s for many locations. window rock, 77 degrees. st. johns, 83. 94 in bullhead city. mid 90's in yuma and gila bend. we're continuing to see the warm weather pattern but tonight should be nice out there cooling down into the mid 60's. the numbers running above average for the next several days. you'll notice as the cold front pushes through northern arizona, we will see cooling dropping down to 93, potentially 90. great temperatures and we'll see 90's until the end of next >> ok, one more week and that's it. >> holding you to this. >> we put our foot down. >>> if you have a road trip planned this weekend, the prices at the pump are going back up. aaa arizona showing the statewide average for unheaded regular gas is $2.17 a gallon up 4 cents since last week. national average is $2.27 and that is up a penny. >> i felled up last night. approached the sign. >> after the summer, you see it going back up. >> special olympics going on. athletes going for the gold. >>> a new meaning for coffee bar. a look at starbucks' latest creation. >>> a fountain in italy filled with more than just water. i learned as a

st. johns. globe, you're in the 80's at this hour. the valley for the most part, in the low 90's. 91 in deer valley and cave creek. warmer into same for chandler. 93 for florence. take a look at maricopa, 98 degrees right now. it is close at the century mark. today, we came in farther above the seasonal norm than yesterday 97. our record temp was back in 1991 when we hit 102 degrees. still in the upper 90's in many around the country, one of the low pressure systems bringing area of snow and rain to parts of utah and colorado that spills into wyoming and snow earlier tracking through north dakota spilling into canada. yes, another system far out into the atlantic. you can see it is several hundreds of miles away from the united states. we don't have to worry about the impacts of nicole. it is directed toward bermuda at this point. at that category two storm as we get into thursday. not clear if that will make landfall but we should see storm surge associated with that hurricane. back to arizona, the overnight temps will be 42 in st. j

s in many locations. 94 in yuma. 91 in lake havasu. gila bend, 96. cooler in places like globe at 84. 79 for sedona. 75 for st. johns. 82 for douglas. here in the valley, a quick look 90's from fountain hills and apache junction. 91 right now for wickenburg and buckeye. 92 up into cave creek. if it felt toasty to you today, we were 10 degrees above the seasonal norm. normally at 86 degrees. today, coming in at 96. had we warmed up four degrees more, we would have tied the record of 100 degrees that we set in 2003. quiet but that is not the case for the northeast in the past couple of days. area of low pressure through canada and what we saw in this section of the country. we saw half a foot of snow in some locations in the ad ron daks. take a look at the numbers across the country. mild throughout parts of the midwest and south. expect highs in boston and new york in the 50's. detroit, 55. quite chilly as a result of the system. in arizona, 74 in lake havasu. 56 for safford. 56 for payson. 57-degrees page. picking up little bit of orange on our contour but we're looking a bit cooler. 89 for lake havasu. 77 for st. johns. 88, safford.

st. johns. 67, flag. tonight, nice, clear same story into tomorrow. we'll hover into the low to mid 90's through the end of your workweek. >>> former nfl quarterback tim tebow makes his debut in the arizona fall league hoping to make it into major league baseball. he signed with the new york mets and he is playing along with the top prospects with the scottsdale scorpions. he says he is very excited for things about being able to live in this country is you get to pursue what you love. you get to pursue what is on your heart and that is something i have always tried to do. just because it is an opportunity in nfl doesn't mean that is not in my heart. i played the quarterback position and i wanted to pursue that and that door closed and i was going to pursue something else on my heart and that is this game. >> he broncos and the new york jets. people love tim tebow. >> reporter: they follow him everywhere. it is interesting. he draws a lot of attention. i'm going to publish what scouts are saying about his game. it is the other d.j., not this good news >> reporter: good news for the cardi

st. johns. 43 for the grand canyon. 64 for nogales. chandler. a degree cooler for ahwatukee. 79 in buckeye. still in the 80's for goodyear and maricopa. mid 70's for cave creek and florence. today, 10 degrees above the seasonal norm. if you feel like summer won't leave, you have a reason to feel that way. back in to -- 2003, we notice a little bit of activity in southeastern arizona. in the past couple of hours that has fallen apart and left us with dry conditions in the valley. dew points reflect more moisture. the moisture is coming from the south. quick look at the national picture where things are calm with the exception of the activity that i already showed to you through parts of the unusual weather or cool weather is the first snow of the season for october in parts of new england. what where seeing as a result is cold conditions. places like boston and new york, 60 degrees, if not cooler. overnight, we may see a stray shower. 69 for bullhead city. 49 for show low. 65 for casa grande. 43 in flag. 90's. 68 into the grand canyon. 88 for safford. douglas cooler than that and we'll see 70 for show low and

john huck. we're learning more about the man who called 911 from anthem in his car... to report he had been shot. fox5's adam herbets is live near st rose and bermuda with details about the victim... and efforts to find out what led to his death. medical examiners henderson man who died after being shot before crashing into a light pole early monday morning. according to the clark county coroner's office, the victim in the case was christopher stewart, 49. his cause and manner of death remained pending tuesday. henderson police said about 3:53 a.m., dispatchers received a 911 call from stewart who said he had been shot. while on the line, the man crashed his vehicle into a light pole located near anthem and bicentennial parkways. the man was taken to st. rose dominican hospital - siena campus, where he was pronounced dead. henderson detectives believe the victim had been at the bar, located at 11624 bermuda rd., until about 3:45 a.m.

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