it's really mild out there due to all the cloud cover and the higher dewpoints. we are looking at just a slight chance of showers today. i wish we had a stronger cold front on the way but the headline this morning is mild temperatures with low 40s by the delta. 52 in oakland. it is 10 degrees warmer hatch moon bay. 54. 50 los gatos, fog and 48 san jose. visibility reduced certainly up in the north bay with the mile and mile and three quarters. san jose also looking at fog. we are looking at a hazy afternoon once again from our sutro tower camera. high pressure allowing for the poor air quality and another spare the air day. upper 50s to low 60s with plenty of cloud cover along the inland valleys. mid-60s around the bay. it's mild out there. getting milder in the days ahead. will we see any rain? i have the answer to that and a look at your temperatures, your dewpoint temperatures for the highs today coming up. chris. >> thank you. we will check in with you in a little bit. an investigation is underway in fremont after police opened fire killing a man they say was

that's where the dewpoints are.st highs tomorrow i mentioned this earlier, you're going to see upper 60s and low 70s not just for tomorrow but as we head into wednesday as well. thins change on thursday as clouds increase. so everything up over the top. that's how it goes for the next couple of days. here's the long range model. friday morning this is our chance for maybe a sprinkle. it's nothing right. it's going to mainly increase clouds and cool things off slightly. we're back to it with plenty of nice weather and offshore winds. a dry period, but i hinted at a shot of rain. that comes up on the 17th of january. the models are coming together on this and they're suggesting a pretty, significant rainfall then. maybe two or three storms and it should be nice. it's nice to have this nice weather but it is always nice to have rain on the horizon. >> so a couple of weeks from now. >> a couple of weeks from now we should have rain. >> that's a ways out. >>> a bay area man and hiking partner now about half way up one of

dewpoints are in the upper 20s. so that means temperatures will drop another couple of degrees potentially around the bay. right now we are freezing in novato and fairfield at 32. 30 degrees in napa, santa rosa and 33 concord and livermore. so looking at numbers to go another 2 degrees colder or so for some upper 20s in livermore, and then we will begin to recover underneath a clear sky. so the freeze warning through 9:00 this morning with temperatures from the upper 20s to low 30s. and hopefully you have covered or brought in some of the sensitive plants and, of course, the pets as well. the north to east bay valleys and the santa cruz mount take place. so we are looking at numbers just a tad warmer in the inland valleys but it's colder. 3 degrees colder hayward and san carls with warming around the airport. but put it all together, a sunny afternoon. temperatures aren't going to warm up much. we have a spare-the-air day today. north bay, the coast, and central bay have poor air quality. snow woodburning throughout

dewpoint in the 40s and 50s. starting out with temperatures a little on the muggy side and economist drizzle, as well. certainly fog in the san joaquin valley and also the south bay and north bay. 52 san francisco and a look at visibility in miles and you will see by the delta with just a quarter mile visibility some restrictions there. three quarter in santa rosa two mile in petaluma and mountain through and san jose 4 to 6 miles. warm, yeah big time. 5 december warmer in novato, 11 disease warmer than this time yesterday in half moon bay. the spare the air day today. poor air quality. and we will talk about how long the mild temperatures will last and the prospect for rain coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you very much. 5:01 is or time. an investigation is underway in fremont after police opened fire killing a man they say was carrying a large knife near a neighborhood park. witnesses describe the terrifying moments leading up to the shooting. if all started near lake arrowhead avenue and ended at the park. kat

it's tomorrow when things get active again. 16 degrees in, dewpoint, minus 3.ustained at 23 miles per hour. ten for athlete -- fleetwood. 17 tore center city, 17 in glassboro, 20 in smyrna. 18 in boon that and woodbine 20 degrees, when you factor in the winds, feels like 7 below in the poconos. you were around 20 or 21 below a few hours ago. reading, minus 4 and philadelphia and trenton minus 2. bundle up in layers, it will trap the body heat close and keep you warmer. the satellite and radar nothing going on. as we look wider and go out to the high plains and heartland of the nation this sunday's storm. looks like a big blob of rain and temperatures are in the 90s. as it marches east it will encounter colder air. precip types with the event. we can't catch a break in south jersey for snow. from lang through philadelphia and jersey shore it's riding parallel to that pennsylvania turnpike from that point north looks like a mainly a snow event as we'll see somewhat colder temperatures, this is another trend that's starting to develop. i hope this is wrong. this i

dewpoint 10, winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. that's a good sign that means the mild air will move in at least aloft it will work its way down to the surface. 22 in philadelphia. 18 in milville. 18 in the poconos and trenton. we're not seeing much of a wind. the windchills are close to what the air temperatures are. not as harsh as yesterday. satellite and radar we'll start out with sunshine this morning and then these high, thin clouds will make their way in from southwest to northeast in advance of another system that's developing east of texas this morning that will pull northeastward into the mid atlantic and the northeast. it will provide us with a sloppy mess everybody climbs above freezing during the morning hours, as the precipitation begins the air will be below 32 degrees. that means sleet and freezing rain and period of snow in the poconos. the national weather service has issued an winter weather advisory for everybody not including the jersey shore and places like cumberland county in south jersey and cape may and at

dewpoint, 2. windy out of the north/northwest at 9 miles per hour. showing the teens north and west low 20s south and east. when you factor in the winds you subtract five or six degrees from the numbers you saw there. it's a blustery and cold morning, but cold, but better. we have clouds increasing from the west and system from the south, we'll have two systems converge. it will take its time getting here. today we'ren brighter side of things -- we're on the brighter side of things and we get into sunday, we have clouds and periods of rain and it comes down heavy at times. the cold will be in place first thing tomorrow morning. as the moisture arrives initially it could fall in the form of freezing rain or sleet. you can see the shades of blue that we are checking the ice pellets to mix in at the onset. as we get going the storm will get warmer and it will go over to rain. periods of rain, it will be heavy at times. by 2:30, this is a quick-moving system. 2:30, the edge is past philadelphia and moving north toward trenton and ocean and monmouth count

dewpoint minus 4. winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour. pressure 33.44 inches. 13 in allentown. 4 for the poconos. 15 in trenton. 18 in millville. 12 in reading. the winds continue to pick up. 15 in reading, 15 in philadelphia. 14 in wilmington. 17 in atlantic city. you take the temperatures and factor in the winds. feels like 4 in philadelphia. 4 below in reading. 5 below in the poconos. and 8 in millville. temperatures will get into the 20s today, it will never feel like that. the winds will make it feel like the teens from start to finish. by the time we get into sunday, the winds relax the cold eases a bit as it retreats back up to the north and into canada. satellite and radar we'll have sun and clouds today. surface maps looks like big dome of cold air breezy sunshine, blustery and cold. sunday it starts to retreat. high temperatures go back above freezing for sunday. increasing clouds out of the southwest as the winds begin to shift. that sets up a potential problem monday morning. at the low level the air close to the ground will b

dewpoint minus 3. winds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. those are the stained wind speeds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour. we've seen gusts up to 40 in the poconos where it's 2 degrees. 12 in trenton. 15 in will i millville, a windchill of 1. 3 below in allentown and 8 below in reading. satellite and radar not much to talk about its a quiet day, it will be cold but a decent amount of sunshine, blustery windchills. sunday that's when all this mess out here charges east and produces snow late sunday into sunday night. the snow gets heavier monday morning. this is coming off the front range of the rockies, this is the huge storm the center is way back here towards las vegas. this will shift east over the next 48 hours. the super bowl starting around 6:30. light snow is breaking out about an hour past that. it will pick up in intensity north and west, by the midnight hour we get into monday morning. look at the snow in the city points north and west. it's coming down heavy at times. south of there it's rain, heavy at times. for south jers

well above freezing of 3 #. 28 is the -- 32. 28 is the dewpoint. winds out of the southwest. everybody is above 32 degrees. poconos, 30. allentown 35, philadelphia, 36. trenton 33. there's a breeze out of the southwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. even though the temperatures are in the 30s. the windchills are in the 20s. this is the storm system we're watching tonight into tomorrow morning. it will redevelop off the coast and wallop new england tonight. this is the water vapor image the counter clockwise swirl is strengthening as it passes by omaha and pushes into the northern plains heading to the ohio valley. today is a nice, quiet afternoon we'll see high temperatures in the low to mid 40s, should be nice across south jersey, normal high 32 degrees, then we get into the overnight hours after midnight. here comes the light snow breaking out west to east across the area which should transform its energy to a coastal storm. the coastal storm flows back, if this takes place these bands will have 4 to 50 miles per hour. we'll see snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour. it could b

dewpoint, 4. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. these two numbers combined gives us a feels like temperature in the upper single digits. 12 in allentown. 4 in the poconos. 14 for reading. lancaster, 19. that's the number for philadelphia, wilmington and dover. today is a good one. high pressure holding on for one more day. we had a cold front slide through yesterday. ahead of the front, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the low 40s and then the front slammed through the numbers started to drop off the winds picked up, it was brisk and cold toward the second half of friday. today that high pressure is sliding through. with the high rate over top of us the winds have relaxed we'll see sunshine, as well. we go wider we're watching two systems, the first one is here, this is another arctic front we'll see rain and snow showers associated with that. the second feature is developed you see the cloud mass across the mississippi and alabama. as the front pushes east it will pick it up and pull it north into into the mid atlantic and the no

philadelphia 20 degrees, dewpoint, 3.e north northeast at 14 miles per hour that's giving us a windchill in the upper single digits. most areas in the teens. these are actual air temperatures. poconos 5 trenton 14, millville, 19. most windchills are anywhere from 8 to 12 degrees a little bit colder than the air temperatures this morning. satellite and radar showing nothing across the mid atlantic. the farther west we go there's not much going on until we hit the high plains, this is an area of low pressure. it's where an trailing cold front is starting to take shape and gather strength here. that will march east over the next 12 to 24 hours. in the process of moving east it picks up this guys right here, that's our rainmaker as we head into sunday morning. future tracker 6 well skip over today, today is before bright and sunny. sunday, there's a small sliver of moisture, but the rain will come down in buckets within this sliver here. sunday morning, it will be damp and dreary and miserable. lots of ponding and low visibil

dewpoints are in the upper 30s, low 40s. fog when you start tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. when i come back we'll go looking for rain. there's a chance in the five day. not a ton of rain but it's something then we'll go beyond that as well. i'll see you back here after a couple of breaks. >> thank you, bill. >>> a potential hazard prompts ikea to recall crib mattresses. plus a new addition outside at&t park. at 10:30, the new venue that's planned in time for giant's opening day. >>> up first, controversial new ads on nummi buses that include that picture of hitler. an ad that nummi says it has to allow. its high-strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body makes it up to 700 pounds lighter. and with less of its own lard to move around, it can move more of yours.12,200 pounds. the most towing of any half-ton pickup. the all-new ford f-150. the future of tough. >>> it's a new ad campaign on the sides of nummi buses linking adolph hitly with islam. and it's stirring an emotional uproar in san francisco. the ads first appeared after the terrorist a

we're sitting at 34 degrees, dewpoint 15. wind out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour, the pressure is well over 30 inches. 26 in allentown. reading, 29. the cloud line is running like this. the numbers are colder north and west. you're not seeing sun in the lehigh valley. 35 in millville. dover, 39. we're seeing the winds shifting out of the south/southwest that's why we're so much milder down hear. yesterday was bone-chilling cold with highs in the teens and 20s. we have a chill in the air. wilmington feels like 26. even though you're closing in on 40. trenton, 25. here's the satellite and radar you can see the cloud line that's running parallel to the turnpike this afternoon. everybody north of that cloudy, everybody south of that we're seeing sunshine here. that's why i'm picking up the warmer temperatures, starting to see the mixed precip out there across the ohio that's the beginning of the leading edges of our next weather maker that gets in here monday morning. the wired view shows a close up of it. all that moistu

that's how it will remain throughout your sunday. 17 degrees dewpoint, 7. pressure reading is through the roof. 30.68 inches that will bring a decent amount of sunshine early on before the clouds increase this afternoon. 14 in reading, 16 in allentown. 17 in philadelphia. 15 in trenton. every now and then we have a couple of locations that start to show the single digits again because the winds have gone calm and aloud radiational cooling to develop, it's a cooling process when it's cold, the numbers tank. in areas it's bitter cold. we have an area of low pressure east of dallas that will move into our next of the woods. we'll start out with sunshine, by afternoon here come the clouds they lower and thicken. in the overnight hours we see light sleet and freezing rain, 7:30 it will be mainly south and west of the city. temperatures will be below freezing the magic number is 32 degrees you get above that the ice starts to melt on contact. we're seeing temperatures close to that number by 7:30, as we advance this thing through you'll notice how most of this wi

we're at 16 degrees, minus 6 that's the dewpoint.inds out of southwest sunset at 16 miles per hour. the temperatures will not cooperating we'll be stuck in the upper teens and low 20s all day long. 12 in reading, 18 in millville. 8 below in the poconos. 3 below in allentown and five in lancaster. as longs the winds are out of the northwest which they will continue to be, we'll drive the icy cold air down into the delaware valley. it's minus 12 in buffalo. excuse me, minus 12 in pittsburgh and big -- binghamton. this is the way the feels-like temperatures will play out throughout date. all day we're looking at upper teens throughout the viewing area. far western suburbs is upper single digits and low teens. it will be blustery and cold. satellite and radar, we have a tiny area of low pressure zipping along the mason dixon line. we'll see sunshine out there this morning and this afternoon. once we get into sunday, the high works out to sea the winds shift out of the southwest that allows the cloud cover to roll on in here. sunday we st

dewpoints are in a position where we could see not a bunch of it. like widespread but just pockets of it down the low lying areas out by gernville. out by the low lying water sources. 38 in half-moon bay. the way it works out is temperatures are going to drop tonight in some of these valleys and you're going to get down to the dewpoint temperatures especially in the north bay. if you have travel plans especially north and east bay and out toward davis and the sacramento river. watch out for that stuff because it can be nasty. a freeze warning in effect and not just for santa rosa area. but for the livermore valley as well. overnight low tonight in livermore 29 degrees. 42degrees at 10:00 and 55 degrees for a daytime high in livermore tomorrow downtown. when i come back, we're talking about the cold for tomorrow morning, the clouds move in and then they start to move out. there's even some sprinkles in the forecast. >> we'll see you in a little bit, thank you bill. >>> one of the famous paddle wheels is grounded. we're going to tell you what happened

dewpoint 4. winds out of the west northwest at 16 miles per hour. you combine it we have windchills in the single digits. poconos, 3. 9 in lancaster. reading, 11. 17 in millville. 15 in trenton. 2 in philadelphia. 2 below in allentown. 4 in millville. a whopping 5 degrees in sea isle city. actually pales in comparison to what's going out here over the great lakes. these are air temperatures. as long as the wind is out of the northwest we'll tap into this air mass. from now until then we'll drive the cold air into the delaware valley. these are temperatures later this morning. 22 degrees by lunchtime in philadelphia. later this afternoon, the modeling has us up to 26. accuweather will go 24 for a high temperature today. you factor in the winds it will feel like the teens throughout the afternoon. satellite and the radar nothing going on across the mid atlantic. lake-effect snow warnings for portions of buffalo and lake erie and ontario they are expecting 3 to 5 feet of snow. you remember november they saw 90 inches of snow. but it's not going to be t

dewpoint 11, very dry, in fact there's an enhanced fire danger across rural areas and forests today because of the low humidity and blustery winds at 14 miles per hour. satellite and radar shows you we have cloud cover up to the north. we'll enjoy another day where we see a dominant sun. 38 degrees is the high in philadelphia at 2:00 and 36 degrees by 5:00 and your high temperatures today not getting all that far up there. only 34 in allentown. 36 in allentown, 38 in philadelphia. there will spots that get up to 40 but with the brisk cold wind it will feel like the 0s even at the best of times. in you're heading to the mummers parade wundle -- bundle up. 34 by 10:00, 38 by 2:00. 6:00 p.m. air temperature 37 degrees, the winds are running 20 miles per hour at times on the beach that will give you a windchill of 27, my advice which i gairch you at noon -- which i gave you at noon, make sure you have a friend standing by with towels. friday we'll moderate up to 44. we're watching a system down to the south that will come in saturday and sunday, it might bring us rain, there might be an wintry

the dewpoint is 10, very low dry air. there's a slightly enhanced chance of brushfires in the rural areas because of the low humidity and the wind and the fairly dry forest floor. 16-mile an hour is the current wind out of the west/southwest in philadelphia. we're looking at a lack of significant cloud cover i'll write always on day planner in case you want to glanls -- glance ahead. 31 degrees by 8:00. 35 by 11:00. it will feel like the 20s most of the day because of the significant breeze. high temperatures, 34 in in allentown. 35 in reading getting up to 40 in cape may and millville anticipate dover this afternoon. in case that last set of numbers didn't convince you, and you are heading to the mummers parade. sunny, breezy conditions, obviously you want lots of layers gloves and hats and scarves. if you're taking a polar plunge happening down the shore the ocean temperature is as high as 44. matt looked you mean brigantine, 42 degrees there. air temperature 37 wind at 20 making it feel like 27. friday morning we're go

it's cold along with the arriving sun. 22 degrees and the dewpoint, # that's bone dry. winds north northwest. we're sunny in the morning and clouds increase during the day. 22 degrees by 8:00. 11:00 a.m. 28, 34 by 2:00 p.m. high of 35 around #-- 3:00 p.m. high temperatures a little bit of a range. allentown around the freezing mark. down the shore, 40 somewhere in the middle. not much wind, but increasing clouds. by # or 6 -- 6 or 6:30 p.m. we'll pick up precipitation southern gloucester county it will be snow and south it will be rain. farther north you go accumulations will be higher. this is during the evening hours, the 10:00 p.m. view. 11:00 p.m. we're down to not a whole lot happening. the poconos might see snow showers in the morning but i say not going to be much. how much are we expecting? the models not on board with each other but these are light amounts and we are very confident with that we're going from a coating to an inch in and around philadelphia. the farther north we go because of the wierdz cover -- wider coverage, it will be one to two inches. that'

we're expecting that to fizzle away and we'll see mostly cloudy skies. 44 degrees, dewpoint # -- 41. winds out of the west/southwest 14 miles per hour. millville, 53 degrees, dover 48. philadelphia, 44. wildwood 45. colder north and west, 38 degrees in reading. allentown, 39 with a healthy snow pack out there. this is the leading edges right in through here, of the clipper system pushing into the area. the better view is on the water vapor imagery, it will dive east across the ohio and tennessee valleys and hit the atlantic. that's when we're expecting the bom ogenesis to develop. does it develop off the coast or farther to the north. if it is off the coast of new england that's a miss for us. that's why the confidence leaves are so low with the approaching storm. there's the light snow overspreading the area west to east. it will be around during the morning commute. there will be snow-covered back roads, icy patches. make sure you exercise caution. monday afternoon into monday evening we expect the heavier bands to develop or the potential is there for heavier bands to develop. tha

the temperature right now 34 degrees and the dewpoint, 25 degrees, the wind out of the west at 6 miles per hour. satellite and radar shows you there's a little bit more precipitation out to the west of us it's going to fall apart and become flurries. might see sunshine later today. testers will do a funny dip for us. 32 by 8:00 a.m. 36 by 11:00 a.m. >> reporter: our high, 38 degrees by lunchtime. 5:00 p.m., 30, the winds will pick up out of the northwest and by dinnertime at 6:00 p.m. assuming that's when you have dinner you'll be back in the upper 20s and continuing to sink from there. as you look at the numbers, keep in mind these are early day highs. gusty winds will drop the numbers in the early afternoon. we'll get up to the 40 in the center portion of the region. on saturday, we'll get in the upper 20s and it will feel worse than that with a strongd strongd -- strong wind. sunday we'll get into a where we may get enough snow to shovel. let's take a look at the early runs of the some of the models. this is snowfall amounts being projected through this time monday morning. this wou

dewpoint, 4, the air is very dry.entown, 5 5 degrees in the poconos. 16 in trenton, 18 in millville. 19 in wilmington, and we do have a little bit of a breeze, feels like 6 in trenton, 6 in reading and 5 in allentown and 10 in millville. fortunately the rain that we are forecasting for the weekend is arriving tomorrow with the milder temperatures moving in. with the numbers as cold as they are now had the moisture moved in it would be in the form of snow. we'll be bright and sunny today dry, we have two systems converging on the delaware valley. this is an arctic front barrelling through late in the day tomorrow. the an area of low pressure will develop along that front as it pushes east. that will bring all the moisture up and down the mid atlantic state. today is the quiet one clouds increase late in the day from the southwest. today lots of sunshine out there. him maybe a few high, thin clouds later on and then we get into sunday, sunday is the rain day, it will be the morning when the heaviest occurs and it starts

skies not a lot of wind, the camera not bouncing around, but it's on the cool side. 24 degrees, the dewpoint, # -- 3, the air for now is dry and crisp. winds are calm, so that's good. as we take a look at future tracker, you know what we're looking at today is sun in the morning and then clouds building as the day goes on. later this evening, we'll be looking at the arrival of snow. rain to the south sleet mixing in down here briefly and by 10:00 a.m. between 7 and 10:00 you've got snow showers popping through. later in the overnight hours they start to dissipate. tomorrow we're down to flurries and spotty snow showers in the morning. the models not all on board with the same amounts. in philadelphia you can see there's anywhere from a coating to an inch. we'll go for that range in philadelphia down to wilmington up through trenton. the air up farther to the north in reading and allentown you might get one to two inches, down south sleet mixed in, but mainly rain down there. on the way to that, we have temperatures that will be cool. 22 by 8:00. 34 by 2:00 p.m. the high is 34 before getting

it's cold out there though, the temperature in the city is 30 degrees dewpoint, 21, winds lighter north northwest at 3 miles per hour. at this early hour, there you see the numbers everybody with single-digit winds out of the north, every now and then you feel it a little bit and hunch your shoulders it's not that bad. use the coat because it's below freezing. you can see cloud cover out there, we think the clouds will give way to some sun today. 27 degrees by 8:00. 32 by 11:00. we improve over where we were the last couple of days. 2:00 p.m., 38. i think we'll see a high of 39 probably around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon and 5:00 p.m. temperatures is 35 degrees, i've gone in ahead and brought in a detailed day planner on the left there. 33 is the high in allentown and up to 40 in cape may. sun mixes with clouds, it's brisk, but not as windy as it's been for many of the recent days we've experienced. tomorrow we'll see sun and clouds, with a cold front getting off coast, there will be a strong wind that develops, even though we get a high of 40 which isn't bad it's average for this time of

dewpoint minus 3. windy stained out of the northwest at 18 miles per hour and gusting as high as 30. putting windchills below zero. 15 in philadelphia. 11 in allentown. 11 in reading. 16 in millville. 13 in trenton with a windchill minus 2. philadelphia minus 2. minus 6 in the poconos and minus 5 in allentown. we have a windchill advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. the poconos at times windchills could be as low as 20 degrees below zero. layers, that's the way to defeat the cold. it traps the body heat. satellite and radar clear conditions up and down the i-95 corridor from richmond to boston. clouds across buffalo and pittsburgh. the clouds increase as we get into sunday. as a matter of fact you might not see much in the way of sun at all for sunday, as this system gets organized and shifts east over the next 24 to 48 hours. there's a lot of cold air in place to the north an warm air to the south. there's a dividing line west to east. the system is creeping north on the modeling, which is bringing mor

dewpoint, 30 most of us us are in the single digits, but these numbers are starting to pop up a little bit. but as we go through the afternoon the winds will build in intensity. overall this afternoon we're expecting partly sunny skies. the high temperatures north to south, a bit of a range. mid 40s down the shore and upper 30s in allentown. the winds will gust to 25 miles per hour at times. martin luther king day of service, 36 degrees by 9:00. noon 40. high of 42 around 2. and 3:00 p.m. holding on to 40 until we're back in the 30s by dinnertime tonight. tomorrow, cloud cover will increase a bit as we go into the evening hours and i'm going to let future tracker show you wednesday. this is during the day wednesday we have rain moving in and the possibility of light snow showers, little or no accumulation on wednesday but snow showers are part of the package. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, partly sunny overall 42 and breezy for mlk day. tomorrow clouds, 41 a slight chance of snow showers developing. wednesday, 36 degrees is the high there's the chance of intermittent lig

the dewpoint is at 10. meaning the temperatures could drop certainly in the next several hours.w freezing with a freeze warning around our valleys. we will talk about that and the spare the air day today, whether or not we are going to see rain in 2015. that's all coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, a sight you don't see too often. seth curry dunking as the warriors explode on the >>> an iconic tree in napa has been vandalized. this is a eucalyptus tree. this looks like a moose head. but now someone has cut off the moose head. abc7 news reporter lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: the napa tree moose has a large following in napa. it even has its own facebook page. over the years the growth on the side of the eucalyptus tree has taken on rainbow colors in honor of same-sex marriage and often the colors of the napa high school. but now that it's gone, people in the napa area have been in mourning. >> i don't think i have seen any other town that has something as unique as a moose head on a eucalyptus tree. it's really sad that someone took it. >> the moose disappeared n

the dewpoint, 26 dry in the industry. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour that's sustained but gusting higher than that. the pressure 29.90 inches. satellites and radar showing we had showers earlier and now getting just a little bit in the northern zone right now. for the most part we're dry in the region. some of the clouds are trying to break, you can see the holes in the clouds and we'll see sunshine mixing in with that. it will feel chilly with a breeze at times up to 25 miles per hour. the current temperature 45 degrees, today's high, 41 in allentown. 42 in reading. had a in wilmington, 46 in millville. and being in the upper 40s along the coastline. it will feel like the 0s for the most part when you factor in a gusty breeze out to the west. the day ahead 44 degrees, 5:00 p.m., dipping to the upper 30s, with sunshine and sun and clouds. 7:00 p.m., 37 degrees, 9:00 p.m., 33. in the overnight hours 28 degrees in the city. but i think we'll be in the low 20s in the suburbs with mainly clear skies. the winds are

dewpoint at three north-northeast wind at 10 miles per hour and wind chill coming in at 16.r for the rest of tonight it will be turning cloudy. cold with less wind. it will drop down to 20 in philadelphia, 12 in reading 11 in allentown and 24 degrees at the boardwalk 25 degrees for the overnight low in cape may. so we talked about man-made snow that you have on the slopes there. well, some areas south of the city might find some snow from mother nature tomorrow. a couple flurries. we'll talk about all of those details with the accuweather forecast. >> melissa thanks very much. >> thank you. >> well, if you like many made new year's resolutions to get healthy this year we've got three easy things you can do that will greatly increase your chances for success. >> yup and health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is at the big board with this. >> a lot of people have resolved to eat healthy. as nurse i know that resolving to make big changes rarely works so it's about making small changes. >> too many cookies. >> juliet and gavin heard it all as people flocked to unite fi

dewpoint, 29. winds out of the west/southwest at 17 miles per hour giving us windchills in the upper 20s and low 30s. we can handle that by now. trenton, 37. millville, 39. wildwood, 41. atlantic city at the airport 38. on the water 40. lancaster, 36. reading, 37. wilmington, 39. here's the system we're watching. if the clipper system were to pass on by in the progressive pattern we've seen in the past four to six weeks. this wouldn't be a big deal. right now the forecast models actually want to strengthennen this guy -- strengthen this guy once it hits the water and push the snow bands in west of the delaware valley. we'll talk about that in a second. i'll show you future tracker # the model is starting to have a better handle on what's going on. we're seeing this better now. by 1:00 a.m. light snows overspreading the area. temperature are dropping own though we're topping out in the low to mid 40s today. overnight tonight we'll be in the 20s. all areas dropping below freezing. during the morning

dewpoint is lower now in the low teens. relative humidity very very low. 47% for this time of night. winds out of the northeast at about 10. the pressure is still have i high. here is the radar. snow breaking out now across the norfolk area. and roan oak. most of the moisture will skirt south of us, but this is what we're watching. out toward lynchburg and south of charlottesville this will move northeastward and break out toward dawn. 1 to 2 inches south and east, including fredericksburg, less through the either side of 95. flurries herringersdown hagerstown. to make a point, i think i will. on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the awesome storm for the super bowl of super bowl, this had be a 1.5. in terms of the impact because of the timing, and that is key the impact could be anywhere from say a 4 to a 5 on the impact scale. so that's what we're looking at and that's why we're concerned because it's going to be right in the teeth of rush hour. i don't know if you remember back in 2000 in january, 4/10 of an inch of snow and

currently it is 25 degrees and clear at reagan national, and the winds are calm, the dewpoint is threethat is one of the reasons the temperature fell kly. the low relative humidity and the calm winds allowing the little about it of heat we got during the day to quickly escape up into the atmosphere. as you head into sunday, an increase in cloud cover. it will not be as cold as it was on saturday. high temperatures will finally be above the freezing mark and then rain will make its way toward us. the timing of the rain is so critical with this system. our temperatures below freezing when the rain arrives. if they are, we'll have freezing rain, if temperatures are above the freezing point, even just 33, 34 degrees, we will be in much better shape for that monday morning commute. look at the difference in temperature here. it is 25 in downtown d. c. but 12 in leesburg and gaithersburg and ten in martinsburg. temperatures won't fall much more because off the cloud cover. the satellite shows the approaching storm system. you will see the approach on futurecast. sunday is decent. temperature

elsewhere around the region, the clouds get thicker later on as the day continues. 29 degrees, the dewpoint, 2 # the air is dry not moistening up just yet. the winds are calm. satellite shows you we do have cloud cover to the west of us and not a real problem for us just yet. clouds will get thicker as the day goes on from the south and west. always temperatures go, not too bad this afternoon 34 degrees by 11:00. 40 is the high. around 2:00 right around average for this time of year. an okay afternoon to get things done ahead of the snow. we have a storm coming in later tonight and saturday. it is nor'easter, although not a typical one. normally we have an area of high pressure off to the north that tends to block in the cold and keep things chillier and allow the storm to make more snow and it has a tendency to hold the storm in place. without that high in place with this scenario and fairly mild ocean and the mild air coming in off the ocean ahead of the low. the low itself will scoot past faster and with the warm air we'll see a quick change of notice to rain that will happen in the over

approximate 35 degrees, the dewpoint is 33. that means the air is saturated with the rain falling. the west at 7 miles per hour. here's the temperatures, how about that 43 in wildwood. milled to upper 30s -- mid to upper 30s across south jersey that's why it's raining there. 34 in trenton not too bad. we have gotten above freezing in allentown and reading the winter weather advisory set to expire about 1:00 p.m. in the northern suburbs. for the rest of the way we're in and out of rain. every now and then it could be steadier. this is the 4:00 p.m. view where the only snow is up by the poconos. and then we get into the this evening,, generally speaking after 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. we'll see the rain slide toward 89 ocean and we should by 10:00 10:30 we should be done. in allentown cloudy skies and mixed changing to rain high of 39 degrees. down the shore 42. periods of rain into the evening hours. in philadelphia, cloudy and cool rainy winds southwest at 18. it's a little bitting on the breezy side. the rain continuing into the evening. it will get cold 28 degrees and the windy out

in philadelphia above freezing not bad. 33 degrees, the dewpoint at 11.d out of the west-southwest 18 miles per hour and pressure 30.06. outside this afternoon, 31 in trenton. same thing in allentown. millville 32. at the freezing mark in beach haven and below freezing for reading and lancaster. temperatures there at 30. the winds are coming in out of the southwest. however they are gust anything from 35 in allentown to 22 in the poconos. and 22-mile-per-hour wind gust in dover. when you factor that in there is still a bit of a wind chill to consider. feeling like teens and 20s across the region. like 22 in the city 18 for allentown all wait down to lancaster. and satellite 6 and action radar, the show showers we had earlier this morning already moving offshore. the back side we are picking up some lake-effect snow showers. and they will continue for the rest of the afternoon and the early evening hours. in the allentown clouds and sunshine and 29 degrees. and if your destination today takes you north and west and south and east of town we have you covere

it's actually pulling away it will move into scranton and wilkes barre. 44 degrees dewpoint, 43. windy out of the south at 7 miles per hour. 37 in allentown. that's the cold spot. look at the pings -- poconos 50 degrees. warmer in the mountains than philadelphia. there's the first batch of rain that pulled through this morning. now we have more showers developing across thes appalachians that will pull through later this afternoon. we're not out of the woods by any stretch but the heaviest by far cleared the area. future tracker 6 clouds throughout the day. patchy drizzle. fog, as well. gloomy finish to the weekend. every now and then you'll pick up a scattered shower. not a wash, but a scattered shower. there's the arctic front that could trigger thunderstorms from wildwood to lakehurst as the front interacts with the warm air. that will work south and east, the cold air starts driving in while we're sound asleep. the numbers throughout the whole area will fall off the cliff. we're down into the teens and 20s, by the time we get into 7:00 8:00 tomorrow morning. we'll focus in on

dewpoint way down there at one, an indication that for now anyway the air is pretty bone dry and it willhile for that snow that you see on radar to be able to overtake us here in the city. maybe another few hours. winds north-northwest at 6 miles per hour this morning so not as strong as it was the last couple of mornings although it will get a little bit blustery later today. there's the cloud cover. here comes the snow. the heavier snow a little bit farther back but we will start to see the first flakes probably by about 7 o'clock or so in philadelphia. let's go ahead and take a future tracker 6 look and we'll see how that goes. yes, by 7 o'clock accuweather is projecting and future tracker 6 is projecting some of this snow beginning to push a little bit closer into areas like chester county and maybe even parts of southern delaware and cape may county. there's already some stuff down in here but it's fairly thin and fairly light so far. then we get through the rest of the rush hour to 9 o'clock and there's the possibility that some of these snow showers are beginning to push closer to

the dewpoint's actually below two and that means very dry air, so this snow as it first comes in over us is going to have a hard time really filling in all that much right away. winds north-northwest at 6 miles per hour. and that's giving you wind chills in the teens this morning even though the winds are light. the snow as you can see extends all the way back through pennsylvania and back into west virginia. the heavier stuff appears to be tracking to the south side, the lighter stuff up to the north and generally speaking we are looking at the arrival over the next couple of hours all the way into philadelphia between 7 o'clock and 9 o'clock, it might be a broken pattern of snow showers but we are looking at roads potentially being a little compromised where they haven't been treated by then. then we go up to noon and again it's a broken pattern of snow showers but enough to start to accumulate a little bit throughout morning and early afternoon. by 3 o'clock looks like we're winding dump to just very scattered precipitation, same thing at 6 o'clock most of you dry and then things r

dewpoint minus 3. winds out of the northwest apt 20 miles per hour. pressure 30.20 inches.nd west we go, slatington 8 degrees fleetwood 8. tanersville 3. pottstown town 11. coatsville 10. buena 15. hockessin 15. glassboro 15. tease like allentown -- feels like allentown minus 10. we're seeing the coldest windchills to the south. reading minus 10. of poconos minus 2. philadelphia minus 2. satellite and radar we're crystal clear we'll see a lot of sunshine from start to finish, it's not going to help matters much. this is the same system that was over the rockies yesterday it has jumped the front range and moved into the central plain states. lots of rain in texas oklahoma, be, and kansas here. as this charges east it will encounters colder air and that rain will change over to snow. we'll watch and see what happens when it moves into the delaware valley. today is quiet. sunday there's a shield of moisture parallel to interstate 70. snow to the north rain to the south. the question is where does the rain/snow line set up. the rain snow line was down here, north of that line i

dewpoint 27. winds starting to pick up out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. allen 4 degrees above freezing. the reason why we're above freezing, the wind has picked up, called mixing to develop. the energy from the sun is not allowed to escape into the atmosphere. we're not seeing that happen. and we're seeing clouds covering the delaware valley. that's acting as an atmospheric blanket. they are combining and keeping higher than we would normally see. there's a clipper system that has the potential of becoming a monster storm monday night into tuesday, this is the water vapor image, you can see that counter clockwise swirl that can you can you curly cue. that will move into the area. here comes the light snow breaking out west to east across the viewing area. the clipper system i felt doesn't look like it will be that big of a deal. accumulations on the lighter side. the question is monday evening into monday night and tuesday how quickly does the storm develop or intensify once it hits the coast and how far west do the heavier bands travel moving north into

little bit it's not as cold as yesterday it's on the chilly side. 27 degrees in philadelphia. 9 dewpoint. winds southwest at 16. it's not as cold as yesterday but the southwest wind at 16 miles per hour we're looking 59 pretty severe windchills making it feel like the teens and the 20s. in terms of precip, future tracker 6 at 6:30 has the potential for snow showers to move in. by 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., most of this is toward the east of region and we're looking at sunshine poking through. the other part of the story is the temperatures. yes, they are better than yesterday. 34 by 2:00 p.m. the windchill will be in the teens and 20s. bundle up today. high temperature, 29 in allentown. 36 in cape may and everybody else somewhere in between. windchills moving from the teens and the low 20s by noon. by tonight at 6:00 p.m. pretty raw out there. tomorrow the day in the 30s and tomorrow and saturday the front drops through. we'll be back in the 20s and we'll have windchills around zero tomorrow morning at dawn. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 34 clouds and sun, sno

dewpoint 50. winds out of the south southwest at 13. they will continue to increase throughout the day. pressure reading 29.80-inches. the temperatures are mild in the south jersey. in the northern suburbs you'll climb into the 50s, as well. on the boardwalk in atlantic city 54. sea isle city, 54. the normal high for this time of the year is 40 or 41. we're already 14 degrees above average. the numbers will continue to climb from this point on, until this front slides through later this evening. this is the arctic front that's pushing through pittsburgh and buffalo. there's cold stuff behind the front. not much going on. get a load of the numbers. 3 in omaha. 43 in cincinnati. 63 in raleigh. there's the front right there slicing the county in half here. it will continue to push east over the next 24 to 36 hours. so for today, because the front is off to the west, the winds are out out of the southwest that will pump us up into the 60s. still a chance of showers otherwise mainly cloudy today. tomorrow we'll clear the clouds out, it will

dewpoint 41. winds out of the southwest at 7 miles.ratures have climbed above freezing so we're not dealing with any issues of icing or sleet or anything lieu like this. allentown 36. philadelphia 43. 52 in sea isle and mill very well and dover 48. most locations will climb in the upper 50s some areas low 60s. very spring-like afternoon on the way. the temperatures will climb as 89 warm front pulls away, and clears the area, it will take the fog along with it and push it into upstate new york. half mile in lancaster and allen to unand 3 miles in millville. this is the last of it for now we'll catch a break around 10:00, 11:00 more showers will pull in later this afternoon. the heaviest by far will occur over the next hour or so. the arctic front is slicing the country in half. memphis, 42, saint louis 37. omaha, 2. busy mark, 3 below. on the other side of the front. in the 60s and 70s. jacksonville, 71. these are windchills across high plains nearly 40 below at international falls sue -- souix falls. 30 below. this air mass will be sli

dewpoint 22. wind out of east at 8. most areas in south jersey are above freezing, hanging on to the mid to low 20s, north and west. poconos, allentown the cold spots, 22. lancaster, 27 and trenton 29. satellite and radar clouds in the process of lowering and thickening. some showers off to the southwest. it's raining in washington d.c. and baltimore, a little bit of a mixed bag running the mason dixon line. winters precipitation including snow sleet and freezing rain toward pittsburgh. as the moisture that is pulling to the north the cold air in place is retreating back into canada. the mixed stuff will move into upstate new york and areas across new england. maybe starting out as mixed bag of precipitation but it will change over to rain. the area of low pressure is right here. it's called a great lakes cutter it developed across the deep south. it is cutting north into the great lakes. it will pull the warm front with it. all of a sudden the winds will shift out of the southwest as we get into the overnight hours fir

dewpoint 9. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles per hour. 7 in millville. there's area in western atlantic county. hammonton is down to 4. philadelphia, 16. wilmington 13, reading about 12. windchill wise you note there's not much change here from the actual air temperatures to the windchill. winds are generally 2 to 4 miles per hour, so, again not much of a breeze. a little bit of cloud cover moving west to east, this is a precursor of things to come. after midnight the moisture is that right to move in from southwest to northeast. for today we'll see the gradual increase in clouds future tracker shows the clouds thickening overnight. by 8:00, you will see more out there than what the model is showing. you'll see the mix west of philadelphia from the delaware river points north and west, maybe icing across western portions of salem gloucester and burlington counties. from that point south and east it's mainly rain. 10:30, at that point that's when most temperatures will go above freezing. we'll get the five hour window 5:00 to 10:00 we'll get that period o

dewpoints are high. plenty of low level moisture. we just can't ring out any of that moisture. we need a mechanism to do that and that would be a cold front. but it's too weak to really manage much. any impact. 48 in livermore. visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here's a look from livermore to the north bay. a half-mile visibility for the most part. as you go through parts of these areas, it gets very, very foggy. and then visibility will increase. i expect this to be the case throughout the next several hours. and then we will see the ceilings lift a bit, but not everywhere throughout the day. to the south you get the sunshine. a chance of showers north and we will see record warmth by the end of the week. plenty of 70s around the bay. hears the weak front. it is up to the north. a little impulse will swing on through and as it does it may initiate a light shower. clear lake, maybe san rafael. here's wait it looks as we time it out. but through the rest of the morning hours, not much is happening. and not much is being pushed south. in fact the cloud line really up in the

once that temperature reach it is dewpoint temperature we have the fog forming. especially the north bay valley and east bay valleys but i suspect we're going to have fog redevelop right over the bay. the first thing for your wednesday morning. watch out for a drop off visibilities. overnight lows to start out the day. pretty chilly up in the north bay. talk about some 30s there. san francisco 48 and san jose 41 degrees. here's the over all weather pattern once again. clouds to the south, clouds to the north. there's a weak system over here. i think we're going to have high clouds in the forecast. after patchy cloudy skies, this is the developing weather headline. typically we're talking about low snow levels this time of year. significant rainfall. that will not be the case this weekend. look at the direction temperatures are trending now. by saturday and sunday, warmest location will be in the mid- 70s. mid-70s by the weekend. here's our forecast model showing you the fog in the central valley. i think a few patches in the bay. here we go with the cloud cover f

otherwise with the clear skies and the calm winds the dewpoints below zero that we could really plummet as we won't do that. satellite picture and radar combined with the other system. this is the cold front to reenforce our arctic air tomorrow night and saturday. in the meantime some light snow is pushing through the great lakes. some of the snow, they are all the way down to cincinnati as they move eastward we are seeing some clouds move in from the west. i think that we will see a chance of a flurry or the late shower late tonight and tomorrow morning. in the meantime most of the clouds are back in the west. martinsburg, winchester, culpeper, down to southern maryland. so a flurry or a late snow shower will be possible tonight. bus stop temperature, well they are better than what they were this morning no doubt. 16 to 28. not really much of the windchill, but that's plenty cold. now above freezing for many of us tomorrow for the first time in three days. and they might make it in to the mid-30s. then the arctic air pours in behind the cold front tomorrow night. on saturday it will be