these cells will push north into southern cumberland county. start picking up the heavy rain shortly. and one last zoom will take us a little farther off to the east. for the most part right along the immediate coast we're cloudy with a little drizzle taking place and a lot of dense fog and all this rain will start to pull to the northeast over the next hour or two. we have a couple of flood advisories. this has been discontinued for cape may county but the advisory remains in effect for cumberland, salem, gloucester and there's another advisory for central and northern portions of delaware. same thing, 1-2 inches of rain already fallen. another 1-2 expected. the good news is temperatures are mild. look at the numbers right now. 51 in millville, 40 in allentown. so there's no mixed precipitation here, this is all rain. later on this afternoon we are in the 60s. it's going to be damp and dreary. but this is nice and mild. >> thank you for the update. 6:32. new information this morning. one man is dead after a shooting in southwest philadelphia.

overnight, it hits cumberland county into atlantic county. this area has seen the highest totals already. in fact, around 1.75 to 2 inches of rain have fallen overnight. look at doppler radar. still falling over dover. last check was 1.75 inches that had fallen over dover officially. a good dose into newcastle county. from atlantic ocean county, we're looking at heavy rain. the whole region is getting light to steady rain. look how big the system is down to the gulf coast. there's a lot more where this comes from. we'll talk more about the totals throughout the day and the timing coming up. >>> thanks, krystal. police in chester county are looking to determine if weather played a part in a deadly crash that happened just before midnight in west goshen. in all, four cars were involved. two people died at the scene. rescuers took another injured person to chester county hospital. >>> wet and slippery conditions caused a car to overturn on i-76 early this morning. one of four traffic cameras captured the scene. the driver was able to get herself

ande's light precipitation parts of cumberland county and baltimore, you see additional orking up the i-95 overal hours. by lunchtime most of us are dry. 53 in philadelphia. 54 in trenton, 54 in wilmington, wind are out of the northwest with cooler air arriving in the northern and western suburbs. 46 in allentown, 45 in reading. 57 in millville. as we ok at the issues we have not a lot of visibility problems, but in reading you're down to .1 of a mile. that's dense fog up there. a flood warning along t branch. rancocas creek.minor flo but itn effect for now and a good portion of the day. be careful of water on the roads there. t. are falling from 49 by 7:00 a.m. to 40 by 11:00 a.m. we bounce back a little bit. i'm expecting a high of 46. notice how we get the return of sunshine. it will be breezy and cooler today, but drying out, but altogether not bad. karen what have you on the roads. >> reporter: tacony-palmyra bridge is up right now, so traffic stopped in both directions. head to the betsy ross bridge instead of the tacony-palmyra this morning. boulevard southbound we have a disab

. >> there one out of cumberland county. and skyfox is over it.ill be showing you in just a second. there it is cents. >> oh, man. >> this one certainly looks like a lot more damage compared to the other one. but this is on cedarbrook lane in lawrence township. >> cumberland county. >> despite the damage you're seeing right now, we are toll no injuries just yet, working to get more information. >> looks like the fire is out but looks like they're trying to get the hot spots. >> that thing is gone. so checking on the other big fire in burlington county now. >> so fire crews, this one started about an hour ago, lauren? >> reporter: that's right. it was just after 5:00 a.m. and they look like they've quickly gotten that fire out. but, alex, we do have some pictures provided to us by moorestown police. thanks to steve keeley for pointing that out to me. check out the flames, at this residential home fire. they were pretty intense, a massive fire, and we understand from one man who lives in this neighborhood, that the home next-door had just recently u

it is coming down pretty moderately across cumberland county forks. so still find yourself traveling through the falling rain in these areas. but this is all making it exit so we will begin to gradually clear as the day progresses and eventually also see some sunshine, look at the sharp cut off. you have got 60s in atlantic city, even upper 50's still at philadelphia international airport. very, very mild outside. don't get used to it, though, temperatures will gradually begin to decline, already starting to do that where the sky has gun to clear out little bit. in those farther north and western counties. so day of transition here, some folks still dealing with the issues, and also the aftermath of the rain over the past weekends. >> yes, sure are. they'll be dealing with it if leaving their homes right now. so good morning, we will have to kind of back our patience again headed out the door. right now the schuylkill at the vine, birdseye view shot here, looking actually real good. no overnight construction to tell you about that's good. no ramp clos

cumberland into atlantic county. this is an yar that already saw 1 to 2 inches of rain faux.eavier rain moving out of philadelphia. in portions of bucks county, mercer county and burlington. trenton, a spot we will watch as roadways and the streams and rivers may be impacted as the rain continues to generate. as for temperatures, really mild air continuing to move in from the south. right now, warm front lingering in the southern edge of our viewing zone. that will continue to drive north the next few hours and continues to impact how much rain we see and how warm we get. we'll talk more about that neighborhood to neighborhood in a few minutes. >> that's the good thing. at least it's warm out there. >>> the fog making it difficult to drive this morning, especially on some back roads where you can barely see in front of you. randy gyllenhaal is live in storm force 10 checking on the conditions in camden. randy, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: it's wet. the rain is really starting to come down in jersey toward the ben franklin bridge in camden, new jersey. we are al

we'll zoom into wilmington, new castle county as we move to parts of south jersey, salem, cumberland, atlantic cape may county. we got you covered, berks county, lancaster right now. moving towards southwest to north and east. that is the projected panel. you can see it stretches all the way to the gulf of mexico. what you'll see is what you'll get for the bulk of your sunday. as we focus in you can see a little over half inch of rainfall, over an inch and a half to place likes dover as you move towards south jersey, inch to inch and a half of rainfall already. outside of our studios look at the rain coming down, windchill wipers getting a work-out. 50 already is the current temperature, so we will soar upper 50's to low 60's. visibility it is poor, we have dense fog advisories but we'll go hour by hour. 9:00 a.m. moderate to heavy rainfall, two to four inches of rainfall, downpour, dense fog and ponding, temperatures topping out. philadelphia look at that. the low 60's, just roller coaster ride. and we'll come back talking about the hour by hour forecast and how much rainfall as we g

. >> cumberland county prosecutors released dash cam video of a deadly encounter in millville last month. it shows the suspect pointing his hands at please and refusing to obey orders to halt. >> stop moving. the suspect has been identified as 47-year-old edward gandhi. colt gibson opened fire on him at north mcneal street back on january 22nd. he has been placed on leave while the deadly investigation goes on. >> first, a system is arriving with serious downpours tonight. rain was coming down so hard in the past hour that it even overwhelmed storm draims. drains. cecily tynan is here tracking it on radar. >> temperatures in the mid 50s. double scan live showing a conveyer belt of moisture associated with a cold front. we have a good soaking rain over philadelphia currently. you can see near mall born, it's headed east. this is a front that's bringing cold air in time for the weekend. a wave of low temperatures intensified. we get a thump of snow saturday, but it won't stay as snow across the viewing area. lehigh valley and the northwest suburbs look like snow there, heavy wet snow wee h

and also in cumberland county and new jersey, 3.7 and parts of burlington county, too, 1 to 2 inches around the philadelphia area. right now we're seeing a northwest flow that's trying to dry us out but not real quickly. it's 40 degrees in reading and 42 in philadelphia and 44 in dover. and we do have wind of course and 21 degrees colder in dover right now than it was this time yesterday. 11 degrees colder in philadelphia. 16 degrees colder in vineland. and the wind, sustained at 10 to 15 miles an hour and it's gusting over 20. and we're still above freezing though. even if we do get a few snowflakes in berks county and lehigh valley it will just melt. fleetwood at 38. ma kyung gi at 38 and nazareth and easton 38 degrees. you can see how much colder air is moving in. you see the wind arrows and we've got some really cold air heading this way. chicago is 17. minneapolis 5. bismarck minus 8. fortunately we've only had a day's worth of these cold winds before the warm winds come back in. then as we head towards valentine's day, we've got rain approaching but looks like it's not going to

you can see in the overnight view it's in atlantic county and cape may county and southern cumberland county and dover that might pop across the delaware bay. by lunchtime or so we're done with this. clothed skies, look out for ponding and puddling on the roads. look out for rain that will be coming down on and off all day long. we have a flood warning north branch of rancocas creek pemberton and lumberton. the creek is above flood stage and may go back lower today. be careful driving around pemberton and lumberton with the rancocas. the winds is picking up out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. 48 degrees currently in allentown. you're seeing the effects of that cooler air coming in out of the northwest with coolers temperatures. 55 in wilmington, 56 in trenton 60 in millville. new jersey at this early hour. future tracker 6 shows the possibility of a band offed rain coming back this morning. there's an indication with the cooler air coming in you might see was it snowflakes, if you does happen it's not a big deal. it will be off the coast by lunchtime or so. as the days goes on w

. >>> also breaking right now, flames shootout of a home in cumberland county. this picture just into our newsroom showing the intense fire on cedar brook lane in lawrence township. part of the home has collapsed. no word yet on any injuries. >>> and in florida students return to their classrooms today two weeks after a confessed gunman killed 17 of their classmates and educators. >> they return with haunting memories but also a new voice for activism. nbc 10's dray clark is looking ahead to what will surely be an emotional day for all those survivors. >> good morning, tracy and vai. two weeks have passed since the shooting at margery stoneman douglas high school but the pain still very fresh. today students and school staff go back to school bearing a lot of grief and remembering the victims. grief counselors will be at the school today to help students cope. surely being back on campus and so close to where the murders occurred will provoke a range of emo emotions from angst to anxiety. it'll only be a half day of classes today. and some students today say the

shore in coastal atlantic county, cape may county you've been in and out of rain drops in parts of cumberland county, as well. you'll see additional rain chugging in and out of baltimore. that's light nuisance stuff and all that stuff at the shore is not all that bad. it will be d the shores in -- temperatures in the northwest 57 in millville. today we bounce up a little bit but as you'll see in a moment we're look agent highs in the 40s today, it will be cooler. visibility the only problems we reading, .1 that dense fog out there. slow it down if you see special -- eal county. pemberton to lumberton. we fall into the 50s down to 40 for the low at 11:00. we bounce back up to 46 degrees. this models has 44. i think is ood belt. we have break up get some sunshine. 46 is the high. not toowhat have you got there karen? >> reporter: this is the blue southbound. people moving okay. burlington bristol bridge watching for opening at 5:50 a.mck to the turnpike cor, instead of the burlington bristol bridge. derbier wood drive we have an accident in upper dublin. downside tree at coventry -- downed tree

along the rancocas creek between pemberton and cumberland. and down south a couple more area are added. morris river west of vineland. the river itself and some tributaries are over their banks a big and egg harbor atlantic county between camden and gloucester county. if you are driving around these places and you see the water on the road you want to turn around if it looks deep. don't take chances. the warnings are up for the ref of the afternoon and the evening. temperatures we go up to 41 for a high. lots of sunshine out there right now but we start to introduce a few more clouds as we go later into the afternoon. look how the temperatures dip not quite as precipitous as a drop. and probably getting down to the freeing mark overnight. a milder overnight and colder in the morning. the deep freeze in indianapolis it was not able to march down south and it's receding and starting tomorrow the southerly flow will dig in to the southerly air in the south is and make us milder tomorrow and on thursday. i'll have details on how warm we get comin

and it's showing icing in a bit in cumberland county and new castle county. you can see the why. the temperature is marginal. now, some of other models we're looking at are keeping that freezing line a little bit to the south. that potential kind of waddles over this area, which does mean if you dry anywhere through south jersey or delaware you have the risk of running into a slippery spot. 9:00 a.m. we may see a positive in the precip. meaning the first wave starts move out, but then we're going to start warming up. and around lunchtime periods of heavy rain starts out in pockets. and the best chance of heavier rain starts to move around the evening commute as a line will start to develop across the region. and then slice into the whole area by around 6:30 in the evening. everything starts to move out overnight, so that will allow us to start drying out and really cooling off. so let's talk about the parade weather forecast for those of us who will celebrating tomorrow at that super bowl parade. 11:00 a.m. in philadelphia, will be about 31 degrees at the sta

we have a dense fog advisory in the counties there, new castle, kent in delaware, cumberland, atlantic cape may , ocean and burlington under that dense fog advisory but you could encounter some fog in other places, just not under advisory fog will not slow you down. anyway we will go with an eight out of 10, it looks like that included cover will persist, still a decent day, and it will not be too cold we are starting off in the 40's which is a normal high this time of the year. bus stop buddy has warm enough coat on for busee him through te fog, that is where rainth of us, mostly in virginia and for us, it is dry, itdegrees, sunrise time 6:39, but really don't see a lot early part of t, maybe before the day is through, regarig of, 55 degrees, sunset0. more fm is our radio partner check out the forecast on 101.1 and bob kelly's out in lansdowne this morning. an irisf some sort. >> s away to dublin without having an irish band with ymorning, ri? official house band of the "good day philadelphia" gallway guild with me here this morning, you know them from marty delco as we over the town

looking at the run off and more spots to the south in the morris river and west of vineland along the cumberland and salem county border and over to the east. you see the great egg harbor river experiencing some flooding and be careful driving around and the flood warnings up through the afternoon in some cases. and wind shifting a bit from the northeast 34 in allentown and 33 just above the freezing mark in reading and lancaster and 36 in wilmington and 36 in millville and 35 degrees down the shore in cape may. and those windchills are still a factor. only feeling like 32 the freezing mark and feeling like the 20s. even though the wins are not that strong it feels like the freezing mark for the rest of afternoon. and you will want to bundle up a bit. and the forward forecast shows better news coming. 39 at 1:00 and getting up to 41 and 42 for the high. the overnight lows don't look as bad. we woke up in the mid-20s and only getting down to the low to mid-30s tonight. and look at what happens tomorrow as soon as noon you are up to 47 and expecting to go overthat into the 50s tomorrow and 60s on

the wildlife officials say it can be spotted across the state but the majority nest in cumberland and bay side in cape may county. >>> philadelphia police are asking for your help to identify two men accused of vandalizing a store in center city during the eagles celebration. surveillance cameras captured the to that took a metal pole to break the door of the a.c. moore store. and they are white males in their 20s but one has a distinctive tattoo on his upper right arm. the damage is estimated at $4,000. >>> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. a united fund. female olympian sign up to help study damage to the brain after a concussion. >>> and the destruction after a powerful earthquake in taiwan blamed for killing a half dozen people. >>> a strong earthquake near taiwan's east coast. dozens are unaccounted for. the 6.4 magnitude quake. caused several buildings to cave in and shift crushing the lower floors and rescue crews are working to locate survivors that may have been trapped. lawmakers on capitol hill are negotiating to avoid the second government shut down in less th

some heavier rain, as the morning progresses, and some spots, down in south jersey, portions of cumberland county already dealing with couple pockets of heavier rain at this hour this morning. flood watch remains in effect. this is in effect through midnight tonight, we already dealt with ponding on the roadways saw that on my way in to work early this morning and also dealing with this, some dense fog out there. boardwalk plaza, rehoboth, you can hardly see anything but a little illumination of the lights licensing the boardwalk visibility is very poor. a dense fog advisory that remains in effect through 7:00 e will expect to see pockets of the heavier rain pushing in, that will help to get rid of the fog but you know we are dealing with the heavy rain, mild temperatures heading our way we will have details in your full forecast, and we will track rain in just a bit, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. >>> 6:02. a deadly accident is under investigation in chester county. the crash happened around 11:45 last night at grove road and pottstown pike in west goshen township. new there is in word on ju

so the conditions will be changing, but this icing through cumberland county and atlantic county right nu, that's going to be a great concern for the morning commute. so there's a large-air of ice for the morning commute, while it'll start off as snow and accumulating for the lehigh valley county and berks county and the upper suburbs we'll see it eventually change over, too. any icing is going to be washing away, and not expecting a lot of ice, but really don't need a lot to make for some slippery conditions. and at 8:00 this morning still a potential for some icing in philadelphia and pushes to the north. we get a break from precipitation this morning but that break does not last. look at the rain sweeping into the area, and it's going to be a heavy rain that's even going to reach into the lehigh valley and possibly the poconos mountains. first the ice potential. by 9:00 this morning, just a little bit of ice to make a slippery for delaware, the suburbs and philadelphia, too. the snow potential, by 8:30, this morning, an inch in allentown. by the time the snow comes to an end, 3 inch

staying in new jersey, over in cumberland county, fans show off their pride at a pep rally in vinelandrts at noon and includes music, games, green foods. members of the high school football team will be there to help pump up the crowd for the super bowl. >>> we'll get back to our live from super bowl lii at the top of the hour. here at home we're tracking a . >> oh, yeah. it's cold. we're getting that minneapolis vibe on right now. look at the temperatures. most of us in the teens. it feels colder than that. a warmup, whe we warm up in the extended. tomorrow the roads will be wet. we'll talk more about your super bowl soaker coming up. >>> super bowl weekend is finally here. fans are counting down to kickoff. we're live in minnesota to give you exclusive access to the football frenzy. >> rolling pep super fan arriv. check this out. how this south jersey man hopes to keep the party going after tomorrow night. >> and cold blast. frigid air is hitting philly and tomorrow will be a super bowl soaker. when you can expect the your neighborhood. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> good morning. welco

the sign outside this church in cumberland county says "god has no favorite, but the signkeeper does -- go eagles." another says, "carry you on eagles' wings." and the collegeville bakery with a message for the patriots' quarterback, tom brady. we're posting these on nbc10. if you see pictures, tweet is to nbcphiladelphia. >>> mayor jim kenney will not be going to super bowl lii. he says he wants to be in the city he grew up in to watch the big game. he's superstitious and doing everything he can not to jinx the eagles. he tweeted this video yesterday showing him avoiding bad luck pitfalls. avoiding ladders, using sage to cast out evil spirits from his office. whatever it takes. >> totally whatever it takes. so fun. >> very nice. >>> still ahead, super bowl security. >> yeah, the increased safety measures in minneapolis to be sure game day goes smoothly. plus commercial craze. >>> sometimes i wish i was human. look at me, i'm human! >> from the silly to the serious. what to expect during the biggest day for tv marketing. >>> and history takes flight. a local historian gives us a look

you will see heavy downpours kind of moving through cumberland county, and maybe parts of atlantic countys well. we are seeing a few scattered showers, very light around the philadelphia area as well so if you are leaving right now grab that umbrella it is still mild, 58 degrees in philadelphia but northwesterly winds are lowering temperatures in someplaces in the 40's in reading, and 34 degrees in mount pocono, still 57 degrees in wildwood, nice mild day yesterday. we got to a high of 65 degrees and it was the same in wilmington delaware, only 47 high in allentown. so for today we will probably get in the 40's. we will see temperatures drop from the already high temperatures of the day, 42, chillier tomorrow, for valentines day a high of 53 degrees, back to the 60's on thursday, upper 50's on friday but gets unsettled heading in the weekend, things chilling out by the time we get to saturday. but so far, a forecast to love , karen, for wednesday. >> we do love that, yes, valentines day, macing, thank you sue. >>> next story is a little odd guy in utah who goes searching for jesus in the

you can see the first snowflakes over cumberland and salem counties. to the north new castle counties seeing some very light snow just to the south of wilmington. you may get a layer of snow before the ice moves in. that will actually help the situation out. ice on top of snow is not as bad as ice on bare ground. this peng arink area, that's th potential for ice. that's at 7:00 this morning. and this computer model shows the warm air pushing into delaware and south jersey by 80 this morning, but still an area of icing going on. we could dry out at 10:30. and then as we go into the afternoon hours that's just rain for wilmington, philadelphia, and trenton any ice and snow will wash away. that's at noontime, and eventually that rain makes its way to reading and lehigh valley. but with rain on the ground, we may look at very heavy snow to shovel, so you want to get to it before the rain arrives in lehigh valley. a closer look when we come back in a few minutes. >>> and good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now with some improvements on

you get into cumberland, cape may, we do have a dense fog advisory in effect until noon. visibility will frequently drop off below a quarter of a mile in this part of our viewing area here. just take it slow on the roads. along with that we're seeing a lot of ponding on area roadways. visibility-wise we're down to a half mile in millville, .8 in wildwood, the numbers are starting to drop off again. 5 miles in wilmington, 3 in philadelphia and trenton 2. no visibility issues out here to the west. that heavier rain is starting to clear that part of our viewing area so the numbers are rebounding. now let's talk about the rain. there it is on storm tracker 6. the whole area picking up rain at this point here. jersey shore even though you're not seeing shades of green, you're seeing drizzle or mist from cape may up to atlantic city. this is all steady and light from interior sections of south jersey all the way up into the lehigh valley and the poconos. look how far to the north this rain-snow line is. usually this time of the year it could be down to the virginias and the car

activity will be from philadelphia, the new jersey river counties here like burlington, gloucester, cumberland think the shore points in delaware, not a lot going on during the day tomorrow. and then by 3:00, another round of showers and storms flares up. then strong thunderstorms possible here tomorrow afternoon into evening. a wild day, so on and off rain throughout the day. how much rainfall are we expecting? it's in that i-95 corridor, around 2 to 4 inches of rain, maybe more than that. temperatures, that's the other story. it's in the 50s at the shore right now. still in the 30s in the lehigh valley in berks county. your te temperatures are not moving much. as we go through the day tomorrow, look at that, 66 predicted for 12:30 p.m. in philadelphia. 43 in doyles town. and it continues, the craziness, up to near 70 in trenton but the 30s in lehigh valley. so that rainstorm accompanied by almost tropical-like, miami air tomorrow. just a wild day of weather. >> crazy. that's the most rain we've seen in a while. >> that's right. crystal will be here at 5:30 a.m. i'll be in tomorrow afternoon

so cape may, cumberland, atlantic getting hit right now , then kent and sussex, seeing rounds every rain rolling through in the last few hour loop on this radar. actually also a little band of snow showers off to the west. it is off the map here to the west. making it eastern approach. so there is a possibility that maybe berks, lancaster counties see few flakes of snow before said and done. but not huge concern. but when you look at the temperatures, you note that very distinct gap here. go from the mid 50's, low 50's along i95, to basically 10 degrees colder just a county or two away. so the chill beginning to fill in. the skies beginning to clear in the areas. hence the temperatures beginning to drop. now we officially hit 61 degrees an as of 1:00 a.m. this morning, that will ends up being for the record books the daytime high. these temperatures were obviously starting to decline, and will continue to do so through the rest of the morning, and into the afternoon. so looking elsewhere, again, just this cut off that takes place. pretty sharp one, too, further northwest go the blue err

and other organizations that helps the family of special needs children at cape may, atlantic and cumberlandf the accuweather forecast if you liked today it's going to get even better. >> the numbers will climb through the next several days so a taste of spring is headed our way and we will show you what is going on outside the action cam outside right now live looking at the center city area. you can see it's quiet right now we have a partly cloudy sky, folks are getting ready for the short workweek ahead for some and sky six live in hd as we are looking at a nice shot of the center city skyline from temple university camera all is quiet in the region and no snow is falling quite the contrast from what we were dealing with this time yesterday when we were cleaning up from the snow and philadelphia it's 34 and dew point at 28 winds out of the east southeast at 3 miles per hour and easterly component given the southeasterly component will be key as we go throughout the next several days that will drive our numbers well above average as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday. right now in t

cumberland county and eastern portions of kent county.avier cell near dover has actually produced a couple of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. you can see all the flashing going on. we've had 5 to 10, cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. pushing over the delaware bay, this will continue to pull off to the northeast at about 20-25 miles per hour, heavy rain expected across the interior of southern new jersey over the next half hour or so. glass like glassboro, this whole area is going to pick up heavy rains shortly. behind this we have another round of heavier rain waiting in the wings. this is what came through between 6:00 and 7:00 this morning. this is pushing through now and more heavy rains to the southeast of baltimore and dc. every single batch has to swing through before we can finally clear things out later this afternoon. as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast, it's like training going over the same areas over and over again that's why we have the flood advisories because the ground is saturated and we're adding to the misery. h

live double scan with some blue showing up across delaware spreading across delaware to parts of cumberlandaware counties. snow in wilmington. all of this pushing up to the north. change to rain farther to the south. when you're under this stuff you could see slick conditions because that's a mix of snow and maybe some sleet, even some freezing rain. on the bus station platform, the train platform all ofhat good stuff it looks like it's going to be cold early on, below freezing at 7 o'clock. probably getting up a little above freezing by 8 o'clock but slippery conditions in through here. we really change over though from any mixed precipitation to rain fairly quickly in philadelphia. we get a high around 46 later today. at the airport, we also have looking at all green aircraft and no major delays out in go, snow. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> governor tom wolfnveiled his $33 billion budget plan for pennsylvania's upcoming fiscal year. the proposal boosts spending by about 3 percent for pensions, education and social services. wolf is relying on the state's gambling expansion to pay for it.

still had some showers working their way through, southeast most counties, atlantic, cumberland, cape may, southern delaware, even here in philly i wouldn't be shocked if we had residual sprinkle or shower before the morning is said and done. look at the difference. we hit 61 degrees, guys, at 1:00 a.m. clearly, not close to that at this point in the city. and you're dropping even further the further north and west you travel. so this is progression, transition day, so things will be changing for you, on an hour to hour base he is. the temperatures here represent this afternoon. your obviously well above that currently. everywhere really. the poconos level off in the low 30's, where you basically currently stand. but with more sun than anything, and the skies will continue to clear as the day goes on, everywhere else, from northwest to southeast. so, a little bit later in the show, similar idea is going to unfold here with another system moving in. another swing on the thermometer, meisha, more rain to track. so, i'll let you know when all of that takes place a little later. >> okay,

they had set up camp taking pictures of the army of the cumberland when they were down there.here are quite a few photographs taken from this particular spot. i think what a viewer sees here when they look at this exhibit is the humanity of the war that walt whitman discovered. the young men, their wives, their children, you know, who did the fighting and dying. you know, you can see in the expressions. this expression right here of the soldier and his wife, you can see the paint, anxious expression on her face. you can see the confidence in his face. in their eyes, there are messages here that these soldiers are still imparting upon the decades. as you look at these soldiers, do you see any difference between these and -- i mean, this could be an exhibit on one of our current wars. i mean, except for the clothing and the uniforms are different. you see the sacrifice. look at these three women in front of the american flag. they are each one is wearing a black band with their wedding band. you can see it on the blow-ups if you go to that photograph and do a high resolution sca

pick up during the day as well especially south ande here by 5:00 we will see down powers across cumberlandic, cape may county and another pock pushing through lehigh valley. then we will get into a break or lull in the action during evening hearst but 10:00 o'clock not doing much of anything right around immediate philadelphia area but everything starts to reload after midnight and here come some additional rounds of heavier rain. by 5:30 sunday morning lots of heavy rain west of the city, you can see orange, red, and this will continue all morning long sunday into the first part of the afternoon and then by 3:30 it appears to be a squall line pushing through south jersey maybe a quick hitting thunderstorm or rumble of thunder during late afternoon hours. bottom line here to sum this up for you rain develops between one and 3:00, heaviest out of all this activity will occur first thing tomorrow morning, a general one to 2 inches expect isolated heavier amounts to three, and flooding will be a concern especially for streets, roads, some smaller creeks and streams and low lying area. those w

. >> in cumberland colice involve. this is in millville new g the video after foxanuary. 29 filed a request. now, it shows the off year old edward gandhi as eustele stool at the corner every highli say d 911 saying he had a gun. you saw tit shows gandhi walkind the officers. they yell at him to stop. he then point something at him. they yell again for him to stusly looks like a moment ago you saw the video pull something from his situation tanm, and that's when the officers fatally shootim on a road in mercer county. a woman driving on the highway s from a dump truck flies right through her windshield.n the northbound lanes of 295 yest debris smashed into her car. you can see the damage. that is the heavy metal, itself erred her middle finger now, shf the drivers trying to switch lanes to g when the debris flew right into her car. now, while bleedingexit to get . people, then their kick in. and i know you have heard the stories many times, so peong thr life is in danger. >> that she did. the woman had one of her finger

in cumberland county, a teen and 20-year-old man are facing murder charges in the shooting death of a millville man. the 19-year-old are being held without bail. two others are facing conspiracy charges in this shooting. it happened in bridgeton back in august. police tell nbc 10 more arrests could be coming. >> montgomery township police are asking for help investigating a fatal car accident. a 50-year-old man was struck by a car around 5:00 monday morning. he died from his injuries. the driver stayed on the scene. anyone who witnessed the accident is being asked to call lis. >>> police say this pair right here took off with a tip jar. they allegedly grabbed the jar back on valentine's day. they may be driving a kia sportage. >>> two more medals added to the u.s. stash. americans bringing home medals in fig skating and halfpipe. >> that brings the count to a dozen. we are live in pyeongchang with more on the winning streak. >> reporter: look at the treat i have for you guys here. these are the actual medals that are handed out to the athletes here at these games on special loan to us

effect,nd still see peeing stralling board but hard to see with that fog out there, this fogry r cumberlands, atlanticuth jersey ane dover as well into the delaware beaches until noon at y poor, especially into south dover, around .3 miles or less , and we have improving reading, trenton but it is ayuky start to t nonetheless, storm scan three showing that there is more raov right now a batch of light rain but there are areas whe moderate, heavier rain that move in quick and move out ing right along i-95 from philadelphia to trenton. j off our shore points but we have more rain on the way for today looking west l ofcaster, we have some heavier downpours moving just south of batch of rain is what we have to contend with for next coup see improvement as far as our weather i c are dealing with the warm front lifting through the area followed by a cold fronty and te will build in. very soggy rain tapering off pie sunday afternoon and will be returning into monday. forecast future weather helping to panning o hours heret batch that is moving through portions of lancaster county ists w in to port

the areas in red are pummeling parts of dover and into cumberland, salem counties. newcastle county, getting heavy rain. east nottingham, same deal. shifting into philadelphia, look at that. heavy rain. we're in marion township and we could hear the rain that is pounding down in our area on the roof. this is a heavy rain. it's spread across the board and spr spreading into montgomery county and burlington county. it's near waterford and winslow township. it's not just a one-spot situation. very many locations getting this heavy rain that will make it, a, difficult to drive, and b, as it continues to fall, that's when the flooding concerns kick up. we'll know more in total by the time this is all said and done in just a bit. >>> new from overnight, police in chester county are looking to determine if weather played a part in a deadly crash that happened just before midnight at pottstown pike and grove road in west goshen. in all, four cars were involved. two people died at the scene. rescuers took another injured person to the chester county hospital. >>> wet and sli

that's philadelphia and into delaware and farther south of salem and cumberland counties that's a largely slippery conditions for the morning commute. 29 degrees now in the suburbs. cold enough for slippery conditions. 30 waiting on that snow in allentown. the sleet is coming down in philadelphia and in delaware it's 31 degrees now, so treacherous conditions possible this morning. but look at the warmup for everyone this afternoon. even the lehigh valley will change over to rain during the day today. we'll break it down hour by hour for your neighborhood coming up in a few minutes, but first jessica boyington is watching those roads. >>> our cameras around gerard avenue showing that delay. nothing reported yet. just a little bit of break lights and looks like that road is a little bit shiny, so watch for that. upper frederica right around buck road police activity there. and also checking in with the 42 freeway, not really seeing too much of an increase but a little bit. two to three minute increase. speeds there down into the 40s vai and tracy. >> our live team coverage begins on the r

getting ready to push into salem and cumberland counties.s whole area is about to pick up heavy rains over the next half hour to 45 minutes. with that said we do have one flood warning in effect for kent county. this is one of the hardest hit areas so far. they've picked up over 3 inches of rain. we are starting to see flooding in low lying areas and we should continue to see more additional flooding over the next couple of hours as this band continues to pull on through. i'll be back along in just a few minutes. i'll let you know when all this pulls out of here and i'll have that accuweather 7-day forecast. >> new this morning, an accident in chester county has killed two people. the crash happened just before midnight. at least two people have died. police closed the road for a couple of hours while they investigated. so far no word on what caused the crash. the road has reopened. >>> also new this morning, philadelphia police including the bomb squad are investigating an apparent car explosion outside a club in the northern liberty sectio

, down in delaware and over towards shore we have ocean county, atlantic, cape may, burlington, cumberland all socked in with the fog this morning but we're seeing reduced visibility in the metro area as well. we have eight out of 10. decent day because of the rain being gone, happy national, pistachio day, i don't know how bus stop buddy will eat just one pistachio, nobody can eat just one. we have clouds and fog, the temperatures in the 40's, rain has moved to the south of us and it will stay there for a while anyway. 44 degrees is your current temperature. 4 miles visibility at the airport, mostly cloudy skies, and the fog, we will see some sunshine here and there and temperatures, 55 degrees, it is, monday, taking over, a town in delco: lansdowne is where bob kelly's this morning at the em fire. >> hey, sue, good morning, everybody. good morning, everybody. is what your name. >> randy. >> randy, you want to go where >> i wanting to to ireland. >> i want to go to ireland. >> he has lucky socks on. i thought i had my irish socks on but he has got me beat. >> yeah. >> randy ready to go to

part of the lancaster county moving in east nottingham and chester county, parts of the salem, and cumberlandnties in new jersey, gloucester county all getting rain this morning as well as parts of cape may county, at the new jersey shore. if you are in the getting rain right new don't worry, it will come back, there is more in the forecast and the possibility of some freezing rain, up around the pocono mountains at some point maybe late this morning, early this afternoon so watch out for that it could be slippery. 47 degrees, very chilly, rainy day today, 58 tomorrow, so temperatures will be better. will we get a peak of sunshine , maybe? 60 degrees, rain on sunday, drying out, clearing out, monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week another chance of showers on thursday but always above these temperatures, through the time period, guys. >> thanks, sue. >>> we knew with temperatures above normal, so here's a huge honor for a local teen we introduced to you last week kate spadaro who has down syndrome made a huge splash with the girls basketball team at camden catholic. last night our harlem glo

place there ine 18th school shooting this year up on other top stories, we're following out of cumberland co police involved shooting in millville, new jersey there is happened back in january. the police department releasing the video after requee is the video, shows the officers pulling up to 47 year old of high and mcneal. now, police say he just called 911 sayg so the video you saw a moment ago shows gandhi walking toward theatim to stop. he doesn't. then he points something at them. they yell again for him tooo lis pulling something out of his waistband. he continues to walk toward the officers. that's when they say they fatally shot him. >> terrifying moments on a road in mercer county, woman driving on the highway in south jersey debris from a dump truck flies right through her windshield. the 76 year old was driving in the northbound lanes of 295 yesterday, in hamilton township, when the debris smashed into her car, society hung every metal right there completely severed her middle finger and crushed the other. she says she was one of the drivers trying to switch lanes to get away

so be careful cumberland, salem counties, cape may county new jersey atlantic county seeing rain, new castle county delaware. if you are in the getting rain right now you will before the end of the day, before the end of the weekend, on and off rain, possibility of freezing rain, freezing rain up in the northern part of the area, toward the mountains this afternoon, and then everybody just gets rain but it still comes back. here's saturday. now we will roll into sunday. we will see more rain, few heavier downpours. sunday we may get a couple thunderstorms as cold front will come through and air will be milder but even then rest of sunday stays cloudy, drippy , we do not clear out until monday. winter weather advisory for possibility of freezing rain that we just talk about, for 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., there is a danger of temperatures dipping below freezing. we are below freezing in tan nersville, and albrights ville but in new london, it is 38 degrees. swarthmore it is 37. so we are above freezing. thirty-nine in somers point. in west deptford it is 39 degrees. thirty-eight in moores

when i can cumberland county article bura we need to have your well. and then if you have been there a. new guy just be shaken. but be. chickie but he when he died he kind of some you know just went out is that what he said is that i've been a foreman in the. aftermath and kind of son runs the agriculture division. he makes no effort concealing his pride and what the company was able to accomplish despite the blockade and others harsh conditions he sees even more growth in the future i thought i. had to fill up in the afternoon it's lucky i did but we have. here but given the fact that i should not come back i let people know when the bombing accepting of the not at. me minute bob would put me out of the me in the pledge i have felt but felt but i feel like i know i got my cock up i can deduct that leave my mother that i wanted when i said this little girl we got the data i got the fuck up i think i just like to be much like you thank you that's the funny thing the feeling most good that you think i want to have but i get nothing i think i thought i wa

across the region, patchy fog and even a few spots where it's dense including spots in cumberland county. temperature, a mild morning. 46 in atlantic city. cape may point, 44 degrees. these 40s are going to up into some spots to low, even mid 50s possible into the afternoon. but for now, not a bad start. no worry of icing, snow j nothing like that today. in philly, same deal. we're at 46 in or the ris dale. if you want to sneak in a morning run, right now would be the time to do it. later in the day is when that chance of rain starts to tick up a bit. here's the radar and satellite view. the gray overlay is cloud coverage. the green, yellow and orange, that's the rain with pockets of heavier stuff that's moving our direction. we'll start to see the shower chances go up as we get later into the day. especially in this north and west zones. we're talking i-95 corridor, head north. this is a better chance for steadier rain to fall, particularly late today and even into tomorrow morning. here's the weekend forecast. in philly 53. goes up to 60 for the forecast on sunday. 51, up to 55 in the

. >>> thanks, meisha we have breaking news fireireig in cumberland county, new jersey, chopper threever the home on cedar brooke lane in lawrence township. we have learned that the fire is at twoike the home is on rural farmland and looks like no moreout but directly across e street from the cedarville fire department no word onhe fie started but again we are looking at a two alarm fire in lawrence township, new update as soon as we get more information. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news i man is dead andn hospitalized after a shooting roosevelt avenue in edge water park. man shot would the man inside the home andelf, woman is hospid at cooper university hospital, ce later on today. >>> three camden police officers are suspended after sut he is shows an officer punching a man already on the ground. this happened thursday night near the 1300 block of hollins road, officers were called for a man with a gun. officers walked up to the man in the hat at the bottom screen and then man is taken down while his hands are up, that is when one officer starts punching him while others

philadelphia that mix of snow, slush and this is mainly rain for shore points, much of atlantic county cumberland county and lower 23rds of delaware. taking a long the parade route we will finish at art museum and for the parade it will be blustery and cold, 30 degrees shall will be the temperature at, parade start. feeling like the teens. even though it is quieter then tomorrow make sure you bundle up, the high on thursday only 33, friday a rain or snow shower north and west, saturday and sunday start to warm up. warm up comes with some rain, and next week, looks pretty good, may be too soon to say but we could have mild days in our future which we do need. >> yes, we do. >> thanks, kate. >>> they say you are what you eat so fellas with thinning hair listen up. >> why some say you might want to order some mcdonald's fries , very specific mcdonald's fries. we will explain, don. >>> a band of brothers how eagles developed an unbreak able bond, doug pederson explains next in ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the

the mixture but see around the city just rain and downpours here over camden gloucester counties, cumberland county this back building a little bit so definitely damp the evening commute but should be off shore by seven or 8:00. could linger a bit but for us here in philadelphia after 7:00 we will dry out. toby hanna pick up 5 inches of snow allentown, gilbertsville over an inch, .2 in center city and mount holly. we had ice amounts as well a few hundreds of an inch in reading, philadelphia, doyletown and millville led to slick travel but you can see it is almost out of 6:00 o'clock we will see rainy road from west to east moving steady off the coast later tonight rain continues to push on outsetting the stage for sunshine to start the parade tomorrow but it is going to be cold. coming up we will tell you how many layers you will need and talk about the cold and of course wind chill in a bit. >>> we are now less than 24 hours way from a historic celebration. >> city is making final preparation force parade to honor your super bowl champion the philadelphia eagles. >> mayor jim kenney updated

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the cumberland river is up in some places like 18 feet. there's real time flooding going on. see this rain, it's not leaving today. it goes from the deep south -- i also want to mention in the florida panhandle there's been tornado reports. please in south georgia and florida keep up with your local abc stations. there's some big time storms in the area. look how much pink. that's how much ice in texas, missouri, illinois, michigan all the way to maine. and new york state. if you're driving, please be careful. that's >>> this is the 30 again. . >>> good sunday morning i'm lisa argen. cooler today and this morning 30s in the north bay. 40s here. and partly cloudy and along the coast gusty. a possible shower along the coast and in the santa cruz mountains, otherwise we're looking at typical temperatures frs february forred to and tomorrow. 63 palo alto and >> if you wanted swimwear weather, it's 82 in miami. >> just knowing sam is here to pick on, makes me happy. >> it's incredible to see you. >> you're a good sport. >> speaking of shirtless, hey, ron. >> hi. >> interesting tra