brittney shipp joins us with the forecast. >> heavy at times tomorrow morning. as people are up running errands, or heading to church, heading to brunch, what we expect to see as we push into tomorrow morning, heavy rain. the possibility of street flooding. isolated thunderstorms a possibility. and really strong wind gusts, actually along the shore ranging between 40 and 45 miles per hour. so here's a closer look at the radar. we're actually seeing a little bit of drizzle throughout the philadelphia area. the brunt of the system is still off to the west and also the south west. we'll see an area of low pressure slide to the northeast. it's also going to help pull up a warm front. our temperatures are actually going to warm up as we go through the day tomorrow. you'll also notice as we head into our overnight hours, our rain is going to pick up in intensity. some of the heaviest rain is going to fall throughout your morning hours. by 6:00 a.m., the heaviest rain is right over philadelphia. this will continue at least until about 10:00 a.m. so here's how your day'

let's begin with brittney shipp. it was a great way to ring in the new year. >> we stayed dry which is our first concern with fireworks, and we didn't see really strong wind speeds. we're at 41 in philadelphia, 36 in pottstown, 37 in allentown, 29 in the poconos, 37 millville and we're at 39 in dover so you are going to notice a chill in the air over the next couple days. by 7:00 a.m. temperatures at 39, 10:00 a.m., 40. 44 by 1:00 p.m. so we're staying in the 40s, a bit closer to where we should be this time of year. dealing with clouds but no rainfall in store for us. we'll have a dry stretch over the next couple days. a closer look at the highs today if you're heading out to the mummers' parade or shopping you need your thicker jacket because temperatures are going to stay in the 40s. it's going to be a cold day. we're calling for 46 in philadelphia, 44 wilmington and 45 degrees in millville. cooler than our temperatures yesterday in the 50s. this is the beginning of a cooling trend. i'll go over more details in my

let's get the first alert forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp.bably be a nice time out at the river rink today. heading into the weekend, temperatures drop even more. 40 degrees in philadelphia. 39 in atlantic city. 47 currently in allentown. highs at 46 in philadelphia. 40s in millville and 45 in wildwood. lauren. >> thanks, brittney. mayor michael nutter sent out a twitter message along with a foet off his office. thank you, phila. >>> free parking in philadelphia. the philadelphia parking authority will not enforce parking meters or kiosks today. all other parking rules still apply. >>> new year's day in philadelphia goes hand in hand with the mummers. 2016 mummers parade is about to kick off on broad street. a new edition this year, philadelphia division will join the comics, wentches, fancies. fancy brigades have shows at noon and 5:00 at the philadelphia convention center. i'm lauren mayk. another update in about 25 minutes. have a great day and a happy new year. the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget.

with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good evening. for a cold commute as you head to work tomorrow or get the kids ready for school. temperatures in the 20s an 30s. that's because we are tracking arctic blast that will drop temperatures about 30 degrees between today and tomorrow. i'm also tracking the possibility of a wintry mix by tuesday. for philadelphia right now, 42 degrees. a few clouds out. the big story is the wind speed out of the west right now. 21 miles an hour. cold wind is blowing in as well. temperature-wise across the region, 39 will ming tong, 41 stk city. 43 sdrooe degrees. the temperatures warm to the mid-60s. as we head to tomorrow, in the 30s. you can see the cold air moving through. we are eight degrees colder in philadelphia than this time yesterday. 11 colder in atlantic city. there's the mild air and the green over philadelphia. look at what happens as soon as tomorrow. we have arctic air over us. that's one of two arctic blasts that will keep our temperatures below average as we head in to next week. we are g

let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp for a check of our forecast. brittney, it's finally feeling like winter. we could see freezing temperatures tonight. >> north and west temperatures will get into the 20s, freezing for philadelphia. if you plan on heading out tonight for dinner, make sure you bring your thicker puffy coats at 39 by 8:00 p.m., 11:30, 35, we will drop into the low 40s. temperatures throughout the region 42 philadelphia, 40 northeast philly, 73 in allentown and 43 in pottstown. as we head into tonight, a few locations north and west will drop down into the 30s. we'll see mostly clear skies and wind speeds out of the west, 5 to 10 miles per hour. coming up i'll let you know how long we'll stay dry and tracking an arctic blast. i'll let you know how cool our temperatures will get. that's all coming up in our seven-day forecast. denise. >> an expanding mummers controversy. this year's parade was supposed to be more inclusive and diverse than years past. scandals reigniting a mummers firestorm with some insisting the city should no longer

let's check in with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. brittn brittney, the wild weather will be continuing because we'll see a cold blast? >> that's right. we started off with chilly conditions and rain and a warm front was involved with the rain. it moved our temperatures all the way to 65 degrees, 25 degrees above our average, a our temperatures will drop almost 30 degrees on monday. we'll see a high of 37. we have an arctic blast on its way. temperatures right now still mild, 58 degrees in philadelphia, 61 in atlantic city, 57 in wildwood, low 50s in wilmington, nice conditions if you want to head out to dinner over the next couple of hours. but we are going to see this arctic air just invade our area as we head into monday. it will start tonight with another cold front. you will see temperatures staying in the 30s tomorrow and that's not it. we'll recover lail bit tuesday. but take a look at what happens on wednesday. another arctic blast will send our temperatures back down into the 30s. i'm also tracking a slight possibility of a wi

let's head over to brittney shipp for our first alert forecast on this new year's day. >> good morning. i needed my coat yesterday. you definitely need it today. look at our temperature change map. down 13 degrees in the poconos. 13 degrees colder in atlantic city, 14 degrees colder in millville and 8 degrees colder in philadelphia. so we're at 29 degrees in the poconos, 37 in allentown, you can see the wind direction from the northwest. so colder air, still making its way in. 41 in philadelphia, 39 in wilmington. today will be colder. yesterday's high 52 degrees, today we'll stay in the mid-40s. by 7:00 a.m., 39 by 10:00 a.m., 40 degrees and 1:00 p.m. only 44 degrees with our wind speed strong throughout today. that's going to make the feels like temperature colder. our radar satellite/radar shows quiet dry conditions and cloudy conditions heading into the rest of today. our highs will get to about 4 sticks in philadelphia. 40 degrees in pottstown, same in allentown, then 40s in atlantic city and 46 degrees in dover. that's just the beginning. i'm tracking temperatures dropping down i

. >> pam:kron-4 meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now. >> pam:brittney. the el-nino fueled storms have been battering the coast. can we expect more strong storms soon? >> brittany:another beautiful dry day for us but already tracking another round of rain. >> brittany: our satellite research shows high pressure system and control keeping us nice and dry. i will have the 7 day forecast coming up. pam? >> reporter: a lot of families moved here for the school district. they are just overcrowded. overcrowded to the point that they have portable classrooms. speaking to an initiative today they are able to make those class sizes at average levels between 28 or 25 to 28 classmates in each classroom. but parents are concerned as the years go by it will get even more overcrowded and become a issue. the school is in talks right now for building a second high school. >> reporter: 1 team to of developing a second high- school on the eastern part of the district. to help with overcrowding. >> the process is moving ford and starting to ramp up because it needs to be ma

kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking the forecast. brittney, how big will the waves get? >> brittney : there is more coastal erosion which will probably affect pacifica and you're also monitoring and gusts is obese some of the strongest wind speeds are in their area the largest waves will be thursday afternoon and i am also tracking the return rain i'm already tracking the next system now let you know coming up in the forecast >> pam :the san francisco city attorney is threatening to file a lawsuit. against two large verizon wireless super bowl ads installed on an embarcadero building. the banners can be seen towering over the super bowl city. fan village area. city attorney dennis herrera says, the signs violate a city law which prohibits any new, general advertising signs in san francisco. the banners need to be removed by thursday evening. or else the city will file a lawsuit. a super bowl 50 spokesperson says. they will modify the banners to make them smaller. security is ramping up in san francisco as the super bowl gets closer on

meteorologist brittney shipp is here. and you're already tracking more rain.? >> brittney : the good thing is the rain won't be until the end of our work week but once it starts it is good to last throughout the weekend and we're going to see quiet conditions and some fog developing tonight which will lead to patchy fog for it to tomorrow--for the commute tomorrow but for the most part we're going to be dry and mild and the warming up for the next couple of days and then detecting changes but not until friday and that is when we have a chance of rain and saturday and sunday all the weight even into monday here is the satellite radar shot right now we're dealing with a few clouds from the bay area up to the north. santa rosa and napa but our satellite radar shot shows us that this range of high pressure is going to stay in control which means dry and mild conditions used in the temperatures will be warming up a little bit so any storm system is probably going to stay off the coast and as far as tomorrow is concerned here the temperatures up to the mid-60s consens

kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking this latest storm system. brittney. how much rain will we see tonight? >> brittney : this is the first of two storm systems tracking a two part system that will move in tonight first. second round gets here friday night into saturday late morning. more snow in the sierra. coastal flood issues and wind advisory for friday. here are some of the light showers starting to push inland the brunt of the system has not arrived to see that and will continue to push--a arrived just yet there you can see it is right on the heels of the first system that is already starting to move into the area saw looking ahead here's what we are tracking flooding will be a concern as we go into saturday and a wind advisory stays in effect coastal concerns we have a high surf advisories i'll go over the timing and what you can expect as you go to your commute tomorrow and the forecast >> pam :the storm is expected to bring some large and potentially dangerous waves along the coast. a high surf advisory is in effect until tomorrow night. today. sa

brittney shipp is following the temperatures. >> it's going to be a cold start on your sunday morning. mostly clear skies expected for us. temperatures will drop down to 32 for philadelphia. 29 in pottstown. 28 in allentown. down to 26 degrees in the poconos. your wakeup planner for philadelphia shows it's going to be a cold start, even at 10:00 a.m. in the low 40s by 1:00 p.m. 46 degrees is the high tomorrow in philadelphia. to the north and west, we're actually going to drop down in the 20s. if you're an early riser at 6:00 a.m., temperatures are still going to be below freezing. light wind speed tomorrow, so it will feel colder than that. by 10:00 a.m., 36 degrees with temperatures expected to warm to 40 degrees in pottstown. 41 in allentown. 48 in melville and 48 degrees in atlantic city. i'm tracking drier conditions and arctic blast, all coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> 82 new philadelphia firefighters will new staff stations around the city. the 190th firefighter cadet class graduated today in a ceremony at temple university. in addition to the philadelphia firefighters,

kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking the forecast. when will the rain come ashore this go round tomorrow. ? >> brittney : we are going to see windy and rainy conditions throughout friday and this is going to last until saturday morning we are tracking a dry stretch and then another round of snow lasting until saturday we could see 2 ft. of snow fall the satellite radar shot you notice our clouds will continue to increase as the system pushes through tuesday night will extend our chances for rain as her head and a friday night and also saturday morning and rain and wind it expected also stream flooding and rocks led to be a possibility-- rockslide >> pam :federal safety inspectors started their search for the cause of yesterday's deadly greyhound bus crash in san jose. grant lodes has more on what we are learning tonight about the investigation. >> grant :inspectors are examining the bus today looking for any mechanical problems and it will also check the road and the stormy weather conditions at the time of the crash as it was raining

kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. when can we expect to see more rain? > >brittney: our next round is expected as we head into thursday night and then friday we are tracking the possibility of fog increasing as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning there is a possibility of a decrease visibility the next storm should get here thursday night heading into saturday morning and we're also tracking windy systems with that storm 64 will be the high in fremont and 62 in hayward the satellite radar here showing all of the rain and snow that will move through quickly and now we are tracking of the next system as we head into thursday and friday this is going to beat the system that is going to bring another round of rainfall and snow for r heller--your elevations--higher elevations it will reach its peak on friday morning will have more details in the forecast coming upper >> pam :new at 11... the coast guard suspends its search for two missing college students. who were swept out to sea in santa cruz. the search extended for

for more on this, let's check in with brittney shipp. >> we're gearing up for heavy rain as we start off your sunday morning. here's a system, we're going to see warmer air moving up as well. it's going to be warmer tomorrow, we'll head into the 60s, all this heavy rain will move in from the west. you notice first the rain moves up from the south. if you have late plans tonight, it will be nice and dry. if you're staying out past midnight, you'll start to see the rain moving in. you'll start to see the heavier rain pushing through. maybe you're going to church or brunch at exercise. we'll see heavier pockets. we could see a few isolated thunderstorms. one thing you'll notice as we head into your late morning hours, right around 9:00 a.m., you'll notice most of that heavy rain will be off to the east of us. this is going to be a morning event. this is what we're tracking for you heading into sunday. a half inch to an inch of heavy rain, street flooding is going to be a possibility. isolated thunderstorms possible, and one gust up to 40 miles per hour. we have a coastal flood advisory.

but first meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the latest round of storms. brittney how long will it last. >> britteny: as we head into the rest of tonight dealing with soggy conditions what roads light rainfall suspected to continue, most of tonight we transition into the weekend and we get a chance of showers saturday but that sunday expect a heavy strain to be south of san francisco. it will depend on where you live a closer look at our future cast for it shows for the rain is going to be coming in from as we head into a week and you notice by 2:00 a.m. saturday mostly cloudy skies and then at least for you we get closer to 7:00 a.m. that the only service see that chance of showers sticking around and more detailed and the timing of that coming off. bay, which so far this rainy season has recieved more kron 4's charles clifford is with a look at conditions and charles.... >> reporter: would now stay on the northern end of the golden gate bridge pre nice right now forest and turning all day in the north face things looking pretty nice 55 degrees traffic on

let's get the first alert forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> it's starting to feel like winterover the next couple days, especially into next week. we'll focus on new year's day. a cloudy start for us with more sunshine expected towards the afternoon. 41 in philadelphia. 37 in pottstown. 41 in northeast philly h. 43 in wildwood. highs around the region today in the mid-40s. 46 philadelphia, 44 wilmington and millville will see a high of 45 degrees, even cooler, we drop to the low 40s by tomorrow. >> thanks, brittney. somewhat in our area is starting off the new year as a millionaire. a $1 million winning powerball ticket was purchased at the sunoco in philadelphia. here are the numbers from wednesday night's drawing. >>> the meg million jackpot is $130 million. no one won wednesday's power bapowerball jackpot and that prize stands at $334 million. the next drawing is tonight. the powerball drawing is >>> dupont is laying off 1700 people between february 29 and the end of march. that's ahead of the mirj we are dow chemical. layoffs will affect 10 locations in delaware, including

but i'm guessing brittney shipp stayed up. >> how do you know that? >> she's more fun than we are. >> i'm barely hanging on this morning. happy new year. hopefully you had a great one. mummers day parade, we're going to see temperatures by 10:00 a.m. at 38 degrees by noon 40 degrees, colder than those temperatures because our wind speeds are going to be sustained between 10 to 15 miles per hour. so keep that in mind before you head out. across the rest of the region we're at 38 in trenton, 38 in mount holly, 39 in dover, 39 in wilmington and 37 degrees in reading, temperatures in the poconos below freezing. today our temperatures range between 40 and 47 degrees, mostly sunny, also breezy and colder. again, those wind speeds stick with us so today into the weekend and then back by saturday and sunday. our temperatures will continue closely into next week heading for the 30s, i'll go over the details on the changing weather pattern coming up. >> philadelphia started 2016 with fireworks at midnight over the delaware river. it was the second of two firew

brittney shipp. there's another round of rain on the way? britteny: alicea quarter of an inch to 1/2 inch of rainfall in this neck system when speeds that stay strong saturated soil that is a combination that could lead to power outages so watching all elements of a storm tracker showing the most rainfall on the first part which knocked the east and other as a going to the rest of tonight the celery are shot " hourly how much rain goes through san francisco dons monetary analysts now that came down in lake tahoe and sierra another part of the system you can see that area of low pressure here that will sweep through dreggy a cold front with us and help keep the wind speeds strong and lead to less certain dangerous surf high service advisory at watching for wind advisory coastal concerns high surf advisory stays until 5:00 p.m. and the coastal flood advisory impact to 1:00 p.m. thing does officials now are with the wind advisory in effect a 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning as far assess its concern we will continue to see on and off showers windy co