winds out of the south/southwest at 11 miles per hour. poconos 34. yesterday, 6 degrees, that was your morning low there, big improvement in the poconos. trenton, 43, millville, 46. wilmington, 45. lancaster, 39 degrees, as you look to the west, you can see the milder temperatures. charlie ton, 60. pittsburgh, 56. buffalo, 8 inches of snow -- 88 inches of snow about a week ago, now we're seeing temperatures in the 50s. this will be close to our high today, close to 60 degrees as we head into monday. you look farther to the west across the northern plains this is where the cold is starting to reload. the big difference with the next shot of cold air, the last several have dropped into the deep south making its way down into the panhandle of florida. this is moving west to east, it will hug the u.s./canadian border. we'll get clipped by this tuesday, that will drop the temperatures down to 41, 42, give or take in the city. it could be a mixed bag of precipitation. it's moving so quickly by wednesday we're back in the 50s. if you're traveling out of phi

monday it turns warmer, the winds strengthen again, stronger out of the south/southwest., there could passing showers from time to time. 42 degrees today, 55 sunday, monday we're up to 60. the seasonal average is around 50. for the lehigh valley expect mainly cloudy skies, there could flurries from time to time. high temperatures around 34. the yesterday you topped out at 33. it's been a cold stretch of weather for the lehigh valley. atlantic city somewhat milder this is far below average fore this time of the year. chilly day, clouds and sun, there could be a passing flurry aring but stays to the northwest. 42 degrees is the forecasted high, winds out of the south southwest at 5 to 10. be overnight tonight. 30 degrees outlying suburbs. 37 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 42 degrees, partly sunny today, 55 tomorrow, better for monday, 60 degrees mainly cloudy skies, there could be a spotty shower out there from time to time. but not looking like a wash, not even close. brisk and chilly, tuesday, 42 degrees, clouds and sun, 53w. thursday, 47 a

so not as cold tonight, but the winds will pick up, a south, southwest wind.hat will drive wind chills in the teens and 20s. bus stop temperatures will be 24 to 34 tomorrow. so basically we've traded in a cold day for a breezy chilly day thursday and then we trade that in for a breezy cold day again on friday as the arctic air moves in. on the futurecast10:00 tonight temperature-wise not crazy, all relative compared to last night anyway, 30 in gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas, 35 downtown. by early in the morning looking at temperatures, some folks get into the 20s. we'll say 29 or so in leesburg, 29 in frederick, 32 in la plata and low 30s downtown. by 8:00 everybody is pretty much in the low to mid-30s and by lunchtime you can walk to lunch, but you still need a coat. 40s with a northwest wind as the front goes through. 5:00 in the 30s and 40s and essentially 24 hours from now temps fall quickly again, even 29 showing up in hagerstown, gaithersburg by 8:00 tomorrow, low 30s elsewhere. the winds, this is a bit overdone, but i want to show you how the winds st

winds out of the south/southwest.ratures will not drop too much. 30 decreases north appear west, 37 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a big moderating trend here as we get into monday, 55 degrees, milder for sunday, 60 for monday, cold front pushes through during the afternoon and the temperatures drop off, 42 degrees, brisk and colder for tuesday. wednesday we get a warm front pushing through, 53. thursday, a cold front comes through, 47 and friday, cloudy and chilly temperature of 45. there could rain at night. the in all over the place all wk long, the good news is once we get past this morning, there's no cold air like arctic-type stuff that we've been dealing with over the past couple of weeks. >> we get a 60 in there. >> reporter: 06 is not bad. >> 60s are great. >> santa claus was the honored guest at the jersey shore. he led a sing along with all his favorite christmas carols. he flipped the switch on the town's holiday tree and there was free ice skating and live entertainmen

winds out of the south, southwest. after midnight we expect the temperatures to start rising as the warm front pushes through. 30 degrees north and west, 37 for center city. winds out of the south/southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 42 degrees today, nice quiet afternoon quiet for sunday, milder, 55. stays quiet for monday, you'll see a lot more in the way of clouds and maybe a passing shower for some locations, with a warm front, 60 degrees. brisk and colder, tuesday, 42. 53 as we head into wednesday. 47, sun and clouds, thursday. friday, mostly cloudy high of 45 degrees. once we get past this bitter cold morning, the flavor of the whole week or at least the seven-day forecast, is one mild day, followed by a cold day, followed by a mild day, and keeps going. kind of a pattern back and forth. >> don't forget you can take take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. chec

winds out of the south/southwest at 5 miles per hour. overnight tonight, not as cold as what we saw this morning. as a matter of fact after midnight the temperatures start to rise. 30 degrees north and west, 37 for center city. temperatures all over the place, 42 today, milder, 55. spring-like monday, 60. back to winter on tuesday, brisk and colder, 42. wednesday, clouds and sun, milder day. 53. thursday, 47, friday cloudy and rainy, 45 degrees, next weekend is on the mild side. you'll have to allow everything in the wardrobe you'll need everything. >> and take extra vitamin c. >>> an east texas girl got the gift of a lifetime thanks to the make a wish foundation. >> do you want to see my tree house? >> mini was overwhelmed after receiving a special gift. back in may the foundation reached out to the family learning that mini was diagnosed with stage four cancer. at first when her mother got the news, all she could think about was how she would tell mini. >> i told her on the way home, i'll never forget. >> i said you know i never take a

winds out of the south southwest at 11 miles per hour with the wind chill of 22 degrees. so it's cold but not as cold as it was yesterday thanks to those wind out of the south and west we'll talk about a brief warmup with the seven day forecast coming up much lucy and iain. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> for live radar 24/7 and what's right around the bend any time head to myfoxphilly.com. of course the weather tab at the top of our home page. >> happening now a marijuana mystery in delaware county. upper darby police are trying to figure out who sent 90 pounds of pot to a 69th street clothing store. two packages showed up at the store worth pretty big bucks. fox 29's dave schratwieser live in upper darby tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, this happened twice in the last 24 hours. yesterday two packages with about 60 pounds of high grade pot worth couple hundred grand showed up at the store. today another 30-pound package showed up worth about 100 grand. now, the packages were addressed to someone using the address of that clothing store, but no one at the store knows t

what happens tomorrow, we'll see clouds out here, but with the winds strengthening out of the south/southwest temperatures close in on 60 degrees, some locations across south jersey and delaware wouldn't surprise me if you're a degree or two warmer than that. the overall pattern for the next two weeks looks mild. looks like we'll bottle up all the arctic air to the north, that means a flat west to east flow across the countries. pacific air will dominate the pattern and temperatures in the 50s, there will be a couple of cold days thrown in there now until then. the overall pattern looks mild. we'll talk about that when i step back inside and we'll have another look at the travel forecast next. >> the long exodus back home from the long thanksgiving holiday is beginning. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: today is expected to be the busiest. take a look behind me, this is the line we're seeing here in the d terminal of the philadelphia international airport. i can tell you it hadn't been this busy since 6:00 a.m. this morning. it was a smooth ride through the airport for most travelers eve

not nearly as windy as yesterday with those winds south, southwest 10, 10 to 15. so that will warm things up a little bit. tonight the winds are going to stay just enough. temperatures should be 10, 15 degrees warmer than tomorrow morning. mid-teens. culpeper down to 12k. lots of upper teens in the shenandoah valley. mid-20s on the eastern shore and not too much windchill. beautiful skies this morning. temperature at reagan national is 23. feels like 16 with that southwest wind at 6. our forecast, it's a cold one. today 37. still 20 degrees below average. 32 tonight. tomorrow 48. a touch milder. another cold shot friday. 38. moderation comes this weekend in the form of 50 degrees on saturday. a nice day. sunday more clouds and some late showers with 60 and well in the 60s monday with some showers before cooler weather moves in on tuesday. 6:21. here's beverly farmer with another look at timesaver traffic. >> reporter: a beltway crash, sky 9 got over to it quickly on the outer loop of the beltway between new carrollton and the exit for the baltimore walk parkway. i

all things considered it's cold, but it's a better morning. 36 degrees, the winds out of the south/southwest not a lot of wind. temperatures are milder than yesterday morning, that's good. you can see the lake-effect snow making its way into northeastern pennsylvania and new york state. down here we're holding on to clear skies. there might be high clouds digging in later on, but generally speaking we're looking at a fair amount of sunshine. 32 degrees is the temperature at 8:00. i expect the numbers to dip a little bit. we get into the upper 30s by 11:00 and 2:00 p.m. we get into the mid 40s, 39 degrees by 5:00 p.m., a little breezy out there today, but not horrific. a 45 in philadelphia, 46 in wilmington, 40 in allentown and reading, that's 10 degrees better than yesterday. and upper 40s in atlantic city and cape may, but breezy today with a ten to 20-mile an hour. after the rest, we have a little more cold air to deal with, looks like that will be coming in behind a little frontal boundary, tomorrow, so tomorrow we're going to dim and get a little colder again, but we'll improve as we hea

but if it pick up a little bit it would be out of the south southwest. that's why we're finding temperatures as warm as they are. storm scan3, not showing any problems at all, great day to do anything that you feel like doing outside. forty-three in philadelphia, 42 in millville, 46 degrees in wildwood. above freezing, in the poconos, too, at 34 degrees. and look at these temperatures, some of these temperatures, the difference between yesterday and today, those numbers are higher than the actual air temperatures were yesterday. so, this is a big warm up, 20 plus degrees, in some locations. our temperatures this afternoon, getting into the lower 50's, we will find sun and clouds out there. i think you will love the weather today. and if you don't, it is not warm enough for you, well then we will turn the heat up for monday, and i'll show you those numbers coming up. diana? >> thank you, carol. new this morning, homicide under investigation in north philadelphia. police tell us victim was shot and killed in the 2900 block of edgley street. the shooting ha

winds out of the south-southwest at 6 miles per hour. temperatures mainly in the 30s. 35 in allentown. 32 in lancaster. 41 in philadelphia. temperatures mainly in the 40 toss ts to the south and east. so enjoy the milder air today. and enjoy that warm air tomorrow. future temperatures, as we go throughout time here, we're going to see these temperatures rise throughout the afternoon. so by 3:00, you're out and about getting some errands done. we'll see temperatures right around 54 in philadelphia. 3:00 in allentown. 53 in millville. that's good news for anyone going to the game and all the players, look at temperatures right around 54. dry for now. that's also good news. wee see some rain coming in overnight. as we go throughout the day here, a quiet day overall. winds not bad. temperatures mild. but as we go throughout the overnight hours, you notice some green coming into the map. by 3:00 in the morning, we're looking at some heavy stuff. that's yellow and also some oranges. that's indicating some more moderate rainfall. so don't be sur

winds are south, southwest at 11 gusting to 22 and relative humidity 51%. headlines, no worries tomorrow. seasonable tomorrow, bus stop temperatures 46 to 54, mild. rain develops overnight tuesday, so by dawn wednesday we have rain and it's going to turn to snow wednesday. even i think east of i-95 it will end as snow between maybe 4:00 and 6 p.m. of course, with temperatures in the 70s today it won't accumulate in the metro area. it will be conversational snow, but we don't need anything falling from the sky on travel day wednesday. futurecast, we'll jump ahead to wednesday because tuesday is boring, but a nice day. wednesday at 6:00 it will be raining in the metro area, essentially montgomery county, frederick and loudoun county points south and east, all rain. you folks in the mountains will have all snow and of a mixture along i-81 which will -- and a mixture along i-81 which will turn to snow. by 9:00 i think it's still going to be raining in the metro area. by noon you'll see a shift from rain to snow or rain to a mix of wet snow down to i-95 and i th

winds out of the south, southwest at 6. so, i will be watching the low temperatures tonight. i may have to lower the low temperatures. that's dry air. almost like desert air if you will. headlines, pleasant temperatures this evening in the 50s and the 60s. so we're looking at, you know, a nice evening. terrific, terrific election day. just go out and vote. a terrific day. prompter. still warm wednesday. more clouds will come in wednesday. but it will stay dry on wednesday until probably wednesday night. yellow alert thursday. yeah, rain and showers on thursday. looks like it will affect the morning commute and also the evenincommute. so 10:00 tonight, want to walk the dog, no worries. temperatures in the 40s, but low 50s downtown. just a few high clouds come in overnight. by 6:00 in the morning, low 40s. gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas. 46 downtown. temperatures are uniform. they may be lower than that, looking at the dew point. by 8:00, now we're 50 downtown with 40s elsewhere. and then by lunchtime, walk to lunch, have a

that low riding to our west, that puts us on the mild side of this storm, winds shift out of the south/southwesther to the west past harrisburg and state college that's where the snow flies, that will accumulate, but for us it's mainly a rain event. monday this is all rain for us, it could come down heavily at times. we're expecting anywhere from half inch to three-quarters of an inch. the lehigh valley, 41 degrees, the jersey shore lots of sunshine, again, the temperatures compared to seasonal averages very, very chilly. 44 degrees, with the breeze it will feel like 40 or 41. philadelphia, we'll top out at 43, mostly sunny and cold, winds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. 43 degrees. overnight tonight, it's cold but not as cold as what we're seeing this morning. 43 degrees, increasing clouds sunday, 48 degrees. monday, 46. tuesday and wednesday, high temperatures right around 36 degrees, tuesday we're expecting windchills in the upper teens low 20s all day long. thursday we start to pull out of it a little bit. sunny and breezy, 45. friday sunny, and 47 degrees. it's the middle of november.

winds south, southwest at 8 and winds will be out of the south through tomorrow. that will keep us kind of mild to warm. so still a mild evening with temperatures in the 60s. bus stop temperatures, upper 40s to upper 50s. that's 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. a lot of clouds tomorrow, but still warm. maybe not picture perfect, but we'll take it. a yellow alert day on thursday. mild with showers probably will affect both of your commutes. so, 10:00 tonight, want to walk the dog, no worries. upper 50s, low 60s downtown. we have our fair share of clouds, but radar is quiet. and some breaks in the clouds. in fact, by can have 6:00 in the morning, partly sunny skies and up toward gaither burg and leesburg, you'll have some sun. you'll need your shades coming in tomorrow. by 8:00, we see some showers, not exactly sold on this. but some showers possible toward winchester and also martinsburg. most of the showers will die out as they move east toward town. by 1:00, we are still in the 60s. a lot of clouds. we are still dry. and then 6:00, 63 downtown. a sprinkling of upper 50s in

with 62 at reagan national, those winds need to go just a little south-southwest. they will warm up, the breeze will be off land, not the water, and that will change everything. we've got cold air coming down but the warm air in chicago, well, that's cooling off. all this rain will be arriving here as we get into overnight wednesday and into thursday. it looks like thursday will be yellow alert day for rain, especially for the morning. 72 today, pleasant, 52 tonight, a few upper 40s. tomorrow mild with partly to mostly cloudy skies. 64 on thursday with numerous showers. more in the morning, fewer in the afternoon. friday, breezy, blustery, 55. saturday breezy and chilly, around 54. only 40 in the morning for d.c.'s heart walk for the american heart association. sunday, temperatures in the low 50s. ravens at home. back wi >>> welcome back. the musical "africa" has performed for sold-out audiences around the world and you have just a few days to catch it. here's the show's creator. nice to meet you. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> for people who

winds are out of the south southwest at 15. that is the key to our warm-up. chill, 32 degrees. we will look for temperatures to continue to read on for the next couple of hours and then drop off during the early morning. 40 degrees, that was the current high temperature. the average for this date, 57 degrees. dulles, down to 13 degrees. elkins, west virginia, they dropped down to 12. even as far south as charleston, south carolina, a record of 23 degrees. milder anding at that's going to settle in for the overnight into the day tomorrow. wayher cold front is on the , bringing us colder temperatures for the day on friday. winchester at 34. gaithersburg and frederick both at 48. i can show you the forecast for the overnight. 28-35 degrees. the winds will be out of the southwest just around for-eight miles per hour. tomorrow morning, it is going to be a cooler start to your day. earlierlike we had today with temperatures in the teens. above freezing inside the capital beltway. 30-35 degrees. gaithersburg, 30. coldest off to the west, upper 20's. here is that cold front late tomorr

wind speed out of the south-southwest at 11 miles per hour.id 30s in the poconos, 41 west chester, 43 mt. holly. low 40s in atlantic city. 43 in stone harbor. this is a big improvement from yesterday. take a look at our 24-hour temperature change map. we are up 15 degree in the poconos. up 13 in allentown. up 10 in philadelphia. 14 in wilmington. our satellite radar shot shows just a few sprinkles moving through parts of our air mainly confined to south jersey. we could see more sprinkles moving into parts of the poconos and suburbs. what we're going to focus on is this larger system to the south of us. our future weather shows the system organizes itself as we head into overnight hours tonight heading into sunday. mostly cloudy skies for your sunday. it won't be until 10:00 p.m. that we start to see a chance of rainfall moving into you're region. it's going to continue into your overnight hours. around 5:00 a.m. it's the heaviest along the shore and atlantic city and parts of cape may. once the rain moves out we'll continue to see warmer air

winds out of the south-southwest at 8 miles per hour. already in the 30s if you're in the poconos. 45 degrees in reading. at 44 right now in wilmington. 42 in dover and 50 degrees in stone harbor. it's going to be a cold night ahead for us. the clouds have moved in from the southwest. as we head into tomorrow, we'll actually see decreasing clouds. so plenty of sunshine expected for us. again, we are going to stay dry. we're also going to see cool air setting in over us for your sunday. but like a look at what happens as we head into monday and tuesday. the return of our mild air. we continue to warm right as we head into not only tomorrow but monday and also tuesday. our average for this time of year, 59 degrees. as we push into tuesday, temperatures will warm into the mid-60s. because we will continue to warm up heading into monday, if you plan on heading out to the game, we're going to see temperatures in the mid-50s by 8:30. that's your monday night eagles forecast. by the fourth quarter, temperatures at 47 degrees. chilly as you leav

by morning partly cloudy and chilly, 30 to 52, wind more south, southwest at 10 and by afternoon some increasing cloudiness, not to worry, chilly, highs near 55 and winds more southwest now at 10 to 15 ahead of the next front. we'll see a little weighing front go through tomorrow afternoon and night. -- weak front go through tomorrow afternoon and night. low 50s in hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester, a slight chance of a sprinkle there primarily cumberland westward and 56 in culpeper, 54 in warrenton, manassas, leesburg probably 53, fairfax 54, mclean 54. downtown we'll say 54, could be 54 rockville or gaithersburg. not quite small craft advisory criteria but just enough of a breeze for a little bit of a rough day. day planner upper 30s to start downtown temps which means low 30s in the burbs, low 40s at 9:00, around 50 at 11:00 and 52 at 1:00 with clouds coming back. sunday breezy and cool but very nice for the ravens game, temperatures near 60 and then monday really nice, looking at sunshine, temperature about 65 before the big changes begin to take effect. in fact, after monday

and winds have turned out south, southwest at 6:00. and they will remain mainly out of the southwest until this next front goes through. a mild evening. temperatures in the 60s. bus stop temperatures also kind of mild. 47 to 58. a lot of clouds tomorrow, but still warm. despite the clouds. and then yellow alert. haven't changed with showers. mainly showers. i'm not seeing a bunch of rain. but mainly showers. unfortunately it will affect the morning and evening commutes. 8:00 tonight, polls are closing at 8:00 in the district and maryland. it is still mild. 63 downtown. 57 in gaithersburg. 58 in frederic. it's on our future cast and 60 in manassas. a lot of clouds. walk the dog tonight, mostly cloudy, but no showers. 61 downtown. 50s in the suburbs. and by morning, you see some breaks in the clouds. we're going to go partly cloudy and becoming mostly cloudy, but pretty nice start. low 50s essentially to start. can't complain about that early in november. by 8:00, we have 57 downtown. 54 in gaithersburg. and then by lunchtime, still some

our humidity at 59, wind speeds out of the south southwest at 6 miles per hour. right now temperatures throughout the rest of the region, mid-40s atlantic city, clearer skies there. as we head into the night, we'll continue to see clouds increasing, mostly cloudy skies expected. a closer look at poconos, temperatures 37. 44 in reading and also 47 in wildwood. radar shot shows clouds moving in right over the philadelphia area. if we widen out the picture, you can see snowfall in parts of canada, rainfall in buffalo. that's not going to affect us of that will stay north of us. as we head through the night, mostly cloudy skies. also see temperatures pushing back into the 50s tomorrow. mid-50s are average this time of year. 59 degrees. we're slowly climbing closer to the average. by monday back in the 60s. we stay that way for the first half of the workweek. heading out to the eagles game monday. because our temperatures are going to warm up, that's going to set us up nicely by monday. fourth quarter, 47, so a bit chilly. wakeup temperatures tomorrow morning will sta

still 40 downtown, pretty dry, relative humidity only 35%, wind south, southwest at 15 ahead of our nextfront. we've got arctic air in november. we were 42 tuesday, the midnight temperature. daytime high temperatures were around the low 30s. we were 38 today, should be 46 thursday and we fall again on friday. if you want to put that on there, we fall again friday before we get rest by over the weekend. still a cold start, no records tomorrow morning, but grab a coat. we're not saying it will be mild. it will be breezy and 40s. if you take away these past couple days, we call that cold. bus stop temperatures 24 to 34, a little wind chill and cold to breezy and chilly and an arctic finish to the week on friday probably in the 30s. futurecast, 46 at 1:00, 40 at 1:00 in gaithersburg, mid-40s in manassas and culpeper. this is about 10 degrees below average as opposed to 20. by 4:00 upper, low 40s, coat and sunglasses, breezy to windy at time. by 6:00 low 30 north and west, still 40 downtown, 39 in la plata and notice the arrows turning more like this direction out of the northwest perform tha

winds out of the south, southwest at 8 miles an hour. we will see clouds over the city. there is a chance of a mid-day shower and that threat will be across delaware and south jersey, too. north and west, though, you're more likely to see sunshine and 58 in potstown and 64 in northeast philadelphia at the airport. look at the 60s in chester county. meadow farm is at 60 degrees, chester springs, phoenixville in the low 60s this morning. a very unusually mild start. clouds overhead isn't helping to hold the temperatures up this morning. this is the cloud cover that is to come together with for a chance of showers today but also the storm system that will produce snow for our area tomorrow. the heavier rain is to the south and it's going to be moving in at the same time colder air arrives tomorrow. so, we'll start with a chilly rain and then later on it's going to be snow, especially north and west. but for today, some of these showers will be pushing inland at times. sussex county is seeing a few raindrops this morning. hour by hour weather for this evening. temperatures in

winds out of the south, southwest at 10 miles per hour. temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s.ll dry. in the afternoon, we cloud up. the showers are going to hold off until after sunset unless you live south and west of town. if will start to get milder and actually, i think we could sneak into downtown d.c. monday is right after the overnight rain clears out, it's going it be windy all day, but a high of 70 degrees. and then in the first alert seven-day forecast, we have another big change. wednesday, often one of the biggest travel days of the year. we'll see a wintery mix and a high of 45 degrees. we just can't catch a break in our weather forecast. unfortunately. >> big ten better watch out for the maryland terps. >> looking çgood. this is just the first season. >> the big house like it used to be. an imeases win. >> a lot thought you would get spooked. look the this guy right here. who is aphrase of the big make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a

winds out of the south southwest at 7 miles per hour and satellite showing you how there has been some cover that's developed across the region this morning. we have a little more out to the west but there will be breaks in the clouds and we expect the morning to be mainly cloudy with some sunny breaks and then maybe a little bit more sun as the day goes on. winds are going to be light. high temperatures today are in the mid to upper 60's from north to south across the region, 67's down by the shore and about 66 or so up around the lehigh valley and reading. if you are headed out to the polls today here's what to expect. by 7 o'clock we may dip to about 49 but by noon up to 65 degrees. 66 by 3 o'clock. your high of 67 today will probably be at about 2 o'clock. and then by 6 o'clock, down to 59. and 57 degrees by 8 o'clock when the polls close in pennsylvania. these are pretty nice numbers and when you look at the facts that there isn't going to be a whole lot of real strong wind it does look like a pretty nice one to head on down to the voter booth. partly sunny then tomorrow, but we w

your winds are out of the south-southwest at just 6 miles per hour so not too bad. grab a jacket or a sweatshirt and you're in great shape. satellite shows you there's a lot of cloud cover especially out to our west. any morning sunshine will probably gradually give way to more clouds and while it looks like most of this rain sort of falls apart before it gets here later tonight some more rain may redevelop and by tomorrow morning we're looking at wet conditions. for now, dry, fairly comfortable and as we roll through the day, staying on the mild side, 56 degrees by 8 o'clock. by 11 o'clock, 63 and your high today of 68 hits fairly early in the afternoon, around 2 o'clock before we zip back down to 63 degrees by 5 o'clock. again, clouds increasing as the day goes on. high temperatures little bit of a range today. only 65 in allentown, 64 in trenton. bit closer to 68 in philadelphia and other areas nearby. as we take a look at tomorrow morning, though, it does look like some rain arrives and by 5:30, when we're on the air here on "action news," we'll probably have st

now we stand at 68, the wind out of the south southwest at 15.here is not a wind chill, but wednesday into thursday, you will feel the chill in the air. mostly clear and mild, the temperatures will fall into the upper 40's, lower 50's. the wind will be out of the west at 5-10. at this point, i know you have heard us talk about this coastal storm. the, going to develop. it is not there right now. two pieces of energy off to the upper northwest. across colorado, these converge wednesday.into that will lead to the coastal storm that will likely bring us the winter weather across the mid-atlantic. will it be a huge snowstorm we are watching? no, it is not going to be. right now, starting off with rain in the early morning, changing over to snow. the best likelihood of snow will be west of d.c., where we have a winter storm watch wednesday that includes frederick and loudoun counties. this time tomorrow this will be upgraded to a winter storm warning. may even downgrade some to a winter weather advisory. i wouldn't be surprised if they include the dis

milder winds out of the south southwest at 5 miles per hour. overnights tonight, 40 for the suburbs, 48 for center city. tomorrow, mild, spotty shower around. brisk and colder tuesday, staying in the 30s north and west, wednesday, clouds and showers, 55. thursday we cool it back down again, temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s, periods of rain possible for friday and saturday mostly cloudy high of 52 degrees, so temperature-wise we're kind of on a huge rollercoaster ride, monday is warm and tuesday is cold and chilly, tuesday morning we have to watch for a mixed bag of precipitation. >>> a homeless man had his wish for thanksgiving fulfilled. he asked for a dinner at home. they picked him up from the shelter and hosted him. >> when i first pulled in, he was standings outside and looking reached out to shake his hand, he pulled in me for a hug. >> that's all i was looking for, a family to share, i used to do it with my family, i miss that. >> mashed potatoes. >> a full stomach and full heart and 400 donation from his new family to helpfully

we get into monday, the low passing west of the appalachians, wind shift out of the of the south/southwest that means rain for us, snow for the eastern great lake states. lots of sunshine, a nice looking day, blustery and cold, windchills in the upper 30s. jersey shore, cold, 44 degrees is the high in atlantic city. philadelphia, 43. normally we should be around 56. so we're 1 degrees below average. -- 13 degrees below average. winds are light 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 25 degrees outlying suburbs, 31 for center city. the clouds increasing by tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, again, you can see here not as harsh tomorrow, 43 degrees. 48 tomorrow. eagles, 26 degrees by kickoff, 4:25 eastern. 251 degrees by the 4th quarter. windchills in the teens, there could be snow flurries or snow showers by the 4th quarter. monday, 46 degrees, tuesday and wednesday, arctic blast 36. tuesday's windchills in the upper teens low 20s. thursday, 45, friday, mostly sunny, 47 degrees. >> 47 never looked so good. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. >> thanks, chri

current wind speed out of the south-southwest at 14.n waukegan its 46. 38 in portland. 37 in harvard. you will need your heavy coat early on. we are dry. there is some cloud cover increasing today. as your watching we can expect some sunshine. certainly more caught by the afternoon. today's high temperature is agreeable with crime or of the typical high up to 60 degrees. 48 tonight. marc, good chance of rain. wednesday we make 58. thursday 46 degrees. we have more on an accident. >> we up more but the accident fi o wgh omer11 no need to cut away. he defied his critics by first walking from the marina city west tower to the burnett building at a 19 degree angle over the chicago river. he did the portion of the walk in six minutes and 51 seconds. the other angle was a little higher than initially planned. he then hop on an elevator went across the street back to the top of the west tower for the second record breaking feet which was walking blindfolded from the west tower to the east tower. he did that walk in 1 minute 17 seconds. he perf

the winds out of the south/southwest sustained at 24 miles per hour.ot of 70s on the board. 69 in millville. 64 at the airport in atlantic city, we've broken a record for allentown for today, the old record was 69 degrees, a couple of other areas could see potentially record setting high temperatures this afternoon. they are the sustained windy, 10 miles per hour in millville. a lot of teens and 20s and the gust getting a lot stronger. sat satellite and radar showing the rain that came through most of it before dawn that's a warm front pushing it away. we have warm air flooding into the region. we'll see sun and clouds mix the rest of the way. allentown, 71 the forecasted high. down the shore, 66 degrees, clouds and sun, and windy at the shore. in philadelphia, 73 shy of the record in philadelphia, but we have the near record warmth across region with the strong winds. overnight tonight, 352, cloudy and cooler. i'm going to skip tomorrow that's a nothing day, it will be cooler, but nice. we are, however, concentrating on wednesday, one of the busiest t

not as cold tonight as the winds pick up, south, southwest wind, bus stop temperatures 24 to 34, a little wind chill in the morning. breezy and chilly thursday and then breezy and cold again on friday. here's futurecast. 8:00 tonight notice the arrows, winds out of the south, 30 in gaithersburg, 31 in leesburg and 30 in manassas, still low to mid-30s downtown. a few high clouds come in tonight ahead of this cold front. temperatures don't fall much. by 10:00 we're still low to mid- 30s. by early morning some 20s show up in the northern and western suburbs but still low 30s downtown, by 8:00 in the morning generally low to mid- 30s and by 1:00 finally some 40s reappear, 46 downtown, low to mid-40s toward leesburg, manassas, fredericksburg where it might hit 47 degrees. by 4:30 we'll fall back in the 30s north and west. colder air rushes in tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and by 6:00 we're looking at 40 downtown but 30s in the suburbs. it will be breezy. for tonight partly to mostly cloudy, windy, very cold, 24 to 32. by record lows 13 was a record low. baltimore had a new record low o

feels like 29 with a south, southwest wind at 9. the cold air i'm talking about for tomorrow, you can see it this morning in chicago at 18. indianapolis at 19. as far as any significant weather, doesn't look like much but could be a shower later sunday but it will be a lot milder by then. 48 today, breezy, some gusts over 20. tonight 28 with low 20s north and west. wind chills in the teens by morning and stay in the 20s tomorrow with air temps mid- to upper 30s. saturday the warming trend begins. we'll get up to 478. over the weekend -- to 48. over the weekend even warmer on sunday. you can get some outdoor chores in before a shower moves in. warm on monday and cooler on tuesday. >>> here comes the volume? >> reporter: here come the troubles. eastbound crash right near the metro. eastbound near cedar lane before you get to the capitol beltway but after nutley street. it's been tying up the right half of the roadway. sky 9 has been showing us this activity. now i see three lanes getting by but the began is done coming from fair oaks

clouds will increase, winds south, southwest 5 to 10.temps, 36 at 9:00, 41 at 11:00, 43 at 1 p.m. with sunshine. sunday clouds come in, mostly cloudy, chilly, 49, cold rain monday, 46 and i think it will end as some flurries monday night late after midnight. game at fedex, 45 to 50, chilly, still need a coat, winds southwest at 10. next seven days look what's in the wake of this storm, even colder air, 37 tuesday and wednesday. that's below average for the early farther of january. sunshine on thursday -- part of january, sunshine on thursday, back to 49, still chilly friday, temperatures in the mid- 40s. >>> well, it's been a long time coming for one maryland high school to get into the playoffs. montgomery blair will play postseason football tonight for the first time in school history. in this week's game on varsity spotlight diane roberts tells us what the postseason berth means to current players and those who have been around for the lean years. >> reporter: this is no order practice for the blazer football team. it's their first w

with mix of sun and clouds and a winds notice them south- southwest at 6 miles an hour.that breezy. really a very, very fine day for early november. check out the temperatures this morning. as i said there's a chill out there. we've got 30s in fact let's go with the mid 30s in the coldest spots and i saw 35 at dulles with 37 in manassas and leesburg and gaithersburg is 39. westminster is 36. on the flip side is the warmer air is coming in. and the mid 50s in cumberland. we're in the mid 50s in winchester right now. even down in reedville jan was in the lower 50s and had a 46 from ej in prince frederick a little white ago. that's a beautiful sky on our michael & son weather camera on the tuesday morning. and temperature at reagan national 48. they're reporting mostly cloudy but these high thin clouds with a light westerly wind and the barometer is currently steady. pretty high too at 30.24. it's going to drop off though with a front approaching wednesday and thursday. some colder temperatures in the northeast and southeast. remember snow pack in the mountains down this bu

winds out of the south-southwest at six miles per hour. temperatures in the teens. 16 in pottstown. 24 in philadelphia. same story as we head downed to south and east. mainly the teens, 20s. 20 in glassboro. 23 in dover, delaware. so cold start to the day. feels colder than that in many spots. when you head out this morning you want to dress for six degrees in mount pocono. 16 in pottstown. feels like 17 in millville. future temps, cold one today. below normal for this time of year. as we head towards sunday and monday we're going to see moild milder temperatures. southwesterly flow bring up warmer air. into the 50s tomorrow. that's going to feel good. into the 70s on monday. then right back down to the 50s on tuesday and even colder as we head towards the holiday. sun and clouds today. high pressure in control. that will keep us dry for today. southwesterly flow helping to warm us up just a little bit. a little bit more than where we were yesterday. we'll keep it dry tonight as we head throughout the overnight hours. so dry today, good to

light wind speeds out of the south-southwest at 6 miles per hour.t temperature is at 30 degrees. 32 in allentown. 34 degrees in pottstown. 40 in wilmington. 43 in stone harbor. 40 degrees currently in atlantic city. it's a cold start to the morning. temperatures are going to stay below average in the high 40s today. our feels like temperature, feels like it's 21 degrees in the poconos. 32 in allentown. feeling closer to the mid 30s in philadelphia. our winter weather advisory is for the poconos. you can see the highlighted area there. snow, sleet, freezing rain all a possibility. a few icy spots is a possibility as well. just be careful into the overnight area. lots of moisture in the early morning hours. we'll see those temperatures dropping below freezing. that's what we expect to see. but by 9:00 a.m., widespread rainfall for our entire area, and as we head throughout the day, we're going to continue with the rainfall on and off by 6:00. 5:00, 6:00, the heavier rainfall will be over our area as well. it's gik to beoing to be a sogg. temperatures

right now in philadelphia, winds out of the south-southwest at five miles per hour. it's that wind direction that's going to help bring up that warmer area. not warm at all, 19. 22 in reading. 28 in philadelphia. we slide down to the south and east. we are looking at temperatures mainly in the 20s. 24 in atlantic city. 27 in glassboro. 25 in wilmington. windchill feels colder than it actually is. feels like single digits as we look at mount pocono, 7 degrees. feels like 20 in pottstown. it feels like 24 in atlantic city. these are the numbers you want to dress for as you head out. certainly is a frigid start. we will be warping by this afternoon. future temperatures as we go throughout time here, cold today. call it chilly on sunday as we warm into the 50s. but then by monday we start our workweek off once again. we're going to be mild with temperatures right around 72 degrees. could break the record of 71. that's something we will have to watch as we go throughout monday. then tuesday, right back into the 50s. and wednesday, it's back to the 40s. we stay there for q

winds out of the south, southwest at 10. so, again, maybe a shower in oakland and 54.umberland. your showers will arrive at night. low 60s, winchester 64. not quite 70 in culpeper and not quite 70 in manassas or also warrenton. maybe 68 in leesburg. probably 69 in mcclane and downtown. 69, 68 in rockville and gaithersburg. mid 60s by the water. there's not a small craft advisory tomorrow on the bay. here's a day planner. we are 58 by 9:00. pretty good. 65 by 11:00 and 67 by 1:00. now the next three days, yellow alert thursday. rain and showers. we'll talk about setting the alarm five minutes early for thursday morning. 65. nothing crazy heavy, but we don't need much with our rush hours. and breezy and cool. blustery on friday. only 54 for a high. next seven days. more sunshine on saturday near 60. a little coastal tries to develop on sunday. rain develops only about 52. could snow in the mountains on sunday. by that, i mean cumberland westward and 60 on monday and 58 on tuesday. >> all right, in tonight's consumer alert, organic milk is becoming more popular across the

the wind will also shift out of the south and southwest. throughds shield moving , fairly mild.old air is in place. today was out of the north and west. tomorrow it will be more southerly, assuring in the warmer weather. tomorrow will be in the mid 40's. there will be some clouds. futurecast shows the clouds building in tonight, into the morning. passing flurries, could be sunshine peeking through tomorrow. i don't want to discount that because that is a possibility, but overall, clouds win out. once the front moves through, i think by sunday, we are back into the sunshine. mid 50's, pushing 60 degrees. looking good on the extended outlook for the back half of the weekend. 20's tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, sunshine peeking through, temperatures in the mid 40's. upper 40's south of town. the next couple days, a bit of a transition as the warmer weather moves in. monday near 60 degrees. late monday, a shower or two possible. still watching next tuesday and wednesday because we have a chance of moisture tuesday night into wednesday morning. it could be a little bit of a winter

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looking for a woman and a man, they say, carried out seven armed robberies of grocery stores and south and southwest philadelphia, this woman actually captured on surveillance video in several incidents, we're about to show you. so take a look at one of the women caught in action, here she is, walking into, this is, angela's mini market 57 hunches at the avenue. >> this happened on october 10th. watch her walk right behind the counter, with a knife, police say, it is more like a michetti, and waves it at the clerk. the woman you can see, is wearing a face mask, and hood, she takes about $400 in cash, and leaves. now, watch the same woman police say, this one on october 20th. she walks into s&p grocery on the 6,000 block every kingsessing avenue. this time, she is waiving a gun. she makes off with $900 in cash, this time. we talked to victim of one of the seven robberies, who says she came face-to-face with this woman, we're con vealing the -- concealing the victim's identity to protect her. >> when i came through, then she got a knife, and was pointing it at me. >> and something else we have to show

how out ahead of this front those winds will stay out of the south and southwest. will be cold but not quiet as chilly as we move throughout the day tomorrow. thanks to that front just off to the west. but behind that front as we move into your friday, turning blustery and colder. high temperatures on friday will once again be back into the 30s. but we'll stay dry with that system passing through. so some relieve ahead as we move toward the upcoming weekend that cold air is going to lift back to the north into canada. so that jet stream pattern will allow for some milder temperatures to head in our direction. we're looking at 50s even 60s as we move into sunday and early next week before colder air returns once again in time for thanksgiving. so for tonight we'll call it cold but not as frigid. 25 degrees in the suburbs. low 30s in the city. and then for tomorrow, 43 degrees for the high temperature. mostly sunny, not as cold. winds will stay generally out of the south. the seven day forecast showing you, 36 degrees by friday. saturday 41 as we move toward sunday,

of arctic air pushing into chicago currently, we're going to focus on this air mass to the south and southwestilder numbers as you head over the weekend. we'll be getting an area of high pressure off the coast that will start to draw in the milder air mass, and over the weekend you'll see the temperatures improve. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 38 today, brisk and colder, you'll need to bundle up today and this evening. partly sunny saturday, chilly, high of 44. although a little better tomorrow afternoon than this afternoon, i should say. tomorrow, we get milder, high of 56 in the afternoon. any rain holds off until the nighttime, partly sunny forecast, 54 at the quickoff for the eagles and titans, nice weather for this timeful year down at lincoln financial field. monday, very mild, how about that high of 70? there are showers in the morning and the afternoon mild, maybe a couple of people going out and enjoying it for a couple of hours if you ever that option. tuesday, 58. back in the upper 40s for wednesday. thanksgiving thursday, 47 degrees, it's dry, and not that wind, but

were the actual temperatures this morning. 31.ght, 24 to a change in direction more to the south and southwest, cloud cover will keep it just above those numbers. as far as the numbers go, this temperatureshe low around the area, we were in the teens and 20's. 28 in andrews. we're making progress. slow, painfully slow in some areas. the center of this arctic air mass is starting to inch out of the area. early tomorrow morning, 28 degrees. 41 degrees at noon and 45 in the afternoon with mostly sunny skies. it will be on the chilly side here, with averages high still running about 45, 55, 56. for tomorrow, we are going to be dealing with sunshine. we will see the peak temperatures about 2:00 in the afternoon. as we go through the rest of the week, we are eventually going to get into a pattern here where we have temperatures warming above freezing, above 40, above 50, maybe eventually right here, 60 degrees. looking ahead to saturday, it is the montgomery county thanks giving day parade in downtown rockville. abc 7 and brian ross van de graaff will be broadcasting live on news channel 8 in the mo

all through the south, southwest, very warm and dry, so not too bad. still just snow showers in the northern tier, but a pretty cooperative forecast, just that cool air on the east coast, so you just have to have a couple layers. you might have a couple layers after eating. >> i resent that remark. nicole, thank you very much. >> a secret operation in yemen to rescue an american citizen, the u.s. focus the u.s. now has in containing the terror threat there. >> competition between cranberry rye farms is becoming fierce as they deal with the problem of too many cranberries. >> we'll be back with more on aljazeera america. >> happy thanksgiving. >> the final frontier exploring... discovering... experiencing all that is possible... the new space race >> we're democratizing space... >> for profit... >> a hunk of the moon that you can hold in your hands, could be worth a billion dollars >> who are the players? what's the cost? how will it impact our future? >> i hope that when i'm 50 i'll be a millionaire from this >> from fiction to fact, al velshi investig

. >> polar air dropping further south than usual. only the southwest, south florida and hawaii and alaska are the only ones escaping these plunging temperatures. this is what's blasting towards the u.s. right now. a massive front of arctic air freezing canada's prairie forcing people to take shelter indoors in edmonton and calgary. the winter onslaught barreling right into america's heartland. in wisconsin, salt trucks and plows already on standby. in minneapolis, full homeless shelters are bracing for an onslaught of even more people. >> we have one room open tonight, but we'll be full tomorrow morning. >> reporter: more than 400 people sleep in the people serving people shelter. more will be seeking shelter monday night as more of the deep freeze pushes south. >> it's a big transition part of the year for homeless families. >> reporter: minnesota is expecting more than a foot of snow for the beginning of the workweek along with a temperature plunge that will grip much of the country for the rest of the week. winter storm warnings in minnesota, montan

a lot of the clouds coming from the south-southwest. so it's a mild system. 63 at sfo.ll be lighter. morning rain looks like it's about done. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy. 60s on these temps. here's sal, which has been a busy morning. a couple of trees down. we didn't have that much rain for crying out loud? >> yeah. just one of those things where it's just a little bit of wetness that put these trees over the edge and also the commute over the edge, steve. let's take a look at what we have now with 80 westbound bay bridge. we have had a huge backup there on 80 westbound coming up to the toll plaza. it's affecting almost every eastbound commute and if you are driving into san francisco you need to give yourself an hour to get in because you will be backed up almost everywhere, even just trying to get to the bridge. i think an hour is kind of -- it's conservative. let's look at 880 northbound and southbound. southbound towards san lorenzo on the left that -- san leandro looks good. slow through downtown oakland. almost everywhere in the east bay is slow. 880, 680