there's a batch out by harrisburg that will make it in later on. you want to be careful if you have a bit of coating on the sidewalks or local roads. as we look outside we are looking at the airport, wind calm just a little bit of a breeze out there. things will change big time as we move through the day. 35 degrees in the city. not too bad not as bad as yesterday. 28 in allentown, 28 in reading. 37 degrees as i mentioned along the coastline. sat light and radar shows out to the west once we get rid of the coastal precipitation there's a snow shower around that might make it through allentown and reading. part that stuffer breaks down to flurries. we may see breaks of sunshine later in the day. it will be cold in allentown. mostly cloudy, windy. high of 32 later this morning. temperatures will start to dropring the day come out of the cold northwestly. windy and chilly down the shore. high of 39. we'll give you an idea how it's going to go 11:00 a.m., 36. 38 by noon. 2:00 p.m., mid 30s and 5:00 p.m., 30, 6:00 p.m. the 20s and 11:00 p.m. likely the

this first batch moving through now creating icing. notice a break in the action, starting to fill in, could see break or lull through the early morning hours in some spots. that will would be good news allowing temperatures to perhaps get back above freezing before a second round of steadier rain comes in through the afternoon, but his is large scale system impacting much of the region, winter weather advisories posted for much of the area, in philadelphia, that goes until around 10:00 a.m., up through the northern part of montgomery and chester and bucks counties it, goes until 1:00 p.m., also for the lehigh valley and the poconos, winter weather advisory until five this evening. the poconos the worse of it, snow ice rain, to up quarter inch of ice perhaps in the poconos, mugging with the snow sleet and freeze freezing rain ice to rain and north and west suburbs i expect the transportation light rain in philadelphia, little later head into the northern suburbs, but by later in the afternoon this will be plane rain, then just mainly c

you can see this batch of snow increased in this area this area in the gray and white is all snow. the green is where it's coming down on maybe a few rain drops here in prince george's county charges county but now snowing in western fairfax, across montgomery count into frederick county. white area, coming down harder along braddock mountain and off to our west out near leesburg which is where chuck bell joins us live. sticking to any of the roads now, chuck? >> reporter: good morning, tom. we have seen snow out here ever since we passed dulles airport about 25 or 30 minutes ago and it's light to at times briefly moderate snow out here. the snowflakes are small to medium in size just yet and the ground in leesburg starting to take on a little hint of that first coating of white. some of the snow on the side of the roads was here from before but you can totally tell that there are fresh snowflakes starting to add up on the especially. you can tell the treated surfaces and main roads certainly not having troubles yet but the sidewalks and side streets and the staircases are all goin

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if we look at the wide view, you can see rain in atlanta and another batch of it extending back towards dallas and a mixed batch of precipitation pushing towards austin texas a mixed pattern of precipitation will congeal around an area of low pressure, and a warm front that brings rain tomorrow and the northern and western suburbs bringing a wintry mix on the outset and all that on future tracker 6 when i step inside. >>> a man from pittsburgh was charged overnight with raping and trying to kill a woman in a philadelphia parking garage police say that 32-year-old steven woodson approached the female victim from behind as she got off an elevator in spring garden woodson demanded money and choked the woman until she lost consciousness, the woman says she was knocked out twice and when she woke up that is when the attacker raped her and she broke free and rain for help and that person chased the attacker and lost him police caught up to woodson a short time later. >>> this video just in 18-year-old michael shelly arrived at bensalem police headquarters a short time and he was charged with

up north a small batch working toward allentown. like the snow will be around until 10:00 11:00 when it's off the east coast. temperatures are cold, not as bad as yesterday. 33 by 3:00 p.m. high of 34 around 2:00. we'll have windchills in the 20s at the best of times. we'll be back with the top stories. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is tracking snow showers live in northeast philadelphia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam we are seeing light snow showers in northeast philadelphia. they started a little after 6:00 a.m. they are blowing in and out of the area. you meant to look out for it as you walk out the door. it's coming in waves. sometimes it's heavier than others. if you look up in the light it's swirling around. here anyway not enough to stick. if you look at the pavement i

that precipitation looks to break out main batch during the overnight hours. 3 a.m. to 4 a.m. with arrival and changes over to rain 11:00 in the morning on monday. we're looking at good eight hour event where you will find mixed precipitation and icing probably tenth inch the bus stop forecast showing you mix to rain chilly start as well 6:00, 34, 8:00, 34 as well. and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast showing you on monday wintry mix changing over to rain high temperature 39. in the wake of that on tuesday brisk and much cold are high temperature of 34. lots of clouds around on wednesday high of 34. storm system is offshore. looks like precipitation will stay away from the region and could throw back more in way of cloud cover midweek. thursday sun sheen and clouds and 37. friday it's sunny and breezy high temperature of 37. nice to be normal. we'll hit that saturday with high temperature of 40 and 45 milder as we get into next sunday. so of course we'll track the wintry precipitation that ice is a big concern and david murphy will have the latest tomorrow morning star

the only way to know that there are controls and tests done on each batch is to buy certified organicbecause usda organic has very stringent rules and they test each batch that comes in for lead because pollution leads to leading in the tea. they're even using all these chemicals that are illegal in the united states. there's no rules in the other countries. they end using it. if it's certified organic, you know you're getting a clean cup of tea that has the antioxidants without the chemicals. >> all right. well, i do drink this jasmine pearl. >> yeah. >> are all jasmine pearls equal or no? >> no. the cool thing about tea is that it's an endless journey of adventure. every time there is a new harvest because it comes from the earth, it changes, you know, with the weather. it's like wine. so, with jasmine pearls, this is a grade one. and it's fairly, tightly rolled and it's infused with jasmine petals so it's not flavored. so, what we were talking about earlier with lead and pollution leading to tea having chemicals in it, what happens is if you have a nonorganic flavoring, usually the

here's that batch of snow showers that i was talking about in west virginia. in hagerstown we still have a couple of flurries and you might see them around frederick, too. storm system started out weak. it was kind of broad and then it kind of compacted itself and brought itself together and accelerated towards the north and east so it's definitely releasing its grip on us. high pressure builds on the back of it and we have a nice stretch of drier, more pleasant weather coming and starting tomorrow. your hour-by-hour forecast we'll show you temperatures and probably tap out near that freezing mark in the metro and then very slowly start to fall as snow and freezing rain continues to come to an end and overnight tonight with enough cloud cover, we won't drop too much more. probably going to stay in the 20's across the region. tomorrow partly sunny skies so it's going to look a lot better with a high temperature near 40 degrees. look at the seven day forecast. that's 40 tomorrow. we'll warm in the mid to upper 40's this weekend. keeping our eye on a system that,

another batch of snow and cold coming this weekend. >> yes, david, more cold and more snow that we have to contend with especially in upstate new york from michigan to north of syracuse where over the weekend, they could see over 5 feet of snow now also this next batch of cold coming down tonight, dangerous windchills again. chicago, minneapolis, anywhere from 14 to 18 degrees below zero. tomorrow morning will be the windchill. sub freezing all of the way down to the south, but watch the white line, we see a little bit of moderation temperatures in the south will get to the 50s and 60s. david, back to you. >>> now to a headline about america's jobs tonight. employers adding 252,000 jobs added. the job growth in 15 years. unemployment dropping to 5.6%. wages are down. even with this improving economy. >>> overseas tonight, to indonesia, the underwater search for the black boxes from that doomed airasia flight. 17 days before the batteries run down completely. >>> a terrifying moment for one family in southern california their 3-year-old snatched by a stranger from her bedroom window, her

last year a first batch of skyberries was sent to france. the outcome was promising.ruit showed no traces of damage, and it still looked fresh after ten days. the question now is will it sell. remember, one skyberry costs about $5. add two more for the shell and shipping and handling and the price tag in france will reach $15 per unit. the leaders of the project say they're quite optimistic. >> translator: i think our best chance is to market the skyberry as something completely different from traditional strawberries. >> reporter: producers will now be counting on the high expectations of french palates to take the skyberry even higher. >> certainly does look good. >>> it's time now for a check of the weather. people in tokyo are bundling up before they head out into the snow. meteorologist robert speta joins us with more. >> yes. tokyo at this time is getting its typically once a year snowstorm out here. at least you don't see it all that often. you have a decent amount of accumulation on the ground. and what typically happens is you have the southern coast low. a s

a batch of more moderate know here in the brighter colors. southern st. mary's, eastern northern neck, that's where they will get the heaviest amounts of snow. snowing receipt hard there right now. they could pick up to 4 inches in far southern. northern section of that is maybe going to end up with 2 inches by mid to late morning. farther north and west metro area, just a dusting to an inch. maybe a couple inches just east of fredericksburg and just east of 95 to our south as the system is quickly moving on through. it's moving fast but everything that falls is sticking on untreated surfaces. so it will be closing the commute. impact moderate to high on any untreated surface because of the very cold temperatures. a look at the hour by hour timing on when all this snow ends that is coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. melissa is looking at road conditions. things are pretty well treated now. >> looking good right now. of course we know the entire morning commute is shifting by a couple hour, so probably be the nastiest time for us. prince

nonetheless the main batch of precipitation will move in overnight tonight and as you wake up tomorrow morning. high temperatures today 40 degrees. that is average for us this time of year and tonight in the 30s for ixts 95 corridor. wilmington 3 4 north and west of town in poconos 29. 33 in allentown and 32 in lancaster. i want to show you sustained wind speed. you notice winds coming in out of south west. that helps get temperatures to normal levels and helping to bring that in that moisture south and west. satellite 6 and action radar showing you some precipitation off west moving across areas in pennsylvania and as we widen out the picture there is more moyingts tour breaking out ahead of main area of low pressure still off across missouri mow. moisture breaking out in precipitation across the ohio valley and this swings through as you wake up tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 times is out for you as you look at time stamp 6:30 in the morning. mixed precipitation for philadelphia and areas north and west. precip will be more widespread and nild across the region. as you get to 9:3

we will get a batch of high clouds overhead. no rain, just a few clouds.the headlines, warmer tomorrow, mid 60s by monday and the next chance on thursday. it doesn't look like much of a chance. a little bit of rain toward the ladder half of the week. overnight tonight, santa rosa is down to 37 degrees. livermore down to 40. fair field 39 degrees. there are no frost advisories and no freeze warnings posted tonight for the first time in four nights. high temperature forecast for tomorrow, things are getting warmer under the influence of high pressure and the nighttime lows are coming up. livermore, 60 degrees. 61 out in the east bay. we'll do it for an average. in fair field, 59 degrees. 56 for napa. in santa rosa, 60 degrees. extended forecast, we'll be looking for mille sunshine tomorrow and monday, a few more clouds. tuesday and wednesday look sunny at a chance of rain coming in on thursday. doesn't look like much of a rainmaker at all. and then friday and saturday, we might have a few clouds, but that is about it. if you want to keep up to date on weathe

you can see batch of some heavier rain pushing through the city as we speak right now. the north and east, eventually through trenton new jersey, parts of south jersey, and we get a break down toward baltimore and washington, into southern virginia, then another round of rain is developing, over parts every eastern tennessee and kentucky. so that's going to move through our region, later on through the overnight hours into your sunday. so again off and on showers before tomorrow night. we finally see this clearing sky. visibilities down below mile in some spots, .3 atlantic city, .5 in wildwood, up 2 miles in philadelphia, .8 in reading. keep that in mind when traveling overnight. running into few areas of some dense fog across the region. 42 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. forty-six already in millville. 52 degrees, this hour, in wildwood. there is a warmfront to our south. it will move through tomorrow. bringing in the milder air. that warmfront already pushing through pittsburgh, check it out, 58 degrees this hour. on the other side of the state, 46 in richmo

however where there are still lingering, batches have moisture out there right now. lets get to storm can three. we will show you you cane that being pick up here on the radar site where we put satellite overtop and get radar in motion you will will's find it is cold enough and showing up not even a as light snow showers but even potentially lingering freezing drizzle and sleet out there. that is where these concerns come into play in terms of you know any left over icy spots out there. generally speaking, the road crews did a fantastic job. i came a across the at least on my commute virtually no problems, not to say that there aren't any out there but really is looking pretty good, i have to say, overall considering we just had about a snow rolling through. as we go to palmyra cove nature park where temperature is below freezing. we have left over clouds. the winter weather advisory have been extended. they last us until 8:00 a.m. they may expire sooner then that but still for areas shaded in that purple. for just that left over trace of lingering ice. we want to yo

rob, you were telling me that another batch of snow and cold coming this weekend. >> yes, david, more cold and more snow that we have to contend with, especially in upstate new york, the heaviest snow will slide from michigan to north of syracuse, where over the weekend, they could see over 5 feet of snow, now also this next batch of cold coming down tonight, dangerous windchills once again. feeling like 30 degrees below zero. chicago, minneapolis, anywhere from 14 degrees to 18 degrees below zero. tomorrow morning will be the windchill. subfreezing, that goes all of the way down to the south, but watch the white line, we see a little bit of moderation, temperatures in the south will get to the 50s and 60s. david, back to you. >> rob, we'll see you on "gma" this weekend. >>> and now to a headline about america's jobs tonight. employers adding 252,000 jobs last month. making 2014 the best year for job growth in 15 years. unemployment dropping to 5.6%. still, wages are down. even with this improving economy. >>> overseas tonight, and to indonesia, these new images of the urgent underwat

said they've been up since midnight making batch after batch after batch.ar some interviews little later on, but as for right now the procession that they take around the wells fargo center is just about to begin. people are still come nothing their seats but it is starting to ramp up little bit. remoras all over the people, crowds here, very unique atmosphere upbeat, energetic crowd. really nothing like it in philadelphia. >> unique, i caught that, too unique atmosphere, okay, i like that. >> expecting another jam packed house 20,000? >> i think more than the sixers game, unfortunately probably about 15,000 people here. that's just my rough estimate right now. still coming in. the doors have been open since 5:30, i would say. and people still taking their seats. so where that ends, if you look to the organizers of this, they say it will end with sell out crowd. it wouldn't surprise me. >> chris brown was there last year. can you stay over for tonight's game. and there is another game tonight. >> thanks. >> really great scene. we will be here all day i'll b

rain moving through right now with that next batch.is is our live skycam3 in camden looking across the river. on storm scan3 you can see the heaviest rain, those oranges and yellows are finally moving off shore. they were in atlantic county, southern parts of burlington county and even through ocean and monmouth and now we're seeing one last batch moving to our suburbs and making its way to the i-95 corridor. you see the yellows and oranges heading through 295 toward the north. definitely along 95 through philadelphia areas of upper darby, even through drexel hill seeing some heavy rain, abington and this will be moving east before everything finally comes to an end. let's look at these doppler radar estimate amounts because where you see the yellow, that's where we have our heavier amounts. see in woodbine over an inch of rain, millville nearly two bridgeton nearly 2-inches, wilmington 1.6. in philadelphia reporting 1.77. i want to thank our iwitness cam folks as well because mark reed has sent this in from mount laurel and this is he

lynn: well, 30 minutes a batch. that includes the prep time. but we're doing eight batches. lemonis: four hours a day, almost. lynn: yep. lemonis: who makes the biscuits here? and nobody else? woman: no. [ chuckles ] -lemonis: not a chance? -woman: no, not really. lemonis: so, how come you don't let other people make these? lynn: i grew up, my mom catered. and mom always taught us, whatever we do, we do it at our best. lemonis: people come from far and wide to get these biscuits? lynn: they do. we can't keep biscuits on the buffet. all right. lemonis: and so, this is what they look like when they come out? lynn: that's what they look like when they come out. lemonis: i love it. lynn: oh, good. great. lemonis: these biscuits are amazing. i can see why they fly off the buffet. this may be the thing that i can take national. norton: out in the pit is where the real magic happens. -lynn: yes. -lemonis: okay. lynn: this is the pit. norton: mark is my pit man. lemonis: how you doing, sir? nice to meet you. mark: that's my rotisserie, and i cook my ribs and my chicken on it. norton

we have a cold front approaching from the west, this that batch of -- this little batch of moisture. we're looking at a perhaps a 4 to 6 hour event where we'll see the steady, soaking rain. later this afternoon it's probably cloudy and damp. here's future tracker 6 i'll show you what i am talking about. right now we're not seeing anything, a little bit of moisture to the south. by 10:00 a.m. look at the yellows on the maps. that's the heavy rain spreading from dover into philadelphia and trenton and new york city. that will continue through the morning hours into the first part of the afternoon. note the shift the far western suburbs, allentown lancaster it might not do anything at all it's raining in sheets across south jersey. it's a tight exacted storm system. by 3 4:00 p.m. it's gone. we'rewe're looking at mainly cloudy skies. rainfall totals, .13 of an inch in allentown and an inch and a half in atlantic city. today's risk, the icing risk is minor, but there's the risk north and west of the city. heavy rain, high risk for that, poor drainage flooding in particular, there will be

there's another batch in middletown delaware. and route 13 being affected by that. after 8:00 we'll see the last of the winter weather advisories going by the boards. for now we have a light coating or snow shower and freezing drizzle later in the morning. temperatures are below freezing, so a concern for that. in terms of snowfall for wednesday we didn't get that much in philadelphia or southeastern pennsylvania. most of the areas under an inch and a lot of spots under a half inch. side streets snow covered but in pennsylvania not too bad getting around. philadelphia, half inch. smyrna delaware, seaville and estell manor got up to 2 1/2 to 3 inches or more. 31 in philadelphia. again, everybody a little bit below the freezing mark right now. as you head out to the bus stop it's going to stay cold winds not that strong, 29 degrees more or less by 7 or 8:00. a fair amount of cloud cover later on. later today we get sun back into play and we wind up with a high in philadelphia 42 we'll hit that around 3:00 p.m. yes there's another storm on the way, looks like it will b

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we're not expecting a solid batch of moisture where it will be raining all day, it will be the kind ofd off type of precipitation. yesterday we were stuck in the 20s and 30s throughout the morning. sea isle city, 50 degrees, millville, 42. still rather cold north and west but all these numbers are above freezing. poconos 41, allentown 36 degrees satellite and radar the wider picture showing area of low pressure cutting north into the great lakes. there's the arctic front right there. you can see the moisture kind of lining along that frontal system it is racing toward the east, clear conditions across the high plains and the midwest, that's where the real cold stuff is sitting right now. bismarck is below the u.s./canadian border in the teens and below zero. this is a true shot of arctic air. omaha 2 wichita ten. this is heading east. him the last several have dropped south and pulled to the north. this is dropping to the east. it's not as cold that we've seen out there but it will be the coldest air so far this season. southwesterly wind, showers from time to time ahead of the arctic

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mostly clear skies with the exception of a big batch of fog in the sementseral valley that's not goingwhere. the storm track way up north in to canada. the thing that's unusual and there is a weather system on the southern branch here. right now it's over mexico. it's spinning in to southern california on maejz and in to the bay area on tuesday. we'll see clouds from it and a little bit of rain. best chances on the east day bay. for tomorrow morning right around 40s. upper 50s by the bay. look at these highs. low to mid-70s. if it hits 74 recollect that will break record. we'll have readings warming up through the inland valleys recollect which is warmer than we had today. low 70s by the bay. san francisco upper 60s. low 70s oak lnldz. warm temperatures in the norment bay. nysday at the beaches. here is the seven-day along the bay. apfew drops possible for tuesday. clearic out wednesday and mostly sunny for the rest of the week. >>> it appearsathizeflate gate is not going away. the coach is depending the way the team prepathize balls. he spoke out saying that the team earned their soup

there's 2:00 that first batch of heavy rain moving out. could bridge a scattered shower or two along about 3:00 4:00 in the metro. don't turn your back on the rain chances after lunchtime today. seven-day forecast it's indeed going to be a nice day tomorrow. tuesday looks good as well. keeping a very close eye on wednesday as there will be an opportunity for a little alberta clipper coming our way. again, not everyone is going to get snow but i wouldn't be surprised to see one to three inches somewhere in our viewing area as we get towards wednesday afternoon and drying back out later in the week. >> thanks, chuck. we'll keem an eye on it. >>> coming up baby comedians, how your little >>> so if you have a baby or remember back when your kids were small, probably at some point they made you laugh. >> they're r is an important part of how babies bond with us and learn. nbc's stephanie gosk tells us why. >> reporter: comedians eat your hearts out. the truly funny are the smallest among us. effortlessly, hilariously, surprisingly funny. >> can

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a big batch of high clouds you can see outdoor. near fort bragg and point arena. a 9. livermore, 56. santa rosa, 59. san francisco in the 50s . this weekend, this will be the big headline. a warmup, lots of 70s out there. sunny skies, temperatures a good 10 to 15 degrees above the average. winds pick up in the hills for the north bay and the east bay hills. the fog to the south, a weak frontal system up here, this will move into the region for tomorrow morning for thursday. mostly cloudy skies and we will scale back on the clouds as we head into the afternoon hours. once the sunshine moves out, high pressure moves in. here is the big trend for friday and saturday. this will be the source of the warming. around 75 to 78 degrees, approaching 80 degrees. that will feel strange for january. dry weather pattern continues as you can see. possibly just a few clouds into next week for tuesday and wednesday. so here is a break down for tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. patchy fog. want to bundle up. then a nice recovery in the afternoon hours with partly sunny skies and a few

these batches of snow are sticking. for the morning drive time watch out for snowy pamps especially on the sidewalk your front many side streets and rural roads that haven't been treated are snow covered. we'll stay below freezing if the morning commute. for the afternoon commute getting above freezing. we should make it into the mid to upper 30s. sunshine breaks out. we'll have drying pavement and improving conditions heading back home from work and school and whatever schools are left open later this afternoon and into this evening. turning much colder overnight tonight. a look at your next 24 hours hour by hour. that's coming up. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. >>> right now looking pretty good. you're right. we've been talking about all morning the wet spots can be quite icy. a warning there. it was nasty as i headed out this morning. bee a nice sheen on the roadway there. a little bit wet. hopefully no slick spots. taking a look at 270. a little bit slow here as you head southbound. a little bit of dela

a big batch of clouds for tomorrow. primarily for the morning hours.r the afternoon. high pressure returns, strong high pressure. with that, we're going to warm things up for friday. that's when the warming trend really begins. not a lot to show you in the forecast model. we could have a few extra clouds moving in next week. still we're not going to go with any significant rainfall just yet. hayward 64. san jose, 65. half moon bay, 62 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast. we really warm up those numbers by friday. saturday and sunday, we'll feel strange around here. when you wake up in the morning, you might be cold out there and want to layer up into the afternoon, it will be balmy with 74, 75 degrees, especially near the coast. >> very warm. mark thank you. >>> the new england patriots are heading to the super bowl. it's a growing controversy involving footballs that were not properly inflated. the league has now determined 11 of the 12 footballs used by the patriots last sunday were underinflated by two pounds each. underinflated fo

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it is showing you can big batch of high clouds heading to the south and to the east. this is a closer look at the satellite. this is closer to south bay and east bay. a little bit of activity showing up here. most of this is not reaching the ground. this is basically a cloud producer for us. not much of a rain producer. it is beginning to warm up. holding onto the upper 40s. it is pretty chilly. right now santa rosa at 52. i mentioned the wind, a bit of a breeze. nothing too extreme. winds out of the east at 15 miles per hour. out of the east at 10 miles per hour and more reports for you for hayward and right around 13 miles per hour at last check. forecast headlines and bay bridge out there for your afternoon hours. scattered high clouds the short term and it will be warming up for your friday and the trend will continue into the weekend. that will be the developing weather headlines. it will be 10 to 15 degrees above average. possibly records by sunday and a bit of a breeze up there in the hills. right now the waves about 4 to 6 feet. they serve bill as we head into

monday into tuesday there's a batch of snow showers not looking like a lot but we'll keep our eye on that especially when we get finished with saturday. >>> next there was an out pouring of grief a new jersey community honors the tragic short life of a new baby girl. >> reporter: we're looking at the schuylkill expressway. people are moving okay. you have to look out for a slick spot or two, how about the schuylkill we'll show you that live when "action news" comes right back. # thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. >> 5:14, airport, looks like a couple of people are working on the runways

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we have another batch of snow and rain coming for the weekend karen, details ahead. >> reporter: for now we're not seeing any problems on the roads they are in great shape. even the secondary roads are looking good, we've got a little more snow, a bit of an issue. here we're looking at the schuylkill expressway and the vine, a good shot of the over passes, you need to watch the bridges and over passes and ramp, expect slick spots. a little shot of the road. this guy is walking across the road not slipping or sliding. we see a little shine where there is a shine it could be slippery, no widespread problems through the area it's not a bad commute. on the big picture speeds reflecting that we're in the 50s and in good shape at this point. we have an accident this one in souderton at godshall road at reliance road. take it easy as you head out. >> mobile 6 is doing just that taking it easy as it makes its way down jfk boulevard. the roads are looking great but because of low temperatures you want to take it slowly you don't want to skid on the black ice. we have school closings running a

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this initial batch actually will peter out and another one will develop and this is what will bring us a rainy second half of the weekend, future tracker showing as we head through friday the clouds build in and saturday afternoon we see mostly rain on the radar however north of i-78, this is where we'll likely see a mix, likely begin at sleet a brief sleet before a change over to rain and heavy rain overnight into sunday morning. the call from accuweather tonight, mostly clear and a typical january chill and 37 in millville and 36 at the boardwalk in atlantic city and down to 25 degrees in allentown. the four day at 4:00 shows tomorrow a nice day sun with a few clouds and temperatures warmer than today and not as windy, and it's feeling pretty good. enjoy it if you can. 44 degrees, on saturday rain moves in late in the day in the afternoon could begin at sleet in the far northwest suburbs in allentown and the high is 42 degrees and the temperatures are rising in the overnight hours as the storm system moves to the west and pulls in a lot of rain and mild air 62 degrees on sunday and i

and then we start to watch the next batch of precipitation coming in. and there is a chance that areas to the north by late sunday night could pick up a little bit of snow, perhaps mix through philadelphia, rain to the south, notice what happens, this is 3:00 in the morning on monday morning early monday morning we start to see some sleet maybe some freezing rain, through philadelphia, where it is colder to the north little bit of snow, where it is warmer to the south, little bit of rain. obviously all those placements, can change, between now and then, number of different times so justin to follow this as we certainly will. and then it looks like a change-over, as we get into monday day over to just some just general rain. should be gone by 4:00 in the afternoon, according to this computer model then left with a dray day for tuesday as well. any icing ability, some of the early amount, that they say we could get. these computer models, putting their collective heads together. .04 of an inch through allentown, reading, .06 in the poconos. just know we d

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of sprinkles and showers in philadelphia some of this going through cape may county, an additional batchth of dover the chance of a pop-up sprinkle late in the day a flurry popping through and nothing major. out now stormtracker 6 live double scan showing an area of precipitation pushing east, charging to the east coast it looks like tomorrow afternoon we'll be on the lookout for that riding through and while it doesn't portend heavy accumulations we could get some. everybody is well over freezing now and we see cloudy skies and lancaster 40 degrees and similar in harrisburg where they are getting ready to inaugurate the new governor. 43 is the high and 28 is the overnight low above average, as we look at future tracker 6, we are looking at dry conditions through the mid-day hour tomorrow, as we get into 3:00 wednesday, in the western suburbs there is a chance of light showers moving in and during the evening rush this looks to fill in even farther and push farther and farther to the east. it's mainly light snowfall. but the models by the time it's said and done, overnight and into the w

necessarily all that strong we have drying and a breakup to the west of the philadelphia, this current batch tendency to die down and slowly push down over the next two to three hours we are looking at cloudy skies and at the airport we still have some of that light snow falling and a little more accumulation possible flew the next several hours, it's going to be light as we were saying temperatures 22 degrees and it's cold out there with the wind running from the southeast at 5 miles per hour, it's still enough to give you windchills in the teens temperatures in the teens in allentown currently, 19 degrees there and 20 in reading and 23 in wilmington and 25 in wildwood, new jersey as the snow continues to fall it has helped to bring the cool air to the service, we have a decent chance of breaking down scattered precipitation and might be more down the shore what is to the west is falling apart and won't be accumulating any owe longer and later tonight it will dry out about 8:00 or 9:00 still looking at 1 to 2 inches of accumulation when all is said and done, might be hard to get to the 2, a

there may be another batch coming in on the 7th. in the meantime we do want to take a look back at our dry spell. december we had quite a few wet days. christmas eve was the last time we had measurable rain. this is what is disturbing. it was dry since christmas eve. all of january has been dry. so 35 consecutive days and counting of no measurable rain. this is likely going down in the record books along with san jose as one of the driest januaries on record. tomorrow morning starting out with the low 40 tots low 50s. we will need a light jacket. 67 santa rosa and half moon bay. mid60s san mateo and san jose. 65 degrees in antioch and fairfield and 70 in santa cruz. the accu-weather seven-day forecast looking at the mild pattern to continue. it gets warmer on saturday. low 70s bay and inland. mid60s coast. staying mild for the second half of your weekend and really in the accu-weather seven-day forecast you don't see the rain drops but as we fast-forward to about february 6th, pry day, not this week but next week we will be putting

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