just a few light snow flurries left over in portions of fairfield county. most of the heavier snow is up southern new england. the temperatures, the coldest air is north of the city, freezing and below, 20s from monticello. windchills dropping down to the upper 20s by 11:00 in the city tonight. wind gusts up around 30 miles per hour later tonight and into tomorrow morning. winter is back. i'll let you know for how long in the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> the search is on tonight for nethe attacker who groped a 76-year-old woman in queens. police say this man followed the victim into her apartment building in astoria and forcibly touched her leg near 44th street. authorities say the attacker ran off after the woman began to yell. >>> an autistic boy punched so hard in the face by a public school employee that the boy now the parents are dmend emanding millions in damages. >> while the allegions are bad, the video is terrible. it was just recently released to the attorneys for the autistic boy's parents who are now suing the city, the departme

we have a frost advisory in ange, putnam county and fairfield county, that's until 7:00 a.m. or so once the sun comes up, those temperatus will take off and the frost goes bye-bye. it's dry and breezy at times today. pecially up into connecticut. a red flag warning in effect for fairfield county 10:00 a.m. to 67 0 be careful out there for anything that's flammable. bus stop weather looking good upper 40s to 50s at 8:30 a.m. this morning. recess, 60, smissal, mid 60s. beautiful april weather. clear skies overhead. there aresclouds gathering to the west and rain further west. the blocking pattern that's been keeping us dry for so long is slowly mreaking down. ese systems out to the west will be a player in our weather. right now we're in the clear, we'll stay that way throughout the day today. lots of blueoskies, sunshine throughout. near 70s in portions of central new jersey. upper 30s north and west of the city. tomorrow with a more south to southwesterly wind, it feels like late may with temperatures back into the mid 70s. starting out with sun, ending up with clouds this af

it's only for fairfield county and connecticut and much of new england but it doesn't take much, light wind, low humidity, the temperatures warm, in the 60s and that's what we are dealing with right now. >> you had mentioned the humidity is below 20% right now and it's been a couple of days since we have had a good soaking of rain as well. it's really dry out there, right? >> this is day eight of our dry stretch and we haven't had any substantial rain here in over a we still have to wait until friday. the topsoil is very dry and although we definitely had a surge of some leaves and vegetation over the past seven days, it's not enough. everything is still too dry in the topsoil and that's why we have the fire danger. >> i see a big distinction right away from -- difference right away from the new jersey transit, the trains and some of the bus service was affected because of that smoke and this is really clearly over a patch of wooded area and it looks like it's really dissipating as it moves into long island more, right? >> yeah, it certainly has thinned out since we have seen it initia

fairfield county. beautiful blue skies already. they jumped the gun up there in fairfield county. 54 right along the shore there. just a fantastic picture. thanks to our friends at weather underground for that picture. as you head north of town to the 50s. 48 in millwood. quiet morning. we're seeing clearing skies especially north and also east. maybe looking good in suffolk county. but mostly cloudy conditions in new york city down the jersey shore. a storm is heading our way, but not until tomorrow. here's a look on storm tracker as we pull out wide here. this is our storm moving through the center of the country responsible for all that severe weather and flooding over the past few days. it's on the move now. so you can see this is our area of low pressure. tracks east over the next day or so. arrives in our neck of the woods by tomorrow morning. i'll show you on future tracker how it times out. here's a look at 2:00 p.m. later on today, decent afternoon. sunshine and clouds. and a cool feel. temperatures in the upper 50s to aro

there's your fire weather warning for another 40 minutes or so in fairfield county. there's now a frost advisory because that coolness will turn in to a very chilly night in interior fairfield county, danbury. you have a place like brewster or carmel, goshen, sussex, parts of warren and hunterdon county, there's a frost advisory in to tomorrow morning. fire watches will go up again in to the early evening. sunshine early. clear sky overnight. fairly light wind. breezes pick up tomorrow. you'll notice high clouds mixing in during the midday. more clouds by this time tomorrow. there's big area high pressure that's been fending off the storm to the west. it will finally get here. clouds first tomorrow. rain showers on friday. so it's a warmer wind tomorrow. on friday there might be a shower north and west during the morning hours, then showers become more numerous late in the day in to the evening. futurecast will show a chill in then low and middle 70s during the afternoon. the rain is still way off to the west. so clear, cool, moonlit skies tonight. the full moon on f

and fairfield counties as well and the concerns on the slippery surfaces there. that it will just race through westchester county. they will have more to fill in and all ride through. all of this again is the dividing line as they would push through. during their course of the afternoon that it is wet for the most part. but then we will see a few snow showers as they would wrap up, concerned about the real cold air tonight into tuesday. then tuesday will be a bright day, but it is definitely going to be a cold one. the coldest day of the week. rain continuing through the burst of snow as they exit. that will bring in 28 for the morning low in the city. 42 for your tuesday. wednesday not bad. thursday looks dry and cool for the day and your weekend. very cold, but should be dry. >> find out the weather any time and get your forecast. videos. it's free. >>> here now is tony aiello in the produce aisle. >> today will be red grapes. the mystic treats. these grapes are crunchy, big, red, loadable flavors. it is very important. now, the clamshells like this, that they

there's a fire warning threat for fairfield county. it's closer to normal today, around 67, 63 is our normal high. so we're going to be closer to 70s back on tap for tomorrow. some showers show up friday afternoon. so today and tomorrow, check out the air quality. uv index of 7 today and tomorrow which is high, about an hour or maybe two gets you a sunburn, about an hour on fair skin with no sunscreen or sunblock. but maple, juniper, poplar, all those trees are blossoming now. birch and oak are really going to explode in the next week or two. next week birch just really comes out with these warm after that. so that's what you have, heather, the tree pollen. or you could be bipoplar. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> fire weather warning for county. but, still, it's dry. we just have a light wind today. and, of course, we have this frost issue this morning. here's a frost advisory for putnam county, northern orange county. so we are looking at clear skies here. if you had a big wind today there, would be more of this area. but it's still ve

connecticut has quite a history and astounding what happened in the swath of greenwich, fairfield county where all of these wealthy people voted for donald trump or some for bernie sanders. >> we will talk more about those independent and unaffiliated voters as we go to rhode island. the republican primary, one of the states swept by donald trump could independent unaffiliated voters have been the key to his win? joining us on the phone is brandon bell, chairman of the state's republican party. are you there? >> i am. >> thank you so must have. doing great tonight. a big night for donald trump at least sweeping five states. you are saying there's an unprecedented number of voters that turned out in rhode island. tell us about that. >> it is fascinating. you look back. we have 75,000 registered republicans here. we are a semi open primary as you know. the largest swath of voters here are unaffiliated. i want to say there's 380,000 unaffiliated and 385,000 democrats. to want wed had 61,000 plus show up for the republican primary. so put that in to perspective, in 2000, mccain versus bush,

about to move into the northern part of fairfield county. that will cross over the new york/connecticut border momentarily. another little batch of the light showers and the sprinkles near sandy hook, new jersey. say the jamaican bay queens, a county, that's about it. we'll miss that moisture plume that will happen into the atlantic culture. standing well off to the west of the ohio valley. that is why tomorrow they will start off on a fairly cloudy no. scattered showers or thunderstorms during the overnight hours, especially early. maybe a shower early. the accuweather forecast for tonight mostly cloudy. it's a stray shower. some breaks of sunshine, still 71 though. chillier tomorrow, down to the midtown. a little warmer on monday. 80 degrees is possible and not too far south. all by tuesday. >> they did not need to plant the gardens. >>> we will get through the baseball game tonight. >> yes there, you go. >> the yankees are at home as they would both need to have a win tonight straight ahead. we will be talking baseball. matt harvey with a

right around fairfield county along 95, stretching through the new havenm?ou have freezing precipitation, snow just to the north of that. watch t around yorktown heights, 684, it's going to be slippery there. then we go down and see there's still more moisture which is going to come in our direction. i think a lot of that is going to be aimed towards nassau and suffolk. long island is dreary and cold, just above the freezing mark. got about three or three and a county. a little over two in hyde park. willow, close to 6. this evening the leftover showers kind of get out of the way. feels like it's 33 degrees. tomorrow look at this, at midnight 22 is what it feels like. we wake up to 11 degrees. it is going to be very very cold. a blast of cold air works in our direction. as we head to the midweek we see a mix of sun and clouds and 49. warm air on thursday. thundershowers and the cold stuff as we head through the weekend. >>> we've got a quick commuter alert for you. subway repairs return to the 1 train this week. starting tonight, there will be no trains runn

keep a lookout if you are i fairfield county. you are underga fire weather watch for tomorrow. there will be gusty winds, but they won't be as strong as today. very low humidity, very dry air. between now. now they are around 20. only in isolated cases. temperatures range from 45 in the city -- 45 north and west of the city to 60 in midtown. it's cool. cool air moving in across the great lakes. mild air to the south. it's going to be chilly in the morning across the area. we had uninnocent red. in the morning, if you are going to be outdoors, getting ready to come into school or work, make sure you have an extra layer. 30s to the north and west. it tomorrow, but thursday, 70 again and mid to upper 70s friday. that's when the rain enters the picture. here is our seven-day forecast. we need the rain showers. we have a chance on friday. and another chance early next week for some showers. looks fine. sunshine, t peratures in the 60s, well above average. mid to upper 60s. the w mest days this week will be thursday and friday. we are back in the 70s. >>> three daze after ys after an

and westchester and fairfield county in connecticut and eastern suffolk county on long island, orange and putnam and interior connecticut has the freeze warning tonight. fox 5 sky guardian showing a few showers off the southeast coast of new jersey. that's with that cloud cover. it's been persistent. clear off to the north. this system causing some rain and snow and thunderstorms with severe weather through the south. that's coming back our way. the clouds will come back here after morning sun. we'll be in the 40s out the door. 54 lunchtime. after mid-afternoon into the evening hours or so, we'll start to see the threat of showers. the high in the upper 50s tomorrow. you see on futurecast the friday, the system doesn't move that far to the south as we were originally thinking. the wind will be onshore. it will be cool, in the middle and upper 50s, light rain and drizzle. it gets better for saturday. a few clouds tonight. frosty north and west. 44 in the city. closer to the freezing mark in the colder suburbs. sun and clouds and the showers mid to late afternoon. we'll stop in the uppe

there are freeze warnings for putnam and fairfield counties. a cold start tomorrow. in the city, in the 40s. then it rises to the weather this afternoon. even the jersey shore, clouds will thicken throughout the day. >> we're talking light rain around here by this time tomorrow. in the meantime, the weekend still looks great. friday's hiatt gh at 65, sunday at 60. >> janice, thanks so much. >>> a consumer alert tonight, ford recalling more than a quarter million cars, trucks and suvs. they cover 2011 f-150 trucks, expeditions, mustangs and lincoln nav gators. they said the transmission can suddenly shift down to third gear. they are also calling on explorer suvs to fix a problem. >> explain what happened here. >> natalie, the dentist prepaid more than $400 to cover the cost of postage for mailings to his clients. but he says that money was extracted from his account without consent which impacted his office. for 41 years, charles raleigh has kept busy in his office in along with the flow of patients is a flow of mail, notifying patients of uptown visits, sending info

in fairfield county it is mixing over and changing to sleet. watch out for slick rode along i-95 if you're traveling north towards connecticut tonight. raining in the city still and down across the shore areas. we don't see an end to this for a couple hours. temperatures right now, right around freezing in franklin and sparta. as you go a little farther south, you hit the 40s. it's 51 in trenton. 37 in islip. from north to south. freeze warnings in effect tonight for coastal areas for the city, jersey shore, long island, where the temperatures will drop down below 32. 28 in the morning in the city. we're dressing for winter tomorrow. hats and gloves are in order. it's going to be a breezy day. it's going to feel like february. north and west it's like winter too. still some snow on the ground because there will be refreeze tonight. 29 in long island in the morning. the winds will be out of the north at 15-20 miles an hour. a brisk wind. these are the high temperatures, 30s and 40s. afternoon we're talking about a winter's chill that's going to

a freeze warning in orange, passaic, westchester, putnam and fairfield counties and a frost advisory through some areas in new jersey right down towards the jersey shore into ocean down pi county. nice end to the day. into the rest of the week, keep an eye on the pollen forecast. tree pollen is going to be high, mold low, but that tree pollen is going to stay consistently bad through the week. there's no rain to watch any of that out of the atmosphere. it's going to be a tough go. allergists are going to get booked early. in the weekend, temperatures in the 60s. we head to the 70s as we head into the end of the weekend and into monday. going to be just gorgeous. there's your seven- day forecast, everyone. it is about as good as it can get. look at the temperature rise. isn't there some sort of official holiday we can come up with to take monday off? a real great stretch. get out and enjoy it. >>> vice president joe biden will head to the military academy at west point next he will deliver the commencement address. president obama delivered the address in 2014. >>> imagine paying your

still in the 30s through westchester and fairfield county and a cool spot on the island in west hampton. all right, now, on ward we go. we take a look at wind speeds now. still in the teens as you head out to the west. we are going to see breezy conditions march their way eastward. i think we're going to see winds up to about 15, 20 miles per hour. this is what's interesting. it's the cloud cover working in our direction. that is preceding all of this moisture which is heading our way, too. so we're in for a rainy day tomorrow, a breezy day tomorrow. rather comfortable through most of the area. tonight, it will be cool with a clear sky, down to 26 degrees in the city with winds out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. and then the rain begins to roll through tomorrow. watch these temperatures. they're nice and warm, but keep in mind we are going to see some heavy downpours and upwards of half an inch to an inch precipitation. friday, breezy conditions begin to sweep out into the atlantic. we have the first pitch at city field this season. showers taper off and we are dry i think for

rain-snow line getting in to parts of fairfield county. heavy rain in philly will go to monmouth and ocean over the next couple of hours. have to deal with this through about 8:00 or 9:00 latest, then snow showers lingering. then it's all about a cold wind kicking in. look at the numbers tomorrow morning. we'll start the day. these are not wind chills. low and middle 20s. upper 20s along the coast. feels like readings will be in the teens. we're going back to the february feel tomorrow morning. here's what you need to know as we head through the night. rain and snow showers will wind down this evening as will snow showers. slippery travel to the north. cold north wind will be strengthening. some gusts past 30 and then near record cold tomorrow morning. wake-up wind chills are in the teens. we'll let you know if we bounce back. they'll play tomorrow midday, yankee stadium, but it will be awfully cold. we'll have that forecast as well. toppled on not just one home but two homes in new jersey. a neighbor says a tree shook his house when it ca

, swooping to somerset and portions of west chester county, inland fairfield county and a hard freeze, not a freeze watch. but we're pretty confident that will drop down to the 32-degree mark or colder. the growing season hasn't started yet but tomorrow morning, 29 the forecasted low in liberty tomorrow morning and talking the mid-50s. some of you north will be in the upper 40s for highs, so, look. it's a cold front that came through. so your temperatures won't warm up right away and you get the sunshine and it will feel better out there. quiet and colder and sub- freezing temperatures for overnight lows north of the city and 57 for the day tomorrow, and across the board, the numbers go up. 60 on thursday and 61 on friday and 70 on sunday, and that looks like a winner of a day. the whole weekend will be great. monday, 60 degrees and monday into tuesday, the next rain chance there. >> the trending is good. >> gotta like it. >> thank you, lonnie. >>> maurice, the rangers gotted any news regarding the health of one of their stars and the mets know that a bad start brings a lot of questio

from orange to putnam county fairfield county the possibility of a hard freeze. the city wakes up at 45 degrees. increasing cloud through the day tomorrow. kj was talking about because we were chatting earlier during the 5:00 news there's a chance of rain. i'll show you all that. it is out there, yes. are they big storms? no. you're look at two days of it for thursday and for friday. dividing line that is right there. north you have sunshine. all day in the hudson valley a lot of sunshine out there. new york city started off with clouds. they have pushed down to the south and the line is apparently in monmouth county into ocean county. down by cape may they have a few light showers out there as of now. what's going to happen as we look ahead? this is the weathermaker the kingpin in our atmosphere right now. a low pressure system in omaha, this front rolled through oklahoma, texas and nebraska yesterday with violent weather. this isn't in the cards for us. what i see over the next couple of days this leading activity all associated with the same front that dropped

temperatures in the 30s in fairfield county. 37 in islip and west hampton. these cold temperatures are going to remain with us all night long. at least we're not going to drop off too much overnight, but those winds picking up out of the north and northwest are that we already have. we're going to see temperatures remaining below average for this time of year, even as we head into sunday afternoon. some sunshine returns. that breeze out of the north and eventually out of the west will feel a little bit chillier. we're going to look at those windchills remaining in the upper 30s even in the peak heating hours of the afternoon. as we send the kids back to school temperatures rebounding. we could get back to 60 before this next cold front moves through. we're going to keep things a little bit milder in this seven day forecast than what we just dealt with. overnight we're going to drop down to 30 degrees in central park. that will be a freezing temperature. 28 in union. 27 in scarsdale and smithtown. it's going to be breezy. all the way down to 18 in liberty. pr

the frost advisory is from fairfield county around the hudson valley and northern new jersey and ocean county until 8:00 go in the morning. the growing season has started so if you have plants you want to protect, bring them inside. the conditions are the same everywhere. the weekend looks great. not that much wind, beautiful skies. monday we start to see some showers in the forecast. we really need the rain. we're running a deficit since the first of the year, so any rain is welcome. next week is a bit unsettled and cool after monday. so a chance for showers each day. maybe not a washout every day, but that's the change in the pattern that we're going to see, otherwise, great weekend coming up. >> thanks, janice. >>> chuck, the islanders need only two more wins to do something they haven't done in over two decades. coming up in sports, the isles their first round stanley cup playoff series against the panthers. we've got highlights of game four and john chandler has the turns out lemon juice doesn' t cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that' s how i am. red head fred. ultra ra

most likely right now through sections of fairfield county and pushing eastward through connecticut shoreline. bridgeport, should get up to 54. close to 60 in poughkeepsie. tonight, we're going to see the temperatures dip down, it will be on the cool side with a little bit of short, live, partial clearing. short lived to some people. winds out of the northeast, ten miles per hour. future tracker in motion. and as you can see, by the time we get to tonight, we see another batch of showers. before that, little bit of a break. tomorrow morning, and then we see what we are looking for, which is the dry conditions followed by the rain rolling in early sunday morning and it looks like sunday is not a great day at all. we're going to see on and off showers, not a lot of rain out of this at all. as far as the rain totals, look earth in monticello. hartley anything hardly anything in the city. tonight down to 47. and your seven-day forecast looks like this. the weekend again, saturday, the better day. dreary on sunday. and here is your seven-day forecast, everyone. looks like we're staying cool until

there's still showers across westchester county through sullivan and orange county and fairfield county to the eastern end of long island, and that's the thunderstorms that have passed to the city, and they go to the marine layer that have died down a bit, and there's been couple of lightning strikes running across there, and it's around gardner's island. this afternoon, showers and thunderstorms firing back up, and around 3:00, we will see the temperature close to 71 degrees. with the wet roads tst going to get busier. not a bad ride for you, going through this spot. we are looking at the bqe going southwest, near the hugh kerry tunnel. we are looking at the goethals bridge, 35 miles an hour because of the weather. our street cleaning rules in effect for today. lor and i ken, over -- lori and ken, back to you. >> thank you. >>> voters will head to the polls in five north eastern states including connecticut, and eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in greenwich. >> reporter: connecticut is one of the five states with primaries today, but for the candidates, there's one state wei

red flag warning is in effect until 6:00 tonight for fairfield county, so watch out there. there's still a chance if a fire sparks that it could get out of ntrol. just be careful. fire weather watch tomorrow for most of new jersey because of guelsty winds. winds pick up tomorrow. low humidity. fires could spread very, very fast. nothing on radar here. but back to the west, we're tracking that storm system that's headed in our direction. same one that's been bringing flooding rains to the gulf coast around houston and now louisiana. so that's moving east, but friday is when it gets here. so this evening your weather is pretty nice. 50s, later on the 40s and maybe even some 30s, but tomorrow we're in the mid-70s and friday up to 80. storm team 4 dave price is coming up at 5:30 to talk about the frost advisory that's in effect for tonight. guys, back to you. >> the weekend looks fabulous. >>wa fantastic. >>> still ahead, there was a disturbing trend in life expectanky. the group now dying at a younger age. >>> plus, facebook users you might like this. actually, make that love

except over fairfield county and put put putna putnam. just sprinkles until the line because it's going to be moving slowly, we will see showers lingering in the morning. as we go throughout the day, slowly but surely the showers will move offshore. we will have sunshine by the time we end the day. what about sunday? will we see enough sun to be outdoors? how high will the temperatures get? those answers coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> we are learning new details about the final days of prince's life. as we wait for word of what caused his sudden death. michael george is live outside the apollo theater where fans are still gathering to remember prince. michael? >> reporter: chuck, there are very few artists whose deaths could bring fans out for two straight days. but here behind me, even at 11:00, there are fans outside the apollo offering prayers, leaving flowers behind as they celebrate his legacy. a crowd of more than 50 danced second straight night. i would die for you >> reporter: a fitting tribute to one of the greates

snow ape above i-80, new jersey, along 287 to the north, west chester county, fairfield county, up towards albany. the rain comes in through the morning hours in to the afternoon, chilly, cold rain, looking at rain at noontime, rain at 1:00, it will be raining during the baseball game, if probably just a windy, and chilly. make sure you have your gear. making the morning or the evening commute, headed to school. bus stop today, one child who is truant from the bus stop. otherwise rainy morning. kids dress warm. a cold day and colder tomorrow. we will talk about that next. >>> see all of the brake the band wick expressway, hillside avenue, we have an accident, 4 and 5 trains, street. grand central. new jersey transit trains suspended, between hackettstown and long island. metro north, doing just fine. 287, north, exit 22, a tractor trailer fire, you have all lanes closed down and detoured around that area. this is a look at the ed couch 59th street bridge. see the delays on the lower level. that's because of an accident going in to manhattan. we have alternate side of the street parking rul

it's going to be focusing on fairfield county, wes chester and long island over the next couple of hours in the early afternoon. that's when we can expect to see the damage and the potential power outages. you can see on future wind gusts, winds around lunchtime, still strong. north and east of new york city. after 2:00 p.m., it's much less wi dy from new york city south. winds down in the 20s to 30 miles per hour. even around 6:00, hampton bays, dealing with winds over 30 miles per hour. it's going to take a little while longer for everything to lm down for you. storm tracker shows one last snow squall there across suffolk county. that could impact driving, but overall, the snow really diminishing a tot over the past few hours. that's one storm pulling away. here's our nextretorm moving in toni t and tomorrow bringing us another round o snow and rain as well. we're talking about snow, we've also got cold i whoaces. windchills in the single digits in the hudson valley after the 70s and 80s the past couple of days. 16 it feels like in white plains. you had to head outside, ou need the lay

putnam county, fairfield county, a freeze warning for you. temperatures starting off in the 20s and 30s. we talked about how, you know, john was recording a temperature around 39 degrees. it's 29 right now in the hamptons and north and west you're not finding all that cold of air. 43 monticello, 48 in the city. belmar 36 degrees. there is not a cloud in our sky. we are not going have to pedro any problem with precipitation. that's 1550 miles of cool air. this low pressure system offshore not allowing the high to exit. why do we want the high to exit? we want to it to -- it to stay. we are not worrying about it. up. in fact, when i look at the next rain chance, it doesn't look like it's going to be until next saturday. i did have some raindrops on for tuesday. i took them off a couple of days ago. i am just watching temperatures. 66 saturday. 72 sunday. 76 monday. that monday temperature has been going up each and every day. a degree every day. monday is going to be a beautiful day. tuesday more clouds. i just don't think it's -- if anybody ge

rumbles of thunder here, fairfield county, watch for heavy downpours. the rain has gotten lighter in and around the city.

also orange and putnam county. hudson valley and fairfield county. places like high bridge and somerville will start dropping in to the 30s after midnight. 40 degrees in islip. 43 in belmar. sunshine across the board tomorrow, easy forecast. 62 at 4:00. and in to the upper 50s during nice. this is a satellite and radar. no clouds there. dominant weather feature, this high pressure over eastern east coast. there is a low offshore right here. and it's making for some gusty maybe a few patchy clouds. otherwise, we really have a shield that's fending off any storms from the south and from the west. that's the good news. the flipside is remember, getting our wind flow from the north and east for the most part, so cooler air is coming in. our warmup is very gradual. eventually these winds will turn around and we'll get access to some of the 70s over the middle of the country and ohio valley. but that's not till late in the weekend and in to monday as well. so for the time being, just have to monitor this storm offshore for a little extra breeze along the c

the counties in the hudson valley and fairfield county too up through 8:00 tomorrow morning where your temperatures most cases will be in the 20s. of the island from middle village out to the hamptons. monticello is at 34. going to get colder. ss,x at 38 degrees. slight northerly breeze tonight. we'll keep it on the chilly side across the area. clyoear skies, no worries from rain. this big high pressure system that's carving out a nice clear area from st. louis dow a n to the south all the way to the east coast. in the morning it will be cold enough for heavier jackets and maybe even a coat, but by the afternoon we'll be in the 50s. the coastal sections will stay cooler than t l inland areas so keep that in mind. tomorrow's high 68. we showed you the 70s showing up by sunday and monday mid to upper 70s. maybe even 80 over the inland areas. back to the 60s on tuesday. still a few degrees above average. you can see above average for a ange. that's coming up this weekend. >> it looks like we just pulled >> you got three wows from bruce today. >> here comes the sun. >> love it. >> all righ

and interior sections of fairfield county. 50-ish from chelsea to hoboken and the 30s for morristown, sussex. danbury, you're at 35. everybody under a clear to partly cloudy sky. high clouds trying to push towards us. here's the next unsettled weathermaker, a cold front moving slowly eastward that blocking pattern has been breaking down. even that hasn't happened that quickly. it will take a while for the clouds to increase tonight and the showers to get in here tomorrow. future tracker shows we're in good shape today. at noontime, a patch of clouds here. by overnight, the clouds thicken up. most of the showers stay way to the north and west of us. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, should be decent to start the day. later in the day a couple of shot showers. the real line of shower activity gets organized around 6:00, 7:00 that pushes through overnight. by 7:00 a.m. saturday morning, leftover cloud force eastern long island, the clouds will clear the coast of new jersey, back into sunshine for saturday afternoon and sunday. for today, a warm one, 75 in the larchmont, 71. interior sections

. >> reporter: he won even bigger in fairfield county, connecticut, home of many elites who work on wall street. connecticut are resident elizabeth krull. >> i believe that he believes in america, and he is a businessman. >> reporter: bucks county pennsylvania, always a bellwether, left no doubt which republican it liked. trump won bucks county big. this blowout sent new shock waves through the establishment republicans here in washington with polls consistently showing more than 60% of general election voters don't like trump. they were hoping against hope to block him from the nomination. that's possible. so what's the new strategy? one senator told me today, raise as much money as we can for our senate candidates. another one said, at least we can take heart that polls show a majority of americans don't like hillary clinton either. >> pelley: the insight of bob schieffer tonight. bob, thank you. well, hillary clinton won four out of five last night, and she now has 90% of the delegates she needs, and hundreds of staffers working for the sanders' campaign were let go today. nancy corde

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it's one lone cell about to move into fairfield county. the bigger picture will show you there are more little cells out there but there's also a lot of breaks of dry air so you will deal with that overnight and start of saturday and then clear behind it. let's talk about what the numbers will look like for your weekend. i'm going to go for a high degrees on the nose. i think the second half is the nicer half of your day. 65 on sunday. more of a rain chance next week. >> thank you. >> otis is here with a look ahead at sports. >> so far, we haven't been able to celebrate any happy harvey days this season. could that change tonight? we'll give you the numbers behind the struggles. and we are back to square one with the islanders except now florida. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. >>> otis livingston joins us. the isles were in a driver's seat. >> now not in the

westchester, putnam county, into dutchess county, this tail goes right through fairfield county out to the east end of long island. wherever you see the red or orange, heavy downpours out there. bigger picture shows you that is your air mass for saturday. sun and cloud mix. don't see a lot of wet weather. i see the wet weather right there and i see it for sunday. if i show you how it looks on future cast, it all dies down overnight. here's 8:30 in the morning, sun and cloud mix i'm talking about. this is the better portion of your weekend. then you get into the afternoon hours, 4:00 p.m. notice how it's brighter east, cloudier west and to the north. northern areas could even see a sprinkle possible. then get ready for sunday. look at this picture. it rolls in here at 9:00 a.m. clouds throughout your day on sunday and to the evening, rain chance is with you. some of that could be heavy. right now, the new model numbers are in. between 1 to 2 inches of rain for our area and, again, we need that rain. so you get to monday, looking at 59 degrees. still a chance for wet weather, so you stil

rumbles of thunder here, fairfield county, watch for heavy downpours. the rain has gotten lighter in and around the city. and thunderstorms sitting further west that will probably modve in here during the afternoon hours. we may have a lull in between todaney where it's not raining. wi t nonetheless, a quick shot early and another one later in the afternoon. 51 in chelsea. yhow hoboken, 53. south and west new jersey, perhaps in the 70s. in the city, back to the mid to upper 60s. take along the umbrella, you will need it. wet roads, any problems? let's say hello to lauren scala. >>> no problems but we have a lot of speed restrictions on the cr haossings. and faction track maintenance on the the 2 and 3. no 2 trains near 96th in both directions. no 3 train service but take the shuttle buses instead. we have track work on eight other lines. expect delay and service changes. >>> breaking news, we're learning about a slashing in manhattan. "today in new york's" katherine creag arrived on the station near grand central station with the latest. >> reporter: da

interior fairfield county and lower couldn'tnnecticut ask also the eastern end of long island. if you put out those potted plants, you may have to cover them. if we look to the south, we see clouds. we're going to have a lot more sun north and a lot more clouds south. we spiked up the 62 with the late day sun. south winds is at 12 to 18 and the highest current at 62 degrees. the highest is 65. we might bump up another degree or two before dropping to the -- don't forget your jacket because you'll feel a chill after the sun goes down. 64 in stanford. look at ice and owe-- and howl. mostly sunny at 7:00 a.m. then clouds will thicken during the mid-day. we're fine with dry weather at least through early afternoon. i'm concerned that showers sneak into north new jersey. you may need your raincoat and umbrella later today. look at 195 and new jersey. it's partial cloudiness and howl, but clear in bridgewater and the hudson river have been sunny all day long. it has been sunny on the brisk side. that front to the south. we wish it would stay that way. if you notice the area of rain n

this is our shot from fairfield county. you can see just a bit of high cloud cover, a nice looking start to the day. there is michael's fleet of boats. they are ready to go, michael. 42 degrees right now. it is colder north and west. because of that frost going on in some areas, until about 8:00 or so. once temperatures warm up, that will go away. red bank and point pleasant, low 40s. 50 in the city. we're the warm spot. even across long island a lot of 40s out there. at the bus stop, 40s in the suburbs, 30s early on. by recess time, upper 60s. by dismissal time, temperatures in the low 70sment future tracker shows a few clouds mixing in for evening. partly cloudy overnight, and tomorrow, this is 7:00 a.m. most of the shower activity still to the west. one batch comes through late morning, early afternoon. a lull in the action, then another batch of showers lines 6:00, 7:00 in the evening. the last of it clears the area by saturday morning. clouds early, if you sleep in on saturday morning you will miss the clouds as you ca

the heaviest of which is coming to the city heading into fairfield county. it's right into the box and the five boroughs. once they get through, you can see the showers break 11:00 coming to a close after lunchtime. we have 560 at newark and the same thing in central park. it's 53 in montauk and 360 in monticello. that's one of the things we will have to look out for. it's a big question. as we head into the email, the cold front is taking back over so you will notice as opposed to what we would have tomorrow morning. the cold front continues to make its way to the east and showers are breaking up at 1:00. it will be drying out afterwards and we will see a sunnier sky takeover. plenty of sunshine there with cold temperatures in the morning. the freeze watch goes into shaded counties and we look at temperature near 320 tomorrow morning from 2:00 8:00 . the early spring planning is there so go ahead and protect your plants. >> it could be a not so great situations. >> morning showers for you and the rain breaks up up to 570 by the midday. high temperatures up

there's a freeze warning up for northern fairfield county. putnam county, orange county as well. places like mayapack, over to tuxedo and places like to watch out for patchy frost tonight. also the eastern end of long island. on the sunnyside of the street it feels great this afternoon. once the sun goes down that chill is certainly back. don't forget the coat tonight. 59, south wind at 7. chilly at citifield. 57. the wind isn't too gusty. 5 to 10 or 12 miles per hour. dropping through the mid to low 50s overnight, clear to partly cloudy skies. during the day tomorrow most sun is in the morning and clouds will tend to thicken during the afternoon hours. i think after maybe 4:00, 5:00, showers moving in to new jersey. maybe getting close to new york city, nassau county. north and east may stay dry. have your umbrella for patchy rain and drizzle tomorrow night, even in to the day on friday. if you watch the futurecast, after a fairly nice end of the day, clouds get suppressed to the south. 38, newburg. 44 in islip. 47 in belmar. 39, poughkeepsie. we could spend several hours in 30s

sullivan, ulster, dutchess county, and fairfield county. i would watch out around ma nair neck -- mamaroneck. this is snow and could be slippery. not a lot of snow. a coating to an inch will make things slick this morning. precipitation is moving into new york city. jersey city, hoboken and that wintry mix. wet snowflakes in the mix. but it will change over to rain as we warm up nicely. you can see future tracker that it pushes north throughout the day. game time. for your evening commute, more of the same. still a little rainy. get ready for this, guys. this is tomorrow morning. and this is what it feels like. windchills in the teens and single digits for your tuesday morning. that is a blast that we don't love especially this time of year. you can see the seven-day forecast temperatures gradually moderating by wednesda that's the best day of the week. thursday the rain returns. we've been tracking the snow and ice and emily west seeing trouble spots because of it. >> definitely. we've had a lot of problems with this. north of the city. fi

just above 287, even central fairfield county is in that. overnight, a hard freeze is expected armed. that's because the temperatures drop to subfreezing numbers like 27. west. indoors. right here to just south of 84. you know, i think you'll continue to see this for a few more hours, as we go into the evening, keeping the roads slushy. here's the area we're talking that might be a little rumble of thunder with the low itself. first pitch forecast for tomorrow. okay, so we're going to swap rain and chilly weather for sun and cold temperatures. 39degrees tomorrow at game time. the winds north at 10 to 20. if you have a 10 mile-an-hour and a north wind at the stadium blows in from left field in toward home plate. that will be a great game. we've got rain by 5:00, at 48. lee goldberg will be here first at 4:00, tonight, you see some of this to the north, could end as snow. and some of it to the south could end as a rumble of thunder. 7:00tomorrow night, we start with temperatures in the upper 20s. the teens is what it will feel like tomorrow mo

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the fire warning here is for connecticut, fairfield county. bridgeport, on up into new england. things are dry. you really don't have the limb to fuel that. we have all the flooding in texasment when you have this the jet stream is running around that. so what happens is the jet stream holds it here, and it just keeps raining and raining and raining for days. it's even cutely going to -- eventually going to fade out. here comes clouds into friday. friday afternoon we start to see the showers popping up. with that, there may be a popup thunderstorm or two that's in that. some april showers coming by. we're about two inches short of the normal rainfall. we get to saturday, the sun comes back out. north winds 10-15. the rip current is high. the beaches, even though it's a nice day to go to the beach. water temperature is about 50. yankees play tonight at 705. light breeze, 67, tomorrow, around 72. here's your accu-weather forecast. we've got the showers late in the day. look at the weekend. really nice for viewing the north star on saturday. 70 and 66 with sunshine on saturday. nic

even the lower part of fairfield county there and eastern suffolk county has a frost advisory with a freeze watch north of that. orange and putnam counties and the rest of connecticut. we have that clearing trend coming in. we'll see a few clouds tonight. the cold front has moved offshore. now we have this storm center we'll watch with another front slowly to be coming our way. we have a warm front ahead of that. eventually you'll see these areas of rain return. showery weather tomorrow afternoon after morning sunshine. climbing through the 40s. 54 middle of the day. there's the shower threat starting from 3:00 and beyond. only in the upper 50s tomorrow. watch the futurecast show the clouds arrive and that rain activity staying in towards tomorrow night. look at friday. the cloud bank and moisture further to the north with the onshore flow. that's going to keep it cloudy with light rain or drizzle through the day. temperatures will stay in the 50s. a few clouds tonight. call it chilly with a frost possibility over the northern and western colder suburbs. 33 there. 44 in midtown tomor