winds out of the west/southwest at 13 miles per hour. that's where they will stay throughout the afternoon. they will range from ten to 15 miles per hour. we'll call it breezy, not windy. 44 that's the present air temperatures in allentown. same number in reading, 40 in lancaster, 46 for philadelphia. millville you were down to 26 degrees this morning now you're up to 47 there are the breezes out of the west/southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. they are not out of the north this time around. they will shift in a southerly direction that will help to warm things up as we move along in the seven-day forecast. future tracker 6 showing the winds, ten to 15 miles per hour when we start the clock at 1:00 p.m., dolphins game we'll call it breezy at the linc. not windy. satellite and radar showing a little bit of a cloud deck trying to form over the delaware valley. when i was outside it was a thin deck of cirrus, the sun shines through that. for the most part you'll see sunny conditions today. the lonestar state dallas getting clobbered, we hav

if you have it is switching west southwest bringing a slightly warmer air and that will be the general trend, a few more clouds out there as well at the same time a new see snow showers on that radar, satellite, that is a warm front coming into the tristate region but it doesn't look like a lot of moisture and to work with so if you see snowflakes it will be near the poconos, a cute for the catskills but more in upstate new york and lake effect snow will come through the northeast, high pressured keeping out whether without much happening, we don't expect much to happen for the next several days, more sun, high temperature 48 this afternoon and as we get through the next seven days 52 tomorrow and 61 on thanksgiving. let's bring in ines, she can't help herself really, an automatic reaction. ines: starting with problems 21 northbound, that is blocked, tractor-trailer flipped over and the debris still, hoboken closures on the southwest side, same as yesterday, if you're traveling into hoboken try to stick to the north side of town. the rest of your commute doing okay, you are fine and th

but the wind is back as well as that sunshine out of the west-southwest. about 15 to 20 miles per hour at this point. almost as if the thermometer was stuck for the last couple of day. the temps went up a touch and down a touch. now we're five to 7 degrees above where we were 24 hours ago. we'll take it. you can see the clouds are not far off. as you move through the day they will filter through. we will not be cloudless as this day goes on. the storm system that packed a bunch all way to north of us at least a brunt of us underneath this banner here. everything still pinwheeling around it. here well most of us stay dry there's a slight chance of a pop stray shower today. doesn't stick around long. and it won't amount to much but there's a chance for that. then look what happened in the overnight hours a chance of some snow showers and some snow flurries as you get into the worcester hills. as we get into the overnight hour temperature drop enough there may be snowflakes to fly. we're not talking about anything accumulating. 20% of showers. the big headlin

west, southwest. we do have a few more clouds out there today. off to a cold start. the west, southwest wind working its way five. keeping our temperatures of faith it. no real precipitation coming to us until we get to the weekend. maybe a few snowflakes are from the poconos. tomorrow we make it up to 52. another brain chance comes through on saturday. let's bring in ines. ines: route three. an overturned tractor-trailer. causing issues with the commute. let's go to skyfoxhd. twenty-one northbound that is blocked here. twenty-one is wide open. it is a offramp trying to get onto route three. you just do not have that. he flipped over here at age of brief spell. take some time to upright them through the air. it will take a little while. delays if you are traveling in that area. let's go back to our maps. closures in hoboken. that is shut down because of the water main break. cleans, northbound, watch out for a crash. let's go to our cameras and take no problems was found. no service with the f train. bennett j. ben: thank you. russia says one of its fighter jets has

a wind out of the west-southwest as 8 miles now. temperatures dropping off tonight as well as the wind dropping off. here is our forecast for the morning. the windchill index from morning not nearly as cold as it was this morning or last couple morning. here is the way the windchill index or how it feels at 6:00 a.m. most of the readings into s. so it will be colder because of the breeze but it will not be but it does mean you need to tomorrow morning. things up a little bit. by 10:00, -- by 8:00, we start to warm things up a little bit. . most cloudy skies tonight. 36-42 degrees for the overnight low p tomorrow, so morning clouds. they give way to sunshine in the afternoon and look at this -- a few places could flirt with a 60 degree mark tomorrow. here is that cloud cover. floating around out there. and early in the morning and maybe a just a little bit of it. as the afternoon goes on, it will go to sunshine. kind of the opposite of what we had today. today we had sunshine in the morning. tomorrow, we have clouds in the morning an

we have wind gusts in boston of 28 miles per hour, winds from the west southwest in all locations. everyone is experiencing 20 to 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts. on cape cod in the islands, you have a wind advisory from now all the way to 7:00 am saturday. winds can gust up to 45 miles per hour. at least we have that going for us. it is 58 in boston, 60 for providence. wooster is down to 51 and wooster county, you are starting to see sprinkles. we have a little bit day time heat fueling pop up clouds out there. there is a little bit of a system moving in that could bring some folks some snow into the weekend. i will have more details on that later. for now here is the day planner, temperatures close to 60 for the rest of the day with a few clouds. your weekend forecast is coming up in just a bit. >> thank you. >>> they held up traffic right in the middle of rush hour on 93. now we know those protesters in milton will go to trial. the group is facing additional charges including obstructing an ambulance during the january test for black lives matter. they're now slated to go on trial c

the wind is out of the west-southwest at 18 miles per hour already. to the west, temperatures drop s and 40' s. that will settle in for the s clearing out our skies. more sunshine in eastern west of worcester. temperatures the mid-50' s by lunchtime. the winds are sustained 15-20 miles per hour but will gust over 30 miles per hour this afternoon. mid and upper 50' s today but it will feel colder with the wind. hour winds will shift around to the west but overnight, colder air will be brought in through the berkshires and northern new england and there will be some snow showers and flurries overnight and cold air for the weekend. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it will feel in the 20' s and 30' s and the wind chill on saturday will stay in the 30' s all day long. high temperatures will be mid 40' s on average saturday with sun and clouds and less wind and sunshine on sunday. let' s get you back out to the roads. olessa: this is a live look at the expressway with the north side moving. south of town, still watching a 95 is building via him approaching 128

west southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm. sunday sunny, with a high near 57. south southwest wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. sunday night clear, with a low around 35. south wind 8 to 10 mph. >>> coming up. disturbing photo in an nfl star's domestic violence. and whether his team should drop him. >> and later he's virtually the least important actor in the new james bond movie but one of the most important roles. inserted himself into bond movies for more than 50 years. morning saturday." do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to`make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> when they soft hands, what does that mean? >> soft hands, means you have to there. they learned how to catch footballs from catching bricks. no. you have to be able to cradle the ball. and the receivers that really

the west southwest wind. that's key. that means we have turned the corner to warmer weather on the way. which we'll talk about. 60 degrees on thanksgiving. it's weather then heather every seven minutes. how's it going out there? >>> we still have some transition issues and it's the subways the 4 and 6 trains dealing with issues and as a result you do have service maps i can tell you between 86th street and 149th street all because of the mechanical problems, new jersey. 21 going northbound the ramp to route 3 is closed down. this is because of an aver turned -- overturned tractor- trailer and then over here on nesconset highway through smithtown between route 111 and mount pleasant road. that's another accident. lanes are closed down in that spot. avoid the area of the south end of hoboken at the jersey city border. and this is all because of that ongoing water main break. they have been suspended in hoboken south of first street and west of washington street but alternate side of the street parking rules in effect in th

warmer as we head towards the middle of the workweek. 39 in philadelphia, and winds out of the west-southwestt 8 miles per hour as opposed to the 20s and 30s we were seeing yesterday. seven degrees colder compared to this time yesterday and that's putting us in the 30s, just above freezing in mt. pocono. 39 this morning in philadelphia. south and east temperatures mainly in the 30s as well, and we do have 28 degrees in millville. 34 in dover delaware. lots of blue on the map, a cold start to the day but a sunny start as well. a live look from the ventura kwaeuram camera. we are going to see calm conditions today, temperatures in the upper 50s and then as we see the breeze picking up it may feel chillier than that, but not as cold as yesterday. as we start our monday, we will start out cold, chilly, and then in the afternoon temperatures in the 60s. a nice day on monday with high pressure still in control and tuesday we start to see the changes with more clouds come into the forecast, and then eventually by thursday seeing some showers as well. if you are going to the eagles game today, a nice

you can see the wind basically out of the northwest and more out of the west, southwest as we get into tomorrow. and here are some the wind speeds tomorrow down to 16-20 miles per hour for top wind gusts versus what we will see today which will be about 30, to 35. the peek wind gusts, consistent with 30 miles per hour. sun and clouds, the lower 40s, and mid-to upper 40s in the city of boston. cool and windy overall. not quite as windy, upper 20s to lower to middle 30s, in a lost suburbs, partly to mostly sunny skies, a bit breezy with the wind not as strong, milder, 48-54 with the rains taking in down on tuesday despite a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the mid-40s to 50s, and chance for rain not until late thursday and friday. >>> more coming up on the breaking news story out of paris france. live look at paris where you see investigators still on the scene blocking off roads there. the french president calling these attacks an act of terror by the islamic state. at least 127 people are dead the islamic state group taking credit for these attacks in an online statement moments ago. >

winds west southwest at nine.right now one degree warmer than we were at this time yesterday but we've already reached 79. the temperature down a bit to merely the mid-70s across much of the area. this is amazing for this time of the year, 73 in glass borough, 72 millville. a sea breeze at the shore. and it is just spectacular day. no cloud cover across our region. but we don't have to go too far to see some of this moisture. now yesterday it was south of norfolk. it is creeping up to the north. and it will be affecting the area. we expect cloudy skies when you get up in the morning. watch what happens.8í futurecast, through evening hours, temperatures drop to the 50s. some of the cloud cover comes up in the south, maybe sprinkles as well, drizzle. but you see a lot of places should be cloudy, not only in the morning, for much of the day. but still computer model taking us into the 70s. so we've got a warm air mass on top of us. even with cloud cover we can get to 70 degrees. i think we may not quite get this warm

in newark, 53 in bridgeport, 56 in montauk, pretty mild because winds still coming from the west southwest's, generally a warm wind but winds picked up a good amount, wind speeds coming through, some places as late as 6 miles an hour in poughkeepsie but 21 miles an hour in newark, we will see wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour around the tristate sold 00 windy day coming at us, not just breezy but the sky cleared out for the most part, a few clouds from time to time, showers to the northwest but looks like they should stay in upstate new york and that popped into the tristate region but we keep an eye on things in case something wents to sneak over the ridge and come this way. that won't be a problem with this area of low pressure 13 d but not enough moisture to swing down our way in terms of capabilities. you will see some upstate but clouds from time to time but it will be windy out side as well as tomorrow and winds also tomorrow coming from the northwest at a pretty good clip. high temperatures will be down even more so, today not too bad, we top out at 57, 55 for a high tomorrow but sta

winds out of the west/southwest at sunrise, but the wind will become the story today.s we look at satellite there's the cloud cover out there, high and thin enough we'll see holes poked in it. we'll start out with more sun in southern new jersey and delaware.58 is the high today. we'll have strong blustery winds gusting as high as 30 at times. 54 in allentown, 56 in trenton. pretty even numbers, down the shore below the 60-degree mark. if you have plans to head out on the town. not too bad of an evening, we will not have any precipitation. you'll want to bundle up, after we get past 7:00 we'll dip in the 40s, a chilly evening, windy and dry, 46 degrees by 11:00, 44 so bundle up. we'll get a high of 52 degrees, gusts up to 25 miles per hour. they mayese back later in the day. sunday is a tranquil day which brings us to the eagles call, eagles against miami, we hope they can beat the dolphins they don't look all that good. terms in the game mid to up upper 50s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 58 is the high, blustery wind. tomorrow, blustery and 52. sunday,

west southwest wind 6 to 9 mph. w reported coast to coast. >> and later why a lot of retailers are dumping the idea of black friday super sale. stay with us. morning saturday." >>> coming up, fuelling terror. a recent bombing campaign against isis is having a big effect on isis funding. we'll take a look at the money machine to buying terrorists with endless cash. >> and these drivers have been stuck in traffic for days. that is days. morning saturday." >> we have over 30 million students using khan academy that we can send them information. >> some of that idea, students in different grades teaching in one classroom together. but you talk about the yearlong school. why did you want that to be part of the curriculum. >> montessori, a lot of ways we are exactly montessori. and if they were around in 2015 we would hope they would using some of the same ideas and tools. the question is yearlong. the question is why not yearlong? farming stopped long ago. and that's why some of these gaps existed. and the gap between u.

we are just seeing a little breeze at 9 miles an hour out of the west southwest.5 degrees. some places will get warmer. nice mild have afternoon with the light wind and tonight we are down to the 40's in the city. a few 30's in the suburbs with mostly clear skies. talking about the the next chance of rain in the seven day forecast, and right now time to take a look at traffic. i know we have had a problem in new jersey a around route 42, right bob. >> good news, that has cleared up and that is opened but we had problems on septa this morning. they told me they were resolved. somebody tripped over extension cord and we are backup to 15 minute delays on the the airport, wilmington and median elwyn regional rail lines right out of the gate for our monday morning. here's a live look at the freeway ramp from 42 to 295 back opened. we are seeing beginning of the rush hour but ramp is open. somebody had a bright idea to put the wide load in the motion here, wide load, sitting on i-95 for about an hour and a half and they have just started to roll south on i-95 during the

the wind is active at of the west southwest. sustained at 20 miles per hour. when the gust locally, gusting to 30 in orange. wind gusting over 20 miles per hour elsewhere. that will continue tonight and through tomorrow. a wind advisory on the cape and islands. likely we will see gust to about 35 miles per hour. brightest skies over southeastern massachusetts. around leominster, stretching up towards nashua, cannot rule out a couple of these over the worcester hills. gusty wind continuing and temperatures might inch up another degree or two. the wind is going to feel colder. the wind stays up into the overnight hours through midnight. we are talking about sustained winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. that will make it feel cold tonight. down near 40 in boston. already' s north and west of town. berkshire, the wind shift line drops in and a couple of rain cold enough for a couple of snow showers. skies clear out by morning. some snow showers may accumulate and we could see one to three inches across the adirondack. a taste of the wintry season. you will feel the cha

with the wind direction out of the west southwest, off of the water, which means the wind is unimpeded. still a wind advisory . there could still be some gusts. after that it is still going to be windy. the wind will shift out of the northwest and it will break a little bit of it up. that should be enough to continue. it will be warm because it will be colder. . rainbow. i do want you to see a couple of nice sprinkles down there. a couple just moving through. possibly not reaching the ground in both places for her have been a few light showers. -- more around the you see that chunk of cool air. you will that difference tomorrow. in boston right now, 52. steady winds if you' re heading out this evening. that and just the colder air' s -- cold air moving in by tomorrow morning. there will be cold air moving in. it is only around 40, with the wind blowing it will feel chillier than that. gusts will be higher than that tomorrow. tomorrow. that is why tomorrow' noticeably colder than today. we do get a bit of a moderation. tomorrow it is going to feel like 26 around 8 a.m.. of the like 29 d

there are a couple, one to the west southwest of boston and one is close to medford at this time. we also have a few showers that are fairly robust around carver following showers off to the west, this is the front that will come to later tonight. there could be one final band of showers little before midnight and then the air will dry out and the skies will clear. tomorrow temperatures will be well into the 40' s and cold will not be the problem, but eventually the wind will. we' ll talk at that and the weekend in a few minutes. phil: a crucial section of the doomed cargo ship el faro has been found. jc: it could lead investigators to the most important piece of evidence. more now from ed harding. ed: that is what they are hoping, directly to the data recorder, what they have found is the bridge deck, which could go a long way to unlock the mystery of the shipwreck. information in the box could explain why the 790 foot cargo ship lost power just before drifting last month. all 33 people on board were of those people had ties to massachusetts. jc: right now, a malden man is on tria

and the west-southwest wind will be breezy and building clouds on friday and a mild wind direction to about 60 or just shy of that on friday afternoon and one more piece of energy, too, and through friday night and here in new england, not far from southern new england, the mountains we may pick up a few inches of snow by saturday and great news for ski country. nowhere green mountains, like a jay peak northern co-op kind of county and with a few inches. meantime, we have hurricane kate. yeah, category one storm and this is bermuda. kate sped up and the motion is from the east-northeast and moving 45 miles an hour and zipping along here. the maximum win, 75 miles per hour storm and the issues. totally separate storm for us and kate will continue to move off into the east-northeast and the 30s into the suburbs and logan airport, highs tomorrow, pretty normal in the 50s for scattered showers tomorrow, and into the evening. friday, not as cool and near 60. and looking dry and breezy on saturday. mostly sunny and another woman should be up around 50s into tuesday. >> and go of me a favor?

ww will have a west, southwest wind from 5 to ten miles per hour. we are picking up futuretrack early sunday morning at around seven o'clock. we will have a mostly sunny sky throughout the day. this is set into motion, but there won't be much change. lots of sunshine expected. but as high pressure moves off to the east, our wind will be out of the south, and it will be breezy at times from 10 to 20 miles per hour, but that will help our temperatures warm up a little more than what they were today.. here's the storm track seven forecast for sunday. we will have a mostly sunny sky with high temperatures in the lower to middle 50s we will have a south wind from 10 to 20 mmes per hourr so it will be breezy at times. here's the storm track seven day forecast. we keep the quiet conditions as we head into monday and tuesday. we'll see an incrrase in clouds on tuesday. then we head into wednesday where we will be watching a strong storm system track through the midwest, giving us a shot at rain, and even some thundeestorms. so that will be something to keep

we will have a west, southwest wind from 5 to ten miles per hour. we are picking up futuretrack early sunday morning at around seven o'clock. we will have a mostly sunny sky throughout the day. this is set into motion, but there won't be much change. lots of sunshine expected. but as high ressure moves off to the east, our wind will be out of the ssuth, and it will be breezy at times from 10 to 20 miles per hour, but that will help our temperatures warm up a little more than what they were today. here's the storm track seven forecast for sunday. we will have a mostly sunny sky with high temperatures in the lower to middle 50s. we will have a asouth wind from 10 to 20 miles per increase in clouds on tuesday. something to keep an eye on for 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information from the kwwl that's right -- pumpkins were falling through the air in independence today. the local airport hosted the community event to encourage interest ininaviation. a part of the event was getting rid of the halloween season's out of plan

right now 46 degrees in philadelphia, and winds out of the west-southwest at 13 miles per hour. breezy outside, and temperatures mainly in the 40s at this point, 46 in atlantic city, and we are enjoying a lot of sunshine. other temperatures across the region, still chilly but not the 20s and 30s we saw a few hours ago. 44 in allentown, and 46 in philadelphia. south and east, 46 in atlantic city, and 44 in wilmington and delaware. you need your sunglasses today, bright skies as we head through the afternoon. we had the winds picking up, nothing like yesterday. still breezy throughout the afternoon, and winds anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour to 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. future weather, high pressure in control. and then tonight, mostly clear and chilly, temperatures dropping back in the 40s, starting up the workweek so nice, and high pressure still in control and lots of sunshine and a nice start with temperatures in the lower to mid-60s. enjoy that on monday before we see changes starting on tuesday. the eagles play at 1:00, and we're looking at temperatures in the 5

the cold front passes by to the north, the winds will shift out of the west/southwest. that warms us up a little bit. there are a few forecast models in the long term there are areas close to 70 degrees. expect a chilly breeze mainly sunny, upper 40s, north and west, philadelphia, 52. millville, 52. cape may, 52. atlantic city, 53. with the winds it will feel like the low to mid 40s all day long. windchills will be blustery. by 3:30 it's 42 at least that's what it feels like in reading, 49 for allentown and the poconos and 45 in philadelphia. overnight tonight it's clear and cold, lows in the 30s, but the winds begin to relax a little bit. if the winds can go completely calm the numbers may be a little bit colder than what i'm showing right now. lancaster, 32. millville, 31. chilly today, mainly sunny. sunshine expected tomorrow, 59. turns warmer monday, plenty of sunshine, 65. tuesday, clouds and sun, 64. the pattern is relatively quiet, there is a quick-moving system that could bring a sprinkle or shower late. wednesday, warm, 67. thursday, 68. friday, sunshine, 64 by

west-southwest winds getting gusty, still gusting into the 30's at times. tonight, temperatures in the 40's. going to be a cooler night as we get down to around the freezing mark. chance for just a few spotty showers during the evening. tomorrow, generally sunny skies. it will be below normal for the first time this month. we talking about a winter storm watch on friday. we could see some moderate snowfall. the latest futurecast on that coming up in a few minutes. steve: with the potential for snow later this week, some aren't taking the predictions likely. in the victors live with a look at snow preparations emmy: . steve, the chances of snow has stores and city departments trying to get prepared. central iowans may not like the thought of this. lawn and garden tools are out. snow blowers and shovels are in. >> we like people to see it and jog your memory that oh, i need , to get my slow blower tuned up or, i broke my snow shovel last year and i better get a new one. emmy: the first real snowfall of the season could be right around the corner. stores are s

winds picking up out of the west-southwest. wind is the main impact of the storm. building clouds by midday. we're in the 50s but winds out of the west at 15 to 30-plus miles per hour. as we head into the evening, a few showers popping up again. the higher terrain. temperatures mild for this time of year, but the winds won't make it feel too pleasant. worcester topping out at 52 degrees. all of the temps are 5 degrees above average. the main impact is the wind. we've seen gusts higher across the great lakes. as the system moves north and east, it's that tight pressure gradients that keeps the winds up for us. that's the case friday and into saturday. so if you want an excuse to not have to go outside and rake, the wind is your excuse. gusting well over 25 on saturday. the wind starts to come down a little on sunday. it will still be breezy. some of the gusts up to 20 on sunday afternoon. there is a wind advisory out on nantucket where it's late tomorrow more thanking into saturday morning. peak gusts up to 50 miles per hour. good news for the weekend, the air is mov

wind west southwest at 15 miles an hour. there that is southeasterly breeze. the wind blows in here. as a result everybody up in the mid 50's now. yesterday we popped out at 51. we are warmer than that here in philadelphia at 57. millville 57. wilmington 57. pair of five's for reading and allentown 54. wind speeds are still a little bit of issue but this is much lighter then what we have seen over last couple days where we had gusts as high as 42 miles an hour. wind speeds are out of the southwest five to perhaps as much as 15 miles an hour. we will call it breezy but not windy. satellite six with action radar clear as a whistle and we can expect this out to the great lakes steaks and high planes. very quiet wet's cross the the lower 48. the exception is down here across lone star state of texas this afternoon. let's show you future tracker six. this is a storm developing over next couple days. air behind this is cold enough to support snow. they have winter storm warnings up for rockies where they could see upward of a foot of snow out here and that will pull

winds coming in from the west southwest at 7 to 17 miles per hour, this is one of the big players out there, picking up the good amount here. skies clearing up quite nicely but for the most part we are going to seem mainly sunny skies for the majority of the day, they're building in, that area of low pressure is deepening, pressure, the difference between that no and that high is deepening meaning of the winds are going to be pumped up quite a bit with wind gusts potentially to 30, 40 miles per hour not out of the question. let's show you what is going on with the day here. we will see temperatures starting out at 52 degrees, they're not going up much, we will make it to 57 degrees, colder air still arriving, feels miles press now with 54 but then we drop back down. 57 by noon and it starts coming down because cooler scare's is arriving in that afternoon and through the next five days 57 today, 52 mar ocala just barely, it will be windy the next couple these so be ready for that and monday. let's bring it to ines rosales. ines: ben takes care of you. the commute is off to a good start

the wind will be coming from the west-southwest moral. 40' s and low 50' s at this time and temperatures will not be that chile starting out tomorrow. the wind picks up from mid to late morning through the rest of the day. the temperature should make the upper 50' s along the coast and i think boston has a shot of actually touching 60 degrees tomorrow. inland areas with elevation in the low 50' s will be about it. that is where we are tomorrow. tomorrow night there could be a shower in a few spots, maybe a flurry in higher elevations. then saturday, just as windy as friday but 15 degrees colder. that is a big difference. as you follow the gusts building up through the course of the day into the night, very windy and also very windy on saturday as well. a cold saturday night, we moderate a little on sunday afternoon, but look at next week. temperatures will be above normal and we might even be able to use the word warm around wednesday or thursday before showers return on thursday. jc: we are proud to be a sponsor with home base, and organization that works with veterans. you gave more th

coming to warm things up here a little bit, high pressure drifting to the south, we will see more west southwest wind as time goes on bringing in warmer temperatures, not much else, pretty benign weather situation, not much coming at us, let's it builds into the tristate. basically a clear sky, tomorrow, a little more onshore flow may bring back a few clouds especially eastern long island, but nothing producing any rainfall, more clouds will be rolling in during the day tomorrow so partly cloudy sky tomorrow, lasts into friday and that is the call from tomorrow into the next couple days, the weekend, sunny skies, moral high temperature 51 and that is what we are going for later this afternoon, 59 for a high for thanksgiving, 64 friday, quick showers saturday and temperatures in the 40s to lower 50s, good chance of rain not until tuesday. myfoxny.com weather apps as daily and hourly forecasts, download it today at the apple itunes store and google play store for free. looks like it is starting quiet, later today it will be bad. ines: 12:00 on everyone will hit the roads, no problems westchester,

wind west, southwest at 6 miles per hour.nine degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday, and everywhere is up in terms of temperatures. 48 degrees in allentown, 46 in pottstown, 45 in lancaster, 45 in philadelphia. south and east -- we are in the 50s. 51 in atlantic city, and 44 in millville, and 50 degrees in dover, delaware. temperatures rising to near 60 degrees by lunchtime, and then into the 60s between 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 before they trail back into the 50s by 5:00, 56 at dinner time, and then pretty mild overnight with clouds in place. live look outside, clouds in place, and seeing mostly cloudy skies before we see clouds fill in. we have a slow moving cold front that makes its way through our area and brings us a chance for scattered showers. future weather, we are tracking it for you. lunchtime, there's green on the map, indicates there's showers, especially north and west. by 6:00, light rain falling in philadelphia. if you have saturday night plans, you may contend with rain drops. sunday, there's a front linger

wind out of the west southwest at 6 miles per hour. 40s and 50s, quakertown, 52. tanersville, 53. hard to make snow in the poconos with temperatures that warm. upper 40s for everybody else, south of the pennsylvania turnpike, glassboro, 50, geafned beach 48. cinnaminson, 50 degrees. satellite and radar, now, this right here, is going to be a weather changer for us as we get into the second half of the weekend. it is moving very, very slowly. what this will do is bring spotty chance of showers to the area later this afternoon. it is overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning we could see steadier rains. if you're traveling taking i-95 northbound into boston, nothing too heavy you keep the greenlight on, i-95 south richmond the roads are dry, pennsylvania turnpike westbound towards pittsburgh there could showers and damp roads out there, but none of it is too terribly heavy. just a few passing showers. the steady to heavy stuff is across the heartland of the nation. dallas, houston, new orleans little rock, the heavy rains fall in the afternoon. you get on the backside of the front

west-southwest wind at about 11 miles an hour. temperatures were something to talk about, weren't they? a lot of sunshine. started off chilly in some cases out through natick and millis they were in the 30s and we catapulted to the low 70's electrickington 72. waltham and wren them in the lower 70s, now bedford 65. boston 69. 61 worcester and 67 in norwood. upper 50s out through cape cod andite -- the islands. our winds will turn more onshore. cooling us off along the coastline. there is a front that goes by overnight tonight and the switches our winds more to an easterly fashion tomorrow. that is high pressure doing that. in the meantime warm front tries to come back to it, but it won't reach us until tomorrow night, and then it passes through tomorrow night and is allowed to warm us up going into thursday. but along with the warmer weather comes a little bit more in the way of cloudiness on thursday and also the chance for a shower with a weak weather system rolling through in the late night hours thursday into friday. you can s

it is out of the west, southwest 15-20 miles per hour. as we go through the day, the wind also get very, very strong. gusty winds will be with us for the next two days. into your saturday as well. they will bring in chillier air. it looks like next week we will turn mild once again. we are in the mid and upper 40's. beverley 47. worcester 46. 48 in lawrence this morning. you can see how there are a few clouds out there but a lot of breaks. so finally today after several diverse gloomy skies, we're going to get back to sunshine. westerly winds this morning bringing in drier air. lots of rained snow showers back toward the great lakes and a whole lot of wind. that is really the big story today. notice by 2:00 this afternoon, winds will be gusting over 30 miles per hour. on the cape in nantucket through tonight and into tomorrow morning, winds could gust to 40 miles per hour and that's where we have a wind advisory through tomorrow morning. lower 50's out to the worcester hills. upper foiferts near 60 in boston. keep in mind the wind is goin

the winds are more west- southwest. we get a sea breeze tomorrow. when you are talking about a sea breeze in november, that's the worst thing you have to say, you are doing well. high pressure will team up with that high and that will keep this moisture at bay, at least through tomorrow. but some of those clouds will creep up the coast on thursday. of a that, not much going on until the front friday night into early saturday morning. ahead of it, very warm. temperatures pushing 80. there was even the upper 70s in parts of northern new jersey. we have several more warm days to enjoy. spring-like tomorrow. 70. on thursday, clouds creeping in. sun yielding. the clouds may be shy of that by late day and night there will be a few sprinkles. 70 tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. pleasantly warm. then patchy clouds begin to move in. you will notice clouds on thursday, second half of the day. on friday, we're forecasting record warmth. but the morning may start out gloomy. as long acthe winds kick those out, it will be warm. 50s with lighter wind. a lot of sun on

winds out of west, southwest at 10 miles an hour. we look at satellite we've got the cloud cover south and west and to the north and we're in the middle of the nice clean bowling alley of clear air and maintaining sunny skies today. 47 by 8, by 11, cool, 59, as we get a little past lunchtime start to climb to the 60s and that's where we stay through the afternoon. by 2:00, 65. high today 67 and we wind up on or about 6 7 by 3:00. and 63 by 5:00. temperatures dipping quick after sundown. high temperatures this afternoon, though, not bad in allentown about 6 there and 64 reading and 65 trenton and 65 wilmington and up to 61 in cape may down by the water and tomorrow we have area of high pressure scotting over to the north and east of us and circulation around that high will push northeast wind n big change is temperature. you have the cool air coming in off the cool water and wind up chillier. tomorrow's high 56. and watching this frontal boundary pushing more clouds in for wednesday and area of low pressure and related cold fronts bri

winds from the west, southwest at 6 miles per hour. 9 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday, mainly in the 40s and 50s. 48 degrees in allentown, 41 in philadelphia, 52 in mount holly. 51 in atlantic city, and 52 in dover, and 45 in millville. normally this time of year, here at 51 degrees. we're there already this morning. temperatures will be in the 60s before a cold front skirts through the area. live look outside, waking up to clouds this morning. waking up to the chapnce of scattered showers today. showers not too far west, but a slow moving front moving through, seeing scattered showers throughout the day. it's extending to the south central states, and it's moving through later on today, and then dropping our temperature by this afternoon, and especially feeling that temperature change sunday. future weather throughout time here, 11:00, seeing showers north and west, lingering throughout the day, not everyone sees the showers, but there's a chance of showers, by 2:00, light rain falling throughout philadelphia, the evening hours, and look what happens sunday there. the

west southwest 13, there will be within some of these cells, very gusty conditions, 30 in truckee, 49 monterrey, sacramento at 48, there is our system beginning to move on sure, plenty here, embedded within that some thunderstorms and very cold air. for us, extremely cold air, plunging down, so today looks like a day where one of those they wait five minutes. mostly cloudy, showers, colder, upper 50s to near 60 on the -- this is a very cool pattern for us. overall, we are looking for cloudy, mostly cloudy, showers, possible thundershowers into tuesday morning and then very, very cool as we go into wednesday and thursday. looks nice towards thursday, friday, saturday, another system something to monday. seems to be every sunday and monday, we are -- >> i know. >> not a bad pattern to have. >> same around her brain? >> that could be some areas that get a half inch. others get .05. >> we had to head out to livermore for a cheerleading competition. it was just drizzly. >> did you pack provisions? >> i did. it was a very long drive. yes, it was. >> absolutely. >> a little tour of the bay a

wind speeds from the west southwest at ten miles an hour. humidity is 87%.here. across the region, we at 48 in allentown. 51 in the poconos. 60 in dover. 59 in wildwood and 58 in atlantic city. temperatures in mount holly 57. we compare temperatures right now to this time yesterday. we saw a lot of warm air move in. we were with well above average today. that will continue over the next couple of days. up ten degrees in the poconos, up 12 in atlantic city and millville, as well with. satellite-radar shot shows we will start to see the clouds decreasing in to the rest of tonight. the wind speeds should start to come down, as well. one thing we have been focusing on is the weather disturbance to the south of us. we expect most of the rain to stay to the south of us. we don't expect it to transition close to us. around 11:00 a.m., by noon the closest it will get is sussex county. most of the models showing most of the rainfall to the south. this could drift more and we could see a few showers. but should be dry and see mostly sunny skies. a few clouds lingering

comparison to 24 hours ago weather we were experiencing winds in excess of 20 miles per hour, west-southwest winds at 5 at hayward, northwesterlies at 17 in santa rosa. winds will blow this afternoon northwest about 5 to 15 miles per hour. that's a beautiful panoramic view from sausalito looking out towards the skyline of san francisco, university of california in berkeley lawrence hall of science looking out towards the bay water a few wispy high, thin cirrus clouds that's about it. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we had some of those clouds you saw in the picture from this upper level disturbance at the pacific northwest. but some of these clouds are undercutting the ridge of high pressure making it into our bay area. not the rain, however. this is too strong of a ridge that's diverting that jet stream north of the bay area. we are going to stay locked into this forecast for the next at least 7 days. with very mild conditions in fact today takes off a gradual warming trend. 60s throughout the central valley where currently it is 56 degrees going up to 62 in sacramento. its now at the free

winds from the west to southwest allow for slightly warmer afternoon. warmer than what we had yesterday but still cool or than what we see normally high temps lower 50s that's not happening today. upper 40s. clear skies tomorrow and looks look clear most of the day. but i don't think rain is going to be a problem with the cloud cover coming in on that day. milder temperatures you enjoy that. today your temp trend well we're taking it to 38, and 48 by two to 3:00 in the amp. that's your high temp before we slide down to a low tonight it have about 35 degrees. and then as we go through the next seven days high of 52 tomorrow. 61 on thanksgiving. black friday high of 64 that's the end of the really warm stuff. back to 52 for a high on saturday with shower chances there as well as monday of necks week. okay let's get you over to ines rosales see the commute with a hiccup early this morning. what's up? >> mike it's all the gong on actually. early morning accident causing issues heading to route 3. we have pictures from skyfox hd over the scene early this mor

but so far winds coming from the west and southwest that direction brings in warmer temperatures that's why it is so mild this morning. but look at the winds coming around 5 to 17 miles per hour. it's a pretty good wednesday and we're seeing winds hanging with us, in fact, for next two days we have a lot of wind out there. but we have a mainly clear sky and keep it notice and sunny for marmingt of the day here. high pressure is kind of being displaced here. anyhow we've got, the difference between those two areas of low and high pressure driving in a lot of wind and stuck with windy condition. for next couple of days. high temp up to 57 degrees that's right around midday, but then the colder air starts arriving drops want to a low of 39 both saturday morning as well as sunday morning. your low it is dropping do you into upper 30s. as far as warmer tmps are concerned a comeback so be aware of that. help on the way eventually. all right let's bring in ines rosales, see how that turkey makes people happy or scared. ines: scared that was the funny part. it's a cartoon. here's what's going o

before we start to turn around. 48 degrees right now in philadelphia with a steady wind out of the west-southwest at 10 miles an hour. that breeze not reaching everyone. sunshine, however, will. across the board it will be stunny skies so the temperatures that are in the 40s and in some areas the 30s. swedesboro and gloucester county, close to 38 degrees right now. but it's going to be a fast warm-up with plenty of sunshine. radar is completely clear. no wet weather until later in the week. then we're watching this storm system that's going to be coming together with wind and rain for us. and that happens late this week. tomorrow morning it will be in texas, potentially severe weather there and the deep south come wednesday morning will be well to the west, but wednesday evening those showers and potentially thunderstorms moving into western pennsylvania, they are due in here on thursday. thursday. so until then we're dry. and today nice and mild. sunny skies, mild, 64. to 67 degrees this afternoon. won't be quite as warm tomorrow. a chill in the air to start with. 42, then 56 tomorrow afternoon.

into friday, that wind turns west, southwest, and it's going to be very gusty all day long. i think many of these gusts will be around 30 miles per hour through the day and across the region. right away in the morning. we'll be rolling down the street otherwise. those winds will stay with us right on into saturday. colder air pouring in. it will be drier, calmer. sunny skies to start the weekend. a breather by sunday. high pressure will be taking control, which means brighter skies. means a little less wind. that's a pattern that will stay with us into next week. your temperature trend here, we're in the 50s for tomorrow and friday, some upper 40s on saturday, mouse the wind. a chill in the air this week. warming trend next week with a lot of sun for the first several days. there's your acuweather 7-day. if you want to -- yardwork, sunday is your pick. too windy on saturday. >> we like it. >>> tonight local homeowners say they paid thousands of dollars for furniture they never got. >> the i team found customers complaining of a designer. the i team tracked her down to try to

and of a breeze coming out of the west-southwest helping us to warm up just a little bit more through the evening hours. high pressure to the south, low-pressure to the north. we had wind gusts, 30, 40, even 50 mile an hour wind gusts. today was breezy and tomorrow will be the same. but you notice what that is doing. it is circulating clouds 30 here. we will see some of it through the overnight hours. 36 to 40 two degrees. westerly winds at 10 to 15. tomorrow, early riser, you may run into a few clouds. otherwise, turning sunny. northwesterly winds, generally 10 to 15, but occasional gusts the route 20. i think you will enjoy tomorrow. it' s looking very nice. here we are at 6:00 a.m. if you showers -- a few clouds around here. then things will be changing for tuesday for a forecast. high temperatures generally in the mid 50' s. worcester high temperature, mid-50' s. we have a backdoor cold front coming in off the ocean that will cool our high temperatures down into the 40' s. the high temperatures for the south shore, the mid-50' s. kate, mid-to-upper 50' s for high temperatures. wha

it is a cyclonic storm moving west-southwest at 12 kilometers per hour. it's expected to intensify as it continues over warmer waters, but as soon as it crosses back into colder waters it is going to stay at that classification before weakening going into the weekend. it is expected to go over sakotra island bringing rainfall and strong winds in the the process. as it gets closer to the arabian peninsula it will continue to weaken and get resistance. by the time it reaches the coastline it may be a low pressure system which is a good thing because we need for the system to not bring any more rainfall after the record rainfall that took place earlier this week. so we'll keep an eye on this system as it moves toward the west. meanwhile, i want to take us into india, further toward the east, because we're now seeing a change in the weather pattern. we're getting into the colder temperatures. because of the temperatures falling it's causing some problems on the ground level. we're talking about smog. october or so people are reporting in the area that the pol

northwest, out of the south, west, southwest, a lot stronger yesterday. look at the water temps. 54 bodega bay. 56 half moon bay. it's a cold morning out there. sunny and breezy, patchy fog might show up here, warmer in the afternoon, a lot of mid- 60s, upper 60s towards santa rosa. sal, how are you, sir? track doing well, steve. >>> we are at the traffic, doing well this morning. going to start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks very nice as you driving to san francisco. no major problems coming into the city. a very nice commute this morning on interstate 880 as you drive north and southbound past the coliseum. it continues to do very well. nimitz freeway from union city down to fremont, it is a nice drive. dumbarton bridge off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry met with french president francois hollande in paris. the two men shook hands outside the palace there. the carry says the cooperation between the two countries could not be any higher. friday's terror attacks were an

those winds kick up and are out of the west-southwest anywhere from 10-20. so the forecast for today. 51 degrees to 56 degrees. not as windy. partly sunny skies. it will be a mix of sun and clouds. as you look at satellite and radar right now. there's just a couple of clouds out there. high pressure is dominating our weather leading to dry conditions not only for today but also for tomorrow. now there are going to be some big temperature swings in the search-day forecast. we'll talk about the ups and downs coming up as well as when we could see some much-needed rain. antoinette? antoinette: danielle, thank you. breaking news in the paris terror attacks as the world stands in solidarity following the massacre. monuments lit up around the globe last night including boston's zakim bridge. this morning, we know three teams of terrorists are responsible. we have live team coverage this morning. nicole killion in washington on world leaders gathering right now. nneka faison has the local tributes planned today. "eyeopener"'s frank holland with the overnight develo

but thankfully the winds have really gotten light, going to stay light tonight, west southwest five miles an hour or less. tomorrow's three-degree guarantee, 62 degrees. it is going to be a fine afternoon. and with the both the ravens and the skins having home games, a little chilly for the tailgaters, but it looks nice. by thursday, might even get a storm in there. late wednesday could get a shower. dealing with tonight high pressure building in as the storm system pulls away so the pressure gradient is relaxing and so are the winds. but on the back side of the high, winds going southwesterly. towards the mississippi valley and the great lakes, and that's what we're going to be dealing with the next few days. tonight a cold one, high pressure nearby. tomorrow starts out 20s, generally 30s and 40s in the early afternoon. a nice afternoon, winds can i be to the southwest, 510 miles an hour, maybe a gust of 15, but it really should be a comfortable afternoon. monday also looks good. sunshine to start, in fact we're tracking this storm. but only a few clouds get close to us late monday. mond