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and 6 in allentown. i've been checking the board, no numbers are setting records quite yet, but wilmington's only one degree short of tying a record for cold this morning. so this is rough weather. some of the coldest we have ever seen in this region for these two dates, today and tomorrow. feels like temperatures take a look 12 degrees below zero what it feels like right now in philly and in allentown. 27 below mt. pocono and 10 below in millville. that kind of cold going to continue as we go through today. in fact, many spots i don't think will feel zero or above through the rest of our saturday. radar and satellite though shows us finally a bit of a good picture. there's no rain, no snow, no icing to track for us today or even tomorrow. it's all about the cold. then comes monday and things change. we'll talk about some of the changes as we go into the workweek coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we'll see you in just a few. thanks for that, krystal. this morning we're learning the deep freeze has tur

reading and allentown, around a report of 1 inch in allentown. so no surprise we could get to 3 inches there. one or less and the same over some of our most northern delaware neighborhoods including wilmington. today 34, best temperature we get this afternoon, again that's going to help attribute to the fact we're not seeing high accumulation. but a slippery road this morning. 45 on your friday. check this out. 52 saturday, and i know this is the only reason you're watching this morning. what's it like on sunday. eagles game 55 degrees on kick off, looking about 50. the rain doesn't start for the eagles fans until monday in the afternoon. >> sunday perfection. >>> you're up against a v variation of conditions right now. >> we're watching the blue right now in our cameras. both directions look okay. definitely you can see the roads are wet here, so that might be a problem a little bit later when we have more volume out the door to see slippery spots in the area. so so far so good on the blue route. route 202 also looks good here. 30 to it schuylki

you can see the live view from allentown shows it's still coming down in allentown, the lee high valley and into berks county. look at the steadier snow in western berks county while reading is getting a break. don't worry, there's still more ahead. and the rain is actually getting pushed out. that's not heavy snowfall. right snowfall in wilmington and philadelphia. but the temperatures still above freezing. this is why not expecting too many slippery spots. it's a morning snow system, but it is going to be cold all day long. we'll walk you through hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington has an update on those roads. >>> our cameras around 17th street. no problems to report except that the roads obviously look wet. the on and off-ramps are usually a problem on days like this because they look like there's no problem on them. 15 minutes right now for your drive time on the southbound on i-95. watch for a disabled tract tractor-trailer on that southbound side. we're watching that. not really affecting the drive times, too much. 295 northbound ramp to rout

rain showers in allentown. a live view from downtown. sprinkles in allentown, reading getting a few raindrops, too. the steadier rain is to the west. it will be sweeping into the area today. it will bring temperatures down during the day. the warmest readings now with 40s for the suburbs and the lehigh vall lehigh valleys. 50s for new jersey, delaware. this afternoon, rain coming down, the numbers coming down. 39 for the lehigh valley. that drop will happen this morning. by 11:00, 40 degrees. for philadelphia, new jersey, the suburbs and delaware, too, low 40s this afternoon. grab the umbrella and heavier coat. not only today, but the coming days, too. i'll take you through it hour by hour in ten minutes. first jessica boyington with first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting things off with a problem in allentown that happened yesterday around 6:00 p.m. or so. a beam collapsed through the lehigh tunnel. the turnpike's northeast extension southbound is shut down between victim thorpe and headed -- between jim thorpe and headed to allentow

now, it is already at the doorsteps of redding and allentown. it is going to take hours before it even gets to the central portions of bucks and montgomery county until close to midnight before it reached to philadelphia. it is the slowest things we have ever seen. 7:00 a.m. on wednesday before what started ashore. you can see it is not that far away, riepgt? >> which way is it moving? there is the edge. it is not getting any closer. it continues to snow in the northern portions of berks county, we'll just wait until it gets a little push and eventually it will and starts coming down our way. it may start to rain in the philadelphia area, by the morning rush, it is snowing and temperatures are going down a little bit. that means some accumulation and tammie will tell you about that >> glenn, you talked about that it was not moving. i think there is a lot of people would say it is fine if it does not want to move. we know better than that. >> allentown, redding and up here in berks county and lehigh valley and the suburbs into the poconos, that's

currently if philadelphia coming in at 41, 38 in allentown and lancaster and up in the poconos 30 and 42 in beach haven and 42 in cape may and 42 in dover, factor in the windchill with the easterly component and feels like 35 in the city and 32 in allentown and 20 in the poconos and at the coast in cape may the upper 30s in dover. here is what is going on satellite 6 along with action radar showing you we have rain overhead, look off to the west and we are tracking rain moving out of western pennsylvania. and ripples of energy that is what we are tracking into the weekend. moving along the frontal boundary. more activity fires up this evening. another round of precipitation moves into as we get into saturday night. future tracker 6 showing you at 2:00. mostly cloudy and drizzle scattered about the delaware and lehigh valley. and moisture moving across reading and allentown and we are dry for the rest of tonight and make sure you have a plan b for the plans outside. on this friday night. 9:00 in the morning a mostly cloudy start and once we get the moisture. and especially tomorrow nig

little cooler up in allentown and reading. and you know when you get fog, you're getting that moisture on your windshield because it's really just a cloud at the surface and clouds are made out of water and sometimes when the temperatures are real cool, we worry about a freeze-up. i think those numbers are high enough even in between those reporting stations where we don't have to worry about that. 54 degrees in millville. 51 in wilmington and trenton, 44 in cape may. and now let's talk about that fog situation. we do have a dense fog advisory. and it is across the entire region from the poconos all the way down to the shore. this goes until 10 o'clock this morning where some visibilities are going to be extremely low. in fact the current map shows that to you. under a third of a mile visibility or thereabouts in philadelphia, allentown, the poconos, reading, lancaster. we're up to 2 miles in wilmington but down to one in millville and wildwood and under a mile in trenton. what does that mean? everywhere you see the gray you g

we have sprinkles and showers up near allentown. we're looking at a day like yesterday, cloudy, damp and well, a lot of rain off and on across the region. i mean it's not going to be heavy, but damp and dreary today. sky6 live hd shows you from our temple university camera looking south into center city. cloud cover overhead in philadelphia right now. temperatures across the region are starting out chilly. 36 degrees in allentown. 38 in reading. 28 in trenton, and philadelphia. 40 in cape may.the numbers unliy will b climbing today, but not by a whole lot. it will be chilly overall. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 9, what you have on radar will course in from west across theegion, allentown will not get as much. we get into lull, in t afternoon and evening there's freezing rain in the poconos. there's an advisory for that. 3:00 p.m., intermitten dreary conditions occasional spritz on your windshield or light quick overnight tonight less rain, bd. in allentown, rain andrizzle, high of 4 cooler than yesterday. at the shore,

high temperatures are bright 42 in philadelphia and 49 in allentown and wilmington. and we add a degree or two to the numbers in a couple of spots and sunny skies the rest of the way and milder than recently. we are still above freezing by dinner time and philadelphia as soon as 8:00 or 8:30 we could be down to the freezing mark again and drying and melt the ice and the above freezing temperatures a bit of a breeze helps if we can't dry out however, sidewalks where that doesn't happen it will refreeze again tonight. if you are in that situation where the sun is going down and looks wet out there. put down a little more salt. over the last two weeks we were stuck with a deep trough waffling up north giving us a slight redo y understand but it's been co and folks down in florida are complaining about how cold it has been. but over the next several days a ridge builds into the east where the cold air issupplanted to the west and reducing cold air by sunday but thursday, friday and saturday look to be on the mild side and the n cold shot may not last long. and looking at

below freezing in trenton, 31. 30 in allentown, 30 in reading, and 34 in millville. there's not much wind out there windchills not all that stark. feels like 29 degrees in philadelphia. 10:00 a.m., 40. 44 by 12:00. 47 by 2:00 p.m. 49 by 3:00 p.m. 43 by 5:00 p.m. clouds get thicker during the day and later this afternoon and evening, showers may develop especially in the northern and western suburbs. future tracker 6 at 5:30 p.m. shows you that. later tonight we fill in with the rain and overnight tonight cold air catches up with the departing rain and changes it over to snow as it pushes off the coast. some of that could happen in the morning rush hour. i'll talk about that and have the weekend call coming up. >> reporter: when it's dry you don't expect a lot of accidents, we've been bestowed. we've been busy today. 422 you're dealing with the accident, police and emergency workers on the scene. 9 miles per hour. 33 minute jam from oaks to 202, 422 eastbound big problems there. accident at benner road in frazier, chester county. we had an accident on 202 southbound t

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,

it's starting out cold, 26 degrees in philadelphia. 20 in trenton. 18 in allentown. 21 in reading, 21 in wilmington. 15 in millville. the coldest spot. 31 degrees in cape may. we're not posting windchills this morning because the winds are way down and probably staying lower today. overall today is going to be a much better day, at least if you don't like the cold and the wind that you had yesterday. noon, sunny, 39 degrees that's better than yesterday's high, 44 is where you expect to wind up later on lots of sun and less wind it will be more comfortable. 7:00, 38 degrees, if you have plans to head out on the town, it will be coat weather, but not as bad as the last couple of nights. we have a flood watch that has been extended until sunday afternoon from areas from bushkills fall to easton and tributaries like the lehigh river may run high today because the eisen the delaware river -- ice on the delaware river is starting to break up and forcing the water out, be careful up north for possible flooded roads for the weekend. we're getting milder a little bit of rain. i'll have the det

the high in allentown, 46. 47 in reading. 50 in wilmington, 52 in millville. 50 in cape may. possibility we'll get up to 52 around 4:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m., 49 degrees and holding that in the overnight hours, we could go down to 47 early in the morning. we have a warm front that will push past us that will usher in a pronounced southerly flow beneath it. we're looking at the potential of record warmth tuesday arena wednesday not only in philadelphia, but in a number of places around the region. it does look like it will be warm. future tracker 6 shows you we move from the 50s and 60 in the morning and upper 60s at 3:00 p.m. some of us may touch 7 a for the high tomorrow. today's high, 52 cloudy and today on presidents day you'll see a passing springle or shower. tuesday, fog in the morning, clouds and sun, 70. that will tie the old record. wednesday, 73, that would beat the old record. very warm air. thursday, 52. cooler, damp, rain arriving, friday, clouds arriving, 49 degrees there. saturday and sunday we're back up into the low 60s. 61 saturday, 63 on sunday, there's a chance

allentown, 45. 44 in reading. 54 in wilmington. you see all these numbers, normally you would expect them to go up from here, with the cool flow it's late february, it's not too hard to grab on to cooler air and are bring it down through the region. yesterday we had eye-pop-highs, all the places you see highlighted in yellow are record. 77 in philadelphia. 76 in ac. we did bust through with warm air. overall with the help of the of warm days, february is running 5 1/2 degrees above average. future tracker 6 shows us off and on we'll have rain and drizzle you can see it by 9:00. and 12:30 more of the same by the evening commute. the rain will taper off once we get into the evening. 50 degrees by 8:00. 48 by 10:00. from there we fall all the we top 42 by 6:00. cloudy cool and at times damp today. all the temperatures i'm going to show you ask pretty much what to expect in the morning. 48 in wilmington toward the end of the rush hour, all the numbers drop during the day. tomorrow it looks damp with occasional rain and drizzle not a wa

temperatures gradually are cooling and allentown 27 for the low. philadelphia 30 and millville 32 and right around the shore temperatures likely above freezing, future tracker 6 timing it out at 11:00. lots of clouds in philadelphia. could have a little bit of rain and the snow confined across the lehigh valley and berks county and lancaster. 3:00 the this is when the snow line begins to advance through philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. and notice south jersey just raining and temperatures start to crash as we head through the morning. this is the latest model shows the snow is lifting out. and a few lingering snow showers and the sunshine is back by the afternoon. this is really a quick hit of snow not talking about much south jersey and delaware, nothing more than a few wet snowflakes after rain and interior south jersey into northern newcastle county and northern kent county a coating to an inch and the i-95 corridor a slushy inch possible north of philadelphia. north of quakertown and allentown and reading. 2 to 4 inches. 4 to 6 inches across

allentown. 46 in easton. remember, with these temperatures, we do have snow on the ground right now. it's going to be melting for today with the temperatures well above freezing. today is kind of a sunday melt day for us. in new jersey, 48 in ham on ton. 49 in smyrna and 47 for wilmington. most of us in the mid to upper 40s today. it's a huge rise from having snow last night. the warming trend continues into the workweek. right around 10, 15 mirps sustained winds. the winds from northwest. what we're looking at here are gusts up to 25 miles per hour possible. just a little breezy, especially this morning. that's going to help out with drying out the roadways. run through the hour-by-hour model. a look at the temperature here. mid up toer 40s. it's clear. no issues. if you have plans this afternoon, even tomorrow morning, driving to work. things are good. it will be cold and freezing across the region. scattered showers move in. rain, just rain. no longer worried about snow. does continue. possibly pockets hea

besides allentown, which is 4 degrees below, for the record. now look at the forecast. 1 in philly tomorrow morning. 2 below in allentown tomorrow morning. 1 below in trenton. these are actual temperatures, not the feels like. so it looks like we will set records tomorrow morning for the coldest we have seen. now let's talk about our hour by hour conditions. so for today it's a sunny, mostly sunny forecast right on through the rest of the day. there's tomorrow morning. horrible cold. stay indoors the best plan. as we go through the rest of the day sunday, it's just a mix of clouds and sun. now we get to monday. starts with some clouds, but as we get into monday evening and overnight, a rain/snow mix possibly with some icing is possible. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x f x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> hey, hey, good morning. good to see you as always. i'm danny pommells from nbc10 e n -- nbc sports philadelphia. joel embiid in the lineup, he missed the last ga

right now we are on lehigh street in allentown. we've been seeing salt trucks going up and down for several hours. salt truck drivers started their shift around 8:00 tonight. of course, we talked to a whole lot of folks tonight. they say, "here we go again." what do you think about the snowstorm that is coming? >> march is no good. >> reporter: joe heller has been through a snowstorm or two. he is assaulting his driveway and sidewalk near jefferson in allentown. the 81-year-old tells nbc10 he has no fear about a second major storm on the way. are you scared about this storm at all? >> no. i'm too old to be scared. >> reporter: allentown's 48 trucks hit the street hours before the snow fell tonight. we are told drivers will work 12 hour shifts around the clock until the snow is cleared from streets. >> last friday was not a fun situation. >> reporter: at a nearby gas station, scott gaumer was getting ready for the morning commute, already sick of march weather. close by, another man was focused on tomorrow as well. he was filling hi

we've got 45 degrees in allentown, 45 degrees in reading, 49 in allentown, 48 in trenton rtion 52 in millville. mild enough out there to make this all rain and icing issues, but cool enough for a rain jacket certainly. as we take a look at future trackers, it's about where the rain is right now. some of the last rain drops still up in allentown and reading but that should be eventually clearing. the new model one that was just come in backed some of this rain up close to allentown and reading by lunchtime and after that you can see how it does pull down closer to philadelphia by 3:00 and by 6:00 gets mainly south of the 95 corridor and eventually gets farther down to the shore. if you're in south jersey you're probably dealing with rain drops longer up north in allentown. could start drying out into early morning maybe wait until late in the afternoon. in the lee hey valley rain will be ending eventually and a high of 50 degrees there. down the shore, also fairly mild for this time of year with a high 50, cloudy skies and damp. and in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 51 this after

not too bad. 17 in pottstown, 17 in allentown. you start to see these winds stepping up. 24 in pottstown. also notice the rain/snow line starting to collapse down to the south. so that's your change over. doesn't mean it'll stick right away, but that means your visibility will be reduced by snowflakes. by lunchtime today the change over to snow all the way to montgomery county right now, wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. as you can see 50, 60, 65 miles per hour possible along with blowing snow. the morning commute in many areas, it's do-able. the evening commute will be a real tough one here especially with the strong wind gusts and snow. down at the shore again we have multiple threats going on. this go around we're talking about the rain and the wind. so the rain moves out as you can see here during the morning hours it lightens mup. this is an hour by hour situation. these storms are very dynamic. just be careful here. we may see reduced visibility even down at the shore as we get down to this evening. and we're looking at wi

allentown is close to zero visibilities in spots. be careful driving around. we'll have the afternoon forecast, things get sunny tomorrow morning, a weekend end of the week storm that's what i am trying to say. >> dunkin' donuts offers new flavors of coffee inspired by popular cookies, details on "action news" >> all the rain that fell this will past weekend flooded parts of new castle county. you can see ponding developing along airport road i-95 in newport. plenty of commuters decided to risk it navigating their way through the standing water. >> it's not raining right now, david, it will at one point. it always rains around here. >> reporter: we've had a lot of rain this month, high on the record rainfall table. we'll have more coming through, but it will be march by then, but still there's more coming. storm tracker 6 live double scan as matt mentioned is dry this morning. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd, there you see the airport, a little bit of fog trying to form in the lights there above the terminal. it's a lot thicker in other spots, includi

in allentown, 72. that will break the old record i believe by 2 degrees. but we are looking for record territory there. at the shore it will still be cooler, 63 at the coast but you move inland a little ways like, say, to the atlantic city airport, record high 74 there. that beats the old record by a couple of degrees. and in philadelphia we're going to go for 76. that would shatter the old 72-degree record. some sun, record warmth and winds continuing out of the southwest drawing in that mild air and getting us up to about 76 for a high. future tracker6 showing you that clouds mix with some sunny breaks as we go through the day. it's possible that at some point we'll see a little spotty sprinkle or shower during the day but i think the better chance is this evening as after about 6, 7 o'clock we start to see some showers pop down through the region and eventually make it all the way down the shore. overnight tonight 48 degrees. and following that evening shower, we could actually see the development of some more fog in spots tomorrow anyway. and obviously

this is live look from allentown there. but the farther east you go like here in philadelphia, your chance of a winter wonderland, well, it starts to drop. and the jersey shore will mostly dodge this one. neighborhoods there may only see just a few flakes. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm dray clark. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the winter weather has almost 250 schools closed or delayed this morning. nbc 10 is keeping you updated online and on-air as the system moves through. we have live team coverage in the first alert weather and traffic centers and in our neighborhoods expecting the most snow. we gin with meteorologist bill henley. >> this snow moving maker is taking aim on our morning commute. it's not heavy snow. it's not a bad winter storm but just enough to make for slippery roads. the most slipping and sliding expected in the pennsylvania neighborhoods and into northern delaware where snow has started falling a couple hours ago and the temperatures have been dropping. it comes to an end at 10:00 this mor

we'll go up to 48 in trenton and reading. 47 in allentown. 51 in millville. down in cape may. 48 degrees 49 degrees on the boardwalk in atlantic city. here's future tracker 6 at 5:00 we're starting to develop sprinkles and showers starting in the northern and western suburbs. we go up to 11. we fill in a little bit. notice how it's colder in the poconos with a snow shower. cecily and adam will be showing you that overnight. in the overnight hours we have rain filling in, on the back edge of that cold air rushes in. we'll have that precip change to snow. a brief hit of snow that will get off the coast by 9:00. what to expect overall, rain to snow overnight. if there is an accumulation i think it will be very small. many roads are wet, despite the snow. karen and i will will be back tomorrow morning to get you through whatever is going on. it's cold on saturday, and milder on sunday, with a storm coming at us, this will be warm enough for rain, maybe brief rain changing over to soaking rain. a lot of uncertainty with this, but right now it's looking like rain,

also in allentown, watching the p.a. turnpike's northeast extension southbound because of a beam collapse that happened in the lehigh tunnel yesterday night in allentown. it's now closed on the southbound side from jim thorpe headed to allentown southbound. we're watching that, too. i'll end on route 202. both directions look okay at least in terms of drive times. nine minutes both directions north and south from route 30 to the schuylkill with speeds into the 60s. >> thank you. >>> a game show host will dabble in pennsylvania politics this year. up next, alex trebek's role in the governor's race. >>> plus, name dropping. one of hollywood's leading ladies is firing back at disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein for twisting her fwhorwords in his legal defense. we'll tell you about the battle next. >>> back on the front line. an ousted method of fighting the flu set to make a return. arrato. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there i

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 volume than a half-hour ago, certain no major problems just yet. route 42 looking foggy, that's northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville doing so without a delay just yet. >> we're following breaking news, a man is shot and killed in a car in norristown and second victim has died. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes is live on the scene on chain street where the investigation continues. jennette. >> reporter: well, matt, good morning to you, we were able to confirm in the past hour two men are dead after being shot to death this is video of the scene not far from where we are at the police station, this is the car that was towed away police and detectives seem to be focusing on, it happened around 12:15 chain street near west

at 20 for allentown and pottstown. the good news is the temperature will be warmer today than yesterday in the afternoon. we'll see a lot of sunshine. even better news, the warmup continues right on through the weekend. 50s for saturday, sunday, and monday. i'll break down the weekend forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thanks for that. >>> about 5:-10. let's check the roads. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching the vine street expressway. >> watching the vine, cameras at 8th street where we're check information to start. we look good so far. this is westbound moving toward the schuylkill. eastbound toward 95, not seeing any problems. the vine is good end to end, and speaking of the schuylkill expressway, coming off the vine, back open. for most part, we're good. 13 minutes eastbound. earlier they were diverting all the traffic around the vine. the blue route to the vine, you won't be diverted. watch for construction crews, though. speeds in the high 50s. the schuylkill looks good in both

allentown, reading, lancaster. philadelphia's visibility is up to a half mile but that doesn't mean that you're worse right around this area and even where you see the higher numbers like 3's in millville, you still could have some problems. trenton a low visibility number right now at the airport there at 1 mile in visibility. so fog fairly thick out there. again the fog burns off after about 9, 10 o'clock and we start to improve temperature-wise, up to 56 degrees by 10 o'clock. sun starting to come out after that. 67 degrees by 2 o'clock. and this model has 69 at about 4 o'clock. i'm actually going to go with a high of 70 today and if we hit that, karen, it will tie the record in philadelphia. could even break a record with a warmer number tomorrow. it's all ahead in the exclusive accuweather 7-day. >> all right dave. for a lot of people this is the first day after a long weekend headed back to work and it's starting to get crowded here on i-95. that's your southbound traffic slowing down from allegheny to girard

in allentown, a beam collapsed last night in the lehigh tunnel. with construction work, the p.a. turnpike southbound moving down is shut down. it looks like that it east shut down with traffic not able to get on until about 78 or so. roosevelt boulevard, looking good at 17th north and south. washing a crash on nor -- watching a crash norristown at dekalb and east marshall street. >>> 18 before 5:00. i'm tracking showers. showers are not in our area yet, but stand by. that wet weather to the west is going to come at us and keep temperatures falling during the day. look at how the temperatures come down with rain moving in. 43 during the afternoon hours. the suburbs, 48 degrees right now. starting to see the chillier air already. we've seen a few showers in the suburbs. better chances during the day. the lehigh valley, down to 39 at noon, in the upper 30s this afternoon. new jersey also dropping into the lower 40s later today. not bad, just cloudy. you'll need the umbrella during the day. the showers will be light but steady for much of the afternoon. at the shore now, 58 degrees.

allentown, 42. dover, 48. atlantic city at 47. these 40s aren't going to rise a ton today. we're looking at temperatures that make their way into the low, mid 50s for the most part. visibility, fog to contend with this morning. lancaster and millville only a quarter of a mile visibility. a quarter of a mile or lower leads to driving trouble. the next couple hours, i expect it will stick around this. dover, half a mile. these get better in areas like philadelphia, tronten, allentown, two and a half isn't great but doable far morning drive. we'll talk about hourly planners neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >>> thank you for that. >>> new overnight a driver suspected of crashing his vehicle into 15 parked cars in south philadelphia is under arrest. it happens here on south third street between ritner and porter streets. a lot of damage, no injuries. >>> we're following developments after this fire ripped through a building in owen cih old city. >> we're learning how the fire continues to impact restaurants and nearby businesses. we are live in old city. >> reporter: city

easton, allentown, doyles town included in that. we have better weather on the way. sunshine and full blast. we have detail in the seven-day forecast. >> we have more now in lancaster county, the operation to rescue a boy scout trapped inside a cave. this video just in. the scout was with the group of the wind caves bridge valley road, 200 feet in the cave when he was wedged up to his armpits and couldn't get out. rescuers are involved and the rescue has been going on since 5:30 tonight. the boy is in good condition, we are told. >> an rt cake in mexico yesterday left buildings swayings. alarms went off 72 seconds before tremors were felt. 13 deaths were recorded from a military helicopter crashing into a neighborhood while serving in the aftermath. >> president trump tweeted about the indictments of 13 russian nationals. he slammed the news media for the indict ms. earlier trump said that proved there was no collusion with the campaign. the russians tried to interfere with a variety of media accounts and lured americans to campaign style rallies all in an effort to

allentown mayor ed pawlowski emotional. his wife okay and by his side after paramedics were called after she collapsed leaving court. along with an attorney, they said nothing about any resignation plans. >> we're extremely disappointed. we thought we presented a case that showed the mayor's innocence. >> reporter: soon the fourth-term democrat will have no choice. city rules will force him from the position once he's sentenced. the trial lasted more than a month but the prosecution painting the mayor as corrupt, accused of trading city contracts for campaign donations. out of the 54 counts, the jury found him guilty of 47. >> all they needed to do was convict him of one for him to lose his job as mayor, and they found 47, so that's a potential for significant time behind bars. >> reporter: caught in the middle of all this, the people of allentown. a city in the midst of a comeback when all this happened. >> the community i think, whatever happened here today, still was pretty well served by mayor pawlowski. >> reporter: on

we love seeing that green in allentown. we saw it yesterday all over the philadelphia skyline. >> yes. allentown might see a little white this morning. there are snow showers in the area. come tomorrow morning at this time you'll likely see snow falling in south philadelphia. right now, nice and dry on the roadways. temperatures in the 20s. cold surface. cold enough for snow. the only area might be a few snowflakes this morning. that's where we're tracking them allentown, berks county and lehigh valley and into the pocono mountains. the rest of the area will stay dry, even though we see clouds this morning, we break for sunshine. still a pretty good warmup with not a lot of wind during the day. the clouds are over trenton and philadelphia and wilmington. a little light snow, a glancing system to the northwest. the pocono mountains will get a little bit of white snow today, but a better chance of snow accumulating through tomorrow. much of the area will start with snow. not this snow, no, it's from the system that's well to

all the way up to 54 currently in millville and up in allentown and reading you're still cooler, upper 30's, but even if you get some of that moisture from the low lying clouds and fog up north, it's probably too mild for it to freeze up on the roads. that can sometimes happen when you get fog and slightly cooler weather. as we take a look at the dense fog advisory, this is everywhere across the region until 10 o'clock this morning. in some cases, visibilities are down below a quarter of a mile. that means if you're really moving and suddenly you hit that sort of thing it's going to be real hard to see small cars or animals in the road ways. allentown, reading, mount pocono but everywhere you see this gray, which is almost everywhere we're looking at the potential of thick fog so be careful. temperatures today overall are going to zoom. we'll get rid of the clouds later this morning, start to break out some sunshine as we head to about midday and beyond and see how the numbers climb. by 11:00, 57, 64 by 1:00. this model has 68 at 3 o'clock. i'm going for a high of 70 and karen, tomorro

feels like 19 and 23 in allentown and the wind slackened off a bit. if you are outside today bundle up in layers. more so than recently. 24 is the day's high feeling like 25 to 27 on the windchill monitor and that is all she wrote today. we'll be below the average tonight. 29 degrees above average because the winds turn out of the southwest tonight and milder air starts to get drawn in, as you take a look at the forward forecast today we hover around the mid-30s overnight and look what happens tomorrow at noon, up to 35 degrees and cloudier tomorrow and a break if the cold coming quickly. rick, there is another cold shot toward the weekend and continuing to track some possible precipitation for sunday and dress warmly this afternoon though. >> thank you. >>> in other news president trump is challenging congress to make good on the long standing promise to make good on the immigration system and also warned that deadly gangs and violence are threatening the way of life. but the president called for optimism amid the growing economy. >>> the sky feature

that's a live view from allentown. we started from 4:00 to 5:00 this morning with clear skies, but that's change. and that's not the only spot. dense fog is persisting in lancaster and light fog in coatesville. we have seen some thick fog at the shore. down to half a mile visibility in atlantic city while wild wood is seeing some big provement. cold air, that is not to be found this morning. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s, and this afternoon there go the records. can you hear them breaking right now, the temperatures? they are going to be eviscerated. 76 degrees in philadelphia and delaware this afternoon. enjoy it today because we get right back to february starting tomorrow. >> and make sure you know where your umbrella is. >>> we'll have local updates throughout the morning. >> thanks for watching. >>> good morning. face-to-face. president trump set for an emotional ple aal meeting at th house today, with survivors of the florida school shooting and other victims of gun violence. >> we have to do more to

still coat weather, but not bad. 42 degrees in allentown. same thing in trenton and toms river. 42 in reading. 45 in wilmington. 43 in millville. down to the shore at cape may. warmer air is residing west and southwest. 48 in witch to you, 43 in memphis, this warmer air will slide up into the region for the weekend ahead of a cold front coming in. at the same time that front will trigger a little bit of rain. this is 9:00 p.m. saturday night. we'll hold the rain off during the day. daytime mild afternoon highs in the 50s, we'll show you that in a second. now we cloud up a bit. the rain holds off until late at night. if you have time to see a movie on saturday night, i'll bring an umbrella just in case, chances are you stay dry. sunday morning, it's wet, but the rain gets off the coast by lunchtime or so. if you're looking ahead toward the super bowl. we have cold air massing next week over the north poll and hudson bay that will transfer into philadelphia for any parties you have along here. it will be cold in minneapolis, ten degrees below

in allentown, snowing pretty good. especially on route 100 near pottstown, seeing some of the brighter white there. it's light snow right now in quakertown and light snow in lansdale and doylestown but as we take a look a little closer to the city, you see snowfall here in norristown, in malvern on the 30 bypass in downingtown and chadds ford, light snow in media on the new jersey turnpike in woodbury but an icy mix in berlin on route 70, route 30 and in glassboro, new jersey, a little bit icy there, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> icy conditions caused a plane to slide off the runway in oregon. authorities say it happened while the plane was trying to land at ben municipal airport yesterday morning. six people were on board. no one was hurt and the plane was not damaged. >> president trump has been given a clean bill of health and as well he aced a cognitive screening conducted at his request. the white house physician dr. ronnie jackson delivered the results yesterday. jackson predicted trump would remain healthy during

thirty-two allentown. getting colder. notice it is still only 39 in ocean city. even though that wind is turning northwesterly, you know it will eventually get cold enough we will see a few flakes mixing in but we will end up getting bypassed by bulk of this further south, as you travel. daytime highs, are going to level off in the lower 30's but snow will draw to a close, overcast, sky, come lunchtime but skies should continue to clear for at lee a little bit of sun, breeze picks up, cold settles back in and we will clear out here, meisha but here and now is really the headline for today, we are looking ahead to some pretty tricky travel for the next couple of hours. >> almost certainly we are seeing it, katie, we have a few stents out there, we have snowy conditions and we have speed restrictionness play. just a quick peak at some flakes near schuylkill and gulph mills what you're looking at in certain areas. some accumulating on the roadway. it will be very, very slick and slippery. we will have to factor in some extra time this morning. we have a tractor trai

he has disgraced his office and cheated the people of allentown. >>> it is raw, it is rude on a march morning. that's exactly what we're facing. this is very dynamic which means it's different from neighborhood to neighborhood and hour by hour. >> that's right. brittany. >> first thing we're seeing heavy rain. and second thing we're going to go bee seeing are wind speeds pick up. the second part is blowing snow, and this is going to happen right over your evening commute. you can see the time stamp there, 8:00. and now we're dealing with blowing snow. it'll start a little bit before then as well. and once the system pushes away from us the last thing we'll be dealing with heading into tomorrow morning is coastal flooding. we'll start with what we're seeing right now and that is heavy rain right over trenton. everything is shifting now here to the east. and next thing we're going to be watching is closer to wilmington where we're slowly starting to see that cool air moving in. and on the radar right now we're seeing the possibility of a switchover from rain to a bit of wet snow. if you

lot bet nerve most cases up 10 miles in most spots right now south philly, but you don't looking at allentown still under half mile. even since the i last checked out on the skydeck gotten bet nerve reading but minor issue with that, now as skies continue to clear, we are eventually going to see more and more sun. you're already seeing that the live networked, in rehoboth, separate shot granted the really bat fog we had earlier this morning has now lifted but it is still little cloudy, at whitfield elementary next-door in reading, kids are out for recess understandably nice mile beginning to the afternoon. now we are starting to really see these clouds lift out nicely. there should be more and more sun as the hours progress. we're starting to warm up already, flirting with 70 in dover. and on pace to hit the low 70s even here in the city. the numbers to beat on the left, the records, and we we'll have few more given today as forecast. so we've got our colleagues all over the delaware valley enjoying this warmth, one of them is lauren casey out on the schuylkill river park, how is it feeling t

i was scared to come out. >> reporter: last year there were 17 homicides in allentown. in 2018, it's off to a deadly start and neighbors are concerned about their city. >> it's a sad shame. it's a sad statement for the state of the city and the area. >> reporter: police say so far no arrests have been made. reporting in allentown, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> the new year means new and old mayors across our area will be sworn into office. about an hour ago, mayor ed pawlowski was sworn in despite accusations against him. he maintains his innocence. mayor gilliam in atlantic city was sworn in. he plans to meet with state officials and get their feet back on the ground. and camden's mayor was sworn in a public inauguration will take place later this month. >>> a former miss america is taking over the reins after an e-mail scandal. gretchen carlson has been named the organization's chairwoman. the former fox news host has been very vocal about finding new leadership after the e-mail scandal. the sexist e-mails were leaked to "the huffington post." nbc hasn't verified th

we took 476 to allentown. it was mostly kind of this wet , snow, rain, mixture but here in allentown it is definitely snow. you can see here it is starting to accumulate on, sidewalks, and surfaces here, so, it is looking like it is a half inch of accumulation here , so some of this light, fluffy snow here. as we look over to the roads, the plow just went buy but road look good. we had in trouble at all getting up here. they are wet. it is above freezing here. so we're not seeing anything like that in terms of the freezing just mostly wet looking road, and, with the accumulation on the sidewalks we are seeing people out here at this very early hour, this is a gentlemen there, seeing some snow. right now not causing issues, especially at 4:00 a.m., looking good, kind of like that light, fluffy, snow, you guys, so back to you in the studio. >> thanks, trang do. >>> from the suburbs to the city, it is a mixture of a bag >> jan carabao is live in manayunk. so what are you seeing there. >> reporter: jim and rahel,

even in the cooler areas like allentown and reading we're above freezing. no icing problems, if the numbers drop in and around the areas up north, maybe you get an icy patch. not nearly the problem as the last couple of mornings. as we go through the day it will be mild. we'll call to cloudy skies and sunny breaks, temperatures increasing, 48 degrees by 1:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 50. i'm going for a high of 52 degrees today. we may not get there until early in the evening. with warm air moving in overnight, the testers have a tendency to rise. that sets us up for a milder day tomorrow and we'll see rain, as well. >> reporter: all right, dave as you drive around it's not raining, but the roads are wet from all the melting we've seen laterally. outside live this is the schuylkill expressway at south street. temperatures above freezing it's damp out here. looking okay. both ways construction has cleared. we had the construct westbound shut down overnight hours at south street. crews will begin tonight at 9:00 p.m. and gin the process of shutting that down. on the b

even in cape may, we dipped to 2 below. 4 below in philadelphia. 7 below in allentown. cover up and bundle up frostbite is a possibility of if you're taking the el to the mummers parade, hard to see the numbers as the model is printing out. we're in the single digits until 8:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m. 20 to 21 on the model in center city. windchills severe from start to finish. >> thank you, david. >>> in this morning's "healthcheck," flu has been exploding across the u.s., this is the latest map from the cdc, there's widespread flu from west virginia to the west coast. 12 children have died from the disease and 2500 people have been hospitalized. to lessen your chances of catching it, health experts say watch your hands and cover all coughs and sneezes, and get plenty of rest and eat lots of fruits and vegetables. >> we know how important it is to read to babies, research shows the type of book is as important as the reading itself. infants don't respond to books without named characters, with the names they can distinguish between characters. babies need labels to navigate th

feeling like two in allentown. check out these values for portions of the deep south and gulf coast. feeling like 11 in birmingham. twenty-five in new orleans. it feels like 30, right here right now in houston this cold arctic air has penetrated all the way down to the gulf of mexico and then we will get a reenforcing shot of this arctic eras we head into the end of the week, so our forecast high temperature for up this coming friday is 16 degrees, in the city, the coldest, high temperature ever for that date, 14 degrees, setback in 1904. yeah, storm scan three showing us quiet conditions as a couple of flurries, right now across central, pennsylvania, but we are watching this nor'easter, we will have a nor'easter, that will move off the coast line, strong in intensity just how close, will that nor'easter track to the delaware valley and what kind of impact will it have? how much snowfall. where will we see most snow. snow chance wedding night into thursday, when winds start to pick up, and models different on the

yesterday morning it was socked in this view in allentown. and at the airport they're reporting foggy. lehigh valley at the airport, 42 with those cooler temperatures. that's where we're getting the fog, but it's in the upper 50s right now in the suburbs. philadelphia 52 degrees with fog, and south jersey there's some pockets of fog and a few sprinkles and mist in delaware. 58 degrees right now in kenneth square, and look at the 60s. collegeville, st. david, and 60 degrees in warrenton. going to be a mild morning at the bus stop. very unusual for february. it'll feel more like end of may or the beginning of june. and even though it's going to be cloudy to start with, with that fog layer it's going to quickly move out and we will see sunshine. trenton, philadelphia, wilmington heading into the record books this afternoon. but we'll see clouds to start with. 59 degrees at 7:00 in philadelphia, and by 3:00 this afternoon 72 degrees and climbing. the record is 72. 58 degrees to start with with clouds and a bit of fog in the suburbs, but the sunsh

so you can see here, allentown , nothing yet. probably going to get wallopped the worse with double digit snowfall likely maybe a foot or even better, and it is the heavy wet snow. so i'll leave with you this, again, karen, thomas, two warnings: this snow causes double dangers. number one if you're shoveling , it is the heavy kind that causes cents heart attacks. i always say treat it like a hockey game. do your sidewalk in three different periods. take two long rest breaks inbetween, don't overdo it. secondly, if you've got bigger walk, and got snow blower, this is the kind that jams, and you don't want to unjam it , without shutting off with your hands. and all do you have do, i googled yesterday, looking for cartoon picture, to warn people about that, but i saw real life pictures, and some horendous us injuries from people unjam g their snow blower. do not do that today. this is that kind of snow, don't get tempted to do it. >> don't even do it with your foot if you have boots on, use the thing they give you. don't do anything

allentown breaks the record by 14 degrees. records all over the area. you never break records by that much. so in philly, we've had two straight days of record warmth. by tomorrow afternoon, 40 degrees. that's a 37-degree drop. if you think that's impressive, the 81 in allentown for the record. by late tomorrow, 35 degrees. that's a 46-degree drop. and as we go through the day tomorrow, the temperatures do drop during the day. we've got cloudy skies. we've got periods of rain. just a nasty day, especially compared to what we've seen. we'll see how long this kind of weather lasts and we have more rain in the ten-day forecast coming up. >> now to the fight against the opioid epidemic in camden. this time it comes with a new legal twist. >> all new at 6:00 -- big pharmaceutical companies are feeling the heat in a ground-breaking lawsuit. cydney long is joining us live in vorhees with more on the suit. >> reporter: i can tell you this litigation is unique because camden county isn't just suing the drugmakers, those companies. they are naming names and suing