the rain is moving out, but the cold is moving in. >> parade of champions from the dramatic weather changes to the best places to watch and the new information we just learned about how the city is preparing. nbc 10 has your complete survival guide. building a dynasty. how the eagles are already looking ahead to another super bowl championship. >> nbc 10 news starts now. it's a slippery commute home for people across our region as the rain really soaks the area. thanks for joining us at 5:00. i'm erin coleman. >> i'm jacqueline london. this wednesday's soaker started with freezing rain in philadelphia this morning. a live look at city hall. it warmed up close to the 40-degree mark today. our kimmel center campus camera

there. flights were delayed by an average of one today. >> tammie souza joins us. this rain is going to move out before the parade tomorrow. that's the good news. >> yes, it is. we'll not deal with anything out there. maybe a little ice for your morning commute where we see a refreeze. after that, just cold and sunny. temperatures are on the rise in philadelphia. but if we look further to the west like pittsburgh, much cooler. 27 there. 44 in philadelphia. but there's a huge difference in our neighborhoods. that's why we do neighborhood weather to show you these differences. allentown at 35. wilmington at 40. dover at 50. 53 in vineland. 51 in wildwood. 52 atlantic city. philadelphia 44. mt. holly, 49. we have a huge range. let's just take a look at delaware. they actually showed this the best. 39 in the northern part of the state. 36 in middleton. 36 in dover and ellendale at 60.

laurel at 60. bethany beach at 51. so a very large range. almost a 20-degree range from one end of delaware to the other. that's what we're seeing. we're seeing cooler temperatures north and west the city. everybody will probably see a refreeze overnight. temperatures drop just to or below that freezing mark if you're in delaware or new jersey. i think you'll probably stay right above freezing. wieme' we'll have a chilly parade but it will be a sunny parade. and then the weekend ahead. it's going to be a bit of a soggy one out there. we're looking at the rain across the area. this is where we started eed a 5:00 this morning. you can see that sleet making its way into rain at this hour with the exception of parts of the poconos. the lehigh valley and poconos they picked up just a little snow. all of this is making its way

out of the area. how much rain fail? about 0.6-inch rain. 0.75 in allentown. not even 0.1 in millville. we'll talk more about your forecast for tomorrow. steve sosna will have your parade forecast and i'll have your weekend coming up. the parade of champions is less than 24 hours away. and the players are ready. >> it's going to be the biggest e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles, chant you ever heard. >> brandon graham and his teammates spoke with us about all of the excitement today ahead of the parade. >> it begins at 11:00 a.m. at broad and pattison tomorrow. on broad. bends around the west side of city hall. left on the jfk boulevard. then right on 16th street and left on the ben franklin parkway all the way to the art museum. nbc 10 has your complete survival guide to the parade from what you should wear in the

cold weather to where you can get the best view. moments ago, philadelphia mayor jim kenney spoke about the parade plans. >> he reminded fans to be patient and nottin this moment that some have been waiting decades for. >> this is supposed to be a positive event to celebrate our super bowl champions. please be patient with the crowds and patient with each other and, remember, act responsibly. don't ruin this for the fans who have waited decades for what will be an historic day as the eagles finally parade up broad street. >> the transit system will be challenged tomorrow. they plan to operate at rush hour levels. your best bet is to take the market, frankfurt or broad street lines which will be free tomorrow. lauren mayk begins our team coverage in center city. >> you found different options for viewing the parade depending on what people are up for. >> this may be our last chance to have the sidewalk to ourselves because it's going to be packed here tomorrow.

but if you start early, you may have inside options as well as outside. now spots like this with big windows, they are going to be in demand viewing areas. and we found fans today planning ahead. on the steps of the art museum, the signs are up for the super bowl champions. and christine is ready for them. >> you think i should stay here right now and camp out and get a spot? >> reporter: she flew in from utah just for the parade and she did a little pregame planning as crews set up for the culmination of the parade at the art museum steps. this is where you'll see the players on stage hear the program. you can claim your spot in south philly, you can see the players kick off their parade of champions. along the way, spots like tgi fridays will give you a view of the parade while enjoying food and drinks out of the fold. it's first come, first serve. if you want that spot by the window, come early.

same here where fans are persistent. >> we told people we're not taking reservations and they are telling us they're coming anyway. >> fans planning early, determined to have a place in the celebration. >> still walking around saying pinch me. i don't believe this. >> reporter: a lot of people are excited. it's raining today, but it's going to be cold tomorrow. if you're coming out here with your family, maybe you don't want to be out in the cold that long. we found a spot doing a viewing party on a big wall screen. we'll tell you where that is coming up at 6:00. >> it's going to be a long day out there. a lot of times they set up port-o-potties. have you seen them out there? >> they are already set up here. there are some just around the corner from where i am here. also some down near the art museum. bu there are fewer than what we have seen at some other events. with the pope's visit, there were 3,000. for this one, 850.

back to you. >> lauren mayk reporting live for us. you can see the wet weather still out there. meteorologist steve sosna is joining us. for those heading to the parade, layers and a warm hat and gloves? >> this is what i call a seven-layer day. seven layers of clothing. hat,s, sca s gloves, and keep t near your body. why do you need that? last hour in philadelphia, a windchill or feel hs-like temperature of 50. that colder air is starting to punch through. we're going to be experiencing that temperature drop all night long tonight. here's what you need to know for the parade tomorrow. i'd assume a lot of people are getting out there quite early. 7:00 in the morning. 26 degrees. windchill about 16 degrees. as we go through the day, you're not seeing this number move up.

by 9:00, 28 degrees. and we crawl to around 30 with windchills in the teens for much of the time here. it will be bitter cold. wind gusts start to relax a little bit. we'll see wind gusts of 20 miles per hour here's what you need to know. map this out tonight ahead of time. 5 to 7 layers. reduce your alcohol intake in this kind of cold. a lot of you want to have fun but water is the better option. and wind-protected areas. coming up at 5:18, tammie will look ahead to the next storm and the weekend. septa sold out the independence passes for tomorrow. if you don't have one of those or a monthly or weekly pass, you cannot board a regional train but you can get a free ride on the broad street and market/frankfurt line. the eagles are alled up for the parade. >> tim furlong joins us now live at the novacare complex.

this taste of victory has the guys motivated for more. >> i think it has all of us motivate forward more. not to sound like a dorky fan boy. i was at the super bowl. got to hang out with players here and cover the parade tomorrow. this might just be the beginning. this team is going to still be good this fall. i can't stop watching the replays from the super bowl. especially foles asking the coach to run the now famous philly touchdown play. >> the players cleaned out their locker and found a special gift from chris long. >> we earned it, as a city. we earned this opportunity to truly party like we should. >> at some point after the parade it's back to work. that's the message coach pederson had at their last meeting. >> get used to this. this is the new norm in philadelphia. playing and hopefully playing into february every year. >> reporter: not every guy on

the squad will be back next year but they've held the lombardi trophy. they don't want another team to take it away. >> enjoy it for two weeks and then get ready for this next run. we've got to go back. now you're hungry for that second one. you know what it takes and what you got to do. >> going to be chasing that feeling again. it's going to motivate the team to work even harder. >> reporter: winning one super bowl took decades but this team feels confident the next one could be right around the corner. >> my mind-set is to be back again and do it again and to keep doing it. >> reporter: i like that thinking, doug. keep on doing it there, brother. we like it here in philly. i asked the players about more unusual texts, reaction they've gotten. they all involve their families. brandon graham said his little girl had been practicing saying daddy, we won the super bowl. his wife let her say it at just the last minute.

keep hearing stories from the players. you can't help it. we want to do this again and again and again. i'm smelling an eight or nine-peat. >> seth meyers said it took a little while for his little girl to understand where he was going. the supermarket? no, the super. nbc 10 is your home for the eagles parade of champions. tune in starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the biggest celebration in philadelphia history. if you are going to the parade, set your dvr so you can see it all again at home. in the last 30 minutes, philadelphia officials gathered to address security. >> new details about what's being done to keep you safe is coming up in a live report. plus, fan frenzy. we're talking to people who traveled far and wide to be a

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lombardi trophy. >> danny pommells is joining us. there was a really great story behind this moment. >> story behind that moment and so many moments in the eagles season. a trick play tests your intestinal fortitude at any time. on fourth and goal in the super bowl, it's border line insane. as we found out on inside the nfl, it was all nick foles idea. here's how it went down in super bowl lii. >> going for it right here. >> philly philly? >> yeah, let's do it. hold on. hold on. >> philly special. ready? >> foles in the gun. to his right. now lines up behind foles. foles moves to the right and goes directly to clement. reverses it. it was a touchdown by nick foles.

>> it just felt right. that's such a play where you just have to feel it and, you know, i was feeling it. when i told doug that's what i was feeling, he felt the same way. it was really cool. i'm really, really happy it was executed well and it worked. >> i love hearing foles confidence in suggesting that play to doug pederson. the eagles started practicing the play a month ago. foles is the first quarterback to throw and catch a touchdown in super bowl history. >> i've been watching that over and over and over again on repeat. >> on my dvr last night, i kept rewinding it because he had to do a little acting there. >> how good did he sell it? what's going on and all of a sudden, he's catching a touchdown pass. that gives me goose bumps to hear him talk about it. >> thanks, danny. yards brewing brewing company is in the giving spirit for parade day. starting at 11:30 tomorrow, every customer who stops in at the new tap room on spring garden will get a philly pale

ail on the house. tomorrow yards will present a check for $7,000 to the non-profit organization prevention point. the donation is courtesy of a bet the brewery made with boston's harpoon brewery. broad street quickly becomes a sea of fans after the super bowl win. but watch as cleanup crews then descend on the area quickly getting it ready for monday morning commuters. they'll do it all over again after tomorrow's parade. man, the way they filled those streets. turning to your weather. it's a wet and rainy ride home tonight. messy out there. a live look from allentown. nearly two inches of snow fell here this morning. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist tammie souza. so glad the rain is rolling out of here in time for the parade. >> they looked at the forecast and made a concerted decision to

put it tomorrow. i bet a lot of people are going to take that friday off work. you mentioned the cleaning the streets up. >> a four-day weekend for a lot of people out there. it's going to be soggy this weekend. talk about what's happening for the remainder of tonight. we do still have rain across the area. this did start as snow and sleet and freezing rain. in the poconos, it's transitioned over to rain but still just a little bit of snow hanging on there. not a great deal. you can see the outline of that sleet or freezing rain and snow. but that is pretty much moving out of the area because temperatures have lifted above the freezing mark. see the back side of this system eroding away. this is one fast-moving system. this is our water vapor imagery. this actually shows moisture as the greens and blues and oranges and where it's very dry you get those darker gray shades. look at the amount of moisture pushed through the area and

lifting out. that's a remarkable image. let's walk you through what's going to happen hour by hour. 51 in millville. 53 in rehoboth beach. 41 in philadelphia. we'll be going through the 40s and dropping back into the 30s. a few thunderstorms develop before this exits our area. about 10:30 tonight we'll see this tapering off and it's completely out of the area off of the jersey shore by midnight. it's moving that quickly. the cold air streams in tomorrow on northwest winds. the skies turn sunny. here we are at 6:30. 25 degrees in philadelphia. by 11:00, we're up to 28. low 30s by the time the celebration is over tomorrow. and then we dip right back down for tomorrow night, but you notice those winds turn more off to the south and the west. we'll get a nice warm-up for the weekend. this is a one-day chill. it just happens to coincide with the parade tomorrow. look far to the west. 50 in denver. this will be out of here and

then we'll see 50s over the weekend. so let's go ahead and check the numbers right now around the area. this really kind of paints the picture of the difference. 36 in allentown. 50 in vineland. 51 in wildwood. 40 in wilmington. 44 in trenton. 46 in dover. so the temperature trend is to head down tonight. that brings us to the next point. we'll see refreezing of a lot of this water. watch out early tomorrow morning when you head out to commute, especially if you're going to the parade. could be icy patches. wake up to 26 with sunshine in philadelphia. 23 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 20 in the lehigh valley. 26 in delaware. waking up to 25 in south injureinjure -- jersey. 33 for the afternoon high tomorrow but much of this parade is going to be in the upper 20s, around 30 degrees and looking at a windchill in the 20s as well. 41 on friday. 51 on saturday with a chance of rain. a better chance of steady rain on sunday.

44 with clouds and sun. on monday. we get to tuesday. rain moves in and valentine's day, upper 40s, low 50s with rain. ladies? >> all new at 5:00, parade safety plans. >> city officials just spoke with us about the measures put in place to keep people safe at tomorrow's parade. we'll lay it all out for you at 5:00. and rising concerns about smart tvs. also why consumer advocates are demanding change.

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-so, do you have anything to declare or not? -isn't that what i'm doing? this is nbc 10 news. >> we are keeping a very close eye on this weather system that brought icy conditions and now rain to our region. taking a live look outside at broad and spruce streets in center city. you can see the roads are slick and slippery out there. thanks for staying with us. i'm erin coleman. >> i'm jacqueline london. it's a dreary night out there. and we weren't the only ones dealing with slick conditions today. take a look at this video from bwi airport in maryland. the run way was so slick, this southwest airlines plane skidded off the runway. chief meteorologist tamm im souza is joining us with the forecast. >> we're going to drop below freezing tonight. could see some icing on the road.

if you're heading out early tomorrow morning for the parade, it could be a little slippery in some places. the rain starting to move off to the east. if you're in reading, allentown, really starting to dry out. more than five inches of snow fell in the poconos early this morning. much of the area getting a dusting of snow and then changing over to freezing snow and sleet. this is the last of the snow coming through. all of this system is beginning to move quickly away from the area and we'll clear out and see clearer skies tonight. how much rain fell? about 0.6 inch in philadelphia. 0.3 in allentown. a half inch at mt. pocono. they got rain after all that snow. that's washed a lot of it away. dover 0.2 inch. almost the same in wildwood. we're continuing to build on these totals. so as far as snowfall, 0.2 inch officially in philadelphia today. look at the high. 50 degrees. we went from below freezing this

morning to 50 degrees. we're going back below freezing tonight. we'll talk more about that coming up. and steve will be here with the parade forecast for you hour by hour. ladies? >> speaking of the parade, millions of people are excited to pour into center city tomorrow to celebrate the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. it all begins at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow at broad and pattison. north on broad, bend around the west side of city hall and left on jfk boulevard. >> it then goes right on 16th street and left onto the ben franklin parkway to the art museum. nbc 10 has your complete survival guide to the parade of champions from the very cold weather we're expecting to new security measures. aundrea cline-thomas is joining us live outside city hall. >> just in the last hour you learned new details about those security measures going into effect. >> that's right. the crowds are going to be unlike anything the city may have ever seen. city officials say keep your kids close.

be aware. and most of all, be patient. >> my kids from the suburbs and friends' kids in town for college. >> reporter: millions are preparing. >> i plan on going to eat and then just coming out here and finding a spot. >> reporter: for the biggest celebration this city may ever experience. >> going to walk around. visit with friends. the parade. hopefully get some good shots. see our birds. >> reporter: mess metal gates a to help control the crowds. >> we've waited decades for this, expect it will take you much longer than usual to get around. >> reporter: he called the vandalism after the super bowl win annoying. he told them to keep the beer at home. >> this is supposed to be a positive event to celebrate our super bowl champions. please be patient with the crowds and patient with each other. >> reporter: it's a moment fans have been waiting a lifetime for and a chance to share in the victory they'll never forget.

>> everybody is going to go nuts. if you're not, don't come down to the parkway. >> reporter: i want to show you this app that you can text. 888777. text "readyeagles" to that number. 888777. you can get up-to-the-minute updates about the parade. city officials stress it's important to come up with a plan, not only about how to get down here but what to do if your group is separated. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> great information. and safety first. the american red cross says it may be best to avoid alcohol and caffeine if you are going to tomorrow's parade. both can negatively affect how you handle the cold. also consider texting instead of making voice calls since cell service could be limited. and choose a meeting spot ahead of time in case you get separated from your group. steve sosna is joining us. anyone heading out there

tomorrow is going to need their layers. >> yeah, that's right, guys. also remember your cell phone battery dies quicker when you're out in the cold like that. maybe bring one of those bricks with you to keep it charged if you need to keep in touch with friends or family. here's the parade route at broad and pattison. moves up broad street and then makes that left-hand hook there on the ben franklin parkway. this is the 7:00 tomorrow at 26 degrees. the sunrise tomorrow is at 7:02 in the morning. we'll need that sun, every ray of it tomorrow, because look at this. by 9:00, 28 degrees. many of you will be standing out there for hours before the parade even gets going. that's why we keep emphasizing the layers and maybe standing on the sunny side of the street. 11:00, parade is under way. 28 degrees. feeling like 18. even as we go through the peak hours of the afternoon, temperatures in the lower 30s. this is well below average. what you need to know is this blue number here.

23 degrees. that's why we want you to have the layers on for the insulation. 11:00, 27. 30 at 1:00 in the afternoon. 32 as they finish up by the art museum. looking at the parade of champions. this is how you kind of navigate through to make this less painful from the weather at least. you want to find the sunny side of the street. map that out now. the parkway has plenty of sunshine, areas of broad street do. once you start getting into the canyons in center city, it will be cold. have the layers. hydrate often and stay away from the alcohol. tammie has your exclusive ten-day forecast coming up at 5:48. >> if you use uber for tomorrow's parade, miller light will take ten bucks off the cost each way. to get the two-ride credit, you must enter philly parade in the uber app promo code. it's good until $130,000 worth of credits have been used up. nbc 10, your official eagles station, is your home for the

eagles parade of champions. tune in starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for the sights and sounds of the biggest celebration in philly history. if you're going to the parade, set your dvr to see it all again when you get home. if you're at work, stream the parade live on the free nbc 10 app. philadelphia police say tomorrow they don't want to see a repeat of reckless celebrations the city saw after the super bowl. >> we also want to make sure we send a message it's not tolerated here. we anticipate celebrating a lot of things in this city and most of the big events go off without a hitch. >> police say they don't want a select few to ruin the experience for others. a look now at some of the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. northampton county just received a state grant for more than $130,000 to fight against opioid abuse. the money will go to the county's drug court. it will be used to train staff, monitor clients and provide transportation and sober living activities.

the court combines drug treatment with accountability. imagine owing close to $175,000 for unpaid tolls and fines. that's how much delaware's top violator owes. four more owe between $57,000 and $60,000 each. four of the five are on payment plans. together they owe $407,000. that money is used to fix the state's roads. today, friends and family said good-bye to a tow truck driver killed on the job. those who knew mike house said he emphasized safety on the job. he was working an overnight shift when an alleged drunk driver struck and killed him. police eventually captured the suspect. nbc 10 responds reporter harry hairston is making sure you don't get scammed at the eagles victory parade. >> just two days before the

opening ceremony of the winter olympics in south korea. how the athletes are spending their final days before the biggest competition of their lives. and don't miss nbc 10 presents black history month. living the legacy. we'll take you on a journey of black history with connections to the local community. that's saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10.

in just two days, the world's attention turns to south korea for the opening ceremony

of the winter olympics. >> athletes are in the final days of preparation for the biggest competition of their lives. the u.s. men's ski jumping team held their first practice in pyeongchang today. the men have two individual competitions during the games. one each on the 140-meter large hill plus the 109-meter normal hill with a team event. siblings matt and becka hamilton practiced today as they get set to participate in the mixed doubles olympic curling event. the brother/sister duo from wisconsin have been curling for more than a decade. a beach has been transformed into an outdoor museum with bonfires bringing artworks to life. the fire art festival 2018 features works from 19 south korean and six foreign artists. the created artworks will be burned to ashes on bonfires throughout the festival. very cool. nbc 10 is the home of the

winter olympic games. >> keith jones is in south korea tonight. keet keith? >> we came all the way to pyeongchang to cover the winter olympic games. we'd be remised if we didn't mention the political and military tension that serves as the backdrop. we got to experience it firsthand. we went with a group of journalists to the korean demilitarized zone, also known as the dmz. this unremarkable looking room, we stepped over the border into north korea. tonight at 11:00, i'll take you inside this room and also show you the other landmarks around the dmz. i'm keith jones here in pyeongchang, south korea, at the winter olympic games. back to you. >> that is going to be fascinating. keith will bring us reports from the winter games throughout the closing ceremony on february 25th. next at 5:00, eagles euphoria. >> flocking to philly to feel the love for our super bowl champs.

>> i just texted my girlfriend saying i'll be back on friday. i've got to do this. >> i had to be here. had to be here for this parade. >> packed with pride, eagles fans have landed. from far and wide, you'll meet some of them, next. i've got your parade weather for those that just had to, had to, had to be here. that's coming up along with your weekend forecast. then all new at 6:00 -- your chance to be a super bowl champion. the eagles have the lombardi trophy. now you can get one, too. that's all new at 6:00.

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thank you for ordering a philly cheesesteak. eagles fans are flocking home and all the celebrations to come for the team they've been loyal to for decades. fans descended on philly international airport to be here for thursday's parade of champions. >> nbc 10's cydney long caught up with them. excited is an understatement. >> reporter: jackie and erin, excited and emotional. it's almost a good thing it's raining out because some of them were overcome with emotion. they got tears in their eyes and were returning to the city of brotherly love for the epic and historic moment in time. >> i just split town. i texted my girlfriend saying i'll be back on friday. i've got to do this. it's something that will probably never happen again. >> reporter: hollywood agent adam van dusen says the comeback

story of the eagles could be screenworthy. sunday night -- >> i lost it. played the "rocky" sound track ten times over. saw they announced the parade. got tickets. his boss will not forgive me. >> reporter: many took to the sky to be home for the fly, eagles, fly parade and ceremony. >> i've an waiting many, many years. this is a huge deal. >> reporter: he cut his business trip to miami short. >> it's just an epic story. it's a good -- feel-good story. >> reporter: decked out in eagles hats, jerseys, jackets, a sea of green at the philadelphia international arrivals today. >> i'm going to cry so much. it's so exciting and to see a team that has had a developmental decade prosper is incredible. >> i'm still trying to digest the whole thing. we finally did it. >> i'm ready for seeing crazy celebrity appearances, a whole

entire team lift one trophy. millions of pieces of confetti and people coming together. >> reporter: of course, some fans still arriving as we speak. and through the night tonight. they plan to make a weekend of it visiting restaurants, museums. an economic boost for the city. since they're spending money and left their second cities pretty abruptly, they're hoping when they go back that they have a job to return to. they told their bosses they had to be here. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> we hope so. >> i know. >> a lot of people couldn't make it to the super bowl. this is the next great option. turning to your weather. a live look from outside of philadelphia international airport, we saw the rain coming there. some flights were delayed there because of the rainy conditions. in a live look at camden, new jersey, temperatures in the 40s this afternoon. the fog has started to clear in the last 15 minutes or so. tammie souza is with us now.

>> we're going to see those temperatures start to slide backward. we'll see all of that rain freeze up in places. it's going to make it slippery in the morning. i bet we see people out there camping out tonight. >> they want those prime seats for tomorrow. >> nobody wants to be 50 people back having to hold their camera in the air. right now a close-up look at what's going on and what to expect. here's what we're dealing with. a refreeze in many places tonight because temperatures are well above the freezing mark now. but we'll slide back down just below the freezing mark. watch ought for the black ice out there and slip and slide on your walkway, porch, railing and untreated railways. it will be chilly out there. we don't care because hearts are going to be warm and everybody ecstatic. we'll create our own warmth despite the fact it will be either side of the freezing mark tomorrow. we'll have bright sunshine. and the weekend is going to be warm but soggy. periods of rain with the 50s over the weekend. here's the last of the rain moving through. we started with all of that

sleet and snow and freezing rain. and then it transitioned on southerly winds as we warmed up. it became rain. limerick and abington. we don't have any rain in limerick. west chester clearing out. abington, you still have rain. philadelphia looking at showers. tren trenton showers. let's head into lehigh valley. allentown drying out. reading, you're dry. lehigh dry. the last little bit of snow pushing through the poconos right now. but this thing is boogying out of here so fast. this is a very fast moving large storm system. nothing to block it in the atlantic. it's headed out over open water. watch the timing of it. we'll be clear of all the rain by about, oh, 9:00, 10:00 tonight in philadelphia. it will be offshore around midnight. temperatures start to drop. we get down into those low and mid-20s across the area. early in the morning, by the time the parade hits, 28 degrees or so. we'll be right around 31 when

festivities end with bright sunshine. winds return to the south on friday and start to warm us up back into the 40s. 50 in vineland. juxtapose to 34 in coatesville and 35 in allentown. let's look at another example of this. we go from 29 degre39 degrees t southern delaware where we have temperatures still in the 60s. laurel at 61 degrees. that's a huge temperature difference. tonight we're looking for 25 in philadelphia. 21 in the pennsylvania suburbs. we're looking for 20 in lehigh valley. 27 on the jersey shore and 25 in delaware. all of the rain will come to an end tomorrow. we'll see bright sunshine. 33 in philadelphia. 30 in lehigh valley and 36 along the jersey shore. your ten-day on 10, it does improve temperaturewise but not tomorrow. tomorrow is the one day wonder of cold air. still, doesn't matter. it's a beautiful parade day.

33 there. 41 on friday. 51 saturday with a chance of showers. rain steady at times. sunday, 52. skip ahead to next wednesday that's valentine's day. don't forget it. could see a little bit of rain. ladies, a little friendly reminder there. fake septa passes and fraudulent parade tickets. >> harry hairston has the latest. a montgomery county business is busy making sure you can have a lombardi trophy, too. we'll take you there, straight ahead.

this is nbc 10 news. >> welcome back. savannah guthrie, how about those eagles? she joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> here's a look at what's coming up. >> how about those eagles. ahead for us tonight, we'll go inside that shake-up at the white house. a top trump aide resigning after he's accused of domestic abuse by two ex-wives. is your smart tv spying on you? the new warning about hack attacks and how to protect yourself when we see y here. >> savannah, thank you. we'll see you at 6:30. the nbc 10 responds team has some warnings for eagles victory para paradegoers. >> harry hairston checked with authorities about what you need to know before you join the festivities. >> reporter: watching the parade

from the streets is absolutely free. you do not need a ticket to attend. but getting to the parade may be a challenge, and there are some things to look out for. septa passes are a hot commodity right now. passes are selling out fast. and you should be on the lookout for folks trying to take advantage of you. don't fall for fake septa passes. septa tells us there may be phony passes out there. >> if people see an independence pass being sold on any various websites, you should be concerned. i would definitely not purchase anything and people should know that that's someone that's trying to make a quick, easy buck. >> we found these posts online. people selling the passes over the septa price. no matter what you pay, septa warns just because you have a pass, that doesn't guarantee you a spot on the train. the trains are going to be packed. and you might be left out if you don't arrive early.

>> we are giving out the independent passes so that people -- so we can manage what the capacity of those trains are. >> and protect your belongings. whether you're on the parade route or on possible transportation. watch out for those who may try to pick your pocket. police tell us, guys, the best thing to do is take your wallet out of your back pocket, put it in your front pocket and, ladies, put your purse in front of you. harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, head to nbc10.com, fill out the form or give us a call. ahead at 6:00 -- your parade of champions survival guide from the fastest trouble-free ways to get in and out, to the hottest places to watch. we have your pass to the best parade viewing spots around the city. and all new at 6:00, trophies for the taking. the local company that wants to make you a super bowl champion.

plus, preparing for the parade. what you should be wearing if you are headed to the celebration. and what you can expect for the weekend. it's all ahead on nbc 10 news at 6:00. sorry. i can't make it.

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the best seats in the house. some primetime spots to take in all the parade action and how much it will cost you. nbc 10 news at 6:00 starts now. nbc 10 news starts now. nbc 10 news at 6:00 begins with a live look down broad street. it will provide the backdrop for tomorrow's super bowl parade. tonight it is soaked because of a steady rain all day. see that rain on first alert radar. the system moved in before daybreak and it's still with us tonight. this started as a wintry mix. what you got de pended on where you lived. snow covered the ground in white hall township. glenn, how long before this rain gets out of here? >> it's already moving out in parts of the area, and it will be totally out by midnight. this is allentown right now. still some snow and ice probably

on the roofs but also on the sidewalks. so anything that is left like that, that is slushy, will freeze during the night tonight and be icy tomorrow morning. the other end of our area, rehoboth beach. just starting to get the rain. so they'll be the last ones to see it end. it's already pretty much over in berks county, chester county, western portion of montgomery county. the lehigh valley. now we just have a few areas of light snow up in the poconos. that's the last of the precipitation for them but still getting the last of it coming through philadelphia. you can see the end of it coming from east to west. you're seeing this whole giant area headed right down to the delaware beaches and cape may county. it's a few hours more of rain for them. but the drier air is moving in and it will be here during the