cast, little relief in site. >> the temperatures are warming up. we've added about 4 degrees just since we've been on the air this morning now 25 degrees, which normally we would not be talking about too much. but, instead, we are because it is a bit of a warm up. see storm scan3 couple of clouds out there that's it. and they're very high up, so we will be getting some sunshine today. >> we will be adding to the clouds little later on, palmyra cove nature park, just 18 degrees, as we look at the city of philadelphia, over the delaware bay. so just a very, very cold morning, 19, in philadelphia, 16 in trenton, 18 degrees in allentown, 18 in dover. fifteen in millville. these temperatures will warm up though, we will be getting above freezing, 37 degrees for the high this afternoon, above freezing, will feel just great. i would suck if you want to get out and do something today with it, i would. it will be getting wet later

tonight and tomorrow. future weather keeps changing, so just make note that far some of the time line on when precipitation as well. but, generally overnight areas to the north and west, are to see the precipitation first get mix-up there wintery mix snow as well to start, then that moves into the philadelphia area, this is a look at 8:00 in the morning now, and again, subject to change just know that a winter weather advisory does go into effect in our area, all of the area, with the exception of the shore region, that starts at 1:00 in the morning. and it goes through portions of the day tomorrow, we'll spell all of it out just wintery mix coming after a pretty nice and above freezing day, today we'll check it all out coming up. nicole? >> carol thank you. meanwhile six shootings mark violent night in two neighborhoods here in philadelphia. three men shot dead execution style in holmesburg and in nicetown. three people shot at a birthday party. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson picks up the

story liver outside police headquarters steve? >> there was the birthday party, triple shooting, what philadelphia police are calling an execution style triple murder. i want to start with that in holmesburg. police responding, shortly before about 11:30 last night police say they get on scene three hispanic males found shot in the back of the head. they do describe that again as an execution style murder. the girlfriend of one of those victims, police say was trying to communicate with her boyfriend, she went to the location which was the 4600 block of vista street. the second shooting again birthday party in logan police responding, to that triple shooting, at the reflections bar and it is the corner of 17th street and wig w wing owe hogging shortly before 1:30 this morning

police found 31 year old woman shot in the face. in critical condition, and another 25 year old man shot until leg and 23 year old shot in the arm and leg recovering, in stable condition. here's what they said about the triple murder. >> upon arrival, right met by female, who stated inside probably three males that were shot. ly went inside, found two males, in the living room area, sitting on the couch both had head shots and also found a male laying on the floor in the kitchen also shot in the head. >> philadelphia police working both cases of course, they say they do have evidence in the first triple murder. >> and they're also talking to nearby tenant, who is trying to get some information to them as they work both cases. reporting live from philadelphia, police headquarters, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". >> developing right now police search for mother of two. thirty-five year old keisha hamilton last seen at her home in the twin willows development on east cahill lane, all began as amber alert for hamilton's missing children in delaware yesterday. delaware state police fawn four year old collette hamilton and her brother, four month old cortex hamilton, jr., with their father. police are not saying at this time if the father is somehow involved in that woman's disappearance, keisha is described as black female approximately 5-foot six and 145 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. if you have any information on her whereabouts please, call police. search continues for a mother of two, family members last heard from 26 year older kay crippen crosby on december 30th. they say she went to pj wheelihan's in cherry hill with her husband her redford forward taurus is missing jersey tags, a26efl.

anyone with information is asked to call police. >> a five year old boy is recovering, after falling approximately 30 feet from a ski lift in swenksville montgomery county. this is video from spring mountain, they actually have web camera there. where the fall took place. he was flown to children's hospital of philadelphia, we are working to learn more about his injuries, at this hour. >> old rye finery in the series of starting, heavy flares of smoke. thick black smoke seen billowing from the philadelphia energy solutions refinery on west passyunk avenue saturday afternoon. no one was injured. that's good news there. the refinery says the flaring does not pose any health concerns for the surrounding community, and an investigation is underway. some 40 world leaders are in france today, for a massive unity rally following a terror attack. the israeli prime minister, and the palestinian president are among the dignitaries participating in that rally. thousands packed france's enormous plaza to pay tribute

to the victims and also show unity against terrorism. >> security challenge for nation already on high alert. twenty people were killed, including three gunmen, after attacks on the satirical newspaper and kosher supermarket last week. police are still searching for the common law wife of one of the gunmen amedy. turkish officials say she may have passed through the country on her way to syria. meantime, learning more about what went on inside the two locations where the armed terrorists took hostages in and around paris on friday. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis has that part of the story. >> new what the gunman didn't. an employee, was hiding in the deli's walk in refrigerator, and he had 15 customers with him. said he turned offer the lights, shut off the coal, and urged the 14 adults and two year old child to stay calm.

>> he escaped through an elevator used for food. police first-hand cuffed him. he drew them a picture of the store's layout showing the location. one of the hostages in the store was a woman only identified as marie. >> she said immediately killed hostages. he frighten the hostages by saying he had explosives, and that he wasn't afraid to die. >> 28 miles away, brothers cherif and said kouachi were holding owner hostage. the brothers let him go after an hour, then holdup inside for six hours before they were killed after they opened fire on police. he said he's happy to be alive, but was never scared because the again men were respectful. he kept himself calm by diverting their attention away from a colleague who was hiding nearby. that colleague was secretly texting police, to tell them

what was happening inside. susan macinnis. >> 8:08 right now. search effort in the java sea are intensifying this morning as rescuers work to recover the miss being black boxes from that airasia plane crash. this is new video from indonesia here, more debris has arrived in port. they are among the wreckage of the twisted steel and wiring. you can actually see passenger seats from that airbus. divers recovered the tail section yesterday. flight 8501 crashed two weeks ago, killing all 162 people on board. latest launch of a space x rocket was a success philadelphia. success. but, in a attempt to make a soft landing on the rocket, of that left over booster, actually failed, normally crashes into the ocean this time case x had hoped to re tuesday. >> bizarre attack on camel

farm. officials say, one of the animals trampled two people to death. we'll have that story coming up next. also ahead a driver plows into a local firehouse, and then takes off. how police were able to quickly catch that suspect. and, the bitter cold can cause problems for your home. coming up, the three big things every homeowner should know when the temperature drops. we'll be back. thanks for the ride around norfolk!

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>> firehouse in chester county closed after it was hit by a car. take a look at this damage here pretty significant. "eyewitness news" was there along concord road.

police say the car crashed into the firehouse near one of the garage doors around 4:30, saturday morning then took off. police followed a trail of antifreeze, leaving that scene, and located the vehicle. the driver was arrested. as soon as we get the wall secure, then we're going to start working on getting apparatus out of the building, so we can get it placed in another location, we've had few locals that have reached out to us to help out with. that will we will be able to respond from different area hopefully by the end of the day, and then the building it self will be worked on, getting fixed. >> so far no charges have been filed against that driver. five members of virginia family, are dead after their car collided with a tractor-trailer, in maryland. the victims include three adult, two children, and an unborn child. the truck driver, whose identified as 28 year old mayet of wilmington, delaware was injuredment the cause of the crash is under investigation. out of control cam he'd killed two people in texas authorities say a man went into the camel's pen to break

up ice in their water when the camel charged. a woman who owned that farm tried to close the gate to that area, but the camel was just too fast, and trampled her and that worker to death. it happened at the camel kiss' farm. game wardens killed the animal officials say the camel was acting aggressively, because it was getting ready to breed. 8:13 right now. on saturday, a final farewell to long time espn anchor stuart scott. friends, family, and some famous faces attended private funeral service in rally a -- raleigh, north carolina being remembered for quit wick, sports commentary, also being an inspiration to so many. scott died a week ago, after a long battle with stomach cancer. he was 49 years old. >> also, on saturday, the three members of an illinois family killed in a kentucky plane crash were laid to rest. marty gutzler, his wife keim kim, and their nine year old daughter piper were remembered at private funeral in nashville. their other daughter sailor survived that crash and walk

nearly apply to find help. she is now being cared for by relatives. well, two days after a deadly pile up involving more than 100 vehicles, parts of michigan interstate, are still shut down. the crash happened on i94 near battle creek and involved a truck, caring five works -- fireworks, which set off explosions on the interstate. truck freer canada was killed in that crash about two dozen people were injured. now, icy snowy conditions, and also acid, looking from one of the trucks, is hampering efforts at get that roadway reopened. also, in michigan, check this out. this is video of a frozen lighthouse. this actually is -- the lighthouse sits along a very frigid lake michigan. several storms have dumped snow along that lake and windchills we're told have been below zero. so that's a tough scene to look at, just makes you coal, carol. >> oh, i refuse, i refuse to

gaze on that. boardwalk in ocean city doesn't look bad nicole, this morning. i saw one solitary figure walking along here is another one, maybe they can meet up little later on, try and warm up someplace. you can see any precipitation that hasn't fallen in a couple every days, but whatever has is still frozen there. because it has been that cold in ocean city along with every place else. nineteen right now in philadelphia, we have teenagers all over the map here. we've got 16 in trenton, 15 in wilmington, 15 in millville 18 up in allentown, 15 in the poconos. cold start to the day. the win chill is really nothing this morning. the winds are pretty quiet. one of the reasons these temperatures dropped as much as they did overnight. along with clear skies that are starting to get few high clouds. this is an indication of some of the warmer air coming in, way aloft. on the gown, it is still dry and cold. but that warmer air is coming in and as the precipitation tonight, and tomorrow, starts to fall through that warmer air, into this colder air that's why we could be finding some freezing rain, that is

just regular rain that freezes on contact on sub-freezing surface. so we are watching for that in some parts of the area. but this morning and today you have a fine day to do anything you want outside. areas of particular alert for the winter weather advisory, 1:00 o'clock in the morning starting tomorrow morning until 10:00 through philadelphia, the way it is right now until 1:00 in the afternoon, through the lehigh valley until 5:00 p.m., in the poconos, so this winter weather advisory for that wintery mix generally just a trace to maybe .01 of an inch the farther to the north you g still it can be enough to create a problem as you start the commute tomorrow. computer models keep changing its mind on when stuff comes in. but it does say we're completely cloud cover by 10:00 o'clock tonight. and then, we start to see this precipitation, 4:00 o'clock in the morning areas to the north and the west and again, this is subject to change, so many people, i know, so many people at cbs-3 come in in the early morning hours so, this

is a key travel time for a lot of people. subject to change, but just know that the colder air is out there the precipitation starts to move in to the north by the time we hit 8:00 in the morning, do we start to see some of the mix coming into philadelphia, do we keep it around here, right through 10:00 o'clock. it is possible. some rain moving in, could some of this be freezing rain, just be careful out there tomorrow until you know that grounds is just wet and not slippery wet. then, by the time we hit the evening hours we're still looking at some rain showers colder air may come down, and that can transition some of that to a little bit of snow before it is finally gone. and tuesday looks fine, going to be looking at just come cold temperatures out there. as far as the icing concerns, trenton, philadelphia, .01 of ann, slightly more to the north and the west of that tomorrow. with that winter weather advisory in effect, starting again at 1:00 in the morning. today, by comparison, not bad. 37 degrees mostly sunny skies, clouds start to increase tonight. 30 degrees tonight these temperatures by the time we

get to the overnight, they should hopefully n starting to climb little bit. but it is below freezing. and it is also going to be wet out there. so keep yourselves and your pets dry and warm, and we are looking at a day on monday, that's not a great day. what with the precipitation and temperatures, right around the freezing mark, in some locations, then we end that wintery mix tuesday through saturday, at this point not looking bad. temperatures in the 30's, but at this point it looks like it is going to be dry. as we all know, nothing is easy in sub freezing weather. if you own a house well, you know, that the problems increase, as the temperatures decrease. so, what are the three big things that we need to watch out for? watch this. >> fires if the fireplace keep ed stoke, tossing another log into the flames in his store in medford. to get more heat and to increase fireplace safety. >> so your best bet is to burn a hot fire once a day to burn

the it out on daily basis so it doesn't accumulate day-to-day. >> burning only sees orthopedics wood the old cracked looking dried stuff with less than 20% moisture measured by meter helps reduce creosote, the black tar substance that comes from burning unseasoned wood, at too low a temperature. >> it builds up, not cleaned out of there properly, can ignite and create a chimney fire. >> chimneys need yearly inspection by certified chimney sweep, should run into the person checking and cleaning your gutters. another home winter hazard. those picturesque icicles can signal a rooftop gutter that could head to the ground. >> the ice is called ice jamming, from, you know, ice building up on the eye of the roof. and puts weight on the gutters, then the gut letters start to come away from the building. >> once those outside gutters and downspouts are check and you're back inside warming up by the fire, don't forget that unused bathroom in the coldest area of your house.

>> exterior wall un insulated crawlspace cents anything, a bathroom above a garage. >> joe from she and connections plumbing, recommends wrapping crawlspace pipes, and trickling bathroom water in unheated spaces. specially on certain winter days. >> just the cold alone is not going to be as damaging as the cold winds. so that's what you really want to look for. >> the other thing he said that he sees so many problems in the spring, and before then the outside hose, he said detach the hose, turn the water off in the basement, or where ever, so that it doesn't go out, drain that line out, and leave it open, but not running throughout the rest of the season, and start it back up in the spring. because otherwise you get a real problem out there. >> huge problem. >> yes. >> carol, thanks, good advice there. 8:20, let's check on the roads with ann. good morning, up. >> good morning, nick oil carol. looking at the schuylkill at the vine expressway. the schuylkill is in pretty good shape this morning. that's at the top of your screen. so, is the vine expressway,

volume just starting to build but no delays or problems, we're going to mover the traffic cam to 422 approaching trooper right at oaks so you have no delays or problems on 422, there are roadways look good. just need the sunglasses for sun glare this morning. and, on to the walt whitman bridge mid-span, the walt whitman looks good, it is picking up volume, little busier since we last check but it is moving. no delays on the 42 freeway further up, 55, 295 loot gook, a.c. expressway and the garden state parkway no delays or problems, taking mass transit on or close to schedule. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans nicole, back to you. >> ann thank you. well, happening today tree cycling continues instead of leaving your discarded christmas tree on the curb, well, this is chance to recycle it. "eyewitness news" at one location in particular in northern liberties. the trees are chipped and then returned to the earth for full list of locations just head to our website cbsphilly.com. we'll be right back.

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groundling. >> well you can stay tuned at 9:00 for cbs sunday morning again, right here on cbs-3. it is 8:26. still ahead in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" if you file your own taxes chances are you're pretty familiar with turbo tax. nearly 29 million returns were filed use that software last year. but, as "3 on your side"'s jim donovan has discovered, some of the company's most loyal users are up in arms. we'll tell you why. >> also, ahead help is on the way for chronic sinus sufferers. we'll tell but a new treatment that delivers medicine directly to the source of the problem. and, dry out there for now, some warmer weather on the way today. but, it changes tomorrow. just in time from that morning commute. carol's back, and she tracking wintery mix she'll tell you about it coming up next.

>> good morning, i'm nicole brewer, just about 830:67:89 let's check in with carol for that forecast, little better than we've seen this week. >> temperatures are sky-rocketing, nicole. it is 27 degrees. we started this morning in philadelphia, at least in center city at 21, so, we've added a couple of degrees which is certainly nice. we could use a lot more. and we probably will add another 10 degrees in the philadelphia area. looks nice here. ben franklin bridge and the blue sky above but then we head out to kutztown, and you notice there there are some clouds there. 13 degrees yes cold morning and it is nothing melting in that. no wind, one of the reasons that many temperatures just plummeted overnight. we will be getting a little rebound today though, which will be nice, and we're springing from a pretty low

spot. eighteen in allentown, 14 reading, 16 in trenton 19 degrees in philadelphia, right now, 15 in wilmington, and millville. these are not the windchills. these are the actual temperatures this morning. it is a cold one but it does get better. storm scan3 showing that there are some clouds off to the north and the west. and that's why it looks a little cloudier than in kutztown than it does in the philadelphia area. we will be looking for fairly nice day though. the clouds will increase as we move through the day but the temperatures will increase, as well above freezing, 37 degrees today, how nice is that? now, then things change again. our future weather showing some clouds by 11:00 tonight. and then we start to see some messy weather coming in here, and there is a winter weather advisory goes into effect, philadelphia, points north and west starting at 1:00 in the morning, for the precipitation that could come in in that wintery form, and we'll spell that out coming up. nicole? >> all right carol thank you. just violent night in philadelphia, police are investigating a triple homicide in philadelphia's holmesburg section and a

triple shooting in the logan section of the city. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live at police headquarters with the latest on the two incidents steve? >> reporter: nicole, we spoke to homicide detective overnight. they are working both of the scene obviously, we have six people that were shot three of them were homicide in that triple shoot that they're calling an execution style shooting, want to start there in holmesburg. police responding, shortly before about 11:30 overnight. four hispanic males shot in the back of the head execution style again police saying girlfriend of one of the victims made that discovery in the home of the 4600 block of vista street. she lost contact with her boyfriend, sent text messages, and went over thereto discover that. police followed shortly after. the second shooting, was in logan, police say they responded to a triple shooting at the reflections bar. that is the corner of 17th and wingohocking.

shortly before 1:00 30 this morning, police found 31 year old woman shot in the face. two other males were shot, a 25 year old and 23 year old. one of them shot in the leg. another in the arm and the leg. the woman in one of the males in critical condition. the other one in stable condition. we spoke to police, about that triple homicide, and how they responded to that scene. she found the one male victim on the kitchen floor walk into the living room area, which is right next to the kitchen and to see her boyfriend on the couch and another unknown male also on another couch, all three males were shot in the head. >> police are working with surveillance video they're also trying to talk to a witness or somebody who was a tenant in that build to go get more information in both cases, they're searching for suspect, reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters, steve patterson cbs-3, ooh i witness news. >> and steve detective are also investigating a deadly shooting outside a chain east restaurant.

it happened at 56th and green lane. philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. now, police say the victim in his early 20's shot in the chest around 12:45 saturday morning. pronounced dead at the scene. police are not yet release the victim's name. so far there no area he cents. >> right now the search is on for gunman who stole a television from the wal-mart in south philadelphia. police say the suspect walked out of that store, with the tv in his shopping cart. after refuse to go show a receipt to the store security guard, police say the 38 year old suspect pulled up his shirt to show there was handgun concealed in his waistband. no one was hurt in that incident. some 40 world leaders are in france today, for massive unity rally following a terror attack. the israeli prime minister and the palestinian president are among the dignitaries participating in that rally. thousands packed france's enormous plaza to pay tribute to the victims and show unity against terrorism. >> the rally in paris is a huge security challenge for a nation already on high alert. twenty people were killed

including three gunmen after attacks on the satirical newspaper and also a kosher supermarket last week. meanwhile, police are still searching for the common law wife of one of the gunmen amedy. she may have passed through the country on her way to syria. >> well, back here at home dozens gathered on independence mall to rally in support of local police officers. local elected officials and dignitaries spoke of the delaware valley pro blue rally. the event was organized to honor new york police officers, rafael ramos and wenjian liu. both killed during after bub shooting last month. >> the top law enforcement official in pennsylvania could be facing charges, but in a news conference, attorney general, kathleen cane's lawyer lawyer no matter what happens she will not resign her position. this after a mid week philadelphia inquirer report, claiming a grand jury recommended criminal charges against kane. our natasha brown reports. >> reporter: this all goes back to a grand jury convened

in 2009. a special prosecutor was investigating if attorney general yacht lean cane improperly leaked information about that case. leaking grand jury information is illegal in pennsylvania at a saturday press conference, kane's attorney denied any wrong-doing. >> so i ask the public and all of you in the media withhold your judgement, don't jump to conclusions on guilt. >> the attorney general testified to a state grand jury convened in montgomery county. the inquirer reported that grand jury recommended charging kane with perjury and contempt of court. if that report is true, the decision to charge kane now falls with montgomery county district attorney risa furman, kane's lawyer expressed confidence no charges will be filed, but if they are -- >> she was truthful at all times when she testified before the grand jury. >> and she will be found innocent. >> the special prosecutor in this case was appointed by state government officials

with whom kane has clashed politically before. her lawyer argues that is what this probe is really all about. >> this railroad train seems to me to be driven by some men with grudges men who are bitter and angry. >> in a statement released friday, kane herself was aggress enough her response, saying quote, i will continue to clean up harrisburg, despite these attacks that seem to be more about politics than merits. natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now, expert have told "eyewitness news", that it could be weeks before the montgomery county district attorney decides whether to bring charges. it is 8:36 right now. more legal trouble for george zimmerman, he has been released on bail after florida police charge him after allegedly thrown wine bottle at his girlfriend, and to avoid contact with that woman. zimmerman has had several brushes with the law after being acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. 8:36.

still much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" coming up next we will check in with "face the nation" bob schieffer for a look ahead at today's broadcast. we'll be

>> bob schieffer, we always have a lot to talk about today i suspect that will include the terror attacks in france, just so disturbing this week. >> yes nicole, we're going to devote most of the broadcast to that very subject. you know more than a million people are expected to turn out today to show support for the victims of this attack. among the law enforcement officials, from around the world, who were there attorney general eric holder, they've been meeting today we will be talking to attorney

general holder who will be our lead guess. as we're seeing this outpouring of support, for the victims from around the world and it is clear that this is has really struck a cord, if the attacks ers were trying to draw attention to their cause i think they've succeeded perhaps in a way they did not expect everywhere from katmandu, to brazil, south america, all across europe and of course here in the united stay. so we'll have the very latest on all of that this morning. >> all right bob we do appreciate that preview. we look forward to your interview with eric holler. thank you very much. all right, it is 8:40, right now, still to come this morning, enjoy the dry werth at least while it last, right? wintery mix could be headed our way just in time for your monday morning commute. carol is tracking the latest

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>> ninth annual lemon ball was hell downtown, center city, celebrates life and legacy of alex scott and supporters who work toward her mission of curing childhood cancer. at the event last night alex's parents, liz and jay scott made a special announcement. >> tonight we're going to announce that we have raised our 100 million-dollar. >> this is our biggest ever,

950 people here tonight people just love coming to this event and supporting the cause and having a great time doing it. and we're just really honored to be a part of it. >> and we here at cbs-3 also honored to be a part of it. cbs-3 a proud media sponsor of alex's lemonade stand foundation. >> on the cbs-3 health watch new help for millions of people who suffer with chronic sinus infections, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us the new technology. >> this is misty. >> mary ann lovers her horses and winter adventures with her family but they made her miserable. >> i always was getting a sinus infection. >> among the 30 million americans with chronic sinusitis, mark by congestion, it causes pain, interferes with everything from smelling and eating, to sleep. >> with a infection in your body, all the time, you just wore me down. >> you look absolutely clear. >> when nothing else work, mary ann turned to nose and

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it also reduces the need tore future surgeries. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 8:46 right now. one in a million family. montana couple welcomes rare identical triplets, without fertility drugs. kade ian milo identical spontaneous triplets, also very sweet. now there is occurs when there is one egg that's fertilized and divides into two that of course creates the identical twins. from there, if the embryo split again identical triplets will happen. >> almost overwhelming. because when you think about you know when they get little older, are they all going to play the same sport? or are you going to go 50 million different directions, and be able to still teach all of them, you know, or help all of them as much as you can? and i can't wait for that to come. i'm so red. >> i sounds like a good daddy one day at a time, that's all. all three are healthy and

headed home in the near future. that's real good news there. they will be joining their six year old brother jack, who is officially outnumbered. congratulations, to that family carol. >> yes, the father looks like he's already ready for diapers to be over. our weather watchers are up this morning and boy we've got some cold temperatures out there. here is the 16 degrees temperature. steve johnson out in west chester, has a comment for us, and he says: bear with me, folks, i gauge the winds from wood burning neighbors. you know, i love. that will he goes back, he does it old school. nothing wrong with. that will we have another 16-degree temperature out there this morning in fact, plenty of them around this morning. and jim, out in royersford, has the following comment: crisp start to the day with the sunburning through the clouds. bundle up. that's really going to be the watch word today. then tomorrow probably be under umbrellas, as well, and i think there is another 16 degrees temperature we should be looking at, sandra ann in trenton, you have comment for us, which is beautiful sunrise brisk, and

dry. yes, dry today dry enough they can make snow. because it is not falling right now. but look at jack frost big bowel err, they have the snow guns aim at the ski slope and people are going to be on those slopes enjoying dry air cold air ability to make snow when mother nature doesn't provide t though she might winter weather advisory in the poconos, 1:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow for some snow, some sleet and freezing rain maybe some rain as well, so just a lot of troublesome weather as we take a great look at jack frost big boulder. >> 19 degrees, winds 3 miles an hour, along the shore areas, 10 miles an hour in atlantic city, calm winds at this point. so the windchill is not the same as it has been many other mornings. it is coal enough wouldn't the windchill. 19 degrees in philadelphia, 16 trenton, 15 degrees in wilmington, same temperature in wilmington as it is in the poconos, but i don't think their probably making any snow

down there in wilmington. 19 degrees down in wildwood. few clouds are out there come areas little thicker, so where you see the whiter look here you may be finding more in the way of clouds. may see a combination of sun and clouds, low to mid 30's, that's jeongly where we will be through philadelphia, here is the other thing that we casino of share in common. that's winter weather advisory 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning until 10:00 a.m. through philadelphia 5:00 p.m. the ex prays time through the poconos, future weather shows some clouds out here at 11:00 tonight. by 3:00 in the morning, offer to the west, we tart to see that wintery mix come in. by 7:00 does it still remain dry, through philadelphia? >> we start to see moisture coming in, overnight generally prepare for some moisture, some freezing rain, sleet, that kind of wintery mix, mess, as we go through the morning hours. this is a look at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, should and transition

over to rain, as thee temperatures come up but it may be maintaining some sleet in a couple of other locations, so just watch for that. by the time we get to early tuesday morning, there is a chance we could ends with a brief snow shower, brief one. not a loft moisture out of this, but enough we may be kicking off at least a trace of ice and some locations, the i95 corridor, points, north and west of that i night first part of the day tomorrow watch out for that the farther north you go, little later you'll be also encountering the situation of maybe some of that freezing precipitation. thirty-six today. sun, clouds, not as cold as it has been. good news. 30 degrees for our temperature tonight. so the wintery mix begins, we start to see that wet weather coming in overnight. careful out there driving bring the pets in, cold and wet and miserable kind of system as it comes in here.

>> tuesday dry 32, wednesday 34 wednesday 38 degrees, and friday saturday, still in the 30's, and at this point we stay dry the whole time. hey, do you love watching the weather? >> you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up right now cbsphilly.com/watchers. nicole? >> 8: five; we check on the roads with ann. good morning. >> good morning the roadways don't look too bad again sun glare to contend, with but we welcome the sun so, just put on that pair of sunglasses and flip the advise or down. the schuylkill at spring garden street. no delays on the schuylkill this morning. look to the right, martin luther king boulevard open for business, no delays there as well. and we move the traffic cam here to i-95, this is i95 right near broad street. picking up volume but everything moving, and on to the mid-county toll of the pa turnpike, no delays or problems at the mid-county tolls, the pa turnpike looking pretty good. keep in mind, though, that the

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>> looks pretty nice out there we have some sunshine, there will be few clouds, that come in later on in the day but for now looks beautiful out there. just it is so cold. we head to the shore in case you are watching, you have the

boardwalk open, and just go. >> i de that. >> do anything you want. yes. a thousand of go down there still won't be crowded. we've got temperatures today that will be getting in probably the mid to maybe if we're lucky the upper 30's, it is dry today as we move into tonight, the winter weather advisory starts at 1:00 a.m. for most areas philadelphia, points north and west, and that goes through the day with the wintery mix likely tomorrow, 36. then dry, should be, after that. >> that time of year when 30's feel good. little relief. thanks carol. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. signing off on tv always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning with charles hogs good is next. make it a great day. ♪ ♪

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