storm scan three showing that lake effect snow still coming down over northwestern pennsylvania. western new york state. portions of northern ohio. we will widen out there is not much to see as far as the seed being zone for our next storm, it is a disturbance back across northern plains, late sunday into monday. that will be our first real chance to pick up, some snow, for portions of the area. it doesn't look like much in the city and northwestern suburbs. we will start, and, that is when light snow, in the poconos, possibly in the lehigh valley. this particular model run i'm in the the hure if i like it, it takes a big break between 3:00 p.m. and overnight hours, nothing going on around 11:00 sunday. things are a good chance that this comes in faster and could start as light snow or hicks. from the city on north and west by this time sunday night, instead of just being dry there. notice, temperatures will be harming nal, this is hon at 3:00 a.m. could start as snow or mix of rain and snow, possibly some treeing rain in the northern lehigh valley and poconos as we start to see

you have to go up to northwestern pennsylvania around into new york to find significant rain or snowshowers. that westerly wind not helping us get any snow right now because it pushes it right across the lake and into south erie. here at home things are pretty quiet, but i have a little chance throughout the day for a brief wintery mix. we'll say it might drizzle a little bit and spit a little snow from time to time, but nothing of significance. now, if you live out east in the snowbelt, i think you have a better chance of seeing a the rest of us it's a lot of clouds if you work outside today. you, of course, want to dress warmly. 40 midday and an afternoon high today of 42. with the wind factored in it will feel like it's in the 30s all day long. i think we've been on kind of a little snow drought recently. we really haven't seen much snow at all this season so far, but in my seven-day i do have a chance for maybe some shovelable snow. i don't know. we're going to talk coming up at 6:15. laura. >> laura: shovable? oh, boy. all right. we're still dealing with this mess along 77 northbound.

pennsylvania, western new york. looks like the like effect snow will continue. the weather boundary is continuing over the midwest, coming overnight. that could give us some snow showers, possibly even a snow flurry in the northwestern suburbs. futurecast, clouds coming after midnight. we are clear this evening, clouds later. snow showers to the shenandoah valley, western maryland, parts of pennsylvania. futurecast looks like we could see winchester, garrett county, maryland, snow showers. if you are planning, traveling towards brees would, watch the weather tomorrow. that system will stay to the north. that is why they have winter weather advisory's for pennsylvania. another system comes in sunday night and monday. the wind will be out of the south. that will bring rain early monday morning. all rain in the metro area. as we get to the mason-dixon line, up and pennsylvania monday morning, you can see rain or sleet, but not affecting the morning commute monday. then things dry out nicely. another shot of cold air co

pennsylvania reaching into central pennsylvania, very light snow there where it's just cloudy in philadelphia. overnight tonight we will get a quick moving band and first thing in the morning, that's 5:30 in the morning some light snow developing in the pocono mountains, just scattered light precipitation, a little bit of freezing rain or sleet possible in new jersey and that's just rain farther to the south for atlantic city and cape may. a rainy morning ahead, but as the day progresses it will change over and become rain from snow to rain. so we are not expecting a lot of snow, in kt fact, very little in the philadelphia area, for some of the suburbs 1 to 2 inches before it changes over to rain. in the lehigh valley we will get the worst of it in our area, 2 to 4 inches of snow and then some freezing rain and sleet is responsible. while the pocono mountains gets 3 to 6 inches of snow. it's going to make for a rainy weekend. slippery to start with on saturday but those afternoon temperatures into the 40s for philadelphia and the suburbs, 37 degrees in the lehigh valley, even warmer on sunday

early saturday morning, northwestern pennsylvania, really doesn't look all that impressive. but it will be more impressive as we move during the day on saturday. out of here for christmas day. the forecast is calling for temperatures in the upper 40s this afternoon for philadelphia. near 50 again tomorrow. and then that rain will keep us in the 40s on saturday. 37 degrees below temperature. and by christmas day, 50 degrees. with a low of 42. a milder day for monday. look at the 50s monday and tuesday. tuesday, there's a chance we'll see more showers in the area. another round of showers coming in on thursday. then it gets cold for friday and saturday. >> imagine the electricity bill on this block. >> neighbors in philadelphia's mayfair area hold a christmas decoration contest. more than 140 entries this year. ♪ >> over in chestnut hill, another holiday tradition ended in harmony. last night was the final bag and donate for the season. it's been a celebration of shopping and performances in chestnut hill. >>> we've seen proposals happen all the time at sport events but what

some clouds in northwestern pennsylvania. there's the usual lake-effect stuff, but that is the weather system that's coming down from canada. they call mount vernon clippers. they move at pay fast clip. they have limited moisture, and that's what this is going to have too. they start at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow where it's cold, but it just doesn't warm up during the day. look at that. 30s middle of the afternoon. doesn't get even to 40 degrees in many areas north of philadelphia. lots of sunshine. then thursday morning here comes this next system. now, the latest computer model just in within the last few minutes, not nearly as impressive as what we saw earlier. borderline temperatures and some snow. generally north and west. look at the temperatures. by 8:00 a.m. still above freezing. could be a little slushy accumulation up there. a few flakes down towards the philadelphia area. it doesn't look like it's going to amount to much because the temperature is too warm, and it doesn't last long enough. wednesday is dry and cold. friday

northwestern pennsylvania, finger lakes, they've had two, three feet of snow. that's what happens when you get bitter cold air that rushes over a rel -- relatively warm lake it condenses and it it comes down in chunks. sunday night into monday morning we could see white. there's nothing going on today, combination of sun and clouds. a very quiet afternoon. temperature will drop off saturday night into sunday morning. with the clouds rolling in before sunrise it will lock the cold air in that's why it will start out as snow sunday night into monday morning in the lehigh valley. actually areas north of pennsylvania turnpike. the good news, the warm front lifts through quickly even areas that start as snow it will flip over to rain as the temperatures climb into the upper 30s and low 40s. everybody else is rain through late morning. we'll see clouds and sunshine. what you need to know, northwestern suburbs we're starting out mixture chaining over to rain -- changing over to rain. there will be slushy roads in the pennsylvania turnpike region. chester and montgomer

starting to see some of the snow in northwestern pennsylvania. it's a fairly weak and fast moving system, so it was gone wii 6:00 this morning and we're starting to see the clouds break up. we look back down to the south and west and gulf of mexico, moisture coming in. and this is a much more substantial system than we're going to get some substantial precipitation out of it. this time, it's all rain because of the timing and the temperatures. th we find temperatures barely getting into the low 50 because it's closer to the average for thistoght, mostly c. seasonably chilly. tomorrow morning, the clouds start coming in. thickening up here come it is the rarng but id millville. way up in t allen town and beca this rain is moving up during the afternoon hour, i don't expect any kind of snow or ice to be an issue. the poconos, about only area that could be snow or a wintry mix. 7:00, it is raining everywhere. everywhere. 10:00 tomorrow night and it doesn't really stop. until 6:00 or so. on wednesday morning. so, that's a lot of hours of rain. some o

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pennsylvania, those did break their way into the western suburbs but it did not mask a decent a sunshine during the day today. high pressure right now in control in southern parts of alabama and that high pressure is what's going to control our weekends weather so looking pretty good and overnight tonight partly cloudy, brisk and chilly. winds out of the west-northwest 10 to 20 miles an hour with lows between 34 and 38 degrees. wind chill tracker by tomorrow morning wind chills around 33 degrees in philadelphia. that -- it's not that bad, todd. 33. 1 o'clock in the afternoon low 40's. that continues through 3 o'clock with in northwesterly wind 12 to 25 miles an hour. we are tracking the first polar express. they're really -- the really cold air coming in from the north pole. it will be over alaska today through weekend and then by 5 o'clock on tuesday it breaks night lower 48 in the northern plains near billings montana and then it makes a beeline here for this time next week. so, thankfully the parade is not next week because there would be a whole lot colder as that arctic air blasts i

, pennsylvania, and even the poconos we can pick up a few snow showers heading in the weekend but you can see worst is still well off to the north and west, it doesn't look like we will see much if any precipitation this weekend here in philadelphia sustain wind across the map here, 23 miles an hour at the airport. 15 miles an hour in allentown. 12 miles an hour in trenton. gusts are higher then that. that is making it feel like the lower 40's and 30's right now. five to 10 degrees colder then thermometer indicates but watch tomorrow morning, when we wake up 7:00 a.m. it will feel sub freezing, just about every where, feeling like 30 here in philadelphia tomorrow morning at 7:00. feeling like 28 in will allentown and feeling like 20 in mount pocono and tomorrow afternoon, even at the height of the afternoon, it doesn't feel any better than lower 40's from the city on south and east, it will feel like the 30's all day in our north and western suburbs. sunny, blustery take with wind out of the northwest, same story on unday, we've got temperatures in the the 40's again, sunshine, early

, pennsylvania could see a flurry or two in the poconos but for us, it is dry, dry, dry. 41 degrees with the 9 miles an hour wind out of the west. sunrise 7:05. these are our temperatures. basically 30's to the north of us, a few 40's to the south of us. 39 degrees in millville and atlantic city. the a lot colder then it has been. fine that winter coat again. the wind are not extreme but breezy out there. it feels chillier then it is. it is a breezy afternoon in store with a high temperature later on today of around 50 degrees, and we will talk about the weekend and beyond, as we get, we have swing into shopping season bob kelly. >> i know that is your favorite way to swing, swing right into that shopping season. 4:00 another owe two. good morning. swinging from the chandelier is here getting up, getting out, this is a live look at i-95 southbound, construction with us here right here near betsy ross bridge between betsy ross and girard avenue, overnight construction they are working down here in center city between the vine street expressway between schuylkill and broad street and a lot

dangerous storms blasted part of the east and midwest, heavy snowfall in northwestern pennsylvania is blamed for a massive pile up on interstate 90. >> police in michigan say at least 40 cars were involved in a crash on i 96, the storms in the northern half of the country are moving east and south sending temperatures plunging and bringing worm warnings. >> we're following an unfolding situation in syria where russian and syrian ware planes just resumed bombing the eastern districts of aleppo. humanitarian pause and deborah patta was there as a russian family tried to escape the war zone. >> they came in the thousands and just kept on coming. these families have been walking for bull over eight hours. they don't care where they're going as long as it's far away from the bombing. the bombing let up briefly in the early hours of this morning military would halt operations in eastern aleppo. that's when thousands of civilians trapped inside the rebel held east seized the opportunity to make a run for it. with cbs the morning, deborah patto, aleppo. >>> president-elect donald trump promis

heavy snowfall in northwestern pennsylvania is blamed for a massive pileup on interstate 90. >>> there had been a humanitarian pause in allepo, and a russian family tried to escape the war zone. >> reporter: these families have been walking for well over eight hours. they don't care where they are going as long as it's far away from the bombing. the early hours of this morning following an announcement by the russians that the serial military would halt operations in eastern aleppo. that's when thousands of civilians trapped inside the rebel held east seized the opportunity to make a run for it. with cbs the morning, deborah patto, aleppo. >>> president-elect donald trump promises to fight to get higher pay for women. he made the comment while thanking female voters at his victory rally in iowa last night. earlier in the day mr. trump said he will nominate fast food restaurant group ceo andrew puzder as labor secretary. he opposes raising the minimum wage and has criticized the obama administrations plan to give overtime pay to more workers. >> paul manafort is with us, he replaced cor

dangerous storms blasted part of the east and midwest, heavy snowfall in northwestern pennsylvania is blamed for a massive pile up on interstate 90. >> police in michigan say at least 40 cars were involved in a crash on i 96, the storms in the northern half of the country are moving east and south sending temperatures plunging and bringing worm warnings. >> we're following an unfolding situation in syria where russian and syrian ware planes just resumed bombing the eastern districts of aleppo. now, there had been a humanitarian pause and deborah patta was there as a russian family tried to escape the war zone. >> they came in the thousands and just kept on coming. these families have been walking for bull over eight hours. they don't care where they're going as long as it's far away from the bombing. the bombing let up briefly in the early hours of this morning following an announcement by the russians that the serial military would halt operations in eastern aleppo. that's when thousands of civilians trapped inside the rebel held east seized the opportunity to make a run for it. with

heavy snowfall in northwestern pennsylvania is blamed for a massive pileup on interstate 90. >> police in michigan say at least 40 cars were involved in a cash on i-96. the storm to the northern half of the country is moving east and south. >> we're following an unfolding situation in syria where russian and syrian warplanes resumed bombing. there was a humanitarian pause and deborah potter was there as russian families tried to escape the war zone. >> they came in their thousands and just kept on coming. >> well over eight hours. >> they don't really care where they're going as long as it is far away from the bombing. >> the bombing let up in the early hours of this morning, following an announcement by the russians that the syrian military would halt operations in eastern aleppo. that's when thousands of civilians trapped inside the rebe held east seized the opportunity to make a run for it. with "cbs this morning," deborah potter, aleppo. >> images are tough to watch. >>> president-elect donald trump promises to fight to get higher pay for women. he made the comment while thanking f

the showers in pennsylvania state and new england. sunshine though. in the low 50s tomorrow in town. many will stay in the 40s. on saturday night we will start out clear but i think a few more clouds arrive by sunday morning. sunday more clouds ahead of this system that's going to stay to our south. with more cloud cover we will struggle on sunday. the temperatures in the mid to maybe upper 40s. it will be dry. this first system kind of can't rule out an isolated shower on monday morning. what i'm watching for on tuesday is this stuff coming out of texas and the lower mississippi valley. tuesday looks rainy and raw with highs only in the 40s. i've been watching the arctic area. it's been hammering siberia for the winter and the fall. they got a lot of snow here. it's extending now into parts of the polar areas trying to get into the north slope of alaska. we are going to watch take it through western canada and then montana and north dakota. after that on tuesday evening it's in the northern plains moving towards iowa and minnesota. as we get into wed