we're going from unseasonably warm to unseasonably cold in just a matter of days. next tuesday and it's still chilly out there. for the rest of the night, expect mostly clear skies. not as cold as last night. 50 for the low in philadelphia. 42 in the northern and western suburbs. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, unseasonably warm. no rain. highs in the mid-70s. theç average high is 63. wednesday is warm, too, but about some showers. nothing too severe. thursday we're cold or only in the 50s. halloween night it's going to be pretty chilly. it will probably be around 50 when you're trick or treating. then it gets way colder, highs only in the 40s with wind on saturday. maybe even some snow flurries in the poconos. >>> beware of boo. the big cat on the loose in some local neighborhoods. what's being done to get the exotic feline off the streets? >>> plus this -- >> okay, [ bleep ] keep talking. >> a confrontation with a cursing cop. nbc 10 is asking police brass about this incident between a local officer and some kid that's now circulating on social media. >>> and the h

today -- people enjoyed the unseasonably, warm temperatures across the bay area and it's expected to get even warmer. tracking the coming heat. jacqueline. >>jacqueline bennett as you said it will be much warmer tomorrow. it was pretty warm today but 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. many eighties any fuel low 90s this afternoon. 91 and the lead held 90 in san rose the, 82 in downtown san francisco. 87 in livermore. it will get even warmer tomorrow and on. on tomorrow we still more '90s and some triple digits on friday like in gilroy. we will look at the heat advisory and the numbers near you coming later >>pam moore continuing our team coverage. the october heat and dry conditions. mean the increased risk of fire danger. kron 4's scott rates reports from the oakland hills. where in other big news. the sister of the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u-s. says her brother notified health care workers during his first hospital visit. that he had been visiting liberia. one of the countries hit hardest by the illness. his sister says, thomas duncan went to a dallas emergen

unseasonably warm.at will continue tomorrow, too, thunderstorms move in later in the afternoon and tomorrow night, overnight into early thursday. once it all clears out, the weekend will be setting up with 60 degree temperatures for the high. right now we're looking down at liberty 1 and 2 from the comcast center. we had a period of sunshine but those clouds quickly moved back in. now we're seeing mostly cloudy to overcast skies across the area. 76 right now in philadelphia. the winds are pretty breezy out there, too, right around 15 to 20 miles an hour. but those temperatures are still warm. this is a warm wind direction, 77 degrees in reading. mid-70s in allentown and through much of the lehigh valley. 75 degrees mt. holly. closer to the shore, temperatures low 70s. either way, it is certainly a warmer day today. that will continue tomorrow, too. locally we have the clouds around. no rain with any of these clouds. tonight we'll be staying mostly dry. as we go into tomorrow, all the weather you see off

here's the reason for all the unseasonable snowfall that we experience. we had the remnants of what was tropical cyclone hudhud which made its way inland. you can see how the moisture spread across nepal. would it normally not be happening this time of year. the monsoons have departed. this is left between 200 to 300% above its monthly average for snowfall. so needless to say, they got a lot of snow. upwards of four to five meters on the tops of those very ohio peaks. we have over 100 mountains that are actually over 7200 meters. that's nearly 24,000 feet in the air. so basically, what is happening is the phenomenon, this is important. think of it as a wet sponge being moved against an object that doesn't want to move. like the himalayan mountains and it squeezes out all the available moisture, leaving heavy rainfall in the valleys and very heavy snowfall on the mountain peaks where it is cold enough to snow. that's what took place causing the unseasonably high snowfall totals. we'll switch gears to europe. multiple rounds of rain impacting the united kin

the temperatures expected to be unseasonably warm.ll see a frontal boundary with showers along that. to the south, a lot of sunshine and fall weather for much of the deep south and the midwest with similar conditions. in the southwest, we have hurricane simon off the baja be peninsula. we could see thunderstorms on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures getting back up closer to normal in the northeast on our tuesday. beautiful across the south with temperatures back in the 80s. we start to see heat relief across the west as well. thank goodness. john, back to you. >> thanks, samantha. it was downright cold this morning. >>> 40 minutes after the hour. roman catholic leaders kicking off a landmark meeting. why pope francis is getting leaders from around the world in the unprecedented two-week gathering. that is coming up on "early start." (male announcer) it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours.

that will you will mitt matily put -- ultimately put an end to our unseasonable mild weather. last october, temperatures started out the first a couple of weeks 4 to 5 degrees above normal. it's not as mild as last october, but mild considering the averages. there's the low pushing east. quiet conditions across the lower 48. if you're traveling there's not any weather-related issues out there, other than the fact it could be chilly across the high plains. chicago, 49. omaha 40. temperatures are down in the 20s along the u.s./canadian border. this is the cold shot diving south and east over the next couple of days. cold front off to the west, winds out of the southwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. we get into sunday, winds are still 15 to 25 miles per hour this time they are out of the north northwest not the southwest. that's a much cooler breeze, temperatures will struggle to get into the low to mid 50s. another area of low pressure pulls in from the great lake states that will combine with developing low 0 are off -- offe carolinas. that will bring a miserable pattern into ou

unseasonably cold in central canada. some of this air is going to be coming down into the u.s. starting on sunday we will get a piece of that. next week will be much, much colder. here is the monster hurricane in the atlantic. 145 miles an hour sustained winds. that's a category 4. it is headed right toward bermuda. bermuda gets hit once in a while. it's a small island and a small target. to get a direct hit with a category 4 hurricane, that's really bad news. that should be coming tomorrow. clouds and some sunshine this afternoon. high temperatures into the low 70s. on friday, a beautiful day. lots of sunshine and no rain. no rain over the weekend either. much colder as we go into sunday and all the next week with some rain in the middle of the week. we'll be right back. >>> in the last half hour lawmakers in delaware county gave an update of how they will handle passengers showing symptoms of ebola at philadelphia airport. monique was there. what was your take away? >> reporter: a few moments ago the press conference hosted by delaware county chairperson wrapped up here. look

mostly sunny skies, unseasonably warm, high temperatures in the mid 70s.n still relatively warm tomorrow, but with a few showers, mainly during the midday hours. then we cool down thursday. kind of chilly for halloween but not too brutal. it's going to get brutal over the weekend with cold and wind and rain saturday morning, maybe some snow in the poconos and windchills in the 20s sunday morning. >>> we want to update you on breaking news we are following out of burlington county. crews installing a swimming pool outside a home have made a disturbing discovery. nbc 10's cydney long live at the screen. what have you learned? >> reporter: those contractors have quickly been replaced by police investigators. riverton police together with the prosecutor's office are handling the situation delicately, sifting through the sand here in riverton. you can see we just arrived on scene. investigators with the agencies, take a look, are wearing plastic gloves working in the yard. the home sits right on the delaware river. sky force 10 was also overhead a short time ag

unseasonably cool.week we'll >>> his jaws were probably -- this is probably a 16, 18 foot shark. it was a big one. >> wow. what a bite. that great white shark took out of a kayak. the kayakers lucky to be alive. terrified for their lives. good morning, america, and how they were rescued. what a phenomenal and frightening story. >> i would live the rest of my life on terra firma. and. >>> and coming up, a much furrier story, cute and exotic, reasonably safe for the next couple of weeks. missing one big thing. coming up, how you can help these little guys. >>> but the new details in the strange and windy case of alleged parental kidnapping. started in texas and ended 12 years later in mexico. >> young sabrina allen taken allegedly at age 4 by her mother. her father wants a reunion. bazi kanani has more. >> reporter: good morning. that father is revealing some of the heartbreaking details about the years he missed with his daughter. she was found after what he describes as more than a decade in captivity.

. >> unseasonally warm today. it's been delightful. we get more and more seasonal over the next few days. the naval academy , see the high clouds looking east-southeast. that could post a problem in trying to look at the rocket lifting off about 10 minutes to 7:00, quarter to 7:00 tonight. we'll keep you on top of that. mid top upper 70's else wre. through the evening dropping into theup 60's with high clouds. as we head through the overnight, 54 to 60 degrees. two cold fronts. the first one, a little noticeable, but a huge cold front here friday night and saturday. all the implications minutes away, negotiated. >> thank you. new developments in the fight against ebola. a second dallas nurse who contracted ebola is home from the hospital. emory university hospital in atlanta discharged amber vinson this morning. president obama says health care workers like vinson and those who travel to west africa must be supported. >> america is not defined by fear. that's not who we are. america's defined by possibility, and when we see a problem a

numbers today unseasonably cool from the 60s to the low and mid- 70s. again out of the southwest we'll have that late day breeze. should not be as windy as it was yesterday for the giants game. boy, that wind was blowing out towards right field. it will be mostly cloudy game time. 63 degrees when vogelsong takes the mound. your extended forecast tomorrow an in tweener day. looks like we have high temperatures in the mid-70s inland. next shot of rain on friday night into early saturday morning, possibility of more rain showers beginning of next week. >>> trapped in a car upside- down in a reconvenient for more than 18 hours. no one could find the south bay woman until a smart cop guessed her ipad password and saved her life. kpix 5's andria borba reports. >> reporter: the mystery of where melissa vazquez ended up was solved in four little clicks. by this guy. >> just throwing stuff at the wall and it stuck. >> reporter: 28-year-old melissa hadn't been seen in hours. the onstar in her gm car last pinked her location to camden avenue and highway 17 then do

>>> unseasonably mild. temperatures well in the 60s. even a few 70-degree readings.h the humidity we have a frizz alert. here's a look at the day planner. i'm talking temperatures well in the 70s if not close to 80 in spots this afternoon. breezy, too. there will be a couple of showers but mainly west of the blue ridge. better chances out toward the shenandoah valley and the mountains of. doppler pretty quiet. a lot more activity in ohio, kentucky, tennessee. southwestern virginia seeing some of that. locally we've seen a little bit of that come through the shenandoah valley. other than patchy drizzle well west, it's a quiet morning on doppler. you see a couple of returns west of warrenton and culpeper toward the park. temperatures a lot warmer than yesterday. some 5 to 12 to 13 degrees warmer than this time monday morning with the readings from 65 in easton. that is 70 in washington and frederick. even mid-60s shenandoah valley. a few 50s well to the west in cumberland and it's going to be an unseasonably warm day. we have a yellow alert for tomorrow. showers and st

accuweather is tracking unseasonable cold. >> time is running out for septa. the union put off a decision to strike until tomorrow. >> a campaign is caught on camera. this local sign stealer is a politician's house. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody we're off to a foggy start in spots and the rain is gone. we transition to partly sunny skies. for now, the visibility is low, where you have thick fog encircling philadelphia you might be catching drizzle on your windshield. 6 miles in philadelphia. not too far in northern delaware and the suburbs we have an area that visibility is below a third of a mile and very, very thick. we have seen the shore in and out of lower visibility, but right now four miles in wildwood and atlantic city. that's not too bad. you run into this stuff it's hard to see animals and pedestrians near the roads. 44 in allentown. 43 in wilmington. 52 down the shore. as we head out to catch the school bus or start the car. 45 by 6:00. 43 by 8:00 a lot of you seeing the fog. as w

they say unseasonable amounts of snow and helicopters bringing back injured trekkers to the airport. poor communications are hampering rescue efforts. about 170 tourists were schedule to hike in the area. >> the way, like the way to the -- because i lost the others i was with and i couldn't see anything. >> the deaths come during the peak trekking season in nepanep. the country is home to eight of the world's highest mountain peaks and rescue teams there are now seeing clearer signs as they continue their severity efforts for missing climbers. we have the details for there and elsewherey a world weather report. >> freak snowfall has let up and generally speaking, we're seeing the weather cooperating with the search operations. as you can see from these photos, following an intense bl blizzard brought by the remnants of sigh cone hudhud on wednesday. this during the peak of climbing in the mountains and six months after one of the deadliest in april. there are going to be clear skies for the next 48. a bit of snow showers will be flirting with the higher elevatio elevations. is now to

and adding fuel to the fire threat of course these unseasonably high temperatures. taking a live look outside. that's mount diablo from our east bay hills camera. temperatures there in the 90s for a fifth day. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuomo. drew? >> and once again, we are tracking very warm temperatures. a live look from the emeriville cam, look at the sunshine. but we have cloud cover along the coast. location was key today. clover dale was 106 yesterday, but today they dropped down to 97. relief is coming but look at the coast. half moon bay dropped down to 17 delgs cooler today. so we have a light sea breeze that's kicking in. it is gradually cooling off parts of the bay area. look at our wide range of current temperatures right now. half moon bay at 59 degrees. but that sea breeze not enough to move inland. and san francisco, pretty comfortable compared to days past. temperatures right now at 71 degrees. coming up we'll track more relief on the way with the accuweather seven day forecast. you can track your weather from apple's app store and we ha

again, unseasonably warm. highs into the mid 70s. remember, we were 67 today. so you'll feel that difference. a warm day with some showers on wednesday. we get colder weather. thursday and fred, that's still nothing compared to what we see over the weekend. high temperatures only in the 40s. some rain saturday morning. possibly even some snow showers in the poconos. and windchills in the 20s by sunday morning. >> he did say 20s, right? >> unbelievable. >> yeah. freezing. >>> so charles barkley wishes the sixers never drafted him? >> can you belief that? and he actually gained weight in hopes he wouldn't play in philly. here's a preview of what's ahead on "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. >> i got on the scale and weighed 302. they said number 5 pick, i saidp oh, god, thank god philly's not going to draft me. >> barkley never one to mince words. >> houblt tonight, cowboy's quarterback tony romo injured in tonight's game. and how dischip kelly think nick folls has played this season. we're going to hear nick's assessmented next. . >>> hey, i'm john clark.

so the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you a final day of this -- unseasonable warmth, and thensday we're back to more fall-like numbers, and the numbers stay steady with another chance for rain, another cold front moves in here friday night, into saturday morning, and the shower chances look like but any rain we do get, it's great. >> the more chance, the better. thank you, drew. >> now to shu. raiders? >> more chances they get, the worse they get. raiders and chargers, great rivalry, back to 1960. one of the game's best. today was no different at the black hole but a rookie mistake by quarterback at the republic carr cost the raider. carr's best game as a raider, silver and black up 7-0. game was tied at 14 at the half in the third, carr finds -- escapes his man and gone. 47 yards. first career td, 21-14 raiders. rivers, three td passes, thin one to get as. game tied but oakland retakes the lead in the fourth. carr rolls out, a dart to the end zone. 28-21. two minutes left. down four, undrafted rookie brandon oliver, over the pile. then raiders in field goal range, which would

accuweather is tracking unseasonable cold. >> time is running out for septa.o strike until tomorrow. >> a campaign is caught on camera. this local sign stealer is a politician's house. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody we're off to a foggy start in spots and the rain is gone. we tns

people in tokyo are experiencing unseasonably chilly weather. what's up ahead? >> yes, miki, we had the coolest morning of the season so far in tokyo and northern japan. temperatures dipped below freezing in many parts. we have video to show you. people experienced november like cold weather this morning. some areas saw the temperature of the minus 7 degrees celsius. much of the area had five degrees lower than normal temperatures this time of year. first freeze of the season. we'll experience another cool morning tomorrow. during the daytime hours, temperatures are much higher than today. that's good news. in terms of precipitation, that should be gone tomorrow. sunny weather for many parts of the country. weather for the korean peninsula and most parts of china, air quality remains quite bad over the beijing area once again. the monsoon is causing rain falling heavily especially over thailand. rain stays with you over the weekend. bangkok 32 degrees, 20s hong kong. across europe, the effects of the hurricane affected uk tuesday and northern germany wednesday.

abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with unseasonably warm weather. we are in for a scorcher tomorrow. >> we are talking about smoking on the conditions. as you look at live doppler 7hd all is clear and that's how it started. it warmed up rapidly with the offshore flow. it got up into the low 90s in santa rosa and napa. it was 87 in oakland and livermore and 85 san jose and 82 in san francisco. half moon bay, you were feeling the warmth at 81 degrees. the temperatures, many of them, will be turning to 90s tomorrow. which is why we have a heat advisory. it covers the beaches from noon on thursday until 9:00 p.m. on friday. there is a risk of heat-related illnesses. as you look at the humidity values in the hills, knoxville creek, atlas creek in the teens. the fire danger is up. i will be back with a look at the temperatures. >> thank you very much. with the severity of our drought, every added degree on the thermometer means that much more risk of a devastating wildfire. tonight the firefighters are preparing for what might be a very long, dangerous da

so, unseasonably mild to start out.bit muggy out there especially as we get a little past day break as we have dewpoints in the mid 60's and that indicates humid air. and if we are head to school or work or anywhere else here's what the smartphone says. by 8 o'clock at 72. by noon 77. storm tracker 6 app three on your smartphone will be a handy tool this afternoon because we are looking at periods of heavy rain and some of it could be falling as the kids are getting out of school today and perhaps a little bit more around the time we get out of work. when i come inside we'll have the latest on future tracker 6 showing you how this rain is going to enter the picture and how it departs karen. >> all right, david, this accident on the schuylkill causing problems. we're seeing travel times grow in both directions a 28 minute ride eastbound from the blue route to the vine. you see this accident blocking the left lane. penndot has the arrow board out. this is the schuylkill eastbound as you approach belmont. ahead we've got t

sunny, unseasonably warm tomorrow. highs in the mid-70s.ll pretty warm on wednesday, although showers come in, temperatures may drop in the afternoon a little bit. and then they drop a lot more for thursday and for friday. and even more for saturday and sunday. highs onlyç in the 40s. some showers saturday morning could be some snow flurries or snow showers well north and west. and then wind chills in the 20s by sunday morning. >>> thanks, hurricane. i'm john clark. could the eagles make a trade before the nfl trade deadline? chip kelly responds to reports? >>> and did lesean mccoy want the birds to run the ball more yesterday? we'll hear from him, next. what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to reduce income taxes for the middle class and cut local property taxes. and tom corbett? it's corbett who slashed education by a billion dollars... ...and now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. and it's corbett who's increasing gas taxes by 28 cents

so the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you a final day of this -- unseasonable warmth, and then wednesday we're back to more fall-like numbers, and the numbers stay steady with another chance for rain, another cold front moves in here friday night, into saturday morning, and the shower chances look like but any rain we do get, it's great. >> the more chance, the better. thank you, drew. >> now to shu. raiders? >> more chances they get, the worse they get. raiders and chargers, great rivalry, back to 1960. one of the game's best. today was no different at the black hole but a rookie mistake by quarterback at the republic carr cost the raider. carr's best game as a raider, silver and black up 7-0. game was tied at 14 at the half in the third, carr finds -- escapes his man and gone. 47 yards. first career td, 21-14 raiders. rivers, three td passes, thin one to get as. game tied but oakland retakes the lead in the fourth. carr rolls out, a dart to the end zone. 28-21. two minutes left. down four, undrafted rookie brandon oliver, over the pile. then raiders in field goal range, which

well, they say unseasonably warm weather in the second half of the month hit sales of autumn clothing. foreign tourists helped to ease the pain a bit, though. they spent 1.5 times more money than they did last year. people at convenience stores also reported a poor result for the month. they say sales nationwide fell 1.3%. >>> investors across the globe are taking more risks. they're pretty upbeat about better than expected economic data and earnings reports out of the u.s. markets across the asia pacific region rebounding from last week's losses with a strong performance this monday. tokyo's nikkei recorded the biggest one-day gain since june 2013. it rose today nearly 4%, returning to the key 15,000 level for the first time in a week. buying momentum was supported by reports that japan's government pension investment fund will raise its allocation of domestic stocks to just about 25%. the shanghai composite seeing gains, as well, just over 0.6%, 2,356. it did snap two days of losses. investors were cheered on by speculation that the people's bank of china will inject liquidity into

iain and lucy, we're talking unseasonably cool temperatures for part of the upcoming weeke weekend.igh temperatures struggle to make it out even the low 60s for some details on that in just few moments. but right now it's 69 degrees. we have mostly cloud dough skies. winds have generally been out of the east today so a little more of that ocean effect kind of locking in those clouds. we'll call it cloudy and cool tonight. low temperature in the upper 50's for the city. low 50's for the suburb. for your friday, similar to today. partly sunny, more clouds than sunshine. high temperatures once again in the low 70s. weekend showers in the complete washout but also we're tracking some cool air. 73 that was the high for today. the sun will set this evening at 6:42. but look at the record for today's date. 87 back in 2002. wouldn't that be pretty nice? upper 60s in allentown. we're looking at 69 philadelphia. 67 in dover. 64 atlantic city. so here's that upper level low that still kind of meandering off of the northern new england coast. that's drawing in some of the cloud cover and that's

abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with unseasonably warm weather. we are in for a scorcher tomorrow. >> we are talking about smoking on the conditions. as you look at live doppler 7hd all is clear and that's how it started. it warmed up rapidly with the offshore flow. it got up into the low 90s in santa rosa and napa. it was 87 in oakland and livermore and 85 san jose and 82 in san francisco. half moon bay, you were feeling the warmth at 81 degrees. the temperatures, many of them, will be turning to 90s tomorrow. which is why we have a heat advisory. it covers the beaches from noon on thursday until 9:00 p.m. on friday. there is a risk of heat-related illnesses. as you look at the humidity values in the hills, knoxville creek, atlas creek in the teens. the fire danger is up. i will be back with a look at the temperatures. >> thank you very much. with the severity of our drought, every added degree on the thermometer means that much more risk of a devastating wildfire. tonight the firefighters are preparing for what might be a very long, dangerous da

unseasonably cool weather. best chance of a couple of little showers comes tomorrow afternoon. a little secondary front that goes through and reinforce of the cooler air. not a huge amount of rain. certainly by recent standards. enough to be irritating. we have a very moderate temperature increase. earlier up 4-7 degrees. up to nine degrees out to the west of us. on and off of the 47 that was a record low temperature on saturday. 55 at the lakefront. normal high as 66. your getting a little bit closer to that territory. still below normal. the wind gusted a pretty good clip 25-20 mi. per hour in some areas. west of 13 sustained at o'hare. the water temperature is down to 62 degrees. hi mold spores today. they sued temperatures around the ar. those are the coolest readings. they're the warmer readings. forecast is for this pool of air to lift up north a little bit. never really get into the warm air. a big north-selfs temperature differential sometimes you get low pressures to run along boundaries. >> lake michigan up to 21 in.. that is nearly 2 ft. higher than it was one year a

. >> accuweather is tracking another unseasonably warm day with heavy rain moving in this afternoon.ping this morning, bullets fly on a philadelphia street striking two people, plus homes and several parked cars. >> the stage is set for a graphic abortion protest that takes place near the liberty bell. >> let's go back to this crazy weather we're experiencing. david and karen, summer has arrived. >> yeah, no kidding and this afternoon it's going to feel like one of those stormy summer afternoons.

front moving through and that changes everything for tuesday and for wednesday with the surge of unseasonably warm temperatures. it will be mainly clear tonight but cool, low temperature of 45. during day saturday, sunny, great fall day, high temperature of 68. best day to be outside, wind gusting to around 20. on the exclusive seven day forecast, sunday 66. but some gusty winds. the monday very pleasant, tuesday temperatures will rise into the mid 70es a, wednesday in the 70's as well but right now it looks like around 72 but may end up being warmer depending on how fast that cloud cover moves n for your thursday a high of 65. friday tricky, a front will move through and hoping it moves off shore that will leave with us a dry friday with high temperatures around 60 for our trick or treaters. >> wow. >> yes. >> and if you love the weather, you could be an eyewitness weather watcher for halloween or forever. we want to you join our team at cbs philly.com/watchers to find out more if you have a weather station, thermometer, if you want to join us we want you. >> we did. >> kathy thanks. >> you

officials say unseasonably cool weather over the summer drove down demand for air conditioners. but they do expect demand to pick up for smartphones, ultrahigh definition 4k tvs and also fall clothing. they say the job market remains strong in the hotel and restaurant sectors. officials expect the recovery trends to continue but they warn there's uncertainty due to the economic situation in europe, and other overseas countries. >>> officials at leading japanese chemical company asahi kasai are looking to strengthen their medical business. they've announced the acquisition of an american firm that makes equipment used in respiratory care. asahi kasai will purchase all the assets of impact instrumentation. the company is based in new jersey. the purchase price not made public yet. impact makes emergency ventilators and other equipment used in ambulances as well as helicopters. now other big japanese manufacturers have been making moves to strengthen their medical businesses, as well. they include mitsubishi chemical holdings and sumitomo chemical. >>> well, people across the world

let's start off in levittown where josh says it is 63 degrees, beautiful and unseasonable fall night and temperatures continue to tumble, though, we move towards reading. temperatures only in the 50's. 59 degrees. dave says the winds are light there as well. 57 degrees as we go down to the first state in newark, delaware, john says 57 degrees with a relative humidity of 88 percent. if you would like to be a cbs3 eyewitness weather watcher, you can sign up very easily. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers to sign up and find out more about the program. >>> outside we're looking at temperatures still in the 60's in philadelphia. this is a view from our skycam3 in center city. on storm scan3 we had some clouds moving through but they're high clouds and we'll see these thicken during the day tomorrow. the rain will not be that far behind but it will take until the afternoon. right now in philadelphia, 66, the poconos 62, 65 in millville and 68 in dover. tomorrow the temperatures will warm before this front moves on through. that means temperatures well into the 60's with a little bit of a breeze

it seems to be unseasonably cold in northwestern russia. let's hear more from our meteorologist sayaka mori. sayaka? >> yes, miki, people in moscow are experiencing a taste of winter. they are bundling up in heavy coats. let's take a look at this video from the city. heavy snow blanketed moscow sunday as low pressure system moved through the capital city. cold air associated with the system led to the snowfall. but it also caused problems on the roadways as the snow melted and then froze on the highways, creating difficulties for drivers. several thousand workers were brought in to deal with the weather's impacts for travelers. and more snow will come in wednesday and temperatures will drop down even farther day by day as we go into thursday at least. take a look at this forecast. your high is going to be 4 degrees on tuesday, and then negative 4 the average this time of year is 8 degrees. similarly cold in st. petersburg so bundle up. now we have another big system coming in from the west. this is actually the remnants of hurricane gonzalo

down the shore, that's the cool spot and 13 looks like you'll get up to about 72 degrees so unseasonablyarm today. later tonight assuming the clouds clear out enough for us we are going to be looking at a rocket that's going to be delivering cargo to the international space station taking off from wallops island virginia this is after 6:22 this evening. you can look to the south. they were supposed to launch this last night but there was a boat in the secure zone and they had to cancel it because of that. so, hopefully we'll have enough of view through the clouds to be able to see that early this evening. tomorrow we have an area of low pressure and a cold front still coming at us from the west so it's still going to be mild ahead of that front. there could be a couple can of little sprinkles or showers through the day but it doesn't look like a whole lot and then in the evening maybe another light sprinkle or shower pong through by tomorrow evening it is do. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, today very warm, 75 degrees. hoe high to mid level clouds mixing with sun. then tomorro

get ready for an unseasonably warm up. >>> good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson>> i'm vai sikahema. let's get to bill henley on the forecast we're all looking forward to. >> getting closer to sunrise. we'll see a lot of that sunshine today. what we're not seeing this morning is widespread cold temperatures like we had yesterday. this is a live view from the comcast center. there's some high clouds moving through the area. just enough to keep the temperatures a bit warmer this morning. now, 52 degrees at philadelphia international. trenton is 45. 48 in wilmington and 55 degrees in millville. so, at the bus stop this morning, yeah, some high clouds but otherwise sunshine. 50 degrees in the city, 44 in the suburbs. a cool start and then sunshine will warm us into the middle 60s by lunchtime and the temperatures will still be climbing. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back in less than ten minutes. first alert traffic reporter jill mealymealy. >> let's start you off with an accident i have been following in north coventry at route 422. on

abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with unseasonably warm weather. we are in for a scorcher tomorrow. >> we are talking about smoking on the conditions. as you look at live doppler 7hd all is clear and that's how it started. it warmed up rapidly with the offshore flow. it got up into the low 90s in santa rosa and napa. it was 87 in oakland and livermore and 85 san jose and 82 in san francisco. half moon bay, you were feeling the warmth at 81 degrees. the temperatures, many of them, will be turning to 90s tomorrow. which is why we have a heat advisory. it covers the beaches from noon on thursday until 9:00 p.m. on friday. there is a risk of heat-related illnesses. as you look at the humidity values in the hills, knoxville creek, atlas creek in the teens. the fire danger is up. i will be back with a look at the temperatures. >> thank you very much. of our severity of our drought, every added degree on the thermometer means that much more risk of a devastating wildfire. tonight the firefighters are preparing for what might be a very long, dangerous day

it is not unseasonably so. it is 60 of chicago. >> warming out in the plains. a sign of things to come. we will fly north. you can see the real chill starting to take shape. >> including single digits in northern canada. here in chicago lyric 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. a up by almost double digits across the area. in other words ear at the same point right now. we reached the high we saw yesterday. three-four hours of warning yet to go. >> the humidity 60%. sharon and water temperature down to 58. not a lot of wind. there were some small hail and northern indiana. very little rainfall. you see the wind gusted gary and glenview. >> beautiful fall colors, all of our whether cameras in the wake of those storms. that is the national weather service down there and romeoville from louis university campus. problem is is qantas and wind down the lake. particularly northern indiana. >> this after a man patchy mid-level clouds. still a good deal of sunshine and drier air. tonight partly cloudy breezy and cool. if you like the fact rainshowers. >> mixed sunshine

unseasonably warm air south. we will get a storm track to set up between the two. in conceding some parts of oklahoma and texas now. it is getting cooler up to the north. but as a sign that all of us coming down. all weather on earth is driven by temperature differences. >> 69 at midway. the month of october is running about 12 degrees colder than it was last year. yesterday was the first day and five above normal. it is kind of nice to have a little reprieve from the chill which is dominating the month so far. 63 at midway airport. having 15 mi. per hour at our hair. humidity is 32%. >> lead and ragweed on the low side. there is our 100 percent sunny sky. that may show you what is gog on out west of us. remnants of hurricane simon. producing big grin fall in the southwest. some more moisture coming from the gulf and and from the pacific by way of the northern track. here's our storm that went through here on thursday of last week. this is finally moving out of here. it has been hung up in a blocking patterns. this low pressure develops and the plans. it will come

. >> accuweather is tracking another unseasonably warm day with heavy rain moving in this afternoon.developing this morning, bullets fly on a philadelphia street striking two people, plus homes and several parked cars. >> the stage is set for a graphic abortion protest that takes place near the liberty bell. >> let's go back to this crazy weather we're experiencing. david and karen, summer has arrived. >> yeah, no kidding and this afternoon it's going to feel like one of those stormy summer afternoons. we have a little bit of rain creeping in from the delaware bay into cumberland county perhaps heading up into gloucester county over the next half hour. that's nothing. this stuff over to the west by baltimore is all tracking up towards lancaster for now so the morning commute does look dry but the wider view on satellite and radar shows you that there is a big line of rain out to the west that's slowly creeping toward the east and i would like for some showers to start to pop up from the south and then eventually in from the west as we go into the late morning hours in through the aft

light winds, sunday missing with clouds, a very unseasonably mild afternoon and on the big board we'vell green aircraft at this early hour although in orlando reporting a bit of early fog. check with your airline to make sure your flight to florida is on time this morning. tam. >> to health check a small study shows physically active people especially runners have a higher risk of dental erosion. researchers say when you work out you sweat and you tend to breathe out of your mouth. both can dehydrate you and dry upsal life have a. saliva keeps your mouth clean and prevents bacterial buildup. researchers suggest drink plenty of water and after you work out clue a piece of sugar free gum or eat sugar free candy. >>> penn state researchers found simple sugar water or ago gaffe say nectar helped young children with coughing and congestion. they even slept better as well compared to children who received no treatment. researchers say the sweet solution has no side effects unlike over-the-counter drugs. the fda recommends not giving cough medicines to children under two and in fact many pedi

. >> accuweather is tracking another unseasonably warm day with heavy rain moving in this afternoon.dave murphy and karen rogers for more in weather and traffic. good morning. >> well, it's muggy and mild out here on the terrace right now, guys. take look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. there's a little bit of cloud cover around. radar showing you a sprinkle pong through parts of

will be unseasonably warm up on monday. which is pretty nice.ee the clouds that have parted during the morning hours. they start clotted tomorrow morning. >> clear tomorrow night and sunday and again on sunday. slight chance of a thunderstorm perhaps sunday night. to open up the gulf and bring in more numerous thunderstorms monday night and early tuesday. then it goes sunny mid-week. cool cloudy and windy. halloween day next week. strong northerly wind could mean the trick or treaters will all be bundled up. have a great weekend. this will be the warmest weekend of october. the warmest and one weekend of october. the warmest and one month around here. in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. look at this. which one's your favorite? um, this one. yeah, that's pretty. come on, let's go. would you like to sample our new fragrance? sure. it's called "tango." we're offering

because drug conditions not to mention it is normally warmer at this time of any ways but now unseasonably warm for the next six or seven days we know crews will be out here at any moment to couldn't continue clearing out just as there is a fire there will not be a lot of fuel obviously it oakland hills note stranger and devastating fires. according to call fire and they did not do anything out of the ordinary the big fire season with a dip is the get the full staff ready to go just in case there are fires of course we've been coming here for weeks scattered all over the state with more than two dozen fires king fired devastating 90,000 a. burned hopefully will not happen in the bay area will things that are green the quickly turning yellow and there's a sign there i think you're right maybe the wind that signs of moderate no way should be moderate at one be surprise somebody comes speculator and changes it to high or maybe even very high fire danger today. nonsen >> : first case of a bowl in the u.s. drawing shows in north texas. the unidentified patient recently traveled to texas to libe

and 70onfirmed dead others are still missing in nepal after an unseasonable blizzard and avalanche. search teams and army avalanche searchingters are along the popular trail. this time of year is trekking season because it's usually clear and cool. they're bracing for hurricane as a major category four storm. tropical storm damaging homes and knocking down trees and power lines. the center will be near bermuda and evening.oon chief meteorologist doug hill is keeping his eye on that hurricane. >> where is it right now? >> several hundred miles due south of bermuda. we just saw a live webcam from the northwest corner of bermuda at a marina and it's partially sunny and breezy but they are rushing to complete all of their safety matters because they are under a hurricane warning and for good reason. let's jump right in. the systemt eye on and it's moving to the north right now, a high-end category four with sustained winds at 145 --es per hour south west of southeastern cape hatteras. theill come very close and i will be very close to the island. it will be in a bad situation. it's been

brace yourself for the unseasonably high temperatures. continuing the team covered on the heat meaning that the risk of fire is going up. >>: reporter: whenever we get these high conditions with very low humidity people here in the oakland hills start getting concerned especially after what happened at the firestone in 1991. now the oakland fire department is doing everything they can to prevent something like that from happening again. they're all over signs warning people of the extreme fire damage. as a times rise in the midi drops the residents and prone fire oakland hills start to worry. >>: reporter:, tram crews are working to remove drybrush from the hillside estate oakland fire department has this message from the homeless. " we don't want people at the peak of the day if you want to do yard work to do it early before ton in the morning " with a forecast extremely dry over the next couple of days combine with the drought and raises the question if they should be worried or not? i don't think any be wary but people need to b