there's the view from romeoville. we lost a lot of least this weekend. with that big storm on friday as well. there's the view from kenosha. evanston looking pretty there. >> all of the wind having taken those leaves down. there is to unleash park. here the temperatures. you'll see this area of warmer air coming into our region. st louis at 60. kohl there is plunging back in. look at some of these temperatures up in northern canada. it is starting to get pretty chilly up there as we laid down a snowpack that is very reflective. >> are you lection- hour shelling out to the west. here's how they will be moving into the area. they will not be in here today. you'll see an area of showers coming in from the west. there is where they will be a 120. there is the forecast for election day morning. these things will come and go but there should not be particularly heavy. a big high pressure off to the east of us responsible for the southerly wind. one weather system goes by and took some colder air later in the week. will be followed by another one. a colder pres

jeff flock joining us live from a coal yard in romeoville illinois.on beautiful evening, jeff. what is caution the shortage of coal? >> well the problem is you got to get it from where it is to where they need it like a power plant right here behind me outside of chicago. this is the nrg plant. you see a pile of coal. i tell you that pile needs to be a lot big. look at stockpiles over the cores of the last couple years. i broke this out last five years. if you look up close an personal the last several quarters, stockpiles have been cut in half from what they were at very low level because there is a problem with getting coal where it needs to get. we talked to the eia, that told us as plants rebuild their stockpiles from last year's freezing cold polar vortex winter, many operators are trying to get shipments of coal well above the levels they received last year. issues with delivery by rail make it difficult. why is it difficult by rail? we have a boom in the oil fields as well as a huge grain harvest. 2/3 of the coal used in the electricity in the