outside, sky 6 live and hd looking at the center city skyline saturday night.ostly cloudy sky, calm across the region. the high in philadelphia was 77-degrees, well above where we should be this time of year as we look at the map. as we get to temperatures right now, 45-degrees outside. we are looking at a 32-degree temperature drop across the region from where we were looking at our high to currently. dewpoint at 40. wind out of the east at 13 miles per hour. the ocean temperature 43. neighborhood numbered numbers, n tannersville. 44 warrington. center city 45. new holland, 50. lower 40s, ewing to glads borough. 50s in dover. some spots had highs in the 80s. action radar showing a back door cold front from the south and nd dipping southward. the activity is shutting off but clear skies to the north of the boundary dealing with the canadian high bringing a change sunday. tomorrow, temperatures for the most part leveling out in the middle and upper 40s. 46 with wet weather and drizzle. 1:00, 47. then the upper 40s as we get to 3:00 and 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. h

center city. you can see the sun glisten off the skyscrapers there, the center city skyline. just nine days away from

sky6 live hd a nice picture of center city skyline. the new son arriving with blue skies and relatively mild temperatures. david murphy tracking conditions from outside on the terrace. still need a heavy coat. >> reporter: a jacket not a bad idea. spring arrived at 6:29 a.m. and we have snow on the ground across the region. that's the way it goes some years. taking a look at satellite we've had plenty of sunshine. we'll maintain sunny skies, more snow is meting, as the clouds come through, we expect it to be fairly bright this afternoon. 45 degrees in philadelphia. up in allentown and out in reading we're in the low 40s. 48 degrees in millville and 42 in cape may. there's a little bit of a breeze 7 miles per hour currently in philadelphia. we're not expecting the winds to go too much higher maybe getting up to 12 or 14 miles per hour at times. a little breezy, but not too bad. 49 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 51 by 4:00 p.m. that's going to be the high today. again, plenty more snow melting this afternoon probably won't get rid of all of it, we

but right behind me is the center city skyline. yeah. can't really make it out right now. it is very much skewed by the low-lying cloud cover and the fog out here. lots of moisture, nice light wind, wet weather to go with it, last hour i was out on the skydeck, i need the the umbrella just for the moment. bulk of the showers north of my location, but it doesn't mean that even if you don't have some green or even yellow on the radar over your area you're not finding bit every mist. keep that in mine. dense fog advisory in place until 10:00 for all of the counties shade in the in the grayer area. no longer include you had but kent and new castle county are, around the city every philadelphia, with the video behind me with the skycam, just generally very, very foggy, keep that in mine, it will be a problem, especially travel the area bridges and whatnot. now, here's our current temperature reading. up in the poconos, a lot chillier granted but low or mid 40's, most everywhere else. so unless you're above 1500 feet in the poconos, not going to have to deal with any kind of ici

outside we go on a friday night, sky 6 live hd from the university camera at the center city skyline. it's quiet, calm and mild. we are up to 51 in philadelphia after a high today of 58. 46 in la46 lancaster. 47 beach haven. 51 in dover. we have a frontal boundary lifting to the north and a ridge of high pressure north and east. southwesterly wind flow unsettled weather over the periphery. we are dry tonight with partly cloudy skies ahead. over the next 12 hours, patchy clouds. 45 reading. 48 trenton. 49 millville. 52 dover. 45 the overnight low in cape may. that eeses mild. typically our high is 56. we are above that most locations even for the start of the weekend. it's warm as we track a front boundary to the north trying to sink southward throughout the day. philadelphia a high of 74. not much in the way of sunshine, a milky sky with southwesterly winds. coastal communities are cooler. numbers in the 50s. the cold front back door cold front dips to the south sunday. it's a cooler day, high near 50 with easterly winds off of the atlantic. you have a drizzle to deal with as well. fu

sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline, it's hard to believe we'll see temperatur. melissa magee is at the big board with a check of the hefo.re >> hi rick, wetaay and a bit ao outside.wereominame allentown, below freezing at d. it feels like 28 in philadelphia and 29 the current windchill in allentown and teens in the poconos and 14 degrees. and sun fading to more of a cloudy sky and 4:00 p.m. 37 and 6:00 p.m t eve 35 and 7:00 p.m. 33. and stormtracke dnblhowing you snow showers south philadelphia. in lancaster and southand porti ing down precipita down ang areas in so. and we are tracking a clipper s out by the evening hours and we are not expecting accumulation other than the grassy surfaces, the weekend call we'll let you know that the winter weather is sticking around. coldest weekend since early february and the high pf 38 on sunday. >> thank you. we invite you to stay with 6abc.com/weather throughout the weekend you'll find the same stormtracker 6 live double scan radar scans we use to track severe weather in the action news newsroom. facebook and twitter are

so glad you're waking up with us on saturday morning, 41 degrees, getting a glimpse of the center city skyline. spring lovers, you'll like today, chris sowers says we'll hit the 70s today. alcohol in moderation could lower your risk of heart disease, nondistincters -- non-drinkers have a higher risk than moderate drinks. experts stress too much alcohol can cause abnormal heart rhythm and high blood pressure and cancer. >>> hospitalizations alone amount to $700 million a year, and rehabilitation and disabilities for those treated for related cause cost hundred of millions more. 5% was paid by uninsured patients. u.s. has the highest homicide rate of any developed country. when someone suffers a heart attack every second counts. researchers at the toronto and engineering they looked into the best places for the devices, they have determined that coffee shops and atms are the most beneficial for getting a quick response. >>> infant mortality rate has reached new lows in the u.s. cdc says the number dropped 50% over the last few years. the biggest contribute is sudden infant death syndrome. while

sky6 taking a look over the center city skyline.arted the day with bright sunshine but the clouds are rolling in ahead of a warm front that will bring us kind of a taste of spring the next two days. right now 50 degrees in philadelphia. temperatures above average after temperatures were stuck in the 30's this weekend. it was a cold weekend. allentown 50, wilmington 44, atlantic city airport 42 with that that wind off the ocean. satellite6 and action radar showing that warm front that i'm tracking it's across the ohio valley and down to the south. so, as this lifts through tonight it will bring us thicker cloud cover with an opportunity for a few showers, hreally not a lot of moisture with it but with the clouds and the winds out of the southwest, these temperatures are warmer than our highs over the weekend. philadelphia dropping to 40 degrees, allentown 35, wilmington 39. cape may 42. lots of clouds with some showers later tonight. best chance for those showers would be north and west of philadelphia. future tracker showing around

we'll show you the picture outside, sky6 live hd temple university camera looking at the center city skylinee city hall, as well. we have a cloud sky overhead. the clouds will stay pretty thick overnight tonight before the precipitation arrives. today in philadelphia, only 45 for the high. yesterday, 77. well below average today. normally we should be close to 56 degrees. we have an easterly wind in off the atlantic, 43 in philadelphia. same thing in lang. in lancaster. 32 in the poconos. wilmington, 45. wind stained anywhere from 9 miles per hour in beach haven. 15 in philadelphia, 14 miles per hour out to the west in lancaster, but again they are coming in from the northeast, there's a bit of a chill in the at. satellite and radar you can see we've got a mostly cloudy sky. off to the west this is the precipitation we're tracking. a frontal boundary will be lifting northward, we're tracking precip over pennsylvania that will be working eastward later on tonight. for the next 12 hours it's calm and cloudy. we'll be tracking the rain closer to the midnight hour. 46 in philadelphia for the ove

sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline and bathed in sunshine that could melt the snow we could see a wintry mix returning this weekend and for more on that, lets check in with karen rogers in for david murphy at the "action news" big board. >> top of the afternoon to you rick. we spent three days stuck in the 30s and we are in the low 40s today. 39 in philadelphia and 37 in reading but we are at 40 in wilmington and 42 in millville and 42 in dover and 43 right now in atlantic city. satellite 6 along with action radar showing with all of that beautiful sunshine we see the clouds creep up. got the luck of the irish our high is 42, 6:00, 41 degrees and clouds mixing in and by 8:00 p.m. 38 degrees and by 10:00, 35 degrees, as we take a look. 42 is the high well below the average of 53. that would feel nice, staying below average. not only today but the entire seven day period. i want to show you storm-we are watching this precipitation building in from the west and a warm front is lifting through the region and not a big storm or a lot of precipitation but it will be impacting us a

sky 6 hd looking live at the center city skyline and we see cumulous clouds popping up and they fill in more this afternoon and that camera must be bolted down because it's not shaking too much. the temperature is 47 degrees now and the dew point is 20 degrees way down there. and the pressure is rising and the winds are sustained at 120 miles per hour but see gusts into the 30s and a 45 miles per hour gust recently in atlantic city. so pretty gusty at times still. and the ocean temperature is 46 degrees 47 in the city. and 43 in philadelphia and 47 in cape may. how does this compare to yesterday afternoon? right now it's 21 degrees colder than it was yesterday afternoon, that is a pretty big switch in 24 hours behind the powerful cold front. 23 degrees colder in wilmington and 19 degrees colder in atlantic city. a big change from yesterday that is for sure. satellite 6 along with action radar radar showing we are starting cloud up. no big storm system to the west just a clipper system racing through but as they down slope over the mountains some of that will erode and we have sunshin

sky6 live hd showing you the center city skyline. the sun is shining bright helping us to warm us up. the day is shaping up to be nice. david murphy on the terrace, a light jacket today, david. >> reporter: i had the winter coat on this morning, but not now. we have thicker cloud cover popping through on sky6 live hd. there's sun working through the clouds and obviously more breaks to the west. thicker clouds on the other side of harrisburg will be later today and tonight along with sprinkles and showers. the temperature has zoomed up to 44 degrees after spending a good deal of the morning hours in the mid to upper 20s. we've improved. 49 in washington and central park in new york city 40 degrees. the winds are on the light side in philadelphia at 8 miles per hour. the high this afternoon is 52 degrees. if we hit it it will be 3 degrees above the average high. that's better than the 30s where we were stuck this weekend. this is the 6:00 p.m. view, you can see how there's passing showers and snowflakes around allentown. all that does

and looking live at sky 6 hd blue skies over the center city skyline as we look from the temple university camera, accuweather says another dry day tomorrow and then things get soggy again. meteorologist, david murphy outside on the terrace with the details. >> it's spring and we are almost into april and april showers you know how that goes. after yesterday's cloudy wet conditions all the blue sky is certainly welcome, look at satellite we have cloud cover earlier this morning during the morning broadcast and we are clearing out with the dry air coming from the upper elevations of the poconos and helping to dry things out and clear us out and the temperatures are improving and up to 61 in washington and 52 in central park in new york city and the wins are a factor today grab your jacket there is a stiff breeze at 14 miles per hour and occasionally gusts into the 20s. nonetheless temperatures into the 60s and overall today is a nice change. this model has us at 60, 4:00 we'll see a couple more degrees on thermometer. we are down to 51 and 41 as soon as 12:00 a.m. and we'll wind up in the 3

we're looking at the center city skyline, nice picture at lunchtime. just a little cold outside you'll need a jacket and sunglasses for sure, but hello, spring. meteorologist david murphy is outside on the terrace with the details. hey david. >> reporter: after daybreak, the first day of spring is looking good. as we take a look, rick, first of all we'll cover when it happened, 6:29 a.m. this is the time of year we look at increased daylight hours and temperatures start to rise and we're seeing that right now across the region. if you take a look, the way spring arrived this year we have snow on the grounds we have a couple of feet in new york state and northeastern pennsylvania. we have a few inches in the region. we are melling. you can see the sun barreling through the clouds the entire morning and the afternoon. some clouds will sweep in later, but even then we'll see sun between them. 45 degrees is the temperature in philadelphia. well back and forth average. 51 degrees in washington. -- above average, 51 degrees in washington. 45 in philadelphia.

sky6 live hd is taking live look outside at a sunny center city center city skyline from our temple camera. we're counting down nine days away from the first day of spring. boy oh, boy it feels like the dead of winter out there. look at this, the ski slopes are enjoying the winter as the snow machines are working hard. they will need not to work for long as we keep an eye on a storm that could bring snow next week. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking it all at the big board. >> reporter: it could bring a whole lot of things monday night into tuesday, heavy rain, snow, gusty winds, we'll talk about that in full weather in 15 minutes or so. in the meantime this morning, take a look at the headlines. don't forget the heavy winter coat when you head out this morning, gloves, hat, scarves add layers, windchills look at the numbers, we were at 68 degrees thursday afternoon. now it feels like 9. wilmington, 9. allentown, 7. 8 below in the poconos. 5 in reading, 5 out there in lancaster. windchills are going to be brutal all day long, very bitter. 4:30 p.m. teens north and west, mid teens at be

. >> good morning everyone, 6:44 a.m., sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city skyline. i heard someone new pod cast recently mention you can tell the business activity of a city by counting the cranes and there are a lot of them. a lot of development going on in philadelphia. you see that right there on sky6 live hd. >> good for us, hopefully the commute will be good for you, let's go to karen rogers. >> reporter: it's probably not going to be, the commute a half-hour ago went downhill. we have two accidents on ones. this is i-95 a multi-vehicle accident southbound at bridge street. there are three vehicles involved right here. another car cam up, looks like to help penndot on the scene. a multi-vehicle accident hit into the barrier almost facing sideways. unclear if there are any injuries. i'm seeing emergency workers converge near the cars, hopefully everybody is okay. i-95 southbound at bridge street. you're starting to jam, 35 minute ride window haven to vine. i-95 northbound here in delaware county, look at this, you see this line of jammed vehicles nobody is movin

center city. you can see the sun glisten off the skyscrapers there, the center city skyline. we're just nine days away from the first day of spring, can you believe that. guess what? it feels like the dead of winter out there. we're keeping a close eye on the storm that could bring snow next week. the man with all the answers, chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'm telling you what, chris, one day the week ends on spring-like conditions and next day it's like a blizzard. >> reporter: welcome to march in philadelphia. on a positive we're killing all the germs we had a couple of months ago, with temperatures like this, everything is freezing, live on sky6 live hd down in cape may. it's blustery and cold, it's a nice looking shot, but you need to add a few layers, don't forget the heavy winter coat, hat scarf and keep the extremities covered. temperatures in the teens and 20s and windchills, get a load of these numbers, nine days away from the start of spring. we have a degree for every day, 4 in reading, minus 11 in poconos. 8 in cape may.

let's go outside looking at the center city skyline, nice and quiet this morning and very, very mild. most temperatures already in the 50s. look at this, already 52 in philadelphia. millville, 55. 49 in the poconos, 42 in allentown. dover, 58. 55 in wilmington. uniform we'll not see too much sun today. you'll see a little bit, but clouds will be the general rule. there could be a spotty shower this afternoon as this front right here kind of puts an epidemic to the party tomorrow and switches the winds from southwest to east and cools everything down. remember, the ocean temperature is still in the low 40s be you switch the wind in the easterly direction, the 40s there will rush inland. that's what will happen tomorrow, enjoy the 70s today. limited sun early mostly cloudy this afternoon, a spotty shower is possible by 3:00 p.m., 73. that will be the forecasted high by 5:00 p.m. back down to 72. big changes tomorrow i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. gray. >> look forward to the update, chris, thank you so much. >>> your time 6:02. presi

the clouds hovering over the center city skyline. a damp and dreary day. the rain was coming down in buckets in delaware. >> similar scene in north philadelphia. students had the umbrellas out and light rain came down. the storms moved out. >> still a chance for showers in parts of the area. >> here with the most accurate weather forecast. >> it looks like it's about to again. the clouds are low. most of the rain has moved out. that was a pretty intense small system that moved well out of the area this afternoon. we still have some lighter showers for the most part. another area covered most of bucks county. and one little blip of moderate rain might be headed up toward the next 30 minutes or so. but compare to what we saw this morning, it's not that much of a threat. we have more showers back to the west. we can't totally rule out a shower for everybody, but it looks pretty quiet as we go into the evening hours. it starts move iing into centra new jersey and then moves out as drier air comes in, sets us up for a really nice day tomorrow. the temperatures

live on sky6 live hd, just saw a nice quiet shot of the center city skyline, nothing going on in andthe immediate suburbs, you go to the south we have green showing up. i was looking at observations, even though the modeling is depicting sleet pellets and snow mixed in. this is in the form of light rain and drizzle. we're seeing stuff aacross delaware and into baltimore and washington, d.c. if you're in smyrna and route 1, expect rain drops this morning. everybody clears out nicely this afternoon. 47 degrees is the high temperature which is below the seasonal average of 54. but warmer than yesterday, yesterday we managed a high of 42. we're above freezing which is a good sign. there should not be any issues with black ice or frozen slush or anything like that. most of the numbers stayed above 42. the exception of the rule is the poconos you would expect that, the higher elevations, 36. millville, 36, cape may, 37 degrees. the breezes are picking up out of the northeast at 14 miles per hour, millville, 16 in philadelphia. same number for dover and sea isle city. that's the only issue

sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline from temple university camera and not a cloud in thesetting at 7:15 and when it sets you'll feel the wind slacking off. it was a blustery day. peak wind gusts in philadelphia 43 miles per hour. and reading 44 and trenton 45 and wilmington 40 and atlantic city a peak wind gust of 45 miles per hour. the windchills are pretty cold. feeling like 30 in philadelphia and 22 inal tonight unand 29 in atlantic city and 22 in trenton and wilmington it feels like 30. so winter is making a come back. this is unusual. february this year so far averagie ining warmer than marc. march more than 4 degrees below february. $39.8s. we have to bundle up more in march than february this year. kind of going backwards. satellite 6 along with action radar showing not a cloud in the sky and we have the high pressure across the great lakes, and this is bringing wind from the northwest and this migrates over us as we head through the night and tomorrow. it diminishes the winds and no clouds up in the skies, temperatures really drop off quick quickly. a lot of heat

there's a beautiful shot of the center city skyline.rting out with sunshine, the bubbly cumulus clouds are puffing up, you're saying to yourself it's cold, it's got to get better this week, as a matter of fact, thistern will stick around all week long, it will drive the cold air down from canada into the virginias and the carolinas. we have all the makings of a snowstorm for the purpose of the beginning of next week we'll focus on in the main weather in ten minutes or so. low temperatures, boyertown 15. buena, 17. smyrna 18. philadelphia 20. those are the actual air temperatures. it feels like thissently, 12 in philadelphia with the winds. 8 in allentown, 4 below in the poconos, and 12 degrees in millville. forecast for today increasing clouds temperatures are struggling the normal high ready for this, 52 degrees that's how we're forecasting the high today of 32. when i come back we'll talk about the approaching winters storm. >> thank you look forward to it. >>> like to invite you to go to 6abc.com/weather to keep track of next week's

they had been getting a workout today as we look beyond into the center city skyline. erika martin joining us. >> and still pretty mild out there. >> that's right. right now we're seeing mild conditions as far as temperatures go. in fact most only sunny skies. but winds still an issue. 17-mile-per-hour for wilmington. 28 for allentown. 20 for philadelphia and calmer winds for millville. keep in mind winds will be strong for is tonight and then another cold front sweeps through. it's well offshore. and we do have the colder air sliding into place. here is the secondary cold front. this will bring us much colder temperatures, also bringing us the potential for some rain overnight thursday into friday. and a wintry mix and light snow on friday. otherwise a live look outside right now, we're not seeimuch ar as clouds. chestnut hill is 62, port richmond 62 for you. and fox chase, 64. coming up in just a bit, i go have your most accurate forecast, your 10 day on 10. >>> new at 5:00, the debate over legalizing marijuana in pennsylvania. nbc 10 is taking the issue to governor

. >>> sky6 live hd what a beautiful morning, looking at the center city skyline out to the west, notsight. it's going to be a rollercoaster period of two days and we'll get ready for it. >> reporter: we've had spring-like weather three days, we're talking snow showers tomorrow, this means you have to enjoy the dry morning commute while you have it. we have an accident that's new, 422, two vehicles involved eastbound past oaks, already on 422 you can see how the eastbound traffic is jamming up past oaks even though the accident is off to the side everybody is slowing down to check out the scheen -- scene, 422 eastbound. downed tree shoe maker road. >>> i-95 southbound heading toward the vine 19 miles per hour. it's extra heavy with the disabled tractor-trailer blocking the right lane. in the last few minutes, 13 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway westbound from approaching the boulevard to heading toward belmont right now. let's look at the weather now, 50 degrees feels like spring, right? not bad to start you off. this afternoon heading up to 61. keeping the sunshine we had

a live look right now on sky 6 hd the center city skyline, we get hints of sun breaking through the clouder, it thinned out just enough this afternoon. despite the temperatures as well. this is a temporary break like we saw this morning. stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the area dry and will remain dry for the next couple of hours, west of philadelphia and can see the leading edge of western lancaster county and pottedville and they will continue their journey to the east and overnight hours. but ahead of it, with the sun and southerly wind. the warm front is lifting to the north at least to the pennsylvania turnpike. it's not busted through the lehigh valley, and trenton on the verge of 60 and philadelphia 66 and wilmington 6 in dover and cooler at the shore because of that southerly wind coming off the ocean at 44 degrees. satellite and radar the rain and showers to the west that is pushing through here. the actual cold front, in the west in the the ohio valley that comes through in the wee hours. and showers back in the forecast tonight breezy and mild overnight 48 degrees and s

taking a look at the beautiful center city skyline.d. >> reporter: it is 28 degrees, 42 is the high for st. patrick's day. overnight tonight into tomorrow we get light snow in the lehigh valley, a wintry mix and rain in philadelphia. a coating to an inch of snow overnight. saturday unsettled with rain showers around, wet snow in the lehigh valley and poconos. 44 is the high. saturday into sunday, another round of light snow. saturday night into sunday, maybe a coating of two inches in spots. >> chopper 6 hd was over the house fire in south jersey early morning. crews removed two people from the house cornell avenue in pemberton county. we do not know their conditions. >>> how two south jersey women rescued a dog that was nearly butchered in thailand at 6abc.com. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit, from voya. i'm the money you save for retirement. who's he? he's green money, for spending today. makes it easy to tell you apart. that, and i am better looking. i heard that. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's tim

it's breezy out there tonight as we take a live look at the center city skyline. see the camera shaking a bit. because it's that windy. kathy orr has your complete forecast coming up in few minutes. >>> some camden residence protesting this morning to keep neighborhood school from closi closing. this demonstration over the hc sharp elementary school and they say sharp serves the needs of their kids. as it turns out, according to published reports, the board of education actually decided last night to keep the school open. >>> wikileaks is at it again and it has federal investigators quite busy. the fallout has security experts now pouring over documents to see what cia secrets had been exposed. >> now there's word of a possible connection between wikileaks and the russian government. fox's benjamin hall reports from london. >> reporter: it could be the largest leak of cia documents in history. wikileaks releasing thousands of pages of classified material describing sophisticated software and techniques used by the agency to break into smart phones, computers and i

beautiful shot of the center city skyline. it is cold. temperatures are presently in the teens and 20s, windchills all day, even though we're forecasting a high of 32. all day it will feel like the teens. we're watching for the potential of a nor'easter come tuesday. in the office. i'll be coming into the studio for the next half hour. >> no. stay out there. stay out there. >> no. >> we want reports from the field, rob. >> come back in here, rob. great job out there. thank you. >>> now to the unwitting stars of a video, a hilarious video gone viral. >> i can't get enough. two kids as you can see crashing their dad's live television interview as their mother swoops in and tries to corral them. diane is here with more. i cannot stop laughing looking at that. >> it's one of those videos you want to watch over and over again but we are now learning a little bit more about what happened after the camera stopped rolling and the pretty adorable theory on why these kids were so determined to get in that room. kids will be kids and for this politi

a live look at the center city skyline. not a bad day. a little cloudy out there right now. going to end a lot differently. meteorologist kathy orr and meteorologist scott williams have details for you in 15 seconds. all right. we've been talking about all week and it's upon us. we have a storm that's going to be moving in during the early morning hours this is the counterclockwise swirl the area of low pressure moving into missouri and all of this ahead of it some strong to severe thunderstorms. for us, we're just watching this area of low pressure that will move right across the ohio valley through pennsylvania. the cold air to the north will bring a major snowstorm through new england. good for the ski resorts. we stay on the warm side of this and stay in the rain as go hour by hour you can see some spotty showers during the overnight. tomorrow morning at six, 7:00 a.m. for the morning rush light to moderate rain. but it will be over a good part of the region in the poconos potential for some freezing rain or some sleet so please be aware of that. and then heavier rain ar

a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. lots of blue upstairs, it is cold, temperatures in the teens and 20s, forecast for today, it gets no better than 36 degrees with afternoon windchills in the 20s. sunny cold, sunday, 39. 52 monday, that's more like it. tuesday, breezy, shower or two, 62 degrees. >> okay. >> all right. got that, ron? >> whatever you say. >> ron's policy is do whatever rob says. >>> a quick-acting teenager is being credited with saving a child's life and it is all caught on camera. >> she sprang into action when she heard a mother's cry for help and diane has the story for us this morning. good morning, diane. >> i want to prep you because when you see this video it's hard to believe it has a happy ending but this tennessee toddler is alive and well thanks to this quick-thinking teenager and a very important high school class. as a fast food worker, kayla ease is used to hearing customer requests but none quite like this. >> it's something i'll remember forever. >> reporter: a mother desperate for help.

. >> , whoing live outside sky6 hd showing you the center city skyline on a friday night.g to clear out a little bit from all that snow we had today. meteorologist adam joseph has your exclusive chilly ac when we come right back. >> ♪♪ >> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. >> that's right. meteorologist adam joseph here to check in on our snow and our cold situation today. >> yeah, big change from yesterday of nearly 70 degrees. we got anywhere between a half inch near dover this morning to as much as 6 inches in the lehigh valley, around an inch in philadelphia. now we have snow squalls and this squall is meaning some business as it is now pushing away from philadelphia, cherry hill medford, medford lakes tabernacle marlton. as it pushed through roxborough that part of philadelphia there was some thundersnow reported and in fact i'm now seeing a little lightning bolt its hard for you to see but i see it right here near cherry hill so hearing thundersnow just an indication of how violent the atmosphere is with these squalls as they pass through reducing v

as we take live look at the center city skyline. pretty picture there.ain is on the way again. kathy and scott break it all down in 15 seconds. >>> it was a pretty day across the delaware valley with temperatures ranging from the 50s even into the 60s and out there right now in old city you can see the flag waving in the winds with winds still gusting to about 20 miles an hour. it's 61 in philadelphia the sun doesn't set until 7:22. winds out of the north northwest at 9 miles an hour. elsewhere around the delaware valley 46 with a northerly wind in the poconos 58 in reading. 63 in wilmington. how about 62 in millville and dover with wall to wall sunshine today. all eyes on this area of low pressure that's spinning over nebraska and kansas as we zoom in you can see some reds and orange ms. severe weather associated with this area of low pressure and it's going to move eastward. by tomorrow the threat of severe weather will be real between nashville, memphis into birmingham for us it's going to be a big rain event. the biggest storm of the spring season es

live on sky6 taking a look at the center city skyline.the day with the bright sunshine, the blue skies but now with high thin clouds moving but you know what, the days are certainly getting longer. today the sun sets at 7:13 and one month the sun will be setting at 7:44 and in two months, something to look forward to the sun won't be setting until 8:14. right now temperatures are beginning to drop, down to 52 degrees in philadelphia. 47 in allentown. wilmington 51. trenton 50. and cape may currently 48 degrees. so, satellite and radar showing again we started the day with sunshine. the that inclouds moving in. if you -- thin clouds moving in. there's moisture moving through the ohio valley but it's really starting to target areas farther down to the southly all we'll see overnight al spotty shower at best. otherwise lots of clouds and temperatures will be above freezing. so, you'll have -- you won't have to worry about the icy roads tomorrow morning. i know my drive way was icy this morning. 38 degrees in philadelphia, allentown 33, wilmi

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this is what the center city skyline looked like just before noon.ith rain expected to last into the night. friday night rick is off brian taff joins us. the big story on "action news" is that wet accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist cecily tynan keeping a close eye on storm tracker6 she's live at the big board with the details. >> hi, brian and monica. this is a powerful moisture laden storm system. double scan live showing what's going on. there's one primary low over the ohio valley. it's transferring its energy to another low south of our region what's known as a triple point low. well north of that low pressure they're getting heavy snow in parts of new england could end up with more than a foot of snow, south severe weather with tornado watches. in between we've got that steady sometimes heavy rain over our region and it's not over yet. zooming in, you can see there's one band of these heavy downpours, that's what you see in yellow moving through malvern crossing route one and it's really kind of moving right along the i-95 corridor heading t

sky6 live in hd looking the the center city skyline.eras bouncing a little bit in the wind much we've got gusts as high as 25 miles per hour in philadelphia, that's why that camera is a little shaky. we have a southerly windout i'd right now so it's 57 in philadelphia, same thing in lancaster, 53 there in allentown, 56 in trenton. along the coast in cape may with that south facing wind it is a little cooler, numbers only in the upper 40's. sustained wind 18 trenton, 12 allentown, 22 miles per hour in dover and 15 miles per hour in philadelphia and as i mentioned we are picking up some higher gusts out of the south. here is satellite6 along with action radar t we had that frontal boundary that came through earlier today. it did trigger some light precipitation in the northern lehigh valley and up through the poconos. all of that precipitation riding on off to our north and east and we've got all of this southerly wind coming in across much of the eastern half of the u.s. and numbers will be responding over the next 24 hours. over the in

sky6 taking a look at the center city skyline. we just have some high thin clouds out there.some people tweeting me saying no way we're getting a snowstorm its beautiful out there. the storm is still down to the south. right now, though, temperatures are pretty cold. 42 degrees in philadelphia. the normal high for this time of the year is 52. allentown it's 35. wilmington 37. cape may 33. and trenton currently 36. satellite6 action radar showing some high thin clouds beginning to stream up from the south. we've got some sprinkles moving across parts of virginia. a lot of that is verga not reaching the ground but this is where the storm system is right now. actually you can see this convergence right over the gulf coast. this moves off the carolina coast. if you look you can see that snow across the ohio valley. that's a piece of energy that moves in really intensifies the storms helps pull some colder air and that storm system will really be hugging the east coast. actually the latest computer models tracking that a little bit farther to the west so that means it will pull in

. >>> we'll step outside give you a live look from sky6 over the center city skyline on this monday eveninganding by with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast which includes the word snow. >> ooh. >> coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, adam, we have a lot to look forward to this week. another week ups and downs. >> we do. there's more ups than downs. >> okay. >> that's good. >> start you off on a bright note here. speaking of a bright note we had more sunshine today. >> okay. >> and warmer temperatures. as we take a look at the action cam which is out on fairmount water works earlier today and sunshine helped boost those temperatures back above normal where we were well below normal over the weekend so we finally got rid of that chilly air mass that sat over here saturday and sunday. storm tracker6 live double scan, some clouds have that pushed in from the south and west. heavier and thicker to the north and west, a little more in the way of sun lingering this afternoon philadelphia off to the south and:temperatures 52 in reading, 50 allentown, upper 40's trenton and women to. a lit

looking live sky6 live hd from our temple university camera there, this is the center city skyline, meteorologisthris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> new orleans police investigating a triple murder in the city. officers say they found the bodies of two men and a woman in the kitchen of a home. they were shot to death. investigators say there was no signs of forced entry. this is actually the second triple murder in the city in nine days, a mother and two young children were gunned down in their home. police have not made any arrests in either case. >>> one day after a maryland home was leveled by explosion authorities make a gruesome discovery. the bodies of an adult and pet were recovered in rocksville. neighbors were shaken by the blast. not clear if the remains belong to the homeowner who is unaccounted for since the explosion. it is too early to know if the explosion was accidental or intentional. >> thousands of athletes are in austria for the special olympic winter games. 2600 athletes are taking part in the 12 day event. one athlete said

hard to tell that's the center city skyline behind me, tracking snow moving through our area. ted. steadiest snow, there it is moving right through philadelphia. a look in center city. can't see a thing. up from a building top making visibility worse. none the less, driving not the best right now because of snow through the valley and suburbs, philly, now into south jersey as well. still rain along the shore. that line will continue to the south. by around 10:00, 11:00 a.m., all should be seeing snow. on top of that, we are getting colder with this snow. mid-30s in philadelphia and freezing farther north. >> you heard kprirystal say, no ideal driving conditions. a check on the roads with francesca ruscio. >> vai, correct about that. hard to find a penndot camera without water droplets on it. seeing reduction in visibility, watching the 42 freeway, the atlantic city expressway, cars are about. snow collecting on grassy surfaces as well as water droplets. looking past that, you really can't because of the visibility reducing in parts of the area. 95 travel time within the graphic

focusing in on the evolving skyline center city philadelphia as we wake up a little warmer than yesterday going on on the roads already this morning, right, karen? >> there is. we've got a new accident just coming in to us right now right on the schuylkill expressway and how quickly you see backups right here on the schuylkill as people are just coming to the scene to try to help with this. we've got one vehicle off to the side, another vehicle over here. the right lane is blocked. it looks like we've got penndot on the scene and so traffic really jamming up. looks like another car right here in the left lane as well so watch for this on the schuylkill expressway as penndot kind of zooms around to try to get a better shot. this is just happening east of conshohocken in the eastbound lanes on the schuylkill expressway as you head towards the curve here you've got the right lane blocked, then the left shoulder out here with penndot on the scene and traffic kind of snaking in between that just yet and we're jammed already from the blue route to past conshohocken with this new accident on the

. >> i mean, we have pat's, jean he's, the kimmel center, we have the city skyline. look at city hall. it the detail of city hall. >> beautiful. >> mind blowing. >> absolutely. >> unreal. unreal. >> okay, so how does this all come together so beautifully? >> well, i mean, again, it is up to the team of those 20 people. their entire job just to create these amazing landmarks. >> are they glued together or are they simply just -- >> they are glued together for safety. >> sure. >> sound good. you can't lever out boathouse row. you can't leave out the art museum. guys, this might be my favorite part of this. look at the detail on here. you get to see rocky, run up the steps of the art museum. are you kidding me? is that intense or what? that's absolutely wonderful. i love it. i feel like a kid. blaine, i'm like my head is spinning here. like the detail here on boathouse row is amazing, we've got the rowers out here. guys, is that not impressive? >> boathouse row actually the public's choice. we did the public vote on social media. they chose boathouse row. that's one of

sky6 live hd looking at center city, a nice shot of the skyline today, tomorrow it will look completely different. >> john rawlins has the

sky6 live hd looking at center city, a nice shot of the skyline today, tomorrow it will look completely different. >> john rawlins has the latest from the officials in philadelphia on their preparations. but first we go to melissa magee. >> reporter: sarah and rick we're tracking the moisture that will begin after midnight in most locations. we have a winter storm warning for most of jersey and i-95 metro area and points north and west. we have a winter weather advisory for dover and wildwood, cape may county and kent counties in delaware. a blizzard warning for ocean county not for the amount of snow, but the length of gusty winds, but the visibles being reduced for a long period of time, as well. here's what's going on as we go throughout the rest of rest of . 2:00 p.m., 34. 4:00 p.m., 38 degrees, as we go throughout the day, sun giving way to increasing clouds and we are tracking that system. storm tracker 6 live we have an area of low pressure that's moving out of the plains and pressing into the great lakes. we have an area of low pressure forming off the coast of the carolinas. th

center city. you're looking live at the skyline.'re headed out. >> yeah, and the wind is going to be up there too. watch out for icy spots because there is moisture on the roads. then a very cold weekend and monday sets us up for the next storm tuesday. we'll start as snow, it's a nor'easter, lots of moisture with it. so that's the one to watch. we'll update it tonight at 11:00. >>> i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. nightly news is next. >>> tonight -- growing scandal. more military branches inquiring into nude photos of u.s. servicewomen shared secretly online. tonight the secretary of defense speaking out. >>> winter's revenge -- weather whiplash with snow and plunging temperatures for tens of millions and an even bigger threat on the way. >>> now hiring -- a stronger-than-expected jobs report for the first full month of the trump administration. why are manufacturers struggling to fill jobs? >>> get unplugged -- why companies are urging, even paying some employees to disconnect on vacation. >>> pardon the interruption

. >>> well back to your fox 29 weather authority now as we take a live look at the skyline in center cityshot there. the morning started off kind of cool. frigid if you want, but never fear, warmer temperatures are on the way. finally. scott williams break it all down for us in 15 seconds much >>> that's right. temperatures still running well below average for this time of year. only about 45 degrees so far today. tomorrow still a few degrees below average. but look at the spike in temperatures. we're talking upper 60s low 70 s i'm forecasting 72 in philadelphia for saturday. then it's back down a few degrees below average for sund sunday. temperatures top out right around 52 degrees. area wide pretty uniform low to mid 40s. 41 degrees right now. chilly in wildwood. we have 43 in pottstown. 45 in wilmington along with philadelphia. we'll zoom in north and west toward the suburbs right now media up from degrees. plymouth meeting 43. so grab those jackets and sweaters downing ton down to 40. 43 degrees current until phoen phoenixville. so still a bit of a chill for parts of the northeast an

center city this morning. and a live look at sky 6 hd showing you center city from the temple university camera, you can't even see the top of the skyline there and the situation is going to get worse with heavier rain coming this afternoon. stormtracker 6 live double scan tracking the rain and melissa magee joins us with the details. >> reporter: it's certainly going to be a wet afternoon and into tonight. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we have got pockets of steady rain for philadelphia and areas to the south and east with a concentration of heavier precipitation. and go in tighter on street level. we have pockets of moderate rain into pottstown and coatesville heavy rain, and along the i-95 corridor into wilmington and this continues to creep to the northern and east throughout the day because the moisture it coming in from the south and west and here is the big picture on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, all the moisture from the the south makes its way northward through the afternoon and evening and that will make for slow going later on today. the flood watch is issues and stays up until 2:00 a.m. for the

center city this morning. and a live look at sky 6 hd showing you center city from the temple university camera, you can't even see the top of the skylinethe situation is going to get worse with heavier rain coming this afternoon. stormtracker 6 live double scan tracking the rain and melissa magee joins us with the details. >> reporter: it's certainly going to be a wet afternoon and into tonight. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we have got pockets of steady rain for philadelphia and areas to the south and east with a concentration of heavier precipitation. and go in tighter on street level. we have

center city, philadelphia. flakes are flying ab securing our view of the skyline. wind chill value down into the 20s. winter storm warning in effect for philadelphia county until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. blizzard warnings in effect for a large portion of the area north and west of the city. so what exactly is a blizzard? well it doesn't have to do with accumulating snow but it does have to do with falling and/or blowing snow wind gusts of 35 miles per hour or greater. visibilities of a quarter mile or less and all of these conditions for three hours or longer and that's what we're expecting in a blizzard warning area north and west of the city through the night tonight and through the day tomorrow. visibilities lsz reduced. half a mile in mount pocono and down to 2 miles in allentown and poor visibilities really are going to be the story throughout the day on the roadways. heavy snow for your morning commute, lunchtime snow winds whipping and for the evening commute dealing with blowing snow and storm scan 3 showing us things getting busy. the snow overtaking the entire area. heavy snow starting to pick u