in smyrna, dover, moderate pocket of rain moving through. visibility is a big concern as we go through the rest of the night. down to half a mile in reading. .3 in reading. lancaster, up to 1.7-miles in millville and dover this hour. allow extra timeout on the roads. as you wake up tomorrow morning, 8:00 in the morning, pockets of rain continue. it doesn't taper off until late tomorrow afternoon. there is a flooding concern on the way. especially tomorrow morning, frozen ground means excess runoff. we take a closer look in the full forecast, wait a minuter. >> it's a lot of water. thank you, melissa. there is another deadly attack on police officers this time in a suburb north of columbus, ohio. >> two officers were shot and killed responding to a 911 call for assistance at a potential domestic situation. >> we have two officers down, critical. suspect is down also, shot. >> they were fired upon when they arrived at the residence. one officer die on the scene and the other at the hospital. joe more bitzer called the officers true american he

so the advisories include smyrna, dover, bridgeton. the next round of heavy rain knocking on the door. it's still off to the southwest but this overspread the area over the next couple of hours, from dc to baltimore to philly look at the yellows, reds and oranges heavy rains will push through. temperature wise because of that rain and everything coming from the south, there's a warm front that's going to lift to the north and watch what happens. 39 in allentown, 49 in philadelphia and it's already 54 degrees in dover. and during the afternoon hours we start climbing up into the 60s. 64, 65 by 4:30 in dover. philadelphia, wilmington 60, and mill vil 61. it's gray and gloomy out there but it's very mild. gray i know you like that. >> gray i like that because it's my name. >> the warm. >> i know. a woman celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by loved ones ♪ happy birthday to you >> what a great celebration. she is the proud mother of 11 children, 35 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren. from all of

the places missing it, a dover south and not in cape may county and atlantic county. this is moving toward the east it will be with us off and on probably into the middle of the afternoon. tonight looks to be drier, but it will be cooler. as we look outside, we have wet conditions on i-95 early traffic of course is light as it usually is at this time. you can see all the moisture on the roadways that will slow you down a little bit. temperature, 54 degrees, the dewpoint the same as the temperature indication that the air is saturated we've got the rain. winds are 5 miles per hour as we look at temperatures across the region, 63 in dover. 53 in wilmington, 5557 in trenton. these numbers may rise over the next couple of hours and slide during the day. future tracker 6 shows you between now an 9:00 a.m., we're looking at off and on rain. it gets off the coast in time for a dry evening, temperatures will fall. you get an indication of that between now and the forecast at 8:00. sagging to 5 by noon. 6:00 p.m., 49 degrees and drying out. overnight tonight we'll get down to

dover 66. it's almost april like. morning afternoon rain, drizzle and clouds, allentown 52 and atlantic city 58 degrees. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast beyond today it actually looks pretty nice. 46 for monday, tuesday increasing clouds, 43. wednesday, partly sunny mild high of 55. and thursday warm with a couple of showers, 63. and we start cooling it down a little bit by week's end. but even those numbers are still above the seasonal average. guys? >> thank you chris. the next installment in the marvel universe "black panther" is already a huge success. >> advance ticket sales are shattering records and it has a near perfect score on rotten tomatoes. it can go down in record books for more than just its monster ticket sales. >> reporter: it's expected to make up to $150 million opening weekend.and with one of the big budgets ever allotted for a super hero movie at $200 million, and featuring a predominantly black cast, marvel's "black panther" is breaking records. it's also on pace to become the biggest pr

it's 63 in dover, delaware. so certainly a mild start, matt. >> indeed, thank you karen. >>> a former new york city high school teacher and twin brother are accused of stockpiling explosive materials and paying students to help them make bombs. federal authorities are raiding the apartment of christian tore row and tyler torro yesterday. they paid students $50 an hour to open fireworks and get the powder. both pleaded guiltiment. >>> a coach at a gym had a heart attack, at the gym. a junior used a debring brill later on -- defibrillator on the coach and saved his life. they had never met until that day. >> ten minutes away from "good morning america." >> robin roberts is live in sometime square, robin we know you're starting with the latest out of florida. >> reporter: yes, the details in the deadly florida school shooting what we're learn being the 17 victims. >>> ahead a bombshell report about an alleged affair betweened president and the playboy play mate. what she wrote about the affair. ronan farrow is here

dover 34. freezing in wilmington. we are showing you this is a quick thumping of snow racing to the north and east. in new england, spots can get half a foot of snow. clear skies headed our way for sunday. early snow and rain exiting, clear by dawn, 30 in the suburbs for the overnight lows, slushy roads watching out for slick spots there. 34 in philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker 6, through the night, 3:30, a number of 35. 35 in allentown, 28 in the poconos and 34 in dover. tomorrow morning, flenty of sunshine to get the day started and numbers rising to the 30s. across the region, a good looking afternoon. lots of sunshine, a high of philadelphia, 48. 47 in wilmington. 47 in reading. better than that for the rest of the week ahead. the exclusive seven-day forecast showing lots of sunshine, milder afternoon at 48. mild monday, 52. warm front moving through. that means precipitation is likely by day's end. in the wake of the warm front, gorgeous by tuesday, record warmth on the way, 70 pr the high. wedne

factor in the windchill, 20 in philadelphia, 18 dover, 19 in the poconos. what we are tracking, storm tracker 6, two pieces of energy that never come together to give us a massive system. it is cold enough to produce the snow in the great lakes in the ohio valley. this is the area of pressure that cuts north allowing us to tap into the milder wind flow. the majority of the rain that moves in will be just that in the form of rain. not as cold, 26 reading, 25 allentown, 27 filth, 25 in dover for the overnight low. pregaming tomorrow, getting ready for the superbowl, a soaking on the way, high of 43 during the game tomorrow, kickoff around 6:30, a temperature of 42. still wet across the delaware and lehigh valley. hopefully time to ver celebrate tomorrow night, temperatures of 40. conditions dry between 9:30 to 10:00 tomorrow night. 11:30 tomorrow morning, we have rain in philadelphia, mixed prescription to the north and west and snow across extreme northern berks, lehigh valley and the poconos. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, you can see the rain across allentown

dover, 67, millville, 64. once again we get the late april-type weather in here. 54 degrees is the forecasted high. more rain and drizzle overnight tonight. mild night, 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 44 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, at least we'll see some sunshine next week. 54 degrees afternoon rain and drizzle today. tomorrow, morning rain, some of it could be heavy at times, leftover shower by afternoon, 60. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we're clear, 56, 58, 60. there's the last system, thursday into friday, more clouds, more rain, more drizzle and temperatures are cooler for next weekend, but still not bad 40s. >> i'm hearing you talk about all this rain i'm thinking man, i wish it could snow. >> reporter: right. >> [laughter]. unfortunately there are pets at shelters that get overlooked, so one local group has decided to hit the forgotten faces. karen rogers has the details in this week's "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: the pennsylvania spca created will only he

and 38 degrees in dover. our windspeeds are fairly breezy here. your wind direction is coming up from the south. that warmer air continues to move in on saturday and sunday. your planner for tonight shows temperatures staying in the high 30s. coming up, tracking that warming trend in my next forecast, guys? >> here is a look at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. the streets of coatsville are getting a big upgrade. several major streets will be approved in the area including first avenue and lincoln highway. it includes a $23 million investment in the city. >> the new budget deal in washington means more money for a local hospital, but the heart and lung center will get untils every year under this spending plan. tom mcarthur was behind the deal. >>> and brides are gearing up to get their hands on a gown. >> they are getting a gown for a good price, it is the goodwill valentine bridal sale. >> they usually get in line by 6:00 a.m. they want the best selection, you to get here early. we have diner gowns by cas casa b

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

quarter mile visibility in dover. and look at wildwood and atlantic city, just a quarter mile just to start with. what we're not starting with is any cold air. we're in the 40s right now. the winds are calm. you can see the fog in easton this morning. the clouds will linger this morning. 30s will warm into the 40s at 10:00 this morning. and then this afternoon we'll get some sunshine. and look at these temperatures. february cse in just a couple of days and we're seeing temperatures in the 50s across the board. i'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. but first let's see if this fog is affecting traffic. jessica boyington has an update. >>> moving through center city right now, so far so as and wese doing well. watching the schuylkill expressway, too, an update there. because we normally see a construction project taking out some lanes or closing a portion moving through center city. right now that's not happening. everything's open. speeds there still into the 60s and mass t

light to moderate rain, there are breaks in the rain every now and then, i'll point out areas from dover, south, cape may, a little sprinkle, more steady rain the farther north you go, is pushing toward the east. mild this morning 54 degrees in philadelphia. 54 in allentown. 56 in reading, 57 in trenton. 56 in wilmington, already up to 60 in millville. 62 in dover. these numbers that i just showed you are not going to be around all day. we're sort of going upside down. 57 for the high by 9:00. look how the numbers fall and by dinnertime they are in the upper 40s, 7:00 p.m., 47. we have a winter storm watch that's in effect in the northern suburbs outside of philadelphia, north of delaware county everybody else included. this is saturday night that's because these are the areas that will be most impacted by snow, i could see one to three inches in philadelphia, anywhere else up in the blue counties you could go 4 or higher. i'll have a snow map for you and show you on future tracker 6 and what it looks like for sunday, recovery day coming up, karen. >> reporter: you get a sense of what ki

this includes smyrna to dover. this is an area where the national weather service says radar is starting to indicate that some areas may have hit the 3-inch mark with another inch or two by the time it's said and done. when you get that kind of rain, even in philadelphia, it's going to happen. it's just too much rain for the ground to hold. so this area shaded in green now under the flood warning. what this means is water will collect on roadways or it's doing so. low-lying areas, you're going to run into spots where you'll have to turn around. it won't be okay to drive through. this is in effect through 1:00 p.m. it could be extended depending on the heavy bands of rain. it's difficult to pinpoint where they set up. this is something we have to actively update you on in social media and while on air. please stick with us as we run through this. take a look at our radar right now. there's heavy rain from berks county to chester county through delaware and now it's spreading across the board. a little tighter look.

under a mile in dover. 2 1/2 in allentown. .3 in lca

digits and every now and then you get a burst of wind in the boardwalk in atlantic city and down in dover. overall not expecting winds to go that strong today. temperatures are looking good. 58 degree on the model at 2:00 and we could get up to 59 and we see how we only slowly slide as late as 10:00 tonight if you plan on taking the dog out for a late walk. we are looking at 50 and not too bad. 2:00 a.m. 47 and overnight lows stay in the 40s in most neighborhoods, versus the last couple of mornings we were cooler than that in the 30s. systems to the west they converge across the country and that helps to form the coastal low that winds upbringing the rain in during the afternoon tomorrow and intensifying that rain and wind thursday night. friday looks like it could be a windy one with coastal flooding and pour drainage area away from the ocean. when come back a closer look at future tracker 6 what that may mean for us and that could include wet snowflakes before it's out of here on friday. >> thank you. >>> in other news an overpass near the radnor strain station is hit by a truck once ag

cloudy skies and rain and drizzle, millville 57, dover, 57. rain at times, especially after midnight, patchy drizzle and fog. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain and drizzle today, are 54. morning rain tomorrow, otherwise cloudy and mild, 60. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all look very nice. the return of sunshine, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. more "action news" coming up after the break. new >>> so glad you're waking up with us, saturday morning, 7:21 a.m., 44 degrees, sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware. meteorologist chris sowers says as you prepare for the weekend, prepare for the rain. this is like the 5th weekend we've seen rain. go away rain. this is a look at what's happening around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. tyler state park holds a maple and pancake sugaring event from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., $16 for adults and ten dollars for children. >>> history of german immigration will be celebrated today. philly beer fest will be held at the germantown society of pennsylvania 611 spring garden street from

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

this is pushing through delaware from wilmington down into dover. first stop taking us in to atlantic county. there's egg harbor, may's landing. route 50 on into the atlantic city expressway need to slow it down coming down in buckets. as a matter of fact let's stay on route 40 traveling westbound, more heavy rain here heading into salem and gloucester counties. and there's more rains off to the southwest, across western portions of salem county. and this pocket here this is new castle and kent counties in delaware. this is where the heaviest rain as of now is falling. this is also lifting off to the northeast at about 20-25 miles per hour. middle town, townsend and you get down to the smyrna, kent area off to the north and east. it will wind down probably after midday, shortly after midday. the question is going to be how much rain falls within that time span. we've already seen a good 2-3 inches of rain fall in this part of our viewing area. flood warning up, national weather service issued this for kent county, dover. because of the rains that ha

is this february, still. 45 in hammonton, 47 in dover, delaware. which is the high for this date, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing this morning an explosion killed four people and left a building in flames in the english city of leicester, england. police believe there may be more people unaccounted for. neighbors near the building with the building were evacuate as a precaution. the four people are in the hospital and no word on why it happened. there's no indication that this event is terror related. >>> heart stopper for a young family an out-of-control car slammed into a home in southern california landing right in the toddler's bedroom turning his crib in match sticks. surveillance video shows the vehicle hitting a curb slipping and sliding into the home on saturday night, marie has carried the little boy frommed room r into the living room. the driver county passenger that crashed into the home were not serious injured. >>> flyers are on fire, they take on the canadian tonight. the trade deadline is at 3:00 a.m. >>> sixers struggled t

half mile in wildwood, a third of a mile in dover, under a mile in in wilmington we're getting the fog mixing out in allentown, we had worst numbers up there, anywhere you see the gray slow it down just in case, we're looking at mostly problems with the fog down south. we'll start out cloudy and sunshine comes back in the afternoon. 49 degrees by 11:00. 50 by 1:00 p.m., i'm expecting a high of 53 around 3:00 p.m., 3:30 p.m. before we slide back to 49 by 7:00 p.m. we'll have temperatures milder over the next a couple of days. there's a slow moving storm toward the end of the week that could bring pockets of heavy rain, karen. >> reporter: no more rain we've had enough. langhorne, bucks county. southbound traffic heading toward woodhaven road. in some areas it's particularly foggy heading toward the north, allentown, poconos, northeast extension northbound watch for the fog. we have construction crews out here that have been blocking the right lane. live in i-95 delaware county. you see a little bit of fog, as well. i-95 northbound traffic heading toward the blue route. a little more vol

dover is up to a may-like 68 degrees right now. the warm front is right about here running parallel to the delaware river. so north and west you will stay well above freeze to go day but not nearly as warm as, sections, south ande and that is because this warm front business as far north as it will get to day. forty's north and west, 50's and 60's south and east. for the afternoon we are looking at clouds on and off periods of afternoon should taper off in the late afternoon hours. so 1:00 o'clock temperature 56 by 4:00 o'clock 616789 same number by seven. up to 63 by 10. do you see is what happening, the numbers are increasing during evening hours. they will not drop off until after midnight. when i come back in a few minutes i will show you as front passes through what it does to those temperatures and when we will clear out in the accu weather seven day forecast, guys. >> chris, thank you. >>> we cannot stress enough drivers should use caution today, several main roads and back roads are now flooded. >> "action news" reporter bo

dover 47. millville 46. officially accu weather will go at 48 today in philadelphia overnight tonight, temperatures hovering right around freezing mark of 32. black ice could be an issue out in through here again. city of philadelphia is above freezing, 35 millville 34, and then as we get into monday this is warm front pushing through, clouds increase, temperatures mild. we're already in the 30's and 40's by 10:30. light rain showers in the morning hours could transition over to a a steady period of rain by afternoon. once this warm front punches through that is when temperatures really start to respond, and you can see a lot of 60's and zero seven's here in the future. sunny skies, 48 for philadelphia, millville, dover , cape may, atlantic city , allentown 46, reading 47 , not a bad day at all and overnight tonight chill which some locations, dropping below freezing again, so watch out for those slick spots, 34 in philadelphia, millville 29, cape may 33, and allentown also 29 and the exclusive accu weather

and cinnaminson 35 and tuckahoe 38 and upper 30s for smyrna and dover. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you we have a mostly cloudy sky because of the snow stretching back to the great lakes and midwest where the area of low pressure is centered to the south of chicago and that makes its way eastward and a lot of this moisture rides to the north, we tap into a southwest wind flow and milder tomorrow and we track moisture in the form of rain. for the rest of today increasing clouds and chilly. high temperature coming in at 39, typically should be closer to 42 and it's southerly wind 6 to 12 miles per hour. and clouds are around and dipping down to 36 degrees. for the start of our weekend at 6:00 in the evening lots of rain across the delaware and lehigh valleys. and continuing on and off through saturday night with the heaviest now, setting up to the south of the city there across dover. as we get into sun morning you see showers and perhaps a rumble of thunder with temperatures climbing up into the lower 60s by then and works its way eastward

smyrna to dover to river view to milford. unfortunately, this is an area where amounts between 1 and 2 inches have fallen. i looked in the dover area for the official reports, it looks like it's under 2 inches now. these are high amounts, certainly can trigger flooding. the good news is that areas in southern half of our viewing zone have higher flood guidance. meaning more rain needs to fall in a shorter amount of time for flooding to occur. not that much we need for flooding to occur. it's better it's falling in these zones so far. farther along into new jersey, you see that we've got another pocket of heavy rain to the north out of atlantic county and this is up near ship bottom beach haven as well. mercer county, trenton, hasn't seen heavy rain. it's weakened into central parts of new jersey. let's look forward to the hour by hour model. tighten to our neck of the woods, the heavier rain scatters northwa northward. watch the temperatures, too. what's going to happen, a worm front slowly creeping across our zone is going t

dover two and a half inch, millville inch and a half. all an inch in philadelphia, we're talking two to four inches out of the system stretching from new england all the way to the gulf coast and you can see the stream of moisture we've been talking about this system and of course, it is playing out as expected. we have that flood threat you can see the watches continue through midnight. we're looking at temperature above average. low 50's and low 60's boy this non. you can see the shrug of moisture continues throughout the bulk of the day tapering off this nonand evening, temperatures 40s, 50's, we'll climb to the low 60's. of 62 by 3:00. the rain is out late today early tomorrow morning, low 40's on tuesday. valentine's day. locking art. partly sunny. 60 on thursday with another rain chance, and temperatures dip back into the 40's. >>> a night out on the town could turn dangerous with one wrong move. one college student has a new invention hoping to protect you. she's invented a napkin that could help protect if someone put something i

thirty-two in dover right now. thirty-six in cape may. thirty-two in reading. satellite six with action radar, showing you a large area of precipitation, we're tracking from new england back through the ohio valley and as some, relatively mild air moves on in, zoo of this will transition, over to rain. so future tracker six is showing you that 7:30 tonight, if you are stepping outside on the town and you have saturday night plans make sure you are prepared because we have snow overhead, especially to the north and west, raining, and heavy rain in south jersey, also into delaware by 10:00 o'clock tonight that snow line switches over to rain, for the i-95 metro area. we have got that snow, still holding on for allentown, reading and poconos, quick dumping of snow because it races out of here by 1:30 in the evening and all of that precipitation is exiting. so expected snowfall across the region. we've gotti grassy coating in many locations for south jersey, and areas just to the north of dover, one to 3 inches for wilmington, philadelphia and trenton. even for are

dover, 29. if you're out running errands, no problem, 38 degrees. 3:00 p.m., lots of clouds dry, 39 degrees. we see the winter mix arrive that will be sometime between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. pulling in from the southwest. at 5:00 p.m., it's a wintry mix through parts of the region, rain to the south, snow to the north and west, 38 degrees in the city. at 7:00 p.m. there's snow falling, it will be wet snow, it will be melting, it will be slushy, driving around, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. that's where it begins from the southwest to the northeast. 6 to midnight, that's when the heaviest snow hits us north and west, and rain south and east. rain at midnight, it's a quick hitter it's out of here, we'll show you neighborhood by neighborhood in just a few minutes. >> you can keep track of the winter storm watches and warnings visiting the 6 abc app there you will find storm tracker 6 live radar and updated 6abc app snowfall totals, you can update it on any mobile device. >>> crosses were lit for a prayer

allentown, 24, 22 in reading, 24 in dover. everyone is way below freezing, but the winds that stung you on the face during the day today, have relaxed and remain calm the rest of the overnight hours. high clouds from the north and west. this will swing to the north. this is a warm front. the boundary will usher in the warmth starting saturday. for tomorrow, the front is not here. we start cold in the morning, 17 allentown, reading, philadelphia, with sunshine to start tomorrow morning. clouds thicken up and lower mid to late morning tomorrow. could be a few snow showers northern lehigh valley to the poconos, near the warm front. in the afternoon, it's dry, cloudy, mid to upper 30s, far southern areas, 42 in dover. the front stalls, waves of low pressure develop. saturday afternoon, 4:30. we see showers developing. as low pressure ramps up, a train of rain early sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. that continues into sunday afternoon and between saturday afternoon to sunday afternoon we could see two inches local wide given how rock so

dover, 32 and wildwood also in the low 30s. tonight, we will drop down in teens and outer areas, upper pennsylvania suburbs, 17, allen town. 25 in philadelphia. dover, you'll be at 25 degrees. it will be a cool, i will call it a seasonal winter night. over the next 12 hours, this is where we level off and start to climb. we will drop off. at 2:00 in the morning we'll get down to 25 and stay there until 4:00 or so and climb upward at 6:00 in the morning and make it to the low 40s for tomorrow a little bit above average for this year. doppler radar, nothing going on, beautiful sky, chilly, that's all. we have a system making its way through the midwest and brings a few flurries to the poconos through tomorrow. it's starting to back build through missouri. we need watch it closely. look at winds west and southwest. and across the poconos and maybe a few flurries in the lehigh valley and clear out in the afternoon. by wednesday morning, rain across delaware and south jersey. philadelphia, suburbs, also lehigh valley, and northern p

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atlantic city, 3.56 and 2.5 in dover, delaware. moisture overhead, it is exiting but temperatures and the dew point number are close together. so a lot of saturation going on. lehigh and burkes and lancaster county, visibility reduced to less than a half a mile at times during the overnight hours. this is what we're tracking, light rain and drizzle. and right now watching another piece of energy that will move through just in time for the commute tomorrow morning for areas in south jersey into philadelphia. limited sunshine this week. temperatures above average. a closer look coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> okay. thank you. annie mccormack is live from c ollingswood, new jersey, with the latest on the flooding caus ed by the rain. >> reporter: high -- hi, sarah the cooper river is rising after a weekend of rain. impacts across the entire area. the ground is saturated. >> reporter: drivers in south jersey seeing the effects of the rain. >> it's totally flooded and dangerous if people are speeding and

dover, 35. overnight tonight it's cold and dry, just cloudy out there, 24 degrees in allentown, dover, 26. trenton, 25 and philadelphia bottoming out at 27. we fast forward it to tomorrow. we stop the clock arnold 9:00. note the -- around 9. note the numbers, they are above 32. around the midday hour we see the precip move in. it is rain for the far western counties. the snow is well to the north. reading, 36. allentown, 36. philadelphia is up to 42 at that point. the rain/snow line it may start out to the south of allentown and reading, it's going to quickly lift to the poconos by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. poconos the lone location that sees snow throughout the duration of this event. you can mix in with sleet and freezing rain. everybody else, it's a cold rain, it comes down heavy at times during the super bowl. 10:00 p.m. and midnight everything comes to an end west to east at that point, temperatures are starting to crash on the backside. as far as snowfall totals nothing for th

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 the ohio valley and western pennsylvania heading our way as well. the rest of tonight, light rain and drizzle, down to 39 in the suburbs and 44 philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker 6, by 4:00 in the morning, poblght pockets of hean in the i-95 metro area. the heaviest by 8:00, skirting north of the city. reading, allentown and the poconos finding wet weather there. 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, clouds are breaking. clouds start to thin out, brighter skies by the tail end of the day tomorrow. what you expect on and off rain heavier overnight. poor drainage is a big concern and reduced visibility with the rain over head. up to 62. clouds to sunshine monday. 56. wednesday,

in dover, pockets of heavy moisture. this continues from the southeast to northeast direction. as you wake up tomorrow morning, future tracker shows 7:00 in the morning a wall of water setting up with the heaviest i-95 corridor. we talk about the weather headlines and why we issued an accuweather alert. one to two" inches of rain likely and higher amounts in low lying areas and patchy fog is another concern we are tracking sunday. we have more detail in the accuweather forecast, walter. >> we are following a developing story tonight, live picture of 56 and locust. a man in his 20s has been gunned down, shot in the face and torso about 9:30. the victim died later at penn presbyterian hospital. there is no word on a suspect or motivate. more on this story when we get more information. >> an inmate released from the the kern promhold correction facility. he didn't even make it off of the property before making another crime. we were briefed at a news conference this afternoon. the officer under attack was 27 year veteran marate. the good news, he will be okay. this has brought to

also a couple of pockets we are keeping an eye on one located just east of dover, also right around the maurice river area do you see that yellow expect there pockets of moderate downpours as there keeping an eye on those. that will continue through the day, today. look at these rainfall totals that i have seen, been updating these all morning, it is interesting to go see them rise, rise, rise as that bought of heavy rain pushed right through, in millville right around two and a half inches of rain reported in, dover just under that. just over 2 inches in atlantic city, right around 1 pint 39 in wilmington and right in philadelphia, about a inch and a quarter, so far, again, that is just so far. we will see more as far as that is concerned, as we head throughout the day-to-day, and because of the rain that we have seen dealing with a little urban flooding, flooding in low lying area, minor flooding mainly, flood advisory issued for these counties highlighted in the green, that includes philadelphia, winslow, vineland, same one, wilmington , middleton, smyrna, dover and those locations i

, and dover has been hit pretty hard with some of this rain, some areas in and around dover has already seen over 2 inches easily of rainfall. we will continue to see period of rain, very heavy at times throughout the day-to-day. trade off is we will deal with mild temperatures in the afternoon, a high of 59 degrees, i'll let you know when rain exits in just a few minutes, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. >>> in washington president trump is tweeting that lives of being destroyed without due process, he did not specify any individual in that tweet aura podesta reports it comes after two white house aids resigned amid spousal abuse allegations. >> reporter: in the middle of upheaval at the white house over allegations of domestic abuse involving his staff president trump tweeted saturday that peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by allegation, there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. former white house secretary rob porter resign when his two ex-wife's came forward and accused him of abuse. porter has denied their accusations, on friday the president only wished porter wel

snow mixing with sleet maybe freezing rain and right now it's down south of baltimore to the west of dover and inching its way up toward the northeast. probably by about 6 o'clock in philadelphia, we expect this. it might even be a little bit before then. bottom line is as soon as you see some of this coming in you do have to slow it down and be careful because anything in particular that hasn't been pretreated could be icy. as expected the winter storm watch still up in the poconos but the advisory has now been extended through much of southeastern pennsylvania, also new castle county county delaware. counties in south jersey abutting the delaware river in all of these areas for at least a time this morning you could see some icing before a changeover to rain. the farther north you are through the region the better chance you have of holding onto that advisory a little later into the day. 31 degrees in philadelphia so we are setting the table for problem problems, 29 wilmington, 27 trenton all these numbers below freezing. as we go through the day you can seat change on the way. yes, we'l

as well into the delaware beaches until noon at y poor, especially into south dover, around .3 miles or less , and we have improving reading, trenton but it is ayuky start to t nonetheless, storm scan three showing that there is more raov right now a batch of light rain but there are areas whe moderate, heavier rain that move in quick and move out ing right along i-95 from philadelphia to trenton. j off our shore points but we have more rain on the way for today looking west l ofcaster, we have some heavier downpours moving just south of batch of rain is what we have to contend with for next coup see improvement as far as our weather i c are dealing with the warm front lifting through the area followed by a cold fronty and te will build in. very soggy rain tapering off pie sunday afternoon and will be returning into monday. forecast future weather helping to panning o hours heret batch that is moving through portions of lancaster county ists w in to portions of south jersey near millville and easwitingtons morning. this piece in trenton will have that possibiliaviety downpe will real

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 tracking the possibility of saturday night snow for parts of the region. i'll have the latest model runs on that coming up. >> reporter: let's check the roads, they are wet you want to be careful as you travel around. we'll see spots, but not here on i-95 by girard. we have a northbound accident that cleared, we're seeing roads wet be

we're up to a mile and a half in dover, a mile in wilmington. 1.7 in wildwood. all these numbers were lower in the last half-hour. slow it down if you encounter some of that. temperatures, 47 degrees by 10:00. 12:00, 59 we'll spend the majority of the afternoon in the 50s, i'm looking for the high of 53 around 3:30 or 4:00. we start out cloudy, but there's the chance of sun coming back later in the day. full sun tomorrow, bright on wednesday, milder temperatures, too, karen, rain coming failure significant storms on thursday. >> reporter: let's hit the roads, we have problems with i-95, southbound traffic heading past cottman toward center city. you see the flashing lights, we have an accident with penndot on the scene. they have pushed it off to the side it's slowing down i-95 southbound 22 minute ride woodhaven to the vine watch for that at cottman. the action cam was on the scene with our breaking news, logan, bell field avenue at north wister street. a car hit a city connect van, because of that, the lanes are restricted. as the action cam zooms in, you can

tracker 6 live up forou, we havewers eas philadelphia right now down by th is daicial stuff out of dover it wouldn't be out of the question that areas close to i-95 pick up something before we are done this morning. the last of the rain drops will be off the coast bye so. 58 degrees in philadelphia. still very mild, we were very mild increasingly so over the weekend. 48 in allentown. 47 in reading. 56 in trenton. 59 in millville. we'll see numbers fall out of the 50s, into the 40s the low 40s by 10:00. bring it back up to the mid to upper 40s later46 is the high. b it will be a little bit breezy, but with these kinds of temperatures it's not a day to worry about windchills. you will want a coat on. we have rain coming later in the week. we may dry out today and be okay in okay -- details coming up in the seven >> reporter: no problem on the schuylkill expressway heading toward spring garden in center city. no closures on the schuylkill expressway with overnight construction that's good news, as well. we have areas of flooding because we've had so much rainng on the in this case it's floo

that's quite a drop. 45 philadelphia, 52 dover, 40 degrees in pottstown. it's up to 80 yesterday. so the 24-hour temperature change in coatesville we're about 30 degrees colder than at this time yesterday. philadelphia is 27 degrees colder, mount holly 24, trenton 23. as we go through the afternoon, these numbers are going to get bigger because yesterday's temperatures were higher and today's temperatures are going to be going lower as you go through the afternoon. so we're already below 50 in much of northern delaware, at least livestone road, greenville at 47, claymont at 46. glassco one of the few spots at 50 degrees. bevie few 50s in the inland areas. dover 52, 50 in herrington, but as we head toward the coast when that northeast wind is only 43 in rehoboth beach. we do have a little bit of patchy light rain in our area now. mr. significant rain in western park pennsylvania. you can see, again, it's a lighter rain, we don't see the yellows or the reds that we would with the heavy rain. we're checking to see if there's any kind of frozen precipitation up toward the poconos late

again everyone is above freezing, 35 allentown, 38 dover, 22 in the poconos where they got five inches o in the resorts. you factor in the wind. you don't want to pay attention to the air temperature now or during the day tomorrow. windchills, mid to low 20s, 29 philadelphia, 27 in wilmington because of winds sustained over 15 miles per hour. clouds lag but clear out as well. here is the windchill tracker for tomorrow. teens through much of the morning going to the low 20s in the afternoon. winds to 10 to 20 miles per hour sunshine and high clouds out there. watch for the patchy black tomorrow that don't dry out tonight. friday temperatures are cold, near freezing, a lot of clouds a clipper system to the and south. lehigh valley berks county into the poconos while the rest of the region is and another system over the weekend. cold tomorrow, feeling like teens and 20s with snow shower in the suburbses 39-degrees. saturday, cloudy but warm. late rain developing, rainy sund dreary, 52-degrees. we start to dry out brighten up monday, 46. clouds 47-degrees and a chance of showers valentine'

high temperatures this is what to expect during the rush hour in those spots. 49 in millville. 50 in dover. cooler than that in allentown and reading, the afternoon temperatures will be cooler than these. tomorrow, cloudy and cool and unsettled and intermittent rain and drizzle on the way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll go with the 40s, we start you out with the upper 40s and ends up in the lower 40s. cloudy and cooler and damp. friday, rain and drizzle, 46 the high. cloudy, 56 degrees, looks like the daytime period is dry, but at night rain arrives that will likely spill into sunday morning. sunday afternoon we dry out, 54. sunny breaks later in the day. breezy, 56 on monday, we stay in the 50s abbey stay dry and a few degrees above average. >> i enjoyed a a couple of days of sprinter. >> alshon jeffrey is tougher than many realize. >>> people were stranded on a remote island after their boat crashed. finds out what they did to get rescued. >>> red wine is good for your dental "healthcheck." >> reporter: cheers everybody. we have a major highway in the north that's sh

right now, we have 46 degrees atlantic city, 46 in dover, low 40's toward lehigh valley. so the average high this time of year right around 46 will be about ten degrees above that in philadelphia. 56 the high, mid 60's for sections of dover, and also the shore points, lauren be back over to you. >> thank you so much. >>> a staggering statistic here, 22 veterans take their lives each and every day. and one local man, a veteran himself, decided he had to do something to help. here's bill anderson with his story. >> 277 acres with a 65 acre lake. >> reporter: over a year ago we told you about the plans of pastor donnie davis to take a campground that he raised funds and turn it into free tiny houses for veterans. >> as a vet and a former police officer we have the saying never leave anyone behind, man or woman. >> reporter: it was about raising funds, getting donations and finding support. what once seemed like really unreasonable or goals, it's becoming a reality >> we've been able to build our first three houses and have our first resident living rain shower. >> reporter:

dover at 50. 53 in vineland. 51 in wildwood. 52 atlantic city. philadelphia 44. mt. holly, 49. we have a huge range. let's just take a look at delaware. they actually showed this the best. 39 in the northern part of the state. 36 in middleton. 36 in dover and ellendale at 60. laurel at 60. bethany beach at 51. so a very large range. almost a 20-degree range from one end of delaware to the other. that's what we're seeing. we're seeing cooler temperatures north and west the city. everybody will probably see a refreeze overnight. temperatures drop just to or below that freezing mark if you're in delaware or new jersey. i think you'll probably stay right above freezing. wieme' we'll have a chilly parade but it will be a sunny parade. and then the weekend ahead. it's going to be a bit of a soggy one out there. we're looking at the rain across the area. this is where we started eed a 5:00 this morning. you can see that sleet making its way into rain at this hour with the exception of parts of the poconos. the lehigh valley and poconos they picked up just a little snow. all of this is

dover, 16 degrees. millville, 11. atlantic city checking in at 15. wider we go, it's only 14 in minneapolis. by the way tomorrow, should be the coldest super bowl ever played in the united states with the temperature 14 degrees. cincinnati, 19 degrees, raleigh, 21, atlanta, 32. there's cold air across the eastern half of the u.s. as the next system comes in it will shove the cold air back up. mild temperatures arrive this time we'll have rain with the snow up in the lehigh valley and the poconos. you can see moisture out here, this batch will push east over the next couple of hours. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, temperatures ranging between 32 and 34 with sunshine to startnghe day, the clouds lor and thicken overnight tonight. tomorrow morning looks all right. it's going to be chilly and cloudy. the rain holds off until midday. by 1:00 p.m. we'll stop it there. you can see the rain pushing through the far western counties at that point. look how far north the rain/snow line is at that point. we're not talking about snow to the western subur

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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