. >> this is the center city skyline, cloudy conditions, the changeover has not yet begun. sometime after 6:00 p.m. we'll be hammered by the snowy precipitation. right now it's a cloudy dreary scene as we look live from sky6 live hd at the center city skyline. >> now, light snow fell as the kids headed off to school all bundled up. the action cam was along clayton avenue, as many caught the bus. >> we have live team coverage of the approaching nor'easter this noon, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers tracking the storm. annie mccormick and chad perdelli are in the suburbs where folks are obviously preparing for the snowfall. let's begin with david at the "action news" big board. david. >> reporter: all right, rick we're starting out as part one of the storm system. partly one isn't the bad part. information this is not snow related to the nor'easter. it's being triggered by a clipper system passing us by to the south. what we have across region is light snow bands. all right, we are looking at heavier cells every now and then including one in philadelphia right now.

the philadelphia center city skyline, we have two systems we are watching. the first one arrives tonight in time for the morning commute. the second one is monday night into tuesday. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have a little bit of patchy drizzle showing up for the far western suburbs coatsville, lancaster county, seeing low-level clouds and patchy drizzle. we're expecting that to fizzle away and we'll see mostly cloudy skies. 44 degrees, dewpoint # -- 41. winds out of the west/southwest 14 miles per hour. millville, 53 degrees, dover 48. philadelphia, 44. wildwood 45. colder north and west, 38 degrees in reading. allentown, 39 with a healthy snow pack out there. this is the leading edges right in through here, of the clipper system pushing into the area. the better view is on the water vapor imagery, it will dive east across the ohio and tennessee valleys and hit the atlantic. that's when we're expecting the bom ogenesis to develop. does it develop off the coast or farther to the north. if it is off the coast of new england that's a miss for

taking a live look at the center city skyline where the heavy flog has lifted. it's prompted delays of flights averaging over two hours. nbc 10 along the ben franklin parkway earlier today where folks had their umbrellas out as they walked around. we're in for dramatic changes including the return of winter like weather. >> so warm today. we reach add high of 55 in philadelphia. by thursday we're going to have a high of 22 degrees, feeling more like the teens. right now, we are tracking some showers and really have to contend with this for the next few hours. we have a cold front moving through and that will spark a few showers, maybe even a thunderstorm in parts of delaware. this is the story. you see showers falling, then the cold front moves through. right now, though we are mild. just need a jacket if you're headed out. 55 right now in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington. 65 degrees right now in dover and it's january. to the west kind of stuck in the 40s. we're going to see the temperature dropping fully tonight, also the chance for showers. by 7:00 55. breezy a

. >>> and taking a live look at sky 6 over the center city skyline its calm and bright but get ready a nor'easter is moving in and it will bring a mess of wintry weather beginning later tonight. melissa magee is tracking the system and joins us outside of our studios now. it's hard to believe, we have wintry precipitation on the way and sun gives way to increasing clouds and the moisture moves on late tonight and in advance of that precipitation, the national weather service issues a winter advisory, travel will be bad tonight and tomorrow morning and reduced visibility and slick

. >> reporter: let's get you started on sky 6 and a view of the center city skyline. we have a large variety of weather over the next couple of days. we could have a wintry mix north and west later this morning. we'll be looking at rain followed by warm temperatures which will then followed by a big cool down, huge cool down. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that we have nothing out there, as of yet. there we go, but we are expecting some precipitation to start to move on in. right now you can see the area is mainly clear. winter weather advisory has been issued by the national weather service, we're good to go at this point yes no, i'll continue to talk. winter weather advisory has been issued north and west for the mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain. this includes lancaster berks lehigh north hampton counties, and the poconos and areas north and west. good morning everyone. everyone south and east, a rain event. here's the problem the temperature-wise we're sitting in the low 20s. the freezing mark is 32. whatever precipitation falls it will freeze on

sky6 live hd taking a look at a blustery cloudy center city skyline. chilly temperatures and gusty winds will greet you when you head out today. hold on to your hats. we could see peeks of sunshine this afternoon and tuesday the first snowfall of 2015. for that let's check in with david murphy at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: let's talk temperatures first yesterday we got up to 60 degrees in philadelphia. this morning at 1:00 a.m. we were at 48. i talked about how the temperatures would take a plunge and they have. we're at 39 degrees. because of a wind coming out of the northwest we don't expect numbers to bounce up, in fact they will gradually settle. there's the windy. 26 miles per hour, you can see how it's coming out of west/northwest that's colder air that's being drawn in today. when you combine the temperatures with that wind you're getting windchills that will make it feel raw. 27 is what it feels like in philadelphia right now. the low 20s in allentown and reading and windchill in the teens in lancaster. not much better down the s

. >> we're taking a live look outside at the center city skyline, a few clouds up there you can see a flag sort of blowing around out there. every now and then the sun peeks through the clouds. we're drying out that's a relief after big problems with refreezing and drenching rains yesterday. meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy this noon and joins us at the "action news" big board sarah. it's fitting on this day of service that we have the clouds break and no rain. how about the temperatures, 45 degrees. the average high is 40 we're above average today. 40 in allentown. 41 in reading. 44 in wilmington. millville, 44. in wildwood, in the low 40s 43 degrees however you factor in a gusty wind it's cooler. 28 in millville and llings. allentown 26. pretty uniform through the area. the winds gusting into the 20s at times. that's making it feel cooler than the temperatures. feels like 38 in the city. feels like the freezing mark in allentown. 28 in mount pocono. we're seeing sunshine, but chilly with a gusty breeze. satellite and radar showing us we have a fair amount of clouds,

. >> we're taking a live look outside at the center city skyline, a few clouds up there you can see aowing around out there. every now and then the sun peeks through the clouds. we're drying out that's a relief after big problems with refreezing and drenching rains yesterday. meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy this noon and joins us at the "action news" big board sarah. it's fitting on this day of service that we have the clouds break and no rain. how about the temperatures, 45 degrees. the average high is 40 we're above average today. 40 in allentown. 41 in reading. 44 in wilmington.

. >> 5:44, that's center city skyline live on sky 6. 13 degrees, we have a lot of schools opening on delay or closing listed at 6abc.com or running across the bottom. screen. >> rough morning to make that commute u let's go over to karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: let's check the roads, we're looking live at the schuylkill expressway westbound approaching conshohocken. we had a vehicle that was facing sideways. looked like a single-vehicle spinout accident. looks like we have two accidents on the schuylkill expressway. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound approaching conshohocken. they have what looks like from this vantage point the lanes back open, but expect slowing on the schuylkill expressway. a good reminder even though the main highways look okay, you've got to watch for the slick spots. you have to be carefully about that one that's the schuylkill westbound. 724 near keim street in north coventry township we have a disabled vehicle that cleared. a water main break could be causing icy conditions route 100 northbound douglass township montgomery county. heading

cleared out pretty quickly but don't put your boots away just yet looking at sky 6 hd at the center city skyline, it's dry and on the chilly side. temperatures are above freezing and quiet out there for a little while until the next round of winter weather comes our way and david murphy has the check of the "action news" forecast. >> accuweather is telling us one is in the rear view mere and one is on the way for saturday. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry and one snow shower in reading pushing towards northern montgomery and chester county. temperatures are a bit above the freezing mark right now so if you see the snow fluttering down slow it down and the same thing with the accidents this morning, we don't know if that slick stuff was part of the problem there but always a good idea to slow it down and we were talking about icy patches on roads especially on the side roads and secondaries. there is a fair amount of cloud cover to the south and west of us, at the very least skies bright and in the afternoon and hopefully we break the clouds and get sunshine in at times. snow

sky6 live hd is looking live at the center city skyline it's tough to make it out there but it's there beyond the clouds. it's a dreary monday and the chance of any sunshine is very limited as is visibility. let's look at the philadelphia international airport same story here, the good news the temperatures are improving this means the roads are not as dicey for commuters. earlier it was a much different scene. "action news" was along the 400 block of gay street where you could see the sidewalks icing over. penndot officials were spread across the region salting roads to keep the icing at a minimum. we have live team coverage of the morning commute. >> we begin the team coverage with david murphy looking at accuweather at the big board. >> reporter: anyone watching the morning newscast knows we had a plethora of accidents across the region especially to the west. we're transitioning to all rain close to philadelphia and points south. there's a little blue in allentown and chester bucks and montgomery county. things are improving as warm air continues to push in from the south and we pu

taking live look at the center city skyline. temperatures dropping making for another bone chilling night. certain parts of our area could get hit with a lot more snow than others tomorrow. let's get to brittney shipp who's tracking the storm what. can we expect into tomorrow. >> we're going to start off dry a into your sunday morning and most of your afternoon. it won't be until the late evening hours we start to see the snow wintry mix and rain moving in and that is also going to lead to a messy morning commute. this is the system as it continues to track east. this is what's going to wring us the snow the wintry mix and the rain late sunday p.m. into monday porngmorning. it is a very cold evening ahead. 27 in philadelphia. 23 in pottstown. windchill will stay in the teens. bundle up if you are heading this evening. by 8:00 p.m. 24. and i'll let you know what to expect with the next storm system coming zblup some local businesses are worried about the threat of snow and others think it could drum more sales. >> super bowl sund

live in sky 6 looking at the center city skyline.es are clear, however we have a little bit of a wind out of the northwest at 7 miles an hour in philadelphia this allowed some mixing. the temperatures haven't dropped that much yet. however, they will in the overnight hours. 29 degrees now in philadelphia. millville 25. allentown 23. reading 23. wilmington 25 degrees. and with the winds generally 5-10 miles per hour we do have a bit of a wind chill factor. feels like 22 in philadelphia feels like 15 in trenton and reading. 10 in lancaster and 19 in wilmington. and feel like 18 in millville. satellite 6 and action radar showing we are in the clear right now. the cloud are across western pennsylvania. they will be moving in during the day tomorrow but the morning rush and the bus stop forecast, it will be sunny but it will be cold. the winds by then will be calm. and in philadelphia at 6:00 down to 17 degrees. only up to 18 degrees by 8:00. and a lot of the suburbs will be in the single digits tomorrow morning. and bundle up the kids. b

here's a live look at the center city skyline. frigid temperatures today and snow and rain tomorrow. next, how it could affect your plans for the big game. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on this saturday. meteorologist meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the bitter cold. we're talking below freezing. >> i almost don't want to show you the map. that's how bad it is when you step outside over the next couple hours. this will continue throughout the entire day. i know a lot of people have to run last-minute errands to get ready for your super bowl parties. you want to bundle up. take a look at the flags on top of the aramark buildings. temperatures staying in the 20s. here's a closer lack at our temperatures versus the wind chill. the actual temperature in philadelphia, 15 degrees. it feels like it's 2 below zero 5 below in allentown, the actual temperature is 11 degrees, 18 in wildwood, it feels like 0 degrees in 34i8ville. closer look at how the day will break down. wind speeds stay st

and wet weekend in store for us but right now all looks calm as we take a live look at the center city skyline. temperatures will barely climb above freezing today. so bundle up. >>> good morning welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the changes in the forecast. michelle, it sounds like we get some sun today but rain tomorrow. >> absolutely. you summed it up perfectly. today being the better half of the weekend if you don't like rain. if you like rain you'll like tomorrow. here's a live look outside. we are looking at the pocono mountains. good day to be making snow in the pocono mountains. we're starting out in the teens. we'll be around the freezing mark later on this afternoon. current temperatures right now, 19 degrees in philadelphia. 14 in allentown, 16 in lancaster. look at mt. pocono, 5 degrees is the current temperature, 21 in wildwood and 18 in dover. we're seeing breezy conditions winds, feels colder than it actually is. it feels like 7 below zero in mt. pocono. 15 in pottstown and 8 degrees i

. >>> and taking a live look at sky 6 over the center city skyline its calm and bright but get ready a nor'easter is moving in and it will bring a mess of wintry weather beginning later tonight. melissa magee is tracking the system and joins us outside of our studios now. it's hard to believe, we have wintry precipitation on the way and sun gives way to increasing clouds and the moisture moves on late tonight and in advance of that precipitation, the national weather service issues a winter advisory, travel will be bad tonight and tomorrow morning and reduced visibility and slick roads we are tracking snow, sleet and changing over to rain later tonight into saturday. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you can see the swath of moisture from the ohio valley to the southeast we are tapping into all of that moisture from the gust coast states and this makes its way to the southeast to northeast direction. and during the overnight hours and as you wake up tomorrow morning. as far as expected precipitation type for philadelphia the 95 corridor snow turning to rain and there wil

let's take a live look at the center city skyline. you can barely see anything in addition to the cold weather, that precipitation out there, we've got some fog, as well. the roads may look passable. we're here to tell you they are not. the advice this morning is to stay inside. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just after 9:30 on this sunday. you can see right behind me this is what we're talking about. this is what we're watching and because of you, we are getting pictures into newsroom pams our crews in the field. we're going to check in with them in just a moment. let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman. she has been watching this all morning long. this started as light rain really all it takes is a little bit of precipitation and some cold air. >> you're absolutely right. yeah, we've been watching this since 5:00 this morning. we saw the rain first in parts of southern new jersey delaware, that's where the temperatures have been above freezing all night long. and then we mentioned to the nort

and wet weekend in store for us but right now all looks calm as we take a live look at the center city skyline temperatures will barely climb above freezing today. so bundle up. >>> good morning welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the changes in the forecast. michelle, it sounds like we get some sun today but rain tomorrow. >> absolutely. you summed it up perfectly. today being the better half of the weekend if you don't like rain. if you like rain you'll like tomorrow. here's a live look outside. we are looking at the pocono mountains. good day to be making snow in the pocono mountains. we're starting out in the teens. we'll be around the freezing mark later on this afternoon. current temperatures

and here's a live look at the center city skyline from our camera at the adventure aquarium. this is the calm before the storm. good morning with everyone. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. it is 5:30 a.m. on this sunday january 25th. thanks so much for being with us. today should be pretty nice but then things really go downhill. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking another winter storm. good morning, brittney. >> that's a nice way to put it. we'll see a nice dry start to your sunday. closer to average this afternoon, but we are tracking big changes as we head into your sunday night and monday morning commute. possibly lingering into tuesday. here's a live look outside right now, where we are seeing partly cloudy skies. we do expect to see mostly cloudy conditions today, but the first alert is in effect sunday starting at 10:00 p.m. all day monday, because we expect light snow to move in after 10:00 p.m. we expect snow to continue for your monday morning commute. that means slick roads are expected. as far as today, temperatures by 9:00 a.m., 3

and here's a live look at the center city skyline from our camera at the adventure aquarium. this is the calm before the storm. good morning, with everyone. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. it is 5:30 a.m. on this sunday, january 25th. thanks so much for being with us. today should be pretty nice, but then things really go downhill. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking another winter storm. good morning,

lots of rain and fog, as we look at the center city skyline you can't see the skyline because the fog has reduced the visibility. periods of rain in parts of the area. we'll zoom into wilmington area, you can see shades of yellow representing heavy downpours going up and down, i-95 and 295 from swedesboro to woodbury. another zoom will take us farther to the north in the phoenixville area, same thing rain is coming down from phoenixville to norristown. all that rain is moving quickly from southwest to northeast. on top of that we have fog out there. some of the visibility has been reduced to less than a mile. not only do we have the rain, but we have the fog it's making for a slow sunday morning. half mile in lancaster one mill in reading half mile in allentown. 1 1/2 in millville. 3 miles in trenton. over the next couple of hours keep the beams on low never put the beams on high, reduce the speeds. it will get better later on, around 10:00 11:00. rain at times patchy fog 63 degrees that's the spring-like forecasted high. the numbers plunge overnight tonight. that will set up a very c

let's get you outside there's the center city skyline. it's quiet right now but we have moisture moving into delaware and south jersey. it will make for a miserable finish to the weekend. we'll flipped over to satellite and radar, you can see how small, how tiny this band is, this is a developing coastline storm, usually these coastline storms stretch for hundreds of miles. you can see how tiny of a band it is. it is going to make a beeline toward the delaware valley. it will provide us with quite a bit of wet weather from start to finish. the heaviest will move in after 10:00 a.m. or so. that will linger through the first part of the afternoon. here's the good news, most of the temperatures, especially south and east are above freezing, at this point. you go north north and west we have numbers below 32. we could have icy patches north and west. for the others it will be a rain event. 42 in millville. 46 in atlantic beach haven and 48 in relies. periods of rain throughout the morning hours and heavy anticipate steady in the afternoon. we

>>> at 9:54 on this saturday here is a live look at the center city skyline. we do have some clouds out there. we don't have clear skies today. we are getting a wreak from the rain and snow. we are tracking another system coming in tomorrow. the winter storm is causing delays. they are averaging just about 35 minutes. keep this number handy and get the latest information. we're concerned about power outages today. we've been checking in with pse&g. across the bridge in pennsylvania peco is reporting about 1300 outages, most in fill. they say they are prepared for any problems that may come up as that heavy he snow may weigh down tree limbs and power lines. helping viewers recharge devices at participating come tass locations. search power up on the nbc 10 news app for more information. we do want to get one more check of the roads katie? >> good news is during the last hour very few accidents reported as a result of the weather conditions. there were a number of accidents. fortunately they were able to be cleared quickly. we didn't have a high volume of traffi

looking at the center city skyline we have icing to deal with on monday morning. we have temperatures climbing over the next couple of hours but we have a bout of wintry precip to deal with before we see temperatures moderate for good or the bulk of the seven-day forecast. we're sitting at 34 degrees, dewpoint 15. wind out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour, the pressure is well over 30 inches. 26 in allentown. reading, 29. the cloud line is running like this. the numbers are colder north and west. you're not seeing sun in the lehigh valley. 35 in millville. dover, 39. we're seeing the winds shifting out of the south/southwest that's why we're so much milder down hear. yesterday was bone-chilling cold with highs in the teens and 20s. we have a chill in the air. wilmington feels like 26. even though you're closing in on 40. trenton, 25. here's the satellite and radar you can see the cloud line that's running parallel to the turnpike this afternoon. everybody north of that cloudy, everybody south of that we're seeing sunshine here. that's why i'm picking up the w

. >> reporter: as we look outside sky 6 is showing you center city skyline. we're looking at the sun coming up over the horizon later on. it's going to be an uncomfortable day. 10 degrees in philadelphia. 3 in allentown. 7 in trenton, 7 in reading, 9 in wilmington, a little bit better down the shore but 14 is not comfortable. , of course, windchills are below zero from north to south. as we look at satellite there's very little cloud cover in place, we'll see sunshine, but it will be plenty cold. in allentown, 18 is the high. the bitter wind will make it feel like the single digits even at the best of times. down the the shore, 21 is the high windchills in the single digits or teens down the shore. in philadelphia, 22. the winds will be bluster like they were yesterday out of the of the west gusting as high as 30 miles per hour. you combine that with that 22-degree temperature. 11 degrees by. 17 by 11:00. the high of 22 hits it around 3:00 p.m. windchills are really the story this morning, this morning we've got them below zero across the region. by the time

the roadway is light and no issues on the mlk drive and the art museum and center city skyline is helping out the beauty of our shot. 95 is a clear shot if you are headed home to the great northeast. and the partial building collapse at the lululemon store at walnut at 15th and 16th blocked off and use sampson but that could be congested or stay on spruce. in montgomery county by the trap shopping center, there is a crash at first and third avenues and one in chester county at borden way at chester way road and one blocking newport gap pike by the cemetery. dart on a normal week schedule and patco on a modified snow schedule and emt running on a weekend schedule. no service to new york or boston. >> thank you matt. see you shortly, adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up n. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph we move on to the next system. >> it's coming in here thursday evening into thursday night and behind that we have a true arctic boundary, the temperatures will plummet here at the end of the week, as we look at double scan live radar all is quiet and

and here's a live look outside at the center city skyline. today will be the calm before the storm hits later on. and we take a live look from the atlantic city expressway drivers heading this way tomorrow should be prepared for potentially dangerous conditions. good morning everybody. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm ted greenberg. thanks so much for being with us. it is now 7:30 on this sunday january 25th. and let's get the very latest on this complicated forecast from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we're going to have a lot of changes as we head into the next 24 to 36 hours. but for your sunday temperatures will stay close to average, warming into the 40s, dry and cloudy and then overnight, that's when our changes start. live look outside, it is a cloudy and dry start to your sunday. we are going to see a first alert weather day go in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight. snow is expected into our overnight hours, that's going to lead to a messy monday morning commute. we've extended this first alert until tuesday. we are tracking the p

i'm guessing this is the center city skyline? yep, my producer tells me it is.y see anything, because obviously our cameras that are over at the adventure aquarium are fogged up a little bit, and there is some precipitation out there this morning. however, as meteorologist michelle grossman tells us we are not dealing with a washout today as we did yesterday. she'll have the details coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> the national weather service confirms that two tornados touched down in mississippi over the weekend. you can see the tornados tossed mobile homes into a wooded area in one part of the state. this is in jasper county. the twisters also snapped trees and downed power lines yesterday. fortunately, no injuries have been reported. officials say because of heavy rain flash flooding is now a concern. >>> new this morning in the search for the missing airasia flight crews have found a fifth piece of debris believed to be part of the plane. divers had to cope with bad weather and low visibility yesterday, but they think they have found the fuselage of

philadelphia center city skyline, a live look outside. temperature of 40 degrees. it feels 10 degrees colder through most of the area. feels more like 31 degrees. the winds are still near 18 miles an hour. stillsy breezy, making it feel colder. lehigh valley mid 30s 3737 degrees s. much of south jersey and delaware, anywhere from the upper 30s to right at 40 degrees. with the wind like i showed you, it does feel quite a bit colder. just about 10 degrees colder through most of the area. below freezing through the lehigh valley. south jersey and delaware temperatures are feeling more like the low to mid 30s. overnight tonight, temperatures will be dropping down colder in some cases than some areas last night, but overall, it's going to be just another cold night. 21 allentown. 22 for the morning low, quakertown. 18, mt. pocono. around the trenton area 26 degrees. mt. holly, mid 20s overnight tonight. 27 northeast philly. 25 doylestown. 26 in norristown. closer to the shore by tomorrow morning, temperatures near just below freezing. 24 possibly vineland. 27 degrees fo

lots of sunshine out there this morning, there's the view, the center city skyline lots of bright blue in philadelphia. actually make it 16. 17 in wilmington. 18 in millville. 11 in allentown, 14 in trenton. these are actual air temperatures. 3 in the poconos. 19 in dover. you factor in the winds it feels like 7 in dover. 3 below in allentown, 8 below in the poconos. 4 in philadelphia. all day today we'll be dealing with the blustery windchills. by lunge -- lunchtime all day long it will be bluster and cold. 17 degrees that's the forecasted high. lots of sunshine, but again with the windchills hanging out in the teens, it will be blustery. 11:00 a.m. 19, 2:00 p.m. 24 degrees normally we should

. >> at ten minutes after 9:00 here's a live look at the center city skyline. looking great out there, right? we've got the clear, blue skies. looks like the sun is out, yes, but it's about 20 degrees and it feels even colder than that with the wind chill. if you are looking for something to do today and you're looking for something to do indoors because it is so cold outside, check out the philadelphia home show. why not? it opens at the philadelphia convention center today. it runs for two weeks only and is the region's premiere bulling design and landscaping event. joining us is the home show's marketing director frank purcell. i was there last year loved it fantastic, got great ideas. i was in the xfinity booth for much of the time i was there. i know that's one of the highlights but tell us what else you have going on this year. >> thanks very much rosemary. we have a great deal going on this year just a short while before we're opening. the activity is buzzing here in the convention center. i am in the new xfinity booth this year. this year comcast has br

fortunately as you look at the view the center city skyline we're seeing a lot of blue.t will help, but we've got work today. first thing this morning allentown, 9 doylestown, 10. llings, 15 and go over 17 and philadelphia. 18. allentown, 17 at this hour. reading, 18. you fashion in the winds it feels like 6 at this hour in trenton. 12 in millville. 11 in philadelphia. 17 in allentown. 12 in the poconos. it's blustery and cold this morning. it will stay cold throughout the afternoon. we have another cold shot coming down from canada, the mid atlantic the northeast feeling the icy grip of old man winter. things will modify, so when the next storm that comes in here sunday will be in the form of rain not snow.

. >>> let's take a live look now at the center city skyline.calm and quiet at the moment, but rain will be moving in and there is a chance of some icy conditions a little bit later on. the nbc 10 first alert forecast is next. >>> good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this sunday. meteorologist michelle grossman is watching that rain that's moving into our area. and some parts are already starting to see it michelle. >> that's right, in parts of delaware and extreme southern new jersey, we're seeing that rain falling. right now, we're mostly cloudy in philadelphia to the north and west we're mostly cloudy but i love this shot because it tells some stories. we're seeing wet roadways and rain falling in cape may county. this is a live view from our cape may camera. you can see that showing up on radar as well, filling in right now, and it will continue to fill in our area over the next couple of hours. everyone will see rain today, it's a question of how much. it's also a question of what will be falli

on the soccer fields palmyra cove nature park gently at this point real low clouds over the center city skyline. in the distance see the skyscrapers, can't at this point, down at the area shore points, it is just quiet and dry actually at this point in rehoboth. do you have some stronger surf, the choppy waves beginning to move in here. winds in a second. but as we go back out to storm scan, there are places where you're finding little bit after lull. now one zoom out shows that you there is more moisture on tap here. specially through central pennsylvania, and then down into virginia and portions every maryland, see the heavier rain, rain, still warm enough for it down that way as well as the snow starting to pack up. so that's going to help this storm, you know, gather it moisture energize, means we'll have much more to deal with even as early as we hit the noon hour, things will start to begin to deteriorate here with winter weather advisories hot pink indicating winter storm warnings, philadelphia included there blizzards warnings at noon for ocean monmouth county. your current win speeds a

sky 6 live in hd of the center city skyline on this friday afternoon as we look at philadelphia here,t at 11, winds out of the west-northwest at 17 miles per hour making us feel like we've got a wind chill of 25 degrees. so temperatures across the midatlantic region, you have the 30's and 40's along the 95 corridor but off to our north and west just the teens for buffalo and pittsburgh, charleston, west virginia that temperature coming in at 29 degrees. so we'll tap into a piece of that colder air as early as tonight and into the weekend. if you're stepping out on the town temperatures along the 95 corridor will be in the teens later on tonight when you factor in there wind chill. the single digits north and west and as you wake up tomorrow morning look at these wind chill numbers. in the single digits. it will feel like 3 degrees early tomorrow morning in philadelphia and below zero from the poconos, 12 below to five below zero in lancaster with that temperature at 8:00 a.m. not much of a recovery as we get into saturday afternoon. we'll take a look at those chilly numbers with the a

this is a live look of the center city skyline and what you'll notice is there are some flurries.s we speak. you can't even see the skyline right now it's so foggy out. >> complicating driving as well and for that we head over to matt pelman live in the "action news" traffic center. matt lots of people tweeting us pictures if around the region seeing that exact image right now. >> it's interesting because they really come down but they only come down for a couple minutes. trying to catch them in the cameras is really tricky. we had them on the cbs3 "eyewitness news" about two or three minutes ago and now they're out of there but they left a road surface wet and quite congested here on the vine in both directions. we also still have big problems this afternoon here on the roosevelt boulevard. southbound side it was a nasty crash from a couple hours ago underneath broad street. you can see police are still on the scene backing up. they're finishing the cleanup process but for now the southbound lanes of the boulevard remain shut down at ninth street. they're sending people over to h

. >>> looking live at the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the snow for our area. what does it mean for your monday morning and evening commute? we'll have that when we come right back. >> this surveillance video shows how powerful the santa ana wind are in southern california. they ripped down a large sign above a business. nobody was injured. the wind are blamed for knocking out power to 54 households in los angeles logs. wind gusts hit up to 89 miles per hour. a man standing along a large bolder at the beach in san francisco was tossed into the water by a warm wave. in the winter, they say the pacific is much more powerful and active along the southern california coast than it is in the summer. >>> in the east, new england is preparing for a big winter punch this weekend while trying to clean up the mess from the weekend storm. yesterday, massachusetts was hit with its first significant snowfall this year. part of the area received up to 5 inches of snow. when rain and sleet mixed with the snow the he

this winter we've had tougher days and sky 6 behind me taking a look at the center city skyline. of sunshine. i think that's what brightens up your mood. we do, though, have a few snow showers around with a cold front that's moving in so storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that these are really up to the north and they're moving down to the south but they're falling apart as they do. they originated up in the poconos but you can see right now just to the north of pottstown, green's lane right now, lansdale, doylestown you'll be getting in on the action crossing 309 and another batch of some snow showers near 202 in new hope and these will continue to move to the south and again they're beginning to fizzle out and encounter warmer air and change over to some rain showers. temperatures right now philadelphia 41 degrees. millville 40. wilmington 40. atlantic city little bit cooler -- allentown a little bit cooler i should say 36. atlantic city, since i'm talking about it 40 degrees and reading 36. however, the winds are pretty strong sustained out of the west-northwest 22 miles

. >> reporter: there's the view of the center city skyline, it's blustery and cold out there this morning 2 degrees doylestown, 9. trenton, 12. philadelphia 15, dover 16 degrees this morning that's where you bold out. tuesday morning i wouldn't be surprised if i saw the temperatures below zero. many locations could be below zero. in the meantime, we've got one here now. philadelphia, 16. reading, 13. poconos 4 degrees, you factor in the winds it feels like 7 below where there's a windchill advisory until 11:00 a.m. minus 4 in reading. minus 5 in lancaster and 2 in millville. the windchills will stick around in the teens. 4:00 p.m. teens north and west, 20 if philadelphia. teens for everybody else and in the evening hours windchill factors will be anywhere from 12 to 18 degrees. it's blustery and cold. sunny, though. breezy and cold winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles

center city philadelphia. sunshine out there but don't let that fool you. it's the coldest air so far this season. a live look at the skyline of center city philadelphia. harsh conditions out there for skiers right now at camelback mountain resort. a live look at tannersville pa. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking this bitter blast. how are you doing? >> i'm fine because i'm indoors. outdoors, it's not so much fun. we were down to nine degrees officially this morning. today is of course, a first alert weather day. we have been warning you about this for quite a while. the bitter winds continue today, not quite as strong as yesterday. it won't be as frigid tonight as it was last night. however, there's another blast coming on saturday. we're not done with this very cold weather. temperatures are in the teens in most places. it's 12 in pottstown. 16 in philadelphia. warm spot up to 18 degrees in wildwood. of course, we still have some wind. so the windchill is one. we have gone above zero in philadelphia. five below in lancaster. two degrees in atlantic city. by noontime we have 18 degrees. 3:00, only going up to about 20

joe says it's hard to see center city because so much snow we saw the pictures earlier when we first showed you at the top of the newscast how hard it was to see down the skyline, center city philadelphia. take a look at the beautiful snow in wynnefield heights. more can you share with us through the nbc10 app and more on nbc10.com. >> and the seven-day forecast is minutes away with a closer look at the super bowl sunday storm. can you get updates any time right on your smartphone or tablet. the free nbc10 first alert weather app has radar, the extended forecast and more. it is a free download. just "like" the new "nbc10 news" app. >>> now more on the breaking news we first told you about at 4:00. pennsylvania state treasurer rob mccord used his power as state treasurer to shake down campaign donors and he's leaving office immediately. nbc10's harry hairston is live in the digital operation center. mccord released a video statement. what did he say? >> he released a video statement shortly before our air. on camera he admits to threatening donors to give to his campaign to run for governor or he would make their lives difficult. here's some of what he had to s

center city on the schuylkill right now. it's starting to snow. flurries are definitely coming down and traffic has picked up. let me show you a live picture. the skyline of center city ahead of us clouds in the air and traffic is moving pretty slow. people taking it easy which is smart. this is a mix of the snow coming down and the rush hour traffic. as you request see on my right, a couple police officers heading down the scene here. we have been driving. it's been slow going as the flurries come down. nothing crazy as rush hour drivers get ready to hit the road and come home. as the first flurries started falling, just after 2 p.m. you got the feeling that finally winter has come. >> been waiting for snow? >> oh, yeah. i want more than just a little bit of 1 to 2 inches. >> reporter: better late than never. but for those hitting the roads to get home during rush hour a growing sense of dread as the streets start getting slick. >> people have to learn down take your time. >> if people use their head, things will be all right. >> reporter: ervin took the early bus hoping to meet the slush. >> not too good. slipping sliding. >> reporter: trying to get

center city. parts of the skyline aren't even visible. >> it's a wet commute in ocean county jersey. we have video just in from toms river. you see the flakes falling but nothing is sticking to the roads, at least not at this point. >> and center city video just in from 10th and market streets. people trudging their way, making their way around as the snow continues to fall. be careful if you're headed out there tonight. >>> the snow will keep falling for at least the next couple of hours. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the storm. looking although the radar, it is centered over the entire area. >> you can look at the look on people's faces as they're trying to make it home, walking driving, they need to take their time. we're not seeing a whole lot of snowfall but it's happening as so many are trying to get home. we've seen over an inch and a half of snowfall in the central and northern parts of delaware. that's the area that has been hit the hardest with this particular system. we're still seeing a steady snow. moderate snow south of smyrna. light snow in mi

skyline. you can still see snow coming over center city.the clipper system continuing to push off. toward the delaware area you're noticing the snow tapering. noticing the last batch linger over the i-95 corridor and closer the central and southern parts of delaware. more clearing is expected. same thing for our suburbs in the poconos. seeing a good amount of snow coming at this time. in the next hour or so we should see most of the snow coming out of our entire area. impact for tonight, low visibility. slick roads, extra caution for bridges and sidewalks. our next concern, once we get rid of the snowfall is residual moisture and below freezing temperatures could result in patchy ice. that could be a concern for the early morning commute. stick with nbc 10. i'm tracking the changing forecast. ill very another update four in a few hours. hilton's new arm candy. connected to a know for nows drug load. >> kevin costner and his wife on a date night. and the movie debut of his beautiful grown up daughter. >> young at heart. >> how this reporter

centers in the city. construction cranes dot the san francisco skyline. a sign of the city's development boom.eople are now living in areas that were once industrial wastelands, especially in the south of market and mission bay neighborhoods. the police commission is looking at redrawing the lines of its ten police districts to try to better serve the shifting population. >> the districts were originally set up over 20 years ago. there wasn't necessarily anticipation of the immense neighborhood that was going to grow south of market and mission bay. >> the southern police station is expected to relocate to mission bay and the tenderloin police station would expand to include the westfield center. a series of town hall meetings will be held over the next three months to get community feedback. >>> the oakland a's may have lost to a teenage entrepreneur. the a's have announced they will no longer sell these shirts with the word stoked on the front. that's after 16-year-old ryan prigo accused the baseball team of infringing on his brand name. the teenager first printed the words on clothes he des

center city philadelphia. sunshine out there but don't let that fool you. it's the coldest air so far this season. a live look at the skyline

. >>> let's take a look outside you can see the skyline is all lit up as we look from our rooftop here at the cbs3 studios over center city it's a nice clear night. we'll be keeping our eyes to the sky shortly as the fireworks display will begin right around midnight and of course you can see it over on our sister station cbs3. let's take a look at storm scan3 because actually we don't have the worst weather across the nation. that honor goes to the southwest tonight. notice it's still snowing in arizona. snow near las vegas today with temperatures that have been hovering in the low 40's there and much of the southwest is under winter storm watches. you can see these hard freeze watches and warnings around san francisco, san jose even down toward twos san diego. the worst over west texas noon arizona where winter storm warnings have been post pedestrianly at least we're drive. it may be cold but we're not tracking snow or rain, at least not now. we're seeing a quiet start to 2015 tomorrow with that nice west wind still brisk and highs only in the 30's. high pressure starts to move murder further overhead and temperatures