along with the cold temperatures we had a pretty sunset. a lot of people sharing great shots on twitter. one from theice memorial. and this one is from arlington, way up high. beautiful colors in the sky. manassas, the high clouds rolled in. remember, share your photos with us, thunderstorms, sunsets, anything like that. we really like those pictures. national,ow at reagan feeling like 30 because of a light breeze. just a typical winter evening. we will hang in the 30's for most of it, dropping into the 20's later tonight, mostly cloudy skies. around d.c., barely getting above freezing by 5:00 a.m. already hitting 32, so keep in mind a little bit outside of d.c. we are a bit cooler. us in ther with morning, but sunday not looking bad. by lunchtime, into the afternoon, a lot more sunshine. throughout most of this week we have been talking about the chance of flurries and raindrops. i don't think that will be a problem tomorrow. i expect the day to stay dry, just starting with extra clouds. monday, 9 a.m., partly cloudy skies. another nice da

sunset will be around 5:52 and day lie saving time begins march 12th with a sunset at 7:05. something to look forward to as we are in the dull days of winter. here is the setup on our saturday. high pressure is in control and plenty of sunshine tomorrow and stays cold and high temperature of 34 degrees, and windchills tomorrow will be in the 20s. ridge of high pressure saturday into sunday moves farther to the east and we are tracking the area of low pressure well to the northern and west and cloudy on sunday, a high temperature of 42 degrees with the southerly surge of moisture with a flurry or sprinkle around and we won't find a lot of stiptation in the weekend and temperatures will be milder. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast brisk and colder today, high temperature coming in at 35 for a high and saturday it's sunny and cold. in at 34. and sunday it is mostly cloudy and high temperature of 42. a flurry or sprinkle is likely but most locations should stay dry. and monsunshine and clouds around and high of 44, ridge of high pressure kind of loses its grip

and the days are getting longer, the sunset at 5:22 by the end of the month, the sunsetting at 5:52 andarch 12 and we head to daylight saving time and the sunsetting at 7:05. the windchilled show you'll want to bundle up and 33 in philadelphia and made it up to a high of 48 degrees before the cold front moved through. allentown 27 and 39 in cape may and poconos currently 17. satellite 6 along with action radar showing again it's a battle today between the clouds and sun a cold front moved through and continues to push to the east and behind is skies will be turning partly cloudy tonight and it's a cold night and the overnight low is down to 26 in philadelphia and 19 in allentown and 24 in wilmington and atlantic city tropping down to 26 degrees, tomorrow is defer fatally going to feel like winter again, the windchill tracker showing outside in the morning windchills in the teens and more clouds and sunshine and temperatures in the mid-30s and you factor in the winds, up to 16 miles per hour. windchills will remain in the 20s all day long. so you definitely want that heavy winter coat an

we have something to look forward to two weeks from today, guys, sunset time, 7:04. that's going to be nice. having the extra time at end of workday to enjoy sunshine. we spring forward sunday march 12, two weeks from today our sunset time today is 5:50 forget that let's have sunset time after the 7:00 hour and we have something to look forward to the next couple weeks. temperatures today, they were all right. right around average. 45 in philadelphia, we topped at 40 allentown and 32 degrees your high temperature today in mount pocono and a big difference from high temperature of 61 yesterday and getting a live look at center city philadelphia, all is quie quiet, 4. still a breeze out of the west up around 15 miles an hour and adding to that wind chill impact feeling more like 5 degrees and temperatures changes over the last 2 4 hours you know it's been dramatic. double digits at reporting sites and today will be coolest day of the next several days as warm-up is in store as we push towards the first day of march on wednesday. and starting with blustery conditions to

so those high thin clouds back to the west help make that nice sunset.y below those 25, 30,000 foot clouds the atmosphere's pretty dry. now for tomorrow, the coolest day of the week some places not even getting out of the 40s. bethlehem, 46 for a high, 27 for a low. that's still mild for february. easton at 49 degrees, newtown of 51. phoenixville a high of 48 degrees. by-berry starting off at 52 but the average would still be in the 40s across all of these areas. trenton at 50 degrees after a low of 30. at the shore, little bit cooler, the winds start coming in off the ocean by tomorrow, wind out of the southeast. dover at 52, rehoboth at 52 degrees as well. and as we take a look at the ten day, remember, the average high of 45. so there's the coldest day of the week. tuesday, then 63 wednesday, 70 on thursday. and that's not the ends of it. near 71 on friday. now we have a strong cold front coming through on saturday. maybe some strong thunderstorms will gusty winds and then look at the drop in temperatures for sundays. a high of only 48 degrees and win

southern buck county again not a whole lot passing through once the sunsets and the clouds fall apart. we are heading to school today. so talking about snow. which city has seen the most snow so far this season. allentown, philadelphia or cape may? tweet me your best guess. the first person to get it right there gets a shout-out in the full accuweather forecast. >> good question. >> we'll find out soon enough. >> we will thank you. >> today experts came together in new jersey, to discuss how to best assist low income working class families and the sikes foundation hosted the working families could have been, featuring a panel discussion and presentations on how to build strong families. >>> well, you probably heard now the super bowl is less than three days away and time for people to get together and enjoy the big game. and from you not careful it could be prime time to get sick as well. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with the details. >> that is right whether you are rooting for the patriots or falcons, we can agree that food safety is something we can agree on. breaking dow

the work ethic of the chinese in sunset park, the change in manufacturing in the navy yards from goods to ideas, the slow but steady mobility of the jamaican population, they get a state was in york and brownsville, the hipster population in williamsburg, and the yuppies. kay uses these examples to steer the conversation towards policies and cultural norms that can foster upward mobility among the urban poor. stable families, java axis, policing policy, housing transportation and education options. it's a page turner and i'm sure you will be transported across the river when she takes the podium in a minute. but before hand mic over i encourage anyone who doesn't have a copy of the book yet to stop in the back and get one at the end of the luncheon. and a very favorable review will be published in the fabric in addition of the "new york times" book review. so as you will learn, anything with a name brooklyn and it is bound to please. and kay will be happy to find them. so please join me in welcoming somebody i greatly admire, kay hymowitz. [applause] >> well, i'm speechless. for to hav

and brooklyn was a thriving industrial city and if you think of this water front city from sunset park to red hook, going up the coast with me, all the way into the navy yard, williamsberg and green point, this part of brooklyn was really where the story was, because in the days before there were planes and trains, and automobiles, we were of course dependent on boats and brooklyn became a center, even of trade, even before we had the -- before there were boats or anything like that. it was all ships. the waterfront was crawling with bus bustling piers, warehouses and factories and, tenement neighborhoods characterize it by the eyish, german, italian or jewish residents yet brock lynn wasn't an industrial power house, something i had no idea of when i moved there. it hat a multitude of coffee, shoe and textile factories, sugar refine riz, dozens of breweries, and inknowtive and entrepreneurs of the 19th 19th century and 20th 20th century. brooklyn invented chiclets, the teddy bear, benjamin & moore. and 1849 a chemist named haas pfizer opened one they ever largest pharmaceutical compan

the work ethic of the chinese as sunset park, the change in manufacturing in the navy yards from goods to ideas, the slow, the slow but steady ability of the jamaican population. the ghetto stigmas in east new york and groundswell. the the hipster population williamsburg and the guppies. k uses these examples to steer the conversation toward policies and cultural norms that can foster upward mobility among the urban core. stable stable families, job access, housing, transportation. it is a page turner. i'm sure you'll be transported across the river when k takes the podium. before i hand the microphone over to encourage anyone who doesn't have a copy of the book to stop in the back and get one at the endf the luncheon. a very favorable review will be published in the february 5 edition of the new york times book review. as you will learn, anything with the name brooklyn in it is bound to please. >> k will be happy to sign that. please join me in welcoming someone i greatly admire. k heimlich. [applause] >> well, i'm speechless. fortunately i have some notes in front of me. that was muc

. >> a beautiful sunset just moments ago. baby-blue skies. giving us the -- the first ten days featured rain. it was only yesterday and today, we finally had a series of dry days, but the week ahead, look at this. by wednesday, the rain chances return, and wednesday this is a north bay event wednesday, but it's thursday, everyone gets a round of showers, and look at that, storms continue friday, saturday, and sunday. so we'll not only detail the return of the storms, but show you what you can expect in the full accuweather forecast. >> drew, thank you, recent storms will not fix major problems in the san joaquin valley. a new report from nasa says the area is sinking more than anywhere else in the world because of the drought. so much groundwater has been pumped out some areas have sunk as much as six feet. the rains will replenish surface water, not what's underground. >> so as far as we've lost about 20% of the capacity of the aqueduct in our critical reach. that affects our ability obviously to deliver water to southern california. >> rest

. >> a beautiful sunset just moments ago. baby-blue skies. giving us the -- the first ten days featured rain. it was only yesterday and today, we finally had a series of dry days, but the week ahead, look at this. by wednesday, the rain chances return, and wednesday this is a north bay event wednesday, but it's thursday, everyone gets a round of showers, and look at that, storms continue friday, saturday, and sunday. so we'll not only detail the return of the storms, but show you what you can expect in the full accuweather forecast. >> drew, thank you, recent storms will not fix major problems in the san joaquin valley. a new report from nasa says the area is sinking more than anywhere else in the world because of the drought. so much groundwater has been pumped out some areas have sunk as much as six feet. the rains will replenish surface water, not what's underground. >> so as far as we've lost about 20% of the capacity of the aqueduct in our critical reach. that affects our ability obviously to deliver water to southern california. >> rest

the jamaicans of canarsie in the southeast and the chinese of sunset park to the southwest. and i try to address that question.the chinese are now the largest immigrants in the borough, a fact that would stun the folks that had rooted for them bonds. in sunset park newly arrived chinese are frequently moving forward to a room and working in restaurants in near feudal conditions and i don't exaggerate. i also don't exaggerate when i say that the fanatical devotion of the entire community towards children's education is so notable that newcomers learn the first word. the second word, dinosaurs. those children learn to leave their parents poverty behind but what i find in it chapter is that the picture is much more ambiguous. in parts of bed stuy and east new york black poverty remains entrenched over generations. over a chapter to brownsville one of the most troubled neighborhoods in new york city, its history is a fascinating one. brownsville audit as a jewish ghetto for the parents of robert moses and other urban planners of the mid-20th century . as blacks escaping the jim

this is sunrising this morning this is the sunset, tonight., just a great day, start to finish. here's a look outside on storm scan three. you can see that system i referenced has not come together just yet but it will, two pieces of energy, one over great lakes, one over deep south. this is a very typical set up for nor'easter and we have seen this happen before. what we watch for are energy that phases off the coast and bomb out depending on where they joined forces this is how you get the a major east coast snowstorm but not this time around this one will phase too late and we will not feel much in the way of impacts from. that you can see cloud, slowly push from north to south across the area today, seeing beautiful finish to the the day in kutztown where temperature is currently 39 degrees, still some light in the sky, and even at 10 minutes to 6:00 o'clock. your future weather picture looking good for now but tomorrow, there could be a couple of scattered, rain or snow showers, attached, to the area as that system over the great lakes mo

when i first got elected to the board of supervisors representing the sunset district, we have a number of fatalities along 19th ave. that will be prompted our need to do something along the state highways especially. the senator and i worked on a number of pieces of legislation. one was the double fine zone along 19th ave. a second was working with caltrans and chp officers to

look at this beautiful sunset shot, phil sent along a gorgeous sunset out there tonight after lots ofs today. fifty's town in delaware as well. we will check with sandor in newark at 51 right now. great day, plenty of warm, sunshine temperatures above average, just awesome. a lot of people have been talking, you know, soup he bowl parties, grocery store about the lack of of snow and lack of storms this winter. we hey just be getting a chance for some he snow finally. lets get in to it. start off with a look at storm scan three. nothing to see here just yet. we have our first system two storm kind of week. first one lifting from the south, and all you can see is it is light rain moving into portions of west virginia right now, few light showers making their way in our area, early tomorrow morning and we will see rain through mid-morning and through mid take hours tomorrow. but then the warm air will establishes a foot hold but second storm will come through on wednesday night and that will be the one that could bring us threat for some snow. beautiful sunset out there right now. still

we have community groups in the sunset.have formed out of response to concern of public safety in the neighborhood and i think that generally speaking the sunset district has lower crime levels than many of the other parts of the city. however, because we are bordering ocean beach and golden gate park, we do have pockets of problem areas. and, so, our neighbors are the first to alert us and the police station when there are issues and the police has been very responsive to that. >> what kind of issues are you having with ocean beach or golden gate park? >> i think that because it's so far from the center of the city and because there is so much open space, we do see a lot of encampments in those areas. some neighbors express issues with safety and feeling safe in their neighborhood and, so, they have worked very closely with our terraville station to make sure they monitor those regularly. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? >> so, in terms of economic development, i think our city is in a very, ag

francisco neighborhood suffers an epidemic of burglaries.more than a dozen breakins in the last week has sunset residents on edgeyou're watching kron four news in prime time. mayor liccardo: but let me say this. the bureaucratic finger pointing stops today. this happened in my city... i'm responsible. a clear message from san jose's mayor. telling the people of san jose : we will get to the bottom of this. more neighbors are being allowed to return home many finding there is little left undamaged. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson and i'm pam moore. as flood cleanup begins for some... others are still under evacuation. tonight.. kron-4' s hermela aregawi joins us live from a mobile home park.. which just reopened today. hermela mental health experts say fear, anger and depression are normal reactions for victims of the recent flooding. for some, signs of stress can be seen right away, for others it could take weeks. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke with a mental health expert about the challenges victims and even first responders will face in the coming weeks. there are about a 140 people s

sunset, 5:21 beginning of february, by the time february 28th rolls around, sunset 5:52 anindicationwe have been below average as temperatures are mild this winter so far. 31 in philadelphia after a high of 36. 19 in the poconos, 28 at dover, cape may, 27. we have southerly winds. despite that, chilly. we have windchill in the city of 23. same for reading, 11 in the poconos. trenton 30 and 26 in beach haven. satellite 6 with action radar, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy across the region. the clouds are moving in thanks to the disturbance moving across the great lakes. we have a cold front over the west ohio valley with precipitation moving north and oohs. as it travels east o, cloudy, 20 in the suburbs and 2 in philadelphia for the overnight low. sunday, mostly cloudy with the area of low pressure riding north. the tradeoff, a southwesterly wind coming in. temperatures tomorrow in philadelphia, 45-degrees. a flurry or sprinkle north and west of the i-95 corridor and up through the poconos. once the disturbance moves out, clouds yielding sunshine tomorrow afternoon. the seven-day fore

. >> during sunset. >> sunset. >> all right. the north crews are working in a race against time scrambling to try to repair critical damage to america's tallest dam. >> even as thousands of families can return home they're being told to be on hot stand bid ready to leave at a moment's notice. >> reporte a dam. new storms and heavy rain just hours away. 1,200 tons of material now being brought in every hour to reinforce the oroville dam's emergency spillway, including giant bags of rocks. officials say the lake levels falling 20 feet since sunday. this is how the release of all that water is affecting people some 30 miles downstream. they're covered in several feet of water. abc news learning environmental groups warned state officials about potential erosion issues with that emergency spillway more than a decade ago. the temporary fixes to this main spillway and the emergency spillway will be challenged tonight as those storms move in. the permanent fixes they have planned could cost as much as $00 million. kayna whitworth, abc

but lets start in the the near term outside right now it is a beautiful sunset. the sun just dipped below buildings here, look at the that pastel colored sky, if you see it the just below the building i have posted a picture outside on the skies deck and it was gorgeous. not a cloud in the sky, finally seeing a beautiful sunset from our parkway central library camera looking fantastic in center city right the now. we have a few scattered snow showers and rain showers across the area this afternoon , you can see right there, i just heard from someone on twitter that said it was snowing hard and temperature was 45 degrees. that can happen because you've got cold enough air aloft to row dues these scattered snow showers but a 45 degrees is certainly not going to stick. what we like to call white rain, fall from the sky and then disappears. today was once again, above average, so we started off february on a pretty warm note , average 8 degrees above normal, 7 degrees above average today with temperatures climbing to the upper 40's but that is not going to last. the

the month of february is when we start to see a great advance in the sunset times, that we get longer days, so, today, 5:23 is the unset time, by 15th of the month, 5:37, and by february 28th we are getting close to a 6:00 o'clock sunset time with 5:52. i thought that would encourage you as we forecast a much colder weekend, colder air moved in, behind a cold front, few flurries around and that wasn't the issue. issue is how cold it will get and how cold it will be. we have talk about the possibility, of, something happening on sunday with precipitation, nothing today except some clouds, we should have a beautiful clear sky but very cold temperatures tomorrow after a colder night the tonight, and then, sunday, we will see cloud around for super bowl sunday, even, maybe a little bit of sunshine but we're starting to find precipitation. we will go with the the possibility of the flurry or two on sunday but it looks like a better forecast then initially thought. 30 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia we are below freezing every where wildwood 31. ten is the actual temperat

this was just a beautiful sunset tonight. equally nice from our kgo roof camera. we have a good view looking out toward the bay. here's a look at the temperatures, 43 right now in oakland and gilroy. san jose, you're 46 degrees, definitely getting chilly out there. the view is spectacular from our east bay hills camera. temperatures are reflecting winter. low to mid-40s from santa rosa and livermore. we do have a good view. cold and frosty the next two mornings, bright and sunny in the afternoons. tomorrow morning, when you get going, you are going to notice there will be patchy frost around, especially in the wind sheltered valleys. you may be scraping the ice off your windshield if you park outside. make sure you have your heavy winter clothes. thursday morning, still going to be frosty cold in our inland valleys, down near freezing. friday we do that repetition again. we get rid of the rain and bring on the chill. we're going to notice that this weekend some changes are coming. we have cold light showers coming in for this weekend. snow down to 3,000 feet. whic

this was just a beautiful sunset tonight. equally nice from our kgo roof camera.ve a good view looking out toward the bay. here's a look at the temperatures, 43 right now in oakland and gilroy. san jose, you're 46 degrees, definitely getting chilly out there. the view is spectacular from our east bay hills camera. temperatures are reflecting winter. low to mid-40s from santa rosa and livermore. we do have a good view. cold and frosty the next two mornings, bright and sunny in the afternoons. tomorrow morning, when you get going, you are going to notice there will be patchy frost around, especially in the wind sheltered valleys. you may be scraping the ice off your windshield if you park outside. make sure you have your heavy winter clothes. thursday morning, still going to be frosty cold in our inland valleys, down near freezing. friday we do that repetition again. we get rid of the rain and bring on the chill. we're going to notice that this weekend some changes are coming. we have cold light showers coming in for this weekend. snow down to 3,000 feet. which mean

thank you so much, gorgeous sunset in belmont tonight. always love your sunset, sunrise pictures. also love those rainbows. make sure you send them on to me. there or on twitter. here is a outside from mount hamilton. this is what we're talking about, this is your valentine's day. bright and sunny, temperatures are warming up. it will be a beautiful afternoon as well. our temperatures are now starting to hit the 60 degree mark in the south bay. 57 in oakland and san francisco as well as fairfield, and 61 degrees now in napa with the highs expected to reach up to 65 in milpitas, and in morgan hill 66 degrees. also going to see mid to upper 60s for the east bay. in walnut creek up to 64 degrees, 64 also in san mateo. and in the mission district today, 64 degrees. while the north bay will see the high in novato up to 66 degrees. now we turn our a attention to see what's down the fipike for as we get next couple of days. we've been talking about all the storm systems lining up. there are four out there in the pacific, starting to move in early on thursday morning. here we are at 2:00

this deal includes as i said these key sunset provisions which the iranians are smart to negotiate. now, that does not mean the iranians are going to use that capability. that does not mean they make a new decision to build the nuclear weapons which suggests given decade long of mon-- theye clearly in the business of building capabilities. the deal itself is very dangerous capabilities and we should be cognitive of. it means that they'll have the ability to build a number of heavy water reactant. president obama himself admitted that there will be at days if not hours away from a nuclear weapon break. >> i think we get the point. >> can i just finish? >> sure. >> we got to think through how to set up a strategy where we address the fundamental flaws of the deal and it is worth noting and we talk about this later. there is a history in the cold war of us negotiating and following agreements for the soviet union of nowitzthousands nuclears aimed to our city. we cannot foresee or assume that there is a follow-on agreement. >> i think it would be a big mistake. >> i want to bring our au

beach patrol headquarters in margate looks like a nice sunset.e other side but still looking good as we get the reflection here looking out over the horizon, tonight, and then temperatures right now 37 degrees, in philadelphia, it is 37 in wilmington. thirty-three in reading. twenty-two in mount pocono. it feels like 10 to 12 degrees colder then these numbers but look at what happens when we widen out. we have a line, dividing the winter, from the spring, so to speak, it is 71 in st. louis. fifty-nine in nashville. fifty-nine in atlantic. thirty-eight in columbus a weise head to the weekend all of that warmth will erode cold and we are talking about temperatures like this right here in philadelphia when you wake up tomorrow morning though none of that warmth will be in evidence. it will be 26 degrees in the city. twenty-two in millville. thirty-one in wildwood. it will feel like the teens thank to the blustery wind whiz will continue into tomorrow morning. tomorrow a frigid feeling start. feeling like the teens when we wake up. bright sunshine th

that's the key for most of today until the sunsets at 5:14, then the showers roll in.ghter showers all weekend with heavier showers returning next week. heavier showers tonight, light during the weekend, heavier next week and it's nice to have mother nature to give us a break during the weekend. look at the tule fog. not as thick as it has been. 2.5 in livermore. not dangerous, thankfully. let's jump into our first storm this evening, light showers, a little breezy and damp for a few of us during the evening commute but it's during the overnight hours when we have the heavy downpours, gusty winds and slight chance of thunderstorm. so you can see the showers climb aboard and then turn moderate, yellow and orange, to even heavy red in the north bay, 1:00, so even across all of our neighborhoods through the 5:00 hour, so the morning commute tomorrow is going to be really tough with a lot of ponding on the roadways but notice as we head towards 7:00, yellows and oranges are gone and they'll be that way all the way through the rest of the day but notice it just doesn't stop

mainly clear right now, but sunrise, but you will see a nice sunset tomorrow evening. futurecast shows clear skies right now, but look what happens as we head through the early morning. by 6:00 a.m., cloudy skies montgomery county, frederick ray, western maryland, garrett county, along with the panhandle of west virginia. clouds overspread by noontime. this model brings a stray shower from fredericksburg around noon expect a lot.t skies begin to clear around the mason-dixon line in the afternoon, then sunshine, a lot of sunshine by 5:00. just in time for the sunset. daylight hours getting longer as we move closer to springtime. valentine's day forecast looking good comedy, highs tomorrow of 50 degrees. -- valentine's day forecast looking good, highs tomorrow a 50 degrees. a cold front wednesday off to the north and west sweeps a cooler day thursday, but the good news is thursday will be the coldest of the next 10 days. we have a big-time warm-up on the way starting just in time for the upcoming weekend with daytime highs back into the 60's. the high carpenter tomorrow

there's our sunset. that looks like a vpainting. our sunset today at 5:53. will be the equinox, setting at 7:20. today we had 11 hours, two minutes of sunlight. by the equinox, 12 hours and nine minutes. right now we're in the 50s all around the region from the shenandoah valley all the way to the bay. windhe water in the bay is quite chilly. cloudy and chilly start tomorrow morning in the 40s. slight chance of some sprinkles predow predawn. by 11:00, it will be getting mild up near 60 degrees. for the commute tomorrow, dry roads. by noontime temperatures in the mid 50s to upper 50s by late afternoon. then climbing all the way into the mid 60s by middle part of the afternoon on wednesday. then on thursday, 50s in the morning. afternoon highs into the low 7 and feeling like may as we get into friday. we're going to fast forward three months. it will be in the mid 70s on friday and partly sunny. showers are looking more likely on saturday. looks like in the afternoon, maybe up around 70 degrees before then. then after that winds shift into the northwest and it

gray and dry until sunset. that's when the showers will start to roll in.g the weekend so heaviest will be tonight and tomorrow and into friday and some heavier showers next week. let's talk about what's happening right now with live doppler 7. you can see the whirling dervish right there. a few radar returns but most of that will evaporate from the sky before it reaches the ground keeping us a little bit cooler today. this is a slow mover so when it comes in, it's going to bring three days of showers. the first one comes in during the hours, light, 1 on our storm impact scale but overnight through this time tomorrow, 2, moderate because it's going to have heavy downpours, gusty conditions and a slight chance of a thunderstorm. 5:00 starting off the commute pretty quiet ending with scattered lighter showers by 1:00. you can see yellow, oranges, even reds moving into the north bay across all the neighborhoods by 4:00 and then as we head deeper into the morning commute, light showers and that's the way it's going to be for the better part of tomorrow afternoo

but we are getting our sunsets a little bit later. our sunset today was at 5:35.n temperatures dropped back out of the 50s down into the 40s in most locations. reagan national is now at 51. mid 40s around the bay. storm team sky. no rain, no snow anywhere in the vin. a great travel evening going to parties. going to parties and getting back home shouldn't have any travel beside pro. look for the or eye on constellation in the night sky. stai star gays when you are out. took that picture a couple of nights agoout in month county of the orion constellation. in the evening hours, staying clear, temperatures in the low 40s in the metro area by 11:00. 30s in many of the suburbs by then. low 30s by dawn on monday with a clear start tomorrow morning. cloeld cold and dry. quickly warming. by 11:00 a.m. in the mid 40s. a dry commute. dealing with sun in the morning and 234 the afternoon. dry roads. temperatures up around 50 degrees. heading home on monday will be in the low 50s during the afternoon. but then even warmer weather moves in on tuesday. we ought to be climbing

today our sunset will be just before 6:00 p.m. day we're getting later and later sunsets, earlier and earlier sunrises. sunrise on the equinox is at 7:20. that's after we spring forward on march 12th. right now temperatures are hovering near 40 degrees across most of maryland, virginia, and west virginia. right near the bay as well, right around 40 degrees. those winds are still a little gusty. it feels chillier than that. we'll stay breezy and chilly over the next few hours. up near 50 degrees by mid afternoon. then by 6:00 p.m., back down to mid-40s. getting cold by late evening. by 10:00 p.m., back to near 40 degrees. a much lighter wind overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. so for the monday morning commute, waiting at the bus stop, waiting for metro, you'll need to wear your warm winter coat. we'll be in the 30s tomorrow morning with a light wind. we'll have of clouds developing through the rest of the day. noontime temperatures in the mid-50s, maybe near 60 degrees mid afternoon on monday. after that, some milder air

in this up for you close during the day for the most part that rain will be developing closer to sunset more details in just a bit. to oversee the bizarre prop bets. >> reporter: you are absolutely right it's game day people expecting and hoping for their teams to win also some people to a halt to win some money as well. >> : made to get up this thing over quick in the spirit of the symbol we want to have a little fun and see what fans in houston if they're putting money down in vegas >> : on taking it over by 10. a spray that is never mentioned again. it will be over but i like the site under. picking colors teammates the owner family then god >> reporter: we all lot of different answers. as we talk about vegas the line right now as three points in favor of new england and 62 percent of the money coming in is going toward new england 38% to a glance up. we will see who wins later tonight. >> marty: lot about brian? i saw whether or not they were going to where i had the same kind of safe don't pay? >> reporter: think there was one if he would wear blue jeans and the cry and staples som

what a beautiful sunset we have. thanks to the high clouds, but, the snow well to the north, that is going to stay up in michigan. really not bother us. temperatures if you are headed out, the winds are also light. running low to mid 30s in some spots. we are expecting clouds to mix in with breaks. low temperatures in the mid 20s to about 30. as far as sunday. starting out chilly. decent clouds in the morning. more sun as the day wears on. look at the highs. about 10 degrees warmer into the low 50s . we have warmer weather on the way. but that means rain as well. we will have the seven day in a couple of minutes. >> thanks howard. >>> supreme nominee neil gorsuch will join the supreme court one way or the other. those words from vice president mike he promised that gorsuch ice nomination would be approved. he has already met with 12 senators from both political parties and is willing to meet with all 100. >>> a virginia transgender teen's case is headed to the supreme court. the high court agreed to hear arguments fr

your sunset is at 5:40. not going to see it.xtended forecast, sure, we still have the light rain in the santa cruz mountains. a scattered shower wednesday, heavier rain on thursday, lingering showers on friday, high pressure finally builds in over the weekend drying us out and boy, we'll all be assessing the damage done at that particular time so it doesn't need to be raining right now to see the damage. we are starting to see the saturation of the soil and the mudslides, downed power lines and downed trees. >> it doesn't take long. >> it doesn't. and it will occur all afternoon into the evening hours. >> all right. roberta, thank you. >>> our team coverage now continues with kpix 5's allen martin. >> he has a look at a north bay creek that can barely handle any more runoff. >> reporter: i'm at the creek that runs through downtown mill valley. now, this water is coming off of the mount tam watershed running through mill valley. it runs parallel to miller avenue right behind the safeway near the high school here. you can see how

sunset was at 5:40 p.m. so all around just lovely, current temperatures 61 degrees, we topped out at 68 degrees, not quite the record of 69 set back in 2011. currently southwesterly winds at 12 miles per hour. neighborhoods in philadelphia, still seeing lots of 60s out there. 64 for west mount airy and pair of sixes for manayunk. port richmond, 61 degrees. society hill, 65. i cannot emphasize just how pleasant these conditions are right now. and taking a look at the lehigh valley, lots of 60s for you up there in northwest and 63. 60 for nazareth and bath and walnut port, bethlehem 61. conditions for the most part are nice and mild. we're seeing a southwesterly flow. so for the past couple of days we've been seeing northwesterly winds which is like conditions were influenced by that colder air mass. now we're seeing the warm front to the north of us. we're in the warm sector. all of that warm air sliding into place. look at the winds right now. dover air force base, southerly winds at 16 miles per hour. south

. >> had to check the time of sunset 5:44. >> you know what?t too far away from daylight savings time beginning again. we love that. bring it. that will be in march, i think around the 10th or something like that. i should double-check these things before i bring them up on air. that the a gorgeous sunset. and wind are certainly much better. the wind advisory was cancelled at 4:00. the breezes have come way down and we're in pretty good shape for a very sweet valentine's day tomorrow. we might start out with cloud cover but it will quickly give way to sunshine tomorrow afte the snow still falling across banker and harbor they have blizzard warnings until 5:00 and not helped by the fact that high pressure is building in into the midatlantic. between the two of them, they created a tremendous wind field and a pressure gradient, that also kept our temperatures cool. this is not bad considering how strong the winds were. again, many gusts over 60 and one to 72. reagan hit 47. dulles 46. bwi 44 and as the winds get lighter and now we're kind of clea

was your sunset that we like, that little bit of extra daylight time. trenton, 31.oatesville 30 and mount holly currently at 32 degrees. let's go ahead and look at your neighborhood forecast, lehigh valley, lots of upper 20s and 28 nor leonardsville, temperatures are below freezing, 32 degrees fahrenheit and kuts town at 29. right now west chester at 29, malvern, 1 degree cooler at 28. exton 2 degrees warmer at 30. collegeville, 30. and new hope currently at 31. so high temperatures for the next couple of days, we like this trend. we're only getting warmer, look at this. by tuesday, 55 in philadelphia. 61 by wednesday. bump this up one degree. we -- we may hit 62 to 63 degrees but i'll be tracking that for you. tongue tied there. and wildwood, 63 with the rain showers. finally clearing for the second half of the day. hour by hour forecast, i'm going to start this at 6:00 a.m. because i'm going to track the showers moving in. as you can see by tuesday, 3:00 a.m., this is when we start to see showers moving in and it's going to be a little bit kind of unorganized at f

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here's a lovely sunset from our tower camera. in case you missed it 5:33 tonight those high clouds were coming in and we had a lot of haze in the air which is why you saw a fiery sunset. equally starting from our abc 7 news exploratorium camera. the moon, mars, and venus in a triangular alignment there. thanks to rick in transmission for helping us set this up. is that stunning or what? visibility is low in the same spots as last night. livermore three miles. tomorrow morning when you get going allow that extra time if your commute takes you through those areas because visibility will be poor. 40s, 50s right now for a change. it's not as cold. and here's a live look from our emeryville camera as we look across the bay. a spare the ware alert has been called for tomorrow. rain will help clean the air out but it's not arriving until tomorrow night. unsettled pattern into the weekend. here's a look at your hour by hour day planner. patchy fog, temperatures in the 40s, peaks of sun at noon but don't expect much. by 7:00 you're lookin

sunset, 5:35. partly to mostly sunny. looks pretty good. on mono, pleasant. 54. tuesday, numerous showers. yellow weather alert, 63. wednesday will be mild in the morning but turning much colder in the afternoon. chilly. thursday and friday. but next weekend, back above 50. >> a little bit all over the map there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> not bad time to be in washington though. and torques be a washington wizards fan. >> yeah. just win, baby. so the wizards are looking to do that. another win at home tonight. got the details, pelicans next in sports. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. of couples fortunately there's a bed diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at

our sunset was just about 20 minutes. our sunsets are getting later and later. so far dry here in the metro area. milder tomorrow. and then a warm wednesday on the way, followed by some strong storms wednesday afternoon. right now we are still dry in the metro area. we have just a few scattered sprinkles around virginia and on the eastern shore, parts of southern md mtharylamaryland. the general trend is that they're drying out as they are getting closer to the metro area through the evening hours. look at this gorgeous sunrise this morning. ch right now in the low to mid 50s just about everywhere. reagan national at 54 degrees. there's a little bit of that sunset showing up off to our west. and maybe a sprinkle or two through 7-8:00 p.m. then the sky begins to clear out a bit by 9:00. it will be chilly. upper 40s by 11:00 tonight. getting chilly into the evening hours be s hours. by dawn you'll need a coat. we'll be in the mid 40s early tomorrow morning. temperatures soaring near 60 by noon. and then into the upper 60s by mid afternoon. heading back home, drivi

we have a beautiful sunset expect tomorrow, the more sunshine through afternoon hours and we will hit our high this is the lower 60's around 4:00 tomorrow. thursday once again starts off with cloud. the thursday is warmer. you can see filtered sunshine. not the most brilliantly sunny stretch we have seen but thursday most of the day is try, a to showers loading up to the west here at 6:00, stray shower or thunder shower could come through late thursday evening and eight or 9:00 p.m. but next couple days balance of these next two days will be try. tomorrow cloudy start, stray syringe will, and then late day clearing. the sun will return and expect it to be 10 degrees warmer then today with temperatures rising in the lower 60's. and then lower 70's expected for thursday, our forecast high 71 degrees, the record is 69, and that was set way back this 1977, so we're talking well above average temperatures and even, looking to pretty handily break that record with any sunshine we will see on thursday. temperatures will sky rocket. overnight mainly clear, mild, 41 degrees. tomorrow cloud ear

not much going on we have got clear skies, still the last bit of a beautiful sunset visible as we look west here over center city to another beautiful moon tonight. it looks gorgeous last night. be on the the look out for that again tonight. storm scan three shows clouds across new york state. that is a warm front. as that lifts north it will open up flood gates to warm air lurking just to the southwest. you can see how close that warm air is. temperatures in the 30's and lower 40's in the area. but as we widen out the look the at that line of green. it is up to 58 in raleigh-durham. sixty-three in columbus, ohio. sixty-nine in charleston. all of that warm air invading and will be welcomed as we head in the weekend. tonight it is still clear and chilly, quiet overnight the with light wind, seasonably chilly, maybe above average overnight the but then tomorrow though, 15 to 20 degrees above average and we just talk to cleve about polar bear weekend. for polar plunge at 2:00 you can see buoy, changing back and forth between 39 and 40 degrees on that ocean water temperature, that is still

rain by sunset tomorrow.vel weather forecast, rain in the north cloudy in the south and in the extended forecast, you get rain tomorrow and especially developing tomorrow night. it will linger through monday for much of the bay area. another system comes through on tuesday. another system comes through on thursday. so it will be an on-again, off- again week of rain coming down pretty good at times but at least we get a chance in between storms to drain and dry a little bit. >>> now worth every penny, mr. glenn. >> man, what a build-up! hey, straight ahead, who is the nfl's defensive player of the year? is it raiders khalil mack or von miller? i got the answer and they are still buzzing and they are batting 1,000 so to speak over a magic last night at maples pavilion. ,,,,,,,, did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how wel

you know, tonight's sunset, gorgeous out there. sun went down just about 5:30, maybe a little thereafter. but your pictures with us on facebook, twitte instagram, snapchat, all of the above. all over the place. as we continue into tonight, not as chilly. in fact, those temperatures are going to kind of stay in the 20s and 30s as opposed to dropping into the teens mainly because we're having clouds roll into the area. look at that beautiful view of the kennedy center. tomorrow clouds with peeks of sun. i do believe we're going to have a little more sunshine, especially by tomorrow afternoon, and then we've got warmth on the way, record warming. thank goodness because of the temperatures out there right now. and also rain on the way. no rain tonight. temperatures settling down into the low s. in fact, d.c. has come up a little bit. we were at 33. now we're at 34. we're going to bottom out around 30 degrees in the beltway areas in the 20s. we've got clouds rolling in but that's about it. you pump out the radar a little bit more and yo

all with rain showers and the sunset district, the rain moved in there. daly city with light rain showers. all of this again atmospheric river. capping some tropical moisture that fielded back into the hawaiian islands. we have gusty winds and this is nothing. they're going to ramp up this afternoon. we're picking up winds to 21 in san francisco. you combine that with saturated sole soil and there will be more downed trees today and power outages. winter up to 21 and vallejo into ven eastern -- venician and means the entire bay area. the advisory for this area around the lip of the bay. otherwise, we are anticipating the wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, especially in the higher elevations. temperatures are holding in the 50s and feels balmy. i want you to walk away with three things. first off, rain. sometimes heavy throughout the evening. we have a long day ahead. powerful winds throughout the day. the threat of flooding into tuesday. there will be mud slides and a potential of land slides as well. this is fueling off of the pacific ocean. the direct

that was it, but a beautiful sunset as those clouds start to roll in. that sun went down just about 45 minutes ago and it's continuing to decrease in sunlight. at least our sunset's getting a little later, thank goodness, as we continue through this winter. that actually feels more like wednesday. now, tonight we are going to have increasing cloud cover. and then tomorrow we're going to have some clouds, but i believe we're going to have a few peeks of sunshine here and there. and by the time we get into next week, tomorrow we'll start our warmup trend, but by wednesday, again, we could have record breaking warmth around here. not today. nowhere near that. our average temperature for this time of year is in the mid 40s. we've been stuck in the 30s to right around 40 degrees. 41 was the official daytime high in d.c. now we drop to 37. 39 at quantico. 33 at dulles. little frigid in the shenandoah valley. if you're headed out tonight, again, it's getting chilly, but increasing cloud cover will help stop our temperatures from dropping too far too fast. only