gusty and damaging winds today, a look at the problems popping up in the area this morning. evacuation order in effect. nearly 2,000 people living near the tallest dam are told to get out now. a story about love and second chances. the rescue that brought the dog in new jersey and how she's an inspiration to so many. this tree came down on new second street in montgomery county. >> see how gusty the winds are in center city, philadelphia. there's a first alert for today. more downed trees and branchs and power outages are possible.

the winds are keeping the flags and banners blowering in center city. the gusts are strong enough you can see the signs rippling from the force of the wind. >> winds fierce at the jersey shore. from cape may, winds gusting 50 miles per hour. flights delayed and cancelled at philadelphia international airport. part of the problem is the wind as you see how shaky the camera is. a snowstorm in the northeast today. the airport is warning travelers to check with their carriers. >> we have live team coverage of the wind in the region, and we've been checking out damage throughout the area. we begin with our first meteorologist, the winds with us throughout the day, right? >> exactly right. gusts up to 50 miles per hour or above, and if you look at the map, we got that right now. wilmingto wilmington, 53 miles per hour gusts, strong enough to cause damage if not already seen in your area. branchs that are loose will be

knocked off and knocked into roadways. drive with caution. gusts are strong further north. allen town, 2 the 9 miles per hour, in philadelphia, 41 miles per hour gusts, strong as well. the same at the shore, 49 miles per hour. and 39 in millville. across the board, these are windy days that we have been experiencing and will continue through your afternoon. as a result, it's colder than it truly is outside. take a look at the pocono feeling like 11 degrees. 27 in philadelphia, 28 in millville. dover feeling like 28 degrees out because of the winds and cool air in place. throughout the day, a chilly day mostly due to how strong winds are. radar and satellite show us overall, though, we are dry. today's not supposed to be a rainy day by any means, but a windy day. as we track the next several days including valentine's day and workweek, things stay looking dry. we'll track fast throughout the workweek and talk more about

when the winds let go of the region coming up in a few minutes. see you then. live team coverage continues now live in philadelphia. kate, any damage there? >> reporter: there is damage that was actually just cleared. i'll get to that in a second, but to the relief of hundreds, if not thousands of drivers, this very busy road reopened. it was just in the last few seconds, reopened. the trees, large trees around us, sways quickly and loosely in the wind showing you how strong the wind is here and how strong it's been for hours. the road reopened. i'll be careful, but 200 yards beyond me earlier this morning, the wind toppled a tree, brought down wire, and fell on a box truck, just one of the countless problems caused by this weather. it started overnight, howling

winds ransacked a center city construction site. the fence around love park was toppled and twisted, a sign of just how strong the wind was. over at the airport, officials sent out a warning to travelers saying check your flight status. most arriving flights to philadelphialy international from the northeast were cancelled. departing were in jeopardy too with the high winds here. in lynnwood, a fallen tree took power lines with it. a similar scene not far away on route 23 in lower marion. if you didn't have downed trees and wires in the neighborhood, chances are you saw a lot of this. trash bags strewn about. after strong winds blew over the cans. here in philadelphia, the licenses and inspections

department issued a statement asking all property owners in the city and those in charge of construction sites to secure any items that could easy be taken up and thrown about by the winds so that they do not cause further damage. coming up in the next half hour, meet people whose lives were directly affected by today's weather. reporting live in andora, nbc 10 news. >> thank you for that. download the app for the latest on wind warnings and alerts, track conditions in your neighborhood. time for a check on the roads with our first alert traffic reporter. jess? >> watching windy spots for sure, one, in fact, on this camera here. it's a shaky camera here in the picture on the southbound side and northbound side. there are potholes repairs on the northbound sides showing delays at some point, but here, wood haven road some delays. right now, the biggest problem on the roads is the win.

watching 95 in another area through delaware. 11 minutes drive time. a different part of delaware, newark, capital trail, route 2 around brass lane, there's a crash at that intersection. watch for branchs in lower merion. llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerych wyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch -- and there's traffic signals down from earlier, and earlier crash there, and just around eastern road, back to you. >>. philadelphia police say an argument may have led to a shooting of a man in a wheelchair. he was watching tv when hit by the bullet. police say someone opened fire from outside the man's home last night. nbc 10 spoke exclusively to the vict victim's brother. >> this is a bad area. any time drugs involved, you're going to have violence and all that kind of stuff. >> investigators said an argument involving several people happened before the

shooting, they left, and then the victim was shot. he's in critical condition. police are not sure if he was the intended target. college basketball player from philadelphia wounded in a drive-by shooting is recovering. john davis plays for thomas university near baltimore leading the team over a win saturday night. it was a homecoming of sorts for davis. he played high school ball here, and rather than going home with the team, he stayed in town for his baby's dedication. that's when a gunman opened fire. a bullet grazed his knee, a 16-year-old was also shot. >> grew up with, went out to eat, and they were hanging out, just got back, and, unfortunately, at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> police are investigating. happening now, family, friends, and neighbors remember this community activist who was shot and killed in her home. head of the university city green nonprofit, the funeral underway now in west

philadelphia. she was found shot to death inside her home this month. there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to arrest in the deadly shooting. someone left messages of hate in south jersey, and just before valentine's day. people living here found fliers recruiting people for the kkk. the fliers had messages surrounded by hearts that read, love your own race, and stop homosexual and race mixing. neighbors we spoke to are upset. >> no room for that kind of hate here. >> i'm surprised. i don't know -- it was a shock to me. the fliers have an out of town number on them, and when we calmed the number, it went to a recorded message. police and town leaders are investigating. pennsylvania state senate offices are closed today because of vandalism. someone broke into the building over the weekend and sprayed the inside of the state capitol with a fire extinguisher. crews are cleaning the mess.

the abraham lincoln parade from the union league where the parade begins at 1:00. president lincoln's 208th birthday was yesterday. massive evacuations, update on the incident forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes out west as crews work to prevent a disaster from happening. our neighbors to the north, look at president trump's day with the canadian prime minister and how the winds we're dealing with impacted his arrival to the u.s. take a look at the strong gusts just across the board, 40s and 50s, what we're looking at the wind speeds, those are the gusts. we'll talk about when it dies down with an hour by hour forecast coming up. the nbc 10 first alert weather update is brought to you by colonial generators, never lose power again. go to protect your vehicle?

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♪ weathertech. made right, in america right now, president trump is meeting with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> two leaders will be talking about building a relationship without threatening trade. they will also participate in a round table discussion about women in the workplace organized by first daughter ivanka trump. on the agenda? issues like maternity leave and child care. later this week, president trump meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

he flew to washington this morning. the two leaders will meet at the white house on wednesday. benjamin netanyahu told reporters that israel's relations with the u.s. were about to, quote, get even stronger. the future of the top trump aide is now up in the air. national security adviser, flynn, no longer denying he talked about u.s. sanctions with the russian ambassador before the president's inauguration. the president did not comment on flynn's fate, but a top white house official refused to publicly defend flynn. we could see a rewritten version of president trump's travel ban. on friday, the president said he expected to announce a new version of the ban early this week. president trump is promising more security. on "meet the press," a senior policy adviser said they are not ruling out further court action either. tonight, the senate is expected to confirm mnuchen as treasury secretary. they say he failed to protect

homeowners facing foreclosure in the financial crisis. he says he worked to help homeowners refinance. nearly 200,000 people are out of their homes in northern california because of a dangerous dam crews are trying to fix a hole which was caused by erosion. nbc 10 national reporter, steve patterson, has more from oroville. >> reporter: officials are trying to avoid catastrophe. 30 foot wall of solid water could come if the spillway collapses. the emergency evacuation order given out quickly sunday night and nearly 200,000 people told to evacuate their homes, many of them we've been told threw belongings in plastic bags, into the cars, and headed into a scary situation of people trying to escape and get out of here. that was basically caused by so much rainfall that we've gotten this month, so much talk about the drought in california over

years, and now it seems like, especially in northern california, there's been so much water it's overloading dam systems. this one was simply overloaded because the spill ways were damaged by the water, erosion on primary and secondary spillways leading to officials worrying about spillways giving way to a massive tidal wave which would devastate communities, particularly low lying in this area. now the work is done, and engineers are checking out the spillway to shore this up before the next rainfall is predicted to come this week. back to you. meanwhile, heavy wet snow is blanketing the northeast days after the biggest storm of the season dumped up to 19 inches of snow. winter storm warnings in effect across new england. we're up to two feet of snow is possible. these pictures from massachusetts where the 1993 and high winds are pounding that area. the area's having wind issues

with strong gusts expected this afternoon. that's the thing, we had rain yesterday, not cold enough for snow for our region, but here's a look live outside in philadelphia, looking out at center city. you see the buildings look like they are jumping up and down. they are not. that's the camera wobblie ining around because it's windy. it's rare to see this camera wobbling around. that's how high the gus are. 41 in philadelphia, mount holly, 41 miles per hour, and stronger in trenton at 39, and coatesville at 34. wilmington at 53 miles per hour gusts, strong enough to cause damage to tree branchs or power branchs into power lines, leading to outages, which is why we have a first alert in effect. here's the futurecast. around 40s are possible right now through your early to

mid-afternoon. you see 3:00, seeing some spots near 50 miles per hour. these are strong winds due to the system passing throughout the area. these winds die down, but not until this evening. 8:00 p.m., 25-30 miles per hour gusts. breezy scale as we go overnight into your tuesday morning. those winds let up for the most part, 10-15 miles per hour by 7:00 a.m. breezy throughout the night and morning, but the early part of the evening will still be windy. do expect the drive home a little tug on the wheel. radar and satellite, not tracking rain or snow, there's spots of green here, but that's not rain reaching the ground, but return on radar. we got scattered clouds mixing in with sun, and, actually, that's going to be a focus of this extended forecast. take a peek at the bottom of the screen now with the seven day throughout our neighborhoods. we see more sun in the ten day than we have in awhile. temperatures currently in the

upper 30s and close to 40s in the philadelphia neighborhoods. it does not feel that way. 40 in society hill. parkwood at 40 currently. we got these 30s and 40s, feels like 20s because of the winds. take a look. the feels like temperatures throughout the day. 28 at noon. only up to 29 at 4:00 p.m. in between, we feel like the low 30s at best. it's cold the rest the day because of the winds and down to 27 at 7:00 p.m. the suburbs cooler. only mid to upper 20s. the best it feels like with the mix of clouds and sun, but notice, no rain, no snow for today, even though we feel like mid-20s throughout the afternoon. delaware feeling warmer because temperatures are slightly warmer. 31 degrees at 4:00 p.m., same at jersey shore, and 40 at new jersey at noon. winds hold strong into the afternoon. let's look at the ten-day.

we're tracking temperatures into the low 40s for highs tomorrow. valentine's day if you want to do something, maybe take lunch at the patio, it's cool, but manageable at 47 degrees, and we'll see temperatures staying the same for wednesday. also, take note to icons, dry side throughout wednesday and thursday, and early models say we can have a storm, opportunity look like it's making it to us, new england, though. we are dry wednesday, but thursday, check out the weekend, saturday, 52, and sunday up to 60. >> looking forward to the weekend already. thank you. new leash on life in time for valentine's day. the heart warming story of two new jersey women giving an injured dock a second chance. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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angela merkel is considered to be one of the most powerful women in the world. in the cut throat world of

politics, american women continue to be vastly under represented. this week in philadelphia, the pennsylvania center for women in politics is hosting an event to help women get ready to run, and dana brown is an assistant professor of political science in pittsburgh, and the executive director of women in politics. thanks for being here. >> tharnks for having me. >> you had an event in pittsburgh? >> direct. we had 166 women show up for pittsburgh training, and on saturday, february 18th, campaign training for women here in philadelphia. >> and, so, what's the training about? what's the day about? >> well, it's a one-day bipartisan one-stop shop to learn politics and campaigning for those who have never done it before. >> did you see more interest in women saying i think i might be able to run when hillary clinton ran for president? >> you know, the thing is, i thought there would be a chilling effect after seeing how hillary clinton was portrayed in

the media. interestingly enough, but just the opposite happened. just as we saw with the women's march, women coming out, showing immense interest in getting involved in their local communities, and, certainly, local politics is a way to do that. we're here to help them. >> right. you say, we call it cut throat world of politics, but it's more toned down at local level and have an impact. wipe s women, i want to make a difference, i want to serve. >> right, in pinz, pennsylvania 2017, it's a local election year, school boards, local counsels, county district, local races great opportunity for women to make communities reflect their values. the women out there not necessarily wanting to be candidates for themselves, we encourage you to find a women campaign you believe in and help her run. >> best advice for someone who wants to serve, be a part of the community, but i'm a little bit

weary about running. >> right. if yao a candidate yourself or wanting to help out. the campaign training we offer covers fund raising, political party structure, media training, public speaking. whether you want to be a candidate yourself or participate, all of those skills are -- can be learned, and we'll teach you how to do that this saturday. >> thank you so much. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> the ready to run philadelphia is happening as we said saturday 8:00-5:00 at philadelphia university. information on nbc10.com or our app. vai? >> dangerous winds grip our area, and they are not letting up soon. here's a live look from our eagle's nest camera where you can see the turbines spinning quickly. first alert meteorologist will let us know how long the gusty winds last, and adele's flub,

the mistake she made in a tribute to george michael.

breaking news damaging winds hitting our area, check out this tree down in philadelphia's mt. airy neighborhood. you can see the effects of the windy conditions in center city. a live look from the kimmel campus camera. ben frankly parkway in philadelphia. hold on to your hats and anything else not secured if you're headed outside any time soon. there's a threat of damaging winds and that is why we have issued a first alert today. here's a live look at philadelphia international where there are some delays and cancellations reported today because of the wind. snow also in many north eastern citying impacting the flight schedule. check with your carrier.

it is not tied down, watch out. we were out this morning where you can see the wind was blowing people's trash around. if today happens to be your pickup day, don't say we didn't warn you. >> yeah. we have live team coverage in the region, and katy zach ri is checking out the damage, but we begin with our meteorologist. the winds with us throughout the day, right? >> that's right. we are looking at windy conditions. we called for the winds since last week, we warned, hey, it's a windy monday, and gusts have really picked up. take a look at the current conditions, 39 in philadelphia, and it's still feeli ining like upper 20s because the winds are strong. lower sustained winds, not the gusts, heaviest for strongest winds you experience outside, but the sustained winds are very strong, 29 miles per hour northwest, and the suburbs, 36 the temperature, currently feeling 39 in new jersey and 37 in lehigh valley.

also at 39 in delaware, aek and look at the sustained winds. northwest at 37 miles per hour. gusts are about 50 miles per hour right now in northern delaware. we are looking at very, very strong gusts. as we pointed out already, we are seeing damage, caused mostly with trees and loose debris outside. radar, satellite showing we don't have rain or snow to track with the wind. sometimes a strong northwest wind pulls in lake effect snow. not much as we get to the poconos and lehigh valley for the areas, but it's dry and windy afternoon forecast. here's what we're looking 39 to 40 right now and staying around the low 40s in your amp with gusts just not letting up. we have sustained winds at 2 pennsylvania miles per hour. gusts still up to above 40 miles per hour. this afternoon, we want to track out the winds hour by hour. we'll talk a little more about the rest of the workweek, if you have plans for valentine's day, all that in a bet. thank you.

the wind made back to work monday even tougher. >> we are live in andora where a problem recentlily cleared. you're holding on to your hat. >> reporter: advise i gave earlier, hold on to your hats. there's not cavalier advice. we're really holding our hats. to give you an idea at the strong winds, look at the large, very old big trees that are moving so freely in the wind. it's a little too free for comfort as we are under them. good news we referenced earlier, look, bells mill road, a very, very busy and active road in philadelphia just reopened after crews spent hours clearing one of the large trees that brought down not just branchs with it. >> everything down there, i don't know what's taking so long. >> reporter: frustrated drivers dealt with severe wind damage this morning.

bells mill road was detoured for hours, strong winds took down the trees, damaging power lines in the process, and it fell on a box truck that was drivie ining through. the driver was not injured. it took crews and tree cutters hours to clear the mess. we found one driver who chose to wait out the cleanup rather than detour around it. >> i went to detour, but the traffic's so backed up that i decided to wait for the tree to be cleaned up, sitting here for 45 minutes because the tree is a giant tree, and it smashed the truck. >> reporter: another look at how strong the winds are out here in this section of philadelphia. this old and large tree just swaying easily in the strong winds. one thing, philadelphia, city licenses and inspections department issued a statement asking homeowners across the city and those in charge of construction sites to secure anything lose so it's not blown away causing more damage.

live in andora, nbc 10 news. track the latest on the high wind warning on the nbc 10 app, weather alerts, and conditions in the neighborhood. in other news now, north korea said today it's blood testic missile launch over the weekend was a resounding success. >> nbc reports from south korea. >> reporter: a number of developments in u.n. security counsel convenes, russia and china criticizing this missile test by north korea. the north koreans saying it believes it was a successful test of what it calls a medium to long range missile. now, what, of course, u.s. security officials fear the most is at some point north korea could develop a long range and nuclear capable missile able to reach the u.s. mainland. that's not what was tested here, but it appears to have been a test for the new president. the south korean government saying they believe it's a direct challenge, a tough line

that the new administration has taken on north korea. back to you. >> drew simmons in south korea. in asia, 17 people dead after a tour bus flipped on a highway near taiwan capital. more victims trapped on the bus. this is video in from the scene in the deadly crash. not yet known where tourists were fro. rescue operations continue after an avalanche at a french ski resort, four died and five missing. high level of snow is making it hard for the rescuers to get to the missing people. happening now, army sergeant bergdahl is in a north carolina r courtroom. lawyers are trying to convince the judge he can't get a fair trial because of statements from president trump. he's accused of deserting his post in afghanistan and putting soldiers in danger. trump called bergdahl a traitor. dylan roof asked for a new

federal trial. attorneys said prosecutors did not have jurisdiction. they say roof's case happened entirely in south carolina and had no interstate aspects. same argumenting were denied in roof's trial. he is sentenced to death for killing nine members of a charleston çchurch. a pthe pilot showed up in street clothes rather than uniform. passengers say she got on the intercom, talked everything from divorce to the president's election. united airline is investigating. a woman spent much of her life rescuing dogs, but perhaps none like the one she just dooped. >> here's the story of survival and second chances. >> i love her so much. >> reporter: teresa is like every other dog, likes to walk, loves to cuddle. the only difference? >> someone tried to cut her head

off. >> she was destined from the dinner plate in tie land. this video recorded in the days following the attack. >> luckily, for her, she was able to pull away and only lost the top of her nose. >> karen learned about her from a friend in thailand and immediately saw something. >> she was a survivor. she raised money online to bring her to the u.s. and help pay for her medical care. she needs about $5,000 in surgeries. more than $10,000 came in. and then some. >> a beautiful value type's day sweater, people are sending her gifts and cards, and this story reminds you with the tough times in our world right now, there's so many good people who want to help do the right thing. >> that's a good girl. is that good? >> within days, she fit in with her new friends.

>> she lived her whole life on the streets for two years, and it took her two days to be here in the united states to figure out the couch, and then it took her a few more days to figure out people food, and now she's sleeping on the bed. >> relaxing after an 8,000 mile journey, escaping death, now enjoying life. >> two legged or four legged, giving everybody a second chance at life. >> she is scheduled for surgery next week, and that's to make sure she can breathe normally going forward. karen says she has bigger hopes for her, possibly training her to be a therapy dog to help kids with facial deformities. nbc 10 news. ♪ hello from the outside adele stole the show in more than one way last night. the singer flubbed the live performance, but walked away the bell of the ball.

>> this is the moment trending on social media this morning. >> sorry for swearing and starting again. can you please start it again. i'm sorry. i can't mess this up for him. i'm sorry. >> she stopped singing during the tribute to the late george michael, asked for a do over from the band. she won five grammys, but the most memorable was a tribute to beyonce. >> my idol is queen b, and i adore you, and i am -- you move my soul every single day, and you have done so for nearly 17 years. >> so sweet. adele said beyonce should have won one of the grammys she was given. beyonce celebrated motherhood taking home to grammys including best urban contemporary album for lemonade. are you smarter than your siblings? connection between your brains and birth order. and making a run for it. why so many people will be stripping down to the bare essentials this weekend.

i'm sure you've already noticed if you've been outside this morning, it is a windy day and will continue throughout the afternoon. talking about when the winds let up and what to expect in the rest of the week coming up. the nbc 10 first alert severe weather update brought to you by colonial generatorgenera never lose power again.

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your birth order could determine how smart you are. a study suggests older siblings are the smartest.

researchers tested 5,000 children for two years until they were 14. first borns had higher iq score as early as their first birthday and performed better than younger siblings. experts say parents gave all the children same emotional support, but provided first borns with more mental stimulation. >> ready, set, run. runners stripping down for a great cause saturday, the annual coupe pid's undis run. sandy and patrick have children with nf. first of all, tell us about the event and where proceeds go. >> this one is a one mile fun run in your underwear, a -- >> really? >> yes. >> it's a fundraiser for the nonprofit dedicated to end nf through research. >> talk about your son, owen. >> he was diagnosed with

neurofiber nitosis, 68 weeks of therapy for a brain tumor. he's now stable and watched closely through mri. >> you also -- >> i learned just about a year ago that i also had nf, and unknowingly passed it on to him. >> wow. >> patrick, your daughter's condition is snrks f 2, talk about that. >> it's a little less common than nf1, this is 1 in 25,000 for two, which is classified by tumors growing on the cranial and spinal nerves. it's the hallmark edition that causes deafness, blindness, nerve pain, and other medical conditions. >> worry you there may not -- chance there may not come a cure in your lifetime, or are you guys hopeful and remain optimistic? >> well, i mean, you know, the way to live life is to be

optimistic and take it one day at a time. this run funds clinical trials over eight years, and so we are making a difference. there are nf friends benefitting from the clinical trials going on, so this event does give me hope that we can continue to raise funds for research. >> patrick's brother was a colleague here at nbc 10, and we wish him well. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >> wish your brother well for us. >> i will. >> on to politics now. cupid run happens saturday, february 18th at noon in south philadelphia. for more information go to nbc10.com or cheg out the nbc 10 app. undies. >> yes. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. breaking news we're following for you just in. a live look at an accident that is affecting 95 southbound lanes. this is near phillie

international airport. pennsylvania police say right now the two right lanes are blocked, and people are hurt. definitely an area to avoid right now. keep you updated on air and our app. and if you're going to be out driving this afternoon, make sure taking it easy with a good tight grip on your wheel because those winds are still very strong out there. this is a live look outside philadelphia. you can see the flags just whipping in the wind, and you're going to notice that even down on the ground. sometimes this happens atop buildings, if it's not windy at the snas surface, it is today. it's a hat day out the door. if you have loose branchs, i hope you checked them yesterday. likelihood they are wiggled loose at this point in the gusts. 41 miles per hour gusts in philadelphia, 53 in womilmingto. higher earlier. 39 in trenton, 46 in belmar, and

we can keep going here, wildwood, dover, gusts at 3 a 5 miles per hour. actually, there was a report at 57 miles per hour gusts. high winds continue through the afternoon, only going to weaken after sunset and overnight. looking, the current gusts, about right right now, 40 miles per hour gusts, and throughout the afternoon, notice, they do not change. in some spots, they pick up. there's not an increase from where we are now, but we are consta constant. gusts at 40 miles per hour across the board. they start to weaken. but this is 8:00 p.m. we are home. again, have the tight grip driving back from work or school today. 25 in pottstown, 8:00, still breezy to a little windy by 8:00 p.m., but should weaken throughout the night into your tuesday morning. breezy tuesday morning, but that's it. around 10-15 miles per hour winds, and that's at 8:00 a.m. on tuesday as we kick off

valentine's day. a look at the feels like temperatures as a result of those strong winds. 12 right now, 24 in pottstown, and 27 in philadelphia. it's cold. 21 in northeast philadelphia. atlantic city feeling like 29 degrees currently. feels like temperatures likely only getting to about to the low 30s. best we got this afternoon. here's why. temperatures do not pick up a lot. center at 42 this afternoon. 40 for summerton, and in the suburbs, upper 30s and low 40s and this is a colder day, 39 in allentown and easton at 38 degrees. good news is you see from the icon, it's drier than what we saw yesterday. tremton at 40, and ocean city up to 42. low 40s for cape may. and 43 for wilmington. louis beach reported gusts above 50 miles per hour. this is spread neighborhood to

neighborhood that we are tracking a strong wind. tomorrow, valentine's day, got plans, maybe you're not working or squeezing in something in the time slots of the day. upper 30s at noon, upper 40s for philadelphia in the afternoon, but by 7:00, if you have dinner plans it cools down to 42 degrees. staying dry, but there's more cloud cover for tuesday. suburbs, 29 at 8:00 a.m., 40 by noon, and 37 at 7:00 in the evening for you. and for delaware, slightly warmer, up to 42 noon temperature that will boost mid to upper 40s as well into the afternoon. new jersey at 39, same at 7:00. grab the jacket heading out for dinner tomorrow night. 40 along the jersey shore, and that temperature will continue to drop. let's take a look at the ten day. temperatures today, 42, tomorrow up to 47 for a high on

valentine's day. overnight low, still below freezing, cold overnight. it's february. we continue to see nice conditions, though, staying dry thursday and friday and now looking at drier conditions wednesday and thursday, and look at that, we have sunshine into your weekend with temperatures at 50 through saturday, sunday up to 60 degrees, and we stay in the upper 50s in the next work week as well.

>> video just in of the meeting between trump and canadian prime minister sitting down at the white house to talk job, trade, and the country's economies. they will be participating in a round table on women in the work force. we're working on several stories for this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. we have a live look at what to expect. >> all right. think about this, a lottery that could determine the future of your child's education. it has a lot of parents in a philadelphia talking right now. some of the parents of young children are literally in a panic no longer in control of the child's enrollment status by waiting in line like we used to. they are asking why the lottery could be the future for several philadelphia public schools.

danger on duty, we're not just talking about battling flames, but a city's drug problem creates a health hazard, and these cheerleaders raised money for competition, but the funds never came. how nbc 10 responds left them jumping for joy. those stories and more and accurate weather forecast on the damaging winds and we'll have that this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. for now, back to you guys. >> thank you. sitting again, the star not expected to play against tonight as trade rumors around him. he was benched when seeing the possible deal was in the works. csn saw him hugging locker room staff the weekend. happening today, another sign that warmer weather is not too far off. phillies pitchers and catchers report today to spring training in clear water. the team will hold its first official workout in florida tomorrow. full workout friday. we'll broadcast the home opener

friday april 7th. spring is around thor. >> excited about that. >> been to a fliers and sixers game, and phillies next. >> all right. >> let's look outside. we got a view, i believe, yeah, the flags whipping around. they have been strong since you guys came in to morning. windy all morning long and all afternoon, and they finally die down into this evening. a live look at the sports complex. you see those really -- camera shaking too. that's when you know it's windy, when the cameras move around as well as flags. we got high winds. look at -- now we're at cape may, and it's windy even down to the shore. this is not choosing one neighborhood or another, this system, but the whole area is windy. in fact, looking at high wind reports down to louis beach. current gusts now, 39 in wildwood. 43 in wilmington, a drop from 53 a half hour ago.

41 in philadelphia and toms river. tracking windy conditions the rest of today. it will die down tonight, a a little breezy into tomorrow morning, but overall, today, it's cold because of the winds. wind chills only up to 30, and then tomorrow, we get 47, tuesday, wednesday, lower 40s third, and friday, look at the weekend, sunny to mostly sunny conditions. 60 degrees. that's the weekend to do something. >> wow. >> beautiful. >> incredible. >> very good. stays nice into the next workweek as well upper 50s. >> tomorrow's not bad. can't complain. >> no excuse to go out and do something fun. it's work, though, right, tuesday, so plan something for the weekend. >> excellent, thanks. thank you for watching news at 11:00. >> all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day. >> stay updated on the nbc 10 app.

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