moving on, nearby to belle isle. i'm sure some of you have encountered bell isle before. these were the big confederate prisons. i cannot resist putting this in my show, even though it is 1860 three. -- 1863. this is a wartime image of richmond. it drives me crazy. they photographer climbed this hill. and got an amazing view. but look in the background. this is downtown. downtown richmond. it is going to burn. easy bit in the background. his negatives do not survive. cannot blow this thing up. i can just pick things out in the hazy mist. there is the two building flour mill. on the right, the confederate capital. it is actually acting as the capitol. you can see the laboratory and the railroad ridge, long before it turned to cinders. in 1865, another photographer got up there. took almost the exact same to view. two years later. you can see the gun overlooking the camp. all the downtown we just described. over here, right there, that is all that is left of the mammoth flour mills. the state capitol overlooking the city of ruin. the bridge is gone. photographers found bell

actual men who died on bell isle. buried side-by-side and removed to the richmond national cemetery. you can go and see their graves today. i love that they are still to each other. i find that stuff fascinating. they are there and you can see them today, always intrigues me. this one makes me angry. the reason is there is not one photograph of the ring of forts enormous forts, that surrounded richmond during the war. this cameraman went up a hill, 100 feet up a hell and stood with his back to one of the forts. turnaround. tries me crazy. if you took this relatively mundane shot of bell isle from the south side. determinesd to make lemonade out of lemons, there is a nice skyline. here is treasure. there it is. right there is my visitor center. our desk is right in there. you have the foundry building. the big smokestack. the armory mill. moving up the hill second presbyterian church. a famous preacher preached there. when jackson came to richmond, he attended two services there but they will tell you all about it fore

this project, led to the isle of wight college, will benefit new and existing irish businesses. does the prime minister agree that this is an excellent example of government supporting local economies and ensuring people on the island have the skills the industries of the future will need? >> i can my honorable friend is right, this is excellent. the global enterprise partnership has received nearly 11 million pounds funding to build the site -- center of excellence on the isle of wight providing 500 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include 250 apprentices. this is part of a long term plan to build up britain's manufacturing and apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker. before the last election, the prime minister made a no if's ann's or but's promise on immigration. >> can he remind the house executive what that comment was? when we promised to cut migration, we cut it from outside the european union but it has increased from inside the european union, not least because we have created

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we popped up to 39 in allentown, 35 in trenton and 48 in sea isle city so cool this morning but not tooaded out to the bus stop, it looks like we'll have a few clouds mixing with perhaps some early sunshine. by 6 o'clock 39 and by 8 o'clock 42 degrees, cool but again not too bad. coat weather but you'll be able to make it all right. winds aren't all that strong either. 44 degrees by 9 o'clock, 50 by noon and it will be coolinger this afternoon with a high of 52. we'll probably hit that at about 2 o'clock and then still be holding it at 3 o'clock and then during the afternoon showers arrive. karen rogers will have the latest on the arrival and departure of the rain with future tracker 6. >> all right, dave we see the arrow board. we have construction on i-95 northbound at girard as you head towards allegheny. you have to stay right as you come north of the vine street expressway because they're out there blocking the left lane but we think it should be clearing out in the next half hour or so, so not too bad. on the big picture, tacony palmyra bridge i warned you about a bridge opening.

speaker, -- [inaudible] on the isle of white for advanced manufacturing and marine technology. this project will benefit new and existing island businesses. does the prime minister agree that this is an excellent example of government supporting local economies and ensuring young people on the island have the skills that the industries of the future will need a? >> well, i think my honorable friend is right. this is an excellent developer. the partnership has received nearly 11 million funding through the growth deal to build a center of excellence for competence on the isle of white. this is going to provide live hundred 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include over 250 apprentices. this is all part of our long-term plans to build up of britain's skills, build up a britain's manufacture, build up our apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker it for the last election the prime minister made a know it no, but promise on immigration. can even white house exactly wh

but at the shore with the rain, it is a raw 40 degrees right now in sea isle city, 42 in atlantic cityladelphia, 46 right now in allentown and wilmington just 47 degrees and a big change from this time yesterday. we've dropped close to 20 degrees if not even more than that in the state of delaware from yesterday afternoon when we were in the mid and upper 60's where today we are well below average only in the 40's. double scan live radar a wider look showing the showers continue from boston straight all the way down to raleigh north carolina. >>> the cold front that was moving pretty quickly yesterday kind of slowed down across our area and it will take its time pushing off the coast and in fact, the clouds will hang tough throughout the overnight hours tonight but the rain will be gone so heading out for friday night it will be a dry night despite its chilly and cloudy. in fact, after midnight some energy may try to ripple through so we could see some late flurries flying after midnight with temperatures below freezing north and west, at freezing in wilmington and millville and just 3

sea isle, atlantic city, mays landing millville you're getting damp from the spotty showers.e to the big one. but more coming in from the west. that's where the rain is for now. as we take a look outside we have cloudy skies across the region. low ceilings causing problems at the airport. we'll talk about that a little bit later in the half-hour. as there are flight delays, surface visibility is up over 2 or 3 miles on the roads you're not looking at too much of a problem with fog locally. winds are calm, 39 degrees is the temperature. look at the dewpoint, almost the same temperature as the air temperature. there's an indication that there's a lot of moisture in the air and we're getting close to the saturation point. we have fog down the shore up by trenton. we have rain close to philadelphia and parts of south jersey and delaware. later in the day we might break out sunshine, but there's going to be the threat of more showers coming in. in fact you can see this guy coming up from washington, d.c. and southern virginia. that will make its way toward us later today. winds ar

and millville 61 notice allentown 50 degrees, the warm front is advancing through allentown and sea isle city, only 50 degrees, swretd winds out of the south off the ocean and the ocean water temperature in the low 40s and that cools off the beaches and it is windy. the winds of change today 20 miles per hour in philadelphia and the same if wilmington and dover and sea isle city 21 miles per hour winds and trenton 15 we still have some patchy fog near the lehigh valley and poconos. and that will change as the winds pick up. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that cold front that is out to the west, here is the most activity with that in the form of thunderstorms 48 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes that cold front is moving in and notice north and west of that front in buffalo the winds are strong enough they are getting lake-effect snow as far as lake-effect weather, it put the western suburbs at a low threat of wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, better chance we see lower wind gusts as the front moves through this is what to expect. don't put the umbrellas away just yet th

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woodbine, sea isle city and atlantic city, all showing 38 degrees. lots of clouds, peeks of sunshine chilly, chilly temperatures. 35 degrees by 8:00 a.m.

he has a history of flying high and off the isle tower eiffel tower. it was to spread the word about eagle conservation. that will do it for this hour. i'm thomas drayton in new york. stay tuned "freeway - crack in >> we achieved great success to the zionist union, and we achieved a great success for our people. i'm proud of the people of israel. who have the movement to separate, and to stand for the principle. to stand on those things that are important to all of us. tore security, on proper economy. and society that we owe it to them. every family, every father and mother and every young couple. and every soldier and every citizen, and israel, jewish and not jewish. all are important. and all of you are important to me. and now, we have to set up a strong and secure government with no -- and offer it to all citizens of israel if they want. we have very big things that i want to say to you. that we stand before the political changes and also social changes. we promise to deal with the economy,

surf city to atlantic city, sea isle city to cape may.ut 45 minutes ago and then it kind of refired again over the bay as it's pushing into cape may but eventually this rain will be moving out and we have a dry night and a dry weekend to set up. is this spring, that's the question? and sharrie and i were just talking about -- she was asking does winters tend to lag this long? you know what, last year, if you remember winter kind of went right into the beginning of spring and it's doing it again this year where monday it was 43, 40 on tuesday, 47 on wednesday. yesterday kind of the oddball so to speak at 67 degrees and then we're back down to 47 today, so no, it is not feeling like spring and when you take a look at the long range forecast, despite the seven day we see some normal temperatures around easter it looks like we're going to drop yet again to very cold temperatures. 46 allentown, 45 in trenton 45 in millville. a good 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. this front is slowly pushing off the coast but those northwesterly winds will b

the same story in sea isle city. satellite and radar showing up on future tracker 6, you can see the winds coming out of the south which is a good direction for us, as it taps into mild air. a front to the west, we're unstable. 9:30 doesn't look like there's much going on, we might squeeze out the morning commute with basically drizzle around or fog. by the time we get into midday looks like there will be showers popping up the coast from the south. during the afternoon it's spotty activity for the most part. showers here and there and more down by the shore. 6:00, things may be in a lull for the afternoon morning and commute. we'll keep an eye on the line of showers and steadier rain and thunderstorms that will be dropping down out of the northwest as that front pushes through. you can see how that might supper vierve through philadelphia and -- survive through philadelphia and over by the shore. we'll have rumbles of thunder tonight. up in allentown showers and thunder late in the day or evening. 64 degrees is the

degrees in philadelphia. 29 in wilmington, 26 in allentown. 30 in reading, 30 in trenton. 35 in sea isle city not a lot of snow left over to melt and refreeze, but you might want to be careful of an icy pamp or two with -- patch or two with temperatures close to freezing. winds not as strong as yesterday. 5 miles per hour in philadelphia. we don't have to hunch our shoulders all that much. the cloud cover is to our west, looks like we'll scweetz -- squeeze out early sunshine. the clouds increase as the day goes on. rain is not here until later tonight. allentown, less wind than yesterday, similar high temperature of 46 degrees. down the the shore we'll be cooler with most communities making it up to the 40s. sun to clouds. philadelphia, 52 degrees is the high, sun and clouds, less wind than yesterday with winds out of the seevment -- southeast at 6 to 12 miles per hour. as we roll through the day 32 degrees by 8:00. 40 degrees. high of 52 at #-- 3:00 p.m. the clouds are getting thicker but it's dry. we go up to 11:00 p.m. or midnight we have to wait that late before we see any main rain,

inclined to strike deals, and if you are someone who thinks that washington needs to work more across the isle, it is going to be different and better in that respect. john: things in some ways could not be worse and you don't want to put all of the blame on harry reid, but there is a lot there. mark: there is a lot there. and harry reid obstructed as he did, but instead people chalked it up to just a guy doing k.g. things as opposed to -- doing cagey things. reid will leave the senate bruise literally, because they showed him that i injury that he got working out, but he also lost to one of the most powerful people in the senate. today during a radio interview with kpnr of nevada, they discussed the senator's unique qualities. radio host: keri is unique and he has that curmudgeonly charm -- harry -- president obama: harry is unique and he has that curmudgeonly charm, but i am going to miss him. mark: the republican senatorial committee did a press release that was scathing and it did not really honor harry reid, so what will his political legacy going to be -- what is his political legacy goi

do you know cross energy until 30, sea isle city and sin a min son in upper 20s and 29 smyrna.n you look at wind chill however it feels much colder and winds constant today out of the northwest. we had winds sustaining anywhere from 0 to 30 miles an hour and with higher gusts and it feels like 17 in the city when you factor in the wind chill current wind chill plan laeringt 16 17 trenton in low teens in poconos. here's satellite 6 and action radar the activity we had starting to push offshore and still snow out across the eastern tip of long island and southern sections of new england that moves away from our region and it's starting to clear out ohio valley and points west. here's setup. high pressure remains back in control. 9:00 in the morning. temperatures in lower 30s. wind chills however will be in the lower 20s when you wake up early tomorrow morning. 30 in the afternoon we'll rebound to lower 40s along the i-95 corridor and areas south and east for that matter north and west. we get a little better than we were today. still temperatures averaging 11 degrees below averag

on the other side of the british isles on the other side of the atlantic was not in austin -- was not in option. a submarine had to keep moving and if it was being dogged by destroyers the whole time, which happened on this patrol, it didn't have the option of just stopping and nesting on the bottom and waiting. it had to keep moving. the problem is it had limited range, and when it reached the end of that range it would have to either surface and recharge its batteries or -- well, there was no other option. imagine being followed by destroyers, as was this case, and you are traveling along at your maximum undersea speed of nine knots, your batteries are -- these were electric engines underwater diesel on the surface. imagine you are running underwater injure batteries are strained and beginning to crackle. schweiger notes in his war log , which he had thankfully left behind that had the destroyers , continued their pursuit, they would've had a problem potentially fatal. brian: where did you go to find the most information on captain schweiger? erik: one of the main places was the arc

want a coat down in downingtown where you are closer to 50 berlin around 49 and we go up to 52 in sea isle city, and 52 in millville and lots of sun and a breeze blowing, a nice day but a little cool. >>> here are the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 a new plan to demolish old buildings in camden but it's not without controversy who wants to take over the project and what it means for people all over camden county. >>> now for meteorologist, david murphy, sara bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams we'll see you back here tonight beginning at 4:00. ♪ >> announcer: today on "the chew" -- you'll have the family sprinting back to the table when we bust out our "feel good family favorites," and aussie chef curtis stone is having pie for dinner. what's the flavor-packed stuffer that reminds him of the land down under? even the classic meatloaf is getting a delicious new makeover with a creamy pasta filling. and it all starts right now on "the chew!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> woo! woo! wow, that is the loudest

blocks the pathway doesn't work why not create the same rules for the hole park plenty of turnover isle i've been walking and searching for parking the spots will on up but there's two blocks that the rules do apply most of the stops on my park or on the odds the minnie's can get the curb spreadsheets spots but the rest of the cars don't fit so they'll be enough turnover again, thank you for your research our close not quite there i'd like a little bit of tweaking to make it fair for the whole area where the whole rule is applying don't worry about the toufrpdz i tourists they'll find a spot but the residents please help us residents equally. >> (clapping). >> hi, i'm paul for the area q proposal thigh i completely area a sliding scale payment for people that can't afford the $110 a year and the about guy that mentioned the construction that is something that should be take into consideration an incredible amount of krublgs near the upper hate and some sort of policing for the construction signs that needs to be non-considered by the construction people so it makes it hard, however with

down to 30 in allentown. 32 in reading. 37-degree reading on the boardwalk in atlantic city and sea isle. winds are not that strong. i don't have anything in double digits outside the poconos. generally speaking we're looking for them to be 3 to 6 miles per hour through the day. cloudy cover is spilling across the pennsylvania turnpike and i-95. we'll get early sunshine, after that it's a kind of clouds with sun mix today. overall, though, the story is going to be the temperature. the temple will treat us well. up in allentown mild, 57 clouds and sun. down the shore clouds and sun high of 54. cooler by the water because we have a southwesterly flow that will be coming in off the cool ocean water that will keep temperatures lower by the time the oceanfronts. in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 60. clouds sun pleasant conditions, 6 to 12 miles per hour. as we roll through the day 36 degrees by 8:00 a.m. quickly getting into the 40s by 11:00 a.m. and 50s by 2:00. 60 degrees hitting around 4:00 p.m. before we dip back to 58 degrees at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, st. patrick's day getting cloudy,

valleys. 24 in allentown. 27 in wilmington. 32 along the boardwalk in ac and down the pike in sea isle city. windchills not a lot of wind, but making it feel closer to 19, 20 degrees, there you see the clouds to the south. sunshine will be building to the north and in between well, we'll have basically bright conditions even in the cloudier areas. mostly sunny in in allentown chilly, high of 39 degrees. a little farther south you go down along the coast the better chance you'll have of seeing clouds. chilly conditions the high in atlantic city. philadelphia, sunny and breezy. the winds out of the northwest 7 to 14 miles per hour not that bad. as we roll through the day we'll start out cold and stay chilly 3 # degrees the freezing mark there. we spend the afternoon in the low 40s the high of 42 hitting about 4:00 p.m. tomorrow winds out of the north will shift off the ocean that may weapon e help -- that may help us bump the temperature up 3 4 degrees, but it will be chilly and sunny in the afternoon. 42 is the high, sunny and chilly. a little bit on the breezy side. sunny and chilly on

this is all rain there's no ice out there. 40 in trenton. 43 in wilmington, 45 in sea isle city. future tracker 6 shows you between now and noon most of the rain is sliding toward the coast. in the afternoon we're expecting drier conditioners than we have right now. we might have sunshine in the northern and western suburbs. in allentown sunny breaks later on. a cooler high of 49 degrees. down the shore, it will be a bit cooler than yesterday. high of 50 after you got up into the upper 50s in spots close to the coast yesterday. morning rain and drying in the afternoon. maybe a couple of afternoon sprinkles or showers holding on down the shore. in philadelphia, high of 50 degrees probably late day sunshine winds out of the north/northwest 8 to 16 miles per hour. as we roll through the day, 41 by 8:00. 44 by 11:00. a cooler afternoon, 48 by 2:00. 50 by 4:00 p.m. and holding that on 5:00 p.m. take a look at where temperatures are going saturday morning we're down close to the freezing mark in the i-95 corridor. below freezing up north and in the afternoon highs getting into the low

today ahead of tomorrow's wintry mix. 31 in wilmington. 22 in allentown, 24 in trenton. 35 in sea isle city. as we look at sat slight, we'll start out with sun and eventually we'll see high clouds streak in ahead of tomorrow's precipitation. up in allentown today. sun and clouds later in the day. 43 degrees less wind fairly bright overall, down the shore we're looking at the similar sky cover. sunshine giving way to high clouds as the day goes on, high of 46. not as windy as yesterday. in philadelphia, sun and clouds 46 degrees, less wind, winds running 6 to 12 miles per hour. you can see how we stay in the 30s in the morning. 40 in the afternoon, high of 46 late in the day around 4:00 p.m. tomorrow morning by 7:00. looms the precipitation is down to the south and west of us, toward the end of the morning commute there's a chance by 9:00 a.m. we see the snow and rain mix starting to push in closer to wilmington and philadelphia. and then by noon you can see how it's snow across a good portion of the region, staying as rain down south. 3:00 p.m. we may see rain mixing in in the i-95 cor

even sea isle city 47 degrees.e we clear the clouds and the front continues to push off the coast, we will get into the the clear, wedge of air. you can see between binghamton and buffalo and that is when temperature, that won't generally stay to the south as well. future tracker temperatures tomorrow morning at 10:00 o'clock. we're still below freezing in the lehigh valley. only 20's in the poconos. thirty-six in millville. thirty-seven in wilmington. and tomorrow afternoon notice temperatures really do not climb all that much, at 5:00 o'clock. the it is still in the 30's. that is for an air temperature in allentown. forty-four in philadelphia 46 in millville. at the shore, temperatures in the mid to lower 40's. high pressure, that is what will be pushing in not only chillier air but decent amount have of sunshine around here. that low, that passed through with our snow yesterday, it is still slowly moving into the eastern part of the canada and it will deepen and that will send cooler wind in from the north and t

temperatures outside this afternoon, 33 in the city and 36 in the poconos same thing in sea isle cityme for dover, the 95 corridor and points to the south and east where numbers are above the freezing point the main roads should be still wet and it's the secondary roads where you'll find the accumulation but allentown and reading, temperatures at 32 there you could have slushy conditions on the road and satellite 6 along with action radar showing you what is going on out of the ohio valley and this storm is making its way eastward and it will ride to the north and east but it is staying with us for a good chunk of the day. 1:30 this afternoon from points north and west of the city, at 1:30 we have a transition from snow to rain for atlantic city and millville and wildwood 3:00 this afternoon, still snow for the city areas north and west, and a transition from snow to rain continues down across south jersey and by 5:00 you notice the heaviest of that precipitation exits from a west-east direction and conditions start to improve and clouds will clear and then spring will officially arri

we've come to the isle de jean charles where just two dozen families remain, trying to maintain what's left of the island. >> there's no more protective system no more barriers. everything's gone there was trees and ridges and levees and it was the way it was supposed to be. >> preston mayeaux's family came here when he was just seven years old. >> it's a natural thing. hurricanes are natural to live down here you gotta go with the flow. that's why everything's beat up, and used and rusted. >> but the damage, he says, is due to more than just natural causes... >> destroyed purely by oil and natural gas. the big deep canals brought in the saltwater intrusion, and then they abandoned the canals. and when they abandoned the canals system all it takes is one 5 foot pass, and within 5 years' time it's 300 foot wide, and the saltwater goes in and out in and out killing everything all the vegetation. >> just a couple of generations ago, the island was 11 miles long and five miles wide now 99 percent of that land is gone. >> you can look at a satellite photography of a disappearing coastline,

moving into the western parts of the scandinavian peninsula and a new storm is moving into the british islesvery blustery conditions especially over the north of the uk. temperatures at 11 degrees in london average temperatures for you in berlin with the high of 9 degrees. and still quite warm across the east. 13 for the high in kiev with partly sunny skies on wednesday. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keikichi hanada. on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us. copter crash in argentina that left 7 french people that -- 8 french people dead. among the victims, three sports stars filming a reality show. japan marks the fourth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that sparked the disaster at fukushima. that left close to 19,000 dead or missing. and the iraqi army says it has taken back a town from the islamic state. just outside the militant stronghold of tikrit. those are the headlines. thanks for joining us. france has sent two

speaker, -- [inaudible] on the isle of white for advanced manufacturing and marine technology. this project will benefit new and existing island businesses. does the prime minister agree that this is an excellent example of government supporting local economies and ensuring young people on the island have the skills that the industries of the future will need a? >> well, i think my honorable friend is right. this is an excellent developer. the partnership has received nearly 11 million funding through the growth deal to build a center of excellence for competence on the isle of white. this is going to provide live hundred 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include over 250 apprentices. this is all part of our long-term plans to build up of britain's skills, build up a britain's manufacture, build up our apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker it for the last election the prime minister made a know it no, but promise on immigration. can even white house exactly wh

winds are light. 36 in allentown, 37 in redding, 40 in wilmington and 47 in sea isle.oll through the day 44 degrees on your storm tracker 6 app right now. probably down to 42 by 8 o'clock and then back up to 50 by noon with the clouds getting thicker and by 3 o'clock 52. that is your high. and again off and on showers through the afternoon and in through the evening hours. when i step inside we'll show you the arrival and departure of the rain on future tracker 6 and what's head in the seven day. karen. >> let's give you the latest on the accident causing problems right on the schuylkill expressway. this is the schuylkill eastbound the ramp from the schuylkill eastbound to the vine eastbound and what we can see right now is this ramp is completely blocked. here's this accident involving the tractor-trailer. for awhile we just had one police officer on the scene traffic was getting by but what a difference now. we've got multiple fire crews on the scene multiple penndot crews here as well and police here all blocking this ramp and, see the jam-up already on the schuylki

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we have another system now, a cold front that's moving into the british isles and ireland. you're going to look at close to 150 millimeters of rainfall during the next two days. so look out for some heavy rainfall and some potential flooding problems. forecasts for london cloudy skies. a few showers. then the showers will increase throughout the day. high of 10 degrees. rain in rome with a high of 12. down toward athens i think you'll see a little bit more sunshine with a high of 16 degrees. now as you take a look at the forecast for east asia we are now seeing a little bit of a calming effect over japan as the low pressure system responsible for the snowy weather is moving away. but we'll still see a little bit of sea effect snow as a northerly flow comes from a high pressure system. we have a disturbance down toward southern china. that will expand toward the east increasing the instability into western and central japan for friday. and then we'll see some rainfall going into the weekend. and then shanghai taipei, and hong kong, you will also see plenty of rainfall going

europe a potent storm is still creating some unstable conditions across the mid section and the british isles as well. this cold front is bringing some gusty conditions especially in and around germany and the low countries. about 85 kilometers per hour gusts will be likely in parts of northern germany, accompanied with eight centimeters of snow on the ground so blizzard-like conditions will certainly lower visibility to about near zero and tornadic activity cannot be ruled out in northern uk. the gusts will be very strong too, and some large hail could be of potential as well. we're looking at these numbers here london at 9 degrees. that area is going to be escaping from the precipitation, but same digits at paris, however, thunderstorms will be in the forecast. now across japan, again, blizzard-like conditions will be hampering people across hokkaido. this low pressure system has a history of bringing about 40 millimeters in an hour sudden burst of showers across the izu islands, wakayama prefeckeur and kanto region. that's going to be pulling away so bright sunshine will be back to parts o

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but where you see the brighter white, barnegat, atlantic city sea isle city, down to the shore avalon, cape may looking at some of that moderate to heavy snow. and as we put ultimate doppler in a time lapse loop you can see the back edge right now toward washington, d.c. and that will continue to push toward our area area. so things tapering off over the next couple of hours but the heaviest of the snow will stay in south jersey and central and southern sections of delaware. so right now we still have winter storm warnings posted dangerous road conditions. the heaviest of the snow over the next couple of hours south and east of philadelphia and then after seven it tapers off rapidly but those temperatures plunge to record levels overnight and we're looking at the numbers. philadelphia the forecast is 10. the record is 10. take a look at atlantic city. the forecast is 10. the record is nine. that salt and chemicals aren't going to work that well with temperatures this cold so friday morning it's going to be a concern but look at one of the totals coming in from pennsylvania. king of pr

lets go in tighter we have the rainfall for areas near sea isle city and light rain for fortescue and smyrna into delaware and also into dover so light rain expected through the afternoon into these locations and snow farther to the north and now trenton to media the lavendering a pocket moving on through, and milford and quaker town and pottstown and reading we have the snow that continues from you north and west of the i-95 corridor this will stay snow a good chunk of the day. sky 6 hd hard to make out the tops of buildings there in center city. the skyline is barely visible because have you the snow that is falling and visibility is down to a half mile in some locations. snow we have seen so far in glenmore, 1.3 and warwick close to that and cape may just a trace of snowfall you'll find your higher accumulations as far as snow is concerned north and west of the i-95 corridor temperatures in the 30s and when you factor in the windchill draining down the colder air 26 in the city and current windchill in allentown up to 24 degrees and 24 is the current windchill in wildwood. here is

in the upper 30's in the lehigh valley, 40 degrees for reading and lancaster, 35 right now in sea isley, 36 in beach haven. doesn't tell the whole story. we've got that wind out of the north right now 12 miles an hour in philadelphia, 15 miles an hour in allentown and right to the shore because of that land breeze, equal speeds there between about 12 and 14 miles an hour and that is carving those numbers back, feels like 30 right now in beach haven, 34 in philadelphia. near freezing for lancaster and below freezing for allentown and also for trenton. we do have the crystal clear blue sky but notice a system to our west, a little clipper system moving away from chicago after depositing a couple of inches of snow earlier this morning for chicago also bringing a swipe of snow across ohio and western pennsylvania with about 2 to 3 inches of snow there. but this will fall apart as it pushes in but there will be a little bit of moisture possibly left over for a flurry or two very late after midnight tonight south and west of philadelphia. wouldn't accumulate to anything but maybe a stragglin

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still hanging right along the coast from atlantic city, ocean city, sea isle city over the garden statekway route 47 but you can see how they are advancing to the east and they're light and they will be moving out within a about the next hour. the action cam tonight -- or today i should say in haddonfield, new jersey, where it was cloudy, it was damp, somewhat gloomy. the skies will brighten over the weekend but it's going to get even colder. the accuweather highlights show that, yes we took a big dip with temperatures. yesterday's high in the upper 60's for philadelphia. right now we're 18 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. wilmington 22 degrees cooler. in trenton 19 degrees cooler and wildwood 16 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. tomorrow morning you step outside, don't look at the cal today. it may say spring but it will feel like winter and future tracker showing 9 o'clock in the morning we're talking about wind chills in the teens. so definitely bundle up tomorrow and we will keep that winter chill all day long. in fact, the first week of spring the only day it actuall