i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart. your christmas forecast coming up. >>> why are you spending so much for christmas. coming up, we will have some answers. >> 3 million people in the registry and we still can't find a match for save yeah. >> we told -- save yeah. xavia. >> we told -- xavia -- we begin with a live look over the inner harbor after a washout day. solid, the skies are clearing but that clearing may not last too long. meteorologist wyatt everhart is joining us now. he is tracking two storms. wyatt. >>> yeah. we have a couple of different storms in the pipeline here, kelly. one will arrive tomorrow night. we are clearing out from the storm we had today. if you count today's rain, it is really three different systems to finish the week. we are in the last hours of fall 2011. at 12:30 tonight, the winter solstice will begin with record warmth. we hit 62 today out at bwi, breaking the old record of 61. that was set back in the 1950s. so, yes, a very warm night in progress. remember, your average high temperatur

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the weather with a look at what we can expect tonight and for the rest of the week let's go to wyatt everhart in the storm center. >>> let's take a look at our tower cam. things are quiet. 43. winds are west at six miles an hour. want to show you a look at some of the winter through the day and across the harbor. you can see not much weather. things were quiet. things were peaceful by early december standards. annapolis and the state capital a similar scenario here. sunset comes off early these days. ellicott city city finding a nice sunset. we'll look for increasing clouds, but still, another dry day. temperatures across the state low 40s to upper 30s to the west right now, so it is a chilly scenario with really no wind to speak of. very calm scenario wind wise. humidity levels are running very, very dry. it's the kind of scenario that i call chap stick weather. you've got a dry heat system, maybe have to get humid fire -- humidifier going. 50 in cambridge. we find 50 for reisterstown. 52 for arbutus. glenned with about 53. howard county, laurel, pushing mid-50s tomorrow late in the afternoo

let's check in with wyatt everhart in the storm center with a look at the forecast. >> smooth sailingor people hitting the roads going to travel. the winds, powerful winds dying down, steady northwest, 8-10, gusts around 18-20, certnl

i am wyatt everhart and we have the forecast coming up. >> right now i am going to talk you back to the days when mr. wigs put both hands on the wheel, 10 and 2 position. there's a call out tonight for a national band on cell phone use while driving. christian schaffer spells it out for us. christian? >> reporter: jamie, it's kind of legal to talk to somebody on your phone while you're driving in maryland. mow the national transportation safety board says the laws in maryland and around the country, don't go far enough. >> you see them doing it every day. >> being a parent changed my perspective and i see it still happening and i wish it wouldn't. >> people in the cars doing the sometimes obvious and sometimes not so obvious, look down. >> behavior like this causes 600,000 crashes and 3,000 deaths each year and that's why its time to put a stop to it altogether. if we don't act now, how many lives will we lose in the next 30 years? i don't think that we can afford to wait an entire generation to change this. >> the nation's top safety officials say all electronic devices should be banne

i'm wyatt everhart with the answer. >> one in four women have been been attacked by their boyfriend or their husband. christian, did we have any idea it was this bad? >> reporter: we didn't but a lot of the experts did. shocking numbers but not to the experts. they say there is -- the results may be underestimating. the cbc surveyed about 9,000 women and 7400 men, among the findings, one in four women say at some point they have been attacked by their husband or boyfriend, one in five have been the victim of rape or attempted rape of those, almost half said it happened when they were 17 or younger. >> about power and not sex. people get this confuse. >> reporter: a counselor for turn around inc unorganization helping rape victims. > people laugh about rape jokes and they don't know who they are offending. >> reporter: the results of the survey ascanio surprise to her. in fact she said the numbers could below, rape and assault she said is under reported, also today, officials attempted to head off the threat of domestic violence around the holidays, featuring a woman abused by her husba