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of the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it wasn't bad today, gets better tomorrow. in between today and tomorrow, there might be a little bit of light snow overnight tonight. we are over it. it's not going to be a lot, walter, we'll talk about the detail. storm tracker 6 live double scan, no issues with precipitation. early tomorrow morning we're tracking precipitation that could bring a coating to your location. we'll talk about it. the action cam was outside earlier today looking at a cloudy center city skyline, you can see the schuylkill. we've got a mostly cloudy skyed, the clouds will build and thicken across the region in anticipation of the weak disturbance we're tracking overnight tone. the high today in philadelphia, 42 degrees, the average is 49. seven degrees off the mark. temperatures are milder tomorrow. we have a big warmup on the the

way next week. 41 in philadelphia. 39 in allentown. 34 in the poconos. along the coast in beach haven, 37. upper 30s dover and millville. here's satellite and radar, it's partly to mostly cloudy across the region. this is the disturbance we're tracking over northern indiana and ohio. it will pin wheel across the mid atlantic region. always it does so, overnight tonight into tomorrow morning there's rain or snow showers we have to watch out for, for the city points south and west. it stays overcast, snow showers overnight. we'll jump to 39 in the suburbs and 32 in philadelphia. we'll talk about what we are checking tomorrow morning. a weak clipper system is moving on through from a west/east direction. dewpoints are low this time of year and there's limited moisture to work with as the clipper system races across the region. the expected time period for

precipitation anytime from midnight up today break. a possible coating in spots is likely. it doesn't look like a big system we're tracking here. little to no accumulation is expected. get ready for a significant warmup, march 70s returning. we have a big ridge dominating the eastern half of the u.s. along the east coast we'll tap into the warm, mild south/southwesterly winds. the 70s returning next week with possible records on the way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows we have a morning rain or snow shower, otherwise high temperature 49. clouds to sunshine by the afternoon. it's milder and breezy on monday. 60 degrees, a taste of spring on the way by tuesday. 71 on wednesday. records possible, high temperature up to 74. the record is 73 set back in 2000. on thursday, it's warm, rain possible, high temperature 72.

clouds and sun on friday, 63. next saturday cloudy showers possible. looks to be unsettled neck weekend, after tomorrow -- next weekend, after tomorrow, 60s and 70s. spring-like weather a treat. you can find the live forecast along with storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. we join "world news" saturday already in progress, don't miss "action news" at 10:00 p.m. on phl17 and we're back here on 6abc at 11:00 p.m. now for jeff skeverski, melissa magee and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. pet moments are beautiful,

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investigators to a possible third gunman. abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: tonight, that controversial locked phone found in this shot-up suv back in the spotlight. the device used by two terrorists who killed 14 people in san bernardino at the center of a fierce battle between federal government and apple, who refuses to unlock the phone. now, the local d.a. is suggesting there could be evidence of a long-rumored third attacker on that phone. do you believe there is a third assailant out there? >> i don't know if i believe it, but i'd like to make sure there isn't. >> reporter: in a new court brief, d.a. mike ramos, pressing apple to unlock farook's iphone, arguing -- "although the reports of the three individuals were not corroborated, the information contained solely on the seized iphone could provide evidence to identify as of yet unknown co-conspirators." the fbi, local law enforcement have questioned the theory of a third gunman. tonight, apple stands by its decision not to attempt to unlock that phone. apple ceo tim cook speaking

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