a possible casino comeback in atlantic city. find out who's rolling the dice on the future of gambling on the boardwalk. >>> nbc 10's olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> atlantic city would be months away from a casino comeback. two casinos are expected to reopen and a recent move would move to a return to comab gambl another spot. >> that's prompting new concerns about too much competition in town. >> reporter: on this gray, drizzly day in atlantic city high hopes that a brighter era is just around the corner. >> there are a lot of changes going on, and hopefully for the best. >> reporter: the hard rock hotel and casino and ocean resort casino both expected to open this summer at the former taj mahal and rebel properties bringing more life and thousands of jobs back to this section of the boardwalk. >> hopefully it's a new beginning. >> reporter: this month show boat hotel owner bart making more waves by taking a preliminary step toward getting a casino license for the former

. >> coming up here at 6:00, a possible cask casino come back in atlantic city? >> we're ending the week on a damp and dreary note and things are not getting better into the weekend. when it will hit your neighborhood and when we will see the sun again next on our first alert forecast. >>> nbc 10s competition to watch is brought to you locally by the jeep president's day sales event. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. pennsylvania is getting the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pen

the atlantic city car show and auction here at the atlantic city convention center. george, check this out. >> come get your picture. >> oh, you got to love this one here. >> go birds. >> go down here, make a left. go birds. check out that. now, were the guys actually driving in that there? >> they were. >> look at that. >> it was in the parade the other day. >> we needed that for the parade. so then on the other side here is the auction. >> yes. >> so folks will have a chance to sit up in the bleachers, just like you're in the stadium, right. >> public seating so all of the public can watch the event the entire time. >> this is cool. so today, tomorrow, and sunday. >> yes. >> atlantic city convention center. tell us where we can get tickets and more info? >> bpj auctions. com. >> let's gun the center, who, hit the gas, make a lift, here we go. so cool, guys. the entire convention floor filled with classics, not only the movie cars but you can actually buy a vehicle here, look what i just bought for 153 grand. they told me it was a steel. sold! >> my name is mike jer

on your jersey shore neighborhood, temperatures are looking good. 47 atlantic city. dennis township, 48 degrees. mid upper 40s to start, mild conditions. you have no worries of any ice on roadways with this moisture that's moving through. it just is kind of a springy vibe when you have the warmer air, the rainy conditions, and this is day three of rain we're tracking. look at the rest of the region. temperatures are pretty much consistently in the 40s. lehigh valley at 43. south jer we're in the mid 40s for florence. on our radar and satellite, a wide picture here. we have clouds over our region, but rain now fast approaching us. particularly near burks chester county. some of the steadier stuff passing through pittsburgh. that's starting to wrap our direction. we're going to start seeing showers developing late morning and especially as we get early afternoon, that's when the rain will pick up. look at the temperatures for today. 54 for the forecast high in summerton. 51 in allentown. all of us with a chance of rain throughout the afternoon. the evening, into sunday

the atlantic city classic car show and auction. one of our sponsors here and thank you so much for inviting me for this sneak peek all weekend long. atlantic city is the place to be. bob kelly fox 29. wahoo! >> he gets all the good assignments. >> he has fun. beep, beep. >>> that does it for us tonight at 5:00. don't go any w your 6:00 o'clock news starts right now. ♪ >>> eagles star jason kelce his costume and his parade rant now iconic. >> i'm going to take a second to talk to you about underdogs. >> tonight he's back out among the fans. [ cheers and applause ] >> while the celebration is over, the cleanup continues. and if you think it's messy now, it could get worse. a whole lot of rain is on the way. and scott is track it all. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 nice at 6:00. >>> what a difference a day makes. the crowds gone from the ben franklin parkway well the trash, well, the trash lingers on. >> thanks for joining us i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. we are talking trash at 6:00 o'clock

atlantic city suffered from a lack of re-investment. that's changing now. >> reporter: the exec director of stock ton university institute of gaming hospitality and tourism believes the often discussed concept of right sizing atlantic city's casino industry needs to be reconsidered. >> i think as the destination evolved, so do the markets. as we grow as a destination, the market grows as well. >> reporter: a market many hopes is truly on the verge of a rebirth. >> just a few minutes before 6:30 on this saturday. we continue to watch the fire that happened last weekend in old city. some businesses have been forced to close. it's going to be that way for a while. we're also learning about plans to demolish the structure. >> we are live in old city this morning following developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. crews are up early this morning clearing out some of those damaged buildings. coming up, we'll talk about the city's plans to tear down this historic structure. >> and take a look at our first alert radar and satellite

60 currently at atlantic city international. you do have a decent breeze but it's coming out of the southwest right now so while you might notice that it doesn't really add too much as a wind chill as we discussed earlier but in does -- you know, 52 degrees to start off the afternoon is not bad. let's talk about the weekend. now, before we get nice into into this i want to clarify we're looking at model data. that is important. the first model is the gfs, one of the main ones we tend to look at. however in this scenario it's throwing us curve balls. it's flipping back and forth. it should be warm enough we would see rain mixing in that would limit snowfall totals in the city but you could see a couple inches with no problem in the lehigh valley and the poconos. then we switch to the european model with brings the rain-snow line to the southeast. that brings us to the cold air in philly. that means a couple of inches of snow with no problem. here's the thing. it's so warm it's going to rebound on the thermometer very quickly even

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 warm up nicely. notice there's no wet weather with these clouds. we are rain-free. the showers you see to the south are going to stay to the south. here's your three-day outlook. closer to 60 degrees on tuesday and wednesday i think it will warm into the 60s. brilliant sunshine will start to come through this afternoon for the suburbs. and then look at tuesday. nothing but sunshine with

atlantic city same thing. by 6:00 this evening the front probably gets to the position just to the south of philadelphia. if it gets farther to the north, philadelphia is probably in the 60s later on as well. we think the front will stay just south of the city. for today morning rain, some of it will be heavy at times. expect lots of ponding on the roadways. all of this moisture should shut off between 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and skies might attempt to brighten up later in the day. i don't think we'll see much in the way of sun. for today rain and showers ending around midday, very mild, 55 in 238d, low 60s across south jersey and overnight tonight it's a mild night 43 in philadelphia, dover 44, cape may 45. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast we start the workweek and the sun returns. more rain for thursday and friday. nydia? >> all right, chris. thank you. get the latest on the forecast plus check storm tracker 6 live any time right on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobil

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out. >> reporter: when are an avid fisherman orphans i life on a luxury yacht, the atlantic city boat show is place to let your dreams run wild. >> little kid in the candy store, excited sitting up there pretending, like little kid they are owner. >> reporter: sponsored by progressive insurance thinks biggest indoor boat show in the northeast, the 500 boats on display range from a few thousand to over a million-dollar. >> come down in the cabin and more spaciousness awaits. >> boom. >> yeah. >> nice club. >> yeah, pretty cool. >> reporter: considered by many as a non-essential luxury recreational boat sales tanked during the recession but industry experts say as tide of consumer confidence rises so do boat sales. >> last five or six years you have seen a consistent lift in sales of anywhere from five to 10 percent each year. >> reporter: for many local deal hours offer steep discounts this week, the boat show is a crucial kick off to the season. >> the boat show can account for up to 60 percent of our total business for the year, so it is very important for us >> reporter: this show i

in millville and atlantic city these numbers will continue to rise throughout the day today. zooming in a lit built to palmyra 50 degrees as we wake up this morning in cherry hill so your planner throughout the day, those numbers, could continue to rise, 55 degrees by noon time, we're at 59 heading in the 3:00 o'clock hour with steady rain continuing. looking at next seven days, cloud toss some sunshine by monday, tuesday looking nice but a little chillier with a high of 43 and next day we will see 60 on thursday, jan. >> looking forward to it, thanks chelsea. >>> time to see how traffic is moving, here's matthew work mister in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, matthew. >> definitely a week even wash out. we are looking at a crash schuylkill expressway ease bunnies on the shoulder. you can see roads are very slick, good idea give your some extra time heading out this morning. in montgomery county crash on allentown road and harleysville pike, one lane block as crews are trying to get that area cleaned up. finally moving to the new jersey, on the atlantic city expressway

bill: okay thank you. >> governor murphy, heading to atlantic city, pitching his latest on alternative energy. he wants new jersey to step it up with regard to wind power, that lives a lot of questions, who will pay for it? is it safe? what did it do to wildlife? birds and marine life in particular, ashley with the story. reporter: new jersey governor murphy signed an order wednesday at jersey atlantic wind farm, to expand wind energy by fully implementing offshore wind economy development act. said that new jersey will be a global leader in wind power. >> must be to generate 3500 megawatts of offshore wind energy. enough to power nearly 1.5 million homes by year 2030. that is not far from now. reporter: murphy and senate president sweeney pointed finger fingers at christie administration for not making clean engineer a byor -- pry priority. first lady tammy murphy has been vocal on environmental issues. >> turbine, just outside that stand and welcome people to atlantic city have become on their own a tourist destination. people don't visit a place unless it sparks something in them. b

reading, allentown, close to 40 degrees in atlantic city. fortunately, trenton, wilmington, all getting bright sunshine. so it's a quick warmup with nothing but sunshine today. our skies are clear. trenton, hatfield, philadelphia, glassboro, no sign of fog, or fog this morning, we're fog-free. come tomorrow, we'll see the clouds return to the area. today, even though it's cooler with sunshine, it may actually feel warmer this afternoon. by lunchtime, 51 degrees. lehigh valley up to 50. 56 degrees in millville. and into the 50s this afternoon. 55 degrees at 3:00 in philadelphia. look at the 50s for millville and mt. holly. by this evening, we'll see the temperatures come down. the skies will stay clear this evening. it's tomorrow that the clouds move in. and that's going to lead to rain. rain beginning in march. before we get to the weekend, thursday and friday. for philadelphia, dover, atlantic city and reading. there's threat of flooding. coastal flooding at the shore because the storm will also bring strong gusty winds. come saturday, the

and 37 down in dover, in the coast in atlantic city 36 and upper 30s in millville. here is satellite 6 along with action radar lots of clouds around and ridge of high pressure is losing its grip and moving offshore. making way north. you see the snow stretched out across the great lakes and chicago and some spots find a foot of snow as the moisture works its way to the north and east. as that does we tap into a southwesterly wind flow so milder tomorrow. here is the setup. high pressure is starting to move offshore and chilly and mostly cloudy skies and high temperature of 39 and tracking the area of low pressure with the warm front to the north and flurries are likely to the north later this afternoon. the area of low pressure stalls out and allows warmer air to move on through. the high temperature not bad at 51 and afternoon and evening rain is likely as we get into our saturday with another wave of energy looking to be wet over the weekend. here is future tracker 66:00 p.m. tomorrow evening we have the wall of water approaching much of the area. and by 11:00 tom

and seeing some improvement now in atlantic city and big improvement for wild wood. some pockets this morning with gray skies for the rest of the area. 62 right now in new jersey. the suburbs, 60 degrees. and those spots in the 50s, they'll warm up, too. we're on track for afternoon temperatures well into the 70s. widespread record temperatures expected today. i'll take a look at which areas will likely see some records fall when i come back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington watching what fog is doing to the roads this morning with your first alert traffic. >>> watching right now on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, a crash here moving through conshohocken. it looks like every vehicle behind there is trying to merge out and head down the eastbound side with one lane getting by. typically what they'll do is take it into the shoulder at least so more traffic can get through the scene there. also watching mass transit. dealing with 20 minute delays because of an automobile blocking the rails. and watching patco, amtrak and new jersey transit. >>

we're down to a third of in atlantic city, wildwood, dover, delaware, allentown and the poconos. allentown we were down to zero visibility which is thick dense fog, you might find that in spots around the region. be careful of fog in the way in, if it's thick slow it down. 46 degrees by 9:00. 49 by 11:00 these are better numbers than what we had over the weekend. 3:00 p.m., we expect a high of 53. notice how we get into the afternoon we'll see sunshine coming back, tomorrow looks very bright. there's an end of the week storm we have to worry about, i'll have the details in the seven day. >> let's show you what it looks like in the cameras, we're looking live on the blue route near the schuylkill expressway, light volume fog is not a big deal here, as you travel near the northeast extension you want to be careful heading northbound allentown, mount pocono, we have construction cruise northbound northbound -- crews northbound approaching lansdale. southbound traffic on i-95, no problems heading toward center city. kind of wide open this morning, area bridges are looking good, as we

atlantic city this is the second wettest february on record for them. allentown also closing in on 5 inches of rain of the forecast for today jersey shore, morning rain perhaps a leftover shower this afternoon. same thing for philadelphia. 55 in the city and 45 for the poconos. gray? >> okay chris. thank you so much for the update. the mural arts project has commissioned a new mural to honor 19th century civil rights a activist. he was actually assassinated back in 1871 for giving african-americans the right to vote. last year he became the first african-american to be honored with a memorial in philadelphia. >> walking down the aisle was the easy part. getting to the reception, not so simple. new bride melissa roger got stuck in the elevator on the way to her own reception. her husband snapped pictures of her looking out of the elevator as firefighters answered the call. >> i jumped in the elevator and we started to go up the elevator just kind of shuttered and we all thought oh, weird. and then the doors never opened. >> we were prepared to get her ho

pocono to atlantic city and points in between. lets get the latest from meteorologist, cecily tynan, and accuweather. >> the warmth is arriving two and a half months ahead of schedule. philadelphia 72 degrees and besting the record of 70 by 2 degrees set in 1939 and puts it in perspective. 27 degrees above average. typical temperatures that we see in early may. not in late february. in philadelphia not alone with record highs, atlantic city airport in pomona 73 and trenton a record of 71 and wilmington up to 75. and you know who doesn't like this kind of weather, up in the poconos the ski resorts, 66 degrees a lot of melting going on there today. if you look at high temperatures in the eastern half of the country. the strong ridge cincinnati 80 and memphis 77 and one more day before the cold front slides through and brings a reality check for the enof the week. the accuweather highlights show. dense fog developing could cause fog for the morning commute. and find the umbrella four straight days of damp, dreary weather. we'll talk

dover, reading and atlantic city, too. which means, monday, tuesday and wednesday, the last three days of february are going to end on the warm and dry note. but as we go into march a rainy nor'easter is growing. this is 11:00 wednesday evening. here comes march 1st and rain thursday morning. the temperatures won't be bad. we'll be in the 40s so only will be rain thursday evening. some heavy downpours for the evening commute, and the rain continues right into friday. you can see the cold air trying to come in from the north. that's friday morning. that wintery weather will stay out of our area. that's friday morning. we'll see rainy conditions friday, but look what happens on the verge of the weekend. friday night at 11:00, we're drying out, clearing out. and the temperatures will be cooling down but beil see a nice dry weekend with temperatures that will stay about normal for this time of year. how much rain can you expect for that nor'easter about half an inch in doylestown and three quarters of an inch at the shore. it

. >> some foggy conditions in atlantic city. temperatures around 70 doctther. so get out there and enjoy the warm weather tr the next day or so. krystal klei is live. talk about a throwback to spring. it gets even warmer tomorrow. >> reporter: this has been an awesome day to have snuck outside on your lunch break and it you didn't get to today, you'll get the chance again tomorrow. i will admit standing outside now that we have lost sunlight, it feels a little cool outside. but i will take that in the middle of february. let's talk about the temperatures and the difference compared to just yesterday. this is a 24-hour change map. check this out. 24 degrees warmer in wilmington. 21 degrees warmer in philadelphia. those numbers ranging in 59 in allentown to nearly 70 in areas like philly and mount holly. we did break records today. all of these locations have set new records. you see those in yellow. tomorrow we're all doing it again. coming up, glenn "hurricane" schwartz will run through how low the numbers go. >>> breaking news. a shooter on the run after a mur

both in the low 40s, but mostly cloudy skies and bit of fog in wi wilmington and atlantic city. it's going to take some time for those clouds to move out of here. you can see they're moving through the area right now. some thin spots in the clouds but no sign of any wet weather for our area. that's going to stay to the south today. so we're in for a warmup, and we will see some sunshine. look at that 3:00 temperature in philadelphia. and it's really not cold this morning. we'll be near 50 degrees with those clouds thinning late this morning. the suburbs you might see a peek of sunshine at 11:00, but turning partly sunny and nicer and mild at 3:00 this afternoon. and the lehigh valley you'll get a little bit of sunshine to start with at 7:00. but it's this afternoon you'll see lots of sunshine and temperatures warm from the 30s into the 50s. still some time for a few neighborhoods to drop into the 30s this morning. delaware, the clouds lingering through the morning hours, but this afternoon 50s you can count on that. meantime at the shore those clouds will linger into the afterno

close to 2 inches for atlantic city. good soaking is on the way in case were you wondering fit is cold any of for snow. that is 30 inches of snow across i-95 corridor. so thankfully temperatures are in the 50's and not 20's. so for today rain developing after lunchtime. forty-eight in reading. fifty-three in philadelphia. fifty-five in millville. overnight tonight cloudy, damp , but soaking rain developing after midnight. overnight lows are warmer then normal high for this time of the year and in the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast we have issued accu weather alert for tomorrow, flood watch is also in effect for tonight and tomorrow. 53 degrees today with light rain developing after lunch. rain, heavier at times tomorrow 60. next round of rain arrives on thursday, warm again, with another high of 60. guys in. >>> chris, thank you. it is 7:15. valentines day is coming up on wednesday, and if you are in need of romantic inspiration we have quite the couple we are about to introduce to you. >> they celebrated thei

clouds will be lingering in trenton, atlantic city and wilmington. but no cold here. just gray skies to start with. a mostly cloudy morning. the clouds have been thinning out a little bit here and there. so you might see some peeks of sunshine this morning. that's where we're headed today. a cloudy start and a cloudy noontime. lunchtime by this afternoon you'll see those clouds thin out in philadelphia and in the suburbs. in the lehigh valley the fog disappears. 48 degrees at lunchtime. low 50s this afternoon. a dry day in delaware. clouds linger through the lunchtime hour. sunshine will boost temperatures into the 50s today for delaware and new jersey. little bit cooler at the shore with some late day sunshine possible. temperatures are going to go up from here. here's the last three days of february. ending in the 60s on wednesday before it turns cooler for wednesday and friday for the beginning of march. that's the average temperature. we're more than 6 degrees above it, and with more warm weather coming today and wednesday it could go higher. 6 inches just over in

city in atlantic city. fire on mattress this morning spread to the walls. four floors have to be evacuate the as a result and fire official say the sprinklers quickly put out the flames. trop anka employees were vac weighed for smoke inhalation but no other injuries. >> another developing story this noon we're following chaotic outside the nsa in maryland after an suv slams into barrier and shots are fired. it all ended with several people being hurt. good afternoon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. officials now say they have the situation under control. correspondent weja chang has latest developments. >> several bullets pierced the windshield of a black suv outside the headquarters of the national security agency. law enforcement sources say tell cbs news the driver of the vehicle tried to drive through a security gate at an entrance to the campus wednesday morning located on the fort meade camp campus. sources tell cbs news shots were fired but no one was hit. three people in the vehicle were hurt

tied the record in atlantic city at 73. mount pocono, 64 a new record there and wilmington broke a record at 75 degrees. georgetown 72. stormscan 3 showing clear skies across the area, the good news is as i look out across center city, it doesn't look as foggy as last night. there are areas of dense fog that will be increasing through overnight. again not quite as bad as this time last night. we're watching this cold front to the west. look at all that rain, that's the system that's helping drive in that southwest flow for now. bringing the warmth but the front will come there was tomorrow. so in the meantime. temperatures are still feeling pretty comfortable. 59 at the airport right now. 61 in reading. 60 in atlantic city. i don't know if you can hear the wind. but it's a strong south flow, bringing all that warm air in. and we are headed for another record day tomorrow. coming up i'll tell you just how warm it will be. it will feel more like may or june than february, we're byron borrowed time. we got rain and colder weat

that includes the jersey shore up to 55 degrees in atlantic city. 57 in trenton. look at wilmington, nothing but sunshine and 56 degrees. stand by for a sunny one today. you'll need your jacket this morning. it's cold right now with clear skies overnight. those temperatures have really come down, but with sunshine, a nice warmup. nothing but sunshine today, tomorrow, clouds start moving in, we've got wet weather from the system. it hasn't even come together yet. if that happens later today, look at showers moving over texas. and they'll be in here for thursday and friday. late wednesday night, the clouds are rebuilding. showers just to the south into the southwest. by thursday morning, they'll likely be dry to start with. this time thursday morning, dry conditions you'll see the rain building to the south. that comes in later in the morning thursday. continues thursday afternoon. it's going to be a rainy commute home on thursday and then through most of the day on friday the rain will continue. look at those heavy downpours. and snow inching closer to us, but i th

tied the record in atlantic city at 73. mount pocono, 64 a new record there and wilmington broke a record at 75 degrees. georgetown 72. stormscan 3 showing clear skies across the area, the good news is as i look out across center city, it doesn't look as foggy as last night. there are areas of dense fog that will be increasing through overnight. again not quite as bad as this time last night. we're watching this cold front to the west. look at all that rain, that's the system that's helping drive in that southwest flow for now. bringing the warmth but the front will come there was tomorrow. so in the meantime. temperatures are still feeling pretty comfortable. 59 at the airport right now. 61 in reading. 60 in atlantic city. i don't know if you can hear the wind. but it's a strong south flow, bringing all that warm air in. and we are headed for another record day tomorrow. coming up i'll tell you just how warm it will be. it will feel more like may or june than february, we're byron borrowed time. we got rain and colder weat

she will represent the miss pennsylvania pageant in june and maybe on to atlantic city. if there was a mr. if i would, i think your talent would be song? >> i punish the audience when i do that. still raining. >> you could sing in the rain if you want to. >> i could, but it won't sound good. >> we are looking at penn's landing. light rain across the region. things fill back in early tomorrow morning. sky 6 live hd from the temple university camera looking at the skyline, showers don't through the rest of the night. despite the moisture, 46 in philadelphia. anytime the dewpoint temperature and air temperature are close in number, there is a lot of low-level air over head. it's 45 in trenton, 44 allentown, 46 lancaster, dover and millville numbers in the upper 40s. beach haven, 48-degrees. five straight weekends with rain or snow across the delaware and lehigh valley. late tonight and tomorrow morning, tracking an inch to inch and a half of rain. satelli, this is the moisture we are tracking moving through washington d.c. d.c. as we teak. a bit of moisture coming out of th

one in allen town. 24 in atlantic city. philadelphia wake up to 25 degrees tomorrow morning with plenty of sunshine. this is what you need to know. warm and wet this week. valentine's day mainly dry. could see some sprinkles or showers probably late at night and then we are going to have a pleasant holiday weekend at least saturday and sunday. doppler radar clear for tonight. anything in pennsylvania and you have to get out across the planes in the west. winds out of the north. swing to the east taking us up to the 40-degree mark if not above it. and then all over the place overnight. tomorrow night into wednesday morning. clouds coming in. and look at the numbers. then the winds turn to the southwest. 54 wednesday. rain comes in overnight and look at the numbers on thursday. 65. we will have seen spotty showers throughout the day. and the rain returns thursday night and into friday. it is out of her by the time we get into the weekend. and the winds out of the south. valentine's day forecast, 53 in the suburbs. 49 along th

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and, snow. 54 degrees in atlantic city. fifty-five in dover. mostly cloudy skies today and despite that it will still be unusually mild with a high temperature of 72 degrees, and that is going to break a record if we get there, the record is zero seven bob kelly and it has been standing since 1930. it business time we broke it. >> i have brought my white patent leather shoes in just in case we do hit that 7o you let me know. >> no problem. >> weak put them on. good morning. we have some fog here and some construction on our tuesday morning, first day back after a holiday, it is always rough for everybody because everybody is heading back to school and everybody is head back to work. blue route southbound on the ramp to the schuylkill expressway left over construction. here's a live lot at ben franklin bridge all of the bridges this morning have speed restrictions because of the thick fog so be careful, driving, clear, and then bam, out of no where we have got a thick wall of fog this morning live look from the new jersey side, to kind of give y

thirty-three atlantic city. notice winds coming from the north and west, it does feel chillier out there then the actual air temperature so we are looking at wind chills around 18 in philadelphia, 19 in wilmington where it feels like to bear skin so if you are heading out today you better bun will up. we are dealing with a few cloud across the region but by day break we will see those included moving outlooking at tons of sunshine today we will talk more specifically about what you can expect for the parade coming up in just a bit , meisha, back to you. >> go up for sure, thank you so much. >> we are looking outside and everything is looking just as it should, at 4:30 in the morning. first construction cones in the roadway schuylkill eastbound closed between vine and 30th street one westbound lane is also block, heads up on that you can see we have a little bit of volume on the schuylkill people will get an early jump leaving work early, or over lunch for the parade. ben franklin bridge gorgeous shot here lookin

city. satellite six along with action radar is showing you a wide area of snow from new england back through the ohio valley where areas of southern new england when all said and done could find a half foot of snowfall that will be moving on through. we're tracking it for our region. future tracker six showing you at 8:00 o'clock tonight we've got that snow still in philadelphia but that mix line quickly inching northward from where it is currently snowing. we will fine rain later tonight, even rain press nothing to philadelphia it stays all snow for lehigh county, berks, lancaster and poconos. by 10:00 o'clock it is still snowing in allentown and red bug that rain line press nothing to philadelphia, also into south jersey, and this is a quick mover, so as we go throughout the overnight hours , 1:00 o'clock in the morning we've got that snow departing from the southwest and northeasterly direction. so as far as expected snowfall with that nice area of snow, moving in across interior section

forty-one atlantic city and mkayay. thirty-eight in thirty-nine in philadelphia we have just a lit built of breeze. subtract a few degrees wit the wind and it feels like 33 in philadelphia. thirty-one in millville. twenty's to the northwest. reading 27. allentown 29. and trenton is 33 degrees. so we have had that snow on the ground, this was sent into me by karl, he is in royersford, pa, rorsford, pennsylvania, lets try that again. and you can see all of the snow out there, trees are coming. that is one thing with the heavier wet snow it sticks to everything and just makes for beautiful picturesque scenes like this right here. the snow sticking to the trees , the roads, the signs, it looks really nice. they have had several inches out there now it will all melt 48 degrees is today's forecast ted high. normal started at the 3degrees. the normal low is 28. your satellite six with action radar. last night's stomach sipping along over nova scotia and canadian mar times. see cloud cover filling in the west. we will see t su

down to 2 miles for atlantic city. so as we look at ultimate doppler, we're watching the rainfall off to the west. that will head in our direction especially this afternoon and also this evening. so grab the umbrellas. keep them handy because that heavy rainfall will be moving in later on today, tonight for your plans and it will continue for the first part of the day tomorrow. but temperature wise right now, we're in the low to mid 40s and temperatures will climb into the mid 50s later on this afternoon. that will be above average but once again we're looking at that rainfall moving in in particular later on today. so here's your planner for the weekend. mid 50s for high temperatures today. we're looking at 60 degrees by tomorrow. once again that instead yesterday of the rainfall later on tonight into the first part of the day tomorrow. we'll go hour by hour and talk about rainfall totals coming up. lauren, back over to you. ♪ >>> guys... >> imagine seeing and hearing that. in south philadelphia driver barreling thr

milder 51 in atlantic city. there is this warm air right here look at this pocket off virginia capes this red color here. sixty's and 70's, showing, it is trying to lift north, southern del marva also in the upper 50 ease, lower 60's. the question is how far north can we get that front before this cold front here bumps everything out to sea. so, it is kind of fighting this cold air. it is called cold air damming, being driven against hundred tane and it is having a difficult time eroding or lifting back to the north. here's future tracker six, at 4:00 this afternoon. most of this rain coming to an end. could be a left over shower, over next hour. cloudy skies, damp, remainder of the way with a few left over showers here from time to time. by 7:00 o'clock 53 in philadelphia tomorrow morning waking up to more clouds, still damp but mild, temperatures are pretty close to normal highs for this time of the year and then by afternoon it is full sunshine. we will finally get that included deck out of here and we will s

you were just shy of 70. 63 in atlantic city. incredible temperatures. we should be around 44 this time of year. right now we're sitting at 60 in philadelphia. 58 in millville. 63 in atlantic city. it just crested where our daytime highs are. the rain is on the way in. it's just to the west of harrisburg. this is rain tonight. we're going to be watching all that make its way through the area. what we're going to talk about when i come back is this. we have two systems that will merge and this is what's going to ebb bring some of our area accumulating snow and some of the area rain on saturday. come on back for that and i'll go back for that hour by hour. > >>> maybe the snow will put you in the mood for the winter olympics. a live look at the olympic cauldron. it's already morning in pyeongchang. there's a lot in store for you tonight in prime time on nbc 10. two pennsylvanians were this close to winning a medal in the luge team relay. the squad placed fourth. they missed the bronze by .01 of a second. don't miss keith jones live from the winter games. h

a trace of snow for atlantic city and cape may. a lot of that transfer today rain. snow departing north and east. on the backside of it, we have clear skies through the ohio valley heading our way to the second half of the weekend. future tracker 6 showing in the overnight hours, lots of clouds breaking for plenty of sunshine as you wake up sunday morning. numbers on the i-95 corridor in the upper 30s. 28 in the poconos, 9:00 a.m. in wild wood. here is the set up for us, high of 48 sunday. mostly sunny. a milder avenue with temperatures above average tomorrow. a lot of melting takes place throughout the day. fast forward to the hol holiday, monday for president's day, high of 52. we track the warm front. sunshine giving way to increasing cloud clouds by then. showers are likely. as it lifts to the north tuesday and wednesday, record warmth to track. sunny and milder tomorrow. 48, it's a good looking day. nice afternoon. mild monday with a life of 52 with evening showers moving through. tuesday, gorgeous, record warmth coming in at 70 for the high. wednesday, 73 and

city. the roads are wet, some areas are fog that could impact the morning ahead for what would be an unusually warm winter day. >> let's go over to david murphy good morning. >> reporter: driving through welt rooth -- wet roads overnight. there's rain out there, basically down in dover, delaware, and cape may county, pushing toward the east and there's green up by trenton pushing east, although it's not that much longer, but it will take a little bit for the roads to clear out. a 45 in philadelphia. 42 in allentown. 46 in trenton. 46 in millville. 43 degrees currently in cape may. not as cold when you step outside as it's been. there's fog developing in the northern and western suburbs. everywhere you see the gray. the official readings in allentown are higher that could be getting worse over the next couple of hours. be careful if you see fog. it's going to be 49 degrees by 8:00. 10:54. this model has us at 61, i think we'll go up to 65 around 3:00 p.m. we have a cool down coming and we're

at shore cooler, 63 degrees at the coast along atlantic city. if you go up the a.c. expressway to the airport which isn't too far away from the shore you're looking at a record high of 74 so a little inland from the ocean and it does get warmer. in philadelphia it's warm. some sun mixing in later today with record warmth and a high of 76 degrees. the existing record is 72. there's hardly any chance at all that we're not going to set a record in philadelphia and in fact like yesterday i think we'll see a bunch of new ones fall or be arrived at later today. in terms of rain a couple little sprinkles here or there during the day but i think the best chance of rain is really in the evening hours. by 6 o'clock the model has it just coming in the lehigh valley and then kind of filtering through the region up until 11 o'clock and maybe midnight down by the shore so a little damp tonight. an evening shower overnight, 48 the overnight low. there could be wet patchy fog around by morning and then tomorrow a big change, a frontal boundary setting up to the south, 49 is tomorrow

and 36 there in atlantic city. as you look at the w it feels like 15 and 5 below zero in the poconos and 22 in cape may and just 8 for reading and lancaster. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you there is that cold front and the frontal boundary that moved through and late last night along the atlantic and the backside the strong northwesterly winds and travel and watch the bands pressing into south jersey and that is what we are dealing with at this hour. and for the rest of the day, the clouds are slowly breaking and windy and cold and temperatures fall into the 20s as we go throughout the afternoon and dress for windchills in the teens and single digits and the northwesterly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. and overnight tonight clear and brisk and cold and the overnight low in the city falls down to 17 and west-northwesterly wind 8 to 16 miles per hour. and the setup for us tomorrow high pressure is in control and sun giving way to more clouds, windchills in the 20s and the air temperature is reading 33

and atlantic city checking in at 47. here's the satellite and radar locked in pretty good, winds shifting off the ocean, that fills the atmosphere with a lot of the moisture you get the low-level clouds, rounds of rain out to the west, all this is heading this way, we'll see a period of rain this afternoon followed by another one tonight followed by third round as we head into sunday morning. forecast for today, lots of low-level clouds, periods of rain and drizzle, 54 degrees is the forecasted high. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, we'll have the return of sunshine in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i'll let you know when it arrives in just a few minutes. >>> folks get the latest on the forecast throughout the weekend, plus check storm tracker 6 live anytime on the phone or tablet, the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> dozens of people waking up to the sounds of an out-of-control driver smash into cars in a south philadelphia neighborhood. [crashing noise] >> boy, a frighteni

atlantic city, 47. the immediate view shows not going on here up and down the coastal plain from richmond to boston. we have cloud cover, but the rain continues to build out to the west. this is the next in the series of low pressure systems that will slide through over the next 48 hours. the precipitation, the colder precip, the freezing rain, sleet and snow that's way out to the west. the colder air is bottled up across the high place of business, the western portions of the great lake states. what's going on here, this is that huge area of high pressure that brought the beautiful weather, tuesday and wednesday, it was sitting here earlier in the week. now, it is drifting down to the south. what's happening we're seeing rounds ever rain wrap around the high, it's sort of like a ring of fire type-summer pattern well see in july and august where the high builds off it, and we get rain around it. this high won't break until it shifts to the south in the southern atlantic monday and tuesday. east of the m

made it all the way up to 77 today in philadelphia. 53 in allen town. 58 for atlantic city and 62 in wildwood. comfortable out there. widely scattered showers across the area. nothing compared to what is pouring through the parts of ohio valley. this is the whole line that we showed you yesterday backed up across the midwest and into the great lakes. cold enough air to be producing freezing rain and snow. we are going to be looking at cold rain. i don't think we will see freezing rain here. late tomorrow night and friday, we could see some in the poconos. down into the 30s by tomorrow late in the afternoon and early evening. any freezing rain is going to be cop fined to the poconos. by the time we get into friday morning still into the 30s. we make it into the 40s. on saturday we are into the 40s. we see the winds turn more to the west and then to the north east and here comes the heavier rain that will be with us saturday night and into sunday. how much rain are we looking at between now and sunday night? several inches in the lehigh valley, the poconos. and 2 inches possible here i

and atlantic city 31. but this is what it feels like. the windchill out there right now makes it feel like 22 in philadelphia. wilmington. reading at. atlantic city at 32. it feels bitterly kwold out the trend downward very closely. so we'll be waking up tomorrow morning somewhere in the mid-20 we we'll see clouds move in. no cloudwers in the central part of the monster storm system.hing fromhe northern this is going to continue to make a smilenationrosst all the watches and warnings. these will continue eastward but i do believe they are going to stay to the north of us. watch what happens. it arcs and just to the area you can see it comes through in waves. this is going to be a long event. many places to our west picking up a foot of snow. we're going to be on the warm de, so we're going to get. the rain with the exception of all of you in thconos and upper pennsybs. usting of this early tomorrow morning. this will be light snow. temperatures will be above freezing for philadelphia. and take a look at the arrows. they are moving in out

record in trenton 70 and record in atlantic city airport. 73. and record if the poconos of 64 degrees and lancaster and dover, no record but you are extremely mild with a high so far today at 74. if we take a look to the south and west 80 in cincinnati and 77 in memphis. we'll pull in warmer air for tomorrow. if you look at bismark, omaha 21 degrees and a big change coming and for tonight. fog develops again like last night. once we burn up the fog tomorrow morning and more records will fall. four straight days. damp dreary weather is heading our way. get out and enjoy now. and tomorrow. we'll chat about the changes coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam thanks. >> turning now to "action news" is sara bloomquist live on washington square where people are outside enjoying the weather we have not seen in quite sometime. >> hi there sharrie, a beautiful late afternoon here on washington square, we are around sixth street and we get a good gust of wind and otherwise absolutely beautiful. here is the new news van that features stormtrack

the rain confined to cape may and atlantic city, a couple of sprinkles. the roads are wet in the area. fog is an issue becoming more so now we can see the visibility down to 1.3 miles in wilmington and allentown and lancaster. not a big deal at philadelphia international, tam. >> president trump has explicitly key announced domestic violence for the first time since the departure of a former top aid. he had not responded to reporter's questions until yesterday. rob porter resign after accusations by his both wives. he praised woman and cast doubt on the women's accusations. >>> a porn star claimed she had and sexual encounter and yearlong affair is ready to talk. her nondisclosure agreement is not valid any more since she was paid personal funds that were used to pay off a settlement. >> an 8-year-old boy came to the rescue of a classmate atmosphere she started to choke. andrew's father is an emergency room doctor and taught him the heimlich manuver. >> if they are choking you get them about here, you push back like you're giving them a really hard hug. >

this is atlantic city. heavy rains, mays landing, same thing. very heavy rains. this is racing off to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. but if you get underneath this you'll probably have to pull over briefly it's coming down that heavily. this extends south ward to areas just east of the morris town river there. the next zoom will take us a little bit farther to the west in and around the immediate philadelphia area to center city and heavier rains are off to the east across western portions of gloucester and camden counties and interior sections of south jersey. and lighter stuff off to the northwest. here's the wider view. again everything racing off to the northeast and really that's the saving grace, the fact that these cells are moving so quickly because if they were moving slower with the amount of rain that's falling underneath some of these cells, we would have tremendous flooding problems. fortunately things are moving along quickly. this came through early this morning, this is punching through now, that will pull through during the late morning hour

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