american city and officials insist they have a responsibility to save lives however they can. >> these drugs destroy lives. they have destroyed tens of thousands of families. >> reporter: philadelphia's managing director says unprecedented times demand unpress didn'ted measures. the em dp dimmic claimed 1200 ls last year, more than the homicides. the city helps to plan coordinate safe injection sites as one part of the solution. the idea is if you can't get people to stop using drugs right away, at least help them stay safe as they do it. >> the people of philadelphia, our brothers, our sisters, our parents, our children are dying. and they don't need to die. and we have an obligation to do everything we can to prevent those people from dying. >> reporter: the city of toronto operates such sites where users administer drugs like heroin

with sterile needles, only steps from medical personnel trained to treat overdosed. in philly the so-called comprehensive user engagement sites will go a step further attempting to connect to recovery. officials believe the sites will save lives and reduce the neighborhood problems associated with the drug trade. even the police commissioner admits he doesn't yet know how his officers will police the spaces. >> i went from being against it to having an open mind. >> reporter: officials still have to decide where the sites will be located and who will run them. as of now, even the cost is uncertain. >> if anybody can make this work, this city can. >> there are also a lot of legal questions as well. the trump administration declared the opioid epidemic a health emergency, but has not endorsed safe sites.

the attorney general indicated these sites would be illegal under the current law as it is written. >> you mentioned that safe injection suit set up in toronto. if that had any measurable impact. >> it's about trying to reduce harm for drug users. it's been running three months. they saved almost 100 lives. the city of philadelphia has estimates it could be anywhere from 25 to about 75 lives every year in this city. that could be saved by these sates. >> it seems like there's still something to be worked out here. >> this is a lot going forward. this will take months going to get going. >> jgeorge spencer, thank you. turning to our weather. tracking showers moving out and a big drop in temperatures coming. >> taking a live look at the schuylkill expressway.

not such smooth sailing there. take a look at north wilmington. you can see the rain coming down as they headed north on 202 this morning. but the biggest change is tonight. it's the drop in temperatures again it's coming. taking a live look, you have to dig out the heavier coats again. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the changes in your most accurate weather forecast. >> we're going to go back toen winter time for the rest of the week. and then we're going to warm up again as we go to the weekend. this is the threat itself at 10:00 a.m. a line of extremely heavy showers coming through. tremendous downpours with that. ask more showers still into new jersey. we're not quite done with it, but just about done. and the temperatures are already dropping. 59 in philadelphia. it's down to 50 in coatesville,

reading, 49 in allentown. 66, e though, in re who bis. beach. with some wind. and in the suburbs, we're talking about closer to 40 degrees. we'll let now owe how warm it's going to get coming up in just a few minutes. >> the city of brotherly love. >> you just got to believe. >> coming together to back the birds for super bowl lii. >> we have to win it. >> from south philly to the northeast to the suburbs.

a shared experience everyone wants to be a part of. >> check this out. nick foles on the cover of "sports illustrated." they released two versions of the super bowl. preview. the other features tom brady. but there's long been talk of the "sports illustrated" cover curse. players or teams jinxed by all that exposure. hopefully that jinx focuses on tom brady. they want to avoid the jinx by keeping gear off the statue. >> they put the baseball cap on and we lost in a walk-off home run. '9 7, we lost to the red wings. >> there's another superstition related to billy penn.

the sports teams were cursed when the statue on top of city hall was no longer the tallest point in the city and the cursen wasn't broken until a small statue was placed on top of the comcast center in 2007. the next year the phil lies won the world series. >> let's not worry too much. because nbc 10 is your official station of the eagles. they are going to the super bowl. if it seems more people have a positive attitude since sunday night, you're right. >> everyone is jumping on the bandwagon on their road to super bowl 52 roelz. lauren mayk explains. >> reporter: it's hard not to get to spirit in philadelphia right now. >> we're finally about to win. >> reporter: as this wawa they threw a party with the eagles pep band. in a city where a dreary day

outside was no watch for the beaming fans in green. >> right now a hat or shirt or eagles anything could get to a high five or a spontaneous cheer on the street. >> do you feel like you're talking to strangers more? >> at this store blocks from city hall, they have noted. >> it's not just the stuff they are wearing. it's a feeling they can't contain. >> everybody coming to get this. the city has it. we deserve it. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> even as the eagles set their sights on the super bowl, players are still giving wac back to the community. will garrett blount visited with

students. he signed some autographs. last year he played in the super bowl as a member of the patriots. this afternoon one student asked if he knew the patriots playbook. he says, no. our super bowl coverage continues over the next two and a half hours. at 4:30 nbc 10 found out how some of the players are p preparing for the biggest game of their lives. mentally and physically. then at huh 55. plenty of changes in our city since we last went to the super bowl. deanna durante shows us just how far the city has come. then all new at 5:00, philly fans, time to shine. nhow they are becoming america' team ahead of the big game. the championship game is less than two weeks away now and the only place you'll see it is right here. we are the official station of the philadelphia eagles.

so you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. to this now, the federal government is open for business today. but the possibility of another shutdown looms in a little more than two weeks with no clear resolution on the issues that caused the crisis. this morning president trump tweeted nobody knows for sure that the republicans and democrats will be able to reach a deal on daca by february 8th. everyone will be trying. with an additional focus on military strength and border security. the dems have just learned that a shutdown is not the answer. congress is now racing the clock on a new focus of immigration reform. they are looking to the senate for a plan, but it will ultimately be up to president trump to cut a deal with house republicans. >> this is a moral moment for our could ntry. we have to use these three weeks to press that moment forward. >> i made a real pitch for a path for citizenship for the dreamer population. >> lawmakers now have less than

three weeks to avoid another government shutdown. so who is to blame for the shutdown? according to a survey, the bram lies with both the president and democrats in congress. 3% blame the democrats while 38% blame president trump. 18% put the burden on republicans. today there are protests over daca happening in washington. miguel martinez-valle is on capitol hill right now talking with so-called dreamers who are once again in limbo after the latest budget agreement. that part of the story at 5:00. another school shooting in the u.s. this time two teens are dead and a dozen more were wounded. it happened in western kentucky. the 16-year-old suspected shooter is now in custody charged with murder and attempted murder. one student in kentucky described how police rushed from room to room helping the panicked students. >> some came with a big gun.

but he came in the room and they were like keeping us safe and then they started taking our names of who all informs the room. >> some were injured trying to run away from the carnage. 19 people are recovering. police have not announced a motive. lawmakers are want anded to vote at any time on a bill to protect students and teachers from shootings. it requires the installation of alarms, bullet proof glass and doors that can be lock ed from the inside on all new school construction. major school renovations will have to include the safety measures. for a sixth day gymnastics doctor larry nassar heard from the women he's accused of sexually abusing. 150 women have come forward to publicly share their claims of abuse. some tell their stories with tears in their eyes unable to speak at times. others are filled with rage demanding that he look at them when they talk.

there was one difference. a mother of one of the victims told her story. one fill ued with pain and guilt. >> i willingly took my most precious gift in this world to you, and you hurt her. physically, mentally and emotionally. and she was only 8. >> after everyone has had a chance to speak, nassar will be sentenced for multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct while serving as a doctor for usa gymnastics and michigan state university. shawn johnson posted a video today slamming usa gymnastics. she says the organization failed their athletes and their focus should be on protecting the little girls across the country. she sa instead of winning gold medals. >> gymnastics is the best sport in the entire world. but if i had a daughter right now, i b wouldn't put her in it and that makes me really sad because i can't even trust usa

gymnastics. >> throughout the course of nassar's trial, usa gymnastics has maintained that it never try ued to hide nassar's abuse. . pennsylvania dlcollege students could get free tuition under a proposal unveiled today. a number of lawmakers are pushing for a program any high school graduate could get free higher education. call i calling it pennsylvania promise. students could attend public community colleges for two years free of charge. pennsylvania ranks 47th in the kocountry in terms of investmen in education. lawmakers say it's time for a change. >> let's be real clear. we will never move to where we need to move until we have everyone get the education that they e deserve to have. >> supporters say student loan debt is slowing down economic growth and in many cases driving students out of college before they finish. 20 minutes of nonstop news

continues with breaking news here. for the first time, pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan is speaking out about the misconduct allegations against him. according to "the new york times," meehan used taxpayer money to settle a complaint by a former aid. he was removed from the ethics committee, ordered him to repay the taxpayer dollars. >> lauren mayk just spoke with the congressman about those allegations. >> she's joining us live from delaware county with what he this h to say. >> reporter: this has to do with a woman who was working in his office who was in a new relationship and was going to be leaving his office and leaving the country. the congressman tells us that they went out to ice cream. he wanted to talk to her about his feelings about the changes in her life, but he says he did not make romantic overtures to her and denies those

allegations. now congressman meehan says money paid to her was a severance. he also says it was within the guidelines at the time for members of congress. however, paul ryan said he should pay back that money and he has removed congressman meehan from from the ethics committee. here's our interview today. >> this hurts. it particularly hurts because i don't believe that i did -- i did not do what is being accused. everybody loves something salacious. they love to jump quickly. they bury you and then they worry about what really happened. >> reporter: we just came out of the office with the congressman meehan and he was very open telling us about what happened. we're going to have more of the conversation at 6:00. he's also provided us with a copy of a letter that he wrote to the woman in question.

we're going to share that with you as well. back to you. >> a couple questions here. is the congressman still keeping his seat and running for reelection? >> reporter: yes, he is. that was my first question to him today. he says, yes, he is is. there's still more work to do. >> lauren mayk, we'll look for further reporting tr you on this coming up in the next couple hours. turning to this now. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. >> the birds know they are getting ready for the biggest game of their lives. no pressure. but do some of their family members know exactly what's at stake? john clark is join iing us now with that part of the story. tell us about it, john. >> the older ones do, the younger ones, maybe not so much. torrey smith decided to sign with the eagles in the off season because he thought e he

could win here and for family reasons. it's close to oklahoma. his wife is from here and now he's going to the super bowl. t torrey smith caught the big touchdown in the nfc title win and then after the game he was celebrating with his son tj and here he is celebrating with carson wentz as well. and he's tried to explain to tj just how big this is that the eagles are going to the super bowl, but his son may not understand what is going on. >> i was trying to tell him to have fun and explain what the super bowl is. we get to go to the biggest game if we win this. he was excited about it. if we win, we get to go to the biggest game shs the playoffs. he was all mixed up. but he's excited about it. >> i think his son will start to know when they head out to minneapolis. and torrey tweeted this out today. when you find out you have to buy a ticket to the super bowl

for your 1-year-old. they will know how big this is. coming up at 5:00, the story of eagle chris long and his dad howie and also won a super bowl and get to celebrate together. they are headed to the super bowl again. father and son, hopefully another one for chris. pretty amazing. >> while torrey's son may not understand the magnitude of the super bowl, i bet he understands that if they win, they are going to disney world. just like that. >> thanks, john. take a look at this. talk about getting to minnesota. air travel in minnesota has been a nightmare because look at this winter storm. heavy snow there, strong winds just cripple d minneapolis international airport. had to cancel more than 400 flights yesterday. today travelers were finally able to take off. hundreds of them spent the night at the airport. airport officials said it was

the worst weather for travelers in years. let's just get this out of the system there in minnesota right now. >> by the time we take off, smooth sailing, balmy weather in the 60s. >> balmy for minneapolis is about 13. nothing like that for the next couple weeks in minneapolis. that was the biggest snowstorm in about five years. it's going to be very cold if you're traveling there. we'll get more into that later. lock at the skies in the philadelphia area. and looking pretty threatening. there's just a few showers left before we start to clear out and get colder. also kind of threatening looking sky in wilmington. this is what's. happened. it's starting at 10:00. we have some showers earlier in the morning. this was the line of the heaviest activity that we were telling you about yesterday between 9 and noon.

and here it came. and i got stuck in it for a few minutes. that downpour did not last very long. now we're left with a few showers in south jersey and nothing really coming in from the west other than the colder air. we're going to go back to january temperatures. nothing brutal or record breaking. it's going to feel like january. the weekend is going to be warm again. we're also going to see some heavy rain over the weekend. the afternoon highs today so far 62. mond monday, 62. then we have the big drop. look at the average highs is 40. 8 on thursday. coldest day. now that's pretty close to average. so, yeah, it seems like a big. difference because it's so warm now. philadelphia dropped to 49 in

the lehigh valley. we got rid of all the snow that was around. and at the airport, it's 59. but it's 64 in graduate hospital. 63 at society hill. 62 in westbound. we're going to cool off in park side. already 54 degrees. tomorrow, highs only in the 40s. 40 in reading. quite a change from today. and over the weekend, we're going to be seeing friday another chilly day. especially at the start. but look at these numbers over the weekend. saturday, it's nice. sunday is stormy. but it's warm. different team with a different starting quarterback. and a different head coach. >> but the eagles aren't the only thing that's changed in philly since their last super bowl. deanna durante takes us on a trip down memory lane to show us

how far we have come in 13 years. restaurants burning a hole in your wallet on the weekends. the new pricing strategy that's making you pay more for your food. first here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the nasdaq and s&p closed at record highs. the dow down slightly.

if you have used a ridesharing service, you're familiar with surge pricing increasing the prices at peak hours. >> some restaurants are are cashing in on this concept. it could cost you. a popular lob don restaurant incorporated surge pricing. now businesses in the u.s. are taking notice. many owners see it as a way to increase traffic during slower hours. it's something to look out for because you may have already encountered this and not even realized this. so we want the to know would you

pay surge pricing? we posted this question on social media. the majority would say no way. join the conversation now on our nbc 10 facebook page. >> i feel like you have so many many choices in terms of restaurants that if they start doing that, you could find another restaurant. minnesota fans are trying to find the silver lining in their loss to our eagles. >> they are getting ready to give us a warm welcome to the midwest. next at 4:00, the helping hand from some vikings fans. vegas to atlantic city, when you can catch britney spears on the road in our area. kobe bryant may win another trophy, an oscar. that's next at 5:00.

right now at 4:30, player preparati preparation, the eagles are taking steps to get ready for minneapolis. the super bowl is a lifelong dream for any player. cydney long spoke to some of the players on how they get ready for the biggest game on the biggest stage. >> reporter: it is a victory fans and players will never forget. >> ien couldn't be in any better head space. >> reporter: we went backstage

with philly brown. while fans have super bowl on the brain, imagine laying your head down at night as a player. we asked if they have had any sleep since sunday night. >> no, everything has been crazy. the fans, the whole at mmospher. the city is excited. we're excited. >> it's been difficult. just because my mind is running a million miles a minute. >> for favorite food? >> i love chipotle. >> we checked and there's the minneapolis gameday food for player is handled by the organization. but the super bowl sunday they held the menu still tba. >> it's probably a lot earlier before the game that i prefer to eat. by the time the second half comes, i'm already starving and

ready to eat again. >> the biggest stage of their life. >> it's crazy. >> we asked how they mentally prepare. >> i'm going to have to talk to myself and make sure ien don't hyper vebt late. i'm one of those it crazy guys that get worked up. >> the best reminder is it's just a football game. soak in the adrenaline and play it. >> all the sights and the energy is definitely going to be a new experience on this level. >> we just have to do what we have been doing all year. take iing it one day at a time. >> cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> chipotle on the plane, the hotel, whatever it takes. to this now, this is interesting. the charitable foundation is about to get a major chunk of change from a surprising source. vikings fans. the vikings fans started a gofundme page for the eagles charity after sunday's blowout championship game. many eagles fans were not welcoming to the vikings fan

base. so she wanted to turn the other cheek and welcome philly fans to minnesota for the super bowl with this donation. her goal is to raise $38,000 since the eagles scored 38 points in the game. they have raised more than $9500 in just one day. >> that's turning the other cheek for sure. >> they call it minnesota nice. >> that's what they call it. no doubt those vikings fans heard a lot of fly eagles fly. >> it has to be the most popular song in philadelphia right now because you keep sending us your version of the anthem. we love it. like these fourth graders in south philly. this one takes the prize. this is from a classroom about

8,000 miles away. alyssa from ambler is a teacher in taiwan. she's added a special lesson on the eagles fight song. >> it did a great job. >> that's special. got the chance. >> you have been sending us amazing renditions of the fight song throughout the playoffs. but in honor of the super bowl, we are supersizing the challenge. we want to hear the performance with the most people. the most creative take on the tune and a version featuring the most unusual instruments. send them to us. you can also tag us on social media. hoods were up today in center city. light rain fell as these people walked along walnut near 13th street this morning. taking a live lock at boat house row on top of the building. how pretty is that. such a sunny day.

really a light jacket was all you needed out there. >> it's that time of year. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is back. these changes that are coming in your most accurate forecast. >> although you didn't need any kind of coat this afternoon, you're going to need one tonight. if you're going to be staying out several hours, take one. we have some bright ning in the western sky. that is the drier air on the way in. we did have a lot of clouds around right now. and that is not going to last. the high temperatures over the last couple days in the low 60s. the official highen hasn't come in yet. dropping to a high of 44 tomorr tomorrow. that's still above average for

this time of year. then we drop a little more on thursday. and start coming back up on friday. by the weekend, it's really going up. and look at these temperature drops right here. by 11:00, we're down 12 degrees. plus there's some wind on top of that. and by 5:00 a.m., down to 39. let you know how cold it's going to get and how warm it's going to get over the weekend, coming up. here's a look at the stories we're following county by county all the 4:00. students, faculty and staff had a chance to hear from a supreme court justice. minutes ago neil gorsuch wrapped up a speaking event part of a special academic initiative for the community. the university's president said it's a once in lifetime

opportunity for students to hear from sitting justices about the role of the supreme court. some local kids got a good lock at the tv business today. tim furlong spent some time with the second grade class in westchester. the kids got a look at both sides of the camera. they also checked out our news storm jaeep. it almost feels like spring. >> whatever the temperature it's going to look like spring at the pennsylvania convention center. that's because the philadelphia flower show is coming. this year's theme is wonders of water. 10 acres of gardens and displays will celebrate the beauty of plants and flowers and the importance of water. the 2018 flower show runs from march 3rd through the 11th. hollywood is getting to roll out the red carpet for this year's academy awards. >> still ahead, who came away with the most oscar nominations today and why critics are calling it the year of the

woman. new at 5:00, traveling to washington with a message. the demands from our area for lawmakers when it comes to immigration.

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teens do not get happiness from their smart phone. a study found teens who spent more time on social media texting or video chatting were unhappier than those who plaid sports and spent time with trends. the happiest used a little less than an hour a day. e-cigarettes cob tan fewer toxins and could help adult smokers quit. that's according to the national academies of science and medicine. they found while e-cigarettes are not without health risks, they are not as harmful as the real thing. there's evidence that e-cigarettes could increase the

the chances of smoking among teens. say good-bye to the warm weather for now. but not for long. i'm tracking the roller coaster temperatures in your neighborhood, next on nbc 10 news at 4:00.

fresh off her residency in las vegas, she will perform in the lehigh valley this summer. britney spears will perform july 17th. then she moves on to atlantic city for two shows july 19th and 20th. today award season kicked into high gear with the annou e announcement of the oscar contenders. >> "the shape of water" leads with 13 nominations including best picture and best director.

"dunkirk" landed 8 nominations. gary oldman was dominated for "the darkest hour". here are the leading ladies for best actress. it was a solid show iing fo women in hollywood. gretta ger wig was the fifth nominated for best director. she lanlded a nomination for best original screen play. rachel morrison was the first woman to be nominated for best cinemaing to if i. one snub centered on james fran franco. he did not receive a nomination

for "the disaster artist." he's caught in sexual misconduct allegations. five women have come forward with allegations against him. he won a golden globe and a critics choice award for his performance. turning to our weather, what a gorgeous day today. it doesn't get much better than this in the winter. taking a look at the museum of art from one of our cameras on top of the comcast center. a really nice day. a nice break stealing from our frigid temperatures. >> gives us a little time to get ready because it's coming back. >> absolute ly. we're already seeing the temperatures droop across the area. but we're starting to see a little bit more sunshine. this is i-95. a lot of traffic coming into philadelphia from delaware. this was the last of the heavy rain and, boy, did it come down for awhile. but a short while, these showers came through earlier in the day. so a lot of people got some decent rains and then it has

pretty much moving out except for what's left right in south jersey. and back to the west, it's cold enough for snow flurries in the mountains of western pennsylvania. we're not going to get that, but it just shows you that it's cold enough. 59 degrees and getting more and more clearing in the philadelphia area. and ranging down into the upper 40s in the lehigh valley and berks county. and as we take a look at delaware, some places are starting to cool off already like greenville at 51. odessa at 58. farther to the south, it's still 60 degrees in mills bo ro. these areas got well into the 60s today. and remember right at the beaches, it was in the 40s yesterday. it's gotten to the 50s today. tomorrow it's generally 40s. chestnut hill at 41. but reading only to 39 degrees for the high. nobody gets any kind of

precipitation. now if you're traveling to minneapolis in the next week, just want to give you a little heads up. it's actually dpoing to warm up over the next few days. then start to cool down. those are the high temperatures. these are the low temperatures. 5 degrees for the low by next monday. and it looks like it's going to be the colder than this by super bowl sunday. so another cold arctic air mass looks like it's headed into minnesota just in time for the game. temperatures in our area are cold, but nothing like that. down into the 20s for lows thursday and friday morning. then friday starts the warm-up getting up to 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. 45 degrees in new jersey. but the weekend, that's a different story. it really warms up. saturday, 59. sunday, close to 60. but showers and thunderstorms are likely and some of that

could be on the heavy side. so throw cold days. then two warm days. then it's windy and cold for a couple days. then the end of next week it starts getting warm again. 14 seasons and plenty of changes for philadelphia since the eagles last to the super bowl. next on nbc 10 news, a look at back at how far our city has come since 2005. all new at 5:00, shoplifters snagged but it's the items he took and also where he tucked them that makes one of the most curious cases you'll ever see. that's new at 5:00.

13 years later it's a different eagles team with a different quarterback and a different head coach. but the birds aren't the only thang think that's changed. our city is very different from our skyline to our parks. >> deanna durante takes us on a trip down memory lane to show us how far philly has come. >> we're going to the super bowl. >> the year is 2005 and the eagles were off to the super bowl. then the section still stood, the housing bubble had barely formed let alone burst and three mayors since then. >> you just got to believe in nick. he did his job great. >> tom brady was with the patriots, but carson wentz and nick foles were thot yet eagles. >> it's getting more diverse and i like it. >> when you ask people about the city in 2005 -- >> i don't think it's really

changed much. i mean people have gotten crazier maybe. >> reporter: yeah, we weren't world series champions then. >> a we keep getting better every day. >> reporter: we have had an eatery explosion. k comcast is behind two major high-rise towers. and there was no social media to cheer for fans or post pictures of kids in their eagles gear. >> people are more sophisticated and smarter now. >> reporter: since 2005 the pope has been to philly blessing those in prison and on the parkway. now it has been awhile since anybody put a phillies hat ob top of william penn. don't give him an eagles jersey because the city is just as superstition as it was back then. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> that's not happening. the championship game is twos away. the only place you'll see it is here on nbc 10. we're the official station of

the philadelphia eagles. so you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. in the meantime, we're working on several stories for 5:00. >> all new at 5:00, the tale of the tapes. >> prosecutors play what they say is a confession from this man accused of a crime that stunned the area and nbc 10 is in the courtroom. that's new at 5:00. after a handful of days in the 50s and 60s, the cold making a return. but it doesn't last too long. it might even be changing up in time for the weekend. we'll talk more about it coming up. kobe broyant's latest honor. why he may soon have a new title, oscar winner. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

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nbc 10 at 5:00 begins with changes in the weather. the rainmaking people take cover earlier today. nbc 10 in north philadelphia where the umbrellas were out. things are drying up tonight. here's a live look at the evening commute in center city. this is 76 at the vine. a lot of wind blowing around the camera. the warmer temperatures have been the story. >> winter is about to return. >> we knew it was too good to be true. so we are still fairly mild right now. and we do still have just a

little bit of rain on the radar and satellite. so the areas in green, that's some of the rain returning over south jersey pressing up against the jersey shore. now we did get a good dousing. amounts reached over an inch in a few spots. philly as expected saw half an inch of rain earlier today. everything really cleared out by lunchtime. there's what's left. light rain passing through vineland and up to atlantic city. this is going to move off in the next hour and we'll be drying out entirely. so the rain on its way out. the mild temperatures are also on their way out because the rain was triggered by a cold front. but we're at 49 still in allentown. 55 in philadelphia. and wilmington at 53. vineland at 54 degrees. it's pretty nice. 15 degrees warmer than average in philly right now. our high today was actually 62. so that put us 22 degrees above average. but we are talking back to reality. so as we go into tomorrow, 's