the last few months. highs tomorrow will be back into the mid- 60s. 64 downtown. bonomo the official high as 64 degrees. and should be a gorgeous start to the week. election day will match it. we were talking about this the other day. the last day we had snow last the latest we have ever had measurable snow was the 21st. a high school football player gets the chance to make a touchdown after a debilitating tubing accident left him handicapped. >> for a year and a half, xavier johnson has been on the sideline. his rehab regimen has been documented on facebook. he communicates by holding up one leg or smiling. we are told the doctors didn't think -- i couldn't even begin to quantify the exertion it takes. he has never lost the strife, and the hope. the accident was a in and in one way but the beginning of an inspiring story. thrice if everyone. >> still ahead tonight -- while the afc west comes again to kansas city in san diego. the broncos are 30 minutes away when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a

that is where we are right now in concord, 56 was the official high. 50 is the average. 70 was a record high set back in 2002. any snow showers up north -- they will be diminishing and skies will partially clear by early morning. the snow showers are winding down. could see an additional dusting but that should be it. temperatures are mighty chilly. seven on top of mount washington. the wind is still blowing out of the northwest. when you factor in temperature and wind, this is what we get -- the windchill map making an appearance for the first time this fall. 22 is what it feels like in berlin. 19 in whitefield. the windchill is below the freezing mark. actual air temperatures drop into the 20's. what about the wind? it will gradually subside overnight that we are not shut down for the weekend. the winds turn more southwest for saturday. 10-20 miles per hour with a few gusts near 24. they continue at that speed off saturday, through early sunday but with a lot of sunshine continuing. temperatures will gradually modify each and every day. we go from upper 40's with a lot of sun for tomo

the low. do expect the high clouds tomorrow and they will filter out the warmth. the official high will struggle to meet 75. the lake 80 and water temperature of 70. if you want to rescueerate on the mountain the high cloudsast mid 30s. looking at mid 50aire. great weather to view the super moon 30% brighter and the wind pickedum today. look at the lows late next week. the key on today we are looking for the weather 80 degrees. if the breeze start mid afternoon that should kick it up to 80. wait until the evening upper 70s. a potential historic day on today with a number of 80 degree days. >> keep our fingers crossed? >> thank you. if you kids have the anyone tendo game system on their wish list, good luck finding one it went on sale for $59.99 it is sold out. you know what come next. people getting a thounz for them. nintendo says be patient they will promise additional systems through the season. >> >> maria: next if you have an >> maria: seven year old girl we hear from her paraphernalias that talk about injuries and her recovery. >> bag of the returns in las vegas to the m

and it's dark, but that ends this weekend, plenty of light early in the day and less at dinner time. highs today 86 was the official high, the record 88 set back in 2015, don't forget, 2015, the last couple of months every single day or almost see a lot of almanac data where the records were 2015 between now and the first part of next year and the morning low was 68 degrees. a northeast wind today will be shifting behind the cold front later on tomorrow and tomorrow night and on the weekend we'll see dryer and what cooler weather moving in, the northeast wind helping to heat us up and essence the cold front that will be moving to the south. we could see a quick shower, maybe a sprinkle but we are not going to get a lot of rain. i looked at the models going out two weeks and i don't see any major rain events heading our way. not unusual for this time of year, but we o often get something. the weekend forecast is fantastic. not quite as cool as i thought it was going to be a couple of days ago, the trough that was predicted to really dig into the state won't get over us and so night time lows a bit higher but how do

the official high in concord today, 54 degrees, a few off the high from yesterday, well off the high from tuesday, but still a little bit 50's again tomorrow before it cools down a little bit as we go into the start of the weekend. right now it is on the chilly side, we're already back below freezing. you get into the 40's from the lakes region points south and southeast. same story in the monadnock region, slightly milder, right at 50 in downtown manchester. there is some cool over over southeastern canada, ask as that front separating the mild air over the great lakes and the colder stuff to the north builds in, we'll see winds cranking up and a couple spot showers moving in our direction. all evening long it will be dry, a few high clouds moving out for the evening, so skies will be mainly clear until at least midnight or shortly after that, and then clouds will begin to roll in after the midnight hour, maybe a shower of rain or snow in the but heading out this evening, it dry everywhere, later on tonight that's when the clouds begin to approach. could be mainly clear through dayb

it will be. 39 degrees for the official high. then, the next tkef ral days, staying in the 30s through friday, only -- several days staying in the 30s through friday. sunny skies, not bad at 45. 50 on monday. here comes the next system. we might see snow showers here in denver again back in by midweek. >> all right, ed, thank you. >>> time to meet baby bryce the girl called a miracle baby. the 8-month-old was with her family when they were hit by a tractor trailer. the car slammed into a guardrail, the baby was thrown 35 feet away. firecrews eventually found her on a drainage gate. >> we pulled this hay back from the grate. the baby at the time, the 8- the grate sitting up and looking up at us. >> i know it is a miracle. nobody but god. the way they had to pull her out of the drain. now, turn her head and body a certain way just to get her out. >> unbelievable. the baby had a small scratch on her head and minor injuries for the rest of the family. now she was in a car seat but we are told was into ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> workplace a

it will be. 39 degrees for the official high. then, the next tkef ral days, staying in the 30s through friday, only -- several days staying in the 30s through friday. sunny skies, not bad 50 on monday. here comes the next system. we might see snow showers here in denver again back in the 20s by midweek. >> all right, ed, thank you. >>> time to meet baby bryce the girl called a miracle baby. the 8-month-old was with her family when they were hit by a tractor trailer. the car slammed into a guardrail, the baby was thrown 35 feet away. firecrews eventually found her >> we pulled this hay back from the grate. the baby at the time, the 8- month-old was sitting down in the grate sitting up and looking up at us. >> i know it is a miracle. nobody but god. the way they had to pull her out of the drain. now, turn her head and body a certain way just to get her out. >> unbelievable. the baby had a small scratch on her head and minor injuries for the rest of the family. >>> workplace arguments are not unheard of but chances are if you shove a

but still in the down in the valleys today made a run into the 50's. 57 the official high in concord. well above the average. nowhere close to the record. but we'll be somewhere in between that 57 and that record tomorrow, as it does turn even warmer with plenty of sun for your friday. right now it's on the pleasantly cool side, 40's in many spots, 32 at the summit of mount washington, that's still mild for over 6,000 feet up this time of year. even at the coastline, mid to upper 40's. that will be one of the cooler right now 40's. by later tonight it's upper 20's north, 30's for many. some in the monadnock region, upper 20's to around 30. but really not all that bad considering this time of year we could be much, much colder. the report low for the date is one below zero. it's not that cold. but certainly wintery back to the west. 50's, 60's, 70's, even 80's, turned into 20's and 30's in a good portion of the rockies and foreign plains states. that cold air will be marsh east water over the next few days, so that by sunday it's moving right over new hampshire. at least for now it's o

things are cross and we hope to not get heavy snow but a few inches for some. 74 the official high. new record, by this time tomorrow i'm thinking we will be in the mid-30s. a 40-degree temperature drop. watch the front. here it comes. boom. by tomorrow morning. we are in the 40s. mid-40s as you go, a.m. 30s, columbus to cincinnati. and we drop into the 30s during the late afternoon hours. scattered showers and mixing and changing over to snow late afternoon and evening. here is the hour by hour. rain tomorrow morning. we will dry it out by lunchtime for a little while. and then a rain-snow mix by mid to late afternoon changing to all snow. here is the early expectations for snow. doesn't get out of control but most everyone will see their first flake. elyria and here in the snow belt. secondary snow belt. there could be anywhere from one to three and maybe a little bit more up towards chardon and burton back towards akron into medina and could be a couple of inches of wet snow and it will melt quickly and the ground is warm. 46 and clouds thicken and let's show you tomorrow. not 73.

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they're going to get up to 82 for the official high tomorrow's high is 83. that's been standing since 1950. ayyiyi, big time cool down. mid to upper 70s as we go into the weekend, mid november ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible >> influence at 11, a smile and a wave can go a long way. >> just ask drivers in a wisconsin community who are all part of a man's desire to make everyone happy. his neighbors. lewis suffered a traumatic brain injury, when being attacked as a teen. >> he waves to everybody he come in coct with. >> everybody waves back. coming couple a local sports book on who will be elected tomorrow. >> the day's been set whe

the official high of 60 degrees aboutre 2:00 p.m. currently 57 degrees at hopkins. the warmer area still to the south west but that will bee coming in her direction on thursday friday. if you have some vacation time, that would be the two good days to do it. lots of sunshine today. this front that will stay to th north. as it does byto you may produce few raindrops , a spot shower in the morning until about lunchtimee . this model shows from east of 77 could be a brief raindrop in the early morning. otherwise just partly cloudy skies. that they change occurs on saturday >> thursday, partly cloudy to mostly sunny, tonight low 40s mid to upper 50s tomorrow. mid-sixties, on thursday and friday, good day to get the artwork to. saturday the temperatures tumbl with some chilly rain showers i the morning snow-mix in the cold enough on sunday into monday.an where it will be lake effect snow with the highs in the mid to upper 30s the way that it works, then on sunday monday we could have someay first accumulating snowfall snowbelt before s tuesday and wednesday with upper 40s

cooler conditions with 58 the official high. then, the next several days we turn right back into that warm mild weather. look at the 67 on saturday. more of the same on sunday. and on monday. tuesday, even milder. we will hit 73 degrees. >> you know, when you thought it would get into the 50s that would be it. but back >> one day event and we are right back into it. >> thanks ed. >>> well, denver is getting a new amphitheater that will provide free concerts all summer. crews broke down on the pavilion. it is the last part of the park's revitalization. they hope it will bring in more investments into the neighborhood. once it is finished it will host 50 free concerts every year and be available to schools and nonprofits. i'm sure is new teams are like what can we expect? >> and coaches are looking for any advantages. are the saints hopeing the broncos will share some secrets? and, what's the secret to executing a good mannequin challenge? we have the behind the scenes in,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> the broncos play the afc west teams twice a

at mccarran, the official high hit 80. 11 degrees above normal. didn't tie a record. we've done that the previous two days. not quite today. it is t it to at least 80 degrees. the record is 8. there is a chance we could tie it tomorrow. we're not just talking about 80-degree days in november. we've hit 205 times 80 degrees. the record, 206. that one could be tied tomorrow. we'll be close. that's for sure. air quality, another green scene. we've been lucky without the wind. once the air starts to cool and it's heavier, you will get more junk settling in the valley. having normal temperatures. easily mid-70s by lunch. we'll get to the upper 70s for our high tomorrow and wind won't be a factor. as we look at the satellite picture and work on the forecast, that area of high pressure still solidly anchored throughout the southwest, acting as a shield. there is a lot of colder air here. that's going up into canada and alaska. we're going to hold steady for a couple of more days before this starts to break down. first thing you will notice, thin clouds on but that won't happe

again we have 430 dew points southerly breezes 10 mph and 64 is the official high right where we said it would be and the averages 50 and 37 so another warm day and tomorrow will add a good eight or 9 degrees. we will see some high cloudiness moving in during the overnight hours but here is the winter storm, the first of the snow is wrapping up in the low was right here and it will slide towards lake superior. we will stay on the warm side and you can see the temperature contrast and 80s just an hour ago. there is a front in between. tomorrow we will set new record highs and then this cold arctic air, streaming and and 7 am on saturday and then falling temperatures after that and scattered rain during the day and this mixes with snow by late afternoon and then scattered snow saturday night into sunday. should have these coats ready. i don't think we'll have a lot of snowfall accumulation, the could be some spots that get a few inches but we are not going crazy on expectations, maybe a half an inch for most of us. 54 degrees overnight and it should be clear and starry and tomorrow is 7

a little bit of clearing later in the day and especially this evening across parts of new hampshire. high temperatures today once again above average. 59 the official high in concord after a morning low of 48 degrees. average for this time of year. and it is still relatively warm out there, 40's to around 50. mount washington seeing the temperature climbed two degrees in the last hour indicating the air mass is relatively mild. right now, upper 30's and lower 40's, projected lows tonight. we will drop about 10 degrees from where we are right now by average. take a look at this wedge of spring warmth building from the deep south in toward the midwest. eventually it has eyes on new hampshire along about friday into the first half of the weekend. 60 plus is not the question of parts of southern new hampshire for the start of the weekend. fair skies will go along with it as well. back to the west, high and dry from toronto back for a good portion of the ohio valley. direction. overnight tonight, low clouds continue to build in, some patchy fog as well, but quickly developing sunshine by lit -- mid to late morning. clouds will tend to linger on and off

it was chilly all day long. 32 degrees at dia for the official high. we have not been that cold since march 18 of this out. 15 and 23 the norms. for the weather watchers, 32 nederland. lone tree, 34. 35 superior. now, everybody below normal. 27 and 17 full ten degrees cooler out at the airport right now. south 10 for the winds. 84% humidity. so the humidity is still up there. the barometer is high but on the way down. nice shot from pete. sky. look at this at telluride. as we saw in steamboat, they got 13 inches of new snow. they are opening november 23. take a look at this from the top of berthoud pass. as we take a look at the lows tonight. single digits and teens east, single digits and teens for the mountains. and tomorrow, we start to moderate these temperatures. we are looking at mostly 50s 40s , 60s out west. temperatures in the 40s and 50s in the mountains. we will see clear skies. chilly, 19 and 14 for the overnight lows. then, for tomorrow, sunny skies. and more seasonal weather. we will be in the low to mid 50s as we take a look at sunday, 10

see the presidential range snowcapped in by this afternoon, back to the average. 52 degrees the official high at concord. that is right at the average. the record high set in 1938. a chilly low. we started off at 24 degrees. just above freezing in manchester. everyone else at or below freezing, except the top mount washington, the warmest spot in from the west. with any son, we will be well above the average. overnight tonight it is quite cold. upper 20's and lower 30's. in the next few hours we drop five or six degrees. temperatures are worn to the west. they will build in over the next developing as we go into wednesday do to the fact that we will not have much sun. full sunshine for election day. son up, sundown, no clouds out there whatsoever and temperatures running nice and mild. as for wednesday, a couple of widely scattered sprinkles. very low precipitation expected. once that front clears, we are clear into thursday and a good part of friday. to go out and vote because it will be clear. after the chilly start, take a look at where we are headed in southern new hampshire with full sun

the high country. temperature ins the 50s . out west, a bit warmer in the 60s . 35 and 34 for the overnight lows. then, for tomorrow, we will be cooler. 58 degrees for the official high with plenty of sunshine. how will this cool weather affect your weekend? the answer is, it won't. 67 on saturday. 66 sunday. how about 67 on monday? look at this. 73 on tuesday. you like that? let's do it again the following wednesday. 72 degrees. then, maybe an isolated shower which means really no chance at all. isolated shower. friday. only 50 degrees as we see anotr >> he is throwing that in there to tease us. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, sleepiq technology tells you how 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! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq techonology. plus 36 month special financing. >> it seems everybody is protesting things. the team has officiall

sun did go to work, boosting temperatures back well above freezing by mid-to-late morning. 53 the official high in concord, just one off the average for november 1. upper 70's, the record for the 1974, and the low, not all that bad on average. the record low was 24 this morning, quite chilly. sunrise kind of deceiving here because early this morning, it was at 7:21. scattered showers moving in and now out of the great north woods , all associated with the warm run. that means business because as it clears off to the east, the wind start to turn to the southwest and that's pumping in some milder air. a top mount washington were about an hour ago was the warm spot in the state at 23. here is all that warm air, the extreme record-setting warmth will stay to the south but we will see readings of at least 10 or 12 degrees above average for this time of year tomorrow. still above average on thursday before it cools back to the average as we go into friday and average as we go into friday and a good part of the upcoming through the morning commute tomorrow, dry in central and southern new hampshire an

tomorrow not going to be quite so nice. 69 the official high today. we're going to drop that six degrees or so foorm tomorrow. this was our 17th day above normal this month. we're currently 59, looking at a high tomorrow of about 63-degrees. only going to be in the 40s in cedar city. colder still up in the mountains. brian head they're making snow up there dismair rr take a look at that system moving in overnight tonight. most of the rain has moved to our east, some of it out to our west. as we pull out you can see there is a frontal system out door. bring the cooler temperatures tomorrow you will notice it and i think at least the computer's showing us right now some moisture around the area during the rush hour tomorrow p this is 7:00 a.m. forecast radar putting some of the heaviest rain to our east, then i think we're going to see afternoon and that frontal system to our west not going affect us. scattered showers, 52 for the low, checking out round the region, 30s up in mountain, 40s in nigh county, 50s elsewhere, and highs tomorrow down 5 or 6 or

it was chilly all day long. 32 degrees at dia for the official high. we have not been that cold since march 18 of this year. 36 downtown. 14 and 18 is where we started out. 15 and 23 the norms. 35 superior. now, everybody below normal. 27 and 17 full ten degrees cooler out at the airport right now. south 10 for the winds. 84% humidity. so the humidity is still up there. the barometer is high but on the way down. nice shot from pete. these are post snowstorm pretty shots in parker with the blue sky. look at this at telluride. as we saw in steamboat, they got 13 inches of new snow. they are opening take a look at this from the top of berthoud pass. as we take a look at the lows tonight. single digits and teens east, single digits and teens for the mountains. and tomorrow, we start to moderate these temperatures. we are looking at mostly 50s , 40s , 60s out west. temperatures in the 40s and 50s in the mountains. we will see clear skies. chilly, 19 and 14 for the skies. and more seasonal weather. we will be in the low to mid 50s as we take a look at sunday,

forty-nine the official high temperature. forty-four the low. obviously above normal. it's 47 and 34. sunrise at 727 sunset at 5:01 p.m. current temperatures. like at the dampness in the air. low 40s with a little dampness makes it feel even chillier to your body. forty-two in youngstown. thirty-nine in toledo. at hopkins we have a pair of force right now. south southwest flight in terms of when conditions too. fortys and '30s upstream. we also have at least 150 out there, 53 as far south as raleigh. yes, we had a few showers early on today, but overall it's going to be about the cloud cover. i'm hoping to get a few breaks tomorrow sometime. i don't think it's likely. i think for the most part is cloud cover all day. still, no major message heading out to those shopping specials may be then grabbing lunch and a like i'm snoozing the rest of the day. when you get up early then you can understand how hard it is for our morning crew when it's really like to get up in those early morning hours. we are looking at winter storm warnings and we have some winter storm watches.

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>>> 74 the official high this afternoon. not what you exactly expect. we will talk about that coming up in just a bit. >>> i just want to say hi and i money. some voting places were hacked. >> it is good for american to be reassured that our votes are counted. >> reporter: recount votes in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. it comes after a group of security experts reportedly told the hillary clinton camp about the hacks in those states. >> there were taking place into party databases and individual e-mail accounts. the kwipt that we use, much of it is not just opened to hacks it invites hacks and tampering human error. >> reporter: there has been no evidence of a problem. >> we haven't received any complaints or concerns from the equipment was not working. >> there is no smoking gun. what we are saying is that there is enough evidence to warrant that our system should be investigated. >> reporter: the party says it quickly raised the millions required to formally request a recount in those selected states. >> we are not doing this to other. we are

last night was great, for a time. 73, the official high so finally we have had a day time high that has been below average. >> and talking about cool that's 237 days ago. and in between today and the 22nd. we had lots of days in the mid-90s. some of you like the heat, i'm aware of that. but i like a change and later on the sun is coming back with highs near 80. should be good. we need rain. don't see that in the offing. that's it. we the 73. here is the problem on the super moon we have super clouds. they're pretty thick. there are a few breaks once in a while. we're lucky and hint clearing in the northern counties. if are you persistent. >> you may see some breaks in the overcast. and talking about a break in the overcast and areas of light rain to east. and brooksville. kind of heading to bring hill. there is at least some light rain. this is not reaching the ground and some is. >> around tampa bay. and that was about it. >> and some rain from cape to vero and we need more than this. we are continuing to stay very dry. right now, 60s and 70s. upup and down and the dew points are and n

coyum of minutes of light shower activity pushing through. 84 the official high again. been 84 a few days in a row a cooler start to the day. warmed up quickly through mid to late morning. 77 the current temperature. dew point of 61. and winds out of the east northeast at 7 miles per hour. other temps 74 in sun city center. 75 in saint pete. 77 for you in palm harbor. 75 in new port ritchie. 73 in inverness. temperatures in the low 70s. 71 in hanesly. 71 in arcadia. for tonight pretty much just as cool as last night. maybe a touch warmer. 65 in tampa. 64 in brandon. upper 50s to near 60 to the north. up against the water upper 60s to maybe closer to 70 as you get closer to the bay. satellite and radar view. high cloud stream in. partly cloudy skies overnight tonight. high pressure remains in control of our weather or 48 hours or so. how close they get over the coming days. that remains murky. as far as temperatures go no real cold air across the country. chilly to the north. burlington 43. new york city 54. 7 day forecast. low 80s over let next couple of days. couple sho

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we got temperatures in the mid-or even upper 50s over southeastern mass, high tide and let's talk more about it because the official high tide today is at 11:00 a.m., you could not think of it as single little point and think about the whole time. so a little bit before, a little bit after and concerns tend -- ten to two today and houses low lying, basements could end up taking on coastline, come of communities we are watching both today and even at noon time tomorrow with another astronomical high tide. remember, super moon, bigger tide, that's what we are dealing with tomorrow, despite the dry forecast and wednesday's high 58?, 7-day forecast with the weekend always in view, keeping things nice and bright thursday, friday and saturday. highs close to 60 and second half of the weekend turns chilly again, high only 49 on sunday off next workweek. back over to you guys. my gravy had an accident. follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family deserves a new tradition... happier and healthier. everything fo

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yesterday we hit 80 for the official high. not only a record for the date, but tied the all time recorded temperature in november in denver. 41-degree temperature drop from yesterday to today. tomorrow we stay cold and we start rebounding as we get into the weekend. temperatures now are in the 30s, up and down the front range. still warmer in southern colorado. trinidad just shy of 60. cold front hasn't reached down front just making its way through the colorado high country. as the front goes by we'll start to see the snow pick up across the mountains. upper level low pressure system behind the front. this is going to create all the rain and snow today as it races from west to east across colorado over the next 24 hours. because it's moving so quickly, it will be out of the state by tomorrow, high pressure builds in. tomorrow sunny and sunny for the weekend. the cold air lingers through here's the futurecast, 6:0 0 a.m., not much going on. by 9:00 a.m., snow will have spread throughout the mountains. next three hours or so we'

a little on the gusty side, but temperatures once again well the official high in concord, 5. look at the morning low, 11 above the average of 28. we reached 39 for a morning low. the record low, minus one, that's right, it can get that cold, that was set back on this date in 1967. on the cool side now, but still running above average by several degrees, considering this early hour of the evening. we should be back into the upper third to lower 40's. even 34 atop mount washington is relatively mild for 6,000 feet up. it indicates that the air mass is not all that cold and will remain above average at least for next couple days before big changes move in. upper 20's north overnight. 30's for many. the highest temperatures will be in downtown manchester and along the coast. fairly typical during most normal nights. look at the cold air sitting to go through the rockies and plains. it will be warmer tomorrow than it was today. and similar temperatures on saturday before the next front changes all of that as we go into sunday. right now fair skies are locked in, a few patchy low cl

high temperatures got into the upper 60s, near 70. nothing unmanageable, but certainly with that breeze at times felt a bit on the chilly side. here is the almanac officially, 70 actually in tampa for the official high. 77 the average. 86 the record high. 35 the record low so, no, we were nowhere near the record low and it has been warm lately and the first real cool shot of air we have seen. 58. current dew point temperature of 30. relative humidity at 35%. 54 in brandon. 55 up in brooksville. mid-50s. and 59 in lake placid. across the rest of the state. 50 in gainesville. 55 in panama city to the south. 72 in marathon. 70 in miami. dew point-wise very dry air in place. look at this. you don't see this too often in the wintertime let alone in november. 16 the dew point in talla tallahassee. 30 in tampa. very, very dry air in place and that remains the case as we head to the next couple of days. a lot of sunshine in the forecast even as those temperatures begin to moderate for a bit. 35 in crystal river for your low. 33 in inverness. 34 in brooksville. 38 in zephyrhills. in and around the bay, 52 in tierra verde. 52 in st. pete. mum 40 in wimauma. to the s

the official high temperature in concord 65 degrees, 11 above the average. the record of 80 was set back in 1950. low of 16 wintry degrees set back in 1992. showers are creeping closer, some steady light rain is falling and that will begin to move in over the next few hours. so some welcome showers moving in between now and tomorrow. the rain extends all the way back through buffalo and toronto and points west of that. on and off into thursday we will more than where we are right now. it looks like tomorrow will be a little cooler than today. even though the warm air is post by, it's going to be squashed to the south and southeast due to a wave of low pressure moving through the great lakes, bringing beneficial rain to new hampshire and in cooling us down. here's a look at satellite imagery and you can see the showers extending west of toronto down to chicagoland and points east. all of this has to move through during the overnight and on and off into thursday, but it is a quick mover and that will take over tomorrow night and into a good part of friday and

the tribe protest. alison: our weather is fantastic. doug: we set a record today. high. 83 is the official high. i will show you the old record. we will talk about the the old record on their -- record at the b.w.i. and reagan. winds blowing as much. we warmed up to 83 degrees. even at 779 in washington. fredericksburg, joint base andrews and annapolis. 72 in frederick. we often see a cold front on the map, blue line and the blue triangle. you get a sense of a sharp line. cold front is the leading edge and cooler and a drier air mass. it's wide. we see it with the showers developing ahead of the front. we have a chance for showers tonight. depending the model, all the rain or it's this pattern and this model, developing heavy rain from here. more substantial rain. we will monitor this for you in the next few hours. in any case tomorrow we it's sunny and breezy and chilly. high of 60. 62 on saturday mostly sunny both days. for early november it's beautiful weather for outdoor activities. monday, 62. election day forecast. it will turn cooler as we head through the middle and the end of next week.

after that cold morning low in the 20s look for a high of 56. 7-day forecast. officially near 70 tomorrow. into the 70s we go on sunday. clouds come in late in the day on sunday. chance for rain on monday is looking pretty good although it will b we cool out tuesday and setting the table for what should be a really nice thanksgiving and shopping day. i should say, hello to my friends the crazy specimen. not these guys. this is the kindergarten first and second graders lamping elementary. great start to the day at 8:00 a.m. for the fine assembly. but then things really got serious. you think we had a little bit of fun down there? we really had a great time. a lot of energy. lamping because the first author presentation i gave was ten years at lamping. any time you see a jacket flying in the air you know they're having a good time. >> reed: that's where you and i went last year. >> jim: absolutely. those kids rival the cub fans after the big victory >> kevin: for the parents you are welcome because they'll be real tired tonight. >> jim: coming up here tonight, not quite the

the official high was 69 degrees, in philadelphia. t the rain starting to spread further eastward. now seeing it in woolwich township in new jersey, and other part of salem county, new castle county, delaware, few drips around philadelphia, not really yet. north and west is where we've been seeing the rain for couple of hours now. as we look at the future cast, it continues, through the rest of the morning, in fact, this rain even though it won't and lot of it, will hit both rush hours, the morning and the afternoon. there is noon. see little bit of rain around, and it is on and off, but whether it is off, it is still going to look like it is going to rain, just kind of be dreary all day. so expect the rain, just today, because for the rest of the seven day forecast it is dry, in fact, ten on friday for veterans day, on saturday, it will be chilly start for our walk to ends altzheimer's at citizens bank park, but plenty of sunshine. and it will warm up little bit as we head into next week. mike anal next. >> trump campaign getting back

as we go into the afternoon 69 will be the official high for tomorrow. ure to the south starting to weaken as that frontal boundary approaches but again a very bright beautiful afternoon. then as the front progresses through on wednesday, it's kind of damp and dreary here. first thing we could see showers for the rush on wednesday morning. only 58 for a high on wednesday with about a quarter to a half an inch of rain likely. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, temperatures kind of go all over the place here. 69 tomorrow with that sunshine. showers with some steady rain on wednesday, 58. sunny breezy but still cool on thursday, 57. back to the 60's for veterans day but we're going to notice the winds increasing ahead of another system that will bring almost a winter-like blast to begin the weekend. it's dry saturday but highs only in the 40's. wind chills could be at least 10 degrees lower than that especially in the morning and early afternoon and then not as cold, nice sunday 56 and sun and clouds monday not too bad with a temperature of 60 degrees

we made it in the lower 70's, 72 was the official high temperature in philadelphia, at 2:00 in the afternoon. temperatures just, fell like a rock, 34 degrees in just eight hours by 10:00 o'clock last night temperature dropped to 38 degrees as that front moved through brought heavier rain through area and saw you some snow, covered some of the cars, north of the city but most of that moisture has now, left the region but still a couple of left over snow showers are possible especially north and west of the city and up in the poconos throughout the afternoon. these are temperatures generally sitting in the upper 30's to 40-degree mark. pretty much every where. we have wind all across the region, and it mixes up the air a little bit. you do not get the those typical cold spots where it settles in the surface and sheltered from the wind but problem is these wind chills values feeling like 16 right now in mount pocono. thirty-one in philadelphia. these numbers will go down over next few hours as wind increase and that colder air is just surging in. it stays windy for the next 24 hours, check it t

seventy-two is the official high today. sixty. it will be bright, beautiful with plenty of sunshine. your sunset time 5:55, guys. by monday it will be so much earlier. >> well, it was dark, picking up kid from the game yesterday, thanks, sue. >> so, 4:32 is the time. we are still dealing witt. we will have have more grid lock, more long lines, more heavy crowds and problems on the septa strike day four. >> on this friday, this morning still no deal between septa and workers union but talks go on. lauren johnson joins us from 30th street station, good morning. >> one portion of the talks is about forcing the union workers back on the job next week for election day. the union says that is just not fair. i tried to focus on next week when we can focus on a settlement this week. everyone wants something to happen, because people showing up at 30th street station are frustrated and all over the city to be honest. here's the deal, reality is buses, trolleys and trains are not rolling by tuesday that could pose major problems getting peo

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the official forecast high we're expecting right around 60 to again mid-60s. we're 60 in the suburbs, 62 in new jersey, 61 for lehigh valley. jersey shore 62 degrees, a bit breezy in today's forecast. not high winds but gusts around 20 to 25 miles per hour. those winds picking up a bit outside. not only that clear conditions, not only but the region. want to talk about what that means for the temperatures over the next several days. we'll see you in a bit. >> thank you, krystal. >>> if the septa strike continues into tomorrow, a slow work commute. not only impacting people riding buses, trolleys and trains it's creating packed roads. live in center city with more on the stalled negotiations. monique. >> reporter: hi, rosemary. this morning members of twu preparing to head back to the picket lines. also this sunday morning people i talk to say they are going to church to pray for a resolution. outside of negotiations, we're waiting on word if and when both parties will sit down at the bargaining table. it is day six and tomorrow septa lawyers hope a judge will g

at these afternoon highs a lot of our valley in the 80s, east side up across much of north las vegas and the central valley down into henderson's green valley. okay, the high officially for las vegas, 78, a full 10 above normal our 13th straight day above normal this month. 61 top of the hour, that's official reading for las vegas. currently 68 in san diego they hit 93 today they were the hot spot in the nation. it's 45 up in reno. tomorrow 78 for a high we'll do it all over again. across the nation showers from the eastern gulf, cooler air behind that. high pressure our dominant weather influence over the south west that's going to keep us dry mid-week. skies are clear. great for that, uh, big super moon. it's called the frost moon. but it really doesn't apply to our temperatures in the valley. 53 for an overnight low of bright moons shine. 38 up on the mountain, 60 down in laughlin, overnight lows 42 in pahrump, and 50 in mesquite. and we're checking out some highs around the area tomorrow. this map look like it just did this afternoon tomorrow afternoon with temperatures generally in the 7 range cooler up in the mountain 63 up there. all right, 78 tomorrow, anothe

. >> members of the loveland high school football team were overjoyed this morning to find out they were officially heading to the postseason. the marek svatos website placed them at 11. then just hours later, they were pulled from the list. replaced by another high school