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carrey gets a job with air miles. still on the sunday times —— prince harry.ting discussion about the commonwealth, i am sure am not in thinking the queen or the head of state was automatically... head of the commonwealth. i assumed that the head of state was ahead of the,. prince harry is to come into a youth leadership role. there is a common thugs of government conference in april —— commonwealth heads of government. the commonwealth still has 53 members. it is extremely young, as an organisation, in terms of its membership and the people within the countries, they have predominantly younger demographics. i don't understand the headline other than that he will travel around a lot. the key to this is that prince charles will probably get the role anyway, he is 69, the idea is that you need a younger royal to bridge the gap. back to the telegraph. a little aside. craig watts and says we have been wonderful, perfect for the news. watts and says we have been wonderful, perfect for the newsm hea wonderful, perfect for the newsm he a producer? i don't think he ha

once sunday gets here and the cold air, 24-miles-per-hour winds down to 53 in san francisco. snow possible on monday down to 1 to 2,000 feet. and then potentially we could see the storm door open up once we hit the 25th through the second of march for maybe wet weather. i really think the colder temperatures coming in will be much more dramatic for the interior valleys. by saturday, 71 for the average. down to 59 on sunday and morning temperatures for the early part of next week going down to the 30s below freezing likely. an isolated 20s especially here by next tuesday morning. we'll have more on this coming up at 4:00 and also more details on the pyeongchang forecast as well. >> thank you, jeff. >>> coming up here at 3:00, so common sensitive you know this, even well paid tech workers can't afford to buy a house here in the bay area and it's likely going to get worse. we'll explain why. a palo alto roll out a new app next month -- that will help conne >>> happening now on our home page, a company is set to roll out a new app next month that's going to connect teachers with

some cold air and snow ts, but l have mile air moving in as well.le bit of a mix this is alln wednesday morning. within speeds right now not an issue the wind calm veering a little bit. as we go hour by hour tomorrow no wy wednesday morning and by 6am wednesday we're talking aboutilmington. maybe a little bit of a quick hit. then that begins to change aftee all to the north and west. this is snow. withe south. then by 10:00 o'clock we get little bit of a break before t g about rain heavy at times. like ponding on afternoon you st yellow that's heavy rain and along i-95 at 6:00 for the ride home out of here by 8:00 o'clo 8:00 o'clock. we will also have wind behind up atmosphere and the roads and the sidewalks and of course broad street whichch iseat importancee on thursday. overnight tonightponos. 17 in allentown. 26 in philadelphia. and millville 22. during the day tomorrowo som su. the high 41. just really great day to be outside some eagles gear. then we have parade day in the morning it will be chilly the temperature will only 7am we'reg roughly

some cold air and snow associated with this, but we'll have mile air moving in as well.le bit of a mix this is all going to go down on wednesday morning. within speeds right now not an issue the wind relatively calm veering a little bit. as we go hour by hour tomorrow no weather issues this starts early wednesday morning and by 6am wednesday we're talking about snow mowing in to philadelphia and wilmington. maybe a little bit of a quick hit. then that begins to change over to rain after 8am you can see all to the north and west. this is snow. wintry mix in pink and rain to the south. then by 10:00 o'clock we get little bit of a break before the rain comes in. and from noon on we're talking about rain heavy at times. like ponding on the roads. wednesday afternoon you see that yellow that's heavy rain and then a squall line lining up along i-95 at 6:00 for the ride home out of here by 8:00 o'clo 8:00 o'clock. we will also have wind behind this that will be drying up atmosphere and the roads and the sidewalks and of course broad street which is going to be of great importan

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we have dew points in the 50s. 57 degrees and winds from the south sound west pulling the warm air 10 miles per hour and the pressure is very high and we are under the influence of a high pressure. 71 in trenton allentown 65. and notice along the coast you get the winds off ocean. 50 degrees in beach haven and cape may currently. big change along the coast. >> kind of getting you thinking about spring and spring officially is 28 days away. spring training underway and home opener for the phillies and mothers day typically safe for gardening 82 days away. and it feels like it today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the strong ridge of high pressure the bermuda high forcing the moisture well up to the north, there is a cold front out to the west moving in tomorrow night. but ahead of it, a warm evening. philadelphia 56 degrees tonight and allentown 50 and trenton 55 and cape may 51 and wilmington 55. and overnight lows above the normal high for this time of year. and one against the fog is developing. future tracker 6 showing the low clouds and fog for the morning commute and tempe

. >>> not many people can say they can fly through the air at 60 miles an hour, you know? >>> the death of actress natalie wood is one of hollywood's greatest unsolved mysteries. now there is a person of influence. >> actor christopher walken when she mysteriously disappeared. >> i remember people coming on the boat, saying that she had drowned. >> wood's death was quickly ruled an accidental drowning. but questions remained. he claimed the couple had a terrible fight before she disappeared. >> i believe that robert wagner was with her up until the moment she went into the water. >> 30 years later in 2011, the los angeles county sheriff's department re-opened the case. >> this new information is substantial enough for us to want to take another look at the case. >> the medical examiner after reviewing photos of bruises and the autopsy report changed the man her of wood's death from accidental to undetermined. >> why are all these bruises suspicious to you? >> because she looked like the victim of an assault. >> veteran homicide detective ralph hernandez, and lieutenant joh

the winds bringing in colder air but also drying the ground out. winds sustained, 15 miles philadelphia, 18 reading, 17 wilmington and 15 miles per hour in dover. the air temperatures dropping, even side streets, icy spots tomorrow morning so use caution. for the parade, you want to look at the windchills tomorrow. in the teens all morning long. low to mid 20s with to 20 miles per hour. you have to think about how long you will be outdoors and travel time to wear all of the layers. when i come back we talk about the weekend. that's not pretty. i'll explain why in the seven-day forecast. >> ducis rodgers one last time this season were back at nova care today. >> for house cleaning. cleaned out their lockers today nothing but smiles. the party began in minneapolis and continues through tomorrow in philadelphia. the players are just like you -- they can't wait for it. they had a gift for one another signed mem memorabilia and a cool helmet. tomorrow they'll be with the fans. they can't wait to see the city show up and show off. >> the citi city of philadelphia will be rocking.

miles per hour. and those winds will remain active throughout the next 12 hours. future tracker wind gusts 11:00 and we're back on airabc 7 news at 11:00, winds gusting 30 miles per hour and tomorrow morning as you wake up at 7:00 in the morning, close to the coast those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour and areas around the immediate bay waters anywhere from 20 to 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that will factor into a cold night on the way tonight. here's a call from accuweather. it's going to be chilly across the region tonight. in the north bay especially, we'll drop in the 20s from napa to santa rosa and lakeport, even along the immediate bay waters and oakland 38 degrees and san jose dropping to 39 the same in san francisco and inland we're chilly with livermore dropping to 33 degrees. need to break out the winter jacket and scarf and gloves early tomorrow morning. it will be windy and brisk. temperatures mainly in the 30s. it's a nice looking day but that breeze is with us even in the afternoon gusting 10 to 20 miles per hour. so that once again we'll keep temperatures limited to only the 50s. even colder air

miles per hour. and those winds will remain active throughout the next 12 hours. future tracker wind gusts 11:00 and we're back on air for abc 7 news at 11:00, winds gusting 30 miles per hour and tomorrow morning as you wake up at 7:00 in the morning, close to the coast those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour and areas around the immediate bay waters anywhere from 20 to 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that will factor into a cold night on the way tonight. here's a call from accuweather. it's going to be chilly across the region tonight. in the north bay especially, we'll drop in the 20s from napa to santa rosa and lakeport, even along the immediate bay waters and oakland 38 degrees and san jose dropping to 39 the same in san francisco and inland we're chilly with livermore dropping to 33 degrees. need to break out the winter jacket and scarf and gloves early tomorrow morning. it will be windy and brisk. temperatures mainly in the 30s. it's a nice looking day but that breeze is with us even in the afternoon gusting 10 to 20 miles per hour. so that once again we'll keep temperatures limited to only the 50s. even colder

we have winds gusting over 30 miles per hour in some spots. so, the air temperature right now, we're kind of in the 30s and 40s right now, but you can kind of forget these numbers because it's all about the wind chill, how it feels out there with the cold temperatures and those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. feels like 34 in santa rosa right now. feels like 38 in oakland. 36 in clear lake. feels like a chilly 40 in san jose and san francisco, feels like 39 in antioch and livermore. winds continue to crank the next 12 hours. future track and wind gusts will get you to 7:00 in the morning on monday, and winds still gusting over 30 miles per hour in spots. the strongest winds will likely be along the coast, but still area wide it's a rather breezy start to the day. and even throughout the afternoon, the closer to the coast you are, the stronger those winds will be likely gusting near if not over 30 miles per hour. so, those winds will continue to hold that cold air in place. here's a call from accuweather. we're dropping into the 20s in our coldest sp

no organized showers but visibility is low with moisture in the air, fog dropping visibility to 1.7-miles in philadelphia. areas to the north, only half mile visibility, and thisdamp dreary weather holds on through the weekend. a steady rain tomorrow night. if it seems like we had wet weekends in a row, this is the fifth straight weekend with rain or snow. this weekend half inch to an inch of rain. i have sun in the seven-day forecast. i'll let you know when coming up. jim? >> we'll follow the wet patterns throughout the weekend. join us on "action news" an 6abc.com. >> we are beginning the first weekend since the four alarm inferno that destroyed the building on chestnut street and maged the building next door. the bhaiz seriously damaged the life of old city. jeff, this isn't fun for merchants or those that want to enjoy night life. the 200 block of chestnut street is shut down. there are concerns about the structural inte integrity of buildings on the block. it may be months until one popular restaurant reopens. third and chestnut is considered a collapse zone, one nearby business had

times thursday late at night and in through friday morning we have gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. and cold air on the backside of this later friday afternoon and the chance we see a change over to wet snow and could be decent accumulation in the poconos. if we see any farther south maybe slushy in allentown and reading and the rest of us just seeing wet roads. here is what to expect thursday afternoon into friday. it starts friday afternoon and gets heaviert timesrida night. asible change over to wet snow at the end and we are looking at the possibility of coastal floodingnd winds are on shore and we have a lunar high tide. 59 degrees today and sun. and tomorrow rain arrives and a high of 56. heavy at times and an accuweather alert for friday it's windy and still wet and we may get the change over to wet snow. saturday we bounce back to 47 and still brisk ands of sun and cool, 45 looks lick upper 40s next week with the next chance of rain likely tuesday. >> thank you david. >> more ahead on our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. the glaring lack of diversity among the oscars two years h

a couple thousand sand miles of dry air, why we're guaranteeing this beautiful day tomorrow. moisture will build up fast in texas and move up this way, like so many storms have during this month of february with over 6 inches of rain in philadelphia so far and record amounts of rainfall in atlantic city for the month. we have a southwest wind warming us upsets us up for rain coming in, not snow. this is thursday morning, still to our south. by afternoon, it is in, and the east wind is coming in. the stronger that east wind the longer it lasts, the farther it comes, the higher the tides get. got a full moon on thursday, too. that make the tides higher as well. coastal flooding is a threat with this, along with some of the heavier rain, especially thursday night and into early friday. the ground is wet and there could be some localized flooding. on the backside of this storm, intensifying offshore here could pull enough cold air down to make a change over to a wintery mix especially up toward the lehigh valley. wouldn't necessarily last very long and service temperatures aren't

reports towards sfo, 14 in hayward sustained at nine gusting to 20 miles an hour. this cold air moving around and eventually it will move out towards the weekend, today breezy with wind topping 20 to 30 miles an hour, this weekend will be warmer but a few clouds move in for your saturday especially the first half of the day. tomorrow breezy again. here's our forecast, clear skies friday into saturday, some clouds start the day, 10 am saturday and some sprinkles approaching encino, in the afternoon cloud cover and gradually scale back on the overcast by midafternoon saturday. forecast highs today, 50s for the afternoon, san francisco 53, livermore 54. two weeks ago we had record heat, 70s and 80 degrees, things changing, a winter like pattern what you expect this time of year. chinese new year parade in san francisco tomorrow, partly cloudy skies and a breeze, brisk out there in wind approaching 20 miles an hour, 25 and temperatures starting low 50s on track to reach the upper 40s. five day forecast, we'll talk about it in the next weather segment, showers working into the area i

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air mass that has settled overhead. look at these winds gusting over 30 miles per hour across much of the region, and that's pulling in some very cold air. in fact, a winter weather advisory is in effect starting at midnight tonight for the santa cruz mountains where we could see above 1,000 feet and perhaps two to four inches of snow and that means delays are possible taking highway 917 or 35 tomorrow morning. we'll take a much closer look at the winter weather and even colder weather moves in tomorrow ahead of the accuweather forecast tomorrow. >> drew, thanks. climate we sometimes forget to prepare for some of the problems that colder weather can cause. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is live for us in napa where folks there aren't taking any chances. >> it's already cold out here, and it's the windchill that makes it almost unbearable to be outside for too long unless you have a heavy coat on. i'm outside one of city's homeless shelters which is increasing capacity to make sure everyone has had a chance to get out of this cold weather. don't let the sunshine and blooming trees fool you. winter weather is on the w

miles per hour. that will continue the cooler air for another day. we will continue forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> two people, one suffering life threatening injuries, one sent to the hospital after a construction fence fell on them in san francisco. it happened between valencia and san jose. the fence is around a condo under construction. the fence fell on a 68-year-old man and he suffered a traumatic brain injury. >> the man had blood on his chest. it looked like something fell on top of him and there are a bunch of people around him. he was moving and talking and looked like he was struggling and in pain. >> 41 yooed woman also hurt but police say her injuries are minor. the winds also battered another con struck site. gusts knocked out a large portion of fencing around a lot in oakland. this is right next to the commons, a commercial building at jack london square. there are no reports of injuries. >> 49ers line backer rubin foster is out of jail after being charged with domestic violence. according to our media partners

miles per hour. >> the cold front have -- has a lot of cold air. you will feel that change the long -- >> there are some whites. it is cold out. we are talk about snow on the hills. look what happened. we could have some snow showers coming up. look at that popping up early monday morning. that could be at 3:00. it will be very cold. this is developing a few days away. this area is shaded in blue. we will talk more about this changing weather set up. >> thank you. >>> san francisco please have booked a transient in connection with a series of crimes. there was a carjacking which led the police to the rv. leigh martinez has a story. >> they arrived to find two men shot. >> one of the shooting victims died. >> the shooter fled by carjacking a silver toyota ford runner. the spend the rest of the night searching for him. they spotted the stolen toyota. the hard of the twitter was the hot. it was parked behind an rv. >> i asked him to step outside. many people came out of that rv. there was one subject that refused to come out. >> they were awakened by

visibility a bit of a problem, too with the milder air moving in. down to one mile in allentown and lancaster. 4-mile an hour at philadelphia international. i want to thank everybody for tweeting their great valentine's day picture, meghan sent this in, she is ready for the film, she looks as sassy as she is sweet. we reminds me of my middle daughter who is now a teenager. good luck with addi. >>> david schalkin has been accused of sightseeing and having taxpayers cover his wife's airfare will covers 4300 rs dollars. he received his medical degree from mcp and working jobs at drexel and templendhealth. >>> a girl was reported missing tuesday after a man assaulted their mother insideou tth carol. police caught up with the man yesterday and rescued the girl. it is unclear whether he knew the attacker, but authorities described him as a unwanted guest. >>> michael was driving a route in milwaukee, he saw a woman fall while attempting to cross a snow covered street. he races off the bus to help the woman. he expwa -- he and a passer by walked her to her destination. the

wind speeds from region to region. 15 to 35-mile-per-hour winds increasing. canadian airtioning make it feel cooler towards monday. peninsula to san francisco, mid-60s. north bay more mid-50s and chance of showers. check out wind speeds by 6:00 tomorrow. 20 to 35 miles per hour in the north bay. gusty wrap up to the weekend and chance of showers. along the coast for the morning and into the afternoon coastal hilltops but not inland, closer to the ocean, a chance of showers and not a typo, chance of snow. 1,500 to 2,000 feet. not a lot of moisture. cold air and wind but not a lot of moisture. precipitation, impressive. less than .05 inches of rain. type could get interesting as we head to monday. color-coded. east bay hills and santa cruz mountains, snow flurries, little bit around mt. hamilton into monday morning. another system dropping in wednesday and thursday. so this cold, chilly pattern we're seeing set up carries through the seven-day forecast. temperatures drop, wind speeds pick up. stay tuned sunday night into monday, maybe hilltop snow showers. valley lows tuesd

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mile visibility. you'll find that thick fog right at the beach. but you won't find any cold air. some suburb in the 60s as well, and that 53 in philadelphia, stand by. we warm into the 70s, record territory. that's 4 degrees above. the temperatures will be a little bit cooler at the shore with high temperatures in the 60s. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly those temperatures warm up and the fog disappears. but first jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic. >>> in new jersey right now right around market street that's what's moving up towards the bridges. right now not seeing any delays. 422 looks good as well with these drive times we typically don't see them jam up for an hour or so. i'll end here with the mass transit check. everything looking good so far and on time for septa, patco, amtrak and new jersey transit. >>> in the past half-hour we've learned police are now questioning witnesses. here's a live picture of the scene of west roosevelt boulevard. the man pistol whipped a woman. so far no arrests. we'll bring you the as we get them on-a

mile-per-hour. and the wind direction is out of the north. that's bringing in the colder air originating from canada. so highs on sunday about 15 degrees cooler than we were today. we're stuck in the 50s areawide. it's a cooler finish to sunday. but you can kind of forget about the air temperature because the winds will make it feel cooler, especially in the evening hours. the wind chill map, we rarely break this out in the bay area. but with the combination of colder air and gusty winds moving in by 7:00 in the evening sunday look at the numbers. how it feels like out there, it will feel like the 30s and even cooler monday morning. some spots the wind chill will be in the 20s. so prepare for a really cold blast of air moving the next 24 hours. .accuweather seven-day forecast, bluftry and chilly especially in the afternoon. and that trend continues for the holiday on monday with frigid mornings tuesday and even into wednesday. and then we'll get back to reality back to average friday and into saturday. >>> now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >>> it's saturday. 67th annual nba

miles per hour. the winds brought in some cooler air from the north. even right now temperatures in most spots have dropped into the 40s, if not the 30s like in any capacity -- napa. we could expect winds gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. tomorrow will be breezy across the region but not as windy as today with winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour. it will be a chilly start to our new week. we'll have the full details in the full forecast in a full minute. >>> taking a live look tonight from our emeryville camera, you can see a clear night outside. make sure to download the abc 7 news app for the latest weather conditions where you live. >>> a wild police chase from the south bay to san francisco. police say three suspects were trying to break into cars in soorp t cupertino and led police on a chase that exceeded 100 miles per hour. >> never see a chase like that. there was people on every corner watching like what's going on. >> reporter: stephanie was serving lunch at the lib berty's gar and bril when a police chase raced by. >> we heard polic

air or both. tois much more expensive bring somebody in for an ambulance ride, it may be a few minutes, for some it may be 1000 miles of transport by air. what really struck me in this issue was the solution was based upon a certain number of votes. the solution to health care is not a partisan issue. health care is a human issue, an american issue that we need to embrace. swinging backs and forth between administrations on health care, that is what is going to stop. the ones that get hurt are those that need health care and coverage. we accepted medicaid expansion in our state. i am glad we did, over 40,000 more alaskans are covered as a result. our legislature nearly unanimously passed a reinsurance covered the cost of our health care premium down by 20%. that is significant. we worked with the legislature and federal government. bringing insurance down by 20% is a big deal. we have one insurance carrier left in alaska. we have to watch that carefully. joined -- that's why i enjoy working with these governors. there is no reason we can't work across party lines on this issue. it is just how do we get the quality o

air or boat. it is more expensive to bring somebody in, and ambulance ride might be a few minutes in some locations, for others might be 1000 miles of transport by air. what struck me in this issue of healthcare and debate was the solution was based on a certain number of boats - votes. the solution to healthcare is not a partisan issue. it is a human issue, and american issue we need to embrace. the pendulum swinging back and forth between the administration on healthcare, that has got to stop. the ones who get hurt by that swing of the pendulum are those who need healthcare coverage. we make an expansion in our state. i am glad we did. 40,000 more alaskans are covered as a result of that. our legislature passed an insurance program, the cost of the premium down by 20%. that is very significant but we work together in the legislature and with the federal government. bringing insurance down is a big deal. we only have one carrier left in alaska. we have to watch that carefully. what i would love to see and that is why i enjoy working with my fellow governors, one a republican, one a democrat, no reason we can't - there should not

air settling in behind the front. with the front, gusty wind, 20 at that 35 miles an hour at 1:00. nite bite to the air with blustery winds. by 4:00, 30-mile-an-hour win gusts from the north bay throughout san jose. and atcal the wind are still very gusty. in the morning, freezing. tuesday even colder, subfreezing. wednesday should be the coldest morning. that's why the highs will struggle to make it into the 50s. today 66 richmond and oakland. for the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the mild weather today if that's what you like. because tomorrow it will be blustery and cold. that continues into monday. although the wind will back off, the cold readings will stay with us through the milled of the week. eventually we will be near average by the end of the week. no rain in the next seven days. you know, in the next 14 days march is looking more promising. >> good to know. so grab the sweaters and keep them on stand by for tomorrow. tonight say lisa tenant warn you. >> yeah right. >>> as many parents know, kids aren't always that alert right before school. bun novato elementary

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mile-per-hour. and the wind direction is out of the north. that's bringing in the colder airginating from canada. so highs on sunday about 15 degrees cooler than we were today. we're stuck in the 50s areawide. it's a cooler finish to sunday. but you can kind of forget about the air temperature because the winds will make it feel cooler, especially in the evening hours. the wind chill map, we rarely break this out in the bay area. but with the combination of colder air and gusty winds moving in by 7:00 in the evening sunday look at the numbers. how it feels like out there, it will feel like the 30s and even cooler monday morning. some spots the wind chill will be in the 20s. so prepare for a really cold blast of air moving the next 24 hours. .accuweather seven-day forecast, bluftry and chilly especially in the afternoon. and that trend continues for the holiday on monday with frigid mornings tuesday and even into wednesday. and then we'll get back to reality back to average friday and into saturday. >>> now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >>> it's saturday. 67th annual nba all

southeasterly win turning more northwesterly throughout the overnight hours at 10 to 20 miles an hour. cooler air arrives first thing tomorrow morning. future tracker six showing you 8:00 in the evening still some left over showers, mist and drizzle across the region. as we get into 12:30 in the overnight hours we are track ago this front that moves through, could be another burst of moisture that moves through early tomorrow morning , this model showing at 7:00 a.m. left over rain in south jersey and delaware. temperatures though in the upper 40's and as we get into the overnight hours, and into early tomorrow morning, clouds will be breaking for some sunshine. so as far as, we can expect with the accu weather forecast , showing you monday, clouds to some sun, it will be a cooler day high temperature coming in at 46. tuesday, turning cloudy in at 43 for the high, and wednesday , it i again, a high of to 55 for valentines day, evening showers likely and then on thursday a morning shower is around, and another warm day we're up to 63 for a high. friday mostly cloud which rain possible and at 48, a

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the winds, that's the cold air dumping in. it's a ten mile-an-hour breeze in philadelphia. not as strong as it was earlier when the crowds were growing. it feels just as cold. 19 degrees right now in philadelphia. look at the teens for pottstown, reading now feels like 12. warm air delaware or south jersey either. we will see lots of sunshine for the parade. the temperature will be up to 31 degrees. and sunshine through 1:00 and 3:00 into the middle 30s for philadelphia. but the windchills will still be stuck in the 20s. layer up if you're heading out the door and heading toward the parade zone. right now, stilleeing clouds move through. just as the sun is coming up moving off shore. day. over the weekend, you see some rain to the that's going to be coming at us. it arrives during the day on saturday. looks like it's going to stick around on that will also be in with this. saturday at 9:00 showing light precipitation at 9:00. the steadier heavier rain comes in in the stays with us saturday into sunday morning. you'll need the r weekend. today, just layer up and get ready to

our forecast, sunday is when the cold air moves in, winds 20 to 40 miles per hour, with that cold blast possibly scattered snow showers on monday. and stays cold in san francisco over the next seven days. 30s for lows next tuesday, wednesday and thursday morning. the change is more dramatic, 71 for the average tomorrow, down to 57 on sunday and next monday, tuesday, wednesday, be thursday, and friday, temperatures averaging below the freezing mark. i think by tuesday and wednesday morning we could have isolated 20s across the bay, we're talking napa, sonoma, morgan hill and gilroy. so get the heavier jacket out. >> that's going to be cold. you can tell us anything, it's friday night. >> all right. >>> up next, things got heated. the freeway drama which led to this. >> oh, my. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ drivers near san diego is going >>> oh, my god! >> you see that? this exchange between two drivers near san diego is going viral. one of them flipped his own car. the man standing appears to spit on the man in t

we do have some fog where we have the cooler temperatures and that warmer air starting to live in. lancaster quarter mileisibility the same in pottstown, allentown half mile visibility in the poconos and only an eighth visibility in reading this has been problem through the entire evening it will continue into the overnight until drier air moves in. we have a cold front moving through behind this. you'll see tomorrow morning still some rain through south jersey and delaware. and slowly skies will clear. it will be become partly cloudy to clear during the day tomorrow. temperatures up and down. but what about your valentine's day? we'll talk more about coming up with your seven day forecast. all right. >> sounds good. in the meantime, drivers be care. flooding on the roads. fox 29's joyce evans live along the schuylkill river where roads closures have been an issue all day long. joyce. >> reporter: yeah, we are right here at montgomery avenue and the martin luther king drive, and you can see sections of the roadway are still closed off and they're probably going to be at least until midnight. at least alo

air. wind speeds sustained anywhere from five to nearly 20 miles per hour. d out there. it will be clearing out the skies and bringing in the cold air. now satellite and radar showing i really like this because it shows kind of the train tracks for that low pressure. here's that cold front that's moved through that will bring us that colder air and if you look over here across the southeast, here's that low pressure that rides along the front, another piece of energy dives in helptensify the system but it's fast moving so we have limited opportunity to get the accumulating snow. so, future tracker showing tomorrow morning it's cold, temperatures in the 20's and 30's. but we get the sunshine at 9 o'clock. it's out of here by lunchtime. by 1 o'clock, thick clouds in place and then heading into the evening, this is when the snow develops with that rain along the coast. by 5:30 some pretty heavy snow north and west of philadelphia and then as we head later in the evening, we will see this rain-snow line start to push up to the northwest. by 10:30, near philadelph

now it's sitting about 800 miles offshore, allowing cool canadian air to work down from british columbia and alberta, but it has no moisture with it. it is raining in las vegas, it's raining in phoenix, snowing in flagstaff. rain in southern california. weakened by a drought out here. we will stay cooler, but also dry. cloud is free tomorrow night. and also throughout the evening, not a cloud in the sky. lots of sunshine. here comes the front. because it's coming directly from canada not tapping into any moisture, we've got a little cloud cover on wednesday morning. that's it. no rainfall. some snow showers are possible for the sierra, but we will continue to go zero for february. futurecast is now on saturday and the ridge will slide back to where we were last week. we will warm up to the upper 60s and 70s, still without rainfall. night wills be chilly and cold. highs will still be above average, but much cooler. up to 20 degrees cooler than last week. and our o for february, not a drop for rain in february. that continues. 65 with sunshine. san mateo, fremont 62. dublin at 62. vallejo

winds are light at 6 miles per hour. and your air pressure well over 30.ratures currently across the region 41 degrees in allentown, 58 in reading, 53 in philadelphia, 50 in wilmington, 60 in trenton, 57 in millville and 43 in cape may. satellite shows you that there is some cloud cover out there. some of this is the low variety and the fog but there is also some upper level cloud cover and as we go through the day there's going to be a bit of that streaming through. probably won't be as bright as it was yesterday overall but we're going to see sun mixing with clouds today and the big story once again of course will be those temperatures soaring. 59 degrees by 8 o'clock. by 10 o'clock, 62. by noon, 69. and a high today of 75 degrees. that will set a new record. yesterday we got up to 73. that was also a record high and i think a lot of records are going to fall across the region today just the way they did yesterday much how about 6 o'clock still at 70 degrees. high temperatures across the region, well, here they come and everything that you see with an as

air temperature, 39. visibility increasing in philadelphia, up to six miles, down to 2.5-miles.ldwood because the precipitation has long ended. in the city, 33. same for allentown, pocono, 30. cape may, 35. dover 34. freezing in wilmington. we are showing you this is a quick thumping of snow racing to the north and east. in new england, spots can get half a foot of snow. clear skies headed our way for sunday. early snow and rain exiting, clear by dawn, 30 in the suburbs for the overnight lows, slushy roads watching out for slick spots there. 34 in philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker 6, through the night, 3:30, a number of 35. 35 in allentown, 28 in the poconos and 34 in dover. tomorrow morning, flenty of sunshine to get the day started and numbers rising to the 30s. across the region, a good looking afternoon. lots of sunshine, a high of philadelphia, 48. 47 in wilmington. 47 in reading. better than that for the rest of the week ahead. the exclusive seven-day forecast showing lots of sunshine, milder afternoon at 48. mild monday, 52. warm front moving through. tha

a lot of folks are feeling the cold, cold air and windy conditions up to 45 miles per hour. >>> we are going to send it to sandra on the board who is live. and she is waiting for the showers to arrive. we could see the chance for snowfall there. let's check in now with sandra. >> reporter: good morning. i am at the summit along highway 17 up in the santa cruz mountains. within about a three mile radius of this place, i have covered a lot of different weather events, i have been on flooding, fire coverage, mud slides, but snow? at this elevation, it is a first for me. as long as people stay safe, i'm very excited about that. so far no precipitation in this exact spot but temperatures are definitely cold. temperatures have been reading between 30 and 32 degrees this morning. it is cold and it definitely feels like it. here in the santa cruz mountains, there is a winter weather advisory. regardless of the chance of snowfall in the upper elevations, we are looking at tonight into tomorrow, some hazardous conditions. the entire san francisco bay area is seeing it. we spoke with families ove

miles per hour. those north winds are bringing in much cooler air, windchills tomorrow evening in the 30s and there is the chance with this cold front for a sprinkle, a little bit of snow in our highest elevations. we'll go hour by hour on future weather coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> get the winter coats out. >>> cold weather is expected to bring a few inches of snow over the mountains sunday and monday. the national weather service posted the man you see here on facebook. you see there a lot of tahoe is expected to get 4 to 6 inches with even more snow in the yellow areas at the top. snow levels could drop to around 1,000 feet. for the latest on the snow and our big cool-down, download the abc 7 news app to get the forecast where you live. enable those push alerts to get custom mobile weather updates. >>> a water main break left customers in san francisco without water this morning. you can see it really swamped a street in the richmond district. water gushed from under a fire hydrant on the great highway near balboa street. the water main burst around 3:00 a.m. firefighters were able to