a live look from allentown. nearly two inches of snow fell here this morning. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist tammie souza. so glad the rain is rolling out of here in time for the parade. >> they looked at the forecast and made a concerted decision to put it tomorrow. i bet a lot of people are going to take that friday off work. you mentioned the cleaning the streets up. >> a four-day weekend for a lot of people out there. it's going to be soggy this weekend. talk about what's happening for the remainder of tonight. we do still have rain across the area. this did start as snow and sleet and freezing rain. in the poconos, it's transitioned over to rain but still just a little bit of snow hanging on there. not a great deal. you can see the outline of that sleet or freezing rain and snow. but that is pretty much moving out of the area because temperatures have lifted above the freezing mark. see the back side of this system eroding away. this is one fast-moving system. this is our water vapor imagery. this ac

it feels like 16 in allentown, 19 in philadelphia. and with temps everywhere below freezing it's a good 23 degrees colder right now than it was at this point yesterday morning so cold air has really set in overnight. chilly afternoon but temperatures below freezing everywhere so you could have some slick spots matt. >> donald trump jr. and his wife are thanking first responders after a white powder scare. vanessa trump started coughing and felt nauseous after addressing an envelope containing a white substance. she was hospitalized as a precaution. police say the powder turned out to be cornstarch. trump jr. tweeter that thankful my children are safe and unharmed after the incredibly scary situation. >> once in a lifetime trip sank. the boat capsized in the gum. tanner broad well nicky walsh and their pet pug escaped injury. the couple said just about everything else on the boat floated away. >>> an arizona woman says she's never left the country and yet she woke up one morning speaking with a british accent. michelle myers was diagno

allentown 25 and tomorrow not much warmer. temperatures will stay in the lower 30s possibly inch up into the mid 30s to the south. sunny and cold with winds gusting out of the northwest at 25 miles an hour. so definitely talking about a wind chill. take a look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority. for your tuesday mostly cloudy, 40 a decent day. morning snow and sleet on wednesday. that will change over to rain as we warm up. thursday 35. sunny friday 36. more rain saturday. and more showers hanging around by sunday. so lucy, we get the team home. >> yup. >> we party. >> that's right. exactly right. we'll do it. >> quick. got to be fast. >> we're doing it. tell was. thank you very much, kathy. >> you bet. >> kristen rodgers, she comes to philadelphia and suddenly we're at the super bowl. what a dream, kristen. >> reporter: this has been a dream for me, lucy. i have to say we watched the sunrise this morning now we are watching the sunset and finally, we are getting some super bowl football here in minneapolis.

even more snow coated other areas like exton, allentown, and even the poconos. those more northern part of the region seeing up to half foot of snow. >> i want some spring. it is time for the sun to be out. >> are you kind of over this snowy weather then? >> yes. >> many people out in these elements were not a fan of the flakes, so many saying this snow surprised them since this saturday started out sunny with mild temperatures. >> it was gorgeous, like honestly. >> then ended cold and snowy. >> i wasn't expected it to just turn so quickly, but yes, chilly wetter. >> we are over winter. let me tell you. >> and the good news for those who are not big fans of the snow or of winter, a lot of this is expected to melt within hours, certainly within about a day or so. in center city, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> in south jersey now, roads were briefly covered in heavy wet and slushy snow. and "eyewitness news" viewer shared this treacherous commute along route 45 in sewell, new jersey, that snow did not stick around for long, though, people there saw mostly rain. rem

nine allentown, reading and wilmington, 13 in philadelphia. 14 in millville. so that was that stinging wind that we felt today on bear skin. satellite and radar we have that rain and snow shower or two earlier today. that sunshine returning in spots this afternoon and we'll continue to kind of push those clouds off the coast. clear bitter. winds do relax though back down to six to 12 miles per hour with air temps between 10 and 17 degrees. high pressure is to the south tomorrow so with high pressure nearby we'll start with sunshine for the weekend clouds build in the afternoon, 33 but wind chills stay in the 20's. low pressure goes to our north and west which is going to bring warm air in but the system as it arrives sunday late morning early afternoon will begin as brief snow north and west but don't get nervous. it will change to rain there as well and a soaking rain in the evening. so for the poconos two to 4 inches of snow with that super bowl storm on sunday with brief mixing later in the evening. lehigh valley far northwestern lehigh bucks county, it cha

we'll go up to 48 in trenton and reading. 47 in allentown. 51 in millville. down in cape may. 48 degrees 49 degrees on the boardwalk in atlantic city. here's future tracker 6 at 5:00 we're starting to develop sprinkles and showers starting in the northern and western suburbs. we go up to 11. we fill in a little bit. notice how it's colder in the poconos with a snow shower. cecily and adam will be showing you that overnight. in the overnight hours we have rain filling in, on the back edge of that cold air rushes in. we'll have that precip change to snow. a brief hit of snow that will get off the coast by 9:00. what to expect overall, rain to snow overnight. if there is an accumulation i think it will be very small. many roads are wet, despite the snow. karen and i will will be back tomorrow morning to get you through whatever is going on. it's cold on saturday, and milder on sunday, with a storm coming at us, this will be warm enough for rain, maybe brief rain changing over to soaking rain. a lot of uncertainty with this, but right now it's looking like rain,

all the way up to 54 currently in millville and up in allentown and reading you're still cooler, upper 30's, but even if you get some of that moisture from the low lying clouds and fog up north, it's probably too mild for it to freeze up on the roads. that can sometimes happen when you get fog and slightly cooler weather. as we take a look at the dense fog advisory, this is everywhere across the region until 10 o'clock this morning. in some cases, visibilities are down below a quarter of a mile. that means if you're really moving and suddenly you hit that sort of thing it's going to be real hard to see small cars or animals in the road ways. allentown, reading, mount pocono but everywhere you see this gray, which is almost everywhere we're looking at the potential of thick fog so be careful. temperatures today overall are going to zoom. we'll get rid of the clouds later this morning, start to break out some sunshine as we head to about midday and beyond and see how the numbers climb. by 11:00, 57, 64 by 1:00. this model has 68 at 3 o'clock. i'm going for a high of 70 and karen, tomorro

allentown breaks the record by 14 degrees. records all over the area. you never break records by that much. so in philly, we've had two straight days of record warmth. by tomorrow afternoon, 40 degrees. that's a 37-degree drop. if you think that's impressive, the 81 in allentown for the record. by late tomorrow, 35 degrees. that's a 46-degree drop. and as we go through the day tomorrow, the temperatures do drop during the day. we've got cloudy skies. we've got periods of rain. just a nasty day, especially compared to what we've seen. we'll see how long this kind of weather lasts and we have more rain in the ten-day forecast coming up. >> now to the fight against the opioid epidemic in camden. this time it comes with a new legal twist. >> all new at 6:00 -- big pharmaceutical companies are feeling the heat in a ground-breaking lawsuit. cydney long is joining us live in vorhees with more on the suit. >> reporter: i can tell you this litigation is unique because camden county isn't just suing the drugmakers, those companies. they are naming names and suing

we're starting out on the cold side. 27 in allentown. 29 in wilmington, 31 degrees in millville. if you factor in the wind which is running in the low double digits. feels like 17 in trenton. 18 in philadelphia. 19 in wilmington, 16 in allentown and 21 in millville. a word to the wise if you are heading outside to and plan to attend the parade today. the rain is over, but temple is below freezing that means icy patches on roads and sidewalks has developed. we should re-emerge with plenty of sunshine thoroughly. 10:00 a.m., 29 degrees. the parade temperature about 30. 31 around 3:00 p.m. 34 around 3:00 p.m. of course, the wind will be a factor running ten to 20 miles per hour. higher gusts at times. during the morning windchills in the teens, around 2:00 p.m. 24 degrees is what it will feel like. karen, we have precipitation coming in over the weekend, the next round is rain, not snow. i'll have the details coming up. >> reporter: glad to hear that, expect slick spots as you head, because the temperatures are freezing. you see the people walking out there already? they are getting

it's not going to be nearly as raw as you step outside. 34 in allentown and reading. we had a concern about maybe some freezing drizzle up here in the northern and western areas so be careful if something looks like it's a little bit wet on the roads. 33 in trenton, 34 in wilmington and millville, 35 in cape may. satellite shows you how a little bit more cloud cover is in play today and i think we'll start out with a decent amount of clouds and through the day see clouds and maybe some sunny breaks perhaps a little brighter later in the day. overall it stays milder which is nice or it gets milder i should say. yesterday we only stopped in the low 40's. today we'll be there by 10:00 a.m. mid 40's by noon with that 46-degree high or temperature there. and by 3 o'clock, a high of 53 degrees so a lot better than it was yesterday afternoon. not all that breezy and again, some sun at times as well. high temperatures everywhere looking milder. 50 degrees today in allentown, run in 51 in reading lancaster and wilmington. 52 trenton, 53 in philadelphia and 54 in millville. lit

right now, 37 degrees, one of cold equivalent spots is allentown. you can see allentown. with fog this morning. the clouds thin out late this morning. this afternoon, we break through sunshine and a springlike afternoon to feel nothing like february. new jersey, less fog in new jersey. there are some spots mostly just cloudy right now and 55 degrees. 60s by lunchtime into the upper 60s, potentially into the low 70s this afternoon. it really depends on how quickly those clouds start to break for sunshine. the shore got some fog, too. 51 degrees right now, 59, near 60 degrees at lunchtime. look at those afternoon temperatures, right around the 60 degree mark. the cool spot today is going to be the shore. while delaware, we see the numbers take off once the sun pokes through. the fog this morning will disappear. sunshine takes over and we're touching at record temperatures in some neighborhoods. the records for philadelphia, 70 degrees. for trenton, 70. wilmington, it's 70. it's a good possibility we're going to at least tie or even break the records in the neighborhoods. th

mid 20s in allentown reading. 31 in millville. the windchills in the teens across southeastern pennsylvania and low 120s across south jersey. it's a day to bundle up. 31 by noon. high of 34 at 3:00 p.m. but with the brisk and cold wind blowing, the windchills will make it feel like the 20s even at the best of times today. >> welcome back taking a live look here, down on the parkway, you see the flashing lights, they are about to close 0 off the parkway and areas leading to the art museum. 4:55 a.m., 29 degrees. >>> philadelphia police have made several arrests in connection with the saturday night celebratory mobs. they are looking to get cuffs o. they are looking for vandal who threw a metal pole through the ac moore. all week people have told on themselves through social media. and police are tracking them down. >> ampro is one of the nfl's leading retail suppliers. they are working so fast the night of the super bowl they were filling boxes of super bowl stuff every 8 seconds. being part of the celebration makes employees proud

reading, allentown, in the 40s right now. 30s in pottstown. and that fog is with us but it's going to kick in and even though we're starting with fog, we'll see lots of clouds this morning and break out into sunshine this afternoon. look at those temperatures, looks nothing like a normal february. we'll see record temperatures for today and even more likely tomorrow. above the fog not too much clouds, just scattered and no sign of any wet weather until the end of the week. hour-by-hour futurecast, we see that way outside of our area today and tomorrow. late tomorrow night, that's when the first showers move into the area. and then a rainy afternoon on thursday and it lingers into the weekend. but once we get past the fog this morning, we'll clear out, we'll get some sunshine. 72 degrees in philadelphia. another record day tomorrow. 78 degrees. but then the temperatures come crashing down. still above normal for this time of year, 48 degrees. but it's going to be a rainy day on thursday, friday and showers on saturday and another rainy day on s

it was chillier yesterday, 28 degrees in allentown. as we have not vanquished the cooler air mass, 30 degrees in reading. 37 in philadelphia. 34 in trenton. 31 in wilmington, freezing mark in millville. there's not a lot of wind this morning, but we have a bit of a windchill in some neighborhoods feels like the freezing mark in philadelphia. again that wind coming up from the south and that is going to grab on to milder air and bring that in during the afternoon. here's what it looks like today, we'll have sunny breaks early on, the clouds get thicker, spotty shower here and there can't be rule out out. 11:00 a.m., 46. this model has us going up to 50. i'm going for a high of 52 degrees. that's nowhere near the highs on tuesday and wednesday, record warm coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have an accident, you can see the flashes lights. police have set up the cones horsham road north wales a new accident that's shutting down horsham road. stick to knapp road as the alternate. it's busy for the d

look at allentown. at the airport it's really localized to a few neighborhoods in the lehigh valley. allentown has quarter mile visibility. you can see the fog light in philadelphia, northeast philadelphia. one mile visibility for wilmington. the thickest fog in the area for central delaware. dover reporting a quarter mile visibility. look at the dense fog for wildwood and atlantic city at the airport. really thick to start with, but today we will see a dramatic change wind-wise. they'll come out of the northwest. that's a drying condition for us. this is going to give us sunshine finally this afternoon. but we still have to get through hours of gray. and some cool temperatures not necessarily cold. our normal temperature to start with at this time of year is 30 degrees. and we're 15 degrees above that this morning. 46 and south jersey at 45 degrees. florence, bumlerten at 46 degrees and 45 right now at mount laurel. with sunshine breaking through the clouds this afternoon, we'll see the temperatures wa

allentown, 36. philadelphia is up to 42 at that point. the rain/snow line it may start out to the south of allentown and reading, it's going to quickly lift to the poconos by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. poconos the lone location that sees snow throughout the duration of this event. you can mix in with sleet and freezing rain. everybody else, it's a cold rain, it comes down heavy at times during the super bowl. 10:00 p.m. and midnight everything comes to an end west to east at that point, temperatures are starting to crash on the backside. as far as snowfall totals nothing for the viewing area. a coating to an inch in the northern portions of the lehigh valley, that wash away. i think it will be a cold rain here. 2 to 4 for the poconos. pretty good bet you'll pick that up. in the higher elevations mixed with sleet and rain. minneapolis, light snow, 1 to 3-inch, 20 degrees, windchill advisory in effect saturday night, windchills 20 to 30 below. sunday's high, 6. game time temperature around 4. monday traveling home, sunny skies a

it is 47 in allentown. same thing for reading and lancaster. at the coast in beach haven 49 millville 49. dover in at 50. beach haven in the upper 40's, as well, also cape may. so we are looking at our weekend wows. and while it has been a week even, that is for sure we have had five straight weekend was either rain or snow across the delaware and lehigh valleys. this weekend at lee for the next 12 to 24 hours we are tracking an additional half inch to an inch of rainfall, and already for philadelphia we have seen more than 5 inches on have rain for the month of february, typically, our average rainfall, for this month is a little bit more than two and a half inches. well above that. this is going down as one of the top 10 in philadelphia's history as far as the moisture is concern. and the visibility is down to .8 miles in philadelphia three for reading and lancaster. we are up in many locations because of the moisture is starting to dissipate but it will refire as we go through rest of tonight. here's satellite six with action radar. mostly c

so, there is a big detour in place to go from say the pocono area all the way down into allentown. we get eta when that will be fixed up. hopefully for the morning rush who are, live look at route 202, out near route 30 in malvern, not sure if this is left over construction or an accident scene here. just popped up, as sue was wrapping up her weather. over in south jersey, no the bad at all. working on the 42 freeway coming in toward philadelphia on the overnight. looking good for the shaders along route 73. no fog this morning, so that's good news. as you work your way down the boulevard, headed on to the schuylkill expressway. and mass transit off to a good start, karen, thomas, back to you. >> thank you, just about 4:02, following developing story right now. twenty-three year old woman fatally shot several other injured after a gunman opens fire into a van with children inside. let's get taught jenny joyce joining us from police headquarters this morning, jenny? >> good morning, thomas, so homicide investigators are looking into this case right now. it is unclear why this woman

it's cool this morning, 28 degrees in allentown. which is what we would dry as cold. 30 degrees in reading, but we're up to 34 in trenton. 3 # in wilmington, 32 in millville. 39 degrees in cape may. notice how the coming out of the south that southerly flow will improve things for us in the after. we look at future tracker 6, a couple of sunny breaks possible. you can see how the clouds get thicker this morning ascertain there's a spotty sprinkle or shower up north, i can't rule out something happening to the south. the model is hooking on to the idea most of the rain we see is to the north. allentown and reading will have better chance than points south. 10:00, most of the rain is leaving area, kind of cloudy. overall clouds and showers up in there, 46 is the high there. down the shore, milder, clouds, 52 is the high there. in philadelphia, 52 degrees, lots of clouds overall, a spotty shower can't be ruled out, but most of the day should be dry, winds out of the south 8 to 16 helping to bump up that number. that southerly wind is g

it will take longer for that warm air to circulate to allentown. probably mid-60s there later today. but 69 if millville and dover already and even cape may managed 68. that warm air coming up from the south is having an effect. wind is 13 miles per hour in philadelphia and overall we don't expect this to be an overly breezy day. as we take a look at the projected high today. i am expected we may have to wait until 3:30 or 4:00 and a shot of 70 that does tie the old record set back in 193 and we are blasting past that average high of 45 and tonight's overnight low 58 degrees and that is also well above average, and as we take a look at the forward forecast. things may just get warmer tomorrow. there you see the current array of temperatures going up and this model says 67 and we are going 70. you don't get that cool overnight, upper 50s and tomorrow by this time 69 degrees and we'll easily go past 70 for a high tomorrow. we'll have the latest numbers and then the cool down coming and unsettled weather into the weekend. for now a nice day to get out

and allentown similar 55. and milder numbers away from the ocean front. 60 in dover. the winds are not all that strong. they drop to 5 in philadelphia and the coast slightly more blustery conditions. the rest of the way looks mild. 57 by 2:00. 58 by 4:00 and i'm now expecting a high of 59 at 3:00 and still holding the low 50s as late as 10:00. the colder air coming into the region the last couple of nights doesn't make it here tonight. the overnight low own 44 or so. tomorrow we have a change on the way, we start out cloudy but by mid-day and early afternoon rain arrives and later into tomorrow night. this is the 9:30 at view. the rain starts to pile on and heavy downpours and pour drainage flooding and at this time period we'll have on shore flow. and into friday there may not be rain around and windy and not feeling nice at all and temperatures in the mid-40s. at the tail end of all of this we see wrap around wet snow particularly in the poconos. i'll have detail oz and that coming up with future tracker 6. and now, another nice day to get outside and get stuff done

allentown and reading, 8, 9 degrees. philadelphia 17. and by tomorrow morning it's going to be even colder. as you go through the afternoon, it's feeling mostly like the teens and single digits, pottstown and allentown late this afternoon by tonight most of the area we're talking single digits for feels-like temperatures. and into tomorrow morning as well. the wind will diminish tomorrow, so it won't be feeling quite as bad tomorrow afternoon as this afternoon. but tomorrow morning, yeah, that's pretty cold. and by midday it's about as cold as it is right now. this is the radar six hours ago, the last of the rain moving offshore. then we had some snow showers move through the area. they are pretty much gone, as you can see, at least from philadelphia north and west. we have a couple of them in new jersey now just south of medford lakes and waterford that has moved through. now, the temperatures, of course, not going anywhere today. actuly going down a little bit. and it's just going to get colder and colder and koltdcold through the nigh

we have snow showers to the west. 25 in wilmington, 21 in allentown. you look at the numbers it's colder than yesterday, as you were piling on the trains to get to center city grabbing a bus, but there's not as much wind this morning, so we don't have to worry about windchills. increasing clouds, high of 39 degrees. not as windy as yesterday, so you need to bundle up for the numbers, but not as much as yesterday, probably. 37 degrees by 5:00 a.m. notice how by 7:00 we hold that. we'll stay at 37, 36 all the way up to midnight and see the temperatures rise in the overnight hours. it will be milder for the weekend. in terms of snow showers yesterday we had a concern that some of them might dip boo the northern suburbs in the lehigh valley, but there's hardly anything in the peculiars at this -- poconos at this point. looks like low impact. rain on the way, details ahead. >> reporter: we're checking the schuylkill expressway eastbound at girard avenue. we had an accident that was partially blocking that ramp. traffic is slow in that area. on the big pictu

you want to call ahead before you head out. .3 of a mile in allentown and lancaster. it's another really mild day. a high today of 76. that's more than 30 degrees above average. this is typical for may. so enjoy it now in february, tam. >> we'll make the most of it. thank you, karen. >>> drivers in utah faced whiteout conditions yesterday. the band of lake effect snow dumped more than 7-inches of snow on the salt lake city area. a newly released dashcam video shows a utah highway patrol sergeant's near-miss on monday. the trooper was on the scene of a car crash when another vehicle slammed into his vehicle. the trooper runs out of the way and then here comes a second car sliding into the two already crashed vehicles. no one amazingly was seriously injured. >> the flyers have climbed to third place in the metropolitan division. they are only two points behind second place pittsburgh and three behind first place washington. newly acquired goalie petr mrazek did not start last night. jake voracek saved the day scoring the tying goal with 1:25 left in regulation and then

definitely coat weather up in allentown where you're still at the freezing mark. looks like upper 30's across the i-95 corridor. philadelphia has jumped up to 40 and down the shore pow about 42. here's where numbers are going though. once again the it's going to be mild. by 8 o'clock 42. i expect we'll climb up to a high of 58 degrees around 2, 3 o'clock this afternoon. for the evening commute looks pretty good. the mid 50. not a lot of wind today. the one big change more clouds. a bigger change coming tomorrow and friday with a coastal storm bringing rain and wind maybe even a little bit of wet snow. karen it's all in the seven-day. >> at least no weather related issues affecting the roads but we have heavy traffic. it's at least starting to slow up here on i-95 at allegheny as you head towards center city. you're beginning to slow down from allegheny to girard but as you look at these speeds, 55, 47 its not bad overall just yet. you're moving just fine. a good time to get out. in olde city don't forget we've got chestnut street still closed from last weekend's f

allentown 5 and trenton 53 and cooler at the shore. atlanta see airport 46 and cape may 44 but tomorrow even warmer than today. at 7:00, 40 degrees and then we make it up to 59 degrees by 3:00. and now it won't be quite as bright and sunny as today we'll have high thin clouds but generally a pleasant end to february thanks to high pressure that is in control of our weather. satellite 6 along with action radar showing a system that brought us the bright blue skies not a cloud in the sky thanks to the sinking air and this high pressure moves east tomorrow. and clear skies. not as chilly as last night. the morning low 33 and tomorrow morning 38 and pretty mild for february standards allentown 36 and the boardwalk in atlantic city 35. and 59 degrees tomorrow and slightly warmer with the winds out of the south and the clouds begin to move in especially late in the day. high, thin clouds and filtered sunshine and milky sky and it's dry tomorrow. then i want to show you this is the 500 millibar chart. this is what is happening 1,000 feet abov

easton, allentown, doyles town included in that. we have better weather on the way. sunshine and full blast. we have detail in the seven-day forecast. >> we have more now in lancaster county, the operation to rescue a boy scout trapped inside a cave. this video just in. the scout was with the group of the wind caves bridge valley road, 200 feet in the cave when he was wedged up to his armpits and couldn't get out. rescuers are involved and the rescue has been going on since 5:30 tonight. the boy is in good condition, we are told. >> an rt cake in mexico yesterday left buildings swayings. alarms went off 72 seconds before tremors were felt. 13 deaths were recorded from a military helicopter crashing into a neighborhood while serving in the aftermath. >> president trump tweeted about the indictments of 13 russian nationals. he slammed the news media for the indict ms. earlier trump said that proved there was no collusion with the campaign. the russians tried to interfere with a variety of media accounts and lured americans to campaign style rallies all in an effort to

allentown officially received more, then 8 inches of snow. now a lot of it is beginning, some of it starting to melt with temperatures above freezing. numbers aren't quite that high right now but it is officially what fell. freezing mark is 32 degrees right there a lot of locations are below freezing, therefore we have black ice out there we have frozen slush at back road haven't been covered that will be all frozen. take it easy north and west of the city this morning, center city showing 35, south jersey clear, my drive-in to work this morning was very easy. roads were just wet didn't take me anytime at all to get in. most of the roads from the city south and east should be fine, north and west some slick spots. later this afternoon we are absolutely balmy, sunny skies, mild, high of 48. this will stretch of winning weather. we can topple 70 not once but twice in the accu weather seven day forecast. i will ab long in a few minutes with much more on that guys. >> chris, thank you. before we get to that winning weather here are a few snowy pi

lot bet nerve most cases up 10 miles in most spots right now south philly, but you don't looking at allentown still under half mile. even since the i last checked out on the skydeck gotten bet nerve reading but minor issue with that, now as skies continue to clear, we are eventually going to see more and more sun. you're already seeing that the live networked, in rehoboth, separate shot granted the really bat fog we had earlier this morning has now lifted but it is still little cloudy, at whitfield elementary next-door in reading, kids are out for recess understandably nice mile beginning to the afternoon. now we are starting to really see these clouds lift out nicely. there should be more and more sun as the hours progress. we're starting to warm up already, flirting with 70 in dover. and on pace to hit the low 70s even here in the city. the numbers to beat on the left, the records, and we we'll have few more given today as forecast. so we've got our colleagues all over the delaware valley enjoying this warmth, one of them is lauren casey out on the schuylkill river park, how is it feeling t

up in allentown northern bucks and montco you are look agent snow. later in the day at noon. maybe some mixed precipitation hanging on in allentown and the rest are of us should dry out and warm up to get rid of icing on the road. and the rest of the day rain are and we are dry and wet for the evening commute and tomorrow night it winds up getting off the coast and we have stuff to do the next day in philadelphia. a coating to inch of snow by the way is possible but you won't know it because once the rain comes in it will wash it away. and 1 to 3 in the northern and western suburbs and 3 to 6 if the poconos. and what you get really depending on where you are and rain to the south and middle of the region snow changing to mix and then rain. and thursday lots of sun but it's cold for the parade on thursday. 28 degrees by 9:00. and 43 is your high. remember to dress warmly because the windchills on thursday feels like the 20s. and milder and less wind and tomorrow the morning mix the accuweather alert is in place for the morning commute and then change to rain and it looks west

winds are lighter and temperatures are better, 35 in allentown and 36 in reading and similar to the highs in the northern and western areas, and 39 in trenton and 40 in philadelphia and wilmington and millville 43 and a couple of 42's along the promenades and coastal regions, today's highs are 43 degrees and sit on that at 4:00. and if we break out extra sun maybe we hit 41. 37 by 6:00 and 34 by 8:00 and back down below freezing at 10:00. but it's dry today. things change tomorrow morning. upper 20s for overnight lows than sets the table for a little bit of snow for the first part of the morning commute. and the northern and western suburbs see accumulation and closer to philadelphia not so much. and sleet and freezing rain mixed in before warmer air comes up and changes that to rain and a break in south jersey and delaware and snowing up north by 9:00 and noon the rain is starting to push in to the northern areas and steadier in points north and be holding on to a bit of freezing rain and sleet at allentown at lunch time and i expect that to change and the rest of the afternoon most of t

forty-six in allentown. here comes the warm front so by 9:30 you can see temperatures are climbing, 50 degrees in philadelphia, winds shift nothing more south /westerly direction and watch what happens here with the temperature as we march along through tuesday, we are not really dropping off that much, monday night, tuesday afternoon, well, we should be about 66 to 70 degrees for the forecast ted high but that will occur around three or four. this takes us out until 6:00. so we're back down to 62. but these locations between 65 and 70 degrees on tuesday and warmer as we head into wednesday afternoon 70 to 75. nice stuff on the way. so for tomorrow, it is day of transition early on north and west there could be icy patches once again, black ice, frozen slush be careful on the sidewalks and parking lots and then warm front gets in here by mid morning light rain, showers and some clouds, rolling in and then areas of fog start to develop monday night, dense fog with the passage of the front and then that opens

reading 35 and snow in allentown. south allentown 1.8 inches and greaterford 1.87 and the sleet is not accumulating as much. and this is mostly sleet in four long bucks county. and the franklin institute reporting .02 inch of sleet on the ground. future tracker 6 taking the idea of warmer air up into allentown and the poconos with a change over to rain. and we may still have cooler temperatures where the ice is not really melting and drying out up north and heavy rain at times and be careful of isolated street flooding and what to expect i-95 new jersey, delaware that is all rain the rest of the way. and small change over. lingering change is possible and later today any standing water could refreeze because temperatures are going to drop again. something to keep if mind as you go out later tonight and early tomorrow morning. icy, then eventually wet in the lehigh valley and then not until the evening. and down the shore 52 and in philadelphia. it's all rain at this point. the mixing pretty much over, 42 degrees for a

along with allentown up to 60 degrees. trenton and vorhees right at 60 degrees with partly sunny skies. the winds will push the temperatures at the shore into the middle and upper 50s. 60 to 61 degrees in smyrna. these clouds really take over tomorrow, and that's what's going to be moving in duringt a. today will be completely dry. we'll get some sunshine and see some clouds. and tomorrow morning we could see a bit of sunshine, but it's not going to last. that rain will be approaching d.c. first thing in the morning and be arriving in our area by lunchtime. rain across delaware and into south jersey. and some heavier downpours into the afternoon and evening hours for the evening commute tomorrow. and by latenith we' night we'llo see it taper off into showers. the weekend is a different story. the winds that pick up on friday will still be going even after the rain on saturday. so that's going to bring our temperatures down to 40s for philadelphia, the suburbs a bit cooler and the lehigh valley at 44 degrees. and we'll get

not as cold, 26 reading, 25 allentown, 27 filth, 25 in dover for the overnight low. pregaming tomorrow, getting ready for the superbowl, a soaking on the way, high of 43 during the game tomorrow, kickoff around 6:30, a temperature of 42. still wet across the delaware and lehigh valley. hopefully time to ver celebrate tomorrow night, temperatures of 40. conditions dry between 9:30 to 10:00 tomorrow night. 11:30 tomorrow morning, we have rain in philadelphia, mixed prescription to the north and west and snow across extreme northern berks, lehigh valley and the poconos. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, you can see the rain across allentown, some of which is heavy at types. change from snow to rain. a wall of water across the area. 10:00 tomorrow night, the back edge from the northwest suburbs. as far as expected snow fall at the onset, a coating to an inch, two to four inches for the pocono, all rain for most locations with the exception of these two spots at the onset. most people see rain tomorrow afternoon. the forecast showing a milder day tomorrow, high at 44. afternoon

cool in allentown, nudging up to that 43, struggling there. in reading 57, 60 in trenton, 52 in wilmington, 56

in allentown you're at the freezing mark. upper 30's everywhere else. 39 inly if. -- 39 in philadelphia. everybody wants a coat this morning. but as we go through the afternoon it is going to be mild again so this is another day karen will like. 7 o'clock 40 degrees. 46 by 9 o'clock. i'm going for a high of 58. we'll probably be there on or about 3 o'clock. might even hold that for about an hour or so and for the evening commute not bad. looks like mid to low 50's which isn't too bad for this time of year. karen we have rain arriving tomorrow and it gets rainy and windy thursday and friday with a coastal low forming. details on that coming up. >> we had construction and a delay here on the schuylkill westbound at south street but it's clear. all lanes opened. so no problems traveling on the schuylkill. crews will return again tonight at 9 o'clock and cause those restrictions. overall on your majors i-95, the schuylkill, 422, you see the green traffic flow. everything's looking pretty good as you head out the door so no huge i

in allentown we've dipped down to 29 degrees. 30 in reading. 36 degrees in trenton. 37 in philadelphia. 36 in wilmington and millville and 39 at this early hour in cape may. as we roll through the day, get those shades ready and you probably lose a little bit of that heavier gear later this afternoon. 35 degrees by 6 o'clock. by 8 o'clock still 39 but then we really zoom. lunchtime 52 degrees with lots of sun. this afternoon we're expecting to hit a high of 57 degrees around 3 o'clock or so and by 6 o'clock not bad for the evening commute, 50 degrees there. still looking at that next arrival of rain coming a little bit later in the week, karen. i'll have details on that from accuweather coming up. >> all right, dave, we're looking live right now at the schuylkill expressway at south street. westbound traffic right here is headed towards the vine. construction continues to block the right lane. you can kind of see the cones that are set up right there. eastbound no overnight construction so looking good there. how about that construction on the vine street expressway that we talked abou

allentown only 35 degrees and parts of south jersey up to 55. i'll break it down what to expect where you live. coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> with that wintry mix moving into the region the "action news" morning team will get an early start for you. matt, tam, david and karen have the latest on road conditions and possible school closing orz delays. >>> amtrak and brandon bostian will stan trial after all. the judge reinstated involuntary plan slaughter against him. his train was going twice the speed limit when it derailed and killed eight people. bostian will remain free on bail but must surrender his passport. >> and a train moving from penn station when it became separating on the track it happened between baltimore and delaware. this cell phone video shows the gap between the cars, nobody was injured but 52 passengers were shaken up. >>> the wild ride on wall street took two dramatic turns and the dow plunged 500 points at the opening bill and closed up almost the same amount. the dow fell a combined 1800 points yesterday and f

wilmington tying that, allentown reading and trenton the warmest days ever recorded and allentown and reading making it up into the low 80s. a change in february. the blue days afternoon highs below normal and red above normal. the last two weeks we had a surge of warmth so so far about 5.5 degrees above normal and likely this will be the top 10 warmest februarys on record. last year we were 8.5 degrees above normal the warmest february on record. this is the system just the radar showing the scattered showers developing out to our north and west. with a cold front and hitting in the philadelphia region by 8:00. gusty showers and embedded thunderstorms washing out over south jersey at 11:00. this front stalls and waves of low pressure stalls and that brings us a raw, rainy day tomorrow. and storm tracker showing us at 6:30 in the morning and hitting the high of 49 degrees and could be a few sleet pellets mixing in in the northwestern suburbs. the five-day at 5:00. raw and rainy 49 is the high hit that early and temperatures drop. and friday the same 46 degrees and periods of light rai

in fact, allentown a little bit of snow just starting to move in. that's a live view of allentown. you can see it across the radar. just on the edge of that very light snow accumulating snow. and it will be coming down at a pretty light clip during the early hours and into the upper sbrshs at well. it's not cold enough for snow to the south, and this is where we're seeing icing. you're seeing some sleet even mixing in with the snowflakes for philadelphia and into the suburbs. farther to the s just rain. the warmer air you can see it 35 degrees in wild wood, but the temperature has been steadily climbing. slowly improving conditions but the ground is still frozen. especially north and west and that's where we're going to see the cold stick around. 27 right now in reading. the 20s in the lehigh valley. that's cold enough for accumulating snow this morning. taking a closer look at what's ahead for these neighborhoods during the day, meteorologist krystal klei. >> let's take a live look right now. this is where katey zachary is taking a live look right now. she said she was seeing some

still very mild, we were very mild increasingly so over the weekend. 48 in allentown. 47 in reading. 56 in trenton. 59 in millville. we'll see numbers fall out of the 50s, into the 40s the low 40s by 10:00. bring it back up to the mid to upper 40s later46 is the high. b it will be a little bit breezy, but with these kinds of temperatures it's not a day to worry about windchills. you will want a coat on. we have rain coming later in the week. we may dry out today and be okay in okay -- details coming up in the seven >> reporter: no problem on the schuylkill expressway heading toward spring garden in center city. no closures on the schuylkill expressway with overnight construction that's good news, as well. we have areas of flooding because we've had so much rainng on the in this case it's flooding that shut down mlk drive it's closed between falls bridge animal mlk drive. stick to montgomery. we have injuries on the scene in upper dublin montgomery county, north lime kiln pike at dresher wood drive. restrictions in the area. an accident on the new jersey saturn pike, 28-mile an hour s

starting out colder though. 29 degrees in philadelphia. 27 currently in trenton. 25 degrees in allentown. 26 in reading. 29 in wilmington. 30 in dover and in cape may. and as we take a look, there is a little bit of a wind out there and so your wind chills are ick maaing -- make it feel like it's in the teens. 19. make sure you get the coat and extra gear. we have some flood warnings to talk about this morning. the first one in lumberton and pemberton along the rancocas creek and some of its stream tributaries. there's another along the maurice river near vineland. this is an area where some of the tributaries and stream might be running a little bit high so just take it easy in those two areas this morning just in case there's some flooded roads. lots of sunshine, 29 degrees by 8 o'clock. still kind of cool there. we'll improve to 37 by noon and 40 at 2 o'clock. i'm expecting a high of 41 around 3 o'clock or so and you see some of the high clouds begin to streak in later in the day. 39 degrees is the high there. again sunshine on the way and those clouds really getting out of here nicel

below freezing in trenton, 31. 30 in allentown, 30 in reading, and 34 in millville. there's not much wind out there windchills not all that stark. feels like 29 degrees in philadelphia. 10:00 a.m., 40. 44 by 12:00. 47 by 2:00 p.m. 49 by 3:00 p.m. 43 by 5:00 p.m. clouds get thicker during the day and later this afternoon and evening, showers may develop especially in the northern and western suburbs. future tracker 6 at 5:30 p.m. shows you that. later tonight we fill in with the rain and overnight tonight cold air catches up with the departing rain and changes it over to snow as it pushes off the coast. some of that could happen in the morning rush hour. i'll talk about that and have the weekend call coming up. >> reporter: when it's dry you don't expect a lot of accidents, we've been bestowed. we've been busy today. 422 you're dealing with the accident, police and emergency workers on the scene. 9 miles per hour. 33 minute jam from oaks to 202, 422 eastbound big problems there. accident at benner road in frazier, chester county. we had an accident on 202 southbound t

we even got into the 80s in allentown, and in reading. of covers, all time records for month of february there. trenton was 78. so was wilmington. we were 77 here in philadelphia. atlantic city, got to record-breaking high of 76 degrees for yesterday. but here comes the cold front that's going to mess it all up. high pressure, going away. that was the source of our warmer air. and now we're looking at cooler air behind the front. but not cold enough for anything other than rain over the weekends. see the rain up to our north and west. and scattered throughout berks county, maybe the lehigh valley, and up toward the mountains. but the rain spreads everywhere by the end of the morning. and it looks like it is on and off throughout the rest of the day. but that rain-snow line is not that far to our north. it looks like it might even stay above the pocono mountains. but a little bit every frozen precipitation could sneak in there. here's 4:00 this afternoon. yes, still raining in a lot of places, so both commutes could end up being rather wet

forty-seven for reading and allentown. at the coast in beach haven coming in at 49 degrees, beach haven in at 47 degrees. looking at the big picture as we look at the visibility, we're down to 8 miles here in philadelphia, and bit of the break in the atmosphere as far as the rain is concern, so visibility will start to increase, but still down to 4 miles in lancaster. up to 10 for allentown and into reading. here's satellite six with action radar you can see we have mostly cloudy sky, right now in philadelphia but that moisture continues, cross much of the mid-atlantic region. so we will track that rain moving across virginias moving through from the southwest to northeasterly direction as we get throughout the overnight hours. for the rest of tonight though , light rain, drizzle, will be overhead and that second round moves in later on tonight and with that about a half an inch to an inch of rainfall is expect, on top of what we have already seen, 44 in philadelphia for overnight low, 39 in allentown. forty-two in lancast

still in the upper 20's in allentown and reading. 36 in millville and 39 in cape may. basically it's going to feel a lot cooler as you step outside this morning than it did yesterday. 35 degrees by 7 o'clock but as soon as 9 o'clock we're up to 43 and the afternoon we're spending the majority of it in the 50's. by 3 o'clock model says 56, i say 57. you can believe whoever you want. it's going to be nice this afternoon, though. lots of sunshine and not a lot of wind and milder temperatures. then we're down to 53 by 5 o'clock and by 7 o'clock 48 degrees. more clouds but still mild and fairly nice tomorrow. after that thursday and friday look wet. karen, i'll have the latest from accuweather on that coming up. >> if there's a choice you know we would believe you, dave. let's hit the roads right now. we're looking okay on route 42. this is traffic right here near 130. that's your southbound traffic heading towards 295. all lanes have reopened after construction which at one point was blocking three lanes so it's looking a lot better right now in new jersey on route 42. not

as we look at temperatures, upper 50s allentown and reading. trenton as well as wilmington and 55 in millville. wind off the ocean and the ocean temperature in beach haven and cape may are pretty much the same. as we go into the overnight hours, a moon lit sky and not that chilly. the southwesterly win 5 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow we'll have sunshine in the morning and mild again but by the afternoon you'll notice a milky appearance to the sky. the whitish color and that is the high clouds that come in ahead of the system on thursday. at philadelphia and 57 in millville and 58 in dover and allentown and cape may non-the boardwalk coming in in the middle 50s. satellite and radar we have high pressure in control. and that stays in control tomorrow. we are watching this low pressure and the spin between las vegas and los angeles. and this is one piece of energy and the upper level of the atmosphere you see red on this, a bowling ball of energy in the upper atmosphere. that ejects from california and meet up from the northern and they start to

the clouds are already starting oo move into allentown and reading. it's this area we could see a few flurries in the afternoon, but the rest of the area is going to be dry. it's the weekend that's going to get rinainy on us. a little bit of snow as it moves into central pennsylvania. that little bit of snow that is moving to the east is going to produce a few flurries in the lehigh valley at best. you see allentown, 35 degrees this afternoon, a flurry or two but mainly just mostly cloudy skies. clouds increasing and the suburbs in the upper 40s this afternoon and close to 40 degrees in philadelphia. the clouds take over late this afternoon in new jersey, near 40 degrees for new jersey. and at the shore right up to 40 for cape may. mostly cloudy skies here, but you see a little bit more sunshine at the shore and delaware, too, at 43 degrees this afternoon. that extra sunshine will make the temperatures boost into the 40s today. it will get warmer this weekend, but get your umbrella ready. >>> 5:44 right now. compared to yesterday we're look at a prett

allentown got more than 8-inches of heavy snow while flakes blanketed bethlehem. >>> "eyewitness news" viewer also shared this treacherous commute along route 45 near sewell, new jersey, with us where the roads quickly became a slippery mess. >>> and we are tracking this system as it moves out tonight. a look at storm scan3 at this hour shows where some moisture is still lingering. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we have been following the flakes for you all evening long as the storm made its way through our area. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on the ben franklin parkway. but we'll start with meteorologist lauren casey. >> we're dealing with things wrapping up. that's good news but boy what a mess of a night. check out some of these snowfall totals. all snow north and west of the city, ally allentown picking up 8.3, hamburg 7-inches, green lane and hainesport 2.2 and in philadelphia 1 inch of fresh snow. storm scan3 showing us the trend of this moisture scooting out, still lingering light rain showers right now down the sh