the rain then a major drop in temperatures. >> live radar shows us what's moving across the region right now. keep those umbrellas handy. rain pounded the city all day long. later tonight there will be much of the same. this weather whiplash is also hitting the jersey shore. this is a live look at a foggy socked in cape may. >> it's a slick evening commute as we check on the roads in delaware. a wet i-95 in wilmington. the rain is moving back into the area after a soaker of a friday. we have coverage of the rain and the soon to be falling temperatures. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the cold on the way, but first chief meteorologist tammie souza has an update on the rain. >> it'so be falling in all of our areas a little bit later on tonight. right now we have bands that are coming in. it's been heavy, an inch or so across much of the area. some places slightly more than that if you're under these bright colors of orange, yellow and red.

a heavy band has moved into the atlantic. that came through earlier. we have a little bit of a break for philadelphia, south jersey and parts of delaware. but we have this next band that is stretching from berks county, chester county and northern portions of delaware. this is our doppler on wheels, this can be placed wherever we see the biggest threat or heaviest rain. we've put this near limerick and potts down and collegeville, you can see these shades of yellow. that's where we're watching these heavier pockets come through. we're watching for any isolated thunderstorms. that is a close up look. this is a broader picture. it's smoothed out. this doppler radar shows the exact same thing. you can see it stretching past limerick and potts down. reading, you're getting a little bit of a break. allentown, you have a steady shower. further south and you're looking at west chester under steady rain. wilmington, steady rain in your

neighborhood. let's go on down into parts of delaware. middletown, not so much. but we are going to see this dropping through smyrna and then heading off toward south jersey. so the big picture is that we have a lot more headed our way. you can see well off to the west. there's heavy snow across the ohio valley. a little bit of freezing rain in between that and the rain that has to come through our area. we'll time this out for you in a few minutes. it's the snow and freezing rain that's most outstanding to see and that's because of the temperature drop. we're going to see that temperature drop early tomorrow morning. glenn, break that down for us. >> yeah, tammie. it's hard to believe one day to the next is going to be such a dramatic change. we look back to last saturday, remember how frigid it was. at noon, 14 degrees. it felt like 3 below zero. here's tomorrow. 29 at noon, feeling like 19. yeah, cold.

but not as frigid as last saturday. in between, here we are with temperatures in the 60s and feels like temperatures in the 60s. what a roller coaster. that is extreme temperature changes. that's for sure. now, at the moment, we have 60s across much of the area, 61 in philadelphia. it's a little cooler in millville and at the shore because of the wind coming in off the 34 degree ocean. that's cold. and we're going to see the temperature crash pretty much after midnight. 60 at midnight. by 8:00 a.m. we'll be 32. it's almost a 30 degree drop. the feels like temperature will make it more like a 40 degree drop. it's feeling like it's in the teens all through the day. and when the eagles are playing, that's what it's going to feel like. feeling like 60s now, but by 6:00 a.m. the cold is already in. and by 7:30 in the morning, feeling like 13 in potts town.

8 by 9:00 a.m. look what happens in the afternoon while we're playing football. feeling like the teens. there will be warmup, but there's also going to be some snow in the rest of the forecast. that's coming in a few minutes. you can always count on nbc 10 to help you stay ahead of this changing weather. the nbc 10 app will have real time updates and alerts for your neighborhood as the temperatures get ready to take a plunge. the eagles are on the road to victory. fans are getting ready for tomorrow's playoff matchup by stocking up on all the pregame essentials. nbc 10's deanna durante is live in montgomery county. the stores were jam packed today? >> reporter: they are. you know, not everybody is going to the game though probably everybody wishes they could. we decided to go out and show you a few things you can get from football cookie cakes to all kinds of eagles decorated cookies. football cake here.

egg rolls. there are plenty of people that are waiting for you to stock up. >> eagl-a-g-l-e-se-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: are you going to be watching the game tomorrow? it's a first for chloe and her mom, brooke. your first playoff game? >> yeah. >> are you going to be cheering? >> yes. >> we're super excite today win, right? >> yes. >> reporter: they're not the only one. >> it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: at this pub in springfield township, the tables are set, the menu items stocked, and the kitchen, working overtime. >> half off wings, we have beer specials, drink specials. it should be a really fun day for everybody. >> i think it's going to be close but i definitely think we're going to win. >> they stir it up every weekend, that's for sure. >> reporter: in the kitchen at the market at lafayette hill, the chef is not talking about the team. from ribs to crabcakes and even

the most ordered item, cheesesteak egg rolls. the work is being done for fans who will wait until the last minute for their tailgating needs. >> around 10:30, 11:00, people will come in and buy things. >> i think we got it. we can do this. for sure. >> reporter: now, here they're trying to bring on whatever luck they can from the green ribbons to the football cookies and snacks. this is my new friend, max. he says the eagles have to win, why is that? >> so i can go to the championship game. >> reporter: your uncle has season tickets and he's taking some people this week and he promised to take you if they win tomorrow? >> yes. >> reporter: you hear that eagles, you've got to pull this out. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> got to win it. nothing says philadelphia more than football and pretzels. why not combine them? the pretzel factory did just that, creating these salty

treats in honor of our birds. i'm officially hungry now. xfinity law kicked off a party for fans. >> reporter: britney shipp is there with plenty of eagles spirit behind you there. >> reporter: all right. we're having a good time, you know what? we're going to have to do it again. are you ready? >> let's go. >> reporter: let's go, that's what it's all about. we're here at xfinity live. the rally goes from now until 7:00. you guys excited? they're so cute singing. you still have time to come down here. we have the road to victory bus. you can sign your well wishes to the eagles. we've been out with the bus all day, even though it was pouring rain. we saw fans come out to the comcast center. we went to south philly and now we're here at xfinity live. you can tell the fans are getting pumped for tomorrow's

big e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> can't hear that song enough. >> i know, over and over and over again. >> all right, we'll have much more eagles coverage as we get you ready for the big game. coming up at 5:15 we'll show you one fan that took his art to a new level for the birds. at 5:43 we'll see what happens when you put an eagle against a falcon. it's a story you won't want to miss. philadelphia police gave first aid to a man who was hit by a car early this morning on broad street. police tell us the driver stayed on the scene. we're working to learn the injured man's identity and condition. ♪ ♪

it was a sumber domber day philadelphia. thousands lined the streets to say good bye to one of the bravest. >> aundrea cline-thomas was there to remember the life of captain letourneau. >> reporter: most people know matt letourneau as a firefighters but he was also a husband, father, friend and uncle. he was always willing to help people out. >> i can't believe we're here. not for anyone, not for matt. >> reporter: captain matt letourneau made his mark by showing up 100% for work for his family and friends. today, city residents and fellow first responders from across the country returned the favor. >> he had ideas. lots of ideas. and he was engaged.

he was all in. all the time. >> reporter: letourneau was only a teenager when he became a firefighter. his career brought many accolades, his fathmily says it was an honor. >> he said no children, i have the best nieces and nephews in the world. >> reporter: hundreds filled the basilica of st. peter and paul to honor matt's 42 full years of life. outside even more in uniform were doing the same. >> he's a hero, you know, it's what we do every day. and, you know, every day when you go to work there's no guarantee that you're going to come back home. >> reporter: how do you honor the life of a man who paid the ultimate sacrifice? >> we'll never forget the incredible sacrifice that lieutenant matthew letourneau made the keep the residents of philadelphia safe. >> reporter: you simply say thank you. now, also today, in honoring

that sacrifice, matt letourneau was promoted to captain. reporting live in logan square, aundrea cline-thomas. >> beautiful words today. you can learn more about captain letourneau's life of service now on nbc10.com. switching gears now, coming up crude comments, how haitians are reacting to president trump's comments. brush strokes of inspiration, how an eagles fan is taking an artistic approach to the playoff run. next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coined the phrase, "we give you coverage options based on your budget."

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so many eagles fans have felt just inspired by the seasoned fans who feel uplifted by the team's run to the top seed. nbc 10 lauren mayk has the story. >> reporter: jamar painted this portrait. >> my manager, he's like, man, you know, our city needs help, man with the eagles, man. wentz, he's injured and i'm like i got something, man.

>> reporter: jamar took a blank canvas and began sketching. >> wentz is injured, you know. and right now foles is our quarterback right now. he's, you know, helping his team. he's giving the team inspiration to win right now. he's our angel right now. even though wentz is down, he's still giving him the energy to get this team to the championship. >> reporter: as jamar wrote in his paintings, we ride together, we fly together. he's taken his painting to broad street where the idea of a parade a month from now is almost too much to put into words. >> man. as soon as you said that, like, i seen like, so much happiness. it just touched me right there, seriously, it really did. this right here, like, we really made it. i see it. >> that was l lauren mayk

reporting. >> this version right here. ♪ fly eagles fly >> those are 4th graders. they certainly have a lot of eagles spirit. just one of hundreds of versions of the fight song sent in from our nbc 10 viewers. >> remember, nbc 10 is your official eagles station and the only place where you can see the battle of the birds tomorrow. our coverage starts at 9:30 in the morning with inside the eagles. we pick back up at noon. stay with us after the game for exclusive interviews from the players and the coaches. and here's a live look from our eagles nest camera, the tarp is on the field ahead of tomorrow's 4:35 kickoff. keeping things as dry as possible there. >> absolutely. tammie souza is joining us now. big changes are coming? >> big changes are coming. they're keeping the tarp on the field now because of all the

rain. they want to keep the field dry and safe for the players. they're going to have to get that thing off the minute the rain ends because anything left on it might freeze into ice and it will be a difficult situation. if you're going out there tomorrow, be prepared for everything. you walk around tonight in flip-flops, brag how warm it is, enjoy. because when you go to bed and wake waup tomorrow morning it wl be winter again. take a look at the fog out there. the colder river water and then that warm air above, it looks very ominous. maybe that's a good sign for the eagles. 64 today was the high, we should be at 40, we're 25 degrees above average. this is a gift from mother nature. the low was 53 this morning. we've seen almost 1.25 inches of rainfall so fall. we may add another inch to that tonight. we're going to see a soaking across the area.

that's why we have a first alert. it's a weather whiplash for the entire area. we'll continue to see the rain. some of it is flooding rain locally on the roadways. be aware of that when you're out and about on your car. never drive through anything that's deep water. this is going to last through saturday night, this first alert. why is that? as soon as the heavy rain stops temperatures will plummet. it will be treacherous travel by tomorrow afternoon. dangerously cold with a wind chill that could be into the single digits during game time tomorrow night. doppler radar, the heaviest rain is offshore. we have this band moving through the philadelphia suburbs down into parts of delaware. allentown, reading, hatfield, downingtown, limerick, potts town and collegeville. that's where we have our storm ranger. it's checking out the heavier bands. you can see the shades of red

and yellow. we're able to discern where the heaviest rain is. so we go further to the south, wilmington is starting to pick up rain. middletown light showers. dover, you're dry right now but you're about to see rain. be prepared for that. off to the west we're looking at heavy snow from cleveland through cincinnati. ahead of that, this pink, that's a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain. we have all of this rain that still has to make its way through our area. that's why we're expecting a wet night. there's the cold front driving all of it. behind the cold front is the frigid air. the red arrows show you we have southerly winds. we're hanging onto the 60s through midnight. we'll see breaks in the showers periodically. 8:30, some showers in the suburbs and philadelphia. a little bit of a break around midnight. heavier showers yet to come. you notice the pinks now approaching the pocono and the lehigh valley. 3:00 in the morning we have a break across philadelphia. but they could be getting some freezing rain, so be aware of

that if you're driving in the upper pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, berks county, poconos. look at the snow moving through altoona, maybe even pittsburgh. the snow doesn't hit us, but winds do come in. look at the shift of the winds. that's that cold air. i'm going to run this through the timeline. monday, going into tuesday. look, snow, there's another system coming. it may bring a dusting of snow into the poconos. wednesday we'll see rain transitioning to snow. we could be doing shoveling by late in the day on our wednesday. now, here are the temperatures, the big picture. the deep freeze is headed our way. 3 in minneapolis. 3 below zero in bismarck. look at the 60s. we're hanging onto it through midnight. it will be gone when you wake up tomorrow morning. 61 right now in philadelphia. 63 in coatesville. 63 in dover. 56 in vineland. 55 in atlantic city and 64 in trenton. we will break down the timeline

of these temperatures when i come back in just a little while. we'll take a look at the ten day on 10. trust me, you need the winter gear when you wake up tomorrow morning. guys? we have breaking news just into nbc 10. police in california have made an arrest in the killing of a university of pennsylvania student. he was found dead tuesday in a park. we are expected to learn more at a news conference. it's scheduled for 7:00 eastern time. we're going to stream that for you live when it happens on our website. again, police in california have made an arrest in the killing of a penn student blaze bearingstein. we'll stay on top of this breaking story. coming up right here, changes on the rails. certain septa riders will see a major shift in their departure times. we'll tell you what you need to know.

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welcome back, taking a live look at the blue cross river rink. you can see that fog as we deal with this weather whiphalash. we have team coverage coming up in just minutes. it's the birthday of a famous philadelphian.

>> benjamin franklin would have been a spry 312 years old. franklin was remembered at a lunch today at the museum of the american revolution in old city. during the celebration, dr. robert bogle was given the 2018 franklin founders award. heads up septa riders. new regional rail schedules go into effect on sunday. there will be major shifts to departure times for the weekday thorndale and trenton lines. other lines will change as well, including the airport line and several septa bus routes. you can look for the complete list of changes on nbc10.com. it's going to be a battle of the birds tomorrow in south philadelphia. while the experts say the eagles are underdogs on the field. we're finding out when would win in a real battle of the birds out in the wild. plus, presidential denial. president trump says he did not

say crude remarks about african nations that have sparked a backlash. how immigrants in our area are responding tonight.

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look like they're moving down into the city. i-95 in south philadelphia, you're going to need your wipers on the roads. right now we have a bit of a break from the worst of the weather. a lot of traffic out there for a friday evening. >> slow going on the schuylkill expressway. the weather is going to get worse over the next few hours. we have team coverage to help you prepare for all the weather we'll see this weekend. >> let's begin with first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza. she's tracking the rain for us. >> it's going to continue overnight as well. let's take a look at what's going on. what you have to prepare for. first of all, we have foggy conditions out there. any of the low lying areas you're driving through, it will probably have water in them in locally flooded areas. we'll also see patchy fog out there. tonight we'll see the rain, heavy at times. especially as we approach midnight, we'll get a good burst then. then it will start to taper off.

behind that comes this arctic blast. next week, we're tracking what could be another significant snow for our area. so we've got a whole lot that's going on. radar picking up another band stretching from the lehigh valley down through philadelphia and into parts of delaware. let's take a look at this quickly. from allentown down through hatfield, over to philadelphia we're seeing a steadier shower. philadelphia is on the edge of this, but it is moving in. be prepared, you'll see more rain headed your way in the next half hour. middletown and into the north and central portions of delaware, we're looking at a steadier rain developing as well. to the west we have heavy rains now moving through pittsburgh behind that, a line of sleet and freezing rain. behind that, some heavy snow. it's not the snow from this system that we're looking out for, but we're concerned about early tomorrow morning we could see freezing rain developing. here's what's going to go on.

let's walk you through tonight and into tomorrow morning. we'll see some more of these showers developing. they will kind of be sporadic. you'll get a bit of a break along the jersey shore. there will be breaks in delaware. we'll get breaks over philadelphia about 11:00. then we get that steadier rain moving in. behind that, at 3:00, we start to clear out in philadelphia. that's when you see the shades of pink moving into the lehigh valley. freezing rain is a potential out there overnight tonight. once the temperatures plummet we could see freezing of any standing water. that's a big concern, right glenn? >> those temperatures are definitely going down and what is going to bring them down is a change in the wind. you can barely see the flag, but it's blowing that way. tomorrow morning it starts blowing that way. that brings the arctic air in here. right now, we see temperatures that are still incredible for this time of the year. 61 in philadelphia. still 64 in allentown where we set a record earlier.

dover is 63. a cool spot, rehobeth beach, 47. right off the ocean. so most of the night tonight we're 60 plus. don't need any kind of heavy coat. you need the umbrella. toward daybreak we start to plunge. it's 4:00 a.m., it's around 60. and then it really goes down. by 8:00 a.m., it's 31 and feeling like 20. that's a 40 degree drop in the way it feels in just a few hours. then, it hangs in there feeling like the teens most of the day until it goes down even more tomorrow night right in the middle of the eagles game. we're feeling like 64 now. here comes the change. it just whips through here and it comes like that. so if you're out in the middle of the night and it's mild, you're not going to believe how fast it's going to cool down. this is also going to freeze

things like tammie was saying. it's going to be feeling like single digits in some of these suburbs. even during the day tomorrow. we don't have to wait until tomorrow night. look at the teens during the afternoon, just when the eagles are playing. middle of the game, 11 degrees. 6 in potts town and doylestown. then it gets colder as you're out there, hopefully celebrating tomorrow night. again, it's going to be even colder than it will be during the game. and that cold is going to last even into next tuesday. much of next week is going to be chilly. tammie will have that coming up in a few minutes. all right. count on nbc 10 to help you stay ahead of this changing weather. the nbc 10 app will have realtime updates and alerts for your neighborhood as these temperatures get ready to take that big plunge. tonight, president trump is pushing back, denying he used offensive language when talking about african countries. the comments reportedly came

during a meeting with seven lawmakers discussing immigration. nbc 10's tim furlong spoke with a local man from haiti who is defending his homeland. >> reporter: i'm going to ask you flat out, is your country a [ bleep ]. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: fritz has lived in delaware for decades but he regularly goes back to his house in his home country of haiti. he's been texting back and forth about the comments the president reportedly made about haiti and some african countries. >> that's president trump. >> reporter: he respects the office of the president but he thinks donald trump isn't going to get a second term. >> we're going to get this done. >> reporter: all of this came about during discussions over immigration. president trump has denied using the s-word. in a statement he said he never said anything negative about haiti. >> reporter: he says after

hurricane and earthquakes and an unstable government haiti has plenty of work to do. but president trump should watch his words. joe biden tweeted this is not how a president should speak or behave. most of all, he says it's not what a president should believe. whether or not trump's political base is okay with his words and beliefs, well, fritz just isn't. >> i will tell him hey, you're prejudice, you're prejudice, that's it. >>. >> reporter: nbc 10 news. here's a look at the other stories making headlines across our region today. camden county, a live look at the swearing in of camden's new mayor. he's the city's 48th mayor. he's a camden native, he worked side by side with the outgoing mayor for 26 years. he tells us his goal is to create jobs, get rid of the city's deficit and make the city more inviting for people to work

and live. lov layoffs are coming to lh county. the cuts will come at rodale press distribution centers. in newcastle county tonight, there is a huge celebration to honor dr. martin luther king jr. it begins at 7:00 in wilmington. nine houses of worship put this service together. the event will honor king's life and legacy and include musical performances by several choirs. in montgomery county, 15,000 people are expected to attend the greater philadelphia pet expo underway right now in oaks. there are exotic and domestic animals. even a petting zoo there. the event runs through sunday and promises fur flying entertainment, some competitions as well, and more than 100

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and the falcons, that is, in battle in the wild. >> we're talking eagles versus falcons. one species is faster, the other is more powerful. i'm rosemary connors, we're breaking down the battle of the birds. i'm willing to bet neither of them likes the bitter cold. yes, we have rain right now, but this is what's headed our way for tomorrow. dig out your winter gear, do not be deceived. we're in for an arctic blast. i'll break it down in your neighborhood when we come back.

the battle of the birds is almost here. which team is the better bet, the eagles or the falcons? >> we're going with the eagles. >> i know. >> what are you talking about? well, we went straight to the source. this is what we're talking about, the zookeepers who know

each species' strengths and weaknesses. rosemary connors reports. >> reporter: when you come to the elmwood park zoo, even on a rainy day, the first creatures that greet you are the eagles. they're not the only species of prey here. huddled in the wet weather, these falcons are tough birds. how does a falcon match up to an eagle? >> the eagles have stamina and strength. >> reporter: and focus. you've heard the term eagle eye. >> they can see the furthest. they go up really high, fly above everything else. they can go up 10,000 feet and soar and just pinpoint their prey like a snake climbing up a tree. >> reporter: but falcons are fast. >> they are dive birds. they can get up to 200 miles per hour in a straight dive. >> reporter: still, the eagles have power. giving them the edge over any opponent. >> a bald eagle has the record for the largest item carried in

flight. >> reporter: a running back? >> they could get close. >> reporter: it will truly be a battle of the birds. reporting from the elmwood park zoo, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. those eagles do not mess around. everyone's excited for saturday's game. >> hundreds of you have sent your videos of your version of the eagles' fight song, including lots of local schoolkids. ♪ ♪ ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory >> an impressive performance there from the boys at st. edmunds academic in wilmington. we'll excuse the red blazers, they're part of their uniform. we understand. it's obvious that all the kids are bleeding their eagles' green. >> they sound great. please keep the performances coming. what's the spin you've got going on the song? record your performance and upload it to nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app.

tag us on social media wi witwith #fl with #flyeaglesfly. >> what is that? >> my mom gave me this. >> i had it at my desk. i had to pull it out as a prop. >> turn it this way. >> did you mom make it? >> no. she did not make this. >> i was going to be over there learning from your mom. >> does it play the fight song? >> it's just for decoration but we're all showing our eagles pride. >> put it on the door for st. patrick's day day. i'm driving by your house this evening, it better be on your door. the radar is lit up. let's take a look at what you need to know, what to expect over the next couple of days. okay. rain tonight it could be heavy at times.

much of the area picking up between an inch and inch and a half of rain. perhaps another half inch to inch on the way tomorrow. then it cuts off and we get an arctic blast. this is a harsh arctic blast. when you drop 30 degrees in maybe two hours, that is a shock to the system. next week we're tracking a storm, perhaps the middle of next week that could be another shoveling event. that's something we'll have to put in the back of our minds, get through this weekend and focus on the middle of next week. right now we're watching rain, another band of steady rain making its way through the area stretching from the lehigh valley to philadelphia. chester county down through parts of delaware. from reading to allentown, to pittsburgh, doylestown, limerick, new morgan that's where we're seeing the rain. and then a little bit further to the south, abington, you're getting light showers. philadelphia? you're going to be looking at steadier rain picking up. west chester, charlestown, we're

looking at steadier rain. further to the south from middletown to smyrna down to dover, we're looking at steady rain. all of this is going to be headed eastward. it's part of a huge and very powerful winter storm system. heavy snow from buffalo through cleveland, through cincinnati. ahead of that freezing rain, and ahead of that is all the rain we have to get through. let's walk you through hour by hour and get you ready for this. we're going to put the temperatures on here, because i know at the bottom of our screen you've been looking at temperatures and you're saying what do you mean it's going to be 68 tomorrow? that's at midnight. then it falls after that. watch the temperatures, watch the rain. here we go, we're in the 60s. we stay in the 60s. heavier rain coming in, about 8:00, 9:00 from the upper pennsylvania suburbs through philadelphia. look at the numbers, overnight we're up to 65. that's at 3:00 in the morning. 25 degrees above where we should be this time of year. then we start to see a little bit of a mixed freezing rain or

sleet making its way into the poconos and lehigh valley. the snow you see off to the west skirts us to the north. look at the temperature at 4:30 a.m. 59 in philadelphia. 37 in allentown. watch these numbers start to fall. 6:30 in the morning we're 38 in philadelphia. spotty showers around, maybe snow in the poconos. 27 by 9:30 tomorrow morning. let's take a look at how much more rain we're going to get. anything that falls is going to freeze tomorrow. we could see another inch in some places, maybe .7 of in inch. philadelphia, maybe another inch to inch and a half. the feels like temperature, 4:00 in the morning, that cold air is already invading. look at this, 15 in the poconos. still feels like 65 in philadelphia. 8:00 a.m., it will feel like 21. when you wake up it will not feel like today. game time, 4:00, it will feel like 17 in philadelphia. the game ends, it's going to feel like 8 degrees out there.

you need your winter gear. here's the temperature in the feels like, see how quickly this is going to fall off. 4:00, we fall and stay cold all day long. that feels like is bitter out there. here is your official game day forecast. 4:35, we're going to be looking at 32. kickoff, 29 with gusty winds. 25 when the game ends. the feels like will be between 9-15 degrees. here's your ten day on ten. we're looking at 42 tomorrow. 29 on sunday. tomorrow the temperatures plummet all day long. we'll see 30 on monday for the holiday, 33 tuesday. could see snowshowers and we could see a more vigorous snow on wednesday. builter co bitter cold on thursday and back to the 50s by next weekend. >> thank you. coming up a chance for payback.

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nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. the stress for one family at the jersey shore. how mother nature added insult to injury as their son battles a serious disease. plus, we're getting the party started early. we'll head over to xfinity live where eagles fans are getting psyched for tomorrow's big game. well, here comes the next round of rain and some of it is going to be heavy. a lot more to come tonight. when it finally stops and when you're going to notice that big drop in temperatures, next at 6:00.

right now at 6:00, a weather whiplash for your wardrobe. you'll need that raincoat. the radar shows much more wet weather moving in. >> but by tomorrow morning, the winter coat needs to come out of the closet. temperatures drop nearly 30 degrees in just a matter of hours. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. most areas are seeing a break from the rain right now. that's good news for people headed home during the evening rush. >> earlier today, the streets and sidewalks got a real soaking. >> and we can look forward to more of this in the hours ahead. first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza begins our team coverage. tammie, that rain is coming back? >> it's coming back. if you're going out tonight, use caution on the roads. we have a lot of ponding and localized flooding. you'll need the umbrella and

rain slicker and boots or ugly shoes, whatever you want. let's take a look at what's fallen so far. we picked up 1.25 in philadelphia. throughout the area, you can see various amounts, the least has been out along the shore where we've seen less than .10 of an inch. we have more on the way. we could pick u another inch or more through the overnight hours. we have another band of rain making its way from the lehigh valley through philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, delaware, and it's now beginning to make s way into south jersey. behind that several more bands. bushkill all the way over to raratan. doylestown, limerick, reading, allentown, all looking at periods of steady rain. philadelphia, light rain for you. west chester, we're looking at a steadier rain. then we drop into delawarehere we actually hav steady rain all the way from wilmington down to dover. no