the day up in allentown. down the shore, like yesterday, a little milder, 36 but still pretty chilly and still a bit on the breezy side. mainly sunny skies at the shore. and in philadelphia, mostly sunny skies with some high clouds, 33 degrees, not as windy as yesterday but still pretty uncomfortable. and there's how those numbers are going to go. we'll be in the 20's in the morning and probably back below freezing by about 5 o'clock this afternoon. tomorrow, well, we've got temperatures in the morning in the 30's instead of the 20's so it will feel a little bit better tomorrow morning and in the afternoon we are going to get back into the 40's. it's not going to last all that long but we get a little break. your seven-day forecast, still very cold today, a high of 33. tomorrow not as harsh going up to 43 and then friday, a reinforcing shot of cold air zips us back down to 36. still going to be chilly on saturday, partly sunny and 40. and then turning milder on sunday, looks like we'll get up into the upper 5

let me show you on the roadways here in allentown. we're waiting to see if the temperatures drop enough for this to turn into flurries, maybe even snow. at this point, not expecting much but it is getting significantly colder. if it snows here tonight, this one the first real sign of flurries in the lehigh valley. of course, last year a miserable winter. ranked in the top ten snowiest in lehigh valley history. right now this cold, consistent cold rain coming down. we're waiting to see if this turns into flurries for the first time this season. live in allentown, randy >> our team coverage continues now from montgomery county. >> nbc 10's doug shimell is live in plymouth township. doug, what are the conditions like there? >> reporter: pretty consistently rain as you heard randy mention, temperature about the same here. perhaps a degree or so higher. of course, depending upon whether you like winter or not, if you stare long enough into the rain as it falls, see through the light above plymouth township's salt barn, you see snow, but if

but it is snowing here in allentown. live in the lehigh valley, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> randy needs a hat. >>> all right. let's go now from allentown to plymouth township, montgomery county, where we find doug shimell. >> what's that behind you, doug? big salt pile? i hope not snow. >> reporter: that is plymouth township's big surplus of road salt. when you have the sort of rain with a slight changeover to snow conditions, and we're barely even at mid-november, it starts to make the stockpiling of this extra road salt like they're doing in plymouth township and other townships a pretty good bet. >> when we couldn't get salt, that's when i know we were in a world of hurt. >> reporter: they have a new $100,000 plow and salt truck that plymouth township is adding to the road salt they're trying to stockpile. >> they reserve storage of 200 to 300 ton in the event we need it. last year trying to scrounge around and ask anyone, does anyone have leftover salt, was difficult and stressful. >> reporter: in small towns l

up in allentown, there's sunshine, that's not the problem. the problem is the temperature. 36 degrees, brisk, blustery winds will feel like the teens and 20s. down the shore, sunny, brisk and cooler than yesterday. in philadelphia, our high this afternoon is 38 degrees, mainly sunny skies, brisk and colder and there are the winds out of the northwest gusting as high as 30 miles per hour at times this afternoon. as we roll through the day, 29 by 8:00, the freezing mark by 11:00. if you have errands to run, hold off until this afternoon, you'll get up to 40 degrees by 2:00 with sun, but strong winds. back closer to the freezing mark by 5:00. as we take a look at temperatures to the west of us, there's a trough of cold air, we'll start tapping into the slightly milder stuff over the next several days. as we go through saturday and especially monday, things do get better. a couple of races to talk about, saturday there's an 8k in philadelphia. there's a start time temperature of 28 degrees at 7:30. sunday we have the philadelphia marathon and 38

first annie is in the elements in snowy allentown. >> reporter: hey beautiful snowy allentown, a look at the roadways, here at parkway and tillman road, you can see it's drivable and there is a lot of motion going on here and the roads are treated off of 22 and 309, and look at the type of snow we are dealing within this is the fun stuff, the packable snow, can you make snow men and snowballs with it. nick will back up here and show you the areas on the roadways that are not treated yet, this is the type of buildup you are getting and if you see this and are home, it's good to try and put the salt down. snow continued to fall along the northeast extension of the turnpike, making for slushy roadways and keeping penndot on gourd. the roads are turning into a wet mess but people are enjoying the beauty for the beginning of the holidays but they are driving with caution as they take it all in. >> it's not bad at all. now you have to take your time and it's really not bad. i love t i love snow. it's beautiful. >> optimistic right there. can you see the continuous amount of snow, the buildu

allentown feels like 19. 16 in lancaster, 22 in wilmington. feels like 26 in philadelphia and 23 in millville. something you would typically see in january. satellite and radar we're waking up to clear conditions, maybe a few clouds later this afternoon. otherwise it should stay nice and bright and blue skies. a nice looking day, chilly. 41 degrees by lunchtime. 43 by 3:00 that's where we top things out. normally we should be around 56. overnight tonight, temperatures plunging into the 20s north and west, low 30s for center city. an incredible amount of cold air lies across the lower 48 this morning. this map doesn't do it justice, how cold it's been across the midwest. that same cold air mass turns colder in the seven-day forecast. that same air malice shifts east and heads here in this direction by tuesday and wednesday, and wait until you see the numbers in the 7 day forecast. looking like january. i'll have them for you when i come back inside in just about ten minutes. >>> five adults have been charged in a shocking child abuse case. we h

allentown it will feel like 33. the poconos 26 and trenton 38 degrees. 11:30 tonight it will feel like 27 in allentown. reading 28. 28 in lancaster. 23 for the poconos. very december-like. for the lehigh valley. windy, chilly. 49 degrees feeling like the upper 0s. jersey shore, two or three degrees milder, but with the wind you won't notice that. philadelphia, 50 degrees, feeling like the upper 30s, sun and clouds, windy. overnight the temperatures drop off, 28 degrees in allentown and reading. 35 for center city. mainly clear and windy. winds out northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once we get past today's gusty winds the next several days look nice. partly sunny, monday, 58 degrees, election day, warmer, 67. wednesday is a nice looking day. 68. increasing clouds late. heavy rains are possible thursday, 62. friday, clouds and sun, 56. cooler next weekend, saturday's high, 350 degrees. >>> a delaware county man contacted "action news" troubleshooters about his motorize

allentown, down to 2 1/2. the reason why is snowfall continues to move through parts of the poconos stretching to allentown. you can already see it's clearing and a pharafai narrow . poconos picked up 8 1/2. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> and we'll see how the roads are looking for anyone doing their traveling this morning. jillian mele has been following a couple of accidents, jillian? >> the roads are definitely slippery. this is one of those case in point case. this is a vehicle in the trees. woodhaven road to get on to 63 northbound. it seems that car was traveling and slid off the ramp. and we have a tow truck on the scene as you can see working to get this clear. just slow down and take your time. that's a good indication that we are dealing with slippery conditions across the area, tracy. >>> delaware county and septa are teaming up to help keep drivers sober and safe during the long thanksgiving weekend. transportation officials are boosting the ad calls i-septa media. officials handed

around allentown, it's almost done. it swept through briefly and it's not putting a whole lot of extra damage on the ground. i'll warn you about patchy ice on surfaces that were not treated including side streets and sidewalks and driveways. nothing worse than getting up on a holiday morning and heading to the parade or going to the relatives house and slipping and falling and we say -- and messing up the holiday. we have cloud cover down to the southwest we'll wind up cloudy for thanksgiving. 35 in philadelphia. 34 in allento

two miles of visibility in allentown and mile and a half in reading. but good visibility in philadelphia, 7 miles and good in beach haven, up to 10 miles. no problems driving on the roads. here is satellite 6 along with action radar the center of the area of low pressure and the coastal low we are tracking is just to the south of new jersey there, working its way up the eastern seaboard affecting areas up to maine, it's away from the coast and it's a classic setup as we are dealing with the storm in the month of november. 7:00 tonight, the back edge of that starting to depart, at 9:30 tonight. you see the moisture starting to move away and at 10:00 tonight, all the advisory and winter storm warnings will have lifted as well. tomorrow a much better day, with wind, 7 to 8 miles per hour, are you sitting at the table, 37 at noon time and 40 at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. the call from accuweather, a quick rain or snow shower, and 32 in the city and 30 in the bu burbs. we are dry for thanksgiving 40 degrees and 39 on friday and 42 on saturday and 55 on sunday

feels like 17 in wilmington, 14 in allentown and 20 down the shore. as we head off to school or work or anything else you're doing on friday it's on the chilly side. 8:00, 29 degrees, noon, 34 arena 3:00, 36 these down from a high of 38 that's hitting around 2:00. blustery winds keeping the windchills in the 20s. things get better over the weekend, carp, details from accuweather coming up. >> all right, dave we have a problem on i-95. southbound you can see in our camera it's at the ben franklin bridge, an accident off to the left lane and the right shoulder at this point. looks like they just move i movd it from there. we have vehicles oh, either side. doesn't look like the police are on the scene, i-95 southbound creating a jamup at this point because it's in a bad spot. jammed from cottman to the betsy ross bridge, all right a 30 minute ride southbound from woodhaven to the vine as we are watching live penndot is pulling unto the scene with the accident on i-95.>> people are out of tr homes right now because of a sing hole, cold morning to have tha

allentown and reading, forecasting a low of 15 allentown and 16 in reading. those would be record lows if they drop down to that by tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning any activity, race, soccer game, you twoond bundle up. if you don't like the cold weather, if you look down to the south. temperatures in 7 0s and 60s. that air mass is moving our way. i'll talk about the record warmth on the way coming up in the full accuweather forecast 7 day. >> there is confirmation of shootner a family tragedy where two children died. police officially learned a woman first named as victim is in fact the suspect. the mother accused of shooting her own children. "action news" reporter dann cuellar following latest right now in tabernacle, burlington county. dan, this has shaken that community. >> that's right, brian, we may never know why. state police say janine mcpage did it and if she recovers she'll be charged with shooting her three children, killing two of them apparently while they slept. >> janine lapage is believed to shot her three children and turned the gun on

allentown hit a record, half inch of snow at allentown international airport. how about that. graift ford half -- freighter ford a half -- graterford, a half inch. 41 degrees, 8:00. we are getting up to 45 degrees for the high in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 42 in reading, 45 in millville. and 44 in cape may partly sunny today with a cold wind. that will be the issue today all day into the this evening. cold wind blowing winds out of the northwest at 12 to 25 miles per hour. gusting higher than that at times. the high temperature will be in the mid 40s, the windchills will be in the 20s this morning and 30 this afternoon. for saturday, the wind are not as strong, but temperatures are in the mid 40s, but it feels like the low 40s or upper 30s at the best of times tomorrow. wind and cold today, 45 degrees, feeling like the 30s. tomorrow sunny and chilly, high of 45. a little bit breezy. increase in clouds own sunday, 50 is the high. we're expecting rain that will spill into rain on and off through the day monday. monday's high is 49 degrees, but wet at times. tuesday, windy an

36 right now, allentown at reading. northeast philly and wilmington in the minute. so we will get colder into tomorrow morning. and because we stayed a little above freezing today is part of the reason why we saw such wet snow falling. here's a look at the snow totals we had from today's snowfall. in the poconos, 8 to 8 1/2 inches fell. ski resorts will be able to open thissed from. perfect conditions there for them. from the lehigh valley 8 inches to 4.8 inches in some spots closer to allentown. and the suburbs 1 to 3, maybe even 5 inches depending on where you were. in the higher elevations of chester county we saw close to 5 inches there. really depending on where you were, part of delaware county, but other areas right around 1 inch. south jersey, delaware didn't really see too much. here's a look at your travel forecast as we go into early tomorrow. throughout the northeast we do expect drying conditions but again those cold temperatures will be in place dry through the day tomorrow, too.

nine degrees cooler in allentown and two degrees cooler in poconos. moving along the i-95 corridor and stretching into south jersey and lake-effect snow and shor d lived and what we'll see as we head into the rest of today, cold and below average temperatures will remain by saturday. and 41 by sunday. you'll start to notice the difference with temperatures pushing back into the 50s. our temperature at 34 degrees as we head to the rest of your morning hours and as we push into the rest of the afternoon, barely make it out of the 30s. 39 degrees our forecast high for philadelphia. and it's going to be a cold way to end the week. heading into the weekend, take a look. we warm back up into the mid-50s sunday heading into monday and then we track another chance of showers by wednesday. >>> nine minutes until 5:00 now. unless you're in the parking lot of a local mall, probably not seeing a lot of cars on the road out there this morning. >> let's check in with jillian mele. looking pretty slow out there? >> typically friday is a quiet day on the roads, the b

allentown, 17. trenton, 16. 13 in reading, 18 in lancaster. so it's another very chilly start especially for mid november standards, but we are expecting a nice little warmup. you can see it here, this whole thing would have been a blob of snow, you can see the greenls it's warm -- greens it's warm enough for rain across the ohio valley. by the time you get into tomorrow you'll notice a nice change around here. today, chilly, temperatures will be milder than yesterday, but cooler compared to the seasonable averages, high pressure in control, lots of sunshine expected this afternoon. as we get into sunday, the high works out to sea, that will allow the clouds do increase out of the southwest. winds will shift out of the southwest and monday, a warm front punches through, we'll see a decent amount of rain between 4:00 and 7:00. that pushes on by to the north, warm front slips through, and opens the door to warm weather. temperatures will be in the 70s. 44 today, 56, sunday. 72 degrees as we get into monday afternoon. there's the seasonable avera

and reading and allentown town and this is not as intense as yesterday. a few hours before everything is winding down. as expected this was not a blockbuster snow storm, but areas north and west elevation was key, cake quakertown 3 inches of snow and chadds ford 2.5 and horsham 1.5 and the jack frost ski resorts are loving this, 7 inches of snow. they got it hard in the poconos. but we had enough snow in stratford, pennsylvania, that samantha could make a snowman with her pop pop. a great snow for making snow men. and joe in landsdale showing a cardinal, that puts you in the holiday spirit. the temperatures show the story, in sea isle city it's 39 degrees and philadelphia has dropped to 36 and allentown 34 and reading 35 degrees, we have reduced visibility in reading where the snow is intense right now, 1.5 miles, along the shore visibility is reported as 3 to 2.5 miles. not a great evening for traveling. most of the moisture is east of the philadelphia, tapering off to the west at 7:00 and by 10:00 the out of here and tomorrow morning the sunshine return

up in allentown we're going for a mix of clouds and sun possible. windy and very mild, a high of 70 degrees up in allentown and we are going to be challenging record highs this afternoon. down in atlantic city, not as mild, 66 degrees, winds, but still that mix of clouds and sun, overall comfortable conditions, in philadelphia we're going for a high of 72. if we hit it will beat the record by a degree. clouds and sun, windy and warm conditions winds out of the southwest gusting to 35 miles per hour. yes it will be windy out there and blustery, but at least it's on the mild side. we get there in a hurry. 63 by 8:00. 67 by 11:00. 72 that's the high, by 5:00 p.m. we'll be holding on to the upper 60s. wednesday, i'm skipping tomorrow, tomorrow there is no i. wednesday we're tracking an area of low pressure down in the gulf it will come scooting up the coast. track one, this is it is most likely scenario with a 70% chance. rain south and east as the low comes past us, but it's close enough to the coast to mix with cold air and force snow in the philadelp

in allentown a high of 41. it will feel like the 30s most of the time because of a breeze running 12 to 25 miles per hour partly sunny with with the cold, chilly wind in atlantic city, 45 there. in philadelphia. we'll go to 45. i said to somebody in the newsroom, i said this doesn't sound that bad. he said yes it does. what's worse you have a chilly wind running 12 to 25 miles per hour. here's how temperatures are going to roll, 11:00, 40. 45 by 2:00. that's the high. and 40 degrees by 5:00 p.m. generally speaking we're expecting a mix of sun and clouds. if you're heading to a high school football game, bundle up. 34 by 10:00 p.m. winds running northwest five to ten miles per hour. not too strong, but aiblghts of wind can -- a little bit of winds can add to the discomfort factor. saturday, high pressure returns, breezy, windchills in the 30s high of 44 or so in philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 45 is today's high, winds and feeling cold the rest of the way today. sunny and chilly on sa

in allentown, 48 degrees, increasing clouds. there's a chance of light rain that could change over to wet snow this evening. that's in the lehigh valley. in atlantic city, light rain possible, 54 degrees is the forecasted high there. in philadelphia we're going for a cooler high today of 51. clouds on the increase during the day. winds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. so it won't be all that wind. 41 degrees by 8:00. 46 by 11:00. 51 by 2:00 with clouds gathering and the high will be around 2:00. 47 by 5:00. northern and western suburbs picking up precipitation. you will notice we're changing over to snow in the poconos as this system moves toward us and temperatures start to drop there's a chance north and west of philadelphia. maybe around philadelphia, but mainly up in here, we see a little bit of wet snow mixing in. doesn't look like it will be a whole lot of that, but we want to warn you in the evening hours, look out for light rain mixing with snowflakes north and west. this could put a coating on lawns. we like to

allentown and lehigh county 4.8 inches. elverson 4.9. 2.5 report to the day in chad forward and gilbertsville picked up 3.2 inches on have snowfall a as we go throughout the overnight hours these temperatures are at freezing mark or slightly below. that is a big concern with so much snowfall we have pick up across portions of the delaware and lehigh valleys. patchy ice develops on untreated areas and some slick spots that you will to have worry about as we get into early thursday morning. as we get into thursday, day, and during the afternoon hours, we've got that parade forecast covered for you. lot of clouds, wind chills in the upper 20's but air temperature tomorrow morning will be in the 30's. we will have more on your thanksgiving holiday forecast with the full and exclusive accu weather seven day, jim. >> thanks, melissa. >>> sixteen years ago dann cuellar went out to preview channel six thanksgiving day parade. little did he know his preview would be a stapel of the "action news" holiday tradition. dann is live at 20

and up in allentown, below freezing, same thing in reading. and the freezing mark today in lancaster. and future tracker 6 shows you the wind chills between now and up until about noon, it looks like in most cases we'll be looking at wind chills in the teens and they'll probably get up into the low 20's for part of the afternoon. but not very far above 20 and really these are pretty brutal conditions all the way today. so you want to make sure the kids get dressed up in lots of layers and you, too, if you'll be outside at all. now on wednesday in the morning, temperatures are going to be pretty raw. we'll be down in record territory for p some neighborhoods. i don't think any records will be set because most of them are in the upper teens but we could be close in some of those northern and western suburbs. lancaster 19 degrees in the morning. on future tracker we do moderate to the low 30's but that's about as high as we're going to go. the difference tomorrow is the winds won't be as bad. in the morning when we're on the broadcast it will sti

and to the teens if you're closer to allentown. for the rest of today by 9:00 a.m. temperatures close to freezing and 34 degrees. by noon 36 and by 4:00 p.m., still in the 30s. it's going to be a cold day, but i am tracking warmer weather. i'll let youno

chadsford .2, allentown, .5 and graterford .6. behind all the action we have chilly air in place. 11:00, 40. that's the high. 45 degrees, high temperatures across the region not too much of a range only 41 in allentown. mid 40s in wilmington, trenton, philadelphia, millville, and along the shore. there will be a cold wind blowing that's the main issue with the weather today. a cold wind running out of the northwest at 2 to 25 miles per hour. will turn the highs in the mid 40s and windchills that will make it feel like the 20s and 30s. definitely a day to bundle up. if you're heading out to see dinner and movie. or eat dinner and see a movie. 5:00 p.m., 40 degrees, 7:00 p.m., 37 degrees, and 10:00 p.m., 35. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 45 and windy and cold for most of the day. tomorrow, sunny and chilly, 45. winds strong enough to knock the windchill in the upper 30s. sunday 50 degrees with increasing clouds and rain arriving at night. the eagles are in green bay on sunday afternoon and aren't you glad to be in ph

six in allentown. now, the winds are technically not as strong as they were west but because the temperatures are colder we're getting actually worse wind chills this morning than what we saw yesterday. those will improve a bit as we go later in the afternoon. again a lack of any major cloud cover out there so we are looking at plenty of sunshine today. up in allentown, though, a very similar day today, still cold with a high of 30 degrees, lots of sun, less wind than yesterday but we'll still see wind chills in the teens and 20's in the lehigh valley. and down the shore, it looks like the mid 30's for the seconds straight day. mainly sunny but still chilly, winds not quite as strong but definitely coat weather. and in philadelphia t-a high of 33, very similar to yesterday. mostly sunny, not quite as windy with winds gradually turning out of the southwest at eight to 16 miles per hour. but it will still be a day for winter coats, gloves, lats, scarves, all that good stuff if you're going to be out ther

lots of sun in allentown, windy and cold a high of 30 degrees in allentown so staying below the freezing mark today and of course feeling a lot worse than that with the wind. 37 degrees, mainly sunny, windy and cold in atlantic city. same story pretty much. chilly conditions and the wind making it feel worse. we'll probably have wind chills in the 20's down the shore and in the teens for most of the time in allentown. and probably wind chills in the teens for most of the day in philadelphia as well. a high of 33 degrees but with that wind gusting as high as 35 miles per hour it will feel like it's in the mid to upper teens, occasionally the low 20's. mainly sunny but windy and very cold. and there's how temperatures are going to go and they're not going very far today. at 8 o'clock, 28 and your high is only 5 degrees higher at 2 o'clock, 33 and then we're back down into the upper 20's by 5 o'clock so a cold one from start to finish. tomorrow at 6:00 in the morning here's what your temperatures are going to look like. in the 20's everywhere. we'll be close to some record lows. i don't kno

in in allentown, better, 40 is the high versus yesterday's 40s. down the shore, sunny and nicer than yesterday, for sure. in philadelphia, we'll go for a better high of 45 degrees, mainly sunny, the winds out of the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour later this afternoon. how will we get there? it will be cold by 8:00. 11:00 getting close to 40 and 45-degree high hits this afternoon. again, fairly sunny conditions. high pressure moves in, the winds will not be that strong, but we'll get a bit of a breeze wrapping around the high. it will be a wind out of the north an that's going to knock the numbers down again. are 45 a bit milder this afternoon, so we get a break today, still coat weather certainly. tomorrow, brisk and colder, high of 36. windchills making it feel like the 20s most of the time partly sunny and chilly start, in the afternoon we moderate a bit to 42. this afternoon milder high of 56 degrees and looks like it stays dry during the daytime with showers move in sunday night. monday, mild, 68 degrees for the high, yes there could showers

that 18 in allentown pretty far off the record low of 11 but up in the poconos 12 degrees right now and that's only two above the record. some of these other places also pretty close to record lows this morning. and even though there's less wind than yesterday with those colder temperatures we're getting some pretty severe wind chills. it feels like it's 14 degrees in philadelphia as you step outside right now and single digit wind chills in allentown, reading, lancaster and up in the poconos, even down the shore it feels pretty raw. as you're headed out it is going to stay cold. looking at temperatures hovering around 22 degrees between 6 and 8 o'clock. still a little bit breezy and if you're headed to school the school heater is on that's for sure. 23 degrees right now heading to the bus stop, 22 degrees by 8 o'clock and then 29 by noon and the afternoon very similar to yesterday, 32 degrees by 3 o'clock. we'll probably get a high of 33 around 2 o'clock and then back down to 30 by 6 o'clock. less wind today but still a little breezy and still cold enough, karen, for coats, sweaters, s

allentown, 22. poconos 19. 30 in millville and dover. 29 in wilmington, note there's not much change here with our windchills. because we're not seeing much of a breeze. the windchill is the same as the air temperature. it's cold, but not as harsh as yesterday. the satellite and radar, warm front in the process of pulling through. all the cloud cover ahead of it could touch off a spritz or sprinkle or passing flurry over the next couple of hours. it's the air behind the front, which i am sure many are looking forward to, monday, temperatures climb into the 60s. nice improvement in the numbers in the next 48 hours or so. we're on the chilly side of that warm front. tomorrow we're with in the 50s, sunday afternoon and monday look at the way the numbers climb. the normal is 50. 55 sunday, monday we're up to 60 degrees extenuate until you see what happens tuesday morning. let's fast forward we'll skip over today and tomorrow and get into monday. this is 5:30, this is when the cold front starts to collap

up to 26 in allentown. and our future winds show us that even as we head into the overnight hours, we are still dealing with strong wind speeds gusting into the 20s for philadelphia. and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, it's still going to be breezy with wind gusts closer to 29 miles per hour for philadelphia. not quite as bad as what we saw today, but you'll still notice the wind speeds heading into tomorrow. the good news is all the cold air that made its way all the way through the south down into parts of the carolinas and parts of atlanta will continue to retreat to the north. so we'll see mild air making its return pushing into monday, tuesday and even into wednesday. so we are going to head above average, but we have to get through tonight first. and we were talking about some really cold temperatures for tonight. we'll drop down to 27 degrees for the pocanos. 28 in allentown. 29 in quakertown. 34 degrees in northeast philly. closer to the shore at 38 degrees in cape may. 39 in rehoboth beac

light snowfall coming out of the poconos, allentown, into parts of reading and norristown. here's a closer look. even light rainfall in parts of philadelphia trying to work its way down to the surface. as we head down to the relevant of today, we'll see the temperatures mid-30s by 9:00 a.m. 36 by noon. 42 degrees for some locations. but 37 degrees by 4:00 p.m. our current temperatures right now mainly starting off in the mid-30s. i'll get the details and what you need to know for the rest of the weekend for my "first alert" seven-day forecast, right now we're checking in with jillian, any problems right there? >> no problems on the majors, brittney. this is the camera where you see the snowflakes calling. this is 76 near gulf mills. the next would be 202 and king of prussia mall. that say live picture paper couple of flakes falling there. you can expect the roads to be wet or damp. we do have an accident right now in east norriton, liberty avenue at burnside avenue. we also have an accident at pottstown, industrial highway that's blocked off at hines street. >>> from the ro

from allentown to chester county and many areas in between. we will start with meteorologist kathy orr for latest storm forecast,. >> we are still seeing light snowfall and you can see to the south and east, still seeing rain, colder air, >>> and in chadds ford 2.5 inches of snow. within the the next couple of hours, and snow and rain coming to and he, temperatures steady, rising after the precipitation end, and then, we will be seeing gusty wind, winds gusting to 20 or 25 miles an hour. our kate bilo is live in college will with the mobile weather lab. how are conditions going on there. >> kathy, snow has started to fall again, we are seeing big, fat wet flakes once again falling in collegeville, started as rain and then turned into a wintry mix. we are on the side streets here, we are still seeing a lot of, slush, and a a lot of big puddles but also that heavy wet snow piling up on the roads. things are slippery. if you have a car not great in the snow we will be dealing with slippery conditions, on the back an inside streets. take a look th

today in allentown, we are looking at -- today in in allentown, the high will be around 55 maybe getting up to 52, somewhere around there. the atlantic city a vigil possible in the afternoon -- in sprinkle possible in the afternoon. 54 sun and clouds, windy conditions and spotty shower possible with the winds gusting up out of the northwest up to 30 miles per hour. 49 degrees by 5:00 p.m., 46 by 7:00. 44 by 9:00 p.m. and 41. saturday, is cool with less wind, afternoon high, high of 52. that front from the west will not create any rain on saturday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, high of 54, windy conditions spotty afternoon possible you saw that on future tracker 6. sun and clouds saturday, high of 52. and on sunday clouds and we have the return of sunshine and 57 degrees. mostly sunny and 59 on monday, monday night football will be in the 40s by the 4th quarter. bundle up if you're heading to the eagles, but it's dry. milder for veteran's day, 64. notice we're back down into the 40s by late next week. we'll have a bit of a shot of cooler air. it's not unseasonable, but coo

allentown, 27. poconos 23. dover, 28. lancaster, 25. locally we don't have too much going on, mostly sunny skies throughout the entire delaware valley. you have to go out here past harrisburg and williamsport to start picking up cloud cover. that's associated with lake-effect snow steamers that will blanket lake ontario own erie. we're watching the southern jet stream, that counter clockwise swirl that will push east and make the left hand turn up the spine of appalachians with the cold air in place, it will provide snow for these folks out here. for us, we'll tap into the ocean air which is relatively mild which means we'll see rain not snow. these are air temperatures, it's 1 in bismarck. 26 in omaha. wichita, 30. saint louis, 29. when this arctic front barreled through, casper wyoming earlier this week, monday, 56 degrees, tuesday's high, 6. tuesday night they dropped to 27 degrees below zero. look at the pan handle of texas, am amarillo, 82 degrees monday, tuesday's high, 36. texas they dropped down to 13 degrees. this is serious co

as we look at the present numbers 38 trenton, 38 allentown, lancaster 36. many areas are dropping into the 30s and forget the 30s. because those numbers will be going into the 20s as we get to tomorrow morning and wind chills right now are below freezing for allentown, lancaster, feeling like 31234 in wilmington now and philadelphia and a couple degrees going to the freezing point and that's a lot of clouds and showers this afternoon. the clouds evaporated and basically they're driven off the cold winds over the warmer great lake waters and creates up stability and lake effect clouds and also snow and rain showers and it's over and done with at least for tonight. as we look at the forecast for tonight, though, clear, cold, light winds, 26 in suburbs and 34 degrees for center city and as we take a look at your forecast for tomorrow, still a chill in the air with less wind. 49 degrees in allentown and 50 trenton, 52 in philadelphia and 51 millville and despite temperatures cooler tomorrow than they were today will not feel as cold number one because we'll hav

and tomorrow morning elsewhere 23 in the poconos, allentown 26. waking up to 28 in trenton, millville and even in atlantic city. if you want to track this cold weather and those storms that we do anticipate coming this winter you can download the new cbsphilly weather app. it's available on itunes, google play and even an void. check it out tonight. >> well, new at 10 o'clock tonight in egg harbor city, a man is charged with murder and arson following a house fire that shook a quiet neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us a grieving community is demanding justice. >> reporter: joseph palmer is being held here at the atlantic county justice facility charged with the murder of a mom and her young son on the same night a community gathers to remember their life. >> a huge part. >> reporter: gavin pap's father struggles for words as he talks about his little boy. with hugs and tears the community mourns the death of the seven-year-old and his mom michelle. >> we want everybody to come out today to celebrate life 'cause if anybody

and stretches down into parts of allentown and norristown. this is a very isolated batch of snowfall coming down in the area. we don't expect it to last too much longer. the entire storm system that brought us the snowfall yesterday has pretty much cleared out of the area. now cold air is coming in. 42 degrees is average. daytime highs for thanksgiving day, staying in the 30s even tomorrow. we will push back in the 50s. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast. >>> new from overnight, a crash from the vine street expressway left a person with minor injuries. the accident closed west vine the road reopened after the road crew cleared that debris. >>> at 10 minutes after 5:00, let's check the roads with jillian mele. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. the vine street expressway is clear. 76 is clear. the blue route looks good. same situation at 95. that's a live look at girard avenue. height ways are quiet this morning. center city, the thanksgiving day parade happening later today. that's where you can expect to see a whole list of cl

allentown, 41. cape may, 45. toms river 42 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast there's that cold shot right there. 43 degrees today. increasing clouds sunday, 48. periods of rain on monday, 46 degrees and then tuesday and wednesday it will be a struggle. 36 degrees both days that's actually colder than the normal high for january. so we've got an icy shot of cold air on the way, plus you factor in the winds, tuesday it will feel like the upper teens low 20s all afternoon. thursday we start to climb out of it had a. friday, sunny, 47. friday looks delightful, but that's ten degrees below average for this time of year. all of it is cold. >> reporter: le all of it is cold. exclusive accuweather forecast don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >>> well several towns in our area made the list of happiest city in new jersey. vineland cumber

allentown, 41 gusts. the peak wind gusts came from wrightstown new jersey that topped out at 40 miles per hour. this is a wind day, but it's a quick-moving storm. this system is now over my shoulder and blasting new england with heavy snows and rains. tomorrow it's up in the can cann maritimes which means we'll see sunshine on the backside of this thing today and tomorrow. heavy storms across the carolinas and smoke mountains and western and portions of south carolina. now they are seeing heavy snows in maine, even boston is seeing a change, looks like they will go over to snow briefly before going back over to rain. here's another view of the storm, it's running up the eastern seaboard. this is a huge storm had it been a little bit colder this could have been a big snowstorm for the delaware valley. you saw what happened, heavy snows here and heavy snows across the new england. the surface maps high pressure moving in. the pressure difference between the low, and the high pressure racing he's we'll get t

it is 37 in philadelphia, 35 in allentown. thirty-six in dover, along the coast in sea isle city, 38 where we have rain for majority of the day, but there is wind as that storm system pull as way, storm is lifting off to the north and east. we're on the back side of the storm. we will have wind out of the northwest. it feels like 29 in allentown. wind chill currently in philadelphia of 30. the current wind chill of dover of 28 degrees. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see is what left of our coastal storm a who will take nor'easter racing off to our north and east. it is just off the coast of long island and will continue to move up through areas of new england and right through maine. you can see back edge of that precipitation already starting to press out of the delaware and lehigh valleys. we will talk about what is ahead as we in move forward for the rest of tonight. cloudy and breezy, late slick spots with temperatures below freezing mark or hovering right around it. wind north/northwest at eight to 16 mil

the snow covered cars in the allentown area. the official start of winter is a month away. >> would-be robbers are on the run after smashing a truck into the dry clearance in newark, new jersey. their truck got stuck in the front of the clearance. the suspects ended fleeing on foot and police are looking for them. they are looking into the possibility that they are linked to similar crime at a convenience store in newark. >> 6:27 is the time. pennsylvania could be running out of the cash and soon and has the incoming governor declaring a crisis. >>> a man gunned down in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant. we have details and the rest of the morning top stories, that's up next. steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs. boom. steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. ha ha! steak & eggs! steak & eggs! steak & eggs. when a day deserves steak & eggs, give it steak & eggs. dunkin's angus steak & egg sandwich is oven toasted and made with angus beef. hurry in today. america runs on dunkin'. start bold and finish s

around allentown, it's almost done. it swept through briefly and it's not putting a whole lot of extra damage on the ground. i'll warn you about patchy ice on surfaces that were not treated including side streets and sidewalks and driveways. nothing worse than getting up on a holiday morning and heading to the parade or going to the relatives house and slipping and falling and we say -- and messing up the holiday. we have cloud cover down to the southwest we'll wind up cloudy for thanksgiving. 35 in philadelphia. 34 in allentown. 35 in millville. in between the official reporting stations some surface temperatures are around the freezing mark. there's a little bit of wind out there, enough to give you windchills around 30 in philadelphia and upper 20s in other spots, so bundle up. 35 degrees by 8:00. reporting flurries at the airport. 40 degrees by noon, 42 by 3:00. there could be another flurry at times today, mainly it's mostly cloudy and chilly. what about the roads on this early morning on the holiday. >> reporter:

only 40 degrees in dover and temperatures in allentown staying in the mid-30s and mid-20s in the poconos and basically bundle up all day. you'll definitely be needing your jackets. tracking warmer air moving back into our area and go over that for our seven-day forecast. right now check in with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >> we started the morning with a couple accidents, but all of them have cleared. right now accident free. this isa@é3ñ a live look at the lehigh valley. this is actually just outside of the lehigh valley mall. if you're heading out in that direction, don't have much to deal with on the roads. everything you have to deal with is in the parking lot or the mall itself. heading to king of prussia, 202. allendale road. you can see the roads are very quiet. as they are every black friday. i mentioned we're not dealing with any accidents out there right now, which is good news for drivers. drive times on 76, both directions between the blue route and the vine. looking at a 14 to 15-minute trip there. 14 minutes is what we're dealing with on 95 between w

trenton 24, allentown 21. reading 28. a lot of folks skying in the poconos. current tem tire in the poconos, 16 and winds diminished from earlier today. when you have temperatures that low it doesn't take nouch create a wind chill. feels like 25 philadelphia, 24 millville. wind dhil makes it feel like 6 in poconos. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing we had a lot of cloud cover earlier today and even some snow flurries and then clouds broke up and now more clouds will be streaming in from the norm and west as we head through the day tomorrow. it will not be a bright and sunny day and it certainly will be a chilly start to the day. overnight low all the way down to 5 in philadelphia, 20 millville, 17 reading and 15 allentown and 21 trenton. if you don't like it this cold i have good news for you a warm-up in the accuweather forecast. details on that later shirleen. >> can't wait to hear about it. thank you, ces two young boys saved after being buried alive for hours in the snow. 9 and 11-year-old cousins were buding a snow fort in upstate new york

allentown temperatures going to be cooler today but still not bad for late november. 55 degrees, less wind, a mix of clouds and sun. down the shore less wind as well with a clouds and sun mix all over again, a high around 62 degrees in atlantic city this afternoon. so, cooler than yesterday but still not bad. and 57 is your high in philadelphia. now, the thing about these highs is that we'll probably hit them around lunchtime inform fact, we're already on 57 and probably hovering close to that until about midday and then we will see the numbers gradually slide. in fact, as we take a look you'll see that 57 at 11 o'clock again holding it until about midday and then down to five by 2 o'clock and 51 by 5 o'clock. sort of setting ourselves up for that cooler day tomorrow when we start to city the wintry mix. now by 3 o'clock in the morning we'll see rain coming in over the coast and during our morning broadcast it will be rain not wet snow, it will be too mild for anything other than rain and it probably pushes up close to philadelphia by 7 o'clock. then we get up to about 10 o'clock and

reading, 32 degrees, allentown, 32. trenton, 35. these clouds are running well in advance of this system that's strengthening to the south. as this pulls north it will bring rain with it. but the cold air stays on the backside. the snowflakes will fly in the ohio valley and the tennessee valley. poconos you start out as light snow after midnight tonight. for everybody's, this is all -- everybody else, this is all wet, not white. feels like 3 degrees in wichita, 7 below in omaha. 4 in bismarck. 65 in new or this cold air barrelling east and arrives tuesday morning. today looks like a dull and gray afternoon. we'll stay dry. later this evening, after 9:00, 10, the light rain begins, it will begin as a snow sleet and rain in the poconos. you have a winter weather advisory after 7:00 p.m. in the delaware valley it's too mild, so it's all rain. tomorrow, periods of rain, heavy at times especially as the arctic front puzzle -- pulls through, 6 to 7:00 p.m. temperatures on the backside start to drop rapidly, actually, we'll be all the way

allentown, 71 the forecasted high. down the shore, 66 degrees, clouds and sun, and windy at the shore. in philadelphia, 73 shy of the record in philadelphia, but we have the near record warmth across region with the strong winds. overnight tonight, 352, cloudy and cooler. i'm going to skip tomorrow that's a nothing day, it will be cooler, but nice. we are, however, concentrating on wednesday, one of the busiest travel days of the year. we have an area of low pressure coming up the coast. looks like it will affect us with one and two kinds of precipitation. first possible track from the storm takes it along the coast. we've got a couple of scenarios for you, this looks like 70% chance of this happening. if were to be the case, we would start out with rain south and east and changing over to snow north and we also. there's -- north ran west. the second father would take it out to sea. the first scenario would start out as morning rain and changing over to snow, we'll see more snow in new jersey and delaware, probably les

temperatures 41 now in allentown. 33 in mt. pocono. 41 in reading. 48 in millville and wilmington. 49 in dover. 48 in atlantic city. overnight tonight, staying dry. but when winds diminish temperatures will be dropping and bottoming out in the 20s areas north and west. 25 nor allentown, 28 quakertown. 27 in reading. around philadelphia, northeast philly 33 degrees tomorrow morning. 28 for doylestown. upper 20s norristown. mt. holly in the 20s. vineland could be waking up to 27 degrees. same thing for wilmington and chester. philadelphia mid 30s. we have had a bit of moisture move in from the lake effect showers. colder areas are seeing lake effect snow showers. but we've seen a few sprinkles across the area. in the poconos we've seen flurries coming down because of the lake-effect snow moving in. nothing expected to accumulate. the cold air is driving this down. our winds are still up because of this but it will be getting colder again overnight and to start off your weekend. here is a look at future temperatures. colder air se

yesterday in allentown, you topped out at 33. today, 34, maybe a passing flurry during the late morning hours. jersey shore, milder, but chilly for this time of the year, clouds and sun mix, 44 degrees, philadelphia, 42 degrees that's about it, normal is 50, mostly cloudy skies and cold. again could be a passing flurry from time to time, don't be alarmed it won't amount to much. winds out of the south, southwest. after midnight we expect the temperatures to start rising as the warm front pushes through. 30 degrees north and west, 37 for center city. winds out of the south/southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 42 degrees today, nice quiet afternoon quiet for sunday, milder, 55. stays quiet for monday, you'll see a lot more in the way of clouds and maybe a passing shower for some locations, with a warm front, 60 degrees. brisk and colder, tuesday, 42. 53 as we head into wednesday. 47, sun and clouds, thursday. friday, mostly cloudy high of 45 degrees. once we get past this bitter cold mornin