breezy and warm, 82 with the winds out of the south- southwest at 60 miles per hour. sunrise 7:35, that is when it came up this morning. it was later due to the time change, sunset later at 7:34. i look at the radar, couple of showers popping up through polk county we will watch these as they get a little bit closer to osceola county. he did have spring goes over toward st. cloud and even lake nona toward orange county. 83 cocoa beach, 79 daytona beach, 79 as we get into deland, and there are the winds coming out of the southwest and gusty. winds up to 30 in titusville for those gusts. we had rain this morning, a little left over energy, a pop- up shower or storm through the around just a gradual drop off. 2o'clock today, here's her timeframe through 5 p.m., we will see tom terry tracking a spotty shower, for tonight clearing out. the winds wind can so we can see some patchy fog for tonight. water temperature 60s and finally some 70s warming up it will be choppy because again the winds will be with us. 87 wendy and warm we will get an isolated storm chance today. 82 d

south, southwest winds at 13 in clearwater where it's 73 degrees. and we look into tampa. 75 right now. the the clouds around. winds out of the south at 11. conditions and continue to see the warmth. most everyone in the upper 70s to low 80s across the state of florida and very warm into the rest of the united states as well. including all the way up into st. louis where it's 64. huge sloth of warm air up to the canadian border. and right through here is where we see a severe weather threat. as another area of low pressure moves through the mississippi and tennessee valley. most of the energy associated with this has moved north. we are getting the tail end of it moving through the region right now. we'll show you where those rain drops are falling. moving through 7:00 here comes a very thin line. and then we will start to see by morning another ramping up of rain chances as we continue to get that southwest flow bringing the moisture across. by 5:00 into the evening commute, another chance of scattered showers. so all and all we will put it at 30%

we have wind out of the south, southwest. we are headed to 86 degrees in orlando. 85 in daytona beach. looking ahead to the primary, i will have your forecast, and white tomorrow will be the warmest way of 2016 yet. jason: a gunman is still on the loose, following a deadly weekend shooting in pine hills. silver hills apartments, off silver star road. witnesses say they saw a silver car drive away from the area, shortly after the gunshots rang out. if you have any information, you' re asked to call the orange county sheriff' s office. if you were on i-4 last night, you may have seen some bad traffic. a crash forced the westbound lanes on i-4 to shutdown last night. this is cell phone video of the incident near colonial drive. you can see a pickup truck facing the wrong way. in this d.o.t. camera footage, you get a better idea of that scene. police say the driver was driving recklessly in the westbound lanes, before swerving head-on into construction barriers. the driver was thrown from the if you're doing everything right but

plus we have the wind blowing out of the south, southwest at 15-miles-per-hour and not a strong wind but because it's out of the southwest direction it's pulling in the warm air. we have warmed up the past couple of days. in the 60s. 66 in charlotte. same in salisbury. 67 in rock hill and 66 in lancaster. and we have a high pressure in place just offshore. that is one strong high pressure system. what it's doing is pulling our wind out of the south, southwest and we know it's warm around the deep south and mississippi and georgia they are warmer than we are and this is taking that warm air and pulling it up into our area. up from the 40s to 50s on monday and 60s today and the 70s tomorrow. that is a strong southerly flow. and as far as satellite-radar there is nothing showing up and that is another factor when you have sinking air you cannot have too many clouds. and here is how we start out not in the 30s like this morning. there is no frost advisory or freeze warning tonight. we start out in the low 40s by the first part of your day. 47 by 8:00 a.m. with a lot of sunshine. and that

winds are out of the south southwest at 10 miles per hour. it's a little cooler down the shore. 61 degrees. that's a coolest reading i can find in wildwood. we have 73 still in lancaster. reading and allentown. so if you're stepping outdoors, it's going to continue to stay pleasant across our area. and if you like today, you'll love tomorrow as well. i'll talk a little bit about when a cool down will occur as well as some rainfall chances when i come inside. back to you. >> all right, talk to you soon, scott. >>> fire investigators trying to figure out what started this fire in allentown. firefighters raced to the home along the 200 block of north seventh street past 2:00 this afternoon. authorities tell us no one is hurt. >>> happening now, philadelphia's police commissioner talking after a violent tuesday. sick people are dead after several violent crimes throughout the city. it started yesterday afternoon with a deadly stabbing in southwest philadelphia. but the bloodshed did not stop there. >> after that stabbing, five other people died a

look at the winds out of the south southwest 21 miles per hour.ut how that wind direction yesterday would warm us up and that's exactly what happened. we're dry and quiet across our area. a couple of light spotty showers off to the western part of the state. but the mainline that cold front still well to the west along and out ahead of it look at the severe thunderstorm warnings in yell loan we have a couple of tornado warnings right now moving through tennessee so this is act val will head in our direction tomorrow. not anticipating the widespread damage that we've been seeing out to the west but we do have a threat of some scattered thunderstorms with that system. so the cloud cover has been increasing. but once again it should stay breezy and mild if you're stepping outdoors for your thursday evening plans. the winds still pretty breezy out of the south southwest and once again around chicago you can sigh that cold front and that's the system that will be moving through behind that system for the upcoming weekend those temperatures will be drop

bit blustery, winds gusting 25-30 miles per hour during the fothmost part it should be wind south, southwest. thursday, 78 degrees. we will probably be one of the warmest days of the next 7. our normal is 66, the record is 88. we will split the difference almost with the 78 on thursday. on friday, our next approaching system. cold front that will likely bring us showers, and behind it a little bit of a cool down. not a dramatic cooldown but 68 on saturday, 70 on sunday. for easter, it looks variably cloudy, the potential far few showers in the morn -- for a few showers in the morning. cooler in the morning, temperatures from upper 40s to low 50s, depending on what part of the viewing area you are in. on monday, 73. of course this seven-day forecast once we get past this morning, looks milder with morning lows in the 40s and 50s. 60s to low 70s. taking a look at what is happening on the road this morning. everything is looking good. alexander at the durham freeway is clear. the freeway at ellis road. everything is moving along just fine. no real weather issues. you are going to need a big coa

winds out of the south-southwest, 14 miles an hour. south wind pushing numbers up.ake a look at record highs, it's not just philly. it is everyone. old record 73. we hit 82. coatesville, 77. wilmington 81. allentown, old record 70. we have beaten that by 10 degrees. that is unheard of. you do not break records this big. this is what's going to continue to happen tomorrow, too. still going highs tomorrow around 82 degrees. out there now, 78 in allentown. 76 wilmington. 73 millville. cooler but along the boardwalk, 72 down there towards atlantic city. hit the shore town, it is pretty nice. across the mid-atlantic, new york city 71. winchester, virginia. 81. d.c. 76. norfolk 80. warmth is there. it's everywhere. all of this sunshine, too. we're clear. new york, williams port, d.c., all sunshine across the region. look what's happening to the south. this is a major storm and a dangerous situation for places like texas, louisiana, arkansas. upwards to 5 to 10 inches. they'll see massive flooding. more pictures. more coming up at 5:00. take a look at the rain. normally a

hit 74 in cincinnati so far for a high. and a lot of places are following suit. winds are at south, southwest direction around 10 miles an hour. we're taking a live look at a pretty sunny evening commute, with high clouds around, 71-75 at buttermilk pike. and upper 60s for wilmington. the wind out of the southwest direction, hoping to warm us up a bit, between 9 and 16 miles an hour. little bit breezy at times in the afternoon, early evening. we'll see the same story for tomorrow afternoon and even as we see on thursday, we're tracking better chances for rain. temperatures are going to be very mild, warmer than last evening, be around the lower 70s at 6:00. mostly sunny skies and will stay pretty clear throughout the evening hours. temperatures around 67 at 7:00. coming up in 10 minutes, we'll track the rain hour-by-hour, let you know how much to expect and what you could expect for the upcoming weekend. back to you. >>> just ahead, they made a change and they didn't tell anyone. how kraft heinz, altered the >> to the mmin >> troopers don't have much trouble catching the man who ran away afte

winds are from the south, southwest at 15 miles per hour. tonight the clouds will be increasing and late tonight we do expect to see rain coming through the area. a low temperature of 52 degrees. a cold front comes through. pushes the clouds out by the morning and tomorrow it will be sunny and cooler with a high of 62 degrees. it will be partly cloudy skies thursday with a high of 61. thursday night we will see another round of rain coming through. we dry out friday, mostly sunny, 62 degrees. 63 on saturday. by sunday up to 67 67 degrees. around the columbia area. a few accidents, not causing too many problems. an accident on two notch road just occurred. north bound lanes of i-77 the average speed is 32 miles per hour. slowing down in that section. one accident at bluff road and southern drive. the interstates are in good shape. another accident being worked on on highway 378. but we have a number of slow downs. here is broad river road. slow in both directions. slow down through the malfunction junction area. westbound lanes of i-20 to i-2

we're back in the mid-70s later this afternoon, 54 right now, wind won't be as gusty today, south, southwest at 9:00, but still a breezy day, radar coming all clear. we are not looking for any rain, but what we're looking for is more clouds than sunshine. kids will see temperatures in the 60s by the lunch hour, and for the ride home, we are around 63 degrees, mostly cloudy, breezy and warm, the weather dry today, that is going to change tomorrow. we have rain, we have even possible thunderstorms on the way. i will have a time line of when that gets in here, when it gets out of here and the latest on the ever changing forecast in for the hole day weekend in minutes. right nowlet get a check on traffic for jen gal ton. >> reporter: we have -- jen dalton. accident located on to westbound 275. there's a lane blocked on the ramp. you can see the flashing light there. you can tell as we take a look at the camera that you can get through the area. that is on the ramp i-71/i-75 southbound headed at 275 in the southbound direction. traffic is slow as you head on that incident, but not major at that t

mostly cloudy skies, wind out of the south, southwest. temperatures range from the upper 70' s up north to the 80' s in and around downtown orlando. set up. warm here in the northeast, but colder air is building south and easter, colder air over toward denver and sioux falls. typically the case as you get into the middle of march. see winds over the gulf of mexico and into the peninsula. numerous showers from the radar. the gulf of mexico. eastward over time. a few showers pop up toward northern sections of marion county and lift northeastward. in the squadron to pick up some beneficial rain. a lot of this activity in and around tampa bay, is not reaching the ground. but it makes for a sick clouds out there. a few showers trying to pop up here now as we go through the next couple of hours. overall, rainfall amounts are mediocre at best. you may get some mid-evening showers popping up. temperatures up north in the 70' s, south and west along i-40 degrees. south and west toward claremont, going from 79 down to 72 degrees. a little bit above

winds south-southwest at 11. the temperatures are in the 60s except into the 50s in central and southern delaware and along the jersey shore which is a result of that southerly wind. the temperature, well, way up today. but it's going down. a little bit tomorrow. and a lot more by friday and saturday and especially sunday. you can see some of these heavier showers zip through the pocono, lehigh valley, already into new jersey. this one gone through philly, now northeast philly, crossing the river already. goinging into willing borough by 5:30. moving quickly. there are more showers around this area of low pressure that are going to be coming in. we have shower threat ending during the night tonight. then building back up during day tomorrow with showers. then quieting down tomorrow night. then building back up on friday. so each day you need umbrellas until saturday when it dries out. and then we watch to the south for potential nor'easter to develop. it does look like there's a storm there. this is the european

winds from the south, southwest at 8 miles per hour. tonight clouds will be increasing. tonight showers move through and a low temperature of 52, tomorrow sunny and cooler. 62 degrees the high temperature tomorrow and tomorrow night mostly cloudy skies with a low of 35. i >> thank you. >>> the committee approved a 2% pay raise for teachers and they healthcare premiums and it inclouds a $10 million pay increase for -- bus drivers. >>> deputy was arrested and charged with misconduct in office. he is kaleb broome. richland county sheriff leon lott said tuesday kaleb broome responded to a home on north kings way to help a victim involved in a domestic dispute. deputies say kaleb broome defaced a poster in the garage. circled nigia and made it -- nigeria and made it into a racial slur and stole a piece of tape. >> when he took \mzr? the tape he crossed the line. he tarnished the badge that we wear. he put himself in like any other criminal we charge for stealing something. places in us is to have deputies that have integrity and character to do the right thing and he didn't.

winds are out of the south/southwest for the next couple of days. temperatures will average. for tomorrow and the rest of the week to the upcoming weekend. 42 to 48 degrees. overnight lows partly to mostly cloudy skies. winds are calm through the early morning hours. temperatures are 73 for the high tomorrow. i would not be surprised to see temperatures upper 70's to low to 80 degrees. the best chance for tying 80 to break the record highs for the day on thursday. reagan national is 77. that is the forecast high. the record is 78. we could tie the record at dulles. one degree shy of the record at the b.w.i. marshall. i think we see temperatures depending on the sunshine and the wind close to if not exceeding highs. we could see temperatures at 78 or 80 degrees. a look at the seven-day outlook. 75 on wednesday. cold front on friday. chance for showers on saturday. we bring ahead for the daylight saving time saturday night, early sunday morning. we have showers for the weekend but not a wash-out. rain chances limited to 30-40% chance. leon: now showering goodbyes on quarterback

winter out of the south southwest at 10 miles per hour. have, we are watching area of low pressure. the extension of the cold front -- they are expecting a race for severe weather and the deep south all the way into northern parts of georgia. our computer models show the as we go throughout the day, we will have more cloud coverage in the evening. the cold front comes through in the computer models have been pretty much on spot. the showers and storms will move on down through parts of northern and northwestern midlands. we should see some storm activity started by midnight. as we go throughout the early morning hours, the line and showers and thunderstorms will progress to the east, southeast just before daybreak. we will start clearing up most of the skies to the west. by 8:00 eight it will all be gone. we will have clearing skies we still have to deal with the temperatures going up. here and columbia we are expecting a high of 76. we will have a chance for thunderstorms. all of our lows will generally be in the lower to middle 50s. tomorrow i a lot of sunshine and then another ch

winds blowing out of the south southwest of 5 miles an hour. we need those wins at 5 miles an hour are less. we won't see that the fog developed. let's check out the next three days, temperatures 77 wednesday bill: sounds good brain. change your clocks and change of batteries at the same time with daylight savings time approaching. officials are reminding folks out there to change the batteries in their smoke alarms. charlotte firefighters the red cross in piedmont natural gas helped install smoke alarms and they emphasize the importance of having a working smoke alarm. >> over the past several years we know there is a need for smoke alarms and homes. that's what all of these volunteers are here today to do to provide that for education and make that family plan. replace batteries that there is a need. bill: as brian mentioned earlier daylight savings time will kick off at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. a popular row of businesses on are told to camp up -- backpack up and go. where they are headed and why they are asked to go. that reality is not really

winds south, southwest at 20 gusting to 30. that is a warm wind.hat is one reason we are 73 despite the clouds. tonight warm with showers. probably okay walking the dog after dinner. most of the storms hold off until before dawn. a few showers at the bus stop. yellow weather alert for thunderstorms. not a wash out. there will be some in the morning and some in the afternoon but sunshine in between. that will help us get up to 80 degrees. both commutes could be affected. that's why we issued the yellow alert. 10:00 tonight, a few showers here and there. 67 manassas. 68 dale city and 6 downtown. by morning a few showers. don't get hung up on the exact location. the good news is they are light in terms of shades of green. temperatures are low to mid- 60s. many folks won't ke 60. that is the average high for this time of year. 9:00 better chance of showers gaithersburg, frederick, down i- 270, wet roads. nothing crazy. look what happens. futurecast has us breaking out into sunshine. this is 1:00 tomorrow, showers and storms north and west near frederic

winds blowing out of the south southwest of 5 miles an hour. we need those wins at 5 miles an hour are less. we won't see that the fog developed. let's check out the next three days, temperatures 77 wednesday 78 on thursday and 76 on friday. bill: sounds good brain. change your clocks and change of batteries at the same time with daylight savings time approaching. officials are reminding folks out there to change the batteries in their smoke alarms. charlotte firefighters the red helped install smoke alarms and they emphasize the importance of having a working smoke alarm. >> over the past several years we know there is a need for smoke alarms and homes. that's what all of these volunteers are here today to do to provide that forducation and make that family plan. replace batteries that there is a need. bill: as brian mentioned earlier daylight savings time will kick off at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. a popular row of businesses on the fringe of the campus of cpcc are told to camp up -- backpack up and go. where they are headed and why they are asked

the winds blowing out south-southwest at 9 miles per hour. a lot offed with winds blowing out of the south. that will keep the warm air pumping to the atmosphere and as we continue to track this cold front and that is pushing toward our area and again, so far, not a whole lot of that has reached the lower elevations. however during the north. we continue to see showers. this is! here. this is not the latest. it gets moving. you will see it sitting south of boone. taylorsville, look ry, morgantown, you start to break you. to see opportunities. 30 to 40% chance of rain later tonight. all right. here is what is going on over the next few days. we look at the future cast. we got the cold front that pushes through tonight. we put a high pressure were shall sure system. high pressure causes tire sink. when you hit sink air it starts to dollars the sky. that is what is going to happen to us. i will help to warm us up as it scoots do in south to bring the winds out of the south and keep that nice, warm air flowing in. a little moisture attached it to

winds out of the south-southwest at 13. today 79 allentown.ker town 77. 81. 82 in phillie with the official number 81 in wilmington and dover towards 79. incredible warmth. we have never been this warm so early in the season. earliest we've ever exceeded 80 in philadelphia all thanks to that big southerly flow out of the gulf of mexico coming up from the gulf, up from mexico. satellite radar showing clear skider skies. tomorrow another record breaker, 61 at 8:00 a.m. move through the day, temperatures rise quickly. up to close to 70 by 10:00. if qulur thiyou're thinking eat outdoors a lot of people, around 76. great day to take the lunch break. 3:00, around 80. 80 degrees, 79 a record. i think we'll get to 80, 82 again during afternoon tomorrow. tomorrow's high temperatures, 82 wilmington, 81 dover sous jersey, around 81 degree mark. atlantic city, sea isle looking good towards beaches, shores. 81 pennington. 80 towards lehigh. looking nice. we are going to see changes as we move toward the end of the week. friday, frontal boundary moves throu

winds out of the south-southwest at 14 miles per hour. here are the current high temperatures so far. wrath ter high temperatures we've seen so far. 75, 79 allentown, pottstown 79 today. 81 the record in philadelphia beating the old record by 5 degrees, down toward millville at 79. some of you out there actually early on my facebook page saying it's too hot too soon. okay. cool the weather. making its way in even as we speak. the cold front is just off to the north and west. here it is, williams port seeing shower activity. showers through parts of the lehigh valley toward the mount pocono area earlier. but this area, this frontal boundary will eventually come our way. look at all of the moisture down to the south. normally when we see this much moisture here, it rises up the frontal boundary into our region. but that's not going to be the case. this front moves through and yeah, it does bring us rain. rts travel back up toward our area. here's the rain tonight. around the midnight hour. you see the rain around portions of burks, montgome

we have more warm air in the south/southwest. 6:00 numbers the warm spot is fredericksburg at 74. baltimore at 71. 73 at andrews. annapolis at 63. they were cooler earlier but the problem is the bay water temperature is chilly, depending on the wind direction? you are near the shore of the bay, rapid change of the air temperature. we saw it at reagan national. the winds out of the south for a while and cooler. out of the west from crystal city. then they skyrocketed in the upper 70's. forecast lows tomorrow. western suburbs in the mid-40's. 48 in orange. 47 in stafford. 49 in woodbridge. area of high pressure off the coast. high pressure goes this ways, clockwise. we draw in southwesterly winds. ugly thunderstorms are pushing up now t missouri. severe warnings on those. they won't affect us. the system will approach on friday. give us a chance of showers that could hang around. the day planner is nice. it will draw your attention. 80 degrees. last time we had a day in 80 was november around here. the average high through the next couple of days is 75 to 80 across the area. as far

a cold front is on the way, the wind still out of the south, southwest, keeping us mild for the timebeing. this is where the cold front is located. radar. all of the moisture is located across the keystone state. this slowly drifts to the south, hagerstown right now looking at light showers. once again, nothing that will cause a lot of problems overnight. most of this will be out of here by the morning rush tomorrow. 60 overnight, mostly cloudy skies, isolated showers. ,he futurecast, about midnight but notice at about 5 a.m., scattered showers break apart as they continue to drift to the south. the skies begin to clear, so calling for sunshine by the afternoon into early evening. then we look for mainly clear skies late tomorrow night, then the clouds increase again moving into the day saturday. it will not be a washout, but cannot rule out showers. baseball games for the high schools, be on the lookout for scattered showers at about 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. cooler tomorrow, highs in the middle to upper 60's. more sunshine through the midday and late afternoon. the next seven da

we have around now is going to continue. 61 degrees. there's that wind coming in out of the south, southwest. keeping us nice and warm. despite the lack of sunshine, we're still 10 degrees above average for this time of year. typically right around 50 degrees. we're sitting around 61, 62 degrees. that's where we have been pretty much all morning. down towards adams county and maysville, a little bit drier, down there. that's why their temperature is warmer. to the south and west between evansville and bowling green, this is where we have the steadier rain. cincinnati is next in line. spotty now, expect steady light rain into the afternoon. 62 degrees is where our temperature is going to hover. up until around 5:00, 6:00, then it starts falling into the # 50s. as we approach the midnight hour and things will break on up. 61 here. 73 in jackson. that's where they have a whole lot of sunshine. really bumps up our temperatures. cooler up towards the north and west. there's a front separating the cooler air versus the warmer air. right alone that front is where we have the moisture funneling on i

back to the west wind is starting to come in out of the south, southwest. heading into the day tomorrow the high-pressure system stays with us whose father to the south. mid-60s for your high temperature tomorrow and we head into the day on tuesday. this doesn't look a whole lot different. we still have high-pressure but notice how much of the country is going to look at the warm air? we are talking 70s before you know it.your morning time temperature 8:00 a.m., 42 degrees, 50 degrees in the middle of the day and 61 degrees afternoon high. want to make sure i have plenty of time the seven day. i think you're going to like it. 35 yur official low in the morning, 67 your monday high temperature, on tuesday, 72 is the temperature. mid-70s wednesday and thursday. still a lot of sunshine by a little better all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch

have clockwise around the high pressure system and even the wind today is pulling out of the south, southwest. we have above areas. and heading in the day tomorrow. high pressure system doesn't stray far. picture tomorrow and heading for the mid60s tomorrow. 5 or 6 degrees warmer today. and we have warm air for everybody. and look at how much of the country is going to soak up the warmth. the high pressure system doesn't want to go anywhere. and what is happening, they are going to go up and around the high pressure system. that's why nothing is going to touch us in the coming week. we have another chance of rain and warm temperatures of 70s for quite sometime. and today, we had a high temperature of 60 degrees. we had a high tomorrow in the mid60s. and we are heading for the 70s. this is our average in 60 degrees and we'll be so far above average by the end of the week and weekend. and you are going to be can coolest. and the rest of us, we are looking at temperatures tomorrow one more day in the 60s. and 67 on monday. and tuesday and wednesday, low to mid-70s and we have a chance of shower

winds out of the south southwest at 16. not too bad. there's the 64 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint is starting to creep up a little bit, as we see the showers come in we'll see the disappoint go higher. 50 in allentown. 50 in reading, 63 in lancaster. 56 in trenton. all these numbers mild. one of the cooler spots next to the cool ocean water is cape may, but 52 is not bad for this time of year and this time of morning. future tracker 6 showing the sprinkles and showers north and west of philadelphia, initially, but we are between now and 8:00 occasionally see these push toward the east. again this is not a washout this morning, but occasionally you'll see the damp condition and then we get up to noon and it looks like real spotty sprinkles and showers. by the time we get past noon and 2:00 p.m., most of stuff is toward the east and off the coast. the afternoon wetter down the shore than the rest of the region. mild today, 62 degrees by 8:00. 64 by 10:00 a.m. most of the rain is wrapping up by then. 3:00 p.m., that's the high, 72 degrees, and 70 by 5:00 p.m., it will be

gusty winds, south, southwest at 10-15-miles per hour. watch for rips if you will be heading to the atlantic. high current risk throughout today and tomorrow. make sure you swim near the lifeguard stations. thunderstorms will reach the coastline. whole story as we head into 3:00, boughts of heavier rain. 6:00, still dealing with the rain. it clears pretty quickly, isolated as we head into monday -p we can still see isolated showers as we move into tomorrow. george will be in this evening tracking the showers and thunderstorms and brian she wills will be in at 5:00 am tomorrow, tracking a few showers for your monday morning commute. average high for this time of the year is 77 degrees. we'll not get anywhere near that as we head into the stretch, very warm weather until our next big front comes in, friday and saturday after next wyche. 6 are 60s tonight, rain ends, 7:00 or 8:00. we'll be looking at scattered showers overnight into monday five-day forecast with the weekend always in view, showing the 20% shot of a shower or two and tuesday,

winds are from the south, southwest at 11 miles per hour. and it has been a breezy day today. tonight breezy, we will see rain coming in late tonight with low temperatures of 52. but the clouds will be out of here by tomorrow morning, it will be sunny. we will see a high temperature of 62 degrees. more coming up. >> thank you. >>> during the october flood many firefighters worked days making sure people were safe. in sumter the department making rescues not knowing their own training center was being ruined. colby gallagher joins us with more on how they are getting around the loss. >> the department tells me the training center is known as the hub where many memories have ind there was a mural coverred photographs. -- inside there was a mural covered with photographs and it was loss because of the flood. >> we were expecting a large amount of rainfall but never to this devastation. the fire chief came in on a boat. >> reporter: five months after the flood the training looks like it always has from the outside. the inside tells a different story. . >> this was open to go into

winds out of the south-southwest at 8 miles per hour. take a look, 64 mount pocono, 71 in pottstown. new castle county, atlantic county, nice along the board walk at 65 degrees. what are we going to see the next couple of days? you know the warmth is going to be here but something else is going to make its way here too. we saw the clouds come through earlier, those were mid to high level clouds with the warm front that passed on through. back to the west, normally i don'tbi÷ show they map. south. way down toward18n mexico, it's taking it to mexico into the gulf of mexico, and then brings that warm air royt on into our region. it's here to stay at least for the next couple of days, the record warmth along the east coast, so yeah, the heat is on, record warmth with temperatures 30 degrees above average. that is just hard to believe. 30 degrees above average. our average high is 50. that commuter forecast getting out on the septa, 52 degrees early. 61 degrees out there at 9:00 a.m. making your way home tomorrow. 76 is what we're going for

we're looking at humidity of 39%, winds out of the south-southwest at 14 and as long as we have windsout of the south we're going to stay on the warm side. but the winds overnight they are going to be shifting a bit. look at mount pocono. only 63 right now. a lot warmer yesterday because of the clouds toward that region, allen toup some clouds at 75, 76 wilmington dover coming in at 75 degrees. we do have the clouds to the north. we're going to continue to watch these sag down. and the shower activity will sag down too. the showers trying to move in. that system will move on through our region. the heaviest rain is down toward louisiana, and toward mississippi. they could pick up 3 to 6 inches as we move through the overnight hours especially toward mississippi, the heaviest rain back to the west, that making its way but drying out as i mentioned so it's not going to be a big case for us. hour by hour now. showers mostly through southeast pennsylvania. allentown, maybe toward bucks county, montgomery county, back toward the west, lancaster county, philadelphia dry through midnight.

here at this time yesterday. 51 degrees, little better than the temps in the 30's, 40's, and south-southwest 8 miles an hour, and no windchill to speak of this morning. we have 48 degrees in allentown, 43 mount pocono, still chilly, still jacket weather out there this morning, but not as cold as those windchills, some of them, in the 20's, at this time yesterday. so, 40's, 50's, winds are picking up, and winds will be perhaps an issue little later on today. so we have 8-mile per hour winds and they're coming out of the south. that's why we're predicting warmer temperatures today. there is 23-mile per hour wind gust in lancaster, and 18-mile per hour gust in wildwood this morning. so, we will have some sunshine today. it will cloud up by the end of the afternoon as we get ready for the rain, 75 degrees, our high temperature, that's right, we said 75 degrees for today. but don't get used to it, we will tell you how cold it get over the weaken coming up in just a few minutes, it is thursday morning let's say hi to bob kelly. >> good morning, 4:02, and we are up and adam thursday morning. still

tomorrow morning, 52 degrees right now, with a 10-mile per hour breeze, and it is out of the south-southwest. that's why it is milder this morning. 6:46, your sunrise time. we've got 40's, and 50's, to the north of us, little chilly spot there in pottstown, with 39. fifty-four in milville and wildwood. 50 degrees in wilmington. and winds are starting to pick up a little bit, in advance of the front, you will see the wind again, gusting to maybe 30 miles an hour, later on, right now, we're not seeing any impressive wind gusts really. millville, wildwood, it is picking up little bit down there. so, some sunshine today. but increasing clouds, as we go on, getting ready for the cold front. 75 degrees, is our high temperature today, your sunset time is 7:25. so, even with the clouds, we're going with the nine, bob kelly. >> got to love it, you got it. 5:01, we got the clouds, we got little bit of everything looks like over the next couple every days, but right now we're in good shape. light volume working your way coming into philadelphia on the 42 freeway, the headlight coming in toward that wal

outside, right now, the here and now, live from our amway cameras, 71 degrees, south-southwest winds at 9 miles seeing a few peeks and pokes of fun and will see more throughout the morning hours, mid to upper 60s, north and west of i-4, i-4 corridor towards brevard county, looks like we're in the low 70s right now. it is warm, it is humid and that way throughout the entire southeast. no cold air on our doorstep, and also, look at the water vapor imagery, just a level of moisture in the mid levels of our atmosphere, the orange, the red, very dry air, also of note, quick, there was a tornado outbreak last night an early this morning, arkansas, texas, louisiana, and portions of mississippi. so, for us, drier air filtering in, here's the forecast, as we go through today, 86 degrees, the forecast high, with clearing and is this afternoon. -- skies this afternoon and most rain showers done for the most part. 87 degrees tomorrow and that is election day and ides of march and plenty of sun thursday and friday. st. patrick's day, high of 88 degrees. need an extra green refreshment or two on s

the winds still out of the soeth south-southwest. by midnight, a lot of it's already moving east. there may be snowmakes involved in the high country. enjoy what warm weather is involved there. 40s over the upstate. 50s and 60s mixed tomorrow with the warmest weather still south. it does get cold wednesday, >> darcel: an elderly couple died after a pickup truck slammed in to their home causing an explosion. it happened west of charlotte last night. the truck hit a propane tank the couple was asleep when it happened and later died at the hospital. the truck driver is hurt but is expected to be okay. >> larry: a pastor was leading his congregation in a sunday service when his wife got a call that their home was on fire. not much left of their home. but they were able to salvage one thing, the pastor's study bible. >> darcel: tomorrow is super tuesday. the first time multiple primaries will be held at once. 595 republican delegates up for grabs. in the democrat side, sanders and clinton are vying for 800 dell greats. for the democrats, hillary clinton tops bernie sanders 55% >> larry

the wind is out of the south, southwest. it will stay that way overnight into the day right over here, across michigan, chicago. that will eventually move through early friday morning. it may bring a little bit of rain across the area, but most of it should be gone by the early morning of friday. satellite and radar, no problems this evening. tomorrow, you will need the sunglasses, not only for the morning but into the afternoon and evening. 57.ght, 52 to i think we may have to move these up a little bit in the morning. temperaturese right now, mainly clear skies, the wind out of the south and west. forecast highs tomorrow, 82 reagan national and dulles, 80 bwi marshall. these are the long-standing records, upper 70's for all the airport. those are all in jeopardy, especially if we get 80-degrees-plus. overnight through the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine early tomorrow morning. tot of the rain will stay the north during the day. as we move tomorrow night into early friday morning, some of the showers may drift overhead. once

we have the south southwest wind we' . 71 over towards daytona beach. still running west-southwest. . tomorrow we are at 56. 61 over towards ocala. there' s that big dome of high-pressure tomorrow that' s why we' re going to be seeing those readings. especially on the eastern side of the peninsula. east, they will be celebrating with the 90' s. 91 degrees for an afternoon high. even towards the coast, you' re going to be running at about 90. a good day to be at the beach tomorrow. orlando daytona beach melbourne you' re very good chance of time. if you don' t want to vote for its time, polls will be opening on up. look at that 5:00 number. bay hill, make sure you drink a lot of water. practice round of 90. you have spring training here on the first pitch. 85 degrees. let' s get you into the next couple of days. that will begin to increase our rain chances. let' s take a look at the updated seven-day forecast. it won' t be so late in the weekend. temperatures will be back to normal. jim: with the orlando magic losing, here is something that may surprise

by tomorrow, as the wind comes in out of the south-southwest, it's going to draw in a lot of heat and humidity. it's going to be pretty warm and muggy. highs in the upper 80s. and the warm weather should stick around for the mdle of so here's the marine forecast tonight. no advisorieses. biscayne bay, light chop. for you in the florida keys, the wind out of the southwest. coastal waters becoming smooth. your next high tide, dade, broward, water temperature, 76 . so for the time being, partly cloudy. but i think by midnight, the skies should clear out, ohio. and there's the potential for a little bit of f f during the overnight hours. it will be warm. by tomorrow, mostly sunny, highs in the low 80s for the keys, mid to upper 80s across s de and broward. once again, if you're caught waiting outside to vote, make sure that you bring plenty of water. heat sticks around through thursday, a couple of showers on saturday and sunday. speaking of sunday, that is the first day of spring. that's the 7-on-7 forecast. >> belkeys: hey, everybody, i'm belkeys nerey. ahead. a man killed in a deadly d

clear skies of central park and wind coming in from the south , southwest. this will help to warm us up a decent amount with a front to the north. will pull up the southwest wind and warmer temperatures up a little bit . you will enjoy a very springlike day. it is spring.500 in philadelphia and 570 and pittsburgh.notice to the west and to the south it's quite a bit warmer.that's what's coming up this way. winds are going to switch to the southwest and not everyone is there yet. they will come through around 10 15 miles per hour. as far as the sky coverage is concerned, we do have additional cloud coverage there and it's not as sunny as what we had yesterday but you are also bringing in the warm temperatures. there is a frontal boundary lingering to the north of us and it is the focal point for a few showers out there. that and it's dragon closer to us. do we see here on the tri-state? a quick sprinkle pops into the northern counties. here's the frontal boundary stalled out but the warm air over the south will start to work its way into the tri-state today wi

a south-southwest wind at 5. a weather pattern change is going to occur next week with a big trough along the east coast which is producing rain along the gulf coast and off the carolina coast. that big trough is going to shift, and we warm up. snowing in new york city and tonight we stay in the 60's and tomorrow after any rain ends, a great day to have lunch outside, a nice evening coming up with 70's and 80's for daytime highs. and late tonight, north of tampa sunshine tomorrow, but not increasing clouds -- increasing sunshine and 72. and on saturday, you will love it, you really will. room temp, 72, and lots of sunshine and by the middle of next week don't be shocked in areas inland push 85 to 90 for at the same time at the same time daytime highs. >> oh, room temperature, i love that. naish's nature's living room. >> and coming up we'll see who wants to look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. toes, noses, eyes, horm

those winds out of the south, southwest help to bring in warmer air. by noon, temperatures near 60. a high of 62 will hit at 4 cloek. it's comfortably cool with a temperature of 56. open the windows on tuesday and let the fresh air in. you start off the day in the mid to upper 40s. this is sky cast four actually forecasting what the clouds will look like throughout the day. notice, lunchtime, mostly sunny skies. temperatures flirting with 70 degrees. 3:00, we hit our high temperature of 72. and, even through the morning, temperature still very confermentble in the mid to upper 60s. mostly sunny skies, thursday, a high of 76 degrees. the record to beat at reagan national, 78. so we will be close. friday, we're going to be cooler. there's a slight chance of a shower for thursday night as a weak cold front moves through the area. for a high and chance of rain later in the day on sunday. daylight saving time begins next weekend, so we lose an hour sleep as we spring forward. >> still ahead, a tough end for the maryland men, but a fantastic finish for the wom.en (singing) i just can't wa

we have a wind coming out of the south southwest and we not only have the wind that is coming out of the south, but this is a warm storm so it is sending us the warmer clouds. ill be a warmer night. you can see some of the cloud cover ook at the forecast. the stroof the year so far expected tomorrow. te storm for sunday and a chance of thunderstorms on our spact scale. this is a three a strong storm for your saturday. one to two inches of rain expected for the lower elevations. much more for the hills. two to four to be precise and gusts could breech 50 miles an hour. the worst of the winds were in san francisco be 4:30 and ir m -- 7:30 similar to that time range for the rest of the bay area. 7:00 a.m. on saturd scattered showers tomorrow if you have early plans. 10:00 a.m. as well. light to moderate in intensity. but then watch out. 3:00 p.m. we start to see widespread rain. yellows and oranges indicating the heavier rainfall. at 4:00 p.m.we are gettingched across the bay area. 5:00 p.m. still coming down n you start to see the reds there, by 7:00 p.m. can't rule out isolated thunde

the front and it shifts to the northwest and turns cooler 64, dew point 58 and the its with are south-southwest at 5 and tonight is a mild night, the 50s and low 60s and highs tomorrow with a period of clouds, maybe a sprinkle in the 70s to near 80s, so tonight, we'll go partly cloudy, a milder night tonight with temperatures late tonight bottoming out near 60. so watch out for a spell tomorrow where it may be mostly cloudy, with mix of sun and clouds and thursday, lots of sunshine and another chance of showers at friday. at this stage, i tell you, i feel really good about the weekend, sunshine both days and temperatures both weekend days in the mid-70s. that would be three good weekends in a row. enjoy it. back to you. >> astronaut scott kelly undocked, headed back to served with sirloin steak. saut\ fresh zucchini, squash and tomatoes. it's sure to be a family favorite. visit freshfromflorida.com for great recipes. delicious is always served today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomatoes and bell peppers. it's easy to turn local produce into a meal time favorite. look for the fresh from flo

the wind are out of the south/southwest that's key. it's the south/southwesterly flow that will pump up the warmer air. the windchill in the city is 29 degrees. let's look right now at the temperatures through the region. it's below freezing in the poconos. 31. 25 this morning in allentown. 34 in the city. 23 degrees in millville, new jersey. we are off to a cold start, that milder temperature has not come in just yet. talked about a windchill of 29 in philadelphia. a windchill of 32 in wilmington. 25 in allentown. 30 in trenton. windchills are a factor in spots. it feels cold out there this morning, however it will turn nice and sunny this afternoon. a high of 60 degrees which is great for this time of year. we're talking above average. it's breezy. not the 70s we're talking about for later in the week. tomorrow high pressure sinks to the southwest of us, we get up to 70 degrees for the high, which is nice and warm. after that we'll be chasing some records, so not too bad. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today it's turni

south-southwest winds. if you have work to do outside you're going to want to run inside and glass that ac. wednesday is going to be aarm one, too. high pressure in control of our weather so we're not expecting much in the way of wasteful. it's all about the teaches, and by wednesday a little influence from the atlantic boy the afternoon with more of an easterly breeze. it will be light but that should help us shed a few degrees so we'll get to stay 84 in miami instead of that yen. that's our forect plan. but either way you look at it, it's going to be reaely, really warm and probably will send a lot of you back out to the beacs. the rip current risk is low. south-southwest winds. if you're taking the boats out, no advisory on the waters, light to moderate chop on the bays, seas runningng one to two feet off miami-dade and broward. here's another look at the numbers for tomorrow. 70s. you better et -- the innate lower 70s. wednesday, thursday more a little better chance f r showers. saturday a system gets c

we have got winds out of the south-southwest at 5 miles per hour and any time we have that southerlycomponent to the wind, ouren the warmer side of things and that's the case over a couple of days, too. er area, 79 in d.c.. 80 towards charlottesville, virginia. this is the heat to move our way tomorrow and very, very quickly. we start off very warm and a few clouds early and then sunshine. those clouds courtesy of a warm front earlier and now that warm front passes to the north and also watching a system back to the west. we don't go wide on the map often unless it's something moving our way. by-time storms, tornado earlier in dallas. this is way down south in towards mexico and taking a jet stream down to the south and what that's boeigoing to do is g the moisture and warm air across the east coast and warmest temperatures so far this year. the first time we have hit 80 and records. d.c. philadelphia, new york, boston. 30 degrees above average over the next few days. average high temperature right now 50 degrees and we're close to that 80-degree mark. tonight, a mild night. 53 degre

with the light south-southwest wind later today, st. patrick's day evening will be on the wrm side. you may want to dress accordingly if you have any outdoor plans later tonight. high pressure over the atlantic leaving us a south wind this morning as it continues to pick up through the morning hours. other than that, expecting a warm day. continue to watch it creep into south florida, not only in the next 24 hours but especially this upcoming weekend. further to the southou can see all this moisture over the gulf of mexico. this moistste associated with that small frontal boundary that will slowly but surely push towards the south as this weekend goes o o taking a look at the main threats for today, we keep talking abobo the warm temperatures. yesterday the high in miami was 86 degrees, 87 degrees and in ft. lauderdale 81. we've beenn the 80s the past few days. the heat and uv index will be your main threat for thursday. looking at the weekend, temperatures will remain in the 80s, but we're expecting some showers and some thunderstorms are possible thanks to a front in the area. tem

. >> nice breeze out of south-southwest. 10 to 20 miles per hour. in the mountains of north carolina, and especially back showers come in from the west. 73 degrees right now in columbia. 70 in savannah and 76 degrees in orlando. 75 in new orleans but behind the front look how it cools dawn dramatically. heavy snow moving through michigan and heading up into canada right now on the northern edge and here's the cold air behind the front. it's 23 degrees in chicago. they had a little bit of snow earlier and that's what's coming in behind the front. 7:00 this evening, showers and possible thundershowers moving off to the southeast by almost midnight tonight. and after midnight tonight is they had a little bit when the cold air will start to come in. maybe some snow showers along the tennessee and north carolina line. slight chance of one of those showers by tomorrow morning drifting into you folks in asheville. only a slight chance of that occurring. more sunshine but chilly as we go through wednesday afternoon. >> forecast for tonight, scattered shower

for us however it will warm up dramatically as wind starts coming in out of the south southwest. no advisories tonight. the winds will be picking up off shore. biscayne bay with a light chop. >> no advisories throughout t t keys. the wind out of southwest. coastal wers become smooth this evening. next high tide 1:36. 1:31 in fort lauderdale. key largo 1:59 and 3:23 the next high tide in key w%st. clouds will continue to move out tonight. maybe a sphrij. over night lows will be in the 70 diso 72 degree range. what is average i65 degrees. the range of high is 80 degrees look at t morrow. 86 fort lauderdale. 87 miami. 82 in the keys. grr caughgh outside waiting on a line to vote, make sure you drink plenty of water. stay high drietd. we'll remain warm through thursday. friday and saturday clouds build. a little better chance of rain on saturday and sunday, sunday by the way, that is the start of spring. that'sour 7 on 7. 7 news will be right back. >>> >>> >> >> belkeys: that is a wrap for us here on 7 news at 5:00. caio caio. i'm belkeys nerey. >> danielle: and i'm danielle knox. ke