. >>> of course we are tracking the weather, meteorologist source source -- chris sowers is joining us to look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's been a wild night. look at this, winds have been gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. we have all kinds of damage coming in to the weather center. transformers exploding and trees stuck in hats. hold on to your hats, better yet don't wear a hat as the wins continue to roar. 49 in reading, wilmington, 44. atlantic city at the airport, 48. you had gusts earlier this morning around 55. cape may, 48. dennisville in cape may county reported 71-mile an hour wind gusts with the storms that whipped through during the overnight hours. temperatures have dropped off with the passage of the front. 19 in reading. 16 in lancaster. 21 in allentown. and 4 lonely degrees in the poconos. 80 degrees friday afternoon now we're talking about windchills in the single digits and teens across parts of area. look at the map looks like february, buffalo, 23. these are present temperatures. binghamton, 20. 27 in pittsburgh. windchill 17. opening day out

chris sowers is here, helping you to plan the day, rain yesterday, what about today? >> reporter: we'll see sunshine from start to finish today. as we look live over the commodor barry bridge. it willit will be chilly out ths morning, with the temperatures in the 30s and 40s. afternoon 60s. 46 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 43. allentown, 40. you'll need a light jacket when you head out first thing this morning. yesterday at this time we were in the 60s, this is a good 15 to 20 degrees cooler. poconos 39. cape may, 50 degrees. 44 in dover. satellite and radar we'll keep it clear start to finish. it will be a nice finish to the weekend. 11:00 a.m., 58 degrees, 1:00 p.m., same thing, 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. more sunshine and by 5:00 p.m. 68 degrees shooting for a high of 68. when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking 80s in the seven-day forecast and we have the chance of showers and thunderstorm for tuesday, details coming up in a bit. nydia? >>> we have a developing story out of north philadelphia. a teenager has been gunned down during a fight involving sever

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meteorologist chris sowers here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. he's been waiting patiently for you. we've had rain and lightning and hail what else did we have? >> reporter: we have snow during the predawn hours and now we have the harsh windchills especially for april standards. the high winds warning has been discontinued we have a wind advisory in effect. we're getting better. we're clear as a whistle out there, it's windy and blustery. stained winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. could see a gust in the 40 to 45 but not the 50 and 60. thinks are improving. 39 degrees, the temperatures are not improving. two days ago we were up to 8 degrees and now we are in the 20s. pressure reading is slowing rising. 38 in the poconos. 37 in dover. 28 in cape may. windchills are stuck in the 20s, just about area wide. some locations are up to 30, dover and wildwood. everybody else feels like february out there this afternoon. especially the poconos, take a look at the mountains feels like 7 lonely as that coral air rushes on in the wake of that system there which

chris sowers is outside, chris, no snow or rain all sunshine. >> reporter: looking good and smelling good, they had the ground crews come out, they dropped the chemicals and fertilizers, it looks very springy. let's get you to the numbers, numbers will jump once the sun comes up. give it a couple of hours you'll see a ten to 15-degree increase. 41 in allentown. reading, 36. millville, 31. trenton, 39. atlantic city 32 at the airport. on the boards they are up in the 40s, cape may, 44. dover, 38. beach haven, 36. the winds are calm we're not seeing much informant way of a breeze. most areas no windy at all, others 3 miles per hour at the east/northeast. sunny skies, lots of bright blue and slightest breeze. high pressure in control. it's going to be a nice day. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees which is average for this time of the year. 5:00 p.m., 66 shooting for a high of 67. as we look ahead. lots of sunshine expected in the seven-day forecast. along with the sun comes warmer temperatures. 60s today, 70s tomorrow. 80s for monday. there's a couple of days where we could hit 80 de

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let's get the latest from chris sowers. >> reporter: things were going to well. fourth warmest march in philadelphia. now we're in april it's spring and now we're talking snow. go figure, right? let's get you the center city skyline, clouds are starting to roll in. we're seeing rain sleet and snow south and west of philadelphia. winter weather advisory was issued by the national weather be service, we're expecting a light accumulation here, nothing south and east, maybe a couple of inches on grassy surfaces. that's the reason for the advisory. double scan live we'll set it in motion, the center is sitting over pittsburgh. this is ahead of area of low pressure. as it moves it's warming the temperatures. we're seeing 40s across south jersey and delaware. it's not even 9:00 a.m. this is giving me concern as to where the snow/rain line will takes place. media a mixture of rain and snow. it's a moderate snow across lancaster county. route 30 it's coming down good making its way into lancaster. south jersey and delaware it's rain at this point as the numbers climb into

. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers, you're not wearing a jacket, huh? >> reporter: i was tempted to roll up my sleeves. the sun is shining, it is crystal clear, the sun is shining brightly, it's a delightful afternoon in the delaware and lehigh valleys. 64 in allentown and the poconos. reading, 63 degrees at this midday hour. millville, 64. trenton, 62. dover, 60. note the cooler numbers down the shore, though, we haven't seen the 6abc kick in just yet. that will keep you guys in the upper 50 he 50s and 60s. cruel need the sunscreen if you're out and about, shade yourself from the sun because you'll see a ton it from start to finish. forecast for the afternoon. sunny skies, delightful, 74 is the forecasted high. the normal is 65. we're ten degrees above average today. the warming trend continues, 67 was yesterday's high, there's the forecasted 74 for today. look at monday, 80 degrees the 4th time this year we hit the 80-degree mark in philadelphia. if you like the warm numbers we'll continue to see them in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i

. >>> how does we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. jacket on chris. >> reporter: i should have on something heavier heavier than this. temperatures dropped in the 0s believe it or not. slatington, 38. quakertown, 37. warrington, 41. center city, 47. levittown, 44. we have a light breeze out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour that's putting feels-like temperatures down in the 30s, which i will show you later in the broadcast. glassboro, 44. agenda beach, 41. hammonton, 43. wood by any, 44. sea isle city, 49 degrees. yesterday at this time we were in the 60s. this is going to be a shock to the system if you're heading out early this morning, you'll need a coat, but you'll need sunglasses as you can see on the satellite and radar loop there's nothing going on. we have clear skies, high pressure will dominate the weather pattern today and tomorrow and at least for the first part of tuesday before showers and thunderstorms arrive by afternoon. so the day planner looks good, mostly sunny, conditions, 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. 5:00 p

plus, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for the content of this advertising. in north philadelphia at a row home overnight. >>> at least one presidential campaign moves into the delaware valley as the race for the white house heats up. >>> it's a chilly start to your sunday. feels more like february. sky6 live hd giving you an image from temple university camera overlooking center city. feels like february instead of april as we begin your sunday. not good. >>> not good at all, meteorologist chris sowers not liking it either. >> reporter: i was going to say if your daughter or son has a baseball or soccer game this morning, goo

meteorologist chris sowers helps you to plan your day with the accuweather forecast. chris, rain won't stick around too long, right? >> reporter: if you have outdoor plans, the later the better. looking outside, our temple university camera. it's gray and gloomy this morning. we have showers across the area with the heavier stuff to the west. flip it over to the radars. we had showers pull through an hour or two ago. most of the weather is out to sea. heavier stuff across the northern pine barrens lakewood area and points to the south. most of the region picking up a break in the activity right now. the second round will come in over the next few hours, once that crosses the region, that's all she wrote that's the last of it. skies will brighten up. it has -- it will be starting to clear west to east. 63 in allentown. dewpoints in the upper 50s, low 60s. millville, 61. trenton, 62 and 50 showing up for those shorepoints. here's the call from accuweather. expect clouds around this morning with lirpging -- lingering showers, could be a downpour thrown in there as well.

meteorologist chris sowers is here, we will warm up, right? >> reporter: another few hours you'll be wearing short sleeved shirts and shorts. there's the view in cape may, the sun is shining down brightly there's hardly a cloud out there and looking like a nice morning around the delaware valley. reading, 50 degrees, dover, updated. 52- degrees, trenton showing 51. the good news with high pressure in control, unlike yesterday we'll see a ton of sunshine all day long. yesterday we had the rain during the morning, it was miserable, the sun came back out during the afternoon. today start to finish looks good. hour by hour we go. 9:00 a.m., 52 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 58. a lot of sunshine. 63 by 1:00 p.m. 66 at 3:00 p.m. the high 68 degrees, no humidity, nice refreshing breeze out of the north. rain chances we have a chance on tuesday and thursday and they include the threat of thunderstorms. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> thank you. >>> now to the race for the white

meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look. chris, sun is going to be hard hard to find in the next couple of days. >> reporter: we have not had much sun since tuesday afternoon. the temperatures have been chilly as a result. this morning we're showing 40s, 45 in reading. 49 in philadelphia. millville, 47. 48 for wilmington and dover, cape may, 49. atlantic city showing 49 degrees. just a little bit of a breeze out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. now, this wind will shift out of the east later this afternoon, so even though the jersey shore is the warmer location this morning, it will be the chilly location by afternoon as you pick up that wind off the ocean. ocean temperatures right now are in the low 50s, that will keep you guys down there around 55 or 56 again. satellite and radar, shows we're locked in pretty good, lots of clouds this morning from new england all the way down through the virginias and the carolinas, some of the cloud cover will thin out later on. we'll see peeks of sunshine, it's mainly a cloudy day

the man whole get you through this is meteorologist chris sowers. just guide us on it, what's going to happen. >> reporter: they also april showers bring may showers, if there's any truth to that, we'll see a lot of flowers. sky6 live hd down in cape may. there's a familiar scene. lots of clouds out there. no fog reported, no visibility issues, we'll see a gloomy looking sky. today we'll see a little bit of sunshine to see more clouds roll back in here tonight and more rain. quakertown all the cloud cover keeps temperatures down, we're stuck in the 40s for the last several mornings with high temperatures in the 50s. today with a little bit of sunshine we'll get into the 06 east for a change. need wood, 42. pottstown, 45. chester, 45, center city, 49. we're seeing a windy out of the east/northeast that will keep the cloud cover locked in from start to finish with peeks of sunshine throughout the afternoon. it's not completely gray, but it's not a perfectly sunny day and thicker cloud cover approaching from the southwest in advance of the next storm s

meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at our weekend forecast. it was great yesterday. >> reporter: that's one thing we will not have to worry about. with all the crazy weather on the table, flooding is not an issue. we have showers in the forecast, special throughout the morning hours. we're seeing them in south jersey and far western suburbs. nothing too terribly heavy. there's the view in atlantic city. it's damp and dreher, -- dreary, the winds will howl overnight tonight. boaters probably not a good idea to get in the water. there will be clouds out there, as well. here's double scan live we have a couple of batches of moisture one hugging the coastline, showers across the western suburbs. high winds warnings in effect midnight tonight through lunchtime on sunday. it's for the delaware valley where gusts could reach 55 miles per hour at times. 59 degrees right now in philadelphia. that's actually still very, very mild for this time of the year. the normal is only 57. we're above that. dewpoint, 41. pressure reading starting to fall off, 29.6

meteorologist chris sowers tracking the accuweather forecast. old man winter is like a friend who comes over and eats all the food and won't leave. >> reporter: if old man winter was sitting here right now, what would you say to him? >>> we wouldn't be talking. >> reporter: we're looking at the commodor barry bridge, red in the morning, sailor take warning that's the saying, and that looks awful red to me as we see the clouds increase out of the southwest. winter weather advisory goes into effect for all areas north and west of philadelphia. counties highlighted in lavender, pottstown, quakertown, ambler, easton, we're not expecting heavy snows, but the steadiest will be in the area you saw highlighted there. temperatures will be colder. you're higher in elevation, the cold air is locked in better than what we're seeing across south jersey and delaware. the clipper system is pushing through, snow is on the front edge, the northern portion of the storm, rains to the south. you zoom in you can see it snowing. it's snowing in honeybrook, downingtow

meteorologist chris sowers is outside to help you plan your day with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris is it going to be a washout? >> reporter: no, not at all, just a couple of hours of shower activity developing in the next half-hour or so from west to east across the viewing area, by afternoon we see the sun return, skies brighten up and temperatures climb into the 70s. 59 degrees in pottstown. 59 in saint davids. quakertown, 60. martins creek, 61. chester, 61. glass borough up to 66 degrees. 61 in hammonton, vineland anne woodbine. 58 in atlantic city. 59 in surf city. satellite and radar, upper level low pressure system spin across the mason dixon line. we have to get that through before the skies begin to clear. that will takes place around the midday area. once it hits the coast west to east we'll see the cloud deck swing out to sea and the sunshine returns. double scan live, most of south jersey and delaware are in the clear. city of philadelphia, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles nothing heavy. western suburbs picking up showers. every now and then w

meteorologist chris sowers outside with the look ahead. chris no rain where you are right now. >> reporter: no, we're quiet on city avenue. it's not too far off to the southwest. actually it's very still on city avenue. kind of like the calm before the storm. let's go over to double scan live. we set it in motion to you. you can see the little shield of precipitation. it's not a large storm. it is very compact stormed. it's center is over pittsburgh it's cutting across central pennsylvania which switches over to rain and snow across southeastern pennsylvania and all rain in south jersey and delaware, as temperatures shot into the mid 40s, sweeldz borough it's -- swedesboro it's raining. glassboro reporting light rain. the wintry mix is represented in the blue shade. chadds ford, rain and snow, media. downingtown it's snowing, coatsville light to moderate snow at this point. we'll like to see if the rain snow line continues to drift farther south and east during the course of the morning. 38 degrees in philadelphia. dover, 43. millville, 44

meteorologist chris sowers is back in the studio. you were getting whipped around out there. >> reporter: it almost blew me off my stand, look at the hair not out of place. >>> that's what you needed to. i wear about hair every -- i worry about hair everyday. >> reporter: let's get you the view, live at the philadelphia international airport. the winds continue to howl. we have winds at 50 miles per hour. we have seen damage we'll go over the damage reports in a minute. double scan live we had snow showers first thing this morning. all that is now pushing out to sea. and long gone at this point. peak windy gusts, wrightstown you're leading the pack. there's another report in cape may county, 71. philadelphia, northeast, 59. wilmington, 55 miles per hour. atlantic city, 48 miles per hour. and reading, 40 miles per hour. there's some more of the damage that's coming into the weather center. newport cumberland county new jersey, power outages reporting a transformer slowedded and we have a lot of -- exploded and we have a lot of reports

. >>> let's go over to chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hopefully it's not as nice as that cut. >> reporter: i'm in my summer form i have a nice tight haircut. we have warm weather on the way. ton of sunshine, today is a repeat performance. philadelphia international airport, obviously no issues. temperatures a little chilly, but not as cold as the last couple of mornings. 44 in philadelphia. reading, 39, allentown, 37. wilmington, 39. even though the numbers are chilly there's not much of a breeze out there. so we're not picking up a windchill. 5 in reading, 3 in philadelphia. trenton showing a 7-mile an hour breeze out of the east-northeast. satellite and radar, wall-to-wall blue skies start to finish here, a ton of sunshine expected, high pressure firmly in control. forecast today expect sunshine out there. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. by 5:00 p.m., there's another 66 degrees, sunny skies expecting a comfortable high of 67. when i come back in just a few minutes it gets warmer in the seven-day forecast. >>> gray. >>> okay, chris, thank

meteorologist chris sowers double that's a bear? >> reporter: yeah. >>> he'll take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> he believes anything you say, [laughter] we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get a guaranteed discount. >>> inside story is coming up later this morning on 6abc. here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning coming up on inside story we're ten days out from the pennsylvania primary one of the big races to watch. the democrats trying to take on incumbent pat toomey. charges, counter charges a lot of money pouring into the race. the city of philadelphia got an honor. macarthur foundation giving them $3.5 million to reduce prison population. can they cut it by a third in three years. we'll talk about the idea and will it work and what it means. we'll talk about that on inside story. >>> everybody get outside today. >> reporter: don't forget the sunscreen, there's a lot o

chris sowers is outside with the umbrella, what else will where he need? >> reporter: you'll need the umbrella early on, but we'll see the sunshine and the temperatures return to the 50s and 60s. it's a dreary morning. let's switch it over to double scan live. we have heavier cells, lancaster, reading getting hit right now. there's a steadier cell pushing across western of burlington county where there are yellows and oranges showing up. we'll zoom into the honeybrook area. route 30 it's a slow go, lots of ponding on the roads. we're not seeing much in the way of wind. it's a brief downpour pushing off to the northeast at 20 to 25 miles per hour. once this pulls through, there's not much behind it. there's more in the way of showery activity behind the system through the late morning hours and things will clear out nicely this afternoon. 24 hour temperature change is impressive. the numbers are 18 degrees cooler than yesterday. we're still nice and mild. philadelphia, 57 degrees. that's our normal by the way for this time of the year. millville, 58. upper

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meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast for you, as you plan your day. chris, i don't think you have any good news. >> reporter: i don't know where to begin, honestly, i have so much to talk about. we have a lot of wind on the way. as the colder air starts moving in, it could drop windchills in the 20s and 30s in parts of the area for the second half of the weekend. it's going to be a change here over the next 24 hours. double scan live, showing we don't have too much going on, a couple of showers north and west, allentown dodging rain drops this morning. showers from cape may to to himself. nothing too heavy. the stronger cells have pushed out to sea. we'll continue to see this over the next few hours until 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., very scattered. by afternoon we'll see clouds breaking for sunshine. 62 degrees in philadelphia. unseasonable warm this is warmer than the normal high for this time of the year. only 5:40 a.m. 37 is the dewpoint, pressure 29.62 inches is falling. wind speeds are light out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour. there's the 62 wi

let's get the accuweather forecast, with meteorologist chris sowers you said you saw the sun a moment ago. >> reporter: for a quick minute. let's go live on sky 6. looking at the center city skyline. we're starting to see the cloud deck thin out. we're seeing the peeks of sunshine that's what we expect throughout the day. mainly cloudy and limited sunshine. on a positive you'll see the sun today, it's been a while. 51 in philadelphia. 50 in cape may. millville, 49. trenton, 49. 50 is the number for wilmington and dover. the last three days we've been stuck in the 50s because of the all the cloud cover and the east/northeasterly wind it mated it chilly and raw. the good news we see sunshine out there, this afternoon, only to see the clouds roar back in, that gives way to rain as we head into tomorrow. some of that will come down at a good clip. forecast this afternoon, cloudy, sun throughout the day. the sunshine even though it's limited will get us into the 60s. 1:00 p.m., 60. 3:00 p.m., 63. 5:00 p.m., 63. it's warmer than the past few days, but five degrees below average for this tim

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. >> reporter: outside to meteorologist chris sowers you're bundled up, too, chris. >> reporter: how about three layers. that will do the trick. april 10 it was warmer on march 10th. unbelievable how chilly it is. of course with the snow just doesn't look and feel like spring around the delaware and lehigh valleys. snowfall totals let's take a look at them, wayne, pennsylvania, 4.7. valley forge, 3 1/2. graterford, 2 inches. allentown half inch of fresh white snow. this is what it looked like in parts of the area. west of philadelphia, the big silver dollar flakes came down in clumps. this is the view in glen mills. this was sent in by dottie. all of a sudden this happened, the storm shifted to the south and we started picking up the huge white flakes in south jersey and delaware, as well. we were in the anticipating too much in the way of accumulating snow in south jersey and delaware. mullica hill, 3 inches. vineland, 2. avalon 2. ocean city not on the list picked up two inches of snow. port norris picked up # -- 3 inches of snow. haddon heights an inch of snow. upper deer field to

outside now to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. just beautiful out there. >> reporter: it's gorgeous, if you have not seen the sky at this point look out the window and take a look it's a deep, blue shade. a beautiful morning, lots of sunshine, hardly a cloud in the sky, and temperatures will moderate very, very quickly with the april sun. right now we have a frost advice in effect for another half-hour and north of philadelphia. the numbers are in the 30s and low 40s, if you don't have frost on the ground you won't see it. warrington, 38. pottstown, 37. saint david, 37. vineland, 34. woodbine 38 and sea isle city, 44 degrees. this more than makes up for last saturday's snow as high pressure dominates the weather pattern sitting over the keystone state of pennsylvania and it will sit there for the next several days. we have a back door cold front that will slip through late in the day monday morning. it will he come through dry it will knock temperatures down from 80 degrees monday to 69 or 70 tuesday. 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 3:00

chris sowers will help you plan your day with the accuweather forecast. a little rain. actually it's good. >> reporter: yeah, we needed a little rain, it's nine or ten days since rainfall. it will wash the pollen away. my car was actually it's a black car, but it had a green tint to it when i came out of work. the pollen levels increase as we head into sunday and monday with the clear skies returning. in the meantime, looking at the camden waterfront. hazing out there this morning. showers in philadelphia as we flip over to double scan live. the last batch is working out to sea. the next batch is pushing through the far western suburbs. everybody west of pottstown is seeing showers. the upper level low is spinning back to the west. it's along the mason dixon line southeast of pittsburgh. once it pulls through, the skies will brighten up west to east later this afternoon, as some of the showers begin to pull through over the next few hours. temperature-wise it's a mild morning. 62 in philadelphia. allentown, 62. and millville, 61. so forecast for today, if you have those

meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the accuweather forecast. so, rain, wind, a good combination. >> reporter: let's get you outside. we have a lot of weather heading our way over the next 12 to 24 hours. actually it's not too bad, the winds is starting to blow a little bit it's breezy. we're picking up showers and quick-hitting downpour, the wild stuff holds off until after sunset. that's when the cold front comes through. there's the live view in penns landing picking up showers. double scan we'll set it in motion. we had downpours in south jersey and delaware. 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. that batch is up across new york. there's the second batch pushing across delaware and south jersey as i speak. route 1, around smyrna and dover this will push off to the northeast it will get over the delaware bay probably within the next half-hour or so. elmer, glassboro and hammonton as the hour wears on. all the activity is racing off to the northeast. we'll keep the shower threat in the forecast throughout the morning hours. by afternoon we'll see the return of

chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. good news, good haircut, no complaints, right. that's a good cut. >> reporter: she does her best looking live in atlantic city, we have the fresh do, fresh forecast, not a cloud in the sky. chilly down the shore, the ocean temperatures are chilly. other than that it's going to be a beautiful weekend. 44 in philadelphia. 38 in trenton. allentown 36. beach haven 44. upper 30s north and west there's no breeze so we're not dealing with a windchill. satellite and radar high pressure in control not a cloud all the way dawn from maine to the virginias and the carolinas. wall-to-wall blue sky. 1:00 p.m., 63. 3:00 p.m., 66. same number by 5:00 p.m. forecasting a high of 66, 67

meteorologist chris sowers has been tracking this since yesterday. so you should not be surprised by the weather. it was a whacky and intense night. >> reporter: we had damage in shiloh, upper deer field and newport township. delaware, damage reported, as well. the storm was whipping as it blew through the delaware and lehigh valleys last night. fortunately the thunderstorms have blown through. they are out to sea, now we're seeing clearing conditions, the winds roar out of the west/northwest anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour sustained or constant. every now and then we get a wind gust 50 to 60 miles per hour. double scan live, we watched snow showers through south jersey and northwestern suburbs, as well. over the past couple of hours, a tremendous change in the weather over the last 24 to 48 hours, 80 degrees i can't believe it's 80 degrees friday afternoon, shooting for a high of 47 degrees today with windchills stuck in the 30s just about all afternoon. windchills in the 20s right now. yesterday's high, 65 degrees. present temperature reading

meteorologist chris sowers is tracking all this, chris we'll either love you or not like you so much. even in areas where we pick up the snow it's april and the temperatures are going to only allow them -- grassy accumulations. if you see weather like this, whatever snow you see doesn't stick around very long. national weather service has issued a weather add adelso -- advisory. you can see the rain on the front end of northern portions of pennsylvania picking up light snow. it's called a clipper system. nine out of ten times they are not powerful storm systems as they march across the northern tier states. this has more of a punch to it, some bands coming through, some of it will come down at a good clip. this blue color represents a mixture, frozen precipitation, weather it's sleet and wet snow mixing in with rain. it's knocking on the door mush pushing through southeastern pennsylvania and ride eastward moving along over the next couple of hours. it will start precipitating in philadelphia in the next hour, hour and a half. allentown, 30, millville, 34. all the numbers climbing thr

. >> reporter: good morning, chris sowers with this accuweather update. double scan live is clear. we had accumulating snow, we have patchy black ice and frozen slush in parts of the area. take it ease this morning. later this afternoon we have sunshine out there with that sun and winds beginning to shift, temperatures back above freezing, 50 degrees today, 63 tomorrow. whether or not that should be a penalty stroke. and cecilia giving me a -- >> i'm golf clapping. >> you're happy with the gold weather. >> i'm over it. >> finally, gratitude. >> i'm grateful anytime you're here, rob. just for the record. want to be clear on that. >>> also grateful when rachel smith is here. big news of a big and strange theft in the art world. >> yeah, for sure. >>> the heist took place in missouri, at the springfield art museum. the wall once displaying a collection of andy warhol campbell's soup prints is now a blank canvas. this morning, the fbi and interpol are on the hunt. for an art thief behind a heist fit for "the thomas crown affair." authorities say sometime between 5:30 p.m. wednesday and

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we don't need any more rain, but we'll go more overnight into tomorrow. there's the view looking live on sky6 live hd, cloudy skies, chilly breeze temperatures for the most part are stuck in the 40s, we should rebounds into the 60s. 64 today, clouds, limited sun. tomorrow, periods of rain heavy at times, chilly and raw, 58. back up to 72 monday. cubs playing today. >> can you get me world series tickets if the cubs are in. >> can you get me world series tickets. >> if the mets are in, you're in. >> all right, in. >> sounds like a deal. >> a deal has been struck. thank you, cheryl. great to have you. there's some social media trash talking going on all in good fun among the obamas and the british royals this morning to raise awareness for the upcoming invictus games. >> and the invictus games is an international sporting competition. it was created by prince harry featuring wounded military servicemen and women from 15 countries. this clip we're about to show you is hilarious. >> messa

. >>> chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hope we have good news, chris. >> reporter: how was yesterday? >>> it was beautiful. >> reporter: i enjoyed it doing nothing, i was relaxing soaking in the sun. you'll do it all over today looking live on sky6 live hd. looking at the center city skyline. there's hardly a cloud in the sky. temperatures are on the chilly side. a lot of dry air in place, the nobs not only warm quickly, but they drop off. mid 30s, north and west, the frost advicery is in effect until 8:00 a.m. chester, 38 degrees. pilots, 37 and quakertown 35. vineland, 34, hammonton, 35, browns mills 37. expect a day full of sunshine from starting point to finish. high pressure continues to dominate the weather pattern that means clear conditions. here's the forecast from accuweather. expect high temperatures to top out in the mid 70s, wall-to-wall blue skies, 1 p.m., 65, and 3:00 p.m., 70 expect a high of 73 degrees. >>> new information came in overnight on the inforeign -- inferno that ripped through an apartment build

meteorologist chris sowers is here, we will warm up, right? >> reporter: another few hours you'll be wearing short sleeved shirts and shorts. there's the view in cape may, the sun is shining down brightly there's hardly a cloud out there and looking like a nice morning around the delaware valley. reading, 50 degrees, dover, updated. 52- degrees, trenton showing 51. the good news with high pressure in control, unlike yesterday we'll see a ton of sunshine all day long. yesterday we had the rain during the morning, it was miserable

good morning, everybody, chris sowers with this accuweather update. double scan live is clear. 67 today, 74 tomorrow. we're up to a whopping 80 degrees, 80 degrees for monday. the tamagawa dancers and of course, the dogwood trail mix. just three items in what's going to be a spectacular day. i'm here with wjla, abc 7 to help our affiliate down here. it's going to be a broadcast that you may be able to see at some point in your local area. dan, paula, back up to you. strawberry shortcake is looking good. but i don't know if i can fit her in my bag, paula, so forgive me. >> can you try and let me apologize, i think i contained my composure now. >> no need to apologize. >> are you sure? that was a moment of freakout on my behalf when i saw. >> beautiful. >> i will never let you forget it. >> embarrassing more like it. >>> well, everybody, coming up on "good morning america," new memories for the royal family, prince william and kate, they follow in princess diana's footsteps. that story when we come back. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer does

sowers, how is it looking, chris? >> reporter: unfortunately they will not be loving me today. let's get you outside, it's been a picture-perfect weekend around the delaware and lehigh valleys, and then the weekend arrives and this what it looks like. that's the shot from the temple university camera. we have gray and gloom around the delaware valley, we have showers pushing through philadelphia. we have a line pushing through west of trenton. you can see the oranges and yellows. it is not form of shower activity, every now and then we're picking up downpours, montgomery county norristown, heavy rain. route 30 there will be a slow go and ponding on the roadways and heavier stuff east of chadds ford pushing off to the east at are 15 to 20 miles per hour. if your son or daughter has a softball or t-ballgame later this morning, chances are it will be wet out there. day planner for the philadelphia area, 65 degrees with the showers and downpours around. 11:00 a.m., cloudy with showers, 1:00 p.m., same thing 69. probably b

sowers, how is it looking, chris? >> reporter: unfortunately they will not be loving me today. let's get you outside, it's been a picture-perfect weekend around the delaware and lehigh valleys, and then the weekend arrives and this what it looks like. that's the shot from the temple university camera. we have gray and gloom around the delaware valley, we have showers pushing through philadelphia. we have a line pushing through west of trenton. you can see the oranges and yellows. it is not form of shower activity, every now and then we're picking up downpours, montgomery county norristown, heavy rain. route 30 there will be a

meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the accuweather forecast. so, rain, wind, a good combination. >> reporter: let's get you outside. we have a lot of weather heading our way over the next 12 to 24 hours. actually it's not too bad, the winds is starting to blow a little bit it's breezy. we're picking up showers and quick-hitting downpour, the wild stuff holds off until after sunset. that's when the cold front comes through. there's the live view in penns landing picking up showers. double scan we'll set it in motion. we had downpours in south jersey and delaware. 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. that batch is up across new york. there's the second batch pushing across delaware and south jersey as i speak. route 1, around

let's get the latest from chris sowers. >> reporter: things were going to well. fourth warmest march in philadelphia. now we're in april it's spring and now we're talking snow. go figure, right? let's get you the center city skyline, clouds are starting to roll in. we're seeing rain sleet and snow south and west of philadelphia. winter weather advisory was issued by the national weather be service, we're expecting a light accumulation here, nothing south and east, maybe a couple of inches on grassy surfaces. that's the reason for the advisory. double scan live we'll set it in

. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. double double scan is clear. we had snow showers early this morning, but the skies are clear, just a couple of clouds as we look live from our temple university camera. the camera is shaking around, the winds are howling. there's the view in atlantic city. we're seeing gusts a high as 50 miles per hour. it's chilly and bluster today, 47 degrees, windchills stuck in the 30s. more on that in a few minutes, dan, paula, back over to you. >> thank you. it's been pointed out to me that my understanding of chinese language is minimal. i said szechuan. i should have said cantonese. that speaks to the amount of chinese food i've been ordering lately. >> all right. well, lots of excitement at the ncaa final four games overnight. the underdog hoping for a upset that wasn't to be and now time look ahead to tomorrow and espn's tony reali joins us with more. we've been practicing on how to say ryan arcidiacono. >> arcidiacono. let me hear the music in it, paula. good morning, everyone. march madnes

let's go to chris sowers with the latest from accuweather. , good morning, nydia. we're seeing lots of sunshine, crystal clear, bright blue skies, 74 degrees coming off yesterday's 67. monday, 80. tuesday, sunny and breezy, 72. slightly cooler wednesday, 69. thursday, sunny and pleasant, 74. all week is picture-perfect. >>> that's it for "action news" we'll be back in a half-hour. i'm nydia han. stay tuned for more "good morning america." >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. urgent rescue efforts are happening right now in ecuador after a powerful earthquake strikes overnight. the strongest tremor in decades. the third major earthquake in the last few days. flattening buildings. buckling roads. >>> it's marathon weekend in boston. some of the survivors from the bombings three years ago, meeting the wounded warriors at the finish line. before tomorrow's big race. boston native mark wahlberg on hand to show that he's boston strong. we're thinking about all of the folks in my hometown this morning. >>> and procrastinators beware. tax time is upon us.

meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast after the break. >>> so glad you stayed with us on a sunday morning, 6:41 is the time. this is a live look, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport. so good to see the sun after yesterday's snow. >>> everyone in their mother was complaining. >> reporter: what i found most fascinating with yesterday's snow was the size of the snowflakes. >>> fascinating is one word for it. >> reporter: i'm sure there's another word for it, too. of let's get you outside, it was snowing in parts of the area, it was neat to see. one thing about april's snow it melts very, very quickly. whatever snow you have in the front yard, give it a couple of hours it will melt as temperatures climb into the 40s and 50s. we'll see sunshine as the skies remain mainly clear. double scan live is clear, next chance of moisture gets in here tomorrow morning. stray showers possible, same thing in the afternoon. better chance to see rain monday night into tuesday. ups and downs this past week, mother nature can't make up her

. >> reporter: chris sowers is coming, ali gorman is coming. we'll be signing autographs before the match. >>> that will be fun. thank david. >>> another round of "dancing with the stars" is coming up on 6abc. the stars and the pros are switching things up. everyone is getting a different dancing partner. last week it was about the magical world of disney. two stars are tied for first place, ginger seen and page van zant. find out how they do with their new partners at 8:00 p.m. >>> grammy winner john legend and his model wife announced the birth of their daughter over the weekend by posting this picture of the baby's weight on instagram. they named her luna simone stevens. the family is doing well, though admittedly they are sleeping. >>> in the 1960 as -- 1960s and 70s pop art took the world by storm. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the philadelphia museum of art is the final venue and east coast showing for the exhibition. it's an eye opening look at the images that shaped culture around the globe. it's called internationa

and chris sowers will have mainly good news for you as we kick the clouds out and get into a fairly sunny day. showers are around and clouds and sun otherwise, 79 is the warm high and passover arrives at sun down and saturday morning clouds get out of here and we have a bright afternoon, a high of 70 degrees, mostly sunny and pleasant on sunday with a high of 69 degrees to wrap up your weekend and 77 on monday getting warmer and a couple of sprinkles or showers are possible late in the day or more likely late at night. some of that may spill into wednesday morning, not looking like armageddon, and 72 mostly cloudy on tuesday and partly sunny and 68. >> arm a getting out of here. i'll use that tonight too. >>> on our people scene, the wwe mourning the loss of one of its biggest stars. police in southern california found china dead in her apartment after responding to a 911 call. police originally reported the death as a possible overdose but it could take weeks before toxicology tests known. she was one of the best known and most popular female wrestlers in history. she appeared on real tv

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