farmers use dewpoint a tonight. dewpoint shows you how cold it will get.hatever the dewpoint temperature, that's typically as cold as it can get. farmers know all about it. grape growers know about it, too. saturday morning, the fog and low clouds, patchy fog in the valley. here are the clouds coming up over the high pressure ridge. chance of showers next week, boom, that's good. hopefully that works out. then more after that. computer model, long-range model, this doesn't give you a lot of detail, but it does show the pattern more progressive through our area. so chance of showers next week, and then it continues keeping the jet stream at a lower latitude, which can be productive for us. a lot's going to change between now and then, but the pattern looks favorable for wet weather next week, then more wet weather getting into the holiday week, i guess, for many, for thanksgiving. there it is. plenty of clouds, and also the idea that you see so many clouds in the five-day forecast, that's always an indication the jet stream's a little closer to us. there's

dewpoints have dropped into the upper 20s. that means a a frosty night tonight and a couple chances of rain all throughout the week and into next weekend. details coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news this morning, u.s. intelligence officials are working to determine the authenticity of a video. it appears to show the beheading of american aid worker peter kassig by isis. the video surfaced just hours ago. abc news chief investigator correspondence brian ross has the latest. >> kassig, who served in the u.s. army in iraq, went to sierra as an aid worker. profiled in this medical clinic by cnn. >> we have one life and that's it. you get one shot at this. >> he converted to islam and changed his name from peter to abdul rahman. his parents pleaded for his son to be set free. >> we implore for those holding you to show mercy and use their power to let you go. >> islamic groups around the world joined in and even al-qaeda called for his release but there was no mercy. and this morning's video, posted on a know

the dewpoint 1 below zero.i explained to the kids today at brooks cheney middle, the temperature is 32. if you kept everything constant, cooled this air mass to one below, you have 100% humidity. the reason i said that, and i said it to the kids today, we will be watching the doumit -- the dewpoint very carefully. it gives you an idea how dry it is. with winds diminishing it's going to fall fast. 27 in chevy chase. 32 downtown. most of the suburbs in the mid 20s. if you go outside, it feels like it's in the teens. it's going to be kind of cold for a jog. can you do it, but put a scarf around your face. 17 windchill in winchester. 11 windy in cumberland. winds diminish ton. bus stop temperatures 14 to 30. those are the not windchills. those are straight temps. cold on wednesday. we hold in the 30s. we will call thursday, although quite frankly that's cold with temperatures in the 40s. our average high is 57. 8:00 tonight mid 20s. 25 manassas. 24 leesburg and gaithersburg. by 10:00 things don't change much. i thi

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dewpoints are high. dewpoint temperatures are high. they're in the mid-50s and upper 70s.y got fog up in santa rosa. i have fog showing up out around the walnut creek area kind of east toward clayton. it's patchy now. when that temperature drops to meet the dewpoint boom you have fog. it's all winter long. there's not a lot of mix to make up the fog. fog and low clouds in the morning hours. you can kind of see it lingering around and then high cloud. as we get into the afternoon hours, in the 60s. i think most of us tomorrow mid- and upper 60s at best. that's kind of how it goes. this low pressure center leaves, this high pressure center dominating the showers. this high is what sets up that valley fog that's going to be in the valleys really for the next three days. so if you're traveling in the valley be ready for that. 64 in redwood city. 64 in mountain view. saturday doesn't change much. sunday doesn't change much. but tuesday does. tuesday starts to get wet around here. things get back into a wet pattern. as we head more into the latter part of next week we will see m

the dewpoint is 18 degrees. this is it a very dry air mass. but with dewpoints that low, it will really allow the temperatures to drop very quickly tonight. winds now out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour. so we have a wind chill that makes it feel like 33 degrees. the view of northwest chester county you notice some sunshine. 39 degrees. if you look at the ground here honey brooke you still see some snow on the grassy surfaces. the dewpoint 19 degrees and low there as well, winds out of the northwest 13 miles per hour. the wind chill is 31. details on the coldest night so far this season. the weekend, rain next week and then temperatures really plunge by tuesday. >> oh, man. >> how many days 'til spring? >> the bottom is falling out, all right thank you. >>> with december-like temperatures settling in in the delaware valley a lot of folks are already shopping for generators even before the big storm strikes. anticipating putting the machines to the test for the very first time. and lisa thomas laury has the story. >> we're too old to roug

temperature, when dewpoints tonight are easily in the low 40s, easily going to see low 40s in the north east bay. so there you go. fog forms. that's about as cold as it will get once the temperature gets down, once you get condensation occurring and the temperatures steady off. the forecast for the next few days will be for this high pressure to stay put, to clouds to come up over the top of this ridge. that's what we saw today, right? they are not going to bring rain or anything. these clouds are way up there. lot of cirrus clouds coming up over the top and tons of fog, showing up patchy in the valley both saturday and sunday. next week, into tuesday, here comes the next weather system. very similar to the last system we saw. thought a ton of rain, but it's something. and then some of the models are suggesting that this pattern, this dynamic pattern, continues into the thanksgiving day week. we'll track that for you. i'm hoping that as well. i'm sure you are as well. we'll be tracking it. meantime, get ready to enjoy your weekend. that's way down the road. we care about tomorrow and we

dewpoint indicates dry air, temperature well below the air temperature there on the dewpoint and the winds out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour. not all that strong this morning. in fact, that eight is one of the higher numbers on the map. a lot of you are looking at calm winds right now. there's a little bit more cloud cover digging in overnight and we are going to start out fairly cloudy with some sunny breaks increasing as the day goes on. that's the way things look. and by the way, we'll go ahead and bring in your always-on day planner, there it is, so you can glance ahead if you like. today's high, well, clouds mixing with sun and 66 in allentown, 67 in philadelphia and more 67's down south. so, again, like yesterday, not a big range in temperatures. everybody pretty much winding up at the same spot. if you're headed to the polls today early on when they open at seven which, in pennsylvania, 49 degrees and then up to 65 by noon so you're not going have to wait very long for the numbers to really warm. our high of 67 will be at about 2:00 and by 3 o'clock 66 degrees. sometime

a nice quiet weather pattern over the next couple of days. 28 degrees, dewpoint, 17. winds are calm event 6 in allentown. 28 in for philadelphia. trenton, 20. sea isle city, 31. fortunately there's not much of a breeze, that was the thorn in the side yesterday as wed the icy windchills. we're seeing the same numbers, windchill wise it's the same as the air temperatures. it's cold, but not as harsh as yesterday. we're picking up snow showers across the central portion of the keystone state. we expect flurries to make the journey over the appalachian mountains and move into our far western suburbs over the next couple of hours. today we're on the cooler side of the front. another day stuck in the 30s, some locations across south jersey climb into the low 40s, most of us stay in the 30s. tomorrow, a warmup is on the way, winds shift out of the southwest, most of us are into the 50s, monday, looks and feel fantastic. is as a warm front approaches the area we'll see it to our west, we'll see mild conditions and we'll top out at 60 degrees. 42 today. 55 by sunday, 60 degree

dewpoint, 32, the winds have shifted out of the south at 9 miles per hour. these were the highs yesterday. all these highs occurred at 11:59 last night. the daytime highs were stuck in the 20s north and west, the 30s, south and east. allentown, 32, trenton, 33. pottstown, 34, wilmington, 43. and will also 45. now we're sitting at 43 in philadelphia. allentown, 29. sea isle city, 48 trenton ten cooler, 38 degrees, you're 18 greece milder than you were yesterday at this time. look at wildwood and atlantic city, 24 degrees milder. it's situate something like this. lots of mild air from the deep south will pour in. it will get us into the mid 50s today and low 60 as we head into monday. the flow across the country, the reason it's so quiet, the flow is no longer north to south, it's west to east. when he get a pattern like this, we bottle up the cold stuff to the north and the milder stuff is to the south. so it stays nice and quiet over the lower 48. at least over the next couple of days. so surface maps looks like, warm front will pull through, that's the big

dewpoint, 40. pressure reading 29.94. yesterday at this time just about everybody, especially north and west down in the 20s. allentown, 37. poconos 35. philadelphia 46. trenton 42 and millville, 41 degrees. the satellite and radar, you can think the cloud cover for the milder temperatures this morning acting as a blanket. you can see the clouds they will hang tough in the late morning hours, they will clear out and you'll see sunshine that will get us into the mid to upper 50s. we have this system down through here, it will skirt off the coast we have no issues it is with that. there's a cold front approaching this week. but there's no arctic air behind this. the arctic front is this right here, that is the polar front this will drop down south first and then it will continue to push east over the next four to five days. it will be real cold up here to start the workweek and that cold air shifts in in our direction as we get into thursday and friday. that's temperatures in the single designates right now. just north of t

dewpoint, 15. wind out of the west/southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading, 30.5 inches. allentown you set a new record low, 15 degrees. 16 in allentown. surprisingly enough we're anywhere from five to 12 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. yesterday was a cold morning, the numbers keep getting worse and worse and worse, especially if you're not a winter weather fan. but we have good news on the horizon, that's right here. you can see a lot of rain building across the gulf coast states. underneath the rain are milder temperatures, 55 in memphis, this cold air will and exit inte canadian maritimes. tomorrow we're in the 50s and monday we're in the 70s only to see the numbers knocked down again as we get into tuesday and beyond. the temperatures are going on a world coaster ride over the next several days. today is quiet, still dealing with a northwesterly wind and we'll get into 89 40s, saturday we get a southwesterly wind and the high slides off the coast and sunday monday, we have showers punch through and once that pushes through, the warm weather gets h

dewpoint, 26. winds out of the northwest. these sustained winds, 28 miles per hour. gusts in the 40s, 43 in allentown, 37 in the poconos. trenton, 46. millville 50. dover, 49. wilmington, 48 and reading and lancaster both showing 44. you factor in the winds it feels like 34 in reading, 30 in the poconos. 35 in allentown. feels like 38 in trenton. here's another look at the windy gusts, 46 miles per hour in the poconos, tropical storm force winds are 39 or higher. so we're seeing that right now. 41 in philadelphia. 41 reading, lancaster, 40. and 39 in wilmington. again, it's all thanks to this storm that brought the heavy rains yesterday. yesterday was a complete mess. this system is here to the north. they are seeing heavy snows in boston, ban gore and maine. the snow is accumulating quickly. they will see a good 3 to 6 inches out of there. portland to boston they are seeing heavy snow and 40 to 45-mile an hour winds. it will be interesting to see what it does to the patriots broncos game. most of the forecast models suggests the storm will be out of there by then. t

dewpoint, 22. winds out of the east southeast at 5 miles per hour. allentown, the morning low was 6 degrees, trenton, 25. millville, 30, sea isle 32 degrees, satellite and radar showing a lot of cloud cover out there. we actually have a warm front stretching to the southwest of pittsburgh, you can see a little precipitation running along the front. that slides east over the next 24 to 36 hours. it keeps the cloud cover in place today, but ultimately it warms us up as we head into sunday and monday. a lot of could reach 60 degrees, you could see the pattern change taking place. all the cloud cover starting to move west to east. that's pacific air justing the rockies moving into the front range. we'll bottle up the arctic air to the north. you can see where the cold stuff is, up in canada. 40s and 50s southeast, 20s and 30s in the northeast. again we'll see the mild air overthrow the area the next couple of days. chilly today, tomorrow, nicer, return of sunshine, temperatures in the 50s and then we get into monday afternoon, monday starts out great, lo

dewpoint, 29. winds out of the north/sunset at 20 miles per hour.essure reading 0 inches. 39 in quakertown. these are actual air temperatures. martins creek 38. 43 in cinnaminson and 43 in gandys beach and smyrna. you factor in the winds it feels like the 30s. 26 for the poconos. 34 in reading, 33 in allentown and 41 in millville. locally we don't have too much going on, a little bit of cloudy cover pushing north to south. once this clears we'll go mostly sunny, it will be a nice looking day, it will be blustery and chilly, as that storm continues to sit and spin. you can see how this is pulling to the north. this is the same system that produced 20 inches of snow in the higher elevation of the carolinas. smoky mountains, actually, spring creek 20 inches of snow. we have a couple of ski resorts that are open this afternoon thanks to this system. luck, north carolina 18 irns 18 inches of snow, clinton, 2.8. you can see back end snow in the maine, vermont and new hampshire. for the most part this is a rain and wind storm for these folks up here. high

we're sitting at 45 degrees, dewpoint, 33. winds out of the south/southwest at 11 miles per hour. poconos 34. yesterday, 6 degrees, that was your morning low there, big improvement in the poconos. trenton, 43, millville, 46. wilmington, 45. lancaster, 39 degrees, as you look to the west, you can see the milder temperatures. charlie ton, 60. pittsburgh, 56. buffalo, 8 inches of snow -- 88 inches of snow about a week ago, now we're seeing temperatures in the 50s. this will be close to our high today, close to 60 degrees as we head into monday. you look farther to the west across the northern plains this is where the cold is starting to reload. the big difference with the next shot of cold air, the last several have dropped into the deep south making its way down into the panhandle of florida. this is moving west to east, it will hug the u.s./canadian border. we'll get clipped by this tuesday, that will drop the temperatures down to 41, 42, give or take in the city. it could be a mixed bag of precipitation. it's moving so quickly by wednesday we're back in the 50s. if you're travelin

dewpoint, 25. windy out of the west northwest. pressure starting to climb.hese numbers look like december. 26 in the poconos. 29 in allentown, 36 in philadelphia. millville, 28. trenton, 32. there's not much of a breeze, but when you factor that in it feels like 23 in allentown, poconos 25 and trenton 26 and 32 in wilmington. if your son has a soccer game make sure you're dressed appropriately you're dressed in the heavier coats, scarves and hats everything to keep you warm. temperatures are unseasonable cold. we have high, thin clouds in the process of pulling through. there's a cold front well out here to the west, i'll be racing east over the next 24 hours. later this afternoon we'll see a few high, thin clouds move in in advance of the front. that's about it. it's pretty much moisture starved. it will skirt on by and push into the canadian provinces. over the next several days it will be very, very quiet. later this afternoon, high, thin clouds, we start out with sun, increasing clouds. mostly cloudy overnight tonight. tomorrow we start out with clouds t

we have temperatures at the freezing mark, 32 degrees, dewpoint, 21. wind out of the west/northwest 7 miles per hour. here the numbers, 22 in the poconos. 25 in allentown. trenton, 30 degrees. wilmington, 28. lancaster, 24. millville, 26. fortunately there's not much of a breeze. there's enough to drop the actual air temperatures down 3 to 4 degrees. had we had a real strong gusty breeze out of the northwest. these windchills would be worse. it's cold, feels 19 in allentown. lancaster, 16. millville, 23. 26 in philadelphia. and 24 in trenton. here's the satellite and radar, lake-effect snowshowers they will rang on it across the western portions of upstate new york and pennsylvania. for us, mostly sunny skies today and we'll cloud up sunday, and maybe rain by the time we get into monday. speaking of rain and snow it's out here across the heartland of the nation. you'll see a swath of 3 to 5 inches over the next 24 to 36 hours that will reinforce the cold air that is still to come. these are current windchills across the country. feels like 36 down sout

dewpoint, 24. winds out of the north/northwest at 33 miles per hour. gusts closer to 40.ville. the poconos forecasting high temperatures of 39 today. you can see we're pretty much there now, we're not going to climb too much later on. saint david. 43. chester, 44. center city, 44. cinnaminson same number, buena, 45 degrees, bay temperature and ocean temperature starting to drop off quickly. windchills this is what it feels like when you step outside. feels like 33 in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. 43 in millville. and 33 in trenton. gusts again, 40-plus across the area. philadelphia, 43. allentown, 41 gusts. the peak wind gusts came from wrightstown new jersey that topped out at 40 miles per hour. this is a wind day, but it's a quick-moving storm. this system is now over my shoulder and blasting new england with heavy snows and rains. tomorrow it's up in the can cann maritimes which means we'll see sunshine on the backside of this thing today and tomorrow. heavy storms across the carolinas and smoke mountains and western and portions of south carolina. now they are seeing

dewpoint, 33. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour.ssure reading 30.16 inches holding steady. 31 in allentown. 34 in the poconos. trenton, 38. philadelphia, 42. wilmington, 40. millville, 42. the shore points closing in on 50 degrees. look at the warmth starting to build to the west. 55 in pittsburgh, buffalo, a week ago you were talking about 80 inches of snow and now you're in the 50s. charleston, 59 degrees. this will blow through the entire mid atlantic and northeast we'll see our temperatures in the mid 50s today saturday and low 60s tomorrow. satellite and radar locally just a few clouds out there this morning, that's about it. no travel dwhrais it's a nice -- delays, it's a nice quiet morning. boston is quite, chicago, detroit, minneapolis on time. dallas is quiet, as well. the only major hub that could see delays later this afternoon that would be san francisco. that's in the form of rain. you have the pineapple connection. the southern branch. jet is running through san francisco this morning. that could touch off showers ther

dewpoint, 25. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.18. it's starting to fall. trenton, 52. allentown, 51. lancaster and wilmington, 50. yesterday we topped out at 46. so we're already above yesterday's highs and when all is said and done we'll climb above average for a change only to see the numbers skyrocket into the 70s. temperature change 8 to 18 degrees milder than yesterday at this time. sat light and radar showing a few spritzes and sprinkles over the buffalo area. again, as eva mentioned they will climb into 50s and low 60s. they will see melting not to mention all the rain down toward the bottom of the screen. that's heading north into their direction. for us we'll see the clouds lower and thicken. this moisture will swing through with the approaching warm front. it's the air beneath the front that you will enjoy tomorrow. they are sitting in the 70s in jacksonville. i believe it's 76 degrees right now in jacksonville. orlando sitting at 80. there's warm stuff down to the south. the area of low pressure that's sitting east of dall

dewpoint, 38. the winds are light out of the west at 3 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.96 inches. the numbers themselves are very, very mild compared to the same time yesterday. reading 35, you were down to 25 or 26 the same time yesterday. allentown, 37. trenton, 41. millville, 42 and sea isle city not too bad, 48 degrees. you can see windchill wise there's not much of a breeze. windchill numbers are in the same ballpark as the actual air temperatures. here's a look at the air temperatures. reading 35, allentown, 37. philadelphia, 46 the windchills 35, 37, 46. we're not seeing much of a wind so we're not seeing those harsh conditions. satellite and radar showing a little bit of cloud cover across the mid atlantic states. we should break for sunshine later on. the wider view across the country we go there's not much to talk about, the only big player out there is this big polar front. we have watches and weren't storm warnings for the higher plains. this charges east wednesday, thursday, friday and should eat the eastern seaboard by wednesday night.

dewpoint, 4. him winds out of the west/southwest 14 miles per hour. pressure reading, 30 inches. 57 a popular number around the philadelphia area. millville, 57. dover, sea isle city, 56. a little bit cooler north and west. 24 hour temperature change impressive. we were stuck in the upper 40s yesterday, we were ten degrees warmer at this time yesterday, same thing for millville and wilmington, 9 in trenton and ten for the poconos. satellite and radar it's going to be a quiet afternoon. because of the coastal storm it's throwing back a little bit of cloud cover around the delaware valley. you get farther to the west lancaster and central portions of pennsylvania they are seeing more in the way of sunshine than we are picking up here, but nothing too terribly impressive with the system as it races on by to the northeast. the big player over the next couple of days will be this right here, this is the leading edge of the arctic air that is starting to work its way across the high plains. we have winters storm warnings and watches up for these states out

but it's way below average. 36 degrees, dewpoint, 25. winds are light out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. 26 in allentown. lancaster, 28. freezing in trenton. 29 in millville. sea isle city, the shorepoints are only a couple of degrees above freezing. it's the coldest morning we've seen in seven months around here. satellite and radar we have high, thin clouds passing by in the lehigh valley. everybody else is seeing mainly clear conditions. the idea is we'll start out with sunshine and see high, thin clouds as the day wears on. all this moisture you see hear will actually pass on by to the north. we really should not see any moisture from this front. it will pull through moisture starved, which is good news because we've had a lot of rain over the past couple of weeks. these numbers are not too terribly bad right now. you get above the u.s./canadian border. there's single digits and teens. that cold air is diving south. it will hit the high plains first and charging east. by the time we get into wednesday night and thursday, it wi

the morning we have winds buildings and windchills that will be chilly out there. 37 degrees, the dewpoint, 30. the winds are out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour that's giving switches feeling like the mid to upper 20s. a morning to bundle up. you can see the precipitation coming through. started out as rain and change over to snow. most of this affected grassy surfaces, it's been mild in the recent past, so the road surfaces are warm. if you see anything that's looks like ice, slow it down. we have clouds out to the west, generally speaking we're looking at partly sunny skies. we did get .2 of snow on grossy surfaces. allentown hit a record, half inch of snow at allentown international airport. how about that. graift ford half -- freighter ford a half -- graterford, a half inch. 41 degrees, 8:00. we are getting up to 45 degrees for the high in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 42 in reading, 45 in millville. and 44 in cape may partly sunny today with a cold wind. that will be the issue today all day into the this evening. cold wind blowing winds out of the northwest at 12 to 25 miles p

dewpoint, 21. wind out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.30 inches.ing something you would say -- resembling something you would see in december maybe january. millville, 26. dover, 29. there's not much of a breeze, but the little breeze that we have adds to the chill. feels like 17 in lancaster. 22 in reading. 20 in the poconos and 26 in philadelphia. it's an icy-cold morning. you have to allow yourself extra time. you'll is to scrape the frost off the wind cheeldz. we should -- windshield. we should be around 56, 57, a enwe're talking highs around 43, 42 this afternoon. we have a quick-moving system pushing through the great lakes providing that area with snow this afternoon. for us we're watching a storm system that has not developed yet across the gulf coast states. the low passes to our west which puts us on the mild side of things be it will be in the form of rain and not snow. they will see snows across western new england. for us later today looks like mostly sunny skies, will be cold, canadian high pressure in control. highs in the mid 40s. w

maybe the flurries move into the far northwestern suburbs over the next couple of hours, 28 degrees, dewpointthwest at 3 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.34 inches. 18 in allentown, 8 in the poconos. 21 lancaster. reading, 22. philadelphia, 28. i was trying to look for a silver lining. i believe i found something that may warm you up a little bit, at least we don't have windchills out there. so we're not dealing with much of a breeze, therefore the temperatures have plunged, but it will not feel that harsh when you step outside, nonetheless, bundle up. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the flurries approaching from the northwest. this is associated with a warm front coming in sunday and monday. it may touch off a couple of flurries for the far western suburbs. in the end this bfort will be responsible for making things feel better around here. the surface maps looks like. high pressure slides off the coast. we're on the chilly side of that high. the warm front punches through and winds shift out of the southwest. monday it turns warmer, the winds strengthen again, stronger out of the

dewpoint, 27. the winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. the windchills are making it feel like mid to upper 30s in philadelphia. lots of sunshine on the way once it gets up over the horizon, obviously there is there are thicker clouds out to the west. we start out with sun, but the clouds get thicker. noon, -- or 11, 46 degrees, 2:00 p.m., 51. and the high is 51. 51 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington, 48 degrees is the high in allentown. 49 in reading and low to mid 50s down the shore, that will be the mild spot if you want to call it that. there's the rain i talked about it. it does look like in the late afternoon hours it will pop up in the northern and western suburbs and sprinkles and showers elsewhere. notice there's a chains to snow in the poconos. temperatures will drop and by the time we get to 8:30 rest a chance of mixing of wet snow in the poconos. where that hits you could wind up with a coating on grassy surfaces. some of you could see light rain and some could see 0 a coating of snow. tomorrow, well, temperatures at dawn are go

dewpoint, 19. the winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour and the pressure is 29.98-inch. there's that 37 degrees. better than yesterday. as we look at satellite. we're looking at a fair amount of cloud cover to our west. it's high and thin enough where the sunshine will make it through the clouds through most of the day. the temperatures for today will be an improvement. 32 degrees by 8:00. 11:39 and the high is 45 degrees at 2:00. ten degrees better yesterday an 39 degrees by 5:00. 5:00 we're in the 30s, again, with not all that much of a breeze blowing, 10 to 20 miles per hour and above freezing temperatures we're looking good. high temperatures across the region. it will be cooler in allentown, but, again a den degree improvement over yesterday. 45 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. upper 40s down the shore in cape may and atlantic city. there's colder air out to the west, you can see it dipping down into cincinnati and saint louis, tomorrow we'll get a front popping down that will allow the colder conditions back for about a day and half, by saturday afternoon we'll st

the temperature and the dewpoint the same with very little mixing.now. from our sutro tower camera it looks pretty good. 52 around mountain view. half moon bay 46. ice pretty cool right along the coast. that's going to change throughout the afternoon today and tomorrow. and a look at san jose. nice and sunny. how about 78 today for you? so that's going to be well above average. some of the temperatures in the north bay, pretty cool, 44 in santa rosa. 47 in napa. we have fog out by the delta. concord and livermore has dropped another degree at 49 degrees. so the visibility has been a problem by the delta. less than a quarter mile. oakland just a quarter mile and the san carlos airport, look at that. we are looking at some pretty foggy conditions, even extending toward the coast now. you are doing fine last hour. but now the fog is right along the shoreline. take a look at mt. tam. this is what its going to win out throughout the day. plenty of november sun. that going to allow temperatures to be pretty warm. in fact, we are going to see probably not a

radar showing part of the reason why it's getting so cold, first of all, we have very dry air, low dewpointn see any clouds if earlier today really eroding so good radiational cooling and one thing you notice clouds over the ocean this is caused by cool air over the relatively warm ocean. and that cool air will stay with us tonight and really through the weekend. so tonight, mostly clear. the coldest night since march. 22 in the lower suburbs or cooler suburbs i should say and 29 for center city and tomorrow this high pressure right over us will stay on the chilly side, 43 degrees des spits lots of sunshine. as we head into sunday sneaking off the eastern sea board and flow out of the southwest and temperatures milder, 49. but it clouds up ahead of the next storm system. this low pressure will ride up along that front and if you're hoping for snow on monday i know some people are not going to happen here. we in the mild sector of this system. we'll be seeing the rain. any snow will miss up well north and west. behind this system on tuesday, even colder, huge dip in the jet stream. temperatu

dewpoint, 46 degrees. the winds out of the east at 5 miles per hour.ds across the region are running in the single digits in most spots. notice you how the wind is coming in off the ocean and spinning back toward the northwest. we're getting a counter clockwise flow around this, and they will push southeast and due east later on as the low slides out to sea. at the end of the rush hour it looks wet with the very least on and off steady to moderate rain. later in the morning and in the afternoon we transition to gray skies and spotty showers. and later in the afternoon, more significant showers could pop up. and 10:00, 11:00 we're beginning to dry out and cecily and adam will have more on that on channel 17 and 6abc respectively. we're looking at at a half inch to an inch of rain. as we go through the day we're looking at cool conditions. the high of 60 hits around 2:00. in the 50s otherwise at times damp. the high temperatures across the region show a range. we'll only get up to 55 in in allentown an 60 in cape may and philadelphia, everybody else pret

the dewpoint is low, meaning it's dry, crisp air. the winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour. they will pick up later on, probably about 10 to 20 miles per hour as we go through the day. speaking of which i'll put that always on day board for you and day planner so you can see how the day is going to go. we'll saturday out sunny and wind up with a mix of sun and clouds as we roll through the day. 42 by 8:00. 55 by 11:00. there's the high of 59 degrees that's at 2:00 probably holding until 3:00, as well. dropping to 51 by 5:00 p.m. and below that by 6:00. 58 in wilmington, even numbers up and down the pike. 57 in cape may is one of the cooler spots. tomorrow, partly sunny skies for election day. with high pressure rolling to the south, the winds are not as strong. what we get is a flow out of the west and maybe out of the southwest that will draw in milder air. you'll see improvement tomorrow in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. here it is. 59 degrees is today's high, a mix of sun and clouds, cool a little bit on the breezy side. look out for debris on the roads tha

the view at the philadelphia international airport where it is chilly. 34 degrees in the city with dewpoints also down into -- we're down into the 20s now. winds out of the west at # miles per hour. -- 8 miles per hour. 31 in allentown. reading 32. the freezing mark is 32 degrees. several locations are below freezing. poconos 27, sea isle city, 36. we are 15 degrees colder than this time yesterday. you factor in the winds feels like the 20s. we have cloud cover sneaking in from the north. places like the lehigh valley starting out with sunshine. we'll see high, thin clouds overspread the area this afternoon. for the immediate delaware valley we'll start out with sun and high, thin clouds as the day wears on. really the on him system out there, is this cold front right here, fortunately most of the moisture for the next 4r-8 hours will pass on by to the north. the cold front comes through and that will recent reenforce the cold air tomorrow. arctic air temperatures are in the teens and below zero. that's a wicked shot of cold air, so early in the season greeting the united states, especially

dewpoint, the goose egg, relative humidity very low. only 27%. and winds out of the west now at 12. they are going to calm down tonight and that's going to allow the temp to fall. 27 right now in chevy chase and arlington. 25 in german town. 26 in fairfax. everybody is in the 20s. these are not windchills. we will factor in the winds now. there is still a little bit of a windchill. feels like in the teens. 18 in frederick. 17 leesburg. 17 manassas. feels like 722 downtown. kind of double-edged sword. the winds die down but the terms plummet because of that. how much is it than this time yesterday? 21 degrees colder in d.c. 24 degrees colder in charlottesville and 28 degrees colder. the winds will diminish tonight. that's going to allow the temperatures to fall into the mid-teens in the burbs. still very cold on wednesday despite the fact we turn around and get a southwest wind. highs are still in the 30s. and then still chilly on thursday with temperatures in the 40s. cold front moves through late wednesday night, early on thursday. 10:00 tonight temps in the 20s. 24 gaithersburg. 2

the temperature right now in philadelphia, we have slipped to below the freezing mark. 31 degrees, dewpointown there at 12. that's an indication of very dry crisp air. winds out of the west-northwest picking up a bit now to 23 miles per hour. we're already seeing some gusts a little higher than that around the region and your gusts today will be in the 30 to 35 miles per hour range. combined with the cold that's going to make it feel pretty uncomfortable. does look like we'll see a fair amount of sunshine today as rain from yesterday and cloud cover is getting closer and closer to the coast. temperatures are not going to treat us all that well. we're going for a 28-degree reading at 8 o'clock and then 31 by 11:00 and 33 is your high at 2 o'clock. really the numbers just don't go very far today. we have a fair amount of sunshine out there. but cold conditions. down the shore high temperatures today will be a little bit better but still chilly in the upper 30's. 33 is your high in philadelphia. and up in allentown, below freezing, same thing in reading. and the freezing mark today in lancaste

the dewpoint is 8. a dry air mass winds out of the northwest at 9 miles-an-hour.lphia international airport a lot of folks are flying in for the marathon. more than 30,000 runners. it's cold. the wind chill is 28 degrees. great news for all of the race this is weekend. nice. saw the for the rothman 8k. it will be cold at 7:30. i am running that race. i am going to run in tights. for the half marathon on sunday it's partly sunny. by noon 52 degrees. most of the race temperatures in the 40s. you can wear the throwaway layers and peel them off and throw them away. they are collected and given to the homeless shelters. it's a win-win situation. >>> what a relief for the runners. they were fearing that the keith russell temperatures will that d temperatures would continue. >>> and turning to a special report. involving a culinary craze. a small personal o percentage oe population can not digest gluten. many don't want to eat it anyway. why that may pose a risk. >>reporter:in this deli the sandwich is glut te en-free. >> they hope that it will lose weight or better dige

the dewpoint is low. it's a dry air winds out of the southwest at 13 miles-an-hour.lmington we see a glow on christina river. and the pressure is 30.19 inches. the westerly winds not as strong. 13 miles-an-hour in philadelphia. 10 in allentown. 14 in dover. at the shore between 6 and 10 miles-an-hour. we'll talk about a couple of great days ahead. soaking rain is on the way and chilly winds. >>> all right, that sounds good. >>> thank you, adam. chopper 6 hd is live over breaking news. the breaking news we showed you last half-hour. the northbound lanes of i-95 remains closed at this hour. it's at the bartram avenue exit after a fatal crash. the backup from the road closure has continued to grow. matt pellman will update us on the story. >>> and tying up the evening commute tonight. >>> coming up in two days country's biggest stars are hitting the stage in nashville for the country music awards on 6abc. >>> they are hitting the stage on something that is hand-made in lehigh valley here is her report for the last 181 years. [♪] >> everyone works on each guitar as if it

of the year. 6 degrees, the dewpoint, 20. the pressure reading 39.39 inches. this is where we started out this morning. millville, 23 degrees. allentown and atlantic city, 24. pilots, 26. philadelphia, 32. these were the coldest windchills, felt like 17 in millville. 19 in allentown. 18 in atlantic city, 22 in pottstown. 35 riebility -- right now in reading, 35 in the poconos fortunately we're seeing sunshine out there, that will help things a bit. we're seeing lake-effect snow. we're expecting sunshine from start to finish. if you're traveling you may want to check ahead because we have a swath of snow that will drop 2 to 4 inches from west to east across the midwest into the great lake states later this afternoon into the overnight. once that passes on by to the north it turns on the lake effect machine. some of the areas on the eastern side of the great lakes could see one to two feet. on top of that we have unseasonable cold air encompassing the entire 48. these are windchills. feels like 10 below in bismarck. feels like 3 # in dallas. 24 in atlanta. look

we're crystal clear. 24 degrees in philadelphia, dewpoint, 15, winds out of the southwest at 3 are miles per hour. umbrellas you are reading is up there, 30.53 inches. allentown, 18. poconos, 17, philadelphia, 24. millville is 13 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. philadelphia, 5, allentown, 6 and trenton, 6 degrees colder, as well. the satellite abbey radar showing -- satellite and radar showing not much going on locally. this will modify and swing through. this is south of el paso, this will pull to the north an make the left-hand side turn and go up the appalachians again and into the great lakes. fortunately this time around as it passes to the west it will put us on the milder side of things and temperatures, wait until you see what happens monday afternoon. feels like spring. it will like winter right now and feel like spring although it's technically fall. surface maps, cool canadian high pressure in control. it slides off the coast as we get into sunday and the winds shift out of the southwest. sunday is a better day, combination of sun and clouds, high temperatures in t

dewpoint at 37. the winds out of the south at 6 miles-an-hour. the pressure is 31.4.so the eagles gameday forecast. we have it covered for you. cool, clear and calm. kickoff temperature, 51. in the first-quarter, 60 on the way. the big cooldown happens later on this weekend. i'll share with you the numbers. >>> thank you, very much. a few things can get yo you into the holiday spirit. the gingerbread house display at the shops at liberty place is for your viewing pleasure. it is at the fairmount properties. you can see the gingerbread houses for free until the 21st. >>> the smell of the holidays for sure. still to come which junk drawer items you can cash in on. >>> they are four-letter words that many cringe when i hear. how do i look? an app lets you off the hook into the new design offering outfit device. >>> and melissa magee returns with the full accuweatherforeca. >>> a utah family is trying to come to grips with their daughter's terrifies attempted kidnapping. they talked about saving their 5-year-old daughter lainey taken from their home in the night. troy mor

when the temperature drops down to the dewpoint, you have the fog forming as typically happens out towards area as well. >> head's up, first thing tomorrow morning, fog will be able formality out. there coolest locations in the up upper 30s, napa, san francisco 50 degrees and san josi starting out of the day in the upper 40s. so we have been tracking three systems this wik. the last one in the series is now scooting out to the south and east. this is the front that produced the rainfall this morning, a dry weather pattern developing and high pressure returns. so the stormtracker heads to the north and with this high in place you will notice the change in temperatures warming back up for monday and tuesday. by tuesdays warmest locations back into the low pressures. as far as rain chances nothing showing up in the five-day forecast, but possibly next weekend. we could be tracking some more raindrops and, in fact, possibly significant rainfall. we'll be welcoming that in the long-range forecast. for tomorrow morning, watch out federal court fog and higher clouds approaching the region in the

dewpoint, 17. winds have gone calm.ure reading, 30.35 inches. 17 in allentown, 8 in the poconos. 26 for philadelphia. trenton, 20. millville, 21. very january-like. reading, 22. everybody running anywhere from 8 to 17 degrees colder than this time yesterday. we continue to feel the january-like chill out there. things are starting to change. we can see that on the satellite and radar composite. this is a warm front. the air at 10,000 feet with the front is starting to warm. it will take sometime for the warm airplane to get to the surface. today is chilly, but eventually we get into tomorrow and monday, we start to warm up. all levels of the atmosphere as the this pushes business through. by monday, we'll see temperatures are warmer. this is double scan live. snow showers are showing up across central p-a. i wouldn't be surprised if they say survive the journey over the mountains and make it into the western suburbs. the good news you can see all the air coming off the pacific. when the pattern starts to turn west to ea

dewpoint, 36. winds are light out of the west at 3 miles per hour. the pressure reading is 30 inches on the dot. you can see how nicely we warmed up. these are yesterday's lows, millville, pottstown, allentown in the upper 30s, dover, 32. ful philadelphia 34. this morning this is where we started out. millville, 40 degrees, we're 134 dwreetz milder there. -- degrees milder there. philadelphia 11 degrees milder at 45. we're already starting to raise the temperatures here. as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday we're back in the 60s it will feel fantastic once again. 47 in philadelphia. trenton, 46. allentown, 44. poconos 42. him millville, 51. we have a coastal storm that's developing it's far out to sea it's close enough to where the jersey shore you'll hang on to cloud cover a little bit longer than inland locations. you can see clearing north and west of the city. it should be a nice day overall. all of this will stay well east of the delaware valley. so we're not expecting anything with this. what we're concerned about is this right here, th

all the moisture is moving back toward the western suburbs. 45 degrees, dewpoint, 41.rth northeast at 22. millville, 46 degrees, allentown, had a. poconos 40 and trenton, 44. there are the gusts, 32 in philadelphia. millville, 30. trenton, 21. atlantic city, 26 miles per hour. here's the coastal storm that continues to develop. now fortunately this is pushing toward the northeast and it's moving at a good pace, bring a little bit of wet weather to the area today, by the time this thing gets going it's a problem for new england and not us down here in the delaware valley. a little bit of good news for us, they will see snow up here, it will accumulate. they will see 3 to 4 inches of the white stuff from the system. theywe'll see the rain and windt we'll miss out on the snow. we have an area of low pressure, and with the high pressure moving in that creates the wind tunnel effect. winds will howl out of the north overnight tonight. and pick up in intensity. tomorrow we'll see winds at 40 miles per hour in parts of the area. we'll see the sun, but it will be cooler with h

dewpoint, 21, winds out of the west/northwest at 8 miles per hour. pressure is continuing to climb 30.32 inches. lancaster, 25. millville, 24. feels like 18 in lancaster. 22 in reading, allentown, 20, and wilmington, 21, feels very january-like out there. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine, clouds overhead north and west, these will clear out quickly. we're expecting blue skies most of the way. this will supply a nice blanket of snow over the ohio valley over the next 24 hours. this will pass on by to the north. we're watching a system across the gulf coast states that will bring rain on monday. busy mark 2 below. omaha, 26. look at new orleans, 41 degrees in new orleans. jacksonville, 40. every single state in the lower 48 some areas of the states woke up to temperatures of 32 degrees or lower. that includes florida, texas, arizona all the states you would think of when you think of warm weather. when the front came through last week, look what it did to denver. monday's high, 65. tuesday, 16 with a low of 14 below. was oscar pistorius was per, w

dewpoint, 43. temperatures pretty much going to hold steady throughout the entire afternoon.day. winds out northeast 17 miles per hour. only 42 in quakertown, tanersville, 41. him pilots, 44. chester about -- pottstown, 44. chester, a 45. buena 48 avalon 50 degrees, winds starting to pick up, these are gusts right now out of the northeast driving 20 to 25 miles per hour. we'll see gusts between 30 and 35 miles per hour later this afternoon as this coastal storm right here continues to develop over the next 12 to 24 hours, this thing will blossom always the energy from the secondary low joins forces wltsdz -- with this, that takes the ball and goes running up the coastline. this is the beginning of november. it's not a tree mend outlines amount of cold -- tremendous amount of cold air. had this been colder air this would be a big storm. over the next 24 hours, call it windy and damp today and tomorrow. tomorrow, lots of sunshine, maybe morning clouds, that's about it. here's future tracker 6. you can see the rains out there today. all this is pulling away as the coastal gets g

dewpoint, 28.e a lot of viewing area saw temperatures dop down -- drop down to. we had temperatures in the 20s. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure 30.08. millville, 42. lancaster, 37. all these numbers well below average for this time of the year. here's the saving grace. we had temperatures drop into the 20s and 30s, but a lot of windchills are the same as the actual air temperatures so we're not seeing too much of a wind out there, therefore it doesn't feel as similar are as it did last weekend when we had gusts up to 40 miles per hour. satellite and radar, we have clear conditions across the delaware valley. high, thin clouds in the lehigh valley. this is the batch of cloud cover that will sneak in across the viewing area later this afternoon. the moisture is up across the great lakes. this passes by to the north. this comes in later this afternoon, harmlessly nothing will happen with that because there's no interaction with this system up here and this storm system to the

with the dewpoint of 30. so the air is dry, winds out of the north/northwest these will continue to whip around all day, right now 23 miles per hour, pressure reading under 30 inches. actual air temperatures, these did not drop off, reading, 42, millville, 42. of trenton, 41. you factor if the winds it feels like the low to mid 30s out there. more than likely we'll continue to see windchills in the 30s all day. this coastal storm brought the lousy weather to the area. as that pulls north it's turns into a snowstorm for maine, vermont and new hampshire. we'll see cloud cover this morning with a gradual increase in sunshine. by afternoon you'll see the sun. here's the system, that's going to continue to pull north. wind on the opposite side blow out of the northwest. this is the same system that crushed the carolinas. take a look at the video. you don't think about heading south to pick up snow. but we're in the smoky mountains right now and some of these locations saw astronomical snowfall amounts. even though