that wind coming out of the north east.hen wind come out of the north east that does give us cloud cover. that is what is going on but a as we look back at the past several days we will see that yesterday's high only make i had to 74. we had that warming trend where each day was in the 80's and temperatures started to drop over the the weekend, where will we be today? we think mid 70's for a high temperature with mostly cloudy skies. sunny skies tomorrow, high of 80 degrees and then it is 80 gannon thursday and then back to the 07's, through the weekend, a lot of cloud cover, it looks like it will be around with that off shore storm but question still remains about the rain. we are keeping it rain free and thinking positive, bob kelly for the weekend. >> positive and blessed mother statue in the window just like old school. good morning everybody. looking good on the blue route 476, no problems rolling out of the mid county heading down toward the schuylkill. good morning to the bennie. ben franklin bridge in problems at al

wind north east at 20 to 30 miles an hour. just use caution, it is on the waters, guys. >>> sports now, temple fat ball team remains undefeated and this most recent win could put them in the rare spot for the program. jeff skversky has more on that and eagles preparing for the home opener against the cowboys. eagles trying to avoid their first zero and two start in eight years. they have a big one later today, hated dallas cowboys here at 4:25 in the early season game that will help decide this division. here's tony romo and cowboys arriving in enemy territory last night where they have won three straight at the link. of course demarco murray their former star running back is on the other end of the rivalry. murray a says this will be like any other game. yeah, right. he also says he will let his legs do the talking and in the his mouth. >> you go too fast to worry about guys talking trash and worry about that. i have never been one to go back and forth and waste my energy talking trash and talking. i think game is between the

every summer weekend of course important in the north east and we've been so luck toy have great weather even if we could use a little rain and the get away for this labor day weekend? well it's well under way. the new jersey turnpike near newark airport, traffic heavier on the south bound than on the north bound. going to look out for another great weekend weather wise. lee goldberg is outside with the weekend forecast. >> bill this is as bad as it gets over the next three to five days, just one little dark cloud hanging over midtown surrounded by more blue as the sunshine comes back and we clear out and we dry out as we go into the upcoming weekend. here is a picture of central park also that cloud causing a shadow over the reservoir still hazy. we're at 82 degrees right now and you could still notice the humidity. we have had some gusty around and just responding to some of the concerns around the area for more tree limbs potentially coming down. we have wind gusts around 20-25 miles an hour you can see that in belmar. we have not had a lot of rain in some trees just maybe stressed co

and that whim bring a cool pattern back in the north east united states, jet stream dips to the south and north east wind will make temperatures early next week feeling cooler then thermometer would have you believe and temperatures will go back to below normal after a whole week above affirming. lets look at our tropical satellite, we have two depression toss watch out here, tropical depression number one that will move off to the north. it will not be a problem for now. tropical depression number ten by tonight could be a tropical storm, we will keep an eye on that and see this one getting more organized, it has a swirl to it here so that could be one to keep an eye on throughout the next week or so but right the now nothing imminent for us here in philadelphia or for caribbean just that storm off the coast that we will have to watch as it could creep up and bring a few more cloud with that front saturday morning. mainly clear, very comfortable. we are at 64 for your overnight low and saturday looks great, sunny, beautiful, it is last saturday of summer. 84 degrees. the great day to

the we have quite a bit of cloud cover. 61 degrees with 12 miles an hour breeze in the the north east. trees are moving. sunrise not until 6:47 this morning, or temperatures, go to the north, and we're in the 50's, the the south, we're mostly in the 60's, it is 58 degrees right now in atlantic city this morning. quite a few clouds otherwise it would be even chillier. watching some rain down in maryland to see if that inches its way in to our area. otherwise a chance of the stray shower, mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of sunshine and only 73 degrees for a high. fifty-nine degrease tonight. compared to where we have been it is on the chilly side this morning and we have problems on the roadways. what is going on? >> accidents on both the schuylkill expressway and i-95 right now. here's the westbound schuylkill expressway, an accident right here near gladwynn, with all lanes blocked for the last five minutes or so. they have just moved everything off to the shoulder, traffic moving again, this is that stretch where there is no overhead street lamps so be prepared leaving west on the s

bulk of the heavier rain passed us by heading north and east. problem is we have more on the horizon. the lets look live at storm scan three, you cane, all of those yellows and orange have track to the north. we are looking much better in philadelphia. that doesn't help with the water already on the road. steady rain ending this morning mostly cloudy

in the next month they'll end the insurgency in north-east nigeria >>> gunmen killed 21 in the capital of central african republic. 100 more were wounded. gerald tan has the details. >> reporter: taking whatever they can carry, residents of this mainly christian neighbourhood tried to escape the attackers, saying muslims came at them with automatic weapons, grenades and knives. houses and cars were burnt. according to witnesses, the assault was in retaliation to the killing of a muslim man, whose body was dumped in the streets. >> what we are seeing right now at the moment, is a replay of what we were seeing last year in those tit for tat violence and attacks between communities, and that really highlights the fact that in car now, the situation really - at the death of the - the depth of the problem has not improved. >> reporter: violence divided the central african republic since seleka rebels overthrew the president was overruled. two years ago and installed a muslim president. this gave rise to christians anti-balica rebels who fought back. a conflict stepping from poverty is being

it will continue moving to the north east and we will be just socked in with clouds with a little bitnshine throughout the morning and throughout the rest of the afternoon. some sun coming around just before sunset, but generally expect a mostly cloudy day and you can see just to our south east, that storm trying to sneak in here tomorrow but for the the first day of autumn it it does look like we will have cooler skies and slightly warmer temperatures. on thursday we will start out with some sunshine and getting socked in with some clouds later on in the day. so that is going to be the deal as we head in the weekend. we have to watch that coastal storm. 58 degrees in pottstown and allentown and reading and lancaster, a all of the places get something light rain this morning. 65 degrees in the city. sixty-three in wildwood. wind speeds, we have some gusty breezes down to our south in wilmington delaware. 9-mile an hour breeze out of the north east in philadelphia. that is what it is like walking out the door right now. later on a high of 75 but it does warm up to 80 thomas we begin th

in the next month they'll end the insurgency in north-east nigeria >>> yemeni's fleeing war, crossing the gulf of aiden to reach camps in somali that are already crowded. >> translation: it's meal time for the refugees in the port city. this is all they will get today. those here are the latest to arriving. this person is one of them. he was injured in fighting in the yemeni city of aden. >> translation: i was driving an ambulance when i was hit by a mortar, i had three surgeries on my leg. i feared for my safety and couldn't provide for them. >> there's no let up from those escaping somalia, hundreds have been moved to the town, 4 hours drive. the town's only universities are home. >> officials from the yemeni embassy in somali comes to check on them. he is unwelcome. refugees are desperate. and tempers are lost here. >> translation: we want to be taken out of the country, somali is not safe. we can't live her when we don't feel secure. somalia has no capacity to care for us. >> reporter: among the refugees are unaccompanied children separated from their families in a rush to escape.

they are out of the north east. that is a cool marine flow bringing cloud in as well. i want to show you two main models. we will see a tricky forecast, there is no consensus. gfs, north american model through machine morning has an inch and a quarter of rain here, european model though .3 of an inch. keeps it all to the south. this is our worst case scenario, this is that gfs mod that he will brings an inch of rain. let me tell guy news by sunday at 7:00 only only .2. even if it does rain it is late sun take tonight but there could be rain between 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. and then those amount increase throughout overnight hours. that is worst case scenario. best case scenario, south and north of us together, that is still a possibility. that is, something we have to plan for sunday afternoon. temperatures in the lower 70's throughout the weekend. tonight game day forecast, thursday night football, redskins at new york giants, nice night, 69 degrees, for kick off here in philadelphia we have temperatures dropping down to 60 overnight and few cloud, comfortable, your friday

to north east and that is why temperatures get income down. to the evening, maybe shower or storm, lehigh valley. that diminishing tomorrow. scattered showers do pop up in the afternoon. good news we do need some rain but not everybody sees a shower. back to saturday we are hoping it is a full sunshine especially through much of the delaware valley, cloud lingering in south jersey and delaware. pennsylvania partly cloudy warm and humid. friday's forecast afternoon scattered storm possible otherwise partly sunny, cooler 86 degrees. labor day forecast full sunshine through weekend on monday. high near 90 for philadelphia lower 80's at the shore and in the poconos the extended forecast, three days of 80's, mid 80's with lower humidity for weekend and sunshine. we are backup to 90 on monday. lower 90's on tuesday and wednesday with some more humidity, and so that could potentially be our sixth heat wave of the season so we are not done just yet. >> no, we're not. >> stand by. >> thanks, buddy. >> we will be right back. >>> we have a half an hour a

look at this, a heavy storm just to the south across moving east, north east. it will skim through annapolis. if you're headed out 50, you'll see slow going. this is a pretty good storm now. east of route 6 and moderate rain in waldorf and a good storm, too, towards mechanicsville. we'll zoom in and look at all the lightning in the last 30 minutes or so. rainfall rates 2 to 5 inches per hour with this storm system. flooding is possible. flash flood is possible asking it drifts off to the north east at about 14, headed toward la plata at 6:09 and hughesville at 6:52 on our storm tracker. muggy tonight with showers and storms, some locally heavy. bus stop temperatures in the 70s, a few showers possible in the morning. a yellow weather alert through tomorrow. there's a cold front that will go through tomorrow and that could affect the morning commute and evening commute as well. kind of an on and off deal tomorrow. it's going to keep temps way down. i stop this at 8:30. look at the magenta. that could really affect southern maryland, st. mary's county and the lower

wind north east at 20 to 30 miles an hour. so again, just exercise caution on the waters, over the next few days. eva? thanks, chris. >>> the the holidays may not be on your mind with fall beginning on wednesday but if you have to travel to see grand mom for thanksgiving or christmas, now is the right time to begin thinking about booking that ticket home. due to high demand flyers may need to hitch a ride on santa's sleigh to get home for the holiday. the airline quality author says limited seat capacity in airline consolidation will make it harder, and more expensive, to book airfares this holiday season. >> holidays, are particularly difficult time of the year, the busiest time of the year in air travel. so we always have to expect that travel will be more difficult, and this year what you will see is a little bit higher price then we have been in years past. >> now, he says that saving time and money by booking early. you can avoid travel has also by booking your flight in the middle of the week when demand for seats is low

we are muggy in the north east. we have a cold front. stormy weather ahead and as you can see another round of it coming, not just our morning rush hour and afternoon rush hour that we will have the trouble with, and so, miss meisha is unfortunate but we are not done with this just this morning. >> it will affect both our morning commute and later commute. kyla, thanks. happy thursday. we are almost to the weekend, just stay with me a little bit longer. this is where we have construction that is cleared, woodhaven eastbound between boulevard and i-95, all lanes were blocked. this is just an update this is great this would have caused slow downs, as we went further in the morning. all clear there. very serious accident in burlington, and route 130 northbound, and, all lanes last night, and, and route 206, and another accident, route 130 north at route 156, all lanes are blocked there as well. very busy in this area. avoid it at all cost. the wait until i update you. and, also, we have an accident here at schuylkill eastbound past broad st

here and there and a couple of steady, steadier downpours. 63 degrees right now with a 12-f the north east and 65 percent relative humidity. sunrise happening at 6:48, this morning, and temperatures are in the 50's to the north of us, and 60's to the south of us if you are heading out the door right now. we were keeping our cool yesterday. we were below the average with our high temperature of 74 degrees. we are heading in the mid 70's today about 75 with a few peaks of sunshine but otherwise, mostly cloudy skies and then tonight we're back down in the upper 50's in the city, and then lower 50's probably in the suburbs. so that takes care of the last day of summer, we will see how we welcome autumn, and of course, the big pope weekend coming up. forecast for all a of that bob kelly just ahead. >> you got it, sue. 6:02. good morning to i-95 southbound starting to see some volume as folks get up and out, heading in to downtown philadelphia live look at 42 freeway, same deal from south jersey, pockets of the volume with the headlights, heading in toward 295. and, downtown we will go, live loo

the satellite radar, all the heavy rain now moves off to the north and east. that is the good news. if you were home earlier this evening, frederick and loudoun county, it really came down. off to theas moved north and east and not having much of an impact on the metro area. the last of the remaining showers moving across the chesapeake bay, so things are drying up nicely. tomorrow morning when you get up for work or school, grabbed the umbrella because we may see a few showers tomorrow. weatherbug shows rain totals of two to four inches across the metro area, a flash flood watch continues overnight. in green.haded nothing for the media metro area, and things dry out nicely tomorrow morning. the futurecast, grab the umbrella tomorrow morning. may have some lingering showers, not expecting a lot. the brakes and the clouds come a little bit of sunshine midday into the afternoon. i would not plan on a great day tomorrow, but it will look a lot that are then today. in cooler air thursday, along with another round of rain. let's get you updated on joaquin. i want to start with the spaghet

is there win direction, east to north east, that is key in our forecast, bringing in the cooler air. it stays that way on saturday. little bit windy, that will are your if the surf up. watch out for higher surf. east wind does continue on sunday keeping our temperatures cooler. to the evening hours, showers, chances, really slim, then partly cloudy overnight. sunshine around for your saturday afternoon. the cloud could linger at the shore both saturday and sunday with that flow off the water but not a bad beach day the entire weekend. temperatures tomorrow, again much cooler, we are in the low to mid 80's. lehigh veil comfortable to low 90's on saturday in philadelphia reaching mid 80's for your afternoon high w that wind off the water. seventy's, for the new jersey shore in delaware beaches. forecast again for tonight is going to be feeling better and it goodies news for made in america this weekend. both days we will be in the mid 80's, not too humid and keeping it the dry. we will drop 70 degrees, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow less humid, 84, east wind and here is your labor day fo

also some rain happening across the north-east. that will continue for portions of the north-east. portions will clear out as we go into tomorrow. it will be boston that may be the big problem >>> at least 16 are missing after flooding caused by the 18th typhoon to hit japan, the water is receding, many have nowhere to do because their homes were destroyed. we have this report from the north of tokyo. >> the typhoon season in japan is not over. work has begun to plug the gap. against the weight it collapsed in the heavily rain. a city of joso was immersed. cars and buildings in the vicinity of break didn't stand a chance. thousands fled their homes. they have been staying in evacuation centers set up in schools and other buildings. for the extended family, after two nights, it was time to leave. >> we have to clean up. my parents are frail. i have small kids too, so i don't want to bother other evacuees. >> reporter: first he took his parents back to check the home. the water was gone, but a layer of sticky mud remained. >> translation: i don't think we'll use anything at the house

on long island down to 75 in east hampton the cooler air come in from new england backing in from the north and east 80 in danbury, hudson valley low and middle 80s, 75 belmar, more clouds as a way over new jersey and those clouds are tending to break up. the 24 hour temperature change more than 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. we have three straight days of 90-degree temperatures to start september a first time that its happened since 1973. dew points are still in the mid 60s although they're falling a little bit but still on that humid range but look off to the north. 50s even some 40s that's the comfort that comes in later tonight into tomorrow morning so clouds are breaking partial cloudiness at midnight, 65 tomorrow morning and the northeast wind is still a bit of an issue not that it's terribly gusty but noticeable breeze at times and that will probably accident wait the rip currents again at the area beaches so 76 at noon going to a high of 80-82. clouds again are already breaking up a few more clouds near staffford township otherwise clouds breaking up and thunder acti

now this is moving toward the north and east. high pressure should be moving in. we should see some irovement there. i do want to point out we are also seeing flooding on the northwestern side in the pacific northwest as a system moves there. temperatures will be in the teens as we go through tuesday. the heat is on in new york and d.c., by the way. highs will be in the low to mid 30s as we go through the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> here on "newsline" our story from bangkok once again. thailand's interim prime minister prayut chan-o-cha says another foreign man has been arrested in connection of the bombing of the shrine in bangkok last month. he told reporters about the arrest on tuesday. the prime minister said a man was arrested in sako providence near the cambodian border and did not give information about the charges. >> translator: he was at the border on our territory. he was probably trying to escape. we are investigating. >> thai police have been investigating the bombing on august 17th that killed 20

he used the image of the island to the south, to the north, east and west, and then, of course, cast that to advance his praise for the restoration of u.s.-cuban diplomatic relations, and cited cuba's hero of independence on a powerful quote, denying barriers, and being in contrawith others. he's landed on the island, trying to open up the venues with the church and cuban society. he said "let us hope that the church continues to have the space, means and liberty to carry out the mission", and with respect to society, cuban society, you know, the pope said "let us hope we can continue down the path of liberty, the pass of peace, then the pass of reconciliation, and clearly these are the themes he'll continue to, you know, speak about on the island. >> we saw the pope shake fantastic with raul castro, and he may meet with fidel castro. some felt he alluded to dissidents that he'd want to embrace those that for various reasons he can not meet. do you think he'll address that issue with the castro brothers behind closed doors. >> when i heard that, i thought about that. distressing hims

rain that you got in the overnight hours, you can see he that that's shifted up mostly to the north and eastwe've got some spotty showers here or there. it is a damp start on double scan really just the beginning of a number of wet days. let's take a look at satellite6 and action radar. there's that heavy rain that moved through last night. now it pushing up -- it's new york's problem. lots of clouds dan not out of the woods. we'll have a little bit of rain at times but that steady heavy rain has pushed out of here. right now that temperature is 73 he in allentown, 76 in philadelphia. we are already above our normal high for this date. 75 in millville, 75 in dover and in trenton as well. as you look at the day ahead we'll hit highs in the upper 70's or low 80's, mostly cloudy skies. humid with some showers at times. but we are tracking that very heavy be rain on the way and we have new information about tropical storm joaquin. that was coming up matt. >> karen what do you think the chances are that we remember how to drive on wet roads. >> not so good. >> i would say not so good as well. in

rival sides will stop attacks and in idlib, in the north-east. rebel strongholds on the outskirts of damascus. the pause in fighting is expected to end on tuesday. two previous attempts failed to take hold. >> the u.s. secretary of state is calling for a diplomatic push. john kerry insists that the syrian president must step down. the timing of the departure is subject to negotiation. the comments come as concerns grow about russia's military presence in syria >>> a crackling raidia transmission in russian, intercepted by rebels in homs. the voice belongs to the pilot of a cargo plane. the voice asks for permission to decrease altitude and to land. >> after a while it was clear there was a cargo plane in the sky, accompanying by four military jets, in the direction of south-east to north-west. >> these are exclusive al jazeera pictures of what is believed to be the russian cargo plane. the destination, the airport in the coastal city. 20km south of latakia city. that is where the russians sent weapons and support stast to help syrian president ba

starting off with utility work due to an earlier water main break closing of second street north east between c street and d street. they say the closure is expected to be in place until 4:00 and 6:00 this evening. we will keep you updated if they open up earlier. from fairfaxon 66 close to the capital beltway through falls church, not bad. 395 is the same thing. beltway,m side of the an accident coming in on the outer loop at van dorn street. we are not seeing any delays behind it. outside between the springfield interchange and van dorn street, here we go. this backup is starting to build. it looks like it is partially blocking the left lane, not the right lane. this is slow traffic approaching it on the outer loop of the beltway. we have a police vehicle on the inner loop blocking the shoulder. no delays on the outer loop. we will keep you updated on this on this delayed from springfield to the woodrow wilson bridge. and a mentor update this afternoon, we have some delays. track work on the orange line. and on the silver line from really avenue to reston. up, the latest on those --

storm system moving out at about 40-mile-per-hours to the north and east. still there are areas getting pounded. look at this. the north shore of long island right now up through 95. stanford over into norwalk and beyond, it's going to be a rough ride, at least for the next half hour before that pushes out into again, on the island, a rough go too. so we'll journey now over to orange county. look at monroe right now. seeing some moderate rain. pushing through next into cortlandt. what can we expect as we head through the day? still a chance of shower activity and a high of 76 degrees. then much, much cooler temperatures as we head to the next 24 hours. >> all right. a lot of people wanting those cooler temperatures though. >> right, but they don't want those subway delays. sadly we have some delays this morning on downtown 2 and 5 trains. the good news is that's the only issue on the rails. plenty of problems on the roads. one of them on route 22 eastbound in newark area. an accident in the right lane as well as flooding in that area. this is just one of the

that's moved to the north and east. we had a few leftover showers in parts of the poconos. that's about it. you're going to see that moving off to the north and east. it's back to the west we have this upper area of low pressure that will swing through sunday and that will give us threat for another round. isolated showers on sunday. timing out for you on future weather. some sunshine too as well. we'll call it mostly cloudy. by the afternoon is when we bring about the chance for showers. you can see the green popping into the map here. that lingers into the dinner time hours. everything moves out. we're looking at clear skies and waking up to sunshine on monday. cloudy skies. mostly cloudy in some spots. 64 in philadelphia. 60 north and west. by tomorrow temperatures not too bad. mostly cloudy. again, don't cancel your plans. make sure you look at radar before you head out in the amp. chance for showers in isolated thunderstorm. by monday, 76. fall feel. if you've been wanting that, you'll get that on monday. tuesday, lots of sunshine. 84 on wednesday. sunshine also. look h

it has track to the north and east. heavier showers moving away. this is a very well stocked system. we have more where that came from but for now we are catching a break. lets lot at rain amounts. clayton saw 2 inches, just under 2 inches in glenn dor a chalfont 1.6. 1.5 in wilmington. willow grove 1.26. that could cause ponding on the roads. wind is up there, about 13 miles an hour in philadelphia. that is not so fun when we have wet roads. lets look at your current temperature 76 in philadelphia. seventy-four atlantic city. still in the 60's in mount pocono. good morning to you there. taking a look down the the shore 74 in ocean city and 75 degrees in cape may. i want to show you future rain amounts. notice this is a lot, big numbers but one model, and this takes us through sunday and that is just to show you that the models are picking up on the fact that we will pick up significant rain totals not just from the stalled out front but because of the tropical system. you're taking a look here at joaquin what is kind of expect is that it will like

the east wind has kicked in. the clouds, south to north movement, and then the wind shifted. there are still some breaks in northern virginia, montgomery county, and southern maryland. i leave it to you to keep your eye on the sky. let's get to the weather forecast, what we have been upper-levele weak system and a shift in the wind. from the northeast the last couple days. it will be more due east and southeast tomorrow. the bigger picture, starting monday and tuesday, the wind shifts, breaks in the clouds, sunshine, temps up. we have a storm system coming our way. we need rain and we will get it tuesday and wednesday. that is the next likeliest round of showers and possible thunderstorms. that is good news. reset the forecast, overnight, tomorrow morning, 7:00, clouds clear. fairly mild. the coolest spots to the northwest, upper 50's. we have low 60's downtown. isolated showers, 20% chance. supporting iton is still southwest of washington as we get the rain tomorrow. 70's to the west, sunshine will get us to about 80 in washington. a cool start in the morning. tuesday, the l

this has been a pretty big storm moving off north and east. look at all the lightning around north beach. we don't see hail but heavy rain, rainfall rates 1 to 2- inch per hour headed away from dunkirk and still moderate rain in huntington. how much lightning? 107 strikes in the last 10 minutes between north beach and south of huntington. back south around goldvein west of fredericksburg, moderate rain down stafford up toward quantico and a little heavy storm toward la plata. we'll zoom in a little bit. this storm was going to move off north and east by 8:46 at bell fair and quantico at 8:29. 10:12 arrival time in town. if the nats don't get things done in a timely fashion, we could see a shower before the game is over with. bus stop temperatures in the 70s and a shower is possible on your thursday morning. yellow weather alert thursday, the morning and the evening commute could both be affected with showers and storms. in fact, by 10:00 tonight most of the activity is still south of town, maybe a shower southwest of the ballpark. notice the re

we have 62 degrees in philadelphia a12 miles an hour wind out of the north east, we have 56 percent relative humidity. no stickiness involved this morning. really feel that nip in the air, that taste of fall that is on the way, sunrise time is 6:47. let's check other temperatures, burr up in the mountains, it is 47 degrees in mount pocono. trenton 59. fifty-five pottstown. fifty-six lancaster, down in millville 62. sixty in atlantic city. dover 63. fifty-nine in wilmington. sixty-one in wildwood. little bit of the breeze as well, not as windy as yesterday. we have gusty wind that you undoubted noticed yesterday even if you did go outside. 2 miles an hour wind out of the northeast, 7 miles an hour breeze in atlantic city and ten in dover. we have a system down to the south. cloud around this morning. nothing that will give us a a problem. so we have got a mix of sun and clouds today and the high temperature, 73 degrees. the that is on the cool side, even a little bit cooler than average this time of the year. 59 degrees is your overnight low. that is your monday, fox cast, oh, yeah, it is mon

they are forming just the north and east but they will slow down. what happens tomorrow is a cold front will approach the area from the north and east. we will see showers and storms forming of the afternoon and it will roll to the west during the afternoon i 10 hours. -- afternoon and nighttime hours. then it clears out overnight and will be in fine shape after that. we will start with sunshine, then see temperatures climb into the upper 80's. we may see scattered showers and storms of the afternoon and evening. then we get to the holiday weekend and this looks fine. low to mid 80's with partly cloudy skies on saturday and sunday. monday, little warmer and more humid and then hot and humid next week. the beaches look pretty good. an isolated shower sunday morning in some areas but cooler in the upper 70's. nice beach weather and nice football weather to if you like it hot on the field. robert is live at fedex field. robert? words --e are at fedex where tonight is the last chance to make the 53 man roster. >> robert: welcome back to fedex field. it i

it spread into ocean county and smoke is drifting north east toward the shore. that is crew as tacking it from the air and also on the ground. now it is dry out there and several inches below normal rainfall totals right now. new jersey forest fire service is expected the fire to grow bigger before they can begin to contain it. >> once the sun comes up sky fox will show you what is going on right now. >>> today is first day of school for a lot of kids. >> so our jenny joyce is live at carver high school in north philadelphia jenny, we are ready to go back to school. >> let's do it. >> reporter: let's do it n an hour and a half school will be back in session for philadelphia school district. this is carver high school. students will not only be greeted by teachers and staff but superintendent doctor hite and mayor michael nutter a as state budget is two months overdue which could have a a significant impact on schools. the financial christ ace monk the the philadelphia school district is nothing new in, 2011, a billion dollars in education funning was slash from

and 66 degrees right now with 90 per september relative humidity. 9-mile an hour wind out of the north eastt of cloud cover here, on the satellite and radar picture there isn't any rain. we will see some sunshine, at times, today, but otherwise mostly cloudy skies with the stray shower and an unusually high temperature for september . >>> 82 degrees. tonight we are down to 68. these warm temperatures will not last. we have quite a cool down and quite a bit of rain coming up in the seven day forecast. little weather drama perhaps, guys. >> i like weather drama, w-d. >> well, we will take a live look at ben franklin parkway right now, where you can see, there is some clean up underway. this place today was packed with almost a million people. official count was 860,000. they were all there to see pope francis. >> many schools and businesses are closed to day as the city returns to normal following the pope's visit. here's my question you are not going to work today because ben franklin bridge was in the supposed to open until noon. well, it opened at midnight so should you go to work. >> what

the wind are out of the north east.expect these wind to pick up more after the sunrise and expect wind to be here all weekend long. just blowing your hair around and whatever else you are hold nothing your hand. keep that in mine. that is more of a concern then rain. 13 miles an hour winds right now in wildwood. so we will look back before we look a head and we will see we have warm to 82 degrees for a high yesterday, it was just lovely. we will go back to the 07's today. seventy-six is our high. increasing cloud, but still nine out of ten. seventy-five on saturday. 73 degrees on sunday. we will go back to the 80's by middle of the next week where we expect quite a cool down by thursday and that is your seven day forecast, getting you through the weekend and beyond, all right, bob kelly, where can't we go or sit more appropriate to say where can we go. >> just stay where you are. 6:18. good morning everybody. live look at a problem on i-95 southbound an accident between walt whitman bridge and stadium area you you see f

the parents family of north east live less than a mile this way, but despite the fact there is a fire station so close, they say it took way too long for any crew to get to them sunday. >> i threw up blood. >> she could not catch her breath. tom: it was a terrifying sunday night. their 16-year-old daughter went into anaphylactic shock. >> which is life-threatening. >> i stabbed myself with the beep in and my mom called 911 -- with my epi-pen and my mom called 911. >> i'm like, how long does it take? roughly toys it took arrive. by then, they decided to take their daughter to the hospital themselves. >> we called to any minutes ago. >> it felt like an hour because i cannot catch my breath. of unifiedc. office communication said the actual time between the first call and the truck arriving was 14 minutes, not 20, but both they and d.c. fire admit that the call was not handled correct. it appear the call taker mishandled the call and did not give it the urgency it should have had. regardless, the closest unit was four minutes away. d.c. fire set although they were responding to a nearby

it will can come out of the north and east. it's a dry and hot wind that will lower humidity, saturday afternoon and also on sunday. you say okay, the winds are not gusty. all it takes is a dry easterly wind to combine in with hot temperatures to amplify the fire threat. the other thing we will watch out for, the north and easterly winds will bring in smoke from the valley fire on saturday and sunday and so hot and to he poly hazy. let's go to the micro climate forecast as we go through friday and there we go, nice weather throughout the south bay. 85 in morgan hill. and the peninsula. warming up to 68. and palo alto 82. san francisco, 73 in the financial district and the marina coming up to 71. for the north bay, east bay and the tri-valley. a nice round of weather here with 85. for the east bay. we have 76 in oakland. and fremont on checking in with 82 and for the tri-valley, it gets hotter. we will stay out of the 80s. and again, the weekend is hotter. sunday looks to be the hottest day and you can see for the south bay, tha

with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, a few high clouds, winds east, north east at 10. it will be breezy tomorrow and saturday. some clouds but comfortable tonight. bus stop temperatures 55 to 68. friday mainly dry, showers well south and west. fredericksburg south, culpeper west is what we mean by that. better chance of showers saturday as the area of low pressure gets a little closer to us. it's kind of a nor'easter. 10:00 tonight no real problems, low to mid-60s, upper 60s downtown. by morning clouds begin to roll back in here staying dry, upper. >>> ifs gaithersburg -- 50s gaithersburg, olney. upper 60s downtown but around 60 in the burbs by 9:00. temperatures in the mid-70s by 1:00. by 6 p.m. a plot of high school football games -- lot of high school football games going on, no worries. all the showers will be south and west of us. by 10:30 tomorrow night a lot of clouds and showers south, temperatures generally in the 60s, 69 downtown. keep your outdoor plans on friday as well. day planner, a lot of clouds. better chance for shower and drizzle saturday, 73,

bulk of the heavier rain passed us by heading north and east. problem is we have more on the horizon. the lets look live at storm scan three, you cane, all of those yellows and orange have track to the north. we are looking much better in philadelphia. that doesn't help with the water already on the road. steady rain ending this morning mostly cloudy skies, scattered shower or two possible but dampness and coolness is torre as we head forward. seventy-six in philadelphia. sixty-six in mount pocono. seventy-four in atlantic city as we head throughout our day we will be cloudy, stray shower or two, high of about 78 degrees, still warm. seventy-three at the shore today. sixty-two in the poconos. big difference between today and tomorrow will be about a 15-degree temperature drop. not only do we have more showers coming our way, not just from the stalled out front but potential of the tropical system but meisha, it business to get very chilly in here and i for one don't have my warm jackets out and i better get on that. >> i will come over and help y

everything pushing off from the southwest off to the north and east at about 16. we'll zoom back in. heaviest activity south of leesburg. down toward hay market and over toward manassas as well. and in town, north of old town, there's pretty good showers and rain going on around 395, east of tyson's corner and up toward silver spring. maybe a little slow going tonight. no doubt about that going home. we've got more rain around college park, the stadium, howard university has little patches of moderate shower activity on top. everything is moving again off to the north and east. we'll zoom in a little bit toward nats park. still some moderate showers and more showers back to the south. these showers toward reagan national begin to move north eastward in to the nats ballpark. it's going to be a cold wet game. bus stop temperatures 56 to 68. kind of a cool start. primary clouds tomorrow. not so much shower activity. trying to hint at showers lingering tomorrow morning. i'll readdress that tonight at 11:00. mostly cloudy on tuesday. if we're lucky we'll see the sunset.

it is all moving up towards the north east and behind this front our very cool temperatures, let's sayvery much, more will cool then where they are right now because it feels like summer right now. yeah, i'm putting sentences together great this morning. but we will have some rain after this cold front comes through. so, it will stall off shore and give us an unsettled rest of our week and then we have to factor in tropical storm joaquin around the bohamas, and, projected path of this storm is northward. so right now it looks like it will stay parallel to the east coast of the united states, and start to affect our weather at the the new jersey shore and delaware beaches saturday and unday, unfortunately. so, again, it is a wide cone of uncertainty. as we look at the the spaghetti models they are all over the the place. some have land fall in the carolinas, some have land fall here in our area, on of them keep it off shore all together. i wanted to see what happens as we get closer to the time and models tart to converge a little bit more but as we get into the weekend we will have to

this one cell of heavy rain over king of prussia working over 202 and 402 and working to the north and east and this is dropping 2 inches of rain an hour. philadelphia a break in the action this afternoon and now the rain has intensified. west allegheny avenue and west dolphin street, moving across the schuylkill expressway, you see the lightning strikes, 0 lightning strikes, the air is very cool, and it's too stable for lightning. speaking of delaware, wilmington is reporting heavy rain towards pennsgrove and this is out towards the i-95 corridor and we are beginning to lose the reds and becoming more yellow, this is decreasing in intensity, we are looking at 8:00, 8:30 heavy rain and this is why we are seeing the localized flooding, port richmond getting a lot of rain and we had a flash flood warning there and lehigh valley, 3.9 inches, greaterford 2 inches and wrightstown, new jersey 2 inches of rain. and temperatures show the heat wave is officially over, philadelphia 75 degrees and allentown and reading, cool and temperatures only in the 60s, millville 73 and cape may 74 and wilmington

this front pushing south from the north east. as this moves through that wind picks up, just as a front passes but as it moves further south wind dies down. it will gust here 20, 25 miles an her by noon, right on the beach that is a windy day, 20 to 25, increases throughout the afternoon, areas inland will see that wind pick up, about 15 to 20 miles an hour bringing in this cooler, dryer air so this is end of the heat and humidity just a bit of the breeze today, calms down over the weekend. a few showers likely they are moving from the northwest here, pushing from the northeast, moving southwest, mainly northern suburbs could see these passing showers. maybe more widespread then yesterday. 86 degrees wind picks up ten to 20 miles an hour. seven day forecast, 80's now. calm weather, nice breeze today but then calms down with bright sunshine cooler morning nice afternoon, a ten both saturday and sunday. monday still nite nice, tuesday and wednesday the the heat comes back and we touch 90 on wednesday with the shower or then are sto

look at that wind north east at 22 miles an hour.at is a brisk, chilly wind off water and chilly as well at palmyra cove nature park. the we are seeing a few brakes over center city philadelphia a but a glummy afternoon as boats go by along the river. peak at storm scan three shows cloud dissipating and they will dissipate overnight. we will step under this big cloud bank as cool air comes in. but warmer air is moving our way and how high pressure builds in throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures right now across the the a area we saw weather watchers this map looking similar in the upper 60's and 07's in the region which is well below average thanks to the northeast win. mostly cloudy day today but warm start to fall. high pressure starts to build in on your wednesday. we will ease up on that northeast wind and beautiful day, highs back to the lower 80's, sunny and fantastic. that sticks around for thursday, temps in the upper 70's and lower 80's with high pressure still in control on thursday. we have that watch this area of mois

be a problem at all this morning, the the blue route looking good, i-95 looking good out of the north east but dual out some extra time heading to the airport, all of the faithful expected to fly out of philadelphia international. back over to you. >>> the city is still chinning up from this weekend's historic visit from the pope. >> with that clean up comes detours and impacts public transportation, jennifer joyce is on this story for us and she joins us from the septa station. you are at eighth and market, jennifer. >> reporter: we're at eighth and market, chris and market and such a relief to hear bob kelly says we will be okay traffic wise getting in the city. we are seeing the city slowly return back to normal or pretty quickly in just hours. we're watching each concrete barrier being removed looking down market street here you can see crews doing their thing working through the night to get our streets reopened for this morning. over the weekend our streets were empty, if you weren't participating in papal festivity between independent mall and the parkway the city almost seemed like

a steady parade of showers moving from the charlottesville area north east to melt row area. so far, most stayed in the city and the northern suburbs. not so much the eastern suburbs. that could change. the cool temperatures will continue. no strong winds. as we get through tomorrow, we will be in the low to the mid-50's with the cloudy skies. then the sun comes back tomorrow an and much improving weather forecast as we head through tomorrow and wednesday and thursday. we will give you the weather coming up as it pertains to the pope's visit. back to you. leon: all right, doug. happening now. impact of metro commute to the evening. there was an electrical problem found outside a parking lot at r.f.k. stadium to delay service on three lines throughout the day. brad bell live in southeast washington on the story for us. brad, how does it look out there now? >> well, some good news. i want to show you live right away now. take a look on the tracks back here. you can see here come the train. rolling down the tracks heading to the tunnel. pan to the right. behind the portable gene

north, east, south, or west, the numbers are clustered in the upper 80s to upper 90s. when you factor in the humidity as well, you're feeling like it's in the upper 90s to 100 degrees. a lot of people have asked is it a warmer summer than it has been. we set a record for the longest stretch of 80-degree plus days. significantly higher than we were last summer and probably 30% higher or so by the time we're all said and done than the normal average. we've got all our stats. let's talk about where the rubber meets the road. 90 degrees right now. it stays warm for the rest of the evening. going to be uncomfortable pretty much everywhere. if you're looking for some relief, you'll get it along the shoreline and long island. every inland and the city north, we're talking about warm temperatures just hanging on. where's the relief? it's not here yet. we don't see showers rolling through, but a system is working its way from the west. that's going to do two things. number one, it's going to bring us much needed rain. and number two, it's going to switch the wind direction out

in north-east japan, toyota suspended operations at three plants due to record-breaking rains. >> reporter: another natural disaster strikes north of tokyo. this time it was an inland sea water. hitting the area after lunchtime, taking everything in its wake. the wall of water uprooted trees and shook houses to their foundation. in joso city, rescuers couldn't keep up with pleas for help. only a lucky few were moved to safety. as it unfolded live on television, the national broadcaster urged people in cars and houses not to give uch hope, but to do what they could to survive. we have had heavy rain, we have not seen this much water in decades. the water broke the banks. areas in the regions recorded double the usual september rain in 48 hours. the weather bureau says say it's the kind of rain fall that happened once in half a century. it moved off the coast, but the rain lingers across the affected area. >> the rains are unprecedented. this is an abnormal situation. serious disasters such as landslides and flooding occurred and is still happening. >> reporter: the prime minister urged loca

watch out for a moderate rip countries being also the wind little brill being out of the north east tene per hour, feeling that here in philadelphia, too. clouds starting to clear, see them tracking, from west to east. that would be the pattern throughout the day today. we all start to get little sunshine there working our way into the afternoon zoom out, take a look, come on, okay, doesn't want to. if you zoom out, see we are looking pretty good as we get through our day today. looking much bitter as far as visibilities is concerned. dover still at mile and a half, that's not bad. you can drive in that down to zero visibility previous lip, boy what a difference look at the cape may picture now, all socked in earlier, now starting to get that sunshine, blue skies in there. >> hour by hour forecast shows you, in the city today, in philadelphia, we see high of about 78 degrees. so that's the first indication that our season is about to start changing. highs just in the 70s, our average this time of year about 77, and you can see, 78, about as warm as we see into the wednesday, thursday, t

now a live view looking to the north and east. cloud cover coming toward us out of the north and east. it will break up here by 8:00. sunshine breaking out. by then, temperatures should be in the mid-70s. then by noontime, more sunshine breaks out in much of the region. warm climbing into the low 80s. by 3:00 or 4:00, mid-80s. by 5:00, noticeably less humid. overnight, mostly clear and temperatures by dawn on sunday. the upper 60s. during the day on sunday, a gorgeous day, less humid, highs reaching the mid-80s on sunday afternoon. then, as we get to labor day, all the activities for picnics. the custom on the mall looks good, mostly clear for that in the 70s. for labor day, lots of sunshine, afternoon highs near 90. it's going to get more humid on labor day. tuesday as we get back to work and school, hazy, sunshine, hot again, rather humid. low 90s tuesday afternoon. looks like on wednesday, storm team 4 seven day outlook, humid, highs low 90s. the next cannes of rain may be on thursday and friday. a chance of passing storms with

as far as the wind speeds take a look out towards fairfield and you can see in north east wind picking up. 13 miles per hour last check and more wins and winds out of the west at 22 miles per hour. a bit of a breeze developing right around the bay. looking at at&t park with no baseball to talk about but billy joel. we have mostly clear skies and temperatures in san francisco so will their san francisco will be dropping into the mid- 60s. it is currently 70. overnight low 1st thing tomorrow morning mostly clear skies and temperatures will be most areas in the 50s to start out your sunday. nice start out there. high pressure strengthening offshore. it's a warm weekend. the sinking air will warm things up but it really kicks in for tomorrow. for sunday and into monday the beaches in the 70s around the bay in the 80s and inlaid neighborhoods approaching lower 90s. even monday could be a little bit warmer. monday will be the warmest day of the three-day weekend. here is a forecast model. we're looking for the fog but not much to show you. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon colors beginnin