the winds pick up as well as the storm system pushes through. primarily the coastline tomorrow afternoon. from san francisco to santa cruz. the winds will gust on tuesday as the storm system pushes through the north and we have the potential of lightning strikes in the north bay. low 80s tomorrow for the south bay. expecting a mix of 60s and 70s around the peninsula. 66 tomorrow in san francisco. 78 for santa rosa tomorrow. and expect again another warm day for the tri-valley. mid-80s there. let's talk about what is happening in the tropics. you have heard about florida but i want to take you to hawaii. we have tropical storm madeleine that is expected to strength on the a hurricane tomorrow and looks like it is going to brush just the big island alone and pass to the south by wednesday and thursday. if you are traveling in that direction you may run into active weather. the energy is going to move north. and that is going to couple with the storm system passing to the north on tuesday. this is when we could see the potential of lightning strikes

the warm and sticky conditions will continue through tonight and tomorrow with the next storm system approaching from the west during the period. low pressure to our north will drag a cold front across wisconsin helping to trigger some scattered showers and storms especially during the afternoon and evening hours. still, tuesday will not be a washout by any means. in fact, we can still expect some breaks of sun. once the boundary exits, a refreshing new air mass will take over bringing much cooler and drier conditions back to our area. temperatures wednesday through friday should only reach the low to mid 70s. dew points will be down considerably, as well. sunshine and quiet conditions should repeat for several days as an upper level local school districts welcomed back teachers and staff today... i was honored to emcee the milwaukee public schools kickoff this morning. teachers and school staff from across the district filled the b-mo harris bradley center. the event is like a pep rally for employees. the goal is always same... to make sure the students are learning, to make sure it'

that is the storm we were looking at just a minute ago from the fox 10. as you can see, also, the storm systems holding together good as it comes through the area. give you another look as it is working towards black canyon city and towards surprise. let's get another angle on it. look at superior that area over there with pretty big storm, the globe area, storms holding together real well in that particular area. once again, a look at the downtown area with that storm moving toward cave creek at this time than it is toward the valley. we will have more on this in a few minutes. i'll put together the lightning strikes and we can see how much lightning there is out there with this storm as well. that is coming up. >>> the search is on for an ex-con suspected of stealing a car and making his getaway with a holed up in florence during a john bowman is accused of threatening his girlfriend. investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous. steve krafft has the story tonight. >> reporter: 49-year-old john bowman had been barricaded inside a home after allegedly threatening his girlfrien

you can see the storm system coming through there. staying up in the northern reaches and you don't see a heck of a lot of moisture. here we get .7 of an inch. as we back up, you can see that west side is where most of the moisture wickenburg, 1.5 inches up there. how much more is coming in? we'll look in just a few minutes. we have advisories we'll update you on that's coming up. >>> still about a month and a half left in the monsoon season. if you haven't downloaded our fox 10 weather app, it is free and you can find a link on our website, fox10phoenix.com. >>> for the first time, we are hearing the frightening story serial street shooter. >> phoenix police say the shooter has killed seven people but this victim was not hurt despite being fired upon at close range. he spoke to andrew hasbun who joined us live from police headquarters. he is lucky to be alive. you hear that term a lot but he really is. >> reporter: he sure is, kari. today, police released the report about the shooting that happened to this victim back in july. he was

dry air taking over, but the storm system across northern arizona continuing to move to the east, and thunderstorms rumbling across the area now into cottonwood. strong storms sitting just back to their west. moving into the east into your area with heavy rain, seeing some lightning, strong winds and hail mixed in with this storm, and also stronger storms back west of prescott moving to the east. more showers and thunderstorms up near the grand canyon and still continue with that severe thunderstorm morning just south of second mesa. quiet across southeast and central arizona again as we do have high pressure building in. so this storm system that's you'll see it on futurecast, taking the rain chances through the four corners region into colorado and new mexico. overnight a slight chance of rain across the high country, and tomorrow morning a couple of clouds coming off the higher terrain, but overall no rain chances for the valley, and in fact kicking off the week much of the state going to be pretty quiet, at least through monday and tuesday. 70 right now in sedona, 72 in payson. 60

the storm system is wearing out a little bit. we go up to flagstaff. you see a little bit of active weather through the day up there. north of there, tuba city, we had storms rolling through. there are a few good storms hanging around in the area. we continue with a flash-flood watch until 11:00 this evening. down in tubes, the area looking at a flash-flood watch as we do have a flood warning until 10:45 this evening. also, there was an i've a yags weather warning for lightning strikes across the valley. as you can see in the futurecast , we have moisture hanging around tomorrow morning. the storm system pushing more moisture in here and from there on in, it cleans on out of there. other numbers, 84 for prescott. 82 at the grand canyon. 94 down in tucson. this is your day. 101 on the high. 82 on the low. 105 and 38 would -- 83 would be your normal low for the day. this is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 94 degrees. lots of 90's to go with that. as we look across the country here, storms in minnesota, ne england, and these storm unless the gulf prod

the impact of that system. i want to take you to the northern plains. we have a storm system in the northern rockies bringing in potential of thunderstorms also from the dakota coat taws into minnesota you have damaging winds, large hail and even torontos. by tomorrow the storm system continues on the move bringing in yet more risk for some severe weather across portions of the great lakes. out west a big tostory has been the elevated fire danger. we have red flag warnings across portions of montana and into wyoming because it is so dry and windy and temperatures across portions of the plains. it is going to be another scorcher today in dallas. 102 for your high. 93 in kansas city and in fem miss memphis it will be 97 degrees. >>> the zika virus is spreading in miami and there is no clear way to stop it. there's what florida health officials say. a 15th person has contracted the disease in the united states. the city of miami is starting ariel spraying in addition to ground spraying to kill the effected moscows. this particular type may not be affected by the chemicals

we'll keep tracking the storm system and i'll let you know more. >>> a police dog named amigo suffered heat exhaustion while searching for hikers. he died after showing signs of improvement. 3-year-old amigo had been with the kingman police department for a year. >>> he was shot at least five times and is recovering in the hospital. a man was shot last night shortly after a guy with a gu demanded the keys to his car and the two started fighting. the gunman has not been arrested. he's a black man between 30 and 40 years old. and he took off in a blue car. >>> joseph fatigoni is being charged with shooting a store clerk to death. he's confessed to the crimes. this took place near 16th it's believed he made the clerks empty the cash registers and then took them to the back room. >>> a prayer vigil will be held for those shot by the phoenix serial killer. police believe the serial shooter is connected to seven murders across the valley. there's a $50,000 reward to catch the guy pictured in the sketch. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:30. thief caught at cvs. he steps -- he got away

you can see the storm system wickenburg at this time. the lightning strikes in the buckeye area where the storm system rolled in. you can see it from the south as well. these, of course, are the watches. they have discontinued the watches in the central area, phoenix area and the southern area. they are keeping them up until 11:00 this evening. we will see flood warnings out there until we have an aviation weather warning because of lightning strikes that they have the aviation warning and a flood warning next to phoenix at this time where the storm system is moving in at this time. that is why the flood warning is in that particular place at this time. we're getting a look at the futurecast. we see a few storms rolling in over the next couple of hours. after that, they roll out rapidly. you see 100's on the west side. 100 in chandler. 98 in scottsdale. the of number, 86 in sedona. 84 in prescott. 92 in page. 101 on the high here today. 84 for the morning low. 105 and 85 would be the normal high and low. this is what we're forecasting for

while i mentioned the storm system is starting to weaken, unfortunately, they're going to be tapping into a subtropical moisture fire hose essentially, that's once again taking direct aim at parts of louisiana, moving up throughout the ohio river valley. st. louis, chicago, going to be getting in on possibly an additional 3 to 5 inches of rainfall from this evening, to about wednesday or so. you can see that stalled out front, and it's for us out in the west, it's been all about high pressure. that's what's been keeping us nice and dry. we've been watching those nice summer temperatures. upper 80s, low 90s. tomorrow, we will be watching a quick disturbance riding in on the northwesterly flow. possibly, a couple of isolated storms, not everyone will get in on the action, but you might find a brief little downpour, which might be nice to see. this evening, we'll cool things off to 59. along the eastern plains, a little chill area up in the mountains in the 30s and 40s. the rest of tonight looks pretty good. tomorrow morning, you're already seeing that cloud cover push in across the west

tropical storms out there, as well as hurricanes too, kind of interesting, that part of the world is getting a little more active as well. for us around colorado, we are looking at the storm system positioned over the four corners as well as moisture within that storm. so it could be stormy throughout the next 24-36 hours. as we look ahead at what is happening across the florida keys and cuba, tropical depression 9, i am anticipating it being upgraded to a tropical storm as we go toward tomorrow, it will be lingering across the gulf, intensifying just a bit and you can see the coloring contours in florida. some spots localized rainfall, 6 inches. t much moisture it will be affecting many gulf coast states throughout the entire week, not anticipating landfall until thursday. that is something we will be keeping an eye on and the eastern pacific, hurricane lester out there and tropical storm madeline, that is taking direct aim at the hawaiian islands, the big island, as the end of the week as well. labor day plans on the hawaiian islands might be stormy, those. looks like hurricane lester has some time as it moves off to the west, we will be watching that as well. but, yeah, kind

the system is beginning to progress eastward. there is not much left in terms of warnings.h that's a good thing. we still have some very powerful systems, storm cells that could reduce gusty winds and frequent lightning and torrential rainfall. in a very short amount of time. this is at the inopportune time of rush-hour but at least we no longer have the severe thunderstorm warning. flood advisory remains in effect for ashtabula county coroner cell. is moving east so in chester lynn arriving and abouti six minutes in western lake county. arriving at mentor on the lake at 5:27 p.m. in painesville at 5:40 p.m. looking at the doppler scan. the actual wind. this does appear to be calming down a bit.. there is a rush of wind between 35 and 40 mph and i could certainly produce some localized damage. just be on guard, any one of these could begin to push the wind, gusting higher into the severe category, on guard as you see theseus clusters moving east. it is part of a warm humid area see how scattered they are. we have scattered showers/storms well out to the west and all-around. looking at the lightning. and then starting to come down a little bit

the rain chances going up. i really sh nice big storm in colorado. what's going on in the pinpoint weather, we have a storm system swirling into the south and west and a cold front from the north and west. here it is right there the edge of the clouds with a cool air heading our direction. the storm system developing decent rain and a little bit of snow over the colorado mountains. a lot of the moisture squeezed out of the mountains eating term planes unfortunately. the temperatures were down today but the coolest weather the center of the storm but 87 and cool readings to the north and that's what will fight our way, what we posted todaycommit 80s and the northeast, lyman 90 warmest temperature southeast, the temperatures in the '60s and '70s telluride, 61. sixty-nine downtown, 72 at the airport officially and again, humidity the air over us is really, really drive. low 60s castle rock, a string of 70s from watkins, kingsburg backup towards greeley, and then come up in elevation the temperatures drop off, 42, over some of the green light snow in -- a lot of places to the mountain. the future cast continues to sw

because they've been watching for many days slowly moving westward and computer models are hitting the storm systemression or tropical storm coming out as they move across the bahamas. anyone across the southeastern u.s. the paths that could continue to intensify an impact those days. temperatures across the eastern half of the nation, reaching high temperatures into the 80s and 90s did let's head over to you. nicole: a fisherman philippines as happy as a clam after discovering a massive pearl he stashed away is worth $100 million. 75 pounds. paredes. it was under his bed i say good luck charm until there was a fire in his home and he was forced to move. it gets better. the fishermen a superstitious so he decided to hand the perl over to the tourist office and officials there discovered its value, which led $100 million. the size of the perl, a foot wide and two feet long. nicole: i like looking at it. that's insane. that was under the bed is not right under the mattress. that would be very uncomfortable. coming up, we will hand it over to mornings with her rehab. german gdp growth shows. stocks ar

the warm and sticky conditions will continue through tonight and tomorrow with the next storm system approaching from the west during the period. low pressure to our north will drag a cold front across wisconsin helping to trigger some scattered showers and storms especially during the afternoon and evg still, tuesday will not be a washout by any means. in fact, we can still expect some breaks of sun. once the boundary exits, a refreshing new air mass will take over bringing much cooler and drier conditions back to our area. temperatures wednesday through friday should only reach the low to mid 70s. dew points will be down considerably, as well. sunshine and quiet conditions should repeat for several days as an upper level ridge builds across the upper midwest. a storm system headed for next to be named.meteorologists are monitoring tropical depression eight... to see if it might become tropical storm hermine . the depression formed yesterday and is expected to move toward the east coast by wednesday. today marks the 11th anniversary of hurricane katrina's destruction across new orlea

the mountains. this storm system will be slowly pushing across parts of southeastern colorado by tomorrow. today we've been watching the storms picking up from the southwest. everything switches tomorrow as this system pushes a little bit further to the east. that counterclockwise flow bringing in a bit more of an up slope flow tomorrow afternoon. you can see overnight the showers and thunderstorms still will be rocking and rolling just to the south of i-70. by morning we'll go with mostly cloudy skies here in the metro area. lunchtime, not too bad, but you can see those storms beginning to form across the eastern plains, gaining momentum as they push in to the front range, foothills, and up in the mountains by 5:00, 6:00. it's going to be a little more widespread than what we saw this afternoon. so keep drive home might be a bit slow. 10:00, we're still watching the showers and thunderstorms in eastern colorado but you can see drier air pushing in from parts of the west. if you're heading off from the east coast, parts of florida, we have tropical depression 8 just turning outside the outs

we have the next few days wednesday and thursday in a again, it's because of this swirling storm system and that cuts from the mountains come onto the eastern plains bring the rain chances coming keeping into the afternoon and the storm system soros out there in comes to an end in the skies will actually clear those of the from pueblo, la junta, lamarr. they will deftly be in the mountains, highs tomorrow back into the 60s and 70s, cool day will get a warmer in grand junction. notice what's happening here only in the 70 in the northeast, the '90s are being swept away, and replaced with 80s in southeast colorado. everything is taking a cooldown. seventy-five tomorrow, 77 on thursday. will hold onto their the rain chances of keeping for more on friday. saturday and sunday, cannot remove the 10 percent. most of us, seen anything over the weekend. we certainly be warmer on monday be ready for that. i like what i see on the radar, just wish i could go outside and see what coming. the sheriff on the eastern plains under arrest. the logan county detention center. district attorney's office to

the storm system, while it is weakening, we have the stalled out front and that is going to keep the atmosphere still primed thunderstorms and to see the tropical moisture take aim as them and parts of the ohio river valley. for us, high pressure has been the main thing for the past couple days keeping us relatively dry, that will be the case tomorrow with maybe 1-2 isolated storms in the late afternoon. tonight, we are down to 59, 50s and 60s across eastern colorado. cooler in the mountains, backing down to the 30s and 40s, but again, the rest of this evening looks quiet, 11:00 p.m., mostly clear skies, and that is how kick off your monday loads of sunshine until the afternoon. 1-2 isolated showers will try to form and get to the planes but i thing it will be fairly dry. again, 1-2 isolated cells and then we will be done with that. temperatures tomorrow, warmer than today. low to mid 90s out across eastern colorado with the 70s and 80s mainly in the foothills. about 92 loveland as well as longmont, take a brief break on tuesday, and reintroduce a chance of couple afternoon wednesday

that is the storm we were looking at just a minute ago from the fox 10. as you can see, also, the storm systems holding together good as it comes through the area. give you another look as it is working towards black canyon city and towards surprise. let's get another angle on it. look at superior that area over there with pretty big storm, the globe area, storms holding together real well in that particular area. once again, a look at the downtown area with that storm

systems. the core of them will stay to our north. nonetheless, they'll drop our temperatures. by saturday, a week from today, we'll track another storm system that could, just maybe, bring us showers towards the first full week of september. temperatures cool off, peggy, it stays cloudy in san francisco with temperatures in the mid-60s, low 60s by the end of last week. >> showers, we haven't heard that in a while. thank you, anthony. >> still to come, overcoming challenges to find inspiration. >> we were very proactive about making sure don got to participate in anything and we didn't see any reason he shouldn't. we just had to figure out how. >> a south bay artist shows how obstacles can be overcome. he's part of our bay area proud series. >>> the south bay home that's been standing for 180 years is now a museum. the roberto adobe house has been in san jose's willow glen neighborhood since before the civil war. the bottom floor is made of adobe clay. the museum is staged to recreate the day-to-day life of a native american family in 1886. >>> a san jose artist is sitting a new bar by the challenges he overcomes to make his art in th

try to avoid the area if you can. >>> remnants of tropical storm xawfer that brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the area. the storm system moved into our state from the south an it moved quickly throughout the d before pounding the phoenix metro area today. it was tuesday that got hit hard. so much rain that three cars were trapped by flood waters by the city streets. the cars are swamped. they had to shut down the exit ramps because of the flooding.

the weather today. showers showing up later and yes, we're watching for what could be hermine. this is a very ill-defined storm. this is the center of low pressure for the storm system. you can see it's not much of a system right now. the cluster of storms over here, more storms down to the south of cuba. it's really all over the place. nonetheless, we are taking a look at those current tracks or computer models, and most of them, again, are taking this out into the middle of the gulf if it the strength is down. the probability of it getting any more organized is down, but we will keep an eye on things for you nonetheless. taking a look at closer to home conditions. yes, there is potentially a storm out here in the gulf that could bring more rain to the folks along the northern gulf coast into louisiana. we saw a few showers move through last night. right now, we're left with steamy, sticky conditions. haven. 74 right now in brooksville. 77 for st. petersburg. 78 in tampa. brandon at 77 and 76 degrees currently at mcdill air force base. here's the high resolution rapid refresh model that gives us a good idea of when the storms will form, again, pulling over from the

storm heading to the east at about 40 miles per hour, with it 60 milesr s tential for size hail. in addition to that, the heavy rain. right over milford moving toward eventually in this storm system packing a punch as it heads towards that the -- southeast. flood advisory until 7:30 p.m. for southern worchester county. we could talk fromone-two inches of total rain accumulation as the storm makes its way into massachusetts. 7:00 p.m. tonight notice the cluster of storm cells. it will be right along the south shore here. star t bit in the storms move across the cape and toward the other cape and out to see a p.m. up until that point like we are okay. going into your is fantc.to startoff tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. mostly clear and day two looks much better. cooler temperatures. d ht low temperatures tonight will stil with making a huge difference helping to usher in cooler temperatures. high of 86 in boston. writers 70s in the morning to the afternoon. 2:00 p.m. 81 and gusting occasionally up to 20 hour a lot of events going on for big weekend here days continue. 82 degrees and also dry their and it in the da on the cape and islands. temperatures in the 80s both esday, if you ar

the storm system we've been dealing with for the past several days, slowly making its way into kansas, still, we're capitalizing on some of that wrap around moisture. the storm rotation coming in from the northeast to the south and to th out there as well as a lot oflike too. small hail in some spots, but overall, we haven't had any severe storms. for now, the denver metro area is dry. we can't rule out possibly seeing one or two thunderstorms. overall, the heaviest storms, east of the plains. one or two across the interstate, especially across the southwestern suburbs in douglas county by 7:00, 8:00. about 10:00, 11:00 p.m., and mainly hang to the south of the palmer divide. heading to the upper 70s right now in fort collins. at dia, warmer in northeastern colorado. low 60s in limon, and burlington. 90s in grand junction. we will be watching for warmer temperatures for the next couple days as we head to the weekend. we'll be watching for more storms and of course, a look ahead to labor day weekend. we have a lot of fun events going on. will it be a wash out? jonathan and i will have

the 90s. again, that will spark up those scattered storms throughout the afternoon. greater cleveland 89 degrees. temperatures definitely going to be hot and steamy returning to the 90s. hour by hour: the storm system really starts to spark up slightly earlier today. we are going to start tracking the storms around the 2:00 our. look at this. they linger all the way into your evening. i know many people have plans tonight and want to be outside. th weekend. tonight we will check the storms but we're looking ahead to more of washout conditions for your saturday. >>> right now more than 6001st energy customers are without electricity with the possibility -- 6000 forst -- first electricity with the possibility of a continuing. >> this time it is the western communities dealing with the brunt of the damage from the storms with downed trees and large branches blocking some of the side streets. the storms are leaving a clear path of destruction with large tree snapped into and others toppled to the ground. utility poles were also affected by the strong from the storms. thousands more are left without electricity. we're not sure when it will be restored . >> i think we all feel pretty lucky with these old

the storm system which has been generating the rain events over the last two days is slowly making a progression. to the east. finally let us loose. hopefully at least by the time we get through the day thursday. temperatures right now the mid 60s. few upper 50s to the east. 40s showing up in parts of the 52 here tonight. isolate -td storms fade away. low 80s for highs tomorrow afternoon. north of town. around the city. middle 80s could pop up. cooler numbers showing up along the palmer divide. 76 in castle rock. >> . 7-day forecast. has we dry out. the rain returns quickly by friday. as temperatures warm. to the upper 80s to near 90. >> . brief dry out will be good after this. denver family says their options stink. after skunks over ran their backyard. take look. can you imagine. they made the mistake of trapping one. since now they say no one will help. sounds like a case for problem solvers. >> . >> shawn got problems that stink. >> first thing thot we smell them outside the window. it's a constant thing. >> . sprayed him his house and his dog several times. but because he trappe

in the northeast you could be seen severe storms, so watch out for that. south of the storm systemmiddle 90s. let's head over to you. lauren: we are in the 80s and we should be thankful. thank you. coming up, a major speech on donald trump laid donald trump saying a decision on foreign policy policy and defeating basis. >> we will have to temporarily suspend immigration from some of the most dangerous and volatile regions of the world. [applause] lea: the latest from the campaign trail. tensions remain high after days of unrest there. >> we need people to stand up in a we are not going to take this anymore. we will demand people followed the law and the ways to get people back to work. train to the latest from milwaukee. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ (sfx:starter pistol shot) ♪music ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪one day, you're gonna shine again,♪ ♪you may be knocked down, but not out forever♪ lea: donald trump taking a tear as the gop nominated that his foreign policy plans p

the center of the storm system positioned in kansas so the counterclockwise flow will in this evening. some storms could be slow move and could have heavy and steady rainfall. after midnight, skies start to clear somewhat and those overnight temperatures dip in the mid-50s. here it is 2:00, 3:00. again, the majority of the action coming at us from the northeast. by 5:00, 6:00 p.m., showers firing up on the eastern plains where they have had a bit more sunshine to work with along i- 70, burlington, lieman. i think you have a decent shot city. 11:00, things die down but look what happens. tomorrow, we're wake up to the fog and clouds in eastern colorado, sunshine to the west. by 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, we flip it, reverse it. the west side gets all the storm where we have some sunshine here in eastern colorado, one or two in the metro area at best. the majority of the storms will stay in the mountain and foothills, mid-to-upper 80s for e for thunderstorms out there but sunday into monday, we stay in the 80 and look at all that sunshine as we head towards the start of september.

the storm system dumped more than 20 inches of rain. over 4 days. leaving rivers and creeks severely bloated. >> . several at the at the deaths ar. have been rescued since friday. the head of fema says the existing federal declaration for the state now includes additional perishes. >> . >> . what's left if anything. everything i have is gone. >> . everything. >> . encouraging residents to complete an application. for tkeu sa*sers stance. 2013 flood here. boulder county got about 17 inches. less than this. we saw the damage. it this is double that. >> . yeah. 30 inches rain. >> . the power of water is just amazing. >> . we have thunder storms to contend with in a few communities this week. we have heavy rain in spots. mainly the south of the metro area. most of the metro actually has gotten through this afternoon. and early evening. dry so far. just a couple clouds in the sky. right now. over downtown denver. and the surrounding community. but just to the south. notice the storms. around colorado springs. all the green boxes you see here: on the map.

the area if you can. >>> remnants of tropical storm xawfer that brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the area. the storm system moved into our state from the south an it moved quickly throughout the d before pounding the phoenix metro area today. it was tuesday that got hit hard. so much rain that three cars were trapped by flood waters by the city streets. the cars are swamped. they had to shut down the exit ramps because of the flooding. firefighters say a state official tried to avoid flooding. crews had to break the back window to get her out. we are told she is doing ok tonight. >>> fast-moving winds kicked up a wall of dust that formed in the east valley in the chandler area. this is incredible. this is taken from a southwest airline flight leaving sky harbor airport. a perfect shot of the wall of dust making their way into the valley. these kimball as the dust covered the valley. these pictures from are kari lake. the top picture and the bottom picture showing the dust storm. if we can lose the banner, we can see the dust moving in around noon today in central phoenix looking south as the storm covered

those are excellent you can see the cool air behind the storm systems, now only some seven degrees. and then very oppressive air. that will stick around until the front moves through. the dew points back into albany in new york are 67 degrees and even drier and all of that air is swinging away for the next couple of days. very uncomfortable, very oppressive. that will fuel the storms. the sunshine will come down and the dry air will move in. overnight, you have your air conditioner running, i think you want to keep it going. all of this humidity and the thunderstorms not going to affect what is going on in terms of the drought. boston, 7.5 inches below normal. we are looking at very severe conditions and the rainfall is not going to alleviate. a lot of ground is so drive. that will continue to be the case. very dry air settling back in. temperatures will stay near 70 degrees, not really cooling off. tomorrow though you will definitely feel a change when you step outside. lots of sunshine first thing, temperatures back in the 80's. at the dew points will drop back into the 50's and lo

and the storm system off to the west is our next best chance of rain that comes our way tuesday. across the area enjoy, because southeastern wisconsin remains dry and basically cloud free. during the overnight hours as i say when the wds with the proggie conditions we get a blanket of foggy necessary that will persist. it will be longer tomorrow before we see sun. so your storm team 4cast for tonight expect to see a fog developing after clear to partly cloudy skies. warm and muggy temperatures down to 63. morning fog should burn off to some sunshine in the afternoon. warm and still humid with high temperatures back up to near 82. here comes your storm team four 7-day forecast. look at this incredible stretch of weather wednesday through next weekend. mainly dry conditions. cooler and drier, our temperatures tumbling into the lower 70s by thursday. and humidity to follow suit. looks like it will be a refreshing stretch from midweek to next weekend. >> we got to get through the next few days. >> little muggy. >> thanks, scott. coming up in sports, rod burks shows us how the week wi

heavy rain and strong winds are anticipated that the storm system. going to be bringing in the threat for severe weather across parts of the dakotas. damaging winds and there has been an elevated fire danger of red flag warnings across portions of montana and wyoming. dry conditions would be as well. the center of nation committee he continues to be on your high temperature. head further north. rapid city 95 degrees expected there. over to you. nicole: an american airlines passenger recently had too many drinks on the fly. refused orders to save down when the plane was on the ground. then the pilot came to the rescue. >> now, i don't. >> enough good enough good do you hear me? nicole: the passenger was released on $20,000 bail. he is now banned from flying on commercial airlines. lauren: he's got to go private i guess if he wants to go somewhere. that os x. "the o'reilly factor" of the president called trump unfit to lead the country. >> i think he is one of the worst presidents, maybe the worst that we've ever had in the history of our country. nicol

when we put the futurecast into motion, you can see here. early morning, a new storm system, we're not expecting a lot overnight. during the day tomorrow, once again the moisture is going to be pretty good storms. lots of moisture hanging around the next couple of days as we continue to bring the system in here. we go to 97 degrees on the high today. 95's, upper 90's in that mix as well. when we look across the country, once again down in the southeast, they really get hit hard. more flooding down there with more heavy rain. as we get a look overnight, 80 degrees, more rain in the 91 for tomorrow. you see the temperatures react to that moisture. when the moisture leaves, the temperatures go up for a couple of days but the temperatures are all under the seasonable norm. watch your kids around water. >> that is good news, dave. thank you. >>> bear zoe ma -- bearizona is opening up a new exhibit with a line only behind lions and tigers. the new 11,000 square foot exhibit will feature a water fall. it opens this sunday at 8:00 in the morning. >> a beautiful pool there. >> going

the city's south tide. today's tmj4. >> george: storm team 4 coverage. prepare for a stormy night. >> john malone has been tracking the storm system. >> john: the as it storms are starting to die to the south into northern illinois. we have a couple thunderstorms in the area but they are few and pushing right in our direction but split up and it is now starting to push down into northern illinois. so i will stop the radar for you. a couple isolated thunderstorms danny and rock county. one lightning bolt in walworth about half an hour ago. as we pull out and show you the whole line we have a lot of rain behind it. these showers will push to the south of milwaukee a the north will probably not see much in the way of rainfall. 72 dew point in milwaukee so there is a lot of moisture in the air to generate showers and storms and it could generate showers and storms for the next couple days. 70 degrees. i will tell you how hot it is going to get tomorrow. an opportunity for more storms over the weekend. >>> the green and gold hit the grid iron for the second land radars. >> how are they looking guys? >> george and carole, they look pretty good. won the game 20-12

the storm system curved aroundt the southern tip of the state, turned northeast, and will hitpe the western coast earlyno thursday, then it's expected to track northeast across florida. there's also a tropical storm warning on part of the north carolina coast because ofr another system that's expected to brush against the outert banks, but, norah, that storm is pe northeast by wednesday. >> o'donnell: all right, omar there in clearwater, thank you. and tonight, a hurricane warning is posted for hawaii's big island. madeline, a category-three storm, is expected to pass just south of the island early thursday morning. and today, a bizarre scene in los angeles as police surrounded the home of grammy award-winning singer chris brown after a woman called 911 from outside the house. brown has a history of violence. carter evans reports, before brown let the police in, he whatever you need to do, you can walk right up in here and you'rr going to see nothing, you idiots. >> reporter: chris brown taunted police on social media from inside his home this morning while they surrounded outside. >> have

. >> this is not over >> reporter: the storm system over louisiana is expected to dump more rain for the next 36 hours, making it uncertain exactly when the water will start to recede. >> stick with us for continuing coverage on this story. we'll have the latest on-air and online. >>> to new york city where police are looking for whoever gunned down an imam and his assistant today. prayer just ended in a mosque in queens when a lone gunman shot them in the head. detectives say the gunman is still on the run tonight. >>> a new mexico police officer murdered allegedly by one of two men already on the run for yet another killing. police say they were both wanted in ohio for killing a 62-year-old man there. the suspect flid to a nearby rest area. >> part of the contact, increased at the rest area. and allegedly shot the driver of that car. >> police still managed to arrest one man at that rest area. the other suspect drove off but was later caught. there was a third man in the car who was apparently just a hitchhiker. that 33-year-old officer leaves behind a wife and two small children. >

storm chances later in the mix later in the day. then we have to keep an eye out for this thing. this is going to be the storm system that's going to bring us the best chances for showers on thursday. so we're kind of ramping up the rain chances through the day on wednesday, and they will peak on thursday. hour-by-hour forecast takes us back into the 60s by the midnight hour and clear skies will continue for us. we'll start tomorrow with sunshine, maybe a few of those high, thin clouds will be around. temperatures in the 60s will quickly get into the 70s and then the 60s. now, the clouds -- and the 80s. the clouds will start to thicken as we pass the noon hour. once we get into the mid-80s, where most of us end up tomorrow, we'lar isolated storms popping right at the end of the school day, especially west. as the afternoon turns into evening, we'll see those storm chances moving eastward as well. >>> lake erie, we have the westerly wednesday. we'll have a southwesterly wind tomorrow from 5-10. waves at 2 feet or less. we're not anticipating any to do some fishing, keep in mind, we have showers and storms through the

the storm system doesn't look too severe and here's why. this is a little technical and this shows us the height of the storm and that increases as it goes up. atmosphere, the stronger it would be. if it was around 50 or 60,000 -- but most of the tops are around 30, maybe 35,000 feet. if they were up around 50 to 60,000, i'd be concerned about massive damage. but right now mainly strong outflow winds and that of course could give us some problems in terms of tree damage at times, and brief heavy downpours. that's what i'm watching right now. not a lot of lightning continental, it's happening out there. the northeastern side of town you can see the showers and the northwestern side of town we'll get in on the action in the next hour. cooling down rapidly with showers and thunderstorms and blowing dust developing over the next two hours. it should roll towards the northern part of the valley. after today and tonight, not too much activity. scattered showers, lingering a bit tomorrow and not too much thursday. >>> don't put a lot of stock in pr

the sword was only plastic. >> parts of north carolina bracing for a tropical storm the storm system is yet to be named meteorologist on the east coast are monitoring watching it closely the depression formed yesterday and is expected to move towards the coast by mid week. a tropical storm watches in effect for parts of north the governor is asking coastal residents to talk about the emergency plans and update their supply gets get ahead of time. >> today marks the 11th anniversary of when hurricane katrina made landfall on louisiana. the city of new orleans taking time to remember the devastation caused during landfall august 29, 2005. the category three storm killed more than 1800 people. the displaced more than a million along the single most catastrophic natural disaster in us history. today, the city's mayor and other officials delayed on the memorial. >> greg is out there watching your weather here in colorado. 81 degrees we will only make it into about the mid 80s very warm for the time i 83 in the forecast 81 at the airport. i and upper 70s 83 looks like it will hold on. a decent amount of sunshine. surprisi

the campaign trail. >> a number of major storms overnight. tropical systems are putting a damper on end of summer vacation celebrations. and hawaii bracing for what could be its first direct hit ever. >>> and new this half hour, surveillance video of what could have been a tragic scene. >> a driver backs into a gas tank knocking it over. vehicles burst into flames and in one car two children are trapped inside. we'll show you what happens next. >>> and the new leading man named for season 21 of the bachelor. who is he? consecutive seasons of the bachelorette. we'll reveal his identity on this wednesday, august 31st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we were going to check in with our bachelor analyst. >> he has the exclusive. he'll tell us the details. >> good morning. >> we're going to start -- i guess this might be the most unlikely trip of the presidential campaign. it almost sounds like the setup for a joke. donald trump heading to mexico. >> he said i've accepted the invitation of the president of mexico and look very much forward to meeti

it is all because of the storm system sitting in south central colorado across the san luis valley, whipping up all of this moisture into parts of the metro area, coming in from the northeast to the southwest, aerial flood as voyeurs is in place for parts of weld county until 8:00, heavy dowrs the big story has been the hail, tough to plow through it all in colorado springs, the flash flood warning ends around 7:45 and showererize beginning to-- showers are begining to wind down. this storm is a slow mover, tracking southeastern colorado and we are keeping the rain on repeat for your tuesday afternoon. i thing the storms push out later this evening by 10:00-11:00, mostly cloudy skies and tomorrow morning you might actually find a little bit of fog out there at the bus stop by wednesday but finally a bit of a warm up as we head towards the kauld weekend. kyle-- holiday weekend. >>> american civilian helicopter fleet has a problem with fires, if you paid attention to our 9 wants to know investigation, you know that. when chris vanderveen sought interviews he was told no on-camera interview. ch

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the next storm system. we talked about the tornadoes that touched down. we're not expecting widespread weather. as for tonight, mainly clear been. we'll be in the 60s across much of the region. it's a warm start and will be a warm day for us. the good news is we have a strong southwesterly breeze at 10 to 20 by lunchtime. it's a hot day and a little bit more muggy. and we'll have the breeze to cool us off. and many towns will make a run to 90. 89 in boston and bedford. 91 in lawrence. and manchester up to 90 degrees. and the southwest winds bit. and 76 in nantucket. yes, another beach day. 80 to 87 degrees. and with the winds we get choppy on the boats, especially tomorrow afternoon. in terms of humidity, muggy tomorrow and dew points in the low 60s. we'll really feel it tomorrow night and friday. that's when dew points get close to 70. it will start to get more uncomfortable towards the tail end of the we approaching front. anything tomorrow is going to dissipate as it tracks eastward. friday, the front will move across the region and this is coming down

tonight we'll see clear skies, tomorrow a few drops as this back edge of the storm system passes through. and we head to monday, it'll be across the area, quiet conditions and we'll continue to see the peaceful conditions tomorrow with a stray afternoon. the forecast for tonight, expect to see skies mainly clear to partly cloudy. cooler down to 58, and tomorrow a mix of sun and clouds. a few rain drops, but no big deal with highs near 73. here's the seven day forecast, get ready for a great start to the workweek. lots of sunshine on monday, and back up to 83 on tuesday, when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson ks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible >>> four years have passed since gwen jorgensen was knocked out of medal contention because of a flat tire in the london games. today, she got another chan