one more day. tomorrow is another hot one, right now, radar is rain free. 88 in melbourne, and the westerly breeze is making it cooler on the west coast, and hotter on the east coast. 87 in daytona, 87 on palm coast. temperatures are warmer today. compared to yesterday. the west wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. live picture right now, in the metro area, 87 crees. the west -- degrees, and the west wind. the sun settling a lot over -- setting a little over 7:00. and 89 was the high for this afternoon, and 69, the early morning low. that was 13 trees warmer than -- degrees warmer than normal. goes to show how moist the atmosphere is. we'll be warmer than normal through friday. and then scattered storms rolling in friday, saturday, sunday. but right now, sunday looks to days. 82 in miami. 86 up around jacksonville. storm system wrapping up across the great lakes. this one is producing heavy rain and it'll switch over and produce he have snow. wisconsin and the orange here, we have the threat of severe weather, in illinois, for early for this evening. there goes the storm system to the north, bu

more westerly in spots. 21 miles per hour sustained winds gust into the 30s today. i saw garbage cans flying around the streets to day. that was interesting. this system failed to give us much rain. it will give us cooler weather. this arrives in tahoe saturday and sunday this, beast. how much snow in hard to tell. you can go with a foot by the time we get to sunday. monday there is a bit of a lull. from wednesday until the next week end, more snow is on the way. cheer a possibility of early snow sunday morning but it's gone quickly. clouds increasing thursday and friday in advance of snow and rain mix on the valley floor. hump day, low 30s in spots and afternoon highs, mostly sunny knot as win diaz it was today. 70, upper 60s. 15 degree above average at times. overnight lows mid-30s. that's not bad. i'll step out of the way. 73 arrington, silver springs around 726789 at the lake, umer highs 50s. southwest winds at 15-20. tahoe city gets to 58. friday north susan ville 62, spanish springs 70. overnight lows in the mid-30s. reno-sparks, mid to upper 30s, highs upper

across the region now current temperatures go from 76 in westerly chap pel to 76 in auburn dale. tampa has 78 on a warm and sunny day. we pushed up to 80 at the airport. tallahassee and miami are warm. actually, pretty warm up through the middle of the country as well. 78 in st. louis and dallas with 72 degrees. a front right about here. it's cool and 40 in denver and that's because we got all kinds of rain that's moving in across the pacific north west. we saw flooding and really dangerous conditions all weekend. another area of low pressure in the south west pulling back that and that will bring us the possibility of rain by the weekend and yeah, more rain west. this is bringing our rains into the east and overnight looking for clear conditions and not as cool because we have more in the way of cloud cover. nothing showing up as far as future cast goes. won't mean much as far as precipitation right through the weekend. 58 degrees and a milder morning and then push up to 80 again warming nicely across tampa bay. it will be cooler right along the coast as the gulf water temperatu

here is a look at the wral gardens, 76 right now at the airport with a light westerly wind at 5 miles an hour. the dew point, 51. it is very comfortable out there. nothing to complain about at all with regard to comfort. temperatures are pretty uniform around the triangle area, generally mid and upper 70s, we evidence of the cooler air to the north and east, only 60s today, raw day along the outer banks and northern coast. they, thai, will improve tomorrow. 24-hour change, huge warmer. remember how cool it was in virginia? temperatures bounced back nicely. for the rest of us temperatures aren't that different than they were 24 hours ago, sure is lot more pleasant from humidity. this system will be potent passing way to the north and west and we probably don't have to worry about precipitation until the second half of the weekend. here is futurecast showing basically a clear night coming up and a sunny start tomorrow, maybe a few harmless clouds in the afternoon. it tries to pop a couple showers with a cold front coming through. even if that happens they would be few and far between. t

here is a look at the winds also being picked up, we got north and northeast and westerly winds in areas around sf o, 20 miles per hour with the westerly breeze and 17 in san jose and 18 miles per hour livermore and the sustained winds ten gusting to 20. for your forecast as we get to the next few days, tomorrow a few degrees warmer than today. 60s and 70s. as we get to wednesday, we will climb in the 80s. for the future cast in the evening partly cloudy, tomorrow morning, partly cloudy and patchy fog and by the second part of the day, widespread 60s in the forecast. low 60s at the coast and widespread 60s for everybody else and you can see from the shade of green again. 60s expected for your tuesday. tomorrow morning will be a chilly start for the valley locations, 46 expected in areas right around antioch and 38 in concord and to the north bay 40s in santa rosa and 44 in napa. around the bay, 40s and 48 for oakland and upper 40s for san francisco. tomorrow's highs look like 67 for santa rosa and 65 in vallejo and 66 for oakland and low 60s for san francisco. mid to upper 60s for the so

a westerly wind. tonight will stay clear and we start the day with sunshine. change is underway. a low-pressure moisture will consolidate over the next 24 to 46 hours. rain moving in during the afternoon tomorrow. snow in the higher elevations. melt.hing that falls will the better chances of any snow or accumulating snow will be further north and west. night, snow and a changeover to rain morning but not long after sunrise, changes over to rain. i think any issues will be in the higher elevations. any snowflakes will be more of a curiosity than anything else. we will talk more about potential impacts of the movement of the storm system in a few minutes. >> a live look at the d.c. eagle cam right now. you can see proud pop a and mama eagle's. they have a hatchling to crow about today. the staff at the auburn arboretum as the the waiting for this for days. it finally happened. one egg hatched. at 8:27 this morning. we are standing about 100 yards from the nation's most famous nest today. the branchesin on and leaves. you can see a big green ball, that's the nest. inside whathow you

. >> reporter: police say westerly mc hurley was driving and had just turned 21. his family was too much in shock. he loved musics can the drums were his life. dean, another talented musician was also killed. people on social media showing an outpouring of support. there's support for the survivor thomas bentley. he posted today about his they should be remembered the good people that they were. i'm so thankful to be here today but they will never be forgotten. 0. >> reporter: police say they don't know yet exactly if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash but they are running toxicology tests to find out. they will be interviewing the survivor to fand out more about -- -- find. >>> now, the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action news weather. >> you noticed the wind earlier today and the cooler temperatures as you stepped out the door. temperatures are coming back down from the highs in the low across tampa are in the low 60s. the winds relaxing but still breezy, between 10-15 miles per hour and gusts in the low 20 miles per hour range. the wind s

especially if you have a south westerly air, it's coming across that julie ocean and is much cooler along the beaches. once the water temperatures warm up you don't have that problem but for the next two months it is a little bit chilly on the beach if the wind is blowing in the wrong direction. 68, 75 asheville. it has been warm everywhere for the last couple of weeks. today is likely to be the last warm day, still a good bit above normal tomorrow but temperatures cross for us over the weekend. here's the difference from yesterday, 7 degrees warmer than this time yesterday but this area highlighted in red was stuck in the clouds until lunchtime yesterday. in raleigh, 10 degrees warmer, 7 degrees warmer in greensboro and 11 degrees warmer in boone, we have the cold front crossing over the mountains and again it may bring us a slight chance of a shower later on today but the big deal will be cooler temperatures. highs will drop by 10 degrees tomorrow. look at this pocket of warmth. sitting at 76 in raleigh, 81 in miami, almost florida weather right now. that stretches down into the mississ

. >> whether or not it's a cold or warm front, it's a good day we have cloud cover and westerly wind boosting temperatures, we're 45 in arvada. 48 in highlands ranch and across the state, what we have is high clouds drifting in and kind of acting as a blanket if you will overnight keeping some of that heat in all night long. on the satellite and radar, quite a bit shooting in from the west. probably after 10:00 this morning and keeping our temperatures, maybe a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. still, way above normal for this time of the year. 62 for the high. partly -- >> southbound coming into town, seeing a few more cars but no cones to get in your way making your way into denver we have a couple trouble spots we have a stalled vehicle along i-25 to the north of 6th avenue and chains on the road. watch out for that. going out to the broader picture, you can see we're running at or near posted speed

westerly winds are rolling in at upper 50s low downtown and parts of the state hit 70s today. a gorgeous day to be on the slopes and we could use more fresh powder which we are anticipating the next few days. we talk about that in just a moment. upper 30s and low 40s across the plains and up and down the i 25 corridor. twentys and 30s are cooler but not much. in the high clouds country and mainly cloudy skies out there. the southeast corner of the state is seen oyster develop and all of this ahead of the storm system that is slowly crawling our way from the pacific coast. that begins to spoke to the east and notice by tomorrow morning we are witnessing snow in parts that will continue on and off spreading to the east. i think it will be predominately snowfall tomorrow into the overnight and likely through the day on monday before finally wrapping up monday evening. all of this coming ahead of a cold front that is still pummeling the west coast. it will make it to the metro area and the plains as well. likely not to happen until monday afternoon and evening through tuesday morn

winds turn westerly in the afternoon and still gusting 30 to 45 miles an hour in the second half of the day. wind chill values will be low, in the teens. this next system approaches on friday. the center of this is far off from yesterday. i think this is the best chance of snowfall toward cape cod and the islands. lower chances farther north. at this point i don't think it will be a big event but we'll keep tabs on it the next couple days. the best chance of snowfall for the cape, lower risk up toward boston and just flurries north of boston out of this one. a lot of chilly temperatures for thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. the last gasp of winter here, as we move into next week temperatures start to warm back up. >> wood burning weekend. >> my father-in-law was looking at the long-range forecast and already circling the dates for golf. >> this was my husband. >> thank you. >>> nasa wants to bring back supersonic travel. they just signed a $21 million contract with lockheed martin faster than the safe of sound. the goal is to make flying safer, greener and quieter. supersonic trave

winds will be westerly at 10. the day planner, showers in the morning, upper 40s, and 55 at 11:00 and a left over shower at 1:00 and temperatures in low 60s. now, wednesday, there's the day. a shower in the morning but a nice day and 75 and more showers on thursday and cooler and temperatures in the 50s. and then the temps go down. a rollercoaster, march, and low 50s on friday and maybe a shower; low 50s on saturday and kind of cold next monday with sunshine, jan, and 48. >> as long as it's dry on saturday, a big day. >> a big day. we'll keep it try. >> thank you, topper. recognize this guy? look closely. actually, he hasn't changed that much. he looks similar. look at that. he looks and talks the same. tomorrow is a big day on uws 9. bruce johnson celebrates 40, the big 4-0 on the air with the station. you can believe that? you probably can because you have been with him fo >> a long time. >> he will be honored by the mayor and take a look back at his illustrious career. join us to say happy anniversary. impressi

temperatures now with that westerly flow, keeping that sea breeze offshore, and it is downright hot for this time of the year. fires have been another issue. some of these were controlled. they got out of controlled. we have had some brush fire. the combination, shoek plumes blowing downwind. and with some sea fog developing, we may have additional issues, especially in our western zones tonight for some areas of smog. we'll be watching out for that. orlando very comfortable tonight. 78 degrees at 8:00. that's our average high. temperatures very, very mild ucf campus, a quick warming trend between 9:00 and 11:00. jumping 10 degrees, back into the 80s for daytime highs tomorrow. another fantastic beach day all the way up and down the coast tomorrow. presently the best start to a bring break weather-wise that i can remember. usually we have a front, rain, cold water. none of that this year. the water is still cool but that's average. temperatures tomorrow, close to 90 again, three days in a row, including thursday. we head toward friday afternoon, maybe as early as thursday afternoon, mor

the panhandle down fort myers and a north westerly wind. dade and the keys later on tonight some of the coolest air we have seen in a few weeks. no record low temperatures but with the weather being relative you get used to warm temperatures. differently out there. north west to north winds blowing between 10-24 miles per hour across the area right now. good kite flying weather. that cold front came through earlier this morning with a few showers but not a whole lot of measurable rain there. it's because of a storm system off the southern new england coast. they have heavy rain around boston and two inches in new york city. that's moving out to sea. one of our weather watchers happen to be in central park this morning. he's from here but sent us this picture of snow that she hasn't seen since she was four years old. beautiful shot right there for spring. a spring snow. temperatures pretty cool across the country but not especially cold anywhere. watch the green blob as it moves out to sea replaced by the yellows and reds. later this week th

lots of clouds are moving in and that westerly wind. you see the big range of temperatures. that's no surprise in long island, but why is it 55 in monticello? it's raining north of i-84 now. still 72 in sussex, 77 in paramus, new york city and let some weather wellness because we have to look at the uv index and pollen. the air quality gets much better. it's moderate now. the uv index is a moderate 5, plenty of sunshine tomorrow. the pollen count is already moderate and over the weekend we'll be moderate to high, mostly talking tree pollen now, juniper and cedar. usually we went to the first week of april, not the case this year. looking into spring countdown, temperatures averaging lower 50s when we usher in spring on 12:30 a.m. march 20th. yanks on the 4th of april and the mets on the 8th of april. those are home openers. showers into morris and passaic, essex, bergen counties and a couple sprinkles farther south could sneak into new york city in an hour or two. i'd have the umbrella on the seat north the next couple hours. this computer model is saying the state of your r

westerly wind, 12 to 18 miles per hour. the pressure on the fall and the high today, 60 degrees. average high is 47. that's more like our lows as we go through the next few days. sunset at 5:54. last year on this date it was partly sunny and 38. the numbers along the coast, you're not going to feel as spring-like because we're getting the wind off the water. 48 in babylon. 58 in danbury. any type of wind out of the southwest rather than west is going to keep the south facing shores chilly while inland numbers can get as high as they want. you can see the winds which have been a little bit gusty. they'll back off as we go toward sunset but they're gusting over 20 miles per hour. there are your water temperaturesome temperature -- temperatures only nice evening in the low 50s, with less wind should feel great. might be an isolated shower. there's a front nearby tomorrow morning, about 49. that front will lift through by lunch and then the numbers will start to climb in to the mid 60s. you can see that front sitting off to our north. there are clouds over montauk right now. it's a b

westerly at 10 to 20 miles per hour. gusting to around 25 miles per hour. but it's going to be a mild one with a high of 66 degrees. down to 52 on friday. 45 on saturday and sunday. we're keeping a close eye on the possibility of some wet snowflakes for you sunday night. updates coming up at 6:00. >>> a teacher is in big trouble looking atling lingerie online. the teacher didn't realize his laptop was still connected to a class room projector. parents are not happy. >> if the kids can't be on their phones surfing the internet, then he shouldn't be doing that. >> the teacher, who's also a girls track coach, has been suspended pending a review. >>> new tonight, connecticut is planning big changes at its department of motorcycles. the -- motor vehicles. today governor malloy appointed a new leadership team for the dmv with the current deputy commissioner set to take over this top spot. he is now pledging to create a new at proech pproach to the dmv and become more customer centric. >>> when a new jersey woman wanted to return a pair of had no problem offering

the camera looking outside and 43 downtown. 44 degrees at dia westerly winds at 8 miles power. they have backed off just a little bit from what we saw twentys and 30s showing up in parts of the high country and the winds have calmed down but maybe a little breezy and spots. certainly not as windy as what we saw, especially in the eastern plains earlier on today. cloud cover for most of the day and the cleared out as we rolled into the late afternoon and early evening. those clouds have thickened backup once again and it is partly to mainly cloudy across the metro and really statewide. the brakes are becoming far in few between. we are noticing pacific meister showing up, especially in the southwest corner of the state. this is just the front edge of the a large massive rain that is pummeling the california coast and it goes from seattle all the way down to los angeles and that next cold front is already barreling in and has its sights set of colorado. in parts of the high country and afternoon. we could see heavy snow tomorrow afternoon all the way through monday afternoon as t

westerly winds at 20 miles per hour. high of 65. for the next seven days, probability of the rain will increase saturday night. overnight through sunday with the rain and the snow mix i describe. flurries on monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, bright sunshine with a slow and a steady warmup. maureen and leon? maureen: thank you, doug. leon: march madness is underway in raleigh, north carolina. robert burton at the ncaa tournament where they wahoos had a strange moment there this afternoon. robert? robert: a weird day. the pressure can get to you. i know someone who can attest to that. the other d.m.v. team in the tournament. maryland. they are in spokane. we will go there as they prepare for south dakota state. that's next in sports. offers best in class v8 fuelink economy? best in class v8 horsepower, and best in class v8 towing? chevy. i'm going with ram. definitely ford. the new 2016 chevy silverado offers best in class v8 fuel economy... holy smokes! horsepower, and towing. they're all chevy. it's truck month. get a total valu

strong westerly swell and the build is to 20 feet. and rip currents a possibility.wind advisories posted with gusts possible up to 40 miles per hour but the front whether ease up towards sunrise. you can see that in the futurecast and colors ease up and so by 10:00 we're back to par for the course. watch this, everything brightens and we'll have a gusty event tomorrow. futurecast bares that out from now to tomorrow night and it will really beginning to pour down into south bay tomorrow night and the rainfall totals over the two days are good. heavy rain for the next few hours and gusty winds through sunrise and more rain tomorrow night and travel weather, snow in the mountains and rain for northern california and temperatures will be in the 60s and after we get this rain, we'll have a few lingering showers on monday and a break on tuesday and clouds lead to another system on thursday. thursday is wet and so does friday before we clear it up for the weekend. scattered showers tonight and another system is tomorrow night. >>> thank you, straight ahead, march and you k

cooler for obvious reasons along coastal areas and the westerly breeze bringing the cooler gulf water air over across t the coastal areas, but warmer in the inland spots andnd that's the look. the sea fog moves out and back on here as the peninsula cools off a little bit. this is freedom plaza and this is sun city -- that's the view from hula in tampa. 79 degrees and a west wind at 9 miles-an-hour and a few high clouds. spring breakers, they're loving this except for the sea fog on coastal areas. air 78 degrees. there's a possibility of seaing -- there's a possibility of seeing fog. coastal and inland areas -- 81 degrees at 3:00 p.m. 75 degrees at the evening hours. more clouds with a 10% rain chances. they're dying the hillsboro river green. that's spectacular. possibility of seeing showers. 60% chance on saturday. and 30% on friday and saturday. so there's a chancee through the weekend, butut peeking, it looks like on saturday, the highest rainin chances o on that day. 80 degrerees, tampa international. downtown st. pete, 73 degrees. 8181 in temple terrace. coastal temperatures, pin

westerly winds make temperatures soar. 70 yesterday and now winds out of the northwest keeping us school at 60 degrees. a little less to the north and west and into the lower 60s further south. breezy today and wind gust 25 to 30 miles per hour. 25 march burned -- martinsburg. warmer thursday ahead of a cold front. bringing showers and thunderstorms and set up for a cool and dry weekend. you can still make outdoor plans over the weekend but might need a jacket. temperatures now 55 in dc, 52 gaithersburg. more sunshine today than yesterday but still on the cooler side because of the northwesterly winds. 56 fredericksburg. going through the wind gust tracker, 6:00 seeing wind gusts up to 25 or 30 miles per hour. around midnight those winds start to diminish. with that come cooler temperatures. clear skies and calm winds and low di thing thursday morning. might be able to leave the jacket home thursday but still cold first thing tomorrow morning. thursday winds picking up out of the south and another breezy one ahead of the cold front. not a lot going on the next 48 hours. nothing but sunsh

as we get in the next few days moving off shore so a southerly to south westerly flow to help really warm us up. high temperature at rdu today was 57 degrees but if you look back to the south and west high temperatures in the 70s and this is the high pressure system that's going to build into our area tomorrow. so our highs will be in the 60s tomorrow and then as we get into tuesday we climb into the 70s. it's still cold tonight. temperatures in the 30s so little bit of fog developing early in the morning. 30 for the low in south hill, 35 in raleigh, 35 in fayetteville under mostly clear skies and tomorrow morning starting off in the 30s but by 8:00 quickly up to 40 degrees, by noon at 59 above what we had for our high today and afternoon highs in the mid 60s. should be a beautiful start to our monday. could have high thin clouds but it's going to be a nice bright and warmer day for us on monday. tuesday and wednesday mostly sunny. temperatures in the 70s and morning lows start to get warmer too. we'll be in the 50s as we get into wednesday morning and thursday 79 degrees for the hig

as the cold front passes, the winds will go more westerly and we're gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour during the afternoon. two power outages are possible. the storm system for the end of the week, we have an area of low pressure moving toward the coast. right now looks like most of we have a grazing with maybe light snow, cape cod and the islands at most risk for this. looks like mostly a miss for now. the seven-day forecast, a lot of chill, our last significant cold stretch for a while. next week the warmup is still on track. >>> this was an incredible sight in the skies over scotland. take a look, a bright flashing light illuminating the area before people say they heard a loud boom. experts believe it was a meteor that turned into a fireball as it entered the atmosphere. loch ness. >>> you have probably seen these ads online. we wanted to find out if the deals are too good to be true. >> and brotherly bond on and after the track, twins who are >> reporter: coming up new at 6:00, a new warning about a common contraceptive. many women are suffering devastating side effects. >> it was extre

@the rain will change to snow @later this evening as the cold @air wrap thin and it the @westerly to northwesterly wind @will start to impact things as @far as the temperature change. @>> we are still dealing with @rain -- the temperatures are @well into the 40s and 50s for @the south. @the darker green changing into @yellow is for the heavier rain @showers are. @heading farther east you need @to keep in mind that the radar @beam gets colder and we are @likely seeing a little bit of @snow elevated on their as you @-- you see how it is circular @-- the pattern that shows up is @along the beam with -- it looks @like that is probably what is @going. @>> to the west we have breaks @coming in. @people have pledges of dry air @trying to wrap into the system @as well but you can't help seat @for the changeover is to the @west as we go from rain over to @snow. @a small window for freezing @rain but it doesn't look like @it will be significant for us. @what will be significant is not @only the temperatures and the @wind but the abrupt switch to @the white stuff on the ground @-- we are likely

westerly wind 14 and we got to start moving that ocean up in the next couple of mols.ow still sitting at 47 degrees. but again that wind advisory in place until midnight tonight so between now and midnight is when you will experience the strongest wind gusts which could reach up to 50 miles an hour at any location. those winds stay gusty right through the day on tuesday. we'll talk about the speeds for tomorrow and i'll let you know if this return of sunshine this afternoon also sticks around in that full seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> okay. >> thanks adam. >> okay. >> penndot is planning major repairs and road work on north broad street and on 33rd street. the plan is to resurface those streets and make the ride smoother for drivers. the repaving will be done on broad between spring garden and j.f.k. boulevard. construction is scheduled to begin tonight at 7:00 p.m. and there will be nightly street closures on and around broad and 33rd through april 1st with crews working mostly from 7:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. the next morning. >> philadelphia mayor jim ca

west virginia a little snow from the westerly wind. temperatures at 8:00 already over 10 degrees colder than they are right now. through the rest of the afternoon, sunshine, mid-40s. with the wind it will feel like the 30s. tomorrow, we start off with sunshine, cold, not as breezy tomorrow. clouds return at 6:00. snow showers approaching. not a big deal. maybe an inch of wet snow on top of eleved areas far north and west. spotty elsewhere throughout the day on friday as well. talking about warmer temperatures for next week. we are going up and down on the seven-day forecast. larry, over to you. >> allyson, thank you. >>> your fast 5 we are doing well on the beltway, 95, 66, 50 and 295. everything flowing freely. good news there. i want to take you to the maps and show you how things are shaping up. this is prince george county, oxen hills, upper marlboro you are doing well with no issues on route 5, route 4, 210 as well as 301. inner, outer loop of the beltway quiet as you make the trek over the wilson bridge. weather and traffic back