currently outside with that southeasterly wind 70 in the city. sixty-seven in reading. zero seven in lancaster. sixty in the poconos. sixty-six and 65 degrees in beach haven. here's satellite six with action radar. we have had sunshine to get the day started but a few more cloud starting to move on in and there is a cold front off to our north and west, and this front will sag to the south and east, as we go throughout the overnight hours and even early tomorrow morning. so that will allow more in the way of cloud cover and maybe a spotty shower, if you are north and west of the city. in fact, the call from accu weather over the next one hours, otherwise it is partly cloudy. we will drop down to 54 degrees in the suburbs, and 58 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. and the set up for your monday, well, warmth continues, little bit of the summer feel on the way, it is 80 in philadelphia for the high, and lower 80's for reading and lancaster. seventy-nine in allentown. 76 degrees in cape may. high in dover maxing out at 78. 78 degrees in toms river, new jersey.

southeasterly winds ahead of on the front. behind the front we're talking about northwest winds 15 to 20 gusting to 30. once againing this will be an early high and then during the afternoon those temperatures will be falling. your seven-day forecast, brought to you by your weather authority tuesday, a chill look at this. 57 degrees, 42 will be the morning low. now, wednesday is the day we have to pay attention to. a cold start to the day. that is the day we could have a frost in our suburbs because the city will be waking up to 38 degrees. same thing goes for wednesday in it into thursday morning. thursday morning, the low 38 in philadelphia. but in our suburbs we're talking about only temperatures in the lower to mid 30's. the normally colder spots leak quakertown and perkasie and pottstown you could have a frosty start wednesday or thursday. by thursday afternoon, we see another front coming our way, rain most likely during the afternoon then temperatures rebounding somewhat for friday and for saturday and then after a front

that number will go up dramatically tomorrow, southeasterly wind gusting over 30 miles per hour, rain coming down sideways, and unpleasant day. still fairly dry air in place, so we are saturating things and we will see more rain continued to move in across the area. shore. the reason why it is warmer is the lake water is still 53 and holding our temperatures up to the lake is it is not very pleasant tomorrow. one inch or more of rain across much of the area, then we have southeasterly wind, 15-25, gusting 30-35 miles per hour. leaves are walking the drains, that's one of the next 24 hours. -- far blocking the drains, the next 24 hours. watch out if you're coming up to a stop sign and you see leaves all over the ground. that is really slippery, some take care of that. clear out the drains. you need to make sure that the drains are open. if you have the time, you ought to get your gutters cleaned out. one inch of rain or more is likely. showers far. it is mainly light through the overnight hours. steady and heavier rain at times comes in during the day tomorrow, and it will really get w

this morning we are mostly in the mid to upper 40s in the viewing area with southeasterly winds less than 10 mph... those winds will turn more to the south and pick up speed today... as clouds track into the area, too. mainlycl will lead to a mostly cloudy afternoon with some showers headed our way tonight. we stay mild today, with help from south winds at 10-20 mph gusting higher. highs will climb into the low to mid 70s this afternoon. we have a few along with colder temps. i'll have that forecast for you in a few spot for donald trump after one of the rockiest weekends for a presidential candidate in many years. his supporters say his performance in last night's debate was better than the first. tracie potts recaps the debate -- where trump had to answer questions about the vulgar comments he made about women. both sides... spinning donald trump - more than a decade ago - saying he kissed and groped women against their will: (you bragged that you have understand that?) "no, i didn't say that at all." (have you ever done those things?) "and women have respect who accused bill clinto

to upper 50s in our viewing area with 60s to the west ahead of a cold front... we will have southeasterly winds staying breezy today... mainly 10-20 mph in our viewing area, gusting to 30 mph at times. the system to our west will slowly continue to churn through the region with storms tracking into our area tonight with a few tomorrow. more storms track in for tomorrow night through thursday... and the system will continue to plague us into friday. rainfall amounts will depend on the speed and frequency of the storms as they track through the region... but we could see some areas getting a quarter inch or more. today will be breezy and mild with highs in the 70s and gusts to 30 mph from the southeast. storms track in tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. a few showers/storms may linger into wednesday with most of us dry 70s again with southwesterly winds. more storms wednesday night through thursday and then breezy, showers and falling temps on friday. we will stay cool for friday night heroes football and even into the weekend. overnight lows could dip into the upper 30s for the weeke

temperatures are area with 60s to the west ahead of a cold front... we will have southeasterly winds staying breezy today... mainly 10-20 mph in our viewing area, gusting to 30 mph at times. the system to our west will slowly continue to churn through the region with storms tracking into our area tonight with a few for tomorrow night through thursday... and the system will continue to plague us into friday. rainfall amounts will depend on the speed and frequency of the storms as they track through the region... but we could see some areas getting a quarter inch or more. today will be breezy and mild with highs in the 70s and track in tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. a few showers/storms may linger into wednesday with most of us dry most of the day. highs in the fruits and veggies -- but now - they're endangered. for the first time ever, the u-s has placed seven bee species on hawaii. listing the bees allows authorities to provide recovery programs and get money for protection. bees are crucial to the nation's food industry. but their numbers have dropped sharply in the

a dew point of 64 with a southeasterly wind at 11 miles per hour. i am into the leaf transition because it is in fall color season. this picture just came into us today from tom. he was up in forest county. a gorgeous shot. the fall color is peeking up north. there will be chris smith to the rispness to the air. maybe you are heading up north, green bay is looking good this weekend. if you are going west to la crosse, rings are looking good there as well. the forecast for this weekend is looking good. a couple of showers here and there, surely in our northern counties right now and a few more taking shape to the south. we are not expecting a huge amount of rain. the main player is to the west of us. tornadoes. not only do we have a hurricane to talk about but we also have hurricane -- tornadoes in kansas. you can see a few showers here and there and maybe a thunderstorm overnight. a better chance that it will stay to the west of us. it will be windy on friday. and then sunshine into saturday. there is no sunshine down in blasted by hurricane matthew

to upper 50s in our viewing area with 60s to the west ahead of a cold front... we will have southeasterly winds staying breezy today... mainly 10-20 mph in our viewing area, gusting to 30 mph at times. the system to our west will slowly continue to churn through the with a few tomorrow. more storms track in for tomorrow night through thursday... and the system will continue to plague us into friday. rainfall amounts will depend on the speed and frequency of the storms as they track through the region... but we could see some areas getting a quarter inch or more. today will be breezy and mild with highs in the 70s and gusts to 30 mph from the southeast. storms the upper 50s to low 60s. a few showers/storms may linger into wednesday with most of us dry most of the day. highs in the 70s again with southwesterly winds. more storms wednesday night through thursday and then breezy, showers and falling temps on friday. we will stay cool for friday night heroes football and even into the weekend. overnight lows could dip into the upper 30s for the weekend... this will depend on rainfall amounts will de

we will turn partly sunny and southeasterly winds. that is 80 degrees. through tomorrow night the showers could develop overnight west of the metro area. the best chance of rain is friday when the strong cold front comes in. bring blustery conditions to this model has the rain coming in at 6:00. other models have it coming in at lunchtime. i'll take a wile guess and says it will come in between noon and 6:00. check the numbers. 80 tomorrow. 67 with a 70% chance of rain on friday. partly cloudy and windy. highs in the upper 50's for saturday. sunny is breezy. lower 60's on sunday and pleasant autumn weather and sunshi wednesday. it will stay cool for next week but the longer range computer models suggest the week after may start to warm back up. that's all i'll say. robert: that is all we need, doug. will jordan reid be ready for sunday against the lions? ricky jean francois may have the ultimate response to stephen a. smith and his claim woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted t

in mild southeasterly wind developing and we will watch this font of boundary off to the west. this will come through and a few rain showers thursday. tomorrow, temperatures sneak up to the low to mid 60's and as thursday, maybe a 10th of an inch of rain. a lot of the what weather stays across central and northern new england. shower should break up. through lunchtime and early afternoon, skies brighten a bit. this comes through and falls apart as we get to thursday evening overnight and any lingering clouds, cooler temperatures near 70 on thursday. behind that front only in the moderate in right now, sunshine both days this weekend. emily: some people are better at sitting mother that money than others. erika: if you want to be in that group, there are a few things to try. put away at least 15% of your gross income. maybe it means eating more meals at home, but the money adds up. emily: that means paying yourself first. in other words, pretend that money doesn't exist. set up an automatic transfer so it automatically goes right into your savings. erika: and finally, make shoul

this morning we are mostly in the mid to upper 40s in the viewing area with southeasterly winds less than 10 mph... those winds will turn more to theh track into the area, too. mainly clear skies this morning will tonight. we stay mild today, with help from south winds at 10-20 mph gusting higher. highs will climb into the low to mid 70s this but a better chance of rain on wednesday... along with colder temps. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. mph... those winds will turn clouds track into the area, too. mainly clear skies this morning will lead to a mostly cloudy afternoon with some showers headed our way tonight. we stay mild today, with help from south winds at afternoon. we have a few showers colder temps. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. decision 2016 coverage: a bright spot for donald trump after one of the rockiest weekends for a presidential candidate in many years. his supporters say his performance in last night's debate was better than the first. tracie pottsc trump had to answer questions about the vulgar comments he made about women. both

rain coming down, east, southeasterly wind at 13. that wind is holding our temperatures up thanks to a warm lake michigan. from dreary to dreamy, temperatures warm up in a big way. not tomorrow. 60's are coming, but you have to dress the kids warmly tomorrow. washington and dodge county. other than that, it is a little bit of drizzle for the next couple of hours. cloudy skies to start at the bus stop, 46 degrees. the stubborn cloudiness continues throughout the day. high temperatures get to 50 degrees. we will keep that streak going with 50 degrees warmer since may 14. warmer weather ahead. kathy: thanks, mark. there were a series of traffic accidents on rain-slick roads today. three people are recovering tonight after this cra o -- it happened just after nine this -- 9:00 this morning near teutonia and cornell. that's near hampton. police say the three people hurt are expected to be o.k. there's no word on a cause of the crash. joyce: a scary scene during rush hour in boston tonight people , scrambling to get out of a subway train,

we have a southeasterly wind. in tampa, 83 degrees with the east wind at 11 miles an hour. cold front, that arrives friday without much in the way of shower activity. it is what is behind the front that we are interested in. high pressure builds in and holds on all the way through the weekend with temperatures actually below our average. and certainly some cooler starts to the day saturday and sunday. today's high, 88 degrees. record set in 2007. temperatures as the average highs slowly come down each day as we run throughout this period. rain chances obviously are very, very low. thursday, friday, all the way through the weekend. and, the dew points still the nice drop off. you can see the big thumbs up for saturday and sunday. monday, we just stay in that very comfortable category with that drier air arriving. this is a cold front that is going to stick. at 7:00 a.m., 69 degrees. a slim rain chance for us. 87 degrees the temperature. low 60s dew point. 68 degrees in saint pete. that is naturally across the bay going to have a little bit more moisture. a little higher humi

we drop to 59 with the southeasterly wind. here is future tracker 6 the rest of the today numbers are maxing out in the middle to lower 70s in our region. fast forward to saturday. a mostly cloudy start at 8:00 and numbers in the upper 60s, and we track the front, by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow we have the showers with us, and stay with us through the early evening hours, and this model not having the moisture clear the coast until midnight and that makes way for a second half of our weekend that looks nice and dry. down to the tropics keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew. the center of the storm off the coast of florida here, passing over daytona beach and to the south of jacksonville florida. the current path is 95 miles to the south and east of jacksonville. a category 3 storm a major hurricane, winds sustained at 20 miles per hour. moving north-northwest at 12 miles per hour. and later tonight it moves over the coast of florida and also over georgia. by saturday morning it weakens to a potentially category 2 storm over the caro

we get an east-southeasterly wind for the middle half of our work week and thursday we track the cold front that will warm our temperatures up before we cool back down by the end of the work week. tropical storm nicole, it's about 350 miles south of bermuda, maximum sustained winds of 65 miles per hour. moving to the north-northwest at 5 miles per hour. and this is expected to gain forward momentum and forward speed and by wednesday expected to extreme ento a category 1 hurricane and category 2 potentially by thursday as it passes near or over bermuda. and after that it moves to the north and east well away from the u.s. main land. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast back here at home sunny and less wind and high temperature of 66. on wednesday clouds and sun and 68 for a high. on thursday it will be a milder day, and showers are possible and most spots stay dry by then, we'll warm up to 72 briefly on thursday in the wake of that front on friday, it's breezy and cooler and high temperature of 63. saturday partly sunny and a nice one at 65. and sun to clouds in philade

wind are not an issue, it is wind direction we pay attention to because once we get southeasterly winds that is usually when we will get the warmer weather. we will see rain in the western part of the state. that is part of the cold front that is dissipating. we should not see any rain from it around here. we had a shower or two off to the north of us but it is certainly not a big deal. bigger deal is sunshine and warmer temperatures, so, don't bother with the jack tote day. i don't think we will put one on bus stop buddy either next time we see him. i think we will be okay even if it is a little cool at the bus stop this morning. you can see sunshine. average high for hid october is in the mid 60's. we have in the up are 60's on at day, gorgeous, yesterday a mix of sun and cloud 71 degrees all the way to 80 today. mid 80's tomorrow and wednesday. showers possible in the morning on thursday but we still could get close to 80 degrees. then cool down begins on friday, but with another frontal system and that will cool us down considerably over the weekend and temperatures will be in the l

flow looks helps us determine where that low is located and the track it is expected so with a southeasterly wind building in that is in our favor for the day. that means our warm front will go north of us and we are likely to see chances for rain showers during the day staying just north as well. temperatures in the afternoon, about 50 degrees or so with those clouds in place. watch what happens, though, during the rest of the evening. that warm front just north of us, hopefully, and that means we will have partly cloudy skies. this looks fantastic. 708 start now. but look at the rain starting to sneak in as we head towards the end of the game. i know this is 12:30 but this is a one-block area or three blocks in total. but ballpark itself is about one block. and we have got this huge storm system that we're trying to time out and plan out just down to that one block. i think we're going to be okay. but the rain chances are definitely on the incline as we go through the evening. so that is something that we will be keeping os watch what happens tomorrow night. we get waves of rain. hopefully, we

you can see a southeasterly wind. clearer skies now with the drier air highb . 85 international. 83 at saint petersburg. and the dew point a little higher with the easterly flow. high levels of the atmosphere. that doesn't add up to much in the way of substantial cloudiness to help dry to showers across the state from east to west. in the tropics we are watching an area with an 80% chance of developing into a named storm. next name on the list is otto. this likely would stay offshore though as you can see here on the graphic. this likely would be the area carry this pretty far to the north at this point. so we are not too concerned about this one affecting us. it is a reminder that the 2016 hurricane season is underway. that is the track from the computer models here for invest 99-l. that is what it is called. an area of investigation by the national hurricane center off of florida's east coast. this is an area during october, where these storms typically develop. this is a storm in the pacific nowhere near us but it

we have those strong southeasterly winds, so it is fun to watch those ways as you do it from a camera. this is from concordia university. they are crashing along the shoreline in racine as well. 48, wind out of the southeast at 18 miles per hour, then we take you to sheboygan, where we have the vague waves crashing against the south here. the south. as close. stay away from the piers. day like today. and they get scattered along the road. that is slippery when you are driving along. it is almost like eyes. a attention to that. -- pay attention to that. 40's everywhere, 48 right now in milwaukee. the wind is not as bad as they were earlier in the day, and they will taper off throughout the night, and that is good news, the we have some chilly windchill temperatures. feels like 38 in waukesha, 41 milwaukee. even colder up north, and their actually has been, get this, listen up, snow. snowing right now in northern wisconsin, and especially into the lower peninsula of michigan, where it is adding up right now. they are getting 1-3 inches of green around here, drizzly nastiness will contin

southeasterly wind continue through the early afternoon. that is bringing in warmer air. watch what happens as we head to 7:00 o'clock this evening, we will see a difference in the wind from the city on northward it is a north wind and then south of the city we still have the southeasterly wind. it doesn't take a meteorologist to pick out where that cold front is, right over the city around 7:00 o'clock. a good chance to see the showers once the front passes, everybody experiences the north wind. that is a cooler, dryer air moving in from canada so this morning sunshine, cloud increase, early afternoon, 5:00 o'clock we will see showers breaking out especially in the lehigh valley. they will move south and east ward. six and 7:00 best chance to see them around the city. we will go in south jersey and delaware and moving off shore around ten or 11:00 o'clock tonight. back to sunshine tomorrow. morning commute, no issues, for monday morning. rainfall amount, maybe a quarter of an inch in some spots, possibly, .3 of an inch of rainfall, potentially if we get heavier showers t

south, southeasterly wind at six miles per hour. that went will get blustery tomorrow. we will be on the roller coaster. we start off cold, get warm again on saturday. it's not crazy to think we get back to 70 degrees. to 64 on monday, then 57 on tuesday. not unusual to see the big changes this time of year. with all this rain, one inch or more. clean out those sewer drains. if you know where the drains are, make sure there are not any leaves so they can flow properly. here's the timing. overnight, showers developing, 40's. the steady as rain is during the daylight hours tomorro of dry hours in there. have a sturdy umbrella. it's not only raining, wind out of the southeast at 15-25, gusting to higher levels, and a few showers remain into tomorrow night. it is not look that impressive on the doppler 12 radar network, but it is just coming together right now. no rain in our area yet, but this will fill-in during the nighttime hours. not the heaviest rain, but some rain for the morning commute. that will slow things down. we will have the latest on that. steadier rain push

our rain chances are less than plaza. 76 degrees in sun city center with the southeasterly wind at the moment. pleasant conditions. conditions are comfortable. 62 degrees. 80-degree current temperature. downtown saint petersburg, 77 degrees. dew point a little bit higher. thank a strong easterly wind. it has been breezy in the downtown area thanks to the breeze. this area in the tropics, that's cuba right there. florida up here. hurricane center is keeping an eye on it. put a zero percent chance of relatively warm down south. pretty good trail of clouds across the state for today. also, you can see the surface trough that has drawn a lot of showers across the southern portion of the state. especially the upper keys today. cold front to the north of us this evening. a bit breezy at times and the trail of clouds will break up. get clearer skies and throughout the day, on friday, more of the same. extra clouds, popping up in the afternoon. mostly dry conditions. the best rain chances further south. but probably, not as active in even for south florida. in the forecast area for tomorrow. n

currently outside in philadelphia coming in at 75 degrees with the southeasterly wind and 76 in allentown and 63 in the poconos and 74 in wilmington and at the coast in cape may 71 and 69 in beach haven, here is satellite 6 along with action radar a little bit of activity move ago way from the region. this is the cold front that we are tracking, it's now right now across western sections of new york and pennsylvania. and this slowly works its way eastward into tonight and through the start of the day tomorrow and behind that we are tracking the changes. in the near term for tonight, temple is at home at 7:00 p.m. mostly cloudy and a shower is possible. kickoff 72 degrees and fourth quarter we'll drop down to 59 that lets you know a big change is headed our way over the next several hours tonight and right through the midnight hour. winds of change on the way, here is what is going on tonight through saturday. a dip in the jet stream allowing for all of that cool irair to funnel out of canada and work its way into the mid-atlantic region and this heads up into new england for the start of

mostly sunny, gentle east southeasterly wind off the water. barometer starting to fall. weak wave of low pressure coming here's the latest satellite radar. quiet, clear skies all across the northeast. a little batch of clouds working through toronto, pennsylvania, through cleveland, ohio. these will enter the picture overnight tonight. part of the reason why temperatures will not be quite as chilly. this acts like a bit of a blanket effect, keeping the heat for the earth. also, milder air. low temperatures tonight into the 30's and 40's, but no 20's. mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. high-pressure slipping off shore. that allows for clouds to filter in. it turns a little bit milder tomorrow. then, we watch the next cold front, not until thursday, with a couple of scattered showers. 50's for highs tomorrow. sunshine with a few clouds. the south and east. tomorrow, clouds and sunshine, not quite as right. still a nice day. through thursday, a lot more clouds entering the picture and scattered showers. not everybody getting them all the time, but they will be out there.

see in our forecast in the eight day showing really not much change in terms of temperatures southeasterly winds at 14 miles an hour. would have been nice to look at the gator that whole time. famous tate in brandon, 81 degrees. plenty of sunshine. we have seen a lot of sun at most locations. clouds elsewhere. we will probably see a few more clouds tomorrow. didn't have as many high clouds as yesterday. that's a great view from saint pete beach and the loews don cesar, 81 in connorton with the easterly breeze at 5 miles an hour. you can tell, it is a very nice warm day world series forecast. they are concerned about this line of showers and thunderstorms, even snow mixed up here in the up of michigan. or the lower peninsula. they have moved the time for this game up to 7:00 eastern time. 6:00, central time. a little after 6:00 central time. 46 degrees more rain arriving. had a few showers there. today, but, really trying to avoid the heavy rain coming back to the west with the line of showers. hey, the weather we are having tampa bay. the entire tampa bay area, to what you see in honolulu. the f

clouds breaking for sun and temperatures respond nicely with the southeasterly wind. 75 in philadelphia and 76 in allentown and 65 in the poconos and 71 at the coast in cape may and upper 60s down to dover, here is stormtracker 6 live double scan had is what we are tracking, you see a cold front off to the west with an area of low pressure over the ohio valley and ahead of that cold front arriving we tap into a warm southerly wind bringing in warm air across the mid-atlantic region and eventually it makes progress to the east. future tracker 6 showing you 7:30, 8:00 tonight and showers to the poconos to lancaster and a little bit of wet weather continuing overnight tonight, you wake up earlier saturday morning, the bigger story will be the winds of change and cooler air with the northwesterly wind, 3:00 this afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s near 80. here in philadelphia, watch what happens as the northwest winds sweep across the area, 8:30 in the morning most spots in the upper 40s near 50 and feels colder when you factor in the blustery wind. a cooler day a high temperature of 5

dew point is 59, southeasterly wind at 11. dew point hanging right around 60. major moisture in the air. we still have the feels-like temperature, that 69 degrees. that is not that warm, five degrees above average. average i-64. look at the low. we will not get below 60. degrees, 88 a record high. not anywhere close, but we are closing in on a record. 139 days in a row of temperatures 60 degrees or warmer. last time we had 50's for the high was back on may 18. we are closing in on five months in a row with temperatures at least 60 degrees. that is a nice stretch. the record is 140. we will get there tomorrow, and will set the record as the going to thursday. that is exciting stuff. temperatures in the 60's. 65 degrees in madison, sheboygan. look at the high temperatures across the upper midwest. international falls, not usually 71 degrees in october 4, but you can see cooler air. guess where that is going? you don't have to change. it is october. and that changes coming. it is a low of 40 degrees. some spots dropping to the 30's. especially the low-lying areas

we are seeing more southeasterly wind flow picking up and as a result not windy but that wind flow ratherto move milder air in, and also some more moisture laden air. so we will likely see some fog developing especially tonight but maybe as early as this morning and see a little hint of that on my drive in too. but quiet as can be on storm scan, looking at temperatures at the moment we a

we are seeing more southeasterly wind flow picking up and as a result not windy but that wind flow rather starts to move milder air in, and also some more moisture laden air. so we will likely see some fog developing especially tonight but maybe as early as this morning and see a little hint of that on my drive in too. but quiet as can be on storm scan, looking at temperatures at the moment we are generally in the mid 40's here. philadelphia is odd ball out for a change here 50 degrees which is where we bottom out on this particular morning of the the year but sun again is still about two hours off from rising. so we may see that temperature dropping off. it is a lot milder as we go out to the shore towns, 58 at barnegat light but regardless, everybody can bank on sunshine. it is crispy and cooler in the mountains but sunshine for everyone, to the point that we should rebound to 07 degrees, comfortable today. >> love it. katie, thank you very much. good morning. we were just talking about broad street being closed because of fire in this area. this is a live shot at hunting park broad str

that storm passes off to the north, jet stream will follow and we will start to see southeasterly windick up here tonight, tomorrow and even in wednesday. pulling at all that heat. higher humidity from the gulf of mexico from the deep south. we're challenging record all week long. today our official high was 82, we didn't even get close to the record to daze but that was a high record. record for today was 89, that was setback in 1938. tomorrow here we go, our forecast high was 84 degrees. record is 85 degrees. note that is was set more than 100 years ago. we will be within a degree of that. and then wednesday, our best chance to break one that record is 80, pretty low one, actually compared to today's set in 1947. we will get to 83. could be warmer than that depending on the sun we will see. record could fall possibly tomorrow but certainly wednesday looks like our best chance to break one. your forecast highs for tomorrow is 84 in the city. trenton gets to 85. allentown 83. eighty-two forecasted high in wilmington. you can see how warm? leave coats at home. my kids are excited they c

southeasterly wind at 16. he made to the 60's today. you know this excites me because degrees or warmer, the record is one day away. we will get the record tomorrow. break that record on thursday. the record was 140 days in a row back in 2005. and the 60's will come to an end. more on that in a second. pretty comfortable right now, really warm. 75 degrees in janesville. these temperatures above average, lake water temperature above this is the cooler air, what we have to get ready for. it will gradually get here, not in a hurry because the hurricane will slow everything down. but by the weekend, highs in the 50's. has not happened for a very long time. lows around 40. it will fell chilly. in the meantime, doppler 12 radar network shows rain to the necessarily change plans. just a scattered showers. on thursday, more scattered showers and a couple of thunderstorms rumbling. especially thursday night. this could hang on to friday. depending on the hurricane, where it is, the better chance we clear it out on friday. 74 degrees on wednesday

very mild, southeasterly wind at 13 miles an hour. little breeze. southerly component to the wind flow driving warmth and moisture. dew points in the 60's indicating we have a sticky factor and that will stay here throughout the night tonight and through much of the day tomorrow w that surface moisture what to expect tomorrow areas of fog and drizzle that will could reduce our visibility, definitely want to have that umbrella in hand. scattered showers, developing mainly into late day and in the evening hours. that will be the best time frame to see some shower activity. a few um bedded thunderstorms as well and wind pick up as we head in the second half of tomorrow evening. so, for temperatures, right now, all of the warmth. 74 degrees in reading. we are at 73 in millville. seventy-four in wilmington. but, it is showing us what is in store as we head this is up come weekend. back side of the very potent cold front temperatures much cooler. 58 degrees. right now in st. louis. that cold front will drive-in across the delaware valley, as we head throu

this morning we are mostly in the mid to upper 40s in the viewing area with southeasterly winds less than 10 mph... those winds will turn more to the south and pick up speed today... as clouds mostly cloudy afternoon with some showers headed our way tonight. we stay rain on wednesday... along with decision 2016 coverage: a bright spot for donald trump after one of the rockiest weekends for a prsi his supporters say his performance in last night's debate was better than the questions about the vulgar comments he made about women. both sides... spinning videotape - donald trump - more you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that?) "no, i didn't say that at all." (have you ever done those things?) "and women have respect for me. and i will tell you-no, i have not." facing four 4 women who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct - guests donald trump back: "it represents exactly who he is." and defended deleted emails: "there is no evidence that anyone can point to at all classified information ended up "it's just awfully good someone with the temperament of donald trump is

to upper 50s in our viewing area with 60s to the west ahead of a cold front... we will have southeasterly winds staying breezy today... mainly 10-20 mph in our viewing ar >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up, the manhunt for that group of thieves that tie millions of dollars in jewelry. did they have inside help? >>> then a glaring problem. the health concerns now being raised over new energy-efficient street lights being installed across the country. right now, get the directv? select package from centurylink with up to 12 megs of high-speed internet for about 50 bucks a month for one year. directv has live sports... [ crowd cheers ] drama... -[ smooches ] -[ sobbing ] hit movies... [ film reel clicking ] plus hbo, starz, showtime, and cinemax for the first three months at no extra cost. you'll also get up to 12 megs of centurylink high-speed internet with fast in-home wifi. surf, stream, shop, and play on multiple devices. all for about 50 bucks a month for one year. so call centurylink at 855-440-deal. that's 855-440-deal to get the directv sele

southeasterly wind today will come in off the ocean. that will try to heat the cooler air. we are expecting some the central valleys in the 60's today. if you get into western areas of will be crossing first, you have a better chance of jumping into the 70's. we are talking about 4:00. we not going to enjoy these temperatures all day long. it's going to be a slow start. clouds are finally starting to release through central parts of the state. notice all the temperatures stuck in the 60's. we are trying to up in the 60's out there through the afternoon. tonight, we will have partly cloudy conditions to start. tonight, there will be a passing shower overnight. we will be in the upper 60's and that will be a jump into the 70's tomorrow. that will be with sunshine throughout the afternoon. tomorrow will be the more reliable of the two days. then the cooler air starts to way to clouds and scattered shower chances. a system will be coming through with more scattered showers a possibility on friday and pulling away gradually over the weekend. we start off early in the 50's. it lo

this is going to be an east to southeasterly wind. and that's going to keep us cloudy just about all day. i do think we'll see a little sunshine. but not a lot of. even though temperatures are going to be about the same as they were today, it's going to tomorrow. high temperature of 61 in d.c. . 60 degrees in leesburg. 57 in martinsburg. these are close to where we were this afternoon. without the sunshine, you're going to notice a little difference. the jacket will be required for sure. getting close to high. high is in the orange. notice the high color very close to the metro region. back towards areas like potomac and great falls this weekend. going to be a great weekend if you're thinking about getting out there for that. as we move on through the next couple days, noti w and thursday. close to 80 degrees for some. 77 on wednesday. 79 degrees on thursday. we see a good line of showers. maybe a couple showers. much cooler conditions on friday. high u of 58. this weekend saturday and sunday look at that. before you go to bed. temper

through the morning at like 8:00, we have southeasterly winds. the clouds increase. the system will move in from the west. timing noon to 3:00 when we period of rain through the everything. through tomorrow night as well. it looks like the heaviest rain probably 8:00 or 9:00 moving east. scattered showers for the rest of the night. finally starting to clear out after clouds and left other sprinkle for the morning. the big change there is gusty winds behind the front. we will drop in the afternoon. it will become breezy or windy on saturday. partly sunny. highs of 59. breezy. sunday highs in the low the sunshine on monday before another cold front drops the temperatures again on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. alison: all right. we'll be prepared. bundle una little bit -- bundle up a little bit. still ahead, seasoned investigators call it breath-taking. what they have found so far burieded in the hard drive of a can tractor accused of stealing classified documents. >> a man labeled a coward will life behind bars. i'm kevin lewis w woman: barbara comstock is too right-wi

we saw the wind advisory along the southeasterly winds that could gust to 40. they did gust to 60 in east falmouth. nantucket gusting over 40 as well. here on the cape, we have the wind, the rain. hyannis, chatham to wellesley. we dry out in boston. notice how the rain is filling back in along 495 and up into northern worcester county. you see that around the leominster area as well. this whole storm system is shifting north and eastward now so that plume of heavier rain is showers to move in and a stronger westerly wind. look at the temperatures to the west. they're colder. so although it is 52 in boston right now, as that wind kicks up, the temperatures are going to drop. we have 40's in worcester. 40 in orange. as we go into the afternoon, even in boston where it's in the 50's now, we're going to drop into the 40's. skies brighten midday. a few more showers pop this afternoon. the winds gusting over 30. even as they shift to the west this afternoon, the winds could gust over 30 miles per hour. so windy today. improving conditions here. we're actually going to

had some gusts over 50 on the cape, and there is a wind advisory up until 10:00, and those southeasterly winds did gust over 50 on parts of the coast overnight but those winds are in the process now of shifting as the low pressure works away from us, and as they turn to the west they are going to pick up, so everybody dealing with the winds throughout the day, and those winds could be gusting through the afternoon, as well, and there is the storm center on the back side, and drier, chillier air starting to work in, so the heavy rain from the second batch of showers filling in, so we have made them all the way down now to rockland, pushing to hanover and got the rain filling back in, in the boston area, and up along route 1 you can see it up towards beverly as well, and back into worcester county, still some showers out there, so have the umbrella with you, and 40s and 50s now, and temperatures, actually, fall even in boston into the 40s this afternoon. we may brighten up a bit about mid-day but can't rule out a few more showers, nothing heavy but still wet weather. the good news is we get all

penn's landing 66 degrees and low point at 34 and southeasterly wind at 5 miles per hour. up in the lehigh valley equally nice shot here, with just a few wispy high clouds and 67 is the air temperature and the wind is calm and the dew point is bone dry at 29. and dew point only in the teens, it was the summer it was in the 70s and oppressive out there. the temperature in lake wallenpaupack 64. we will chat about nice afternoons and chilly morning in the full accuweather forecast. >>> philadelphia's mail distribution center is facing serious new accusations this time for alleged fraud. employees were unaware that they were under video surveillance for eight weeks some including two supervisors allegedly falsified time sheets in order to collect thousands in overtime pay that were not earned. city comptroller announced his findings today and turned them over. >> they were milking the system for cash they had no right to. there is enough facts that warrants a review by people that are charged with enforcing criminal law to determine if there are criminal law violations. >> the

quick look at the future cast shows southeasterly winds by midnight. as the front approaching in the day tomorrow the clouds become colder and thicker. rain through midday, afternoon and at times through tomorrow night. it will clear out for the weekend. get blustery around the entire in detail in a couple of minutes. alison: we will see you then, doug. thank you. this just in the abc7 newsroom. plans for a new medical center in prince george's county are moving forward. today the maryland healthcare commission approved a certificate of need for a new center in largo. the plan is to build a state-of-the-art hospital to serve people in prince george's county. it could open in 2020. jonathan: a tragic developing story in prince george's county. parents arrested in the murder developments not just about the crime but how the pair tried to hide it. stephen tschida is joining us with the investigation that is happening now. where does the case stand? stephen: this is one of the most disturbing i have covered. on tuesday they tracked down antoine petty and g

we're running in the 50's and a serial wind -- southeasterly wind will push up to 60's on cape cod. mild muggy air from the south. the focus of the real heavy rain is to our west this morning. this whole access is going to be resistant and stubborn to shift eastward. take a look on futurecast. through the morning commute, pretty much what you see is what you get. after lunchtime, we start to bring in a couple of those showers. look w can't rule out a rumble of thunder. and those keep going here. focusing on eastern massachusetts through midnight. impacts on your friday evening plans. we'll dry out tomorrow morning. one more wave of energy will rotate through as we go into the afternoon. still could be a couple of showers on saturday afternoon. winds really start to ramp up. gusts 30, 40 miles per hour saturday night into sunday. so very blustery here the second half of the weekend as temperatures only climb into the 50's. olessa. olessa: absolutely. so far the pike looks good. this is a check by alston-brighton, eastbound at the top of the screen. let's check out the rest of your ri

it's the southeasterly wind bringing up this tropical air from the south, and all the while we have a stalled out front to the west. you can see how the rain is riding just to the north, so we're going to miss out on that rain, at least for now, and we'll watch the showers fill in from south to north, so through the morning see is what you get, and we get towards lunchtime, and we start to see a couple of showers breaking up, and then look what happens late this afternoon and this evening. rain really begins to fill on in. these are heavier showers, and downpours, and we're going to keep these going right up until about midnight, so if we have friday evening plans, it looks like the rain is going to be an issue for you, and after midnight, we'll start to dry things out but a lot of fog, and still some lingering drizzle, as well, temperatures overnight, hold in the 50s and lower 60s, tomorrow, and then as this system pulls away, winds pick up on the back side and bring down chilly air. and saturday night into sunday, cold enough, for a bit of snow in the mountains of central and northe

more of a southeasterly wind, so it's mild tomorrow and humid, but there is not a lot of rain in the morning. and this front is going to press eastward and pull in tropical moisture. i think that the wettest time period comes in on friday night, and you can see that here on the future cast. drufl around in the morning. showers at mid-day and during the evening and overnight, first thing on saturday morning, and it gets out of here but wind and cooler temperatures, the story, and the rainfall, though, could be impressive, a half an inch to an inch is likely across the area. still question marks as to where the heaviest rain sets up, but it's getting out of here. look at the temperatures dropping to the 50s and upper 40s by early next week. wind and rain a bad combination. hanging onto a tree. a lot of them are going to be coming down this weekend. >> see it while you can. thank you. so quiet. no major issues to report. delays are in place along the expressway. northbound side, you can see a pretty slow ride. the rest of the ride is the same story. lots of volume on 93. we're watching

as it makes progress e as this continues to move in and clear skies inch closer, we have a southeasterly wind today. it will try to keep their marine tied air and moist air after rainfall in place. the battle will be on into the afternoon. from there, one last day of warm temperatures and that i front to the west arrives thursday. temperature star just about not much to get into the 60's today. for some, it is back into the 70's for another afternoon with a breeze to the south and southeast. the best chance of getting into the mid 70's today will be in the southwestern half to the southwestern third. the further you go northeast, especially the lower in elevation north and east, the better chance you are only near 60. we start your 4:00. clouds peeling away. southe a you notice temperatures again in the low to mid 70's, where restart as he breaks in the overcast, trying to get into the 60's near the shoreline. notice where clouds are lingering. mount washington valley. places like plymouth, newfound lake, franklin, bristol, tend to hang on to the coolest of the air, lest the free sticks up. i

we'll see a southeasterly wind that's going to help with the warm up during the day today. new jersey, 43 right now. some showers possible this morning. the steadier rainfall coming in this afternoon. it will be here for the evening commute. at the shore, cloudy skies. mostly cloudy and 58 degrees with the wind picking up at noontime. near 60 degrees. waiting on showers this afternoon at the shore. delaware, during the afternoon, steady rainfall. just a chance of a shower this morning. more likely you are going to see cloudy skies for 46 degrees right now, hold at 46 at 8:00. into the 50s, closer to 60 degrees this afternoon. i'll show you when the rain will finally clear out. a look at the weekend, too with the ten day on ten when i come back. >> see you then. 20 minutes before 7:00 a.m. we saw increased volume, which means increased drive time on 95. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >> an accident scene just out of the view of the camera. that's why you see big delays. this is heavy even for now. 29 minutes to the vine street expressw expressway.

at 9 o'clock 50 degrees and then a lot of clouds here with a southeasterly wind on tuesday of 62 and really pleasant as we pump those temperatures back up on wednesday of 72 degrees staying above average on thursday and the next chance for rain next week will come on friday. so, pretty flawless weekend overall. a little warm for fall. >> but no one is complaining. november is just a couple days away. >> that it is. >> thank you. thank you adam. >>> well, plenty of flying pumpkins in gloucester county today. it was the annual pumpkin chunkin' contest. local high schools and other colleges and universities were invited to attend. the teams try out their various inventions by catapulting pumpkins across a 400-foot range. but this year the target were more medieval like knights dragons even goblins. each team had three weeks to design and create their launching machines. z25pmz zi0z y25pmy yi0y >> philadelphia school district showed off some changes it's making to have schools be healthier. mayor jim kenney took a tour of cramp elementary. they were showing offer the hydration stations a

high pressure still overhead but we will start to see more of the southeasterly wind as this front approachesnd that will hoe temperatures pick upward, just a bit through the end of the week. this front is also going to pass through the area saturday and bringing us the threat for some set weather, and then also bringing cool, fall-like temperatures back on sunday and monday. here's highs today across the region, pretty comfortable day. we got to 71 for the city. seventy-two is the high in allentown. sixty-five in millville. cool day down the shore, southern delaware and into delaware itself. 67 degrees in dover the high and 07 in wilmington. here's our tropical set up, as we have a lot of players on the field here. likely track of matthew now that loopy loop, we first saw that loopy loop being mentioned yesterday in the european run in the afternoon. at the time it was one of the only models except uk mod that he will had that looping feature to matthew. now today everything has caught up to that train. what it looks like, the jet stream is flat. as that front just works its way in the north

thank that southeasterly wind at 8 miles an hour if you like these mild temperature. temperatures change compared to this time yesterday, 24 degrees warmer in allentown. 31 degrees warmer inner mount pocono. twenty-one in philadelphia. that is a sign of warm air building in. mid 50's to lower 60's with temperatures spread across the region. sixty this trenton and wilmington and reading, 55 in quakertown. cooler spot. we are in the lower 60's at this hour in mount holly. temperatures in the 60's it will not take a whole lot to get us in the 70's but there will be clouds around in the morning and afternoon. the showers off well north and west, in the great lakes they will get in here late in the day. forecast high of 76 degrees for philadelphia, mid 70's at the shore. cooler in the poconos because that coal front will arrive first they are 60 degrees, better chance of showers earlier in the day. we will time out rain and talk about a cool town coming up in a few more, rahel, back to you. >>> well, developing right the now a powerful earthquake rattled central and southe