winds northeasterly. and by afternoon, another fantastic day. a wee bit cooler, who is going to complain? sunny skies, high temperature 65 to 70 and the winds will go light. below average, but going to be a bright day. high temperatures, some areas light 706789 arlington and down toward springfield, but most of us holding in the upper 60s. 68 in college park and 68 in reston and fairfax. still nothing to complain about. let's break it down. 46 to 54 tomorrow. in the morning, 60s by noon. and then 65 to 70 by evening. you'll need a light jacket and shades for the remainder of the day. now the next three days, milder on friday. sunshine, 72. and then sunshine on saturday. we're going to be close to 80 degrees by saturday. next seven days. we don't make 80 on saturday. we will on sunday. 82. and we probably will again on monday, columbus day, low 80s. around 80 on tuesday. and well, maybe some thunderstorms on wednesday as the cold front approaches. temperatures in the mid 70s. we had ours last weekend. >> that's right. >> the caps? >> saturday is

winds will turn northeasterly at ten once the back door front goes through.morrow morning, sunny with a chilly start. grab your glasses, sunglasses that is. 40s and 50s. it will warm up to 50s and 60s after 9:00. fairly rapidly. winds northeasterly at ten. and then by afternoon, the winds die down. sunny and pleasant. a little cooler. but still a pretty nice day. high temperatures 65-70. and with light winds, it's going to feel closer to 70. in some areas i think it actually will hit 70s. down towards arlington, springfield, fort belvoir probably 70. 68 in bowie. 69 at andrews. southern maryland down in charles county 70. but more than likely upper 60s in fairfax and reston. still a beautiful day. 67 in middleburg. so we'll break it down for you. you need a jacket to start. a light jacket. and then your shades. we're looking at temperatures mid 40s to mid 50s at 7:00. so the high schoolers have it kind of on the chilly side. nice by noon. temperatures in the 60s with sunshine and then 65-70. a little bit cooler than today. a little bit cooler than average. bu

winds light northeasterly about 10. nice day for the mountains and the coast. only 45 in oakland, sunny. 55 in cumberland. 60 culpeper. 57 in warrenton. downtown not quite 60. 59. 58 gaithersburg. 57 frederick. down to the southern maryland, you probably make 60. in the bay 50s. we will break it down for you, 38 to 46. by noon 52 to 56. by everything 56 to 61 under mostly sunny skies. the next several days, good shape on wednesday. 60. 63 thursday. a few clouds come in. the rest of the week looks good. friday good shape. saturday we have the heart walk, the terps are in town. redskins sunday. 49 hour weekend. turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed saturday night. highs in the low to mid-60s. >> can't complain about the extra hour. >> that is a good thing. 39 in dulles on saturday. average is 64. >>> ghoulish behavior pays off. >>> how does someone that graduated from college and worked as an electrical engineer for 30 year's end up homeless? in the hero central report, j.c. hayward reports on a man that was at the top and fell to the bottom. >> rep

and right now, the northeasterly wind is down to 5 or 10 miles per hour. and it's rare to get snow in washington in october. we have only had it happen three times when we had measurable snow. and october of 79 was the last time. 32 years ago. that's how rare this is. we have a winter storm watch out all these counties in blue, and all of these counties around the blue ridge, and then maryland's counties along the pennsylvania border and up into pennsylvania, and that extends all the way up into new england. the storm watch means accumulating snow is likely and it could be five inches or more. all of this coming from a storm center into the tennessee valley, and some of the moisture and southern west virginia, it will take a while to get here, because it will track a little further east and move along the atlantic seaboard and help up towards boston. and right now a chill in the air. out of the mountains, we had quite a bit of frost there. from the shenandoah east, not a lot of frost, above freezing in most locations and right now above the 40s. and in the

winds will turn northeasterly as a back door front goes through. we are talking low 50s.ut plenty of 40s. 47 in rockville. 53 in arlington. 52 in springfield. 48 in bowie and looking at plenty of 40s from reston to fairfax out toward leesburg and down into manassas. tomorrow morning, great. mostly sunny with a chilly start. 40s and 50s. by afternoon, the winds will die down. mostly sunny and pleasant. a little cooler. highs 65 to 70. light winds, still a fantastic day. all right, let's break it down for you. 46 to 54 to start. then 60s by noon and 65 to 70 with sunshine by everyoning. so maybe a light jacket to start. next three days, look what happens, temperatures go back up. milder on friday. we're back in the low 70s and on saturday, sunshine. high temperatures near 80. if we don't hit 80 on saturday, we will on sunday and will on monday, too. low 80s with pure sun on sunday. low 80s on columbus day and even 80 on tuesday with mostly sunny skies. could see some showers and perhaps thunderstorms in this pattern we get into next wednesday with temperatures in the mid 70

winds northeasterly about 10.enerally sunshine from the mountains to the coast tomorrow. 45 in oakland. 55 cumberland. 60 in culpeper with sunshine. 67 warrenton and leesburg. 57 or 58 in manassas. no wind to speak of. no small craft advisory for the bay. 38 to 46. grab a jacket. walking to lunch you probably need the jacket. by evening sunshine 56 to 61. the next three days, temps go up slowly. sunshine wednesday. 60. nice on thursday. clouds come in late, keep it dry. temperatures in the low 60s. the next seven days we will keep it going. temps dip back to the 60s. over the weekend they go back up. low 60s saturday. mid-60s sunday. the terps in town, the heart walk and we have the redskins in town. and then we have showers on monday with temperatures in the 60s. >> can i take my hand off my eyes now. >> i got bad news for you. >> keep them there. it's still bad. >> redskins park not a great place to be when you lose like the redskins did yesterday. players in no mood for interviews but we do it anyway. wait unti

most of us dealing with calm conditions and a northeasterly breeze in oakland. that northeasterly offshore wind going to keep that marine layer out of our area. your sad light view, that ridge of high pressure is sort of flat. but it is there. and it will continue to keep us on the warm side. we're going to be five to 10 degrees above northerly am for this time of year. it will be a nice one, even along the coast. mostly sunny skies. we're waking up with just a little patchy fog. areas around the north by, viz belt down to half mile, quarter mile as we have reached our dewpoint in some areas. we have ground fog to deal with. it should burn off quickly. cooler start this morning because of clear skies but for the afternoon we'll make up the difference, warmer by several degrees over friday. your forecasted highs for the afternoon, 83 expected for santa rosa. today. 83 four sonoma and napa. 81 expected at san rafael. upper 70s for sausalito on the water, it will be gorgeous. 77 berkeley. 78 for oakland in the afternoon. walnut creek 83. mid-80s for pittsburg, anti

northeasterly winds are creating problems in the peninsula. and a separate system will continue to dump heavy rain adross bangladesh. as well as northeastern india and northern myanmar for the next couple of days. as for japan, it's mostly dry but the pacific side will see more cloud cover as the day goes on. temperatures looking like this. we're expecting 19 degrees in tokyo. and the same in seoul. taipei is expected to be 26 degrees. and 28 in hong kong. heading over to the americas, it's mostly dry in the west, but very stormy in the east. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of the southeastern corner of the u.s. as well as the region. the risk of thunderstorms, large hail, and damaging winds will continue throughout tonight here. we've had tornado watches in effect across the southern part of the florida peninsula. the stormy conditions will move northward and reach the northeastern states in the next 24 hours. meanwhile, light showers are lingering across ontario and quebec. that should ease on wednesday.

that is come minutes of the northeasterly winds. 70s and 80s today, a warmer afternoon for everyone.mbers should top off close to 70% at our coast. one of our readings at half moon bay 68°. get the idea very pleasant if you like it warm. area of low pressure out here for days continues to sit and spin going to head towards the california coast without any rain. we'll see the cooler temperatures as the clouds associated with it as soon as tonight in terms of the onshore flow maybe mist and drizzle. and temperatures taking a hit in fact we are going from the 70s and 80s to the 60s and 70s with numbers bottoming out on wednesday. in terms of today, beautiful with low to mid 80s around the south bay. 84 in campbell. 82 today in santa clara. on the peninsula more 80s for you, palo alto, mountain view low 80s upper 60s from our beaches 70 in the sunset district san francisco depending on where you are the financial side of the city upper 70s closer to the ocean could be cooler. still, lots of sun, 84 sonoma, near east bay upper 70s for oakland with 80 in union city over-the-hills another 1

northeasterly in fairfield and helped to wipe out the marine layer. 77 pacifica. 83 oakland. 84 san josea. 84 santa rosa. we are expecting the sea breeze to return and the cooler trend as early as tomorrow. you remember this? we have been watching this for the last week. it is going to push northeast, it will crank up our sea breeze and cool us down for tuesday and wednesday. 5-15 degrees warmer than sunday. tomorrow temperatures are expected to fall. a.m. fog and patchy drizzle expected to return to the coast line. partly cloudy expected by the afternoon. 50s and 60s as we start the morning. 60 mountain view. 59 oakland. 55 expected for expected for vallejo. 54 santa rosa. afternoon highs. 74 novato. 72 east bay, oakland. afternoon 67. -- san francisco 67. 62 pacifica. the valley, nice day, mild day, what we typically get. 77 san jose. 76 mountain view. extended forecast. that disturbance beginning to move closer to the coast and pass our area. tuesday, wednesday, cools down, patchy drizzle. nice weather all the way into the weekend. dry. temperatures back into the 80s and 70s for the c

down toward the south a northeasterly monsoonal flow across vietnam and the southern end of the indochina peninsula as for bangkok, a slight chance of thundershowers today. temperatures looking like this. another cool day for you in tokyo with 18 degrees, the same with seoul. manila expected to be 34 degrees, with mainly clear skies. >>> heading over to central america then, hurricane rina downgraded to a category 1 system, but still packing winds of 140 kilometers per hour. moving in a northwesterly direction and expected to hit the northeastern end of the yucatan peninsula by thursday. after it makes landfall it could become a tropical storm and head toward western cuba. right now, hurricane warnings have been issued along the northeastern corner of the yucatan peninsula. torrential rain and fierce winds will affect the coast. starting wednesday. as for rainfall accumulation, we're talking about 200 to 400 millimeters by friday. and strong winds could create a dangerous storm surge as well as distracted waves, so watch out for coastal flooding. we'll keep you posted on the situation. me

with the high overhead we will see a north, northeasterly wind flow and that will warm us up. it is an offshore flow. we expect it this time of year, and we are going to see it. overnight, a cooler night especially in the north bay valleys where the numbers will drop in the mid to low 50s. most areas in the 50s. 60 in antioch. by morning you may see a patch or two of fog, but it certainly is not going to be widespread for the morning commute. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 81 for san jose. 80 for new cupertino. a sunny day in los gatos. 84 on the peninsula. 76 in mill gray and geting into the low 80s for redwood city, mountain view. 80 stwo in -- 82 in lossal toes. -- in loss altos. 74 and a warm october afternoon. 71 in the sunset district and 76 in south san francisco. in the north bay you are looking at 80s. wine growers will be relieved to hear it is a dry forecast. 79 in san rafael. normally with this kind of warm offshore flow we would be concerned about fire danger around this time of year. but not this time around because we did get those recent rains. 77 in the

meanwhile, strong northeasterly winds are creating thundershowers across the southern indochina peninsuland a separate system will continue to dump heavy rain on bangladesh, northeastern china as well as northeastern india and northern myanmar the next couple of days. as for japan, it is mostly dry, but the pacific side will see more cloud cover as the day goes on. temperatures looking like this. we are expecting 19 degrees in tokyo and the same in seoul. 28 in hong kong. heading to the americas, it is mostly dry in the west, but very stormy in the east. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of the southeastern corner of the u.s. as well as the mid-atlantic region. risks of severe thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds will continue throughout tonight here. we had toerpd watches in effect across the southern parts of the florida peninsula. the stormy conditions move northward and reach the northeast states in the next 24 hours. meanwhile, light showers are lingering across ontario and quebec but that should ease wednesday. it is mostly dry and settled

winds northeasterly at 10. by afternoon, sunny and pleasant. yes, a little bit cooler.he winds go light, so not a factor there. really another spectacular day. let's break it down. 46 to 54 in the morning with clear skies. so a little bit chilly. nice by noon, temperatures in the 60s. and by evening, 65 to about 70. a little bit cooler than today and a shade under the average. now, the next three days it's going to get milder on friday. back in the low 70s with sunshine. 79 on saturday. we're flirting with 80 degrees by saturday. next seven days, don't hit 80 on saturday, i think we will on sunday and columbus day. low 80s on sunday. full sun. full sun on monday as well, low 80s. even next tuesday will be around 80. a cold front will approach. it's out in the rockies right now, producing good snows. that cold front gets here, but we're warm. that will produce showers and thunderstorms. >> did i hear you say snow in the rockies? >> yeah. exactly. all right top, take a look at this. some folks think it's offensive, others might crack a smile. it's not kfc, os ofc. that is

notice the winds northeast to northeasterly at 5, 10 miles per hour. here's live doppler 9000 hd and it looks like there is a lot of rain. hardly any is reaching the ground. light sprinkles possible. richmond has been reporting some light rain down here. the stuff north, it is a little bit more hit and miss there. the bigger picture shows the moisture that's been coming out of north carolina into virginia. there has been rain not nearly as much yellow. the air is still moistening up, a little bit dry. this is a sign of things that are changing. a lot more rain will be headed this way tomorrow it looks like. temps in the 60s to around 70 here up in philly as well. 55 in williamsport. upper 60s in fairfax county. 70 from rockville and columbia. 68 in baden. 66 at mason neck. in town, 70 degrees with a dew point still at 59 and the winds northeast at 6 and the cloudy skies stay thickened up. our problems with coming from this storm system out of florida. it is in georgia and the carolinas today. tropical moisture being drawn into this. some of the rain to

right now the wind variable at this point but for most of the afternoon we saw a northwest, even northeasterly breeze at times and that kept the marine layer out of the our area. you can't even find it out there at this hour. 79 in oakland, still holding on to the 80s. san jose, livermore checking in right around 83. low 80s in and around concord, napa, santa rosa 83 degrees at this hour: and still mostly clear skies. for tomorrow, a near repeat, ridge of high pressure now in place. we'll be there through about friday. it will begin to weaken. more noticeable changes, but we're not expecting a southerly flow to bring us high clouds for tomorrow afternoon. we'll start the morning very similar to how we were. widespread 50s and 60s. we will be mostly clear. but we have a milky white sky. and i should say 80s near 90s. temperatures sitting right around 50 degrees as we start the morning near santa rosa. 60 in oakland. the afternoon highs another nice one. 85 expected for sonoma. upper 70s in sausalito. how about the east bay, upper 80s depending on where you're at. santa clara valley looking good

we've got an east-northeasterly wind around 10 to 15 miles an hour. a bit of a wind whipped rain coming down now through much of the region. over the last hour, the wind advancing south to north. we've got one area of orange, moderate rain along the beltway in fairfax county, from mclean all the way down to right near where little river turnpike is. this is heading off to the north. across the potomac and move into southern montgomery county. elsewhere, scattered lighter showers across maryland, virginia, and west virginia. heavy downpours out of the mountains where their temperatures in the upper 50s. generally low to mid-60s from the blue ridge through the bay. we're in the mid-60s from montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties, and the district of columbia. here's the potential rainfall all the way into tomorrow. this area of blue, this is a zone here. we could pick up as much as .5 inch to 1.5 inches. that's going to be much of the area. we may have heavier downpours on the eastern shore. they could get over 2 inches of rain from th

north, northeasterly wind which is what has kept us nice and clear in terms of keeping the fog away thisfternoon. and the fog will stay away. tonight do look for clear skies and mild conditions and mid50s to the low 60s by morning. when you wake up, you head out the door for the morning commute, and it will be clear. fog is not going to be a problem. the sun will be out early. it will be a warm afternoon again with 70s to 80s. the temperatures running above normal this time of year. and it is not just here locally. look at the numbers. los angeles 98 degrees. you had a record high of 99. 102 in palm springs. a warm afternoon tomorrow in yosemite 84. 81 for reno and 87 for sacramento. highs for thursday in the bay area really nice, warm day. 88 in los gatos and 86 for san jose. on the peninsula 80 in san mateo and 84 in palo alto. sunshine near the coast and you will enjoy another beautiful fall afternoon. 76 in half moon bay. it is beach weather. 74 in the sunset district and 78 in downtown san francisco. north bay communities, mid80s for santa rosa, petaluma. 82 in san rafael. head out

with the high overhead we will see a north, northeasterly wind flow and that will warm us up. it is an offshore flow. we expect it this time of year, and we are going to see it. overnight, a cooler night especially in the north bay valleys where the numbers will drop in the mid to low 50s. most areas in the 50s. 60 in antioch. by morning you may see a patch or two of fog, but it certainly is not going to be widespread for the morning commute. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 81 for san jose. 80 for new cupertino. a sunny day in los gatos. 84 on the peninsula. 76 in mill gray and geting into the low 80s for redwood city, mountain view. 80 stwo in -- 82 in lossal toes. -- in loss altos. 74 and a warm october afternoon. 71 in the sunset district and 76 in south san francisco. in the north bay you are looking at 80s. wine growers will be relieved to hear it is a dry forecast. 79 in san rafael. normally with this kind of warm offshore flow we would be concerned about fire danger around this time of year. but not this time around because we did get those recent rains. 77 in the

a northeasterly flow tomorrow bringing mild air instead of the warm air.gh pressure and plenty of sunshine. another great day. the high pressure moves off to the east on friday. we get warmer on friday. but on saturday it continues to move off. we get a return flow out of the south. that brings in not just the warm air but well above average air. temperatures close to 80 degrees just in time for holiday weekend. not bad. tomorrow morning this is what you can expect, cool and clear conditions. 42 to 51 degrees. tomorrow afternoon the temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s. a great fall day with abundant sunshine. the next four days showing you that rebound. 73 on friday, 78 on saturday. 80 on sunday. of course monday is columbus day with a temperature there of 81. how about that? chance of rain next week but not even talking about it. >> don't. >> looks too good. thank you, doug. [ female announcer ] this is steve and lynn, and they have a good question. can the aetna app make you healthier? well, that all depends on what you do with it. and there's an

mentioned it earlier in the broadcast as that fog pinches down the winds come out of a north, northeasterly direction, the fog scouringed away and that sets the stage for the warming trend that begun right now. so as we head into the day or tonight and tomorrow, less fog, warmer daytime highs, back into the 80s for many of us. overnight lows tonight with very patchy coastal fog but minimal fog at best. temperatures in the upper 50s. mid 50s and the cold spots. there will be a little patchy fog coast side but not much as you can see. afternoon, it's plenty of sunshine at the bay and in down towards there. light offshore flow stays with us but building high pressure that sends temperatures upward. it's not souring. it's not record heat or a red flag warning just really heck of a nice weather pattern as we go into the next few days. get ready to enjoy it. friday news and saturday and sunday temperatures will trend down just a little bit. so your forecast highs tomorrow certainly warmer than today. 20 -- or 83 in clear lake and 83 fairfield and 77 in richmond. forecast high walnut creek 85 and

north, northeasterly wind which is what has kept us nice and clear in terms of keeping the fog away this afternoon. and the fog will stay away. tonight do look for clear skies and mild conditions and mid50s to the low 60s by morning. when you wake up, you head out the door for the morning commute, and it will be clear. fog is not going to be a problem. the sun will be out early. it will be a warm afternoon again with 70s to 80s. the temperatures running above normal this time of year. and it is not just here locally. look at the numbers. los angeles 98 degrees. you had a record high of 99. 102 in palm springs. a warm afternoon tomorrow in yosemite, 84. 81 for reno and 87 for sacramento. highs for thursday in the bay area, really nice, warm day. 88 in los gatos and 86 for san jose. on the peninsula, 80 in san mateo and 84 in palo alto. sunshine near the coast, and you will enjoy another beautiful fall afternoon. 76 in half moon bay. it is beach weather. 74 in the sunset district and 78 in downtown san francisco. north bay communities, mid80s for santa rosa, petaluma. 82 in san rafael. hea

just swiping away the low clouds and the fog with more of a north and northeasterly wind that will blowust about up to 10 miles per hour. it does usher up the temperatures. 85 degrees your forecast high and santa clara. meanwhile east of the bay in our inland areas, up to 87 degrees. backing all the way to discovery bay. north bay numbers from 68 degrees in stenson beach to 87 degrees in sew sanoma. 80 degrees easily season sunday while inland the offshore flow continues. one thing, instead of the aggressive winds by monday night, we are pushing it to tuesday to wednesday. as ken was eluding to, it is the weekend, lots of activities. we have football, sunshine, and 76 degrees come kickoff. kim. lots of activity at the coliseum. >> i cannot wait. i'm ready. jim harbaugh appears on another hit show. are the sharks fist pumping like champs tonight in jersey? that is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the two city high schools have >>> sacred heart cathedral has been playing each other each other since 1893. the two city high schools have the longsest rivalry west of the mississippi. close to 8,000

by tomorrow, they're expected to shift north and northeasterly. meaning blowing toward the pacific. we're not expecting much of a marine layer. it will be nice for most of us, but without the marine layer, we'll be low humidity wise down to critical values. the red flag warning lasting through thursday morning. our humidity levels down to about 10%. overnight lows going to be a chilly one, going to be clear and cool. if it's breezy, it will be quite brisk as you step outside. 46 mountainview. 47 livermore and toward the north bay, we're looking at 39 degrees. high pressure building in, we're expected to be warmer tan what we saw for the afternoon today. 74 expects in sonoma this afternoon. 67 sausalito. south bay a mild day, 72 expected at san jose. and for the peninsula here, looking at 72. upper 60s san francisco. mid-60s today. slightly warmer there and mid- 60s expected along the coastline. those wind gusts above a thousand feet for the hills. going to be quite breezy there, but the rest of us 10-15 miles an hour. thursday into friday, we budge very little all the way into the w

high temperatures near 55 and winds turn northeasterly at about ten. all right.seven days, here we go. clouds come in tomorrow. 39. i lowered the temp to 39 on saturday. not going to move at all really temperature wise. the best chance for snow would be in the afternoon as the storm system really intensifies and drags down the colder air. in the morning it will be a cold rain. still salvage on sunday. knock the temps down to 52. halloween dry. upper 50s. clouds come in halloween night. that will make it all the more spooky and it will make it a dry trick-or-treat. >> spooky is fine. >>> caps playing tonight and they're going to go undefeated for the whole season, right? >> we would hope. 82-0. we'll take that. the capitals seem to have found their groove. they're 7-0 to start the season but they're undefeated record is on the line this week as the capitals embark on their 1 multi-game road trip of the season. up first the edmonton oilers. we have karl asner getting the score and right now it is 2-1 edmonton. so hopefully they can pull it out. to thursday night fo

dry, northeasterly wind that really starts to make a difference when it comes to relative humidity readingst comes to fighter danger up the mountain passes. here is what we're expecting for today. temperature wise, ten degrees off from yesterday's highs. san francisco, 70, 80, redwood city and santa rosa. record-breaking warmth in oakland over the weekend. temperatures much cooler in that neck of the woods. as we head through tonight, those winds will intensify, even more so for tuesday and then windy, windy weather on the way for wednesday. nice and clear offshore. uniform temperatures almost. not that much separation between the inland numbers and those at the coast through the next few days. 78 degrees. breezy conditions really start to pick up tomorrow evening. and i think we'll see the windiest conditions early wednesday. by wednesday night, winds start to calm down a little bit. on the breezy side for thursday. this weekend, many people celebrating halloween early. friday, saturday, sunday, onshore flow returns cooler. low 60s back out at the coast. not a lot of change. if you are som

we get that northeasterly wind and that will knock temperatures down both thursday and friday. but it's not going to get wet and it's not going to get as cold as the weather over the weekend. saturday 75 with sunshine. sunday sunshine and almost 80 degrees. by columbus day rolls around we probably will be 80 degrees. on tuesday cloudy. we don't have a drop on that seven day. didn't have a drop on the seven day before. >> hum. >> that was pretty good. a good streak here. >> yes. keep it going. >>> some guys are going to be mr. october. now would be the time to step up. >> because according to my watch, it is officially october. all four series in baseball playing tonight. yankees and rays facing elimination. anything can happen in these short best of five series. and st. louis is trying to be that anything tonight. could they go up 2-1 on the billion dollar phillies? plus the skins hit the buy week with an uncharacteristic lack of drama. and why this homerun was embarrassing for one tv cameraman. 9 sports embarrasses them further. >>> roy holiday, cole hamil is the starting rota

northeasterly winds coming in off the atlantic should keep us a little bit cool. still not bad. right now, the weekend looks warmer with highs well up in the 70s and we deserve it. monika? >> yes, we do deserve it. thank you so much, howard. good morning, everybody. we have the green light although i'm going to take you over to the bw parkway. there is a report of an accident at route 198, not sure of lane information yet. we'll give that to you. in laurel, watch your step on the bw parkway at route 198. let's head over to the beltway. still nice and light for monday morning. no problems as you leave this point into silver spring over to 270, we'll take you there now on a map. no problems on 270 as you head in from frederick all the way down toward gaithersburg and rockville and down to the point where the lanes divide. we'll wind a live shot of the beltway heading south toward the potomac river. no problems into tysons corner and down to 66. in my next report, we'll update you on the bw parkway. >>> the victims of last month's flooding in virginia received an outpouring of supp

that's northeasterly winds, 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's a bit of an offshore direction.peratures still on the cooler side though because of the air mass that is generally much cooler. the low humidity will add the fire danger. and then a chance of showers will show up through the end of the week here and again come the end of the weekend you could see more shower activities across the area as temperatures, they will be much below normal. by that time, in the mid-60s for the hot spots. back in the bay area, looking for the low 60s to the upper 50s at the beach for halloween night though. still expect mostly clear skies. the temperatures in the 50s to the 60s at trick or treat time. we will hold off the rain until later on in the week. >> well, that's good. >> yes. >> i like that. >> yeah. >>> all right, next, the dos and don'ts of facebook, e-mail, tweeting, texting. when it is perfectly okay to unfriend or unfollow the contact. >>> and also, knowing where your kids are when they are trick or treating. the app that will alert you as you go out of bounds. from 20 leading b

on wednesday, a northeasterly wind that can be dangerous. it can be dangerous for fire hazards. at this point it doesn't look like we're too much in the way of fire weather on wednesday. saturday and sunday, inland highs getting up to about 71 degrees. >>george: so far there are no metering lights or problems reported on the stand. your ride on the san mateo bridge is the ticket. here is a look at the camera facing west or from the toll plaza which is just behind the view. an easy ride across the stand. the golden gate bridge is a little bit foggy with no delays or problems reported. the bridge is completely reconfigured for the morning commute. looking at your east bay ride, picking up traffic on highway 80 westbound, still an easy drive time from hercules to berkeley. south bay, there are no delays out of the coyote valley. the drive time out of the novato for 101 southbound into the golden gate bridge toll plaza is still running under 25 minutes. that is still a easy 101 trip southbound. >>mark: will tran is live on the scene where rescuers are searching for a missing kayaker

we are waiting for a north or northeasterly wind. that is the direction. that's late tonight, early tomorrow morning. that will happen. we are going to see that. red flag warning goes into effect for most of the bay area, other than the north bay, tonight at 10:00 it stays in effect until thursday morning. so the forecast basically calling for a warmer day tomorrow, increased winds and i suspect most of us won't really notice the windy conditions, it'll be up above 800 feet up in the hills of the north and east bay. the forecast is that low press moving off and the high pressure moving in. that's off shore. the winds are going from land to sea. normally the winds blow from ocean to sea to land. that's a cool every direction. it's not going to get hot but we are looking at increased winds, in this time of year increased winds and lower humidity can equate to very high fire danger. because we had rain a few weeks ago conditions aren't as dry as they often are this time of year. still something to be concerned about. watch what the model does, little bit of f

if low pressure developing in the mid south of and moving northeasterly during the day and intensifyorrow morning along the coast. that will bring some cold air into the north. the stage is set for a first encounter this fall with a wintry weather for us. the areas include depict possible snowfall. areas and greens is rain. that will move in during the overnight and through the day tomorrow. moderate to heavy rain across southern maryland briefly. and it clears out as we go through the late-night period. the area under the winter storm watch tonight through tomorrow. north and west of the metro area. the north end of the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge and beyond through north central maryland. the d.c. metro area, cold rain with snowflakes, no stimulation expected. shenandoah valley, a few inches possible. no. maryland and above 1,500 feet, rain and snow and maybe a telecom -- up to 5 inches. adam caskey will have a seven- day forecast. i used to be one of the snow lovers but not so much anymore. >> definitely not. it's a little scary. >> i don't like it when my trees are freez

we have a northeasterly flow.t cools temperatures down from where they were yesterday by five or six degrees. tomorrow, we warm up a little bit as the high slides to the east. still on the mild side with an average high around 72. i think we'll be around 72 degrees. abundant sunshine. a fantastic afternoon. a fantastic friday. saturday and sunday, this area of high pressure settling over the area. that eegs going to allow the temperatures to warm up even more. i think we'll be near 80 degrees by sunday. this weekend is really, really looking nice. if you have plans this coming weekend it is really looking good. clear skies, a perfect fall evening. tomorrow morning, you are going to start off cool again. you most likely need the jacket again. 51 in the city. once that sun comes up, we are going to warm up very, very quickly. temperatures 71 to 75 degrees. some areas to the south warmer down around fredericksburg and charlottesville, 76 to 77 degrees. then everybody warms up. 80 on sunday. 81 on monday. i would love

. >>> a little bit of patchy fog inland and northeasterly breeze with higher elevations in the east bay. coming to the berkeley side at 26 but everybody is staying calm so far. we will we'll we will carry that, there is no rain in sight except for tuesday and wednesday but with mostly clear skies and 50s everywhere else, livermore come a 53, a westerly breeze so in higher elevations it is offshore yet at the surface we are getting a westerly breeze. we'll see a little bit of a warmup although there is a lot of fog going up the coast and it was sitting there last week. it will get ejected off towards us and that's when it will start to happen. that system will weaken but it will give us a cooler pattern and so was we look towards mid- week it does not look that strong. fog inland but nothing compared to what we had sunday morning. breezy in higher elevations low- to-mid 80s but tomorrow we start to cool things off especially by the coast, thursday friday are just sitting there and there could be a warmup by the weekend but there is no consensus on it. >>> all right, steve, 5:09, they are

right now it is bringing in an easterly flow, a northeasterly flow, which is bringing warm, moist air toward our area. here is the breakdown. the higher elevations are going to get snow. but for us, because of the way this wind is flowing out of the east, we're going to get the rain. as this thing moves up and gets closer to the maryland coast, the winds are going to shift out of the northwest. this brings the cold canadian air down with it. that moist air, with that cold air, brings that snow line closer to the greater baltimore area. you can see pretty much the entire state to the west is a snow event. then as this moves on, we get that westerly flow with the chilly air, which we are going to feel tonight heading into tomorrow for the ravens game. futurecast shows a wet day all day. i stopped it at around 6:00 because it looks like that's when we will really see winds shifting out of the northwest, bringing with it snow. you can see baltimore county, carroll county, frederick county. the city stays in the green. think i it will be a mixed bag as far as rain and flow snow throughout

we'll have a light northeasterly wind and tomorrow, we will have increasing clouds with a slight chancea late day showers out that the metro area but even locally, we cannot rule out a few drops here and there late in the day. high temperatures will be a little bit cooler in response to the cloud cover, in the mid 70's. near 70 and rainy by wednesday. saturday sunny and upper 60's. >>> a light volume of traffic and restrictions are lifted for hov except for john hanson highway. we're in good shape around the beltway. we are good along to 70 66, the dulles greenway, and the dulles toll road. this is live or they connect coming out of leesburg, aspirin, sterling through centreville. >> thank you. 6:49. >>> the republican presidential candidates are said to debate tomorrow at dartmouth college after a controversial comment that rick perry supporter made about mitt romney and his fate. the pastor said it mitt romney is not a christian but a mormon. he leveled mormons a cult. he said he did not agree with that. >>> rick perry's new advertising attack. >> our chief white house correspondent j

temperatures on the coast, it will still be as nice but not as warm as yesterday because we lose that northeasterly breeze. live palo alto, fair faction hills, -- fair fax, 36 napa airport, they went from 37 to 48, the city is at 53 and yesterday they made it to 49 very calm conditions, everything goes up and over the high ridge of pressure jetstream will start to lower and maybe next weekend we will see some rain but until then not a chance. temperatures 60s and 70s mid- 70s, semolina 35 and petaluma 74 and 75. berkeley all the way to cupertino, said for red wood city, you will be close unless you are up by the coast very low 70s and with your weekend always in view, it will be nice and it starts to inch back. >>> general motors is recalling nearly 34,000 of its best selling severes. the retirement system, the affected suvs are between july 18th. they can find their car was built on the sticker of the driver's side door jamb. it does not eliminate when it shed -- i am loom nate when it should and they should take the car for repairs. >>> and this saturday, they can't get enough parts from their su

now there is a northeasterly breeze, there is nothing at the surface and there is a little bit of a westerly direction, we lost a little bit of the higher clouds, we will come up a little bit, that is the most that will thin out. 50s to 60s, a couple of 40s and 50s in the area. that pressure system came by on sunday and that's the one that will come in starting wednesday. that will cool us down, could be rain to the north and it's a cooler pattern, northerly breeze as it makes it to the surface we will get rid of all that fog and it looks like a tall order here. some 60s and 70s and it will bump up for one day. we started a little bit of a cooling trends, it will level off and friday with your weekend always in view, it is a very quiet stable pattern. >>> well they are the maker of light bulbs and in the hopes of reviving earnings, the quarterly profit fell, they are proving the job cuts will save more than billion dollars. >>> people will be able to use the carrier of their choice and they can also plug in assist card and -- a sum card. >>> time now 6:20 don't look now but another dead sate

as the highs move in the winds come from a northeasterly direction typically this time of year.what we have. if you saw the fog at the gate this evening you saw how pinched down it was. within a few hours it was gone. that's high pressure squishing it down and getting rid of it. it's also high pressure warming the daytime highs for tomorrow. it will warm. as the air sinks it warms. 53 in santa rosa, we're down in the 40s. even upper 40s in santa rosa a few days ago. light offshore winds. not enough to make you make your fire concerns go to a red flag warning. but a warming trend as we go into wednesday, thursday. and even friday will still be pretty warm. thursday is the peak day for heat this week. when i'm talking about heat i'm talking about mid-80s, maybe some upper 80s. maybe coastal a low 90s. not expecting any records. but we are expecting a really nice forecast period. as we go into tomorrow afternoon, those oranges are 80s. that's warm. plenty warm. the warmest it's been in a while. you will see some 70s at the coast. upper 60s and low 70s. 81 in napa, 83 in fairfield.

there it is continuing it's northeasterly track.it'll be over north california later tonight into tomorrow morning. that will be our best opportunity with a little bit of drizzle because of the marine layer deepening. that little bit of drift that we get and it has to come down. 10 to 20 degrees cooler. five to 7 degrees cooler is what we saw. for today the inland areas, tomorrow an additional few degrees expected. low clouds, even local drizzle as we start the morning. as we start the morning we're expecting to be a little bit cooler as well. take a look at tomorrow morning. as we wake up it's going to be well inland and it is 1,800 feet right now. it's expected to deepen tomorrow morning. a quick look at your overnight lows and into tomorrow morning. 53 in redwood city, we come back in the next half hour, we're going to detail your afternoon highs for wednesday. back to you. >>> scientists say a satellite is set to fall from orbit sometime soon and possibly this week. an x-ray telescope launched in 1990 while the 2.5-ton satellite

training that doesn't stop him from having deÑp >>> tracking rain with live doppler well to our northeasterlyng to take a while to get to our neighborhoods but it will by the afternoon, 80 by the afternoon hours, all rain even up in the high country. tahoe 54, sacramento 71. increasing sun and warm to the south near 80 in fresno and l.a., 76 in san diego, 91 in palm springs. >>> 5:46 now. >> two americans have won this year's nobel prize in economics. one has ties to the bay area. the royal swedish academy cited thomas sargent and christopher simms. they looked at how economic growth and inflation are affected by temporary increases in interest rates or tax cuts. sargent earned his bachelors from uc berkeley and ph.d in harvard. currently at new york university. sims a professor at present ton with. >> republicans and religion. preacher with ties to another candidate calls mitt romney's mormon faith a cult. john hendron is in washington with more. >> reporter: the "m" word is out this open in the presidential campaign. >> in my estimation, mormonism is a cult and would give credence to a cult

we're losing that northeasterly wind in fairfield. as a result you're 17 degrees cooler from just 24 hours ago. some some cities are warming a little bit from yesterday at this time. we have 36 in napa. 37 in novato. two additional hours of cooling before the lows ridge ster this morning. 47 in san jose. it's not that breezy. we don't have much of a windchill factor. we do have the red flag warning firmly in place for another 20 minutes. i'll let you know if it's able to expire on time. everything leads me to believe it will. making your way off to work, 50 in san francisco. cool enough for a jacket. but temperatures will warm nicely under a clear sky. sunshine coming in at 7:30. you'll jump up from 50 to 65 degrees in the city of san francisco. stay tuned in my next report we're tracking hurricane rina. we'll tell you about your halloween forecast. the seven-day ready to go is all on the way. >> like we thought, we have the yellow chicklets released to the bay area. 44 at hill crest heading towards the ridge is a typical start. conco

got a east-northeasterly wind at 10 miles per hour. there is the rain, the moving color on the radar, that is rain. where you see the yellows and oranges, it's coming down harder. heavy downpours in the northern neck of virginia, and then another pocket east of fredericksburg and north west of fredericksburg. and the rain is now come into fairfax county. looks like maybe another ten or 15 minutes before it makes its way up to the beltway. further to the west, a pocket of moderate rain in foulk. and it's advancing to the north and coming up our way. right now temperatures around the region are in the 60s. 65 now at reagan national. prince georges and arlington and fairfax counties in the low 60s to mid-60s, and cooler to the west. much of western maryland and west virginia in the 50s while it's near 70 in southern maryland. we had the predawn showers and then a respite, and now a lot of cloudiness and the next batch of rain is ready to approach. here is our future weather. all of this moving color, these are zones of likely rain coming

and breeze why with the northeasterly breeze. and cooler as we get more of a westerly breeze. >> no rain and temperatures are doing a roller coaster dance. >> one system to the north. that is enhancing the fog. and drifting up from the southwest. combination of the two. >> giving us 40s. 50s. and 59 also in mountain view and san jose. and 49 in santa rosa. and mid-50s. they will clear out of the picture and that system right there. >> it just has to slide by. and fog going. and the ridge of high pressure will build in. and little cool down and start a warm up again. >> patchy fog. and that is thick. >> 80 for clear lake. and 76 for santa rosa. and 75 in sonoma. and napa. and san rafael. and up near 60 degrees. for many close to the bay. and berkeley. 71. mid-70s. to near 80 degrees. we will go 80 degrees for gill roy. and that was 94 yesterday. >> san jose at 76 and cupertino, put them right there. and 60s on the coast. and weigh saw that happy. and 65 today. >> san mateo -- mateo and mostly sunny. today. after some of the fog an

north to northeasterly breeze really helping to heat things up and keep any marin layer off the coast. it's hard to find any marin layer no matter how far you look out right now. san francisco still checking in right around 78. 86 for livermore, north bay. 87 in santa rosa and we do have just a light breeze for most of us. ridgeover high pressure in place and that will be the case over the next 24 hours or so. weakens a little bit as we head into the weekend. take a look at satellite radar over the next 24 hours. you can see how the ridge moves north and we continue to benefit in the way of nice warm weather. we will have tropical moisture that will pull into the area later tomorrow. notice high clouds up above. that's what that will be. outside of that we're looking at some pretty nice weather all the way into the week. although temperatures are expected to dip into the weekend as we roll through saturday and sunday. you will notice any where from five to 6 degrees cooler than where we sit today as well as the last business day of the week your friday. 56 santa rosa, 59 for vallejo,

it's picking up on the north or northeasterly winds that will push the fog to the coast. showing me temperatures i know when the fog is pushed away, when the winds go off shore. temperatures start to come up and they will. that's how it'll be. 74napa, 74 vallejo and fairfield. notice our uniform the temperatures are. we don't see the big bump between coast and inland. the big difference in temperature. we can go 40 degrees. this time of year it's like 10 degrees. patchy fog, drizzle tomorrow morning but i think you will see the clearing coast side and plenty of sun in the afternoon. that's tuesday. be wednesday, thursday you will see temperatures begin to increase more, more sun, and numbers that will get us into the mid80s and upper 80s. cooler for the weekend as we go into saturday and sunday. >> looks like things going to dry out and be nice. >> warm up nicely. >> all right. thank you. >> a major hurricane possibly a category four could make landfall on mexico's pacific coast tomorrow. the outer bands brought rain today. the eye of the storm is on track to hit south of

outdoor recess with the northeasterly wind at about 6 miles per hour. later this afternoon, especially south of town, closer to where the moisture is, a chance for a few showers developing. temperatures still up near the 70 degree mark. have had some fog this morning. leonardtown reporting 3/4 mile visibility. 3/4 from hagerstown to cumberland. half-mile in petersburg. the rest of us, no real fog problems. our temps running in the 50s and 60s. lovettsville at 53. we've got 59 in laytonsville. to the east, few 50s from college park and baden and prince george's county. we go down south to the lower 60s and 59 at fort belvoir. great falls at 58. winds are light. brett at herndon said it is 57 out there. getting ready to bike to work. calm winds, humidity up at 87%. our storm system really hit florida hard the last few days. it is finally moving north. it is starting to get a little tropical moisture as well. we're looking at potentially some more moderate rainfall in spots. maybe heavy rain in spots overnight into wednesday. depending on exactly where the

as the highs move in the winds come from a northeasterly direction typically this time of year.e have. if you saw the fog at the gate this evening you saw how pinched down it was. within a few hours it was gone. that's high pressure squishing it down and getting rid of it. it's also high pressure warming the daytime highs for tomorrow. it will warm. as the air sinks it warms. 53 in santa rosa, we're down in the 40s. even upper 40s in santa rosa a few days ago. light offshore winds. not enough to make you make your fire concerns go to a red flag warning. but a warming trend as we go into wednesday, thursday. and even friday will still be pretty warm. thursday is the peak day for heat this week. when i'm talking about heat i'm talking about mid-80s, maybe some upper 80s. maybe coastal a low 90s. not expecting any records. but we are expecting a really nice forecast period. as we go into tomorrow afternoon, those oranges are 80s. that's warm. plenty warm. the warmest it's been in a while. you will see some 70s at the coast. upper 60s and low 70s. 81 in napa, 83 in fairfield. i thin