happy new year. the tradition continues, the mummers add feathers and sequence to the revelry on broadcast street. gas taxes rose overnight. temperatures are rising, too, 6:00 a.m., sunday morning, new year's day, 2017. sky6 live hd taking a live look at the rothman skating rink and

the christmas tree. chris sowers is here, a nice day today. >> reporter: we're higher than the normal high for this time of year it is 6:00 a.m. let's get you outside, we have clear conditions and comfortable conditions, as well. the breezes have relaxed and the numbers are in the 40s, at least in the city. we have 30s popping up in the surrounding suburbs. we're a good ten degrees milder than this time yesterday. 39 in reading, 42 in philadelphia. cape may, 42. trenton, 43. atlantic city, not too shabby down there, 41 degrees. satellite and radar along with action radar. starting out with a little bit of cloud cover across the mid atlantic and the northeast states, high pressure will build in this afternoon and clear all this cloud cover out. it looks like a gorgeous day,

look at all that bright blue upstairs. sunshine and passing clouds and high of 50 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes, get the umbrellas out, we have rain in the seven-day forecast to talk about, i'll have the details in just a few. >> 2017 was ushered in with a spectacular annual display. thousands gathered to celebrate 2017 on the banks of the delaware river. this was the colorful midnight show soon from the camden side. people were ready for 2017 to arrive. >> happy new year!whew. >> reporter: you guys went out with the hats and glasses. >> why not, it's 2017, baby. >> reporter: are you ready for the new year. >> my husband and family we're all in the mummers, we love it.

>> jennette reyes visited a south philadelphia new year's bash, she'll bring you that in the next half-hour. the mummers make their annual strut from city hall into south philadelphia today. the mummers parade steps off from center city at 9:00 a.m. many have been up all night putting on makeup and making adjustments to their lavish costumes. it was on this day in 1901 that first murmt walked off -- mummers parade walked off in philadelphia. bob brooks talked to some in the parade. >> reporter: the show this year. >> the phantom's

father and son couldn't be more excited. >> scott said having dad here with him, makes ringing in the new year that much more special. >> my dad, my nephews my son, there's nothing like it in the world. mctires say the show this year might be the best yet. come out and watch. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> hundreds of thousands of people watched the new year's eve ball make its decent 2017 in time square, more people stayed warm and watched ryan seacrest and company live on 6 abc. >> almost a million people jammed streets to witness the

spectacle and wish for better times ahead. on security note, streets were blocked off by sanitation trucks, a move designed to prevent attacks similar to those in germany and france. overseas a manhunt is on for the disguised gunman who killed 39 people inside a nightclub in istanbul turkey. wmba players were next-door when it happened, everything is okay. >> reporter: turkey ushering in 2017 with a massive celebration, crowds in istanbul releasing white balloons into the night hopeful for the new year. security tight. but then a scene that's played out time and time again, a person who may have been dressed as santa claus walked into the nightclub one of the city's most popular and opened fire.

the attacker gunning down a police officer and civilian on the way in. istanbul governor calling it an attack of terror. the attacker rained down bullets in a crool and innocent way -- cruel and innocent way on people ringing in the new year having fun. many jumping into the water to escape. the shootings more than a year after bombings killed 45 people near the city's arena. earlier in the day a crowd gathering to remember the victims of that attack. president obama has expressed his condolences for the victims and directed his team to provide assistance to turkey authorities. abc news new york. >> "good morning america" weekend will have an update on the attack in turkey coming up at 8:00 a.m. after "action

news." new this morning, a 71-year-old military veteran was killed by a hit-and-run driver in philadelphia's olney section. police say he was dragged a full city block after being hit by a mercury on city avenue. the driver kept going until he crashed into a pole. the suspect suffered a broken leg and he will be charged. police have not released the name of the veteran who died. fires erupted on the 700 block of west dekalb pike in king of prussia. the fire started in the grease vents and spread to the roof. firefighters contained the blaze, nobody was injured, but the restaurant was closed for the rest of the night. a camden county store was damaged when a driver ran off the road and hit the building overnight. the driver of a jeep was

traveling south in collingswood and ran off haddon avenue. no word if charges will be filed. an he elderly man and woman were run over and killed in broomall. the vehicle stopped and police have yet to announce if that driver will be charged. gassing up in pennsylvania, now costs more, overnight the state gas tax jumped by 8 cent a gallon. it's up 11 cents for diesel. drivers are being taxed 57 gallons in pennsylvania. before the hike, pennsylvania already had the highest gas tax. it will pay for transportation projects. nationally, motorists are paying 30 cents more a gallon compared to a year ago. philadelphia's breferg tax is in effect -- beverage tax is

in effect, it is expected to pay for the universal pre-k goal. it may put cash into the passion and library system. a court has rejected the claim that the tax duplicates the state sales tax saying it will hurt working families and cost jobs. supporters say it will cut into the absent epidemic. much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. new this morning, 6 people are displaced by flames that also injured a local firefighter. dallas cowboys arrive in town, the eagles want pay back for their nfc rivals. here's what's ahead in the weather department, rain and lots of it, it begins tomorrow morning and it could last through wednesday morning that's followed by a cool down on thursday, details coming up in the accuweather seven-day

forecast.

>> a big crowd inside the ocean city civic center danced into the new year after getting news that high winds blown the city's chances of filling the night sky with fireworks. when the clock struck 12, the crowd settled for balloons falling from the ceiling. hundreds of people gathered

in haddonfield, new jersey, attendees checked out performances and fireworks show. with you up ringing in the new year. >> reporter: until my cell phone beep beep beep beep and everybody started texting me. i guess i was. everybody wasp in great spirits yesterday evening, what i am about to tell you about, is probably going to put you in gloomy spirits, we have rain on the way. today is a nice day, we'll finish out on a bright note. we'll have the temperatures climb in the upper 40s, low 50s. tomorrow here comes the wet weather. 42 degrees, that's not too bad. warmer than our normal high for this time of the year, which is 41. it is 61:00 in the morning.

39 in reading, cape may, 42. most locations, ten to 15 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday, a lot of that has to do with the cloud cover overhead. it keeps the radiation from the heat of the sun trapped close to the ground. that's why we're so mild. the clouds will clear out later this afternoon and allow for bright blue skies and testers get into the 50s. watch what happened, future tracker 6, here comes the cloud cover, 6:00 a.m., the start of the morning commute is dry, the rain overspreads the area by 9:00 a.m., it's raining for everybody. that rain will come down through the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. actually it looks to be all day long according to this model, 4:30, you can see the darker shades of green and yellows. we fast forward into tuesday, and we'll get another round of rain, this appears to be steady,

as well. by 10:30 a.m. you can see the heavy rains indicated by the yellows and oranges. that will clear by 2, 3, 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. that is followed by patchy drizzle. today looks good, clouds, 50 degrees. as we go hour by hour, we'll clear the clouds out quickly. it's full sun later this afternoon. 1:00 p.m., 49. 3:00 p.m., 50. 5:00 p.m., a very mild 47 degrees. overnight tonight, increasing clouds and cold, 28 degrees across the outlying suburbs, 35 for center city. that rain should hold off until sunset maybe an hour or two after that. leads us to this, this is the only concern in the forecast in the short term here, assuming the rain arrives quick enough, temperatures could she below freezing across the far north an western suburbs, northern lancaster county, berks, north hampton counties and as far

south as bucks and montgomery county. there could white stuff before it gets over to rain. the poconos be on the look out for slick spots by mid morning it's all rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunshine, a few clouds today, 50 degrees, occasional rain and drizzle for monday, 46. more rain and drizzle tuesday. 57. more rain and drizzle wednesday morning, clearing by afternoon, 50 degrees, here comes the colder air, thursday partly sunny, 36. friday, 34. saturday mostly cloudy and cold, 35 degrees. nydia. >> an interesting way to start the new year. let's go north of the border for a 2017 is celebratio, canada is marking a milestone. it kicks off the 150th birthday. more than $200 million is earmarked for celebratory

projects and events. we'll be right back.

>> today is deadline for 35 russian diplomats to leave the united states. president obama ordered them out of the country for russian hacking during the presidential election. it shut down two diplomatic compounds. putin has announced he will not

retaliate. trump has voiced doubts over the hacking dispite intelligence saying there's no question about rush yarn interference in the election. president-elect trump was asked why he doubts russia was behind the computer hacking during the election. he said he knows things other people don't know, but refused to elaborate on that. he doubled down on claims that computers are not safe. >> if you have something important write it out and have it delivered by cowerrer, the old -- courier because no computer is safe. the new year may bring a change to security at many new jersey schools, public schools and colleges may higher police d

police officers. the sandy hook massacre in connecticut inspired the change in new jersey. all motorcycle riders in delaware could be required to wear a helmet. representative sean lynn of dover compares it to the seat belt law and calls it common sense. right now you're only required to carry a helmet on a motorcycle and those 19 years and younger are required to wear it. we'll be right back.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 on this sunday morning, forecast for forehead if you're heading out for the mummers parade, beautiful, glistening bright blue skies, a little bit of cloud cover

upstairs that will wear out quickly as the day wears on. shooting for a high of 50 degrees, don't get used to the blue, as the pattern turns unsettled as we head into tomorrow. area of low pressure developing out here that will run into the great lakes. that means more rain, rain for monday, tuesday, and perhaps as far as wednesday morning, as we take a look at the accuweather seven day. all the cold air is located out through here, this will arrive thursday, that will set up an interesting situation on friday, you get cold air rushing in and this system, that could mean snow. lots oflots of sunshine today, f rain, monday and tuesday, colder temperatures arriving friday and saturday we continue to monitor things closely and see the potential of light snow on friday, nydia. >> it will be a wild ride. thank you. sports now, college

football national championship game is set and it is rematch. ohio state got destroyed by clemson, 31-0. the first time the buckeyes have been shut out in 23 years. clemson moves on to fight alabama. they meet in tampa on january 9. penn state is auto in california to play usc to play the rose bowl. you can see the game on our sister station espn. jeff skeverski has the rest of the sports. >> reporter: the eagles new year's resolution beat the cowboys new year's day and carry confidence into 2017. cowboys arrived in philadelphia where they have won four straight over the eagles. dallas starters are expected to be limited today at 1 against the eagles.

the eagles want revenge after the tough overtime loss in dallas back in october. >> definitely one in dallas, nfc east rival, the point of the year we were in there, kind of was a turning point roughlily. it's been tough, it's unfortunate it will be our last game of the year, we won't be playing into january, i loved it, every step of the way. >> reporter: chip kelly is expected to be fired for the second time in 53 weeks. according to espn, the 49ers will dismiss chip kelly as early as tonight after one season in san francisco dating back to last year, kelly has lost 20 of his last 24 games with the eagles and 49ers. 2016 will go down as one of the most memorable years. villanova have they have been on a run or what. nova won a record 28 games.

number one ranked nova getting a run for their numbers. back they come, final be -- seconds in the half, jenkins, the buzzer beating. nova, final two minutes, next possession they put it away, villanova wins 80-70. they are 14-0. it is their best start in school history. the way 2016 finished for the flyers, you better believe they are looking forward to the new year. flyers have lost five of their last 6 games and once again winless through christmas break. not only did the flyers go down in is an san jose last time outo did steve mason, he left with a hand injury. he wants to see how he feels this morning before deciding whether he can play tonight against the anaheim ducks. that's sports, i'm jeff

skeverski. >> a seal celebrity is back in the ocean, you can see him resting comfortably on the hood of a car and later romeing around the city. passion and wildlife officers waited until he was 'sleep and captured him. the seal most likely made his way through the nearby river system. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays.

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the mummers get ready for the parade down broad street. a toll hike is coming for drivers who use the pennsylvania turnpike. sky6 live hd taking live look right now at the commodor barry bridge. we are in for a rollercoaster ride in the weather department this week. it is 6:30 a.m., 2017. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with another preview of the accuweather forecast. we have a nice day for the parade. >> reporter: today is the nice part of the rollercoaster ride. we'll talk about later this week in a few minutes. let's get you outside and show you a beautiful shot this morning on the ben franklin bridge. we have clear conditions over parts of the area, a few clouds and mild temperatures for everybody, compared to seasonal averages. let's flip it over to the numbers, 42 in philadelphia, that's above the normal high for this time of the year. trenton is a degree warmer. 43. wilmington, 41. dover and cape may, a pair of

43s. millville, 39 and allentown, 36 degrees. wind speeds are light, but still a breeze, if you're heading out to the mummers parade early, temperatures are mild. you'll need a heavier coat early on. 9 miles per hour out southwest in wilmington, 10 miles per hour in philadelphia. all the clouds you see here should begin to thin out shortly that will bring a nice afternoon to the delaware and lehigh valleys. here's the forecast, sunshine along with a few clouds, high temperature today in philadelphia, 50 degrees, here's how it plays out hour by hour, 11:00 a.m., sunny, 46 degrees. 1:00 p.m., 49. look at that number, 3:00 p.m., 50 degrees and mostly sunny, 5:00 p.m., 47 degrees and bright blue skies, nydia. >> 2016 is so yesterday, we're waking up to a new year full of

opportunities. the traditional fireworks show hit the skies over the delaware river in a colorful display to begin the new year. tropicana casino in atlantic city hosted this event. even with winter temperatures, the shore welcomes many families to enjoy the holiday weekend. in delaware, the action cam was at the river front in wilmington, this fireworks display was a family-friendly event that kicked off early. as part of celebration there was ice skating and live entertainment as well. now it is time for the comics and fancy and string bands to suit up for their stretch down broad street. the parade kicks off at 9:00 a.m. at city hall and heads south on broad street to washington avenue. ten thousand mummers will feet in five categories, fancy,

comic, string band and santa before brigade. we have a look at the golden sunrise preps in south philadelphia. you can see makeup is key, especially this early in the morning, right after you've been partying all night. look at that little girl she is ready to celebrate 2017. everybody ricking in the new year making their stretch down broad street, this is the golden sunrise they are the fancy brigade from the first performers you will see out there. our family will head out there, i hope you do, too, we have nice temperatures for it, unseasonable temperatures enjoy. the home of a south philadelphia family is the place to be on new year's eve jeanette reyes got to be there for the party. >> we're ready to rush in 2017 in grand south philadelphia fashion. >> reporter: who needs time square when you have this kind of house party. "action news" got an invasion to

17th street new year's celebration family style. >> it's a family tradition for 23 years last year, the ball was made out of hool will -- hulu h. ball drop and all, the big apple has got nothing on this. >> this is the best time i look forward to this all year lock, it is my favorite day of the year, i absolutely love it. >> reporter: penns landing was the place to be the air made for cooler temperatures, but people young and old came up with creative ways to keep warm from dancing the cold away to hitting the ice. >> we hope to work up a sweat ice skating i guess. >> it's not that bad, i'm from connecticut, i myself don't mind

the cold, but at the same time if you're moving around you warm right up. >> and there's today's new year's wedding that warms more than a few hearts. >> it's a fun holiday on saturday night, it's fun to get dressed up and celebrate. >> reporter: itwhether it is putting a ring on it, dancing the fireworks there's no wrong way to ring in the new year. the ball you see there not quiet like the one in new york city, it's smaller, you can hardly tell, these guys say there's no other place they would rather be, maybe next year you can make it. , reporting live in philadelphia, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> it is about to cost more to drive on the pennsylvania turnpike in the new year. another fare hike goes into effect next sunday january 8. the toll is going on up for cash and e-z pass riders.

the money goes to road improvements and pension costs and the required $4,350,000,000 payment to the state department of transportation. new this morning, fire has gutted a large house in delaware county leaving 6 people homeless. the action cam was at the scene old forge road in middletown. the fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. and raced through the house. everybody got out safely. a firefighter was treated at the scene for a minor burn. there was no word on a cause. police are trying to sort out a violent confrontation outside a bar in river month. an intoxicated man was refused entry, he left and returned with a vehicle locking device and beat a security guard with it. the security guard suffered a punctured lung and was able to shoot the man who later died. here's the latest on the shooting death of pennsylvania

state trooper, landon weaver. investigators are trying to figure out why the trooper responded to the call on his own. 32-year-old jason robison gunned down the trooper at the home. troorns -- troopers killed robison during a confrontation in june township. >> reporter: mayor kenny flashes something of a sarcastic smile. toward the he believed of year one of his first term he is a busy man who last week wore a christmas costume to the delight of young children. >> i think if you walk around smiling all the time you look crazy. the mayor is reflecting on his victory over the sweetened

beverage tax to raise money for the recreation center. >> we have nine city schools up and running. >> reporter: police relations are stable and improving since he phased out the "stop and frisk" program that triggered charges of illegal racial profiling. >> our unconstitutional stops are down,. our weapons stops up. >> reporter: what about the probe of johnny johnny dockerty. the mayor said he has done nothing wrong and hadn't hurt a thing. >> he is a friend of mine, we grew up together, i can't speculate. >> reporter: as mayor kenny looks ahead to the new year, one of the most intriguing and

unpredictable questions on his mind what can he look forward from the donald trump white house. he is talking about big infrastructure projects for city and states that means jobs. we agree on immigration and other social issues. >> reporter: will trump take away the federal funding because philadelphia is clinging to sanctuary city status refusing to turnover noncriminals to immigration authorities, a threat donald trump made on his way to the white house. >> inside story debates mayor kenny's first year, how do we assess his performance thus far and how do his initiatives benefit the city. expect travel restrictions on the busiest roads in montgomery county this week. penndot announced sweeping and debris removing operation on 76,

309 and 422. that means lane closures. beginning tuesday there will be intermittent closures on the schuylkill expressway in both directions between city avenue and the pennsylvania turnpike. that work is scheduled to end on thursday, january 5. drivers can expect lane closures on 309 between shelton -- cheltenham road and 322. philadelphia begins recycling christmas trees through january 14. you can drop off your tree at any of the streets department sanitation centers. streets along the -- trees placed along the curb will be picked up with the regular trash. a little girl gets a life changing christmas gift. mom and say it's a miracle. >> our social corner shares the

joy of christmas through the eyes of local kids. sky6 live hd taking live look at the beautiful skyline there, you're looking at the camden waterfront, meteorologist chris sowers looks at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast on this birthday 2017.

>> a car landed right in the middle after roof after it went airborne in winston-salem, north

carolina. police a a woman was traveling 70 to 90 miles per hour when her car hit a curb and went into the air. nobody was hurt. police believe the driver had a medical emergency. california officials believe foggy conditions may have played a role in a deadly pileup this weekend. two people were killed in the 30-car pileup on interstate five near bakessers -- bakersfield. traffic was jammed for hours while crews cleared the scene. on august 21, the moon will completely block the sun. best of all it will be visible across the continental u.s., we have not had a total solar eclipse on the mainland u.s. since 1979. >> reporter: that's neat, i

enjoy those kind of things. [laughter], let's get you outside and well, we've got a beautiful morning, it's chilly out there, temperature-wise you can't complain, especially the first day of january, you know how cold and miserable it can be, that's a far cry from that. beautiful shot in cape may. lots of sunshine once the sun comes up. double scan live is clear, we'll keep it that way through today and the evening hours, overnight tonight right around dawn is when we expect the rain to arrive. enjoy the dry conditions while we have it. once it starts raining it will rain for quite sometime. you'll see that reflected in the seven-day forecast. 42 degrees, not bad for this time of the year. dewpoint, 25, pressure is rising. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 42. quakertown, 38. most of these locations were ten

degrees colder than this time yesterday. center city, 42, you're leading the pack. gandys beach, vineland, 39. cinnaminson, 41, smyrna and dover, 42. what we're seeing is a lot of moisture to develop across the southern tier states southern continental united states. an area of low pressure will form around the texas arkansas border. that will come up the spine. appalachians. with all the cold air out here, we'll see this over the next 448 to 72 hours. today is smooth sailing, we'll have bright blue skies, it will be that deep blue in the skies,

a nice looking day. overnight tonight we'll see the clouds increase south to north. 6:00 a.m. we'll stop the clock, the molds has nothing going on. some of the other forecast models suggest there could light precipitation falling at that point. 9:00 we'll see the rains overspread the area. they become heavier and steadier during the afternoon hours. this is followed by another round for tuesday. again, rain arriving by sunrise tomorrow, the heaviest appears to be late in the day. it could start as a period of freezing rain north and west of philadelphia. let's say in a line from upper bucks and montgomery county northwestward and berks and as far as lang -- lancaster county, as well. that will go over to plain rain as temperatures climb in the upper 40s. again, another round moves in on tuesday.

today, 50 degrees, cape may, 50. dover, 51. atlantic city, 50. overnight tonight, it should stay dry most of the time. wouldn't fer -- be surprised if rain drops fall around sunrise. trenton, 32. cape may, 38 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots ever rain in the short term after today. today is a good one. sun and clouds. occasional rain and drizzle tomorrow, 46. tuesday, rain and drizzle, 47. wednesday, more rain and drizzle. we're up to 50 degrees, an arctic front pushes through, thursday, friday, saturday, sharply colder. highs in the 30s, we could be dealing with windchills in the 20s. here's the deal for are friday. some of the forecast models are going back and forth with a coastal system where we could

see snow, others keep it out to sea. >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. a very young girl in virginia got a gift for christmas that her parents call a miracle. ariana born deaf received brain stem implants. when cochlear implants did not work she was offered this. her mom described the emotional response when her baby girl reacted for the first time. >> she was reacted where is this sound coming from. she is my gift and my gift for her is for her to hear. she can only hear loud noises

right now, but doctors believe she will larry most sounds. we'll be back with more on the mummers.

throughout the morning. more new year's celebration, iraq dealing with warren joying a lighter moment, a fireworks show over baghdad power. the river tames, fires work went out. in about berlin, an estimated 1 million people turned out to r

the celebration. despite the display of revelry, the county is feeling the shock of the terror attacks. miami dade officer was in need of a new kidney because he suffers from a genetic condition. his colleague offered him one of hers. after spending months recovering from the transplant service in august, the officers returned to work at the same time. >> after the surgery, i feel great, little by little i got to feel better and better and better. >> they kept saying are you sure you want to do this, can we get this done already, stop. >> castille learned about alex's condition from a department memo. >> time for the social corner,

the holidays make for priceless moments don't they? here are a few that caught our eye. [laughter]. that cutie is 2-year-old kay lee of south jersey, she was able to light the christmas tree with a push of a button. >> congratulations you have received the gift of the philadelphia union soccer we are very excited you will be joining for the 2017 season. >> keep reading. >> takes a minute to sink in, right, 9-year-old ethan chambers of pilots was brought to tears by the special gift. he loves the union, his parents

surprised him with a ticket package for next season. finally in the social corner, watch this next kid. it is an egg. >> it's hatchable. >> it's an egg. >> it is a hatchable. >> i love that she is grateful she doesn't know what it is. >> she was taken a back by getting a hatchable her mom bought the toy from a neighbor who had a few extra. she had no idea what a hatchable was, she does now. let me know when you come about these videos by going to my facebook page or tweet me. philadelphia's new beverage tax is kicking in with the arrival of the new year and tragic

hit-and-run involving a 71-year-old military veteran in philadelphia. plus, another complete update from meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder.

get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. friends, happy new year, we'll show you how philadelphia got the party started. the tradition continues, the mummers add feathers and

sequence to the revelry on broad street. plus, pennsylvania gas taxes rose overnight and that's not the only thing that's costing more in pennsylvania. sky6 live hd taking live look at atlantic city. we have a nice day ahead especially for the mummers parade. let's go over to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. happy new year, chris. >> reporter: happy new year to you, as well, happy new year, everyone. mother nature is in a cooperating mood, we're sitting at our normal high for the year. philadelphia, 41, trenton, 42, cape may, 42. there's somewhat of a breeze so it feels like 33. wilmington, 34. millville, 36. you'll need a heavier coat this morning, but you can leave the scarf and gloves and