g the possibility of snow squalls to move through just as many are enjoying their valentine's day dinner. plus plunging temperatures and wicked wind. water freezes after a main break overnight. police are looking for two men whose suv smashed into a septa trolley overnight. those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you just can't getaway from the weather. we have strong gusty wind, dangerously cold windchills and record-breaking low temperatures by the end of the weekend possibility of snow squalls that could create travel problems. temperatures in the single digits north and west, 9 in martins creek. saint davids 18. south jersey, buena 21,

seaville 20. ewing 18 degrees. a cold morning around delaware valley. the winds are not too much of a factor yet. out of the south the winds will shift later this afternoon. they will roar well see gusts as high as 65 miles per hour tomorrow morning. powerful wind on the way. wind gusts developing later this evening. probably 5 or of p.m. overnight tonight they approach 60 miles per hour and that will create all kinds of problem expect to see trees, smaller tree limbs down, power out annuals are likely. with your cell phone or electronic device make sure it's fully charged today, if you lose power it could be sometime before it restored. that's the issue overnight tonight and into tomorrow. what we're dealing is the snow squalls in advance of the arctic front. these are the squalls that will punchment city around 6:00 p.m. they will be very quick hitting a snow squall is a quick burst

of heavy snow it could drop one to three inches in a short period of time. that will create whiteout conditions. i'll talk about that in the seven day when he come back in just a bit. one concern is about when it gets too cold, the normal salt applications doesn't work very well. penndot is urging motorists to be extra careful out there this weekend. >> it is valentine's day so there will be a lot of traffic on the roads we encourage you to give yourself plenty of time and don't be in a rush and drive at a slower speed. >> many people like to warm their cars before they head out. philadelphia police say be careful. they sent out a warning to be on the look out for cars with keys in the ignition. of course the dangerous cold is coming on the most romantic day of the year, valentine's day. so is if you're heading out later today your hot date take extra steps to stay warm.

john rawlins explains how to keep safe while getting out. >> there's no such thing as bad weather only bad gear. >> reporter: we went to rei who plies the gear to anyone who loves the weather. first, wind resistant gloves and coat wind resistant. >> we have inslating -- insulating layer. >> reporter: one way to tell if the coat fills the bill. >> put your hand on the inside and try to breathe through it, you won't feel your breath on your hand. >> reporter: from conserving body heat to adding battery power to add to it. there's a heated boot insole for

skiers. and they electrically heated gloves. >> battery operated. >> reporter: so you have a battery that fits in there. >> yes it has setting and adjustments. the battery lasts 4 to 6 hours. >> reporter: go to the internet you can find a battery powered wardrobe socks vests. home office a bit cool. how about a heat the computer mouse. when the day is done, how about heat the slippers. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> the 6abc storm tracker 6 live app will keep you informed of any snow squalls and keeps you up to date on the temperature and hour by hour forecast to help you plan your day. philadelphia water crews braved the cold overnight. another water main break closed rising sun avenue in hunting

park. firefighters responding to their own call, came across a broken 12-inch main. no properties were damaged but the 4400 block of rising sun avenue is blocked for repairs and there's a concern about icing. icing was a concern in south philadelphia after a water main break knocked out service to 80 customers last night. crews went to work on the 2400 block of south lambert street. it broken 6-inch main sent water into some basements. two men took off after a destructive sit and run in south philadelphia. the suv hit a trolley and hit two parked cars. both men intoonded the suv no passengers were on the trolley and no injuries were reported. governor wolf is talking about his decision to place a moratorium on the death penalty.

he said the system of capital punishment -- >> people who commit heinous crimes should be punished and serially and we ought to bring them as forceful a conclusion as we can. i want to make sure this particular form of punishment is appropriate. >> state of pennsylvania has not computed an inmate since 1999. the p-a district attorney's association condemned the moor tore come calling it a misuse of power. new jersey governor chris christie may be taking a step in the presidential launch. he may launch a super pact that allows the government to raise money for a white house bid in 2016. he still that also not said if

he is running for president. the united states security council is expected to vote on a ukraine cease-fire. the resolution has russia's endorsement. both sides would pull back from the conflict line. the cease-fire is set to take effect tomorrow morning. for now some fighting still conditions. in iraq, isis fighters try to storm a military base the terrorists were wearing stolen iraqi army u.n. formation, but confronted by iraqi troops. most if not all of them we killed. american forces were nowhere near the fighting. political shakeup in oregon. the governor resign under intense pressure because of suspicion his fiance used her

position to get contracts for her business. president obama signed an order that aims to make cyber space safer. the order sets up hubs where the private and the government can share cyber threats. >> it will call for a common set of standards including protections for privacy and civil liberties. >> there's been a growing wave of attacks on companies and the latest hackers gained access to anthem blue cross blue shield, the nation's second largest health insurer. a woman from north carolina is the one of the winners of the

powerball drawing. she plans to go back to school to make a better life for her children. the jackpot will be split with two other winners one in texas and one in puerto rico. each will get $127 million if they take the lump sum. if you're buying your valentine flowers today, we have tips, it doesn't have to be rose he is. call for help after a fishing boat gets stuck in the antarctica. snow squalls this evening there will be accumulations and icy patches out there. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back.

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it's a quiet morning but temperatures have dropped down, single digits and teens. storm tracker 6 live double scan, no issues out there this morning, although if you look toward the left hand part of the screen, you can see snow showers in western berks and lehigh county this morning. those are not the squalls. 9 degrees in allentown. 22 in philadelphia. 21 in wilmington and millville. the squalls are still back here out to the west. again they are just getting organized, getting into better shape here. the area of low pressure the trailing cold front will slide through later this afternoon into the evening hours. that will do a couple of things, one it will unload wicked wind around the delaware valley. we could see gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. it reinforces the cold air. the energy associate ptd -- associated with the low we'll get the squalls. 12 below in international fall

also. zero in susan sault st. marie. look at the windchills 40 below in international falls and 15 in sault st. marie. that's the air mass that's charging east into the delaware valley. one to three inches of snow is expected. snow showers during the first part of the afternoon. the squalls arrive during the evening just in time for your dinner plans. again, they will arrive from west to east between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. in the evening. expect brief whiteout conditions and heavy burst of snow. in that short period of time we could see one to three inches of snow. if you're traveling you may not see too well. behind this the wind picks up. we could seem the gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. snowfall totals looking at 1 to

3 inches of snow for everybody. maybe a coating to an inch across kent county and points south in delaware. 1 to 3 for the entire delaware valley. we have brief whiteout conditions, strong gusty wind. dangerous winds with the withins gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. 20 to 30 throughout the region an they intensify by midnight. 50 miles per hour across south jersey and 9:00 p.m. 64 miles per hour that's what the model is big predicting. 50-plus in philadelphia, 46 in al torn. just in case you're wondering hurricane-force winds are 74 so we're not far off that. windchill values across the entire area will drop down to 50

to 25 degrees below zero. poconos i wouldn't be surprised if you are 25 to 30 below zero monday morning. snowfall this evening, 30 in reading, philadelphia, 36 this afternoon. millville, 38. cape may looking at a high of 37 degrees. the exclusive accuweather forecast 19 degrees tomorrow, bitter windy windchills below zero. tomorrow night into monday morning, the overnight low 3. north and west, below zero. monday cold, windchills in the teens. tuesday, 34 degrees, cloudy, could be snow showers wednesday 32 another arctic shot arrives thursday and friday, 25 and 29 degrees. drive slowly this evening, there's no rush. >> you were saying if you see the snow you need to ready. >> reporter: as soon as you see few flakes, the visibility will

go down quickly. >> very scary. there was an event in delaware county last night the benefit was in honor of allison kelly who died when her asntesti. ruptured.

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>> happy valentine's day to our viewers on this saturday morning, we're taking a live look sky6 live hd at the philadelphia international airport, all clear right now. 6:20, but a cold 23 degrees outside. verizon customers the company has announced it is cutting the amount of its monthly shared data plan. they are providing more choices for customers that use a lot of data. they have added 12, 14, 16 gig by the -- gig plans. hines is adding srirachaili sauce to its ketchup. this year the average sweetheart will spend over $142

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>> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 64:00 saturday morning, here's the day planner. temperatures are climbing above freezing today for only a brief period of time. and then the snow showers move in. 11:00 a.m., snow showers 36 degrees 5:00 p.m. snow squalls. temperatures dropping to freezing. we have an area of low pressure cutting through new york state and powerful arctic front that will be knocking on the door

later this evening. behind this front temperatures are plunging from anywhere 20 to 30 degrees from what we're seeing ahead of it. as this low hits the coast it will intensify and an area of high pressure moves in on its heals and the pressure difference between the two creates a huge wind tunnel across the delaware valley. wait until you see how strong the wind become, sunday and monday. windchill danger, gusts as high as 350 to 60 miles per hour. creating windchills as low as minus 15. monday morning near-record cold temperatures arrive with windchills value at that 25 to 15 degrees below zero. >> temple plays east carolina. nova is at butler. a former flier is honored. >> reporter: good morning to makement playoffs.

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>> dangerous cold is gripping the delaware and lehigh valleys. we have details on just how low the temperatures will plummet this valentine's day plus the possibility of snow. deadly fire a man is killed while trying to keep warm with a kerosene heater in southwest philadelphia. a college student allegedly killed by her boyfriend at school will be laid to rest today. >> chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're dealing with all kinds of things. >> reporter: this is dangerous cold on the way. this is new england type stuff that will be march of marching through tonight and tomorrow. we have snow squalls and high winds, bitter colds and dangerous windchills near record-low temperatures in the next 48 hours. you see how tranquil it looks in penns landing. enjoy the view. 22 degrees in philadelphia. 17 in trenton, 9 in allentown 11 in the poconos.

reading, 16 with a windchill of 16. there's not much of a breeze just yet. the winds will roar later this evening, into tomorrow. 9 in allentown and 13 is what it feels like in philadelphia. this is the way the windchills will play out how it feels when you step outside. windchills in the 20s north and west, everyone else, tomorrow morning minus 11 tomorrow. 21 below in the poconos. in the evening windchills 5 to 10 below. monday morning, 30 below in the poconos. 18 in reading, 13 below in philadelphia. dangerous cold windchills on the way. windchill advisory has been issued sunday night into monday. we're dealing with the snow squalls these arrive later this afternoon with the arrest it can front. the best chance of seeing them will be between 3 and 8:00. it will create all kinds of

travel headaches. it's difficult to get down the street when you can't see. i'll talk more about this and i will have a birthday seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> the bitter temperatures are making it tough to stay warm. the action cam was out at broad and walnut streets where people were bundled up against the cold. dann cuellar has more on how people are trying to copy with the cold and penndot strategy in in advance of the snow squall. >> reporter: you could say the bitterly cold weekend forecast is perfectly made for zombies. >> of course it is we don't feel cold or extreme heat, we're cold blooded. >> reporter: cast members from the terror behind the wall at eastern state pent were hosting a zombie skate. it's the snow squalls that have officials concerned. >> squalls could come through

the region and reduce visibility and drop heavier snow. there's the bitterly cold temperatures they can salt the roads all they want but there's a point where it's too cold for salt to work too well. >> once you get the temperatures into the 20-degree range and into the teens salt, a normal application of salt does not work as effectively. >> reporter: penndot will mix salt and calcium chloride. bruise wagner said rock salt works up to a certain point. >> that works down to minus five degrees. >> reporter: although it is more and he expensive, he said calcium chloride is your best bet. >> it works up to 25 minus. >> reporter: people were trying buying things to melt ice and snow

wiping out this king of prussia home depot. take your time and don't rush and drive at a lower speed. university city, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> code blue alerts are in effect across the region because of the bitter and dangerous cold. if you see a homeless person call the homeless hot line (215)232-1984. this is a good time to check on elderly neighbors to make sure they are warm. and just because animals are covered in fur does not mean they are not in danger from the cold. if you see an animal chained outside call (267)385-3800. contact animal control in the area, the pet's owner will be fined. fire officials in southwest philadelphia think the bitter cold played a role in a house fire. the blaze broke out on

kingsessing avenue after 10:30. officials think the fire was parked by a kerosene heater. the house had no heat and the man was using that heater to keep warm. >> if you use kerosene heaters fill them up outside and space heaters need space. keep them 3 feet from anything that can burn including yourself. >> the house had no working smoke detecters. at this point they have not released the name or age of the victim. this is the city's 5th fire fatality this year. the police are looking for a man who held up a linen store on the 2900 block of cottman avenue. he did make off with $100. happening today family, friends and classmates gather for a final farewell to a slain millersville university student.

funeral services will be held for hall. she was found dead inside her dorm. hall's boyfriend was charged with killing her. willow orr was sentenced yesterday she pleaded guilty in july for composer to sell drugs with intent to deliver. orr is the last person in the drug ring to be sentenced. neil scot and timothy brooks, the leaders each had received jail time. senator bob casey is urging pennsylvanians to give vaccinations a shot. casey talked about the importance of immunizations. they outlined steps that could

curb measles outbreak. only 86% of kids in kindergarten had the measles shot compared to 97% nationally. >> we have the obligation to do the right thing not only for our own children, but the right thing for the community. >> reporter: he is urging the state health department to look at why pennsylvania's vaccination rate is so low. >> in south jersey a ban on plastic grocery bags, nora muchanic has the details. >> reporter: it is estimated mercer county uses 18 # million plastic -- 183 million plastic bags each year. activists in princeton is

bushing for a new ordinance that have businesses charge customers ten sent for every plastic for paper bag to go that goes out of the store. >> bring reusable bags because we want to decrease the waste. >> reporter: princeton would become the first town in new jersey to do something like this. >> in ireland when it happened there was a big uproar most people went to reusable bags after a few months. >> it might make me annoyed. >> i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: tell me why? >> because it would force me not to use the plastic bags because i don't want to pay the bag fees. >> reporter: the town is looking into whether it's legal. >> just to think about people's income also, there are poor people shopping and ten cent

means a lot. >> reporter: the supermarket in town offer discounts to customers who bring in their own bags. the bag fee is still just a proposal, but advocates hope it will be approve by counsel sometime this year. in princeton, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. college first, there's a super secret spy in a few comedy film hitting theaters. parts of new england brace for more snow. this is, as they try to deal with the mounds of snow already covering the ground. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have snow in ours, too, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> it is becoming nearly impossible winter in criewlgd. yet another -- new england. yet another major storm is bearing down on boston. this could bring another 14 inches of snow. i guess i'm laughing because i don't live there. officials are having trouble where to put all the snow. one city in massachusetts has received permission to put the snow in the ocean. they have not resorted to that yet. i think about how depressed i was last winter. thing of 80 inches.

>> reporter: you were not here in 2010. >> no, i was in midwest. >> reporter: we had back-to-back storms. they are the bulls eye area with the snowfall. boston and new england they have seen jackpot amounts and they will continue to see heavy snows with the next system as the pattern continues to unleash a lot of snow for the folks up there. back here in the delaware valley. we have a little snow heading this way but not close to what they are dealing with in new england. cold temperatures this morning the numbers are not too terribly bad. we were down in the single digits yesterday at this time. 22 in philadelphia. 9 in allentown. 16 in reading, 17 in trenton. 11 in the poconos. storm tracker 6 live double scan what we're watching is hard to see where it is. there's an arctic front slicing the state of pennsylvania in half. snow squalls on the backside. the that front will charge south and east. moving at a good clip and should

get in here later this afternoon. the snow squalls arrive around 3:00 4:00 p.m. far western suburbs in the city itself by 6:00 p.m. off the coast by 9:00 p.m. that's the arctic front right there. behind it we see a tremendous amount of wind as the gradian right there and the departing low forces the wind tunnel in the delaware valley. that drives the canadian cold in the carolinas. probably the carolinas of all places won't get above freezing. expect a general one to three inches. snowshowers after lunchtime developing throughout the entire region. 4:00 p.m. we see the squalls developing west of the city. 6:00 p.m. moving into center city. 8:00 p.m. moving across south jersey and the jersey shore. the problem is they are quick moving but the problem it's a burst of snow. it's a quick burst of whiteout conditions. that's what you'll see.

if you're traveling you have to take it slow later this evening. snowfall totals it's not a tremendous amount, but all this will fall in a short permit. let's assume the nam is correct. all that could fall in an hour and half-time. it's a bushes of snow. the european a good concensus for philadelphia. generally speaking 1 to 2 inches. the lehigh valley will see more, 2 to 3 for the lehigh valley. poconos like this 3 to 4 inches of snow up there. we get the winds on the backside of the front. we're gusting to 40 to 50 miles per hour. look at the winds. 64 in millville. 64 in dover, we'll see the winds roorp all day on -- roar all day on sunday. gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. entire trees could be down, power lines down, expect numerous power outages out of

this. make sure all your electronic devices are fully charged this afternoon. again if you lose power it could be sometime before it's restored. we get into the record breaking cold. these air temperatures, zero for allentown and reading. minus five in the poconos, 3 in philadelphia. one in trenton and five in millville. for today, lots of clouds, afternoon snowshowers snow squalls arriving after 4:00 p.m. windchills well below zero. partly cloudy, 9 degrees outlying suburbs, 12 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 19 degrees for tomorrow's high, very windy windchills below zero all day. sunday night into monday morning, we're down to 3 degrees in philadelphia. probably below zero north and west, stays cold for monday, 22. 34 for tuesday, 32 for wednesday, maybe more snow showers, and quiet for thursday and friday, but icy cold again

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:55 saturday morning during morning we'll see an increase in clouds, 32 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 36 degrees, snow showers around and then the snow squalls move in by 4 or 5:00 a.m. what to expect later on. this is during the afternoon. light snow from the i-95 corridor west with the snow squalls back across centerline pennsylvania. during the evening hours that's when the snow squalls move in. if you're driving, drive slowly. squalls just about the entire area. for the purpose of the far western suburbs the squalls arrive between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. and the city, 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and south jersey, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. what a snow squall is, it's a

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, february 14. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." we are tracking the possibility of snow squalls to move through just as many are enjoying a valentine's day dinner. plus plunging temperatures and wicked winds. the freezing temperatures quickly freeze water after a main break in philadelphia overnight. police are searching for two men who took off after their suv smashed into a septa trolley overnight. first though, let's head outside to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. i can see you shaking out there chris. >> reporter: this is only 89 beginning we're about to experience chicago weather over the next 24 to 48 hours. when you flip over to the maps it's not too bad. when you look at the actual air temperatures. it's cold in slatington. martins creek 11.