super sized victory the eagles are going to the super bowl and we've got all of the excitement from last night's big win. >> pack your bags if you're thinking about a trip to minneapolis to see the game in person, we'll tell you what it will take to travel there and get a ticket to the big game. and a dramatic morning on capitol hill as lawmakers try to get a short-term extension pass to temporarily end the government shutdown. >> we're going to the stinking super bowl and that's all we need to know. >> it wasn't even close. right now at 11:00, the philadelphia eagles are going all the way thanks to a bird's blowout, the road to victory is taking the eagles and their fans

directly to minnesota for super bowl lii and rematch against tom brady and the new england patriots, a game you can only watch here on nbc 10. good morning, i'm dray clark. the eagles are going to the super bowl in case you haven't heard for third time in long storied history. a sellout crowd watched the eagles shut down the vikings early. a mid field and returned the ball for a touchdown. from there, the birds offense piled up points, nick foles threw three touchdowns, two to jeffery. 38-7 to win the nfc championship and this morning, foles has a lot more believers. >> couldn't be happier for him. told him i was proud of him and loved him. everything we knew he was and you know, he's been that way now for two weeks and it's showing on the field. >> we missed a couple of big plays early and we're able to

execute. >> head coach doug pederson is speaking to reporters today at noon about the bird's victory. you can watch it live on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app. check out the streets after the game clock hit zero, zthis s the view from sky force 10 as crowds stormed in the streets in different parts of philadelphia. police said officers managed to clear the streets without any arrests. and now the crowds are scooping up championship merchandise, anything they can get their hands on. pamela osbourne is live in center city with more on the race to grab green gear. hey, pam. >> well, dray, that's how you know you're a real fan when you've been up all night celebrating the eagles win but you find enough energy to get yourself to a store and upgrades your gear before getting to work on a monday morning.

before the son came up, eagles fans were lined up outside a south philly modell's to stock up on the green merch. >> we're coming from you, baby. >> fans look to support the underdog's new title, the nfc champs. >> we waited so long. we thought once we're done that we was going to get there but nick foles pulled the rabbit out of the hat. >> providing energy through the city that a fresh cup of coffee couldn't give. at this dunkin' donuts, eagles championship gear was part of the uniform. >> very proud, very proud. it's exciting to be in south philly. i'm from delaware. >> reporter: italian pastries the theme was green. >> we have our championship cannoli and eagles cup cakes and cookies. >> this super bowl they'll have all of the treats and eats for

fans looking to sweeten the super bowl win. >> lines out the door and down the block. they caught us off guard a little bit in 2004 but we'll be ready. >> reporter: norman palmer believes the birds are ready too despite what the nai sayers thought they knew. >> ever since carson went down, everybody counted us off, that we don't have 33 other guys for the city. >> reporter: and so that win felt really, really good for fans but how about winning $5,000. when we come back at 11:30, we'll introduce you to a fan who actually won that money at the casino this morning. he says, he's going to minnesota. reporting live in center city, pamela osbourne, nbc 10 news. >> he'll need every dime of it. reaction to the eagles win is coming in from all over social media. that includes an emotional reaction from women's world cup champion soccer player julie ertz, the wife of zach ertz. take a look.

>> oh, my -- >> she got the good news about the eagles victory just as the whistle blew at her u.s. soccer team game in san diego last night. her husband zach watched the video during an interview with john clark and he told clark his wife's schedule is clear two weeks from now so she will be able to go to the super bowl to watch him play. philadelphia mayor tweeted this as a person who has lived here my entire life and loves eagles, this is emotional. i'm happy to be here but want to climb over that mountain. all of us past and present deserve it. fly, eagles fly. well, you could call the super bowl deja vu for eagles fans. this trip has major similarities to the last time they played for a national title. the last time the birds were in the bowl they played the patriots just as they will in minneapolis but before that, they also had to beat the falcons and the vikings in the

playoffs. just like they had to do this year, one thing we hope will change from the last super bowl appearance is that the eagles will of course come away with a victory. by land and by air, eagles nation is getting ready to invade minnesota. this morning thousands of birds die-hard fans are plotting a course for minneapolis and nbc 10s randy gyllenhaal joins us on how fans are going to get there. >> there's basically going to be two groups of fans heading to minnesota, fans with the golden ticket going to the game and fans just there to party for the whole weekend. driving there is going to be your cheapest option, it's a 17-hour, 21 minute drive, more than 1100 miles. fly sg getting expensive, plane tickets going for hundreds of dollars. nonstop flights more than 1,000 and you still need a ticket to the game. that is not easy. and face value tickets nearly impossible to find only a few

season ticket holders will get lucky enough. on the resale market, 5700 to 7,000 for nosebleed. closer to the feed, 15,000 to 40,000 behind the bench. by the way, you can watch at home with friends on nbc 10 and 50 bucks for some wings and beer. >> we were talking about it but we don't know if we want to make the trip yet. >> i can't afford that right now, no. >> reporter: would you like to go? >> i would love to go. >> i would love to see the eagles take down the patriots, can't stand to see tom brady win another championship. >> might cost you an arm and leg. >> i would give it. >> they flock to away games, green legion organizing a big trip out there. it's going to be cold but at least that stadium is in a dome. dray. >> nothing warm about minneapolis this time of year. the championship game is two weeks away and the only place you'll see it is right here on nbc 10. we are the official television station ever the philadelphia eagles so you can watch every

moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. >> first alert weather. >> the clouds are hanging around this morning but it's a pretty mild monday out there. we're already in the 50s definitely, a winning forecast after that big win last night. you watched the game and you're as excited as everybody else, right? >> oh, yeah, it was fun watching the game last night and it's fun to talk about a forecast that's still very mild. so like yesterday, there we go, in the 50s again, we're at 51 in philadelphia and 52 in northeast philly. 50 in blue bell. those mid-40s for perk see, up to allentown, 47, millville at 53. we are looking at warm air trying to sneak in from the southwest but a warm front is crossing our region right now. some of us aren't quite as warm as areas like rehoeb edge beach.

flekz of green in harrisburg and west, that's isolated showers. today we'll stick with clouds but stay fairly dry as the warm front tries to press through. tomorrow, what happens after the warm front, the cold front passes and that will bring us a better chance of rain and even thunderstorms but you can see for now, not a lot of action in our neck of the woods. it's going to be tomorrow that our forecast gets more active. in fact, take a look. this is the hour by hour model. you can see the showers sitting through central parts of pennsylvania, drop down and let's run through today. this is 3:00 in the afternoon. we're cloudy and winds are trying to shift to a south-southwest flow and into about the mid-50s. we go through 7:30, now we're falling but we are still dry. then tomorrow morning s. that's when the action starts, hour by hour for you -- >> thank you, crystal. >> celebrations turn into vandalism in one north

philadelphia. look at these cars spray painted with green paint along north 16th street. a half dozen cars were targeted by the vandals, temple university police are now investigating what happened here. >> two men are in the hospital after a shooting in south philly broad -- the gunman or gunmen recovered more than two dozen shell casings and nbc 10 obtained -- surveillance video from a home security camera near the shooting scene. it shows -- back to the car and speeding away police made no arrests. opening stalts are under way in the corruption trial of allentown mayor, ted poelow ski, faces charges of running a pay to play scheme, trading more than 150,000 in city contracts for campaign donations.

he says he's innocent. in november the democrat won re-election for his fourth term. time now for a check on the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter. >> we're watching the roads right now actually a pretty quiet afternoon or beginning of the afternoon commute. watching the vine street expressway moving through center city, not seeing problems right now, cameras on 24th showing that. a little delay on the westbound side which is pretty normal and i was hearing reports of a disabled vehicle up ahead and couldn't see the camera so maybe that's what the delay is. anyway, watch for that. but it's pretty normal for right now anyway. we're watching a disabled vehicle on heritage drive, that might delay you a tad but roads in new jersey look great, 295 around the block horse pike is good or moving north or southbound side not seeing delays. we had some construction crews in the northbound side. total drive time not affected right now, 13 minutes from the

vine to wood haven. >> up next, crisis on capitol hill. a critical vote is happening on the floor of the u.s. senate in just under an hour, ahead the efforts under way to end the federal government shutdown. more victims and more damaging testimony as the sentencing hearing for former gymnastics doctor continues. today those clouds continue to blanket the area but by tomorrow clouds will come with rain and even thunderstorms. i'm going to check it out hour by hour and let you know if the commute may be impacted coming up

. the effects of the government shutdown began to be felt today as most federal employees stayed home from work. a vote that could break the stalemate is scheduled for noon today. nbc 10 national correspondent edward lawrence brings us the latest from the nation's capitol. >> the government shut down for a third day with the halls of congress a hot bed of activity, ahead of a critical vote. >> there have been literally nonstop talks discussions and negotiations. >> behind closed doors, lawmakers from both parties trying to find middle ground and trust. >> all they are wanting is a guarantee that there will be a process. >> republicans offering a plan to keep government funding for three more weeks and this olive branch for democrats.

>> it would be my intention to take up legislation here in the >> the senate majority leader also offering to bring up disaster relief and defense funding to win over republicans. >> let's join together, put the filibuster behind us and get back to work for the american people. >> the president stoking the political flames on twitter, saying the democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for noncitizens. >> it's just like they can't get it together. >> federal workers coming in today to close down their offices. >> headed into work today to find out whether or not i'm essential or not. >> caught in the middle as congress and the white house wage a war of wills over immigration. how to protect undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children has become a central issue. in the past the president and some republicans and democrats have said they want to help them. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> the shutdown forced the

closure today of two local historic landmarks independence hall and the liberty bell. new this morning, police took a suspect into custody after a school shooting in texas. it happened about 45 miles south of dallas. there's no word on any injuries, the sheriff's office says the students were moved from the school and an investigation is ongoing. also happening now, a sentencing hearing is continuing for former u.s. gymnastics doctor larry nassar, we're hearing survivor's testimony and sharing testimony with nassar of what he's accused of doing to them. in november he pleaded guilty to ten counts of first degree criminal sex conduct. last week more than 70 victims gave victim impact statements and more victims spoke out today. >> you preyed on me and on us.

and you saw a way to take advantage of your position, the almighty entrusted gymnastics doctor. >> prosecutors are seeking up to 125 years in prison for nassar. he's already been sentenced to 60 ye6 60 years in prison on child pornography charges. let's talk about conditions now compared to where they'll be tomorrow. there's big changes in the forecast. temperatures are very mild again, well above average. average would be about 40 in philly. we're in the 50s already. 52 in fairmount. and officially at the airport, 51. the current reading but we could still get a few hours of warming so we'll see the mid-50s today for those actual highs. we jump over to the south jersey neighborhood temps, 52 in

washington township and same deal in audubon, cherry hill, 55 degrees. and just a smidge cooler in the township, mid-50s through theho. as we've been talking about like yesterday we got a good blanket of clouds over us. won't go anywhere. could they thin from time to time? yes but we are going to have these cloudier conditions to mostly cloudy. you also see the little flecks of green. no rain over in our neck of the woods. you see sprinkles and light showers moving by near harrisburg. that's going to pretty much stay out of our area today but we are going to see that moisture stream in giving us the potential for a good bit of rain tomorrow. let's talk today and finish off the forecast for today. 56 degrees in center city for a high this afternoon. 53 in lansdale. 46 for kutztown and 52 in ocean city.

in delaware we co-see a spot low 60 because that's the area where southwest winds have started to move in. southwest warm air flow. right now a warm front is slicing through the area and warm front is exactly what it sounds like, it's bringing in warm air. areas like southern delaware could see the warmest temps today. on the hour by hour model. there's not a lot to talk about. this is 6:30 this ev just fine. then we go into toemorrow mornig at 7:00 a.m. we have a cold front approaching the area and that will fire off showers and possibly a few spotty thunderstorms. we got from 7:00 a.m. through now you see the pocket of heavier rain and thunderstorms and even the pence snsylvania suburbs, from 9:00 to noon it will move into the i-959 corridor, philly and trenton and wilmington seeing impacts, not so much a morning commute event but lunch break event. again, this is not a guarantee

we're going to see a ton of storms but some action. starts to move offshore by 1:00 and isolated afternoon rain shower could roll by. up with this system. so today our low not a big issue. by tomorrow morning already, 35 to 45-mile-per-hour gusts are possible. by 11:00 a.m., few spots of 50-mile-per-hour gusts. those die down by the tuesday commute home. gusts around 25 miles per hour. here's what we're expecting with this storm. gusts 35 to 45 with a few isolated periods of little stronger and scattered thunderstorms and total for rain about a half inch to an inch in philly at this point. looking around 3/4 inch which may lead to ponding along roadways. we'll get to the 10-day on ten in the next half hour. >> birds fans are rejoicing but a battle on the "today" show is now brewing. how the super bowl match-up between the eagles and patriots is dividing savannah guthrie and

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the eagles trip to the super bowl is creating divided loyalties on the "today" show set. guthrie bashed the birds because her husband is a philly area native and she was in her on way cheering on the team last night. >> want to do this? >> it feels good. just do it. >> all right, ready. one, two, three! back to you. >> that's awesome. >> that's not going to be the last we've seen of that rendition of the eagle. we're trying to figure out if that's an eagle or hawk or flying bird of prey. savannah showed her eagles pride on social media. she tweeted this photo of herself and family wearing personalized joercys as they cheered on the eagles beating the vikings. but now not everyone on set is down with the eagles, dylan

dreyer tweeted a picture of herself wearing a new england patriots jersey and they joked she and savannah should wager lobsters for cheesesteaks, a lot of wagers happening right now. vai sikahema, his heart was still with his former team. posing with a photo with the mingle family, they are local. also in the photo, another former eagle, reno mahai, eagles fans repping in hawaii. >> this is your team and your city and nbc 10 is your station to see it all. super bowl 52 between the eagles and the patriots is only on nbc 10 sunday february 4th and you can count on us, your official tv station of the eagles for exclusive coverage leading up to the big game. we've got a lot more super bowl coverage straight ahead this morning. next, a look at the championship gear that's flying off the

shelves and everyone is bleeding green this morning. plus, bring on tom braidty and patriots, we'll go live and see how the new england enemies are celebrating another championship this morning.

for first time in 13 years, the eagles are headed for the super bowl and a rematch with the new england patriots in super bowl lii! >> the call that says it all. legendary eagles announcer merle reese called the blowout win that is sending the eagles to the super bowl. after the game the birds took turns getting their hands on the coveted championship trophy and

lifting it high in the air and of course you know the crowd went wild. fans also flooded neighborhoods across philadelphia. sky force 10 was overhead as crowds celebrated on broad street and shot fireworks into the air. you know, for the first time in 13 years, eagles fans can look forward to the birds playing in the super bowl. those fans may be pinching themselves about how all of this was accomplished. here's one of the five touchdowns from last night's beat down against the vikings, this one started with the hand offan a toss back to nick foles who heaved it in the end zone where torrey smith made an incredible catch. 38-7, to win the nfc championship. foles credited team support for his big support. >> no one in the locker room doubted me. everyone kept believing, we kept working and getting more reps in practice. it's just a rhythm thing. you have to keep working.

>> always have so much confidence in nick, he's a wonderful person, we knew he would be great with carson. who knew we would have to rely on him, nobody i'm happier for. >> take a look at this crowd at xf xfinity live reacting to the second touchdown. it was pandemonium all night long and also aaron baskerville caught up with former sixer charles barkley after the game. >> got to give a lot of love to nick foles. once carson got hurt there was not a single person who think the eagles will go to the super bowl. much love to nick foles. >> along with barkley, every eagles fans is loving nick foles. it is the hot new fashion statement in philadelphia this morning. it is flying off the shelves and nbc 10s pamela osbourne is live in center city with a look at how fans are reacting to the

victory and trying to grab any and everything they can that's green and says eagles, right, pam? >> reporter: yeah, dray, it has been wild. there were people climbing poles even though they are still properly greased from last night. there was so much energy, so much excitement about the super bowl. now most of the fans are not going to be able to go to the game considering how much it's going to cost you to get there. but this is where things get interesting for one fan. this is june chestnut watching the game and celebrating that eagles win. he woke up feeling real good this morning, lucky even. he wasn't like the other fans who stopped to upgrade their eagles gear to the new nfc merchandise before work, no. he wasn't buying t-shirts and hats. he took himself and that feeling over to the sugar house casino before opening up his barber shop where he won $5,000. money he'll use to make his way to minnesota to cheer on the birds. he hopes his look will go with

him and like any true philly sports fan, he has a thing or two to say to the pats and their qb. >> i never got two queens, i know it's a good sign. never in my life win that much. i might win 100, 200. to win $5,000, i know that's good. we're going to win. tom brady, been skeeting along past these other guys barely winning. that's going to stop. this is a real team with real defense. nobody is never coming back on the eagles. when they get the lead they keep it. patriot fans get ready, you can't watch our practices this time and we're going to win. get ready, we're coming. philly going to be strong down there. >> reporter: tough talk but i suppose that's just the underdog coming out. fans this morning waking up feeling really good but i think next to the eagles player, june chestnut is probably having the best monday out of all of us. pamela osborne, nbc 10 news.

eagles nation will be well represented in minneapolis. an army of green is ready to invade the midwestern city. randy gyllenhaal joins us with a look at options for fans who would like to be close to the action. >> you got 6,000 bucks? there's going to be two groups of fans heading to minnesota, the fans who can afford the golden ticket or get lucky enough to get one and the fans who want to party in minneapolis with this team. by the way driving there will be the best bet to save some money. it is a long drive, 17 hours, 21 minutes. that's more than 1100 miles. a lot faster to fly, only three hours but it's getting real expensive. plane tickets going for hundreds of dollars and nonstop flights super bowl weekend, more than 1,000 and you still need to get a ticket which is close to impossible. face value tickets will be really hard to come by, only a few season ticket holders will get that lucky on the retail market nose bleed seats, 5700 to 7,000. closer to the field 15,000 to

$40,000, you can watch at home here on nbc 10 with friends and 50 bucks for wings and beer. >> huge fan base of fans everywhere and i don't know, we're probably not going to go. it's a little far but hopefully there's a good turnout and a lot of support for the eagles. >> there's always a big contingent of eagles fans going to away games. green legion has gone to a lot of away games. i was with them in dallas, they are organizing a really big trip to minnesota, one of the biggest parties they've ever had. it's going to be cold, luckily the stadium is in a dome. nbc 10 news. well, the eagles last super bowl ended in a loss to the patriots, so now fans have revenge on their minds. here's how the two teams stack up. this will be new england's tenth super bowl appearance and patriots have now won five times. the eagle s will be playing in

their third. they never won the lombarddy trophy. 13-3 with two home playoff wins after that in 2017. pats quarterback tom brady threw 32 touchdown passes with just eight interceptions and nick foles started with three games and passed for five touchdowns. now here's a look at what the patriots could be up against when it comes to national opinion polls. this is from nfl, the map shows who in america is rooting for in super bowl lii. the areas in green are rooting for the eagles it seems if what you see here, people are sick and tired of the pats playing in the big game. with that said, for patriots fans this apparently -- this idea of winning it never gets old. people in new england were snatching up championship merchandise. boston reporter cassie arsenal is live in medford, massachusetts. i have to ask you, at some point in time don't you guys get tired

of winning? >> reporter: never, never tired of winning. new englanders are ready for the pats to take on the eagles but before we think about that super bowl game, they are here getting their bragging rights and what better way to do that with some swag. this is a second shipment at this local sports store today. you can see the merchandise right now is dwindling in terms of people coming in and it's flying off the shelves. you can see shoppers behind me right now checking out their sizes. stores stay open late last night. some celebrated by heading to the store before the game even ended to get their swag. but it is seller faster than the next shipment can come in, especially kids before school trying to wear the latest gear before they head off. they were a little disappointed when the shipment wasn't quite in but this store will get shipments all week up until the super bowl. the next thing we'll be talking about, who's buying the super

bowl championship gear and of course we won't have to wait too long to find out. off to minnesota we go. >> cassie from our sister station there in boston. your modell's looks like ours of course we hope we'll get all of the gear with the title on it after that super bowl on february the 4th. thanks for talking to us this hour. the championship game is two weeks away and the only place you'll see it is here on nbc 10. we are the official television station of the philadelphia eagles so you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. police are looking for a man who was seen running away from a florida mom after two pipe bombs exploded yesterday. the pipe bombs went off sometime before 5:30 last night at the eagle ridge mall in lake wells in central florida. the explosives detonated in a service corridor near jc penny. no one was hurt but the bombs damaged the ceiling and mall was

evacuated as a precaution. mike pence is receiving a warm welcome from leaders in israel after the trump administration's decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the vice president spoke about israel where he delivered the key note speech on his two-day visit, not everyone though was happy to see him while the embassy decision pleased many jews it angered palestinians. some were tossed out for heckling and he also laid a wreath for a fallen soldier. the dark comedic drama about a mother's search for justice earned big awards, three bill boards outside ebobing missouri best actress for frances mcdormaend and best supporting actor for sam rockwell. gary oldman won for winston churchill in the darkest hour. >> you have given -- you have

given enormous -- and i'm so deeply, deeply honored. >> in the television category, the cast of veep won best comedy ensemble but julia louis dry fuss was not there as she recover from breast cancer. >> "this is us". >> and the cast of the nbc hit show "this is us" won a sag award for outstanding performance in a drama series. the series beat out the crown, game of thrones and handmaid's tale and stranger things. sterling k. brown won outstanding performance in a drama series. we've got the super bowl on our minds this morning but the start of the 2018 winter olympics is also fast approaching. and all this week nbc news will bring you exclusive access inside north korea. we'll give you a sneak peek just ahead. >> well, take a look at our radar and satellite, right now we're cloudy but this, that's a

cold front moving our way. we'll track the wind and rain and even thunderstorms moving into your neighborhood coming up. ♪

we're counting down the start to the 2018 olympics, lester holt is taking you inside north korea. look for live coverage tomorrow.

his visit comes as that nation has agreed to march in the opening ceremonies under one flag with neighboring south korea, the host nation. another sign of warming relations between the two countries, a north korean delegation visited south korea yesterday and it was led by the head of a popular north korean girl band. the delegation checked out a possible venue for performances during next month's winter olympics. don't forget nbc 10 is your home for the winter olympics, coverage of the 2018 olympics games in pyeongchang begins february 8th, days after the super bowl lii right here on nbc 10. it is a family comedy drama that won the tony award for best play in 2016. the humans is serving up a thanksgiving dinner you'll never forget at the walnut street theater. two of the stars, alex kiper and greg wood. thank you for coming by this

morning. >> thanks for having us. >> alex, tell us what the humans is all about. >> well, the humans is about family and it's been struggling to community with your therapy, i think that's something you try to see the best in each other and just give love to the people that are closest to you but sometimes that becomes very difficult. and i'd say that's close to what the show is about. >> greg, would you say the same thing? >> yeah, i mean it's -- it's an irish catholic family on thanksgiving visiting their youngest daughter who just moved to new york in chinatown new york with her boyfriend. and they live in this kind of two-floor basement upper and basement level to the apartment i hate to use but sort of an existent shal fear. you don't quite know what's not

right, about the family, the father, about the mother? something going on which of course you do find out at the end but there's -- there's just something a little off about everything and the way it's written, you really get drk you have a wonderful sense of family. it's how families talk and argue and how families love each other and come back together. it's pretty great. >> obviously it's something that the audience can relate to because it is about family and themes prevalent in the play. what kind of reaction are you getting from folks who have seen the play? >> great reactions. people laugh a lot though the play does end up feeling really heavy at certain times, there's a lot of humor in it, which is really nice. we do have a couple eagles shout outs which is really nice. >> a number of them, yes. >> the audience always enjoys that. and yeah, then people are really touched and want to talk about it afterwards. asking us what we think about the play and what the responses were so i think it reaches people on a bunch of different

levels. >> both of you have been in prior productions about the walnut street theater. what is it about that place that makes it so special you want to be -- >> i love the history of it. there's no way you can't walk out on to that main stage and see the 1100 people staring back and realize you're in the same place that barrymore walked on or the marx brothers did something there and any -- all of the grates of american theater, at some point in her history or careers walked on that stage. it's sorts of overwhelming at times but it's such a lovely place -- >> hearing 1100 people laugh and respond to you is fabulous. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much for coming by this morning. >> our pleasure. >> you can catch performances of the humans now through march 4th at the walnut street theater on 9th and wall nut streets in center city philadelphia. for more information tap on the nbc 10 app and look for find it

on 10. let's talk about conditions as they are currently then we'll run through the big changes we expect on tuesday. in allentown, we have this gray picture overhead. it's going to remain mostly cloudy today. there could be a few breaks in clouds from time to time but for the most part clouds across the sky. temperatures though not impacted by that. we're nice and mild again. this is warmer than average, really kind of lovely to step outside. we're at 47 in the lehigh valley, delaware you're at 50 and south jersey at 53. we'll start where we just saw our live cam, reading you're at 48, sinking spring almost to 50 degrees right now. and chipotle at 45 and white hall at 47 and nazareth at 46 degrees. a few spots in the low 50s throughout berks county and lehigh valley. that's warmer than average this

time of year. for our delaware neighborhoods, we're in the 50s. glasgow at 56 degrees and check this out. we go south and we have got 60s on board, milton, lewis beach all at 64 degrees because there's a warm front that's moving across the area. and it's slicing through right near about philly. areas south of that warm front right here are getting that warmer air flow from the southwest, it's really pumping in the warm air and pushing us in the mid-60s, on radar and satellite, there's the cloudy n. that gray overlay you see, sprinkles of green near harrisburg, few isolated showers but for today we'll stay dry. tomorrow not the same story. let's watch the temperature trend as we go through today. we get into those mid-50s for the most part, a little cooler farther north. by this afternoon winds try to shift in from the south as we get into tomorrow. the warm front has passed but what comes after the warm front? typically the cold front. that's going to start approaching tomorrow morning. this is where you need to be aware of for your morning commute especially.

will lehigh valley and berks co 8:00 and 9:00 and berks in 10:00, enters the hixt i hai-95. isolated thunderstorm development is possible. we're not talking everyone gets a thunderstorm. not talking severe weather necessarily but we are talking some stormier weather moving through. this is kinds of your lunch break we're looking at. it should weaken by the time we get to jersey and delaware, still could see an isolated storm. in the afternoon, it's more a lingering shower in the forecast. note though temperatures are still very mild and in fact a few 60s are possible even up into philly. as we go overnight, now that the cold front has passed. by wednesday morning, way colder and back to reality. we're be in the 30s to kick off thursday morning. how much rain are we talking? let's run through our future model. i think it's doing a pretty good job. most locations about a half inch to 3/4 inch. you see that from philly.

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our top story is a story many people will likely be talking about for at least the next two weeks. the eagles are going to the super bowl. count on your nbc 10 station to cover every angle. this is a live look at the auditorium where head coach doug petterson is set to take questions around noon today. this is the traditional day after news conference and we'll bring it to you live when it happens here on nbc 10. he'll have a lot to talk about. the birds put on an offensive display. nick foles threw for three touchdowns and birds had also one rushing touchdown and defense scored a touchdown on an interception by patrick robinson. the eagles will face the new england patriots who won last year's super bowl. the pats also beat the birds the last time the eagles were in the big game. remember, nbc 10 is your official station and only place to watch the birds battle it out

with the patriots for the world championship. look to nbc 10 for exclusive coverage of the super bowl that will be impossible to find anywhere else. great weather today. great weather yesterday. the trend continues. >> trend continues, mild conditions again today but there's a bump in the road as we hit tomorrow. today 56 degrees this afternoon. mostly cloudy. tomorrow showers and thunderstorms particularly in the morning and early afternoon hours possible. you see that 60 degree mark but then it's downhill. 30s wednesday morning and 40s in the afternoon and we're closer to average through friday which is right around the low 40s but we do pick back up, warmer weekend ahead. you see rain returns on sunday. thank you for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. you can watch eagles head coach doug pederson live as he addresses reporters about the big nfc championship game. "days of our lives" fans, you can watch on cozi tv, comcast

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