humor and a chance for rain on sunday. east of the mountains we are expecting dry conditions through the weekend. fifties' tomorrow and 60 on sunday. ocean city looks like a sunny day tomorrow. temperatures getting back into the '60s. for the reagans came on sunday afternoon, it is looking pretty good. game time temperatures on sunday should be up in the '60s. a chance for a shower on monday and tuesday. they travel day with showers in the morning parade that will be going up to new england. another good day for football on thursday. sunshine at 53. >> you would expect the highest level of play in the postseason. we have it. news on ray lewis coming up and sports. >> it is friday, november 18. the jackpot i

but there will be showers a little further west into the midwest. the rest of the midwest will be dry. the southern plains are cooler than usual. and a new front is coming in to the pacific northwest, bringing rain. >> it will be 61 here in new york and baltimore. 55 in detroit. 56 in indianapolis. minneapolis will reach 51. dallas, a cool 57. and 54 in salt lake city. portland is 51. seattle, 47. it will be 80 out in phoenix. >> warm out there. >>> coming up, business news. two, major clothing chains file for bankruptcy. >> one of your faves. >>> plus, money woes at the post office. congress decides what to do with saturday mail delivery. >>> and the kardashian drama, it is not over yet. kim's drilling on live tv, earlier today, coming up in "the pulse." >>> welcome back, everybody. the debt crisis in greece is the main focus, of course, of that g-20 summit today in france. overseas markets are mixed as investors are keeping their fingers crossed in a solution of all this. tokyo's nikkei was closed today. in london, the ftse opened slightly higher.

i grew up in the midwest. i've seen those up close and personal.hen you see those, you run. >> you should take shelter, rightsome. >> it's frightening. >> i think it's cool. as long as nobody gets hurt. >> that's why she's a meteorologist. >> right. we want to let people know as soon as we possiblily can if we see these tornado warnings. that's why we study those back and foert all yearlong. we're looking good this morning. this morning frost on your windshield. the windshield gets colder in the surrounding air. you're at freezing in novato. count on frost up here. also in santa rosa. 34 degrees. you've got frost and fog to deal with this morning. so make sure to give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination safely. we're at 39 already in sunnyvale. and it's 4:49 right now. sunrise, yeah, at 6:40. we have two more hours of cooling before we hit lows this morning. so it's going to get colder. we'll keep watching temperatures for you. we might break a couple of records this morning in places like napa and santa rosa. i am forecasting a new r

. >>> the midwest is rocked by one of the region's largest earthquakes ever. taking a look at the damage and getting reaction from very rattled residents.   >>> a 19-year-old sophomore at frostberg state university was stabbed to death over the weekend. another student is the suspect in her death. tonight the campus is coming together to remember courtney mccoy. fox's janice park is following this one for us. >> anything for my baby. >> reporter: clutching a tissue box, she is sitting on her baltimore porch, wishing her daughter would return home. >> she's very helpful, very caring, and very, very sincere. and i know that whatever happened last night, she went in it with just the idea of trying to create peace, because that's all she was about, was peace. >> reporter: around 1:30 a.m., mccoy says her daughter attempted to break up a fight at an off campus party. police say another student was holding a knife, waiting for the sophomore outside. police found the 19-year-old described by her family as a ray of sunshine, lying on th

over the last 12 hours, we've seen a stalled front out of the midwest still hanging out there. we have high pressure over us, giving us a clear sky from new england all the way down to florida. we will have a gorgeous autumn day with a lot of sunshine. temperatures right now are cold in the suburbs and rural areas. many locations are freezing this morning. closer to washington, it's in the mid to upper 30s in fairfax, montgomery, and prince george's counties. out in western fairfax county and parts of prince william, fauquier, culpeper, it's near freezing, as it part of the shenandoah valley and the mountains. for today, sunrise at 6:43. by 9:00 near 50. then we'll soar into the 60s this afternoon, maybe even briefly near 70 degrees by midafternoon. sunset at 5:01. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> right now we have breaking news if you're traveling 395 southbound at duke street. car fire happening right now taking up the right side of the roadway. you can see it here. right now you are able to pass if you stick to the left

in the midwest, the first major storm of the season left northern indiana covered by eight inches of snow. >> here comes winter. here we go, folks. >>> time, now, for weather from across the country. a storm moves in from the northern rockies to the upper midwest, dumping up to six inches of snow in idaho, montana, north dakota and minnesota. even more in mountain areas. also a wintry mix of rain and snow around buffalo and rochester, new york, and the adirondac adirondacks. cooler and drier on the east coast. >> 50 in atlanta. and 75 in miami. dallas gets up to 61. kansas city, 50. and chicago, 44. 46 in boise. 60 in sacramento. and a nice 75 in phoenix. >>> and coming up after the break, the scathing words the judge had for conrad murray before sentencing him to prison. >>> and a san francisco mcdonald's is charging extra for happy meals. >>> and also, big winners? or big liars? the latest on the group of mysterious lottery winners. get up to a one hundred percent scholarship to college. and up to sixty-thousand dollars in assistance. get paid to learn valuable job skills. maybe ma

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and the snowfall streaking into the plains states snowfall upper midwest.m 39 degrees tomorrow to 50 degrees on friday 60 saturday 49 degrees for the chicago bears game saturday perhaps a shower of monday afternoon tuesday-wednesday in the 40's but could have 50s coming in here by thanksgiving. as we pointed out earlier could be a mild thursday-friday time friend not a forecast but if we hit 63 degrees could be the warmest thanksgiving in 45 years how is that? not totally out of the brawl allrealms of possibility. pretty nice. >> thank you tom skilling. stylists ballerinas rehearse and chicago city council passes mayor emmanuel budget chicago tribune photos of the day. more photos available on our website wgntv.com or chicagotribune.com , a top the list of chicago cubs and managerial candidates decreases by one who will not be the chicago cubs next manager and six takeaways against the lions chicago bears d prime before another big day sunday against san diego sports next. [ male announcer ] whether over a cup of maxwell house, or a can of paint, you turned

folks that are traveling on this day after thanksgiving up and down the atlantic seaboard in the midwest. around the mississippi valley, quite a bit of fog. for today, here's your day our sunrise at 7:01. a bright and sunny friday, a beautiful late november day with afternoon highs climbing into the upper 50s to around 60,yest. and then we'll get chilly again later this evening. a look at your friday evening planner in about ten minutes at 4:41. danella, good morning. how's the commute? >> good morning. >>> we have a couple of serious early morning accidents. the first one, route 1, richmond highway at arlington drive, all of your lanes blocked. southbound is unaffected. olney at dr. burn, looks like a car has veered off the road here. police are watching the scene. looks like 108 is shut down in both directions. i'll let you know when you get your lanes back. i-95 at the occoquan, not seeing any issues for you just yet. north and south, your lanes are open. as you continue northbound and make your way on 395, you're clear all the way to the 14th street bridge in both directions. no prob

in the midwest. bringing snow to the dakotas. colder air will filter into the midwest.ld, out in the southwest, we're still below average. vegas should be around 71 degrees. instead, 55 for a high today. that's what's happening around the country. >> this weather report has been brought to you by k-mart. dan and bianna. >> thank you, j.c. did you know that j.c. and i went to high school together? >> i knew that. we'll talk after the show. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- are talent competition shows trying to fake us out? the controversy coming up after the break. >>> plus on the run. all thanks to a guide dog like no other, we'll tell you about sami and chloe and their bond. zblmpbt later, a real dog and pony show, the story behind this showdown. showdo showdown. ♪your house will be so bright. ♪all lit up on christmas night. ♪no one does christmas, ♪like you do christmas. ♪you find the perfect toy. ♪that fills their hearts with joy.♪ ♪the gifts that make their day. ♪got it all on layaway. ♪no one does christmas, ♪like kmart does christmas. yeah. it's his

temperatures across the midwest tonight, look at these numbers.f canadian air that will, in this direction and that will reduce our daytime highs substantially over what we have today. as you can see two. temperatures in the 30's at o'hare at the moment, this plot of approaching weather systems is actually zero wind plot, a show's occasional wind gusts that could be impressive but nothing to impressive. low temperature low 40's in most areas. a little warmer downtown. then for to meagher mostly cloudy, scattered showers high- temperature upper 50s with wins turnaround to the southwest at about 10-16 mi. per hour. when the southwest and very gentle and then for tuesday partly cloudy temperatures could hit 62 even 63 in some areas. 74 cast, it looks like we're going to pay for it. not a great looking weekends ago. all in all an interesting day. if you think it was windy here he should have seen the snowstorm in denver. wind gusts approach 100 mi. per hour in some parts. why settle for a one-note cereal? ♪ more, more, more... ♪ get more with honey bu

that storm, it's in the midwest, and it will be shifting east. it will likely cause problems in new england all the way down to florida, and between the mid-atlantic states and parts of the midwest, but it will be chilly and dry throughout much of the nation, and there could be rain and snow moving in there. now, as we look -- what could be happening with the rain happening now, with the potential rainfall with the storm totals, this area of light green, generally quarter to an inch, but the blue area could get an inch to an inch and a half of rain by the time it ends on wednesday midday, and this should all be pretty much over with by the time we get into wednesday, midday, tomorrow, right around this time tomorrow, we should have a lot of rain ending. for the rest of the afternoon, more rain and drizzle and patchy fog. gradually warming into the mid-50s by late afternoon. tomorrow night, we will have a dark sky, and the sun sets at 4:50, and more drizzle and fog around tonight as temperatures warm up, by midnight in the 50s to 60s with a breeze

rain out in the northwest in southern california but nice in the midwest, windy in the midwest and great some leftover showers in the mid-atlantic and rain in new england. but for the most part, that is a pretty easy travel day. no arctic heirs. no big snows. we'll break it down. 50s and 60s in the morning. rain showers ending. a break in the clouds at noon. some more showers are winding up at 5:00 p.m. cooling temperatures back in the 50s. gorgeous on thanksgiving. upper 50. and then look at the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday we're in the upper 60s on saturday. that's ridiculous. but we'll take it. maybe a shower on monday. a much better chance for some showers and some rain. a little cooler as we get into tuesday and back into the low 50s. i tweeted about this. i saw night crawlers on the driveway. those are the worms. >> yes. when you see those, nothing serious in winter weather is coming soon. they should not be out now. >> good news. >> good news for some. >>> kristin. >> all right. we got some redskins thanksgiving weekend down on the luck family. got a special treat today. f

how does he get those in the midwest, those suburban voters and independents back on his collum that reflect and then have a rise in the national polling numbers have? >> i think the president has to make the case to them very vividly when it comes to jobs, he is supporting immediate, urgent action, and the republicans in congress are doing nothing but obstructing him every step of the way. he has a very powerful case to make, governor rendell is right, since the president gave the jobs speech, he continued to fight for every piece of legislation, every portion of legislation for the jobs program that he put forth. i think the public is listening to him. they are hearing him and they are siding with him. if he continues to make that case all the way through, even in the midwest and some of these places and some of the demographic groups where numbers are lower right now. he can make great progress, particularly once republicans pick a candidate and can define that candidate on his own terms. >> governor rendell, a much lauded governor, you ran the dnc. if you were going on to the gop

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right now we have had some of these high clouds drifting in coming from the midwest.hese are actually coming from that big storm that hit colorado yesterday with snow. it's turned into rain and some thunderstorms even in the mid-mississippi valley this morning. but just a few high clouds from that system that far west have made it all this way east. it will be with us. just a few wispy high clouds into the afternoon. they are continuing to pass west to east over our region this morning. our temperatures now, well, they're on the chilly side but above freezing in most locations. there may be a few isolated spots out here in western maryland, west virginia, where it's below freezing. mid and upper 30s, shenandoah and around the blue ridge and points east in montgomery county, near 40. and so is prince george's and fairfax. near the bay, mid and upper 40s there. as we look for today for your day planner, sunrise, 7:37. a few high clouds into the afternoon. highs reaching the low to mid-60s. the low 60s yesterday. another delightful autumn day coming up on this thursday,

from washington to the midwest, no travel problems on this friday morning.e'll have lots of sunshine today with this high pressure in place. sunrise at 7:01. we'll have plenty of sun this morning. by 9:00 into the upper 40s. by noontime, mid-50s. a bright and sunny afternoon with highs reaching near 60 degrees by the afternoon. here's a look at the morning traffic. good morning, danella. >>> serious accident has northbound route 1 at arlington drive. all of your northbound lanes are blocked there. traveling on i-66, a little busy at sully road. no major delays. not seeing any accidents on 66 both inside and outside of the beltway. inner loop, not bad at all. outer loop, clear as well. if you're going to long gate shopping center, the target and kohls, that parking lot almost full. and the mall in columbia, that mall is not open yet, but the parking lots are full. do not panic. be safe when you hit the roadways. >> it's not open, but the parking lot is full? >> already. >> ouch >> what in the world? >> danella, thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news o

ultimately it will reach the midwest bringing snow to the upper midwest but for chicago it will be a rain producer. that's going to happen over the weekend. we are looking at a white band on the manp.. that will affect us for the weekend with rain but after that we will head for colder temperatures but today we are in the 40's tomorrow will be up to 47 degrees it will be modestly cooler and sunny friday in the mid-40s saturday will have afternoon rainshowers broadening overnight saturday there will be some snow showers or forays for monday and tuesday of next week. >>thank you so much for joining us today we hope you have a great afternoon we are back here tonight at 5 and again innine9

there are a few delays, mostly flights and are gone to the midwest. -- are going to the midwest. >> that is great advice, thank you. we will be monitoring the drive at of town throughout the evening. if you want to check any time, go to wjla.com. >>> the search is still on for a woman police say brought to local banks and carjacked a shopper at tysons corner. this surveillance picture was taken at the most recent crime spot. police say this is -- >> this has become quite the woman hunt. we have agencies from all across the metropolitan area and beyond looking for this woman. based on her past and recent present alleged behavior, is considered dangerous. no sign effort in the manassas neighborhood where she grew up. neighbors fear the 26-year-old woman may bring violence here. >> it is terrible. >> these are surveillance images of schwab brought in a bank in springfield. she reportedly implied she had a weapon and then walked out with cash. the bank robbery and a carjacking add up to -- she is a former gang member and testified in the 2005 murder trial. at the time she described the viole

we see some showers and thunderstorms rolling across the midwest. it has been rough in oklahoma. they have the big earthquake. snow on the backside of this system across the southern part of colorado. this is a slow-moving system. perhaps wednesday night we will see a chance for rain with that system. high pressure is parked on the east coast. a quick update on the tropics. this turned into a tropical storm. this is pretty unusual to of a tropical storm in november. all of the computer models and keep it off the east coast of the united states. interesting to have a tropical storm on the map at this time of the year. mostly sunny at home. high temperatures in the upper 60's. tonight, partly cloudy skies. chilly but not cold. beginning clouds tomorrow with a high of 64. there could be some rain on wednesday night and thursday. 53 on friday. back into the 60's on sunday. >> thank you. the owner of cafe hon had a change of heart. denise whiting said she is giving up her trademark on the word "hon." here's her emotional retraction yesterday. >> going through this process, it belongs

up toward the upper midwest, no issues here. a lot of sunshine. but the one place we are keeping an eye on is the northwest and parts of northern california, as that system continues to press inland. for the weekend, as we get into friday and saturday and people are trying to get home from their thanksgiving, we are going to be dealing with a couple of issues. for saturday another storm system makes its way across the gulf coast region up toward the great lakes. the reffiest rain along the mississippi valley. then as we get into sunday a lot of folks are trying to get home. we are dealing with again a system across the eastern seaboard that's going to give us possible problems from the southeast, the ohio valley. the heaviest precipitation from the tennessee valley to the southeast. so these are the areas of concern and, of course, we will keep you up-to-date as the weekend continues and happy thanksgiving to you, your husband and your mom, mary. i must mention her. >> you know these your biggest fan. she will be watching tonight. it looks like fl

a few clouds starting to come in from the west as a storm system moves into the midwest. rain falling in illinois right now. will that rain reach us? we'll head back to tony in the weather center to get a check on that. before the days of television and iphones, this is how you spent your time. >> now that you're there, i'm sure it's going to be the cool place to go again. as soon as people find out that ava marie has been hanging out there, they're going to be going. >> i love plants. >> by the way, i think i fond my favorite one. find out the name of the one that looks lake a giant snowball. i like that one. >> we'll preview that one next. >> thank you, ava. cool stuff down there at the conservatory. just a couple of clouds hanging out this morning. the temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday. it's 39 at the airport. 36 in parkton. 34 in frederick. it's still chilly out there, but yesterday we were below freezing. we can thank this little high, thin cloud deck. whenever you have clouds come in, it keeps the temperatures warmer than they would be otherwise. we d

the actual cold front from the midwest dune to missouri moving our way. it is likely to pass by us tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll talk about another series of storm systems that will keep our weather active. a big area of travel as we head to our thanksgiving destination. if you are heading out early today, you could run into problems. you head down toward dallas, thunderstorms a problem. a high of 78. it is sunny in denver. cool at 48. sliding glass owe, they will be at a high of 44. looking to be much warmer in our area. getting up 52 to 56 in our area. milder and humid with winds out of the southwest. how does this play into the ravens forecast? they are at home today. looks like we see mostly dry, minimal clanses for rain. i think it holds off today event of the game. it looks like it will be light and showers. mild start. 63 for the start of the game. moving into the upper 50's toward the end. tonight temperatures stay mild. we drop from the low 50's to 40's. slight chance for rain early on. better chance for rain into the night and tomorrow mo