dewpoint, 31 winds 14, 41 in allentown, reading 41. millville, 45. dover, 46. trenton, a blustery 43. factor in the winds feels like 37. and feels like 28 in the poconos. that's cold in the mountains. feels like # # in reading. -- 32 in reading. this is the area of low pressure it will produce a good swath of snow for new england as it passes by. you can see the counter clockwise swirl. as this swings through it will increase the winds out of the northwest later on. this high pressure is on its tail. the closer it gets it tightens what's called the pressure gradiant. almost like if you're walking downtown in philadelphia, one block you're fine and the next block all the winds blows in your face, it's the same thing. thing of two buildings all that wind will be blowing in between the two. fortunately there's not much to talk about. the northern jet stream is up here and the southern is down here, as long as they stay that far apart well have no storm systems. monday, sun and clouds, milder, temperatures close to 60 degrees, tuesday, a morning shower otherwise cl

dewpoint, 27. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour.bers just continue to climb and climb rapidly, so much so i'm thinking about raising our forecasted high today. we're predicting 48, we're already at 44. more than likely some areas will get up into the 50s. you'll note we have clouds toward the northwest but they are starting to retreat toward the north an push into upstate new york that will allow for a decent amount of sunshine. some areas getting into the 50s today. the wired view shows the -- wider view shows the next system we're watching right here is getting developed along eastern portions of texas. as that continues to intensify it will swing east that will bring wet weather into our neck of the woods. tuesday into wednesday. 3:30 47 degrees, the model has it for philadelphia. 46 in millville. trenton, 45. notice the increase in sunshine. overnight tonight the clouds lower and thicken. there could showers across the lehigh valley and the poconos. monday we start out with cloud cover increasing sunshine, look at this, by 3:30,

dewpoint, 28. winds out of the north at #. presser reading starting to fall. allentown, 29.onos 30. windchills 3 to 5 degrees colder than the actual air temperatures. you'll need a heavier coat. but this afternoon you could probably getaway with a short sleeved shirt as most of the region gets into the 50s. satellite and radar you saw a little bit of cloud cover across the region. we're picking up holes in the clouds. it will increase once again this afternoon, this right here this is another arctic front as little -- as that pull also through. temperatures will drop. we get into sunday, the low works out to sea the return flow switches the winds out of the northwest and with a canadian high approaching from the west that's a cold-air source. that means sunday a chilly day highs in the 40s windchills in the 30s. dover, 52. later this afternoon combination of sun and clouds, 6:30, 53 philadelphia. dover, 53. overnight tonight everybody dropping below freezing, that means any slush on area roads north and west will refreeze. there could be patchy black ice. i'm issuing the yel

dewpoint, 12, the winds out of the west/southwest.we'll see sunshine out there we'll see milder temperatures with the breeze it will make it feel chilly. 22 in philadelphia. reading, 15. 19 in allentown, 9 in lancaster and millville showing 10. movement mid atlantic is still pretty cold. these numbers are better than where they were a couple of hours ago when all the areas were count in the single digits. richmond, 32, washington d.c., 24, this is the last real cold day and this will pull to the north we'll see the winds shift out of the west/southwest anne milder numbers move in and the snow will start to melt. lots of sunshine up and down the coastal plain this morning. there's a small system pushing through the eastern great lakes. all this pulls to the north maybe a few clouds passing by this afternoon that's about it. look at the snow coverage across the country. 52% of the country had one inch of snow to the ground. look how far to the south i tell extends, places like dallas, nashville, raleigh charlotte north carolina, we're l

dewpoint 32.e'll have winds out of the west apt 10 miles per hour that will create the windchills to 45 this afternoon. although the temperatures are climbing up to the 450s, it will not feel like 50 degrees. wilmington, 43 millville, 43 and wildwood, 42. wind speeds starting to pick up a little bit now, out of the west, northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. poconos 16. philadelphia, 10 miles per hour and millville 9. later on they will gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. poconos could see gusts higher than that. the reason for that, the area of low pressure this is the same guy that brought the miserable yesterday. these are moving in a counter clockwise direction and we have winds coming in from the west, it's a wind tunnel effect, you have all the air forced in between between the two, that creates all the gusty winds. that's the only story out there as we loork wider there's not much going on across entire lower 48. high plains you're clear rain out to the packed northwest. everybody east of the mis

dewpoint, 27. winds in the process of shifting. right now they are out of the north/northwest at 6 miles per hour. they will shift in a southerly direction later on. it will be nice and toasty by 4:00 5:00 p.m. over the next few hours while temperatures are below freezing, watch out for frozen slush north and west, patchy black ice south and east. moth main roads are wet at this point. temperature-wise, the magic number is # -- 32, everybody sitting at freezing or below. dover you're above. wildwood 34 you're in the clear as well. once the sun starts to rise it will do its thing and everybody gets above freezing. windchills in the mid 20s it feels blustery out there. feels like 26 in philadelphia. 25 in millville. 30 in allentown and reading. satellite and radar here's today's weather here, we'll see cloud cover this morning breaking for sunshine later this afternoon. this cold front arrives late in the day probably after 7:00 p.m. it could bring a scattered showers into the lehigh valley. it will come through dry what you'll notic

dewpoint, 23 winds out of the west southwest.0 degrees warmer in millville. 30 in allentown. 22 in the poconos. 16 degrees warmer in wildwood and atlantic city. 37 in dover. 27 in wilmington, allentown 30. the poconos 33. it's milder than yesterday but below freezing where we have areas of black ice out there exercise caution this morning especially on sidewalks and back roads and parking lots, things like that. satellite and radar, we have another nice, quiet day. as we expand the view. we have an area of low pressure that will develop cease of dallas and that will pull north and eventually off the coast of the virginias tuesday that could throw showers back into our neck of the woods tuesday night into the first part of wednesday morning. with the exception of that, the next couple of days look good. the only issue today if you if you want to call it that, are the winds. future tracker 6 the numbers later on, 47 degrees later this afternoon in philadelphia. you can see south and east, closing in on 50. lots of sunshine, just a

dewpoint, 31. winds out of the west at 12 miles per hour.hat's producing a windchill of 38 degrees. there's the view of atlantic city. pretty much the thing you see all the clouds above here, temperatures holding steady in the 40s, when you factor in the winds it will feel like the mid to upper 30s. evenly though the numbers climb into the low 50s, with that wind it will never field 'milder than what you see here. you'll need a light jacket later on. wilmington, 42 degrees millville, 42. wildwood, 43. winds right now out of the west/northwest at 10 to a 15 miles per hour, that makings the low 40s feel like the mid 30s. philadelphia feeling like 38 degrees with that wind. satellite and radar this area of low pressure right here, sthar pulls away -- as that pulls away, high pressure pulls in, the two get closer and closer, we get a wind-tunnel effect. we'll see the winds howl out of the west/northwest. up to 40 miles per hour. as we look across the county there's not much out there. there's not much to talk about. a nice quiet week. the jet st

dewpoint, 24. winds out of the north at 17 miles per hour. you combine the two that puts windchills in the 20s. i'm going to show you that in a second. 32 in allentown. millville 34. feels like 29 in dover and 27 in philadelphia. you can thank this area of low pressure, let me step out real quick. you see that counter clockwise swirl to the right-hand side of the screen. that's an area of low pressure what's that's doing is driving the cold air into the delaware valley. it's 16 in pittsburgh. ouch. 20 in binghamton. winds out of the west northwest that will drive the cold air in here. it's a quick-moving low. it will be up in the canadian maritimes sunday, it will be chilly but better than today. satellite and radar clouds and flurries. there's the wind out of the northwest, cold day today. tomorrow better, still chilly, you meaner 40s as we get into monday, this high works off the coast, the winds shift out of the south monday is much much better. get a load of windchills. feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 3:30. 34 degrees in phila

dewpoint, 27. winds are light out of the north at 8 miles. they will pick up later this afternoon. right now the barometer is falling. remember the december? december was so unusually mild, christmas day 65. we saw .1 of an inch of snow during the months of december. january was not that bad 4.3. february, 10 march 12 inches. those months were extremely cold by average. it took a while but when winter got here, it came in. 32 for philadelphia. 32 in millville. trenton, 29. allentown, 30. reading, 30, most locations are sitting at the freezing mark or slightly below. be on the look out for the slick spots. as the sun comes up the numbers will climb. windchills mid 20s to low 30s. it feels like winter out there. here's the good news, the satellite and radar we're seeing holes in the clouds here, as we progress along over the next couple of hours, you should see more holes in the cloud deck. the winds will shift out of the southwest ahead of this cold front here. you go to into a -- you get into a west, southwesterly flow, the sun angle is high. 40s and 50s today. and then boom. the w

dewpoint, 7 this is one of the warmer numbers out there right now. winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading is falling from 30.46 inches. 9 in trenton. millville, zero. lancaster, same thing. reading at 2 allentown 4. on a positive side windchills with are not too much different than what you see here. there's not that harsh wind, but these numbers are cold enough. binghamton 1 charleston 17. that's a down-sloping wind off the mountains it is a moderating wind. it's a bitter start but temperatures will moderate this afternoon getting in the upper 30s row 40s today. future tracker 6 maybe a few high thin clouds this afternoon, skies of blue and flurries in the poconos that's about it. overnight tonight, we'll see clouds around, tomorrow we start out with high thin clouds and the skies are clear during the afternoon. overall it's a nice, quiet weekend for a change. lehigh valley, sun and clouds, cold 36 degrees that's the forecast high. that's better than yesterday when you were stuck in the 20s. atlantic city, the shore points, sunn

so the dewpoints are lower temperatures a few degrees cooler but the highs today even warmer. we are talking about 80s and still the 60s at the coast. i'll have the range for you, the particular temperatures in your neighborhood coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news comes from almeda county where the chp is looking for a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian on the freeway. the collision happened just after midnight on eastbound 580 on the hayward san leandro border. officers say the person was hit in the number two lane. no specifics on cart or the victim. eastbound lanes were shut down between 150th and 164th avenue for two and a half hours, but the lanes are reopened. >>> there's more backlash from bay area business leaders against indiana controversial religious freedom restoration act. opponents say the legislation signed last week by indiana's governor promotes discrimination against gays and lesbians. supporters say that's not the case, it will only limit laws that exercise a person's free exercise of religion. both sides agree the courts will h

dewpoint, 27. winds out of the west at 24. they continue to whip around a little bit some locations are seeing gusts as high always 30 miles per hour. it's a down sloping winds off the mountains. that kind of wind warms that's why the numbers have jumped over the past couple of hours. millville, 49. dover, 49. even up in the lehigh valley you're in the 40s. trenton, 47. atlantic city at the airport 49 degrees. as we go wider this is what i wanted you to see right here, look at the 60s across the virginias. that warm air is lifting to the north. that will get in here tomorrow. we're not forecasting 60 degrees for tomorrow. a large partly of the area will see 53 or 54 degrees, this afternoon is not in a bad. a few clouds north of the pennsylvania turnpike these are pulling out and lifting into upstate new york. later this afternoon we'll be left with clouds around mostly sunny skies, it will stay that way tomorrow. and then we get into tuesday we get into this system here. this is starting to gather strengthen that will pull nor

the dewpoint, 39 close to the temperature, that means the air is moist. winds light at 5 miles per hour. picking up later in the morning. satellite showing one batch of rain is clipping into dover and cape cape may county. after that we'll be on the look out for additional rain coming in from the west and southwest that will be an on and off situation later in the day. winds, as you can see are coming up from the south, which is good, that will help warm us up with the southerly flow. at the same time we have instability around, cloud cover through the morning hours future tracker 6 wants to put the rain around 10:00 a.m. south of the region. and the midday hour, showers popping through the region. a lot of this is light nuisance stuff. at 3:00 p.m. when the kids come home they could want an umbrella because of spotty showers. afternoon we get into a lull before the cold front drops down from the north. in the evening hours we have a frontal boundary possible through. we could get steady rain and thunder as that pops through. looks like that will get clos

dewpoint, 31. winds out of the west/northwest at 14 miles per hour. giving you a windchill of 37. we're forecasting highs in the low 50s, it will be a struggle because of the cloud cover. reading, 40, poconos 32. 47 in millville and wildwood. this is the big story today. the winds will howl all afternoon out of the west/northwest. 30 miles per hour. 40 miles per hour. 36 in wilmington. 35 in millville and trenton 22 miles per hour. here's 5:00 p.m. 43 miles per hour that's what's being forecasted for the poconos later on. allentown, 34. trenton, 36. it wouldn't be that bad if we could get sunshine out there unfortunately how close this storm is here, it's pulling that cloud cover to the south. it's getting as far south to the delmarva. lehigh valley is completely cloudy you mean there. same thing with the poconos. delaware bay region the skies are trying to brighten up, fortescue to cape may. there's a lot of thick cloud cover out there. assuming we get sunshine later only. our highs will top out at 50 degrees. if we stay locked in with all the clouds it might not climb any higher

dewpoint, 4. winds out of the north the barometer is on the rise. record are in reach in philadelphia. the record is 10. we're four degrees above that. allentown we have hit a new record low. trenton, 7 degrees, 11 in wilmington and ten at a airport in atlantic city. we'll get close to those over the next couple of hours in places where we have not hit records. there you can see the storm getting out of there. very little cloud cover left over behind it. here the snowfall total. nine inches in boyertown. 10 in media. ten in chadds ford and south jersey and delaware, lower numbers overall. 8 in pitman, 7 1/2 in philadelphia. 8.3. only 5 1/2 in woodbine. that's a lot of to deal with on the ground this morning. as you're driving around this morning, expect slick streets and snow covered side streets take extra precautions today. 15 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 21 by 11:00. 25 by 2:00. the high 26 degrees probably hitting that at 3:00 p.m. lots of sunshine out there but plenty cold. high temperatures across the region up north 23 degrees in allentown. 26 in tom

big difference between the temperature and the dewpoint which means the air is dry. the wind is light out of the southwest at 3. we'll see them dropping out of the north an picking up a little bit as we go into the rest of the afternoon. you can see how there are stronger winds off to the north. at times we'll see them waffle back and forth between 7 and 14 miles per hour through the majority of the afternoon. we had some clouds count south earlier, but again they are dropping out of view. we're keeping our eye on the stuff out to the west. it will fall apart. i think we'll maintain mainly sunny skies for the rest of the afternoon. high temperatures, a little bit of a range not much. 39 in allentown. 40 in reading and trenton. probably in the upper 30s in lancaster. 43 in philadelphia and wilmington. 43 in toms river. one 44 i have is on the publics publics -- peninsula of cape may. we'll dip to 40 by 50:00 p.m. and mid 30s by 7:00 p.m. and back down to freezing by the time the 9:00 p.m. strike. 31 is the low we'll hold observe that 31 -- on or about that 31-degree t

take the people who gathered in dewpoint circle for a beg snow file. there was this guy from canada. >> i heard there was a massive storm. i came in this morning before all the airports closed. >> i got hit in the leg. when i was trying to get out, someone hit my stomach. >> reporter: we found these two ladies jogging several miles on snow covered sidewalks. >> like being outside. it's really pretty out. take advantage of it. >> reporter: the storm was also a chance for kids to sled all day and into the night with flash lights to guide them. >> sometimes it gets really scary because you never know if you crash into something. you can't really see anything. >> reporter: don't like the cold? this dad supplies his kids with tickets to the game. >> no school tomorrow. you guys want to go see the game? we surprised them. we said let's go do it. >> reporter: the two kids we talked to did have adult supervision. if you don't like the cold, it's going to be in the 50s next week. it's all going to melt. wusa 9 news. >> i like that dad. i like his ideas. on capi

the dewpoint is nice and low. not as much moisture in the at.of the west, necht at 17 -- northwest at 17. it's windy out there. hopeful live that will dry out the roads so you won't have as much ice with the refreeze. we're seeing more breaks in the clowrldz that's allowing the -- clouds that's allowing the sunshine to fill in. we're dry with clouds and sunshine. for the evening commute you get the night off you don't have any issues weather related for the evening commute. clouds and sunshine, windy 4:00 p.m., 39 degrees, 5:30, 36 and dipping closer to the freezing mark by 7:00 p.m. 33 degrees in the overnight hours we get a blast of colder air. temperatures will dip to the teens. future tracker 6 showing the next big issue it comes with bad timing. this is a look at 3:30 p.m. just in time ambiguous the evening rush is about -- just in time about the evening rush is about to get started. we have that area of blue that's freezing rain it could be icy and slippery for the evening commute. starting at 3:30, the snow moves in and 6:00 p.m. freezing

and in atlantic city you can see a little color in the sky there, 43 degrees, the dewpoint 19.ls at the shore right now in the upper 30's. but you can see this pipeline of moisture from the ohio valley tennessee valley will pivot or way. it will move in around midnight. we'll talk about how much rain to expect, when the heaviest will fall and show you a seven-day forecast that as we approach spring in that seven day it's going to be anything but springlike. >> wow. >> we'll talk about it. >> thank you adam. >>> as you head outdoors this week stick with 6abc.com/weather. you can always find live storm tracker storm tracker 6 radar and the seven-day forecast and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. >> a former flyer known for not suge away from fights took part in a panel today on traumatic brain injury. he was called box car eddie hospidar a nicknamed he earned because some likened the force of his hits to be like a run away trainly he discussed the lingering effects of career marked by bruising. at penn medicine's brain conference. he talked to us about realizing wha

the dewpoint 33. lots of moisture in the atmosphere.ds out of the west-southwest and the barometric pressure is falling. satellite6 and action radar showing that yesterday we were dealing with that icy mix. now for the most part it's changed over to rain. if you're in allentown in quakertown n-reading in those areas still getting a little bit of ice mixing in with that. we're looking at more precipitation out to the west. you can see that it's already starting to snow out there in pittsburgh, a sign of what's to come for us. so, let's take a look at future tracker 6. the rain today is going to be on and off at times. this is a look at 9:30 in the morning. not a lot of rain to deal with. temperatures all well above freezing. so, it will just be rain today. later on tonight we're looking at that rain changing over to snow. this is in advance of 11:30 tonight. any time after 10 o'clock you want to watch for this rain changing over to snow. we watched those temperatures dip and then we watch how that snowfall moves in. this is a look at 4 o

the dewpoint has dropped. the winds out of the west/northwest at 17. gust of 29 miles per hour at the airport. it's gusty at times out there. satellite and radar showing we're seeing more breaks in the clouds and that's nice. more sunshine mixing with the clouds. you can see the snow showers up to the north and western pennsylvania, not affecting us. we're dry for the rest of the day partly sunny skies. 40 degrees for the high, partly sunny skies 5:00 p.m. 37. the evening commute you're final with traveling. 9:00 p.m., 29. look at the overnight low, 18 you'll see a refreeze in the morning. 4:00 p.m. on tuesday during the evening drive you can see the snow spread out through the region. we have the area of blue overtake the region. that's the icy mix, looks like the evening commute could be tough at 5:30. at 9:00 p.m., we watch the temperatures rise at night instead of lower so we'll see the changeover to rain. it's a lot to deal with and the time period will be tuesday afternoon into the evening when we get the icy mix. tomorrow we're dry in the mornin

the dewpoint, 33 degrees, lots of moisture. the winds out of the northwest we're seeing the winds switch remember yesterday it was out of the south southwest satellite and radar showing right now that we've got a lot of presich presich -- precipitation in the region, rain from philadelphia and areas south and seeing the changeover to the northwest. that's what's going to happen. let's time it out 8:30 a.m. we're watching the temperatures fall it will be freezing in philadelphia. we'll see the snow overtake the region. you see that area of blue we'll get the sleeting mix in. lunchtime we'll be snowing throughout the region. watching for this to continue it will be heavy at times. we'll see the snow heavy be careful as you travel out. this particular model shows it takes longer to move out of here this is a look at 7:00 as it pushes off the coastline. the change time will be delayed and stay with us longer during the day. the lehigh valley, we'll see a changeover around 6:00 and central and south jersey might take longer to see t

the dewpoint 11. a lot of dry air in the atmosphere. before the snowfalls. the winds northerly at nine and the barometric pressure is holding steady. satellite6 and action radar are showing the clouds trying to move into the region and we see the precipitation that's not all that far off. and so we're watching that fill in later on this afternoon and this evening and we have some new information just coming in as well. we're putting in our always on day planner to help you plan your day. future tracker 6, and this is a new model run just coming in showing it advancing just a little bit earlier so at 2:30 you're starting to see that snowfall really fill in a little bit more than did it before from west to east. we'll watch this very closely. i think after 3 o'clock roughly it's a good idea in the city as far as the timing but if you're in the northwest suburbs you want to really anticipate it will be a little earlier than that. 5:30 in the evening just during the evening drive time we have the snow changing over to the area of blue, you

the dewpoint at nine and those wind chills sitting at 14 degrees and in center city a cloudless sky there your dewpoint nine so we've got very bone dry arctic air in place with a very light wind out of the south. but temperatures will warm over the weekend and some very nice weather for our union as they are back 4:00 p.m. on saturday. you can watch it right here on channel 6 as well. very chilly for march but if you're sitting on the right side of ppl park in that sun at 37 degrees to start it's going to feel pretty nice 'cause that march sun angle is much higher and a little more powerful than it has been over the last couple of months. we'll talk about even warmer temperatures coming up in that seven day. >> everybody sitting thon one side. >> you never know. >> awesome. >> thanks. >> when you see severe weather or breaking news we want you to join the action. he will mail your snow photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abc action on social media. it's how you can be a part of "action news." >> philadelphia police now have a new tool to fight crime. it's a devic

the temperature 37 degrees in philadelphia. 33 degrees dewpoints, a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. the winds out of the north/northwest that's key. we have the winds changing from the south it was more mild mild. the colder air is in the process of pulling down. we have moisture that we're dealing with. it's rain south of the city in the northwest suburbs we've seen the changeover. let's watch the changeover, 9:00 a.m., snow, through much. region, 37 now the temperatures will be dropping through the morning, it will be below freezing and in the process of pushing towards the coastline. the sleet that we saw along the coastline will limit the coastal accumulation. 26 degrees by 1:30. we're dropping through the day that will allow the snow to accumulate. let's see what to expect as far as changeover. in the lehigh valley snow there. in central delaware and south jersey it will take longer, from 6 to 9:00. i want to show you the models which are showing more snowfall totals than yesterday at this point. because it will take longer for the system to get out of here. the reason we're g

nice dry atmosphere with that dewpoint down in the 20s. in our weather headlines, we'll see temperatures dipping below freezing for many tonight. it's not going to be even close to as cold as it was last night. we had single digits last night. that will not be the case. just about everyone in the 20s overnight tonight. and then on sunday, it's still going to be dry, of course, a little milder. as i mentioned before, reaching into the 50s. our seasonal average high temperature, we'll be close to that for the next couple of days. as i just mentioned, make sure you set the clock ahead so you don't end up showing up for church late or anything else that you want to do tomorrow. right now, it is 45 degrees in frederick, leesburg. 44 at andrews. lot of places around the same temperature at the moment. on satellite and radar, you can see showers north of the mason- dixon line, maybe a couple sprinkles in cumberland and hagerstown through the early evening hours, but not an issue for us heading forward. you'll see that here on 9 future cast. no pr

dewpoint, 14. winds out of the northwest at 16. the silver lining we'll see sunshine out there today from start to finish here. this cloud cover across the delaware bay region this will work south we'll see a lot of sunshine and that will help a little bit. the sun angle is high, that will warm you if you're outside. temperature-wise, the highs today are normal for the end of february as opposed to march. millville. 42 trenton 35. dover, 42 degrees. when you factor in the winds feels like 23 in allentown. 12 in the poconos. 30 in philadelphia. 35 in millville and dover 35 degrees. been showing these maps for four months now kind of getting a a little sick and tired of it to be honest with you. if we run this through the next 24 to 36 hours watch the windchills. feel like the mid 30s. tomorrow morning if you're waiting for the school bus, 15 in allentown. 3 below in the poconos. 19 in philadelphia. 20 in millville. it's a very small area that's seeing this cold weather. it's 30% of the united states right now that's feeling the icy

your dewpoint down there at 24 so the airfarely dry for now.f the west-northwest at 7 miles per hour so not all that breezy. as we go through the morning though, those clouds are going to start to thicken up. there could be a little sprinkle coming through during the morning. but the main body of precipitation is probably going to hold off off to the north of us until we get into the afternoon hours. then some spotty showers are possible in and around philadelphia. notice how we have a changeover to snow mainly up in the poconos. there is the possibility of some accumulation in the upper elevations of the poconos. can't totally rule out a couple of wet snowflakes in through the lehigh valley, maybe down toward reading but looks like most of that is going to be farther to the north. then we get to 6 o'clock. it's not raining everywhere but we have more spotty showers rolling through and another batch of that coming through through the evening hours. it looks like by the time we get to 11 o'clock most of that is pushing offer to the east. not loo

the temperature is 26, the dewpoint is 10 degrees. it's very low.re northerly at 12 and the barometric pressure is holding steady. satellite6 and action radar showing dry right now even getting breaks in the clouds. the clouds are filling in, the precipitation not that far behind it at this point. we're looking at a wintry mix later on this afternoon into this evening. although we hit an early high of 34 temperatures are going to be dropping when this happens and then changing to rain later on tonight. the concern is even for a greater snow come thursday, so there's a lot watching in the next couple days. let's start with the current wintry mix that we're anticipating. by 4 o'clock this afternoon we see snow overspreading the region and you can see that area of blue that begins to mix in. this is a look at 6:30 this evening when a lot of people are driving, we're expecting an icy mix that could be very difficult to drive through before it later on changes to rain at night. so, we've got a lot happening with this wintry weather. let's run it down for

your dewpoint though very close to that temperature an days we still have fairly saturated air so yeah maybe a sprinkle over the next couple hours but we think the spread between those two numbers is going to start to grow as we go over the next couple hours. winds out of the southwest at eight. barometric pressure steady right now at the airport. there goes the rain from last night. it arrived pretty much on schedule and is getting out of here. a couple very light sprinkles and then look what's happening out to the west. we got breaks in the clouds beginning to develop east of pittsburgh and it does look like through the morning and especially the afternoon we will start to break out into some sunshine. might even get a nice bright portion of the afternoon. and it is going to be mild today. 45 by 8 o'clock but all the way up to 54 by 11 o'clock and then by 2 o'clock we're probably on or about 60. 61 is your high around 3 o'clock. if we get enough sunshine in play, we might even beat that by a bit. and 59 degrees by 5 o'clock. so, a nice mild afternoon ahead. high temperatures a little

the dewpoint 33. lots of moisture in the atmosphere.e system we've been dealing with since yesterday and we'll be dealing with it until tomorrow afternoon. the wind is out of the west-southwest at 11 and the barometric pressure is falling. satellite6 and action radar shows how we had that problem from yesterday with that icy mix changed over to rain for most of the region except the northwest suburbs. we'll continue to see this rain on and off during the day and then later tonight it changes to snow. future tracker 6 showing at 8 o'clock in the morning it will be hit or miss. it's not going to rain solidly all day. at 10:30 we're showing not a whole lot of anything going on, just clouds, maybe a little drizzle. it will be rain at times mixing with drizzle but then we watch at midnight tonight and we start to see the rain change over to snow. we'll be dealing with the snowfall. that's 11:30 tomorrow morning when it all wraps up. let's look at what you can expect breaking it down over the next two days. today we have rain, about a quarter

temperature is 34 degrees, dewpoint is low, so again an indication of the dry airport winds out of the northwest at 13 and it is feeling like it's in the 20's this morning. those winds like yesterday are going to get rather blustery after sun up, too. lots of sunshine to come up over the horizon a little bit later on. a lack of any real significant cloud cover across the immediate region. later today a couple high clouds might streak. there was generally speaking looking like a bright one. 31 degrees by 8 o'clock only 36 by 11 o'clock. this afternoon getting a little better, 43 degrees by 2 o'clock. that high of 45 late in the day around 4 o'clock. back to 44 by 5 o'clock. a blustery wind blowing today. chillier than yesterday when most of us got well into the 60's. your high temperatures across the region little cooler up north. allentown probably stopping at 39. reading at 40. trenton at 43 and we'll probably hold at about 43 in cape may and 44 in atlantic city. still windy, lots of sun a good looking day but just not as mild as yesterday. tomorrow it's another cool one with a high o

the dewpoint way down, just 11 degrees so we still have to moisten up the atmosphere before we get anytation. winds out of the north and they're light at seven. nothing like the windy day we had yesterday and that barometric pressure is holding steady right now. satellite6 and action radar showing the clouds filling in at this point and precipitation still well out to our west. we'll be watching that until later on. we brought in our always on day planner to see how temperatures will go through the day. future tracker 6 we're fine during the morning then we advance this to 3:30 in the afternoon and that's when we start to see snow overspread the region. watch what happens at 6 o'clock. you see the area of blue? that's that dangerous icy mix sleet and freezing rain which could cause very difficult driving conditions and again this is 6 o'clock right at the time when so many people are out there driving. we advance this to later on tonight and unusually temperatures are rising during the night instead of falling. so it will be changing to rain. so we're watching the nighttime will be bet

the dewpoint 33. moisture obviously way up there. in the it's a fire.ut of the west-southwest at 10 and the barometric pressure is falling. satellite6 and actiony action radar showing the first part of the system moved out when we got that freezing rain and ice yesterday. now we've got the rain through most of the region. you just have that freezing rain still in areas to the northwest. but we can see there's a lot more moisture where this came from and that's the problem. you can almost make out right here in pittsburgh how it's a little bit of snow in area. that's what's going happen to us. this rain changes over to snow. we look at 8:30 in the morning on future tracker and we have been calling it rain at times and that's a good description. it's not everywhere. it's kind of hit and miss. it's goy going to be a damp and dreary day. the temperature profile even in the morning hours we're already climbing well above freezing so you'll get melting considered. i want to show you this look at 10:30. it's not raining the whole advertisement it will be cloud

the dewpoint 2.11 so considerable dry air mass in place at this point. it's going to need to moisten up before we get that precipitation. the winds out of the north at seven and barometric pressure holding steady. satellite6 and action radar showing the clouds starting to move in. the precipitation you can see some of the first snowflakes near washington, d.c. and out towards western pennsylvania and we brought in our always on seven day or day planner to help you through the day here. looking at future tracker 6 at 3:30 this afternoon, this is when we see the snow break out through the region here but watch as we advance this until 6 o'clock. a time when so many people driving home. that's when the snow is in the process of changing over to a very difficult icy mix. when you get sleet and freezing rain it makes it so tricky to travel in at a time when you have so many people commuting so that's the real concern with this. later on tonight temperatures actually rise so we see rain overspread the region so temperatures rise instead of fall later on tonigh

dewpoint 28. winds out of the north/northwest at of miles per hour. pressure reading falling off.we're dealing with frozen slush on secondary roads and sidewalks and parking lots things like that. fleetwood 29. slatington 29. quakertown 30. center city and chester 31. south and east we're dealing with the patchy black ice. the secondary roads are slick. when i came into work i was dealing with black ice out there. exercise caution allow croferl yourself extra time. agenda beach 32, and avalon, 33. wood by any 32. slush on the back roads. south and east of city, black ice. reading, 30, wilmington, 32. later this afternoon as the storm pulls way it will take the cloud cover with it. we'll see sunshine by the midday. during the late afternoon and evening hours this cold front approaches from the northwest, clouds increase, maybe a brief shower north and west, late in the day 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. that ushers in the colder air once again. here's saturday, winds out of the west, southwest 15 miles per hour this will warm us up. with the add add sunshine it will get us into the 50s. the w

dewpoint, 19. winds out of the north/northwest at 16 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchill of 25 to 28 degrees, feels more like february out there. allentown, 31. of the reading coming in at 0. 29 in lancaster, 34 in wilmington. millville, 36 degrees, dover also coming in at 36 degrees. 25 is our windchill. millville, 30, feels like 20 in allentown and teens in the poconos and lancaster. it's thanks to this low right here. this area of low pressure that's developing along the same frontal system that pulled through yesterday brought all the clouds and scattered showers across jersey and delaware. now an area of low pressure has developed. the winds on the back edge have shifted out of the northwest. it's pulling all this cold air into the great lakes and the southern provinces of canada into the mid atlantic and the northeast. you can see where the pocket of cold air is follow the clouds. cold conditions setting up across the great lakes and the high plains. 20 in cincinnati. there's four feet of snow on the ground in toronto and quebec right al

dewpoint, 21. winds out of the north northwest at 17 miles per hour.caster sitting at the freezing mark of 32. poconos 23. and mid 30s for everybody else. factoring in the winds feelings like the 20s. feels like 24 in reading. 26 in philadelphia. 28 for dover and millville. here's satellite and radar so we had a slow-moving frontal system pull through yesterday. the weather was gray and gloomy out throw. we had scattered showers across south jersey. that hit the coast and an area of low pressure has developed. that will produce a swath of snow for new england. on the backside we have colder weather for us and flurries this afternoon. how would you like to wake up right now to steady light snow in eastern portions of long island. that's what they are seeing getting into connecticut and rhode island. massachusetts they will see the light snow with this one. for us we're talking about the cold northwesterly breeze, low 40s, flurries on the back edge of this think. most of the activity will be east across new england. as we get into sunday, the high takes

storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a nice sight. 14 dewpoint, 9 winded oift west at 14 -- winds below seer in in lancaster. millville 3. atlantic city at the airport 12. wednesday we're shifting in a west southwest direction. we'll rebound to the 30s and 40s this afternoon. satellite and radar showing clear skies across the mason dixon line. a few clouds roll in later this afternoon. not threatening just high, thin clouds. talk about snow, look at this, we had a december where we didn't see any snow. places like chicago didn't see an inch of snow all december of things turned on the dime, this is the percent. baltimore above average philadelphia 117%. new york city 170%. boston, 235% of average. they have 105 inches of snow and lexington kentucky they are 45 inches, that's 345% of normal for that location there. and the list goes on and on. there are 40 different locations at least that i came up with over the past couple of howrs hours that show percent of normal above 100%. it's been brutal out there. future tracker not showing too much going on just a combination of sun and h

dewpoint, 40. winds at the airport are calm. the pressure reading is starting to fall off. it's chilly north and west of the pennsylvania turnpike, poconos sitting at the freezing mark. we are getting reports of patchy freezing drizzle up there. for everybody's, the numbers are well above freezing. wildwood, 46. and dover 46 degrees. now, later on, the lehigh valley will top out in the upper 40s. most places like millville vineland dover hitting 60 degrees, you'll see a large temperature contrast, visibility it will be greatly reduced this morning because of the falling rain and patchy fog. half mile in lancaster, 2.5 officially at the airport in philadelphia. we set it in motion for you, we have plenty more to come. stretches west into the ohio valley detroit cleveland and pittsburgh, reporting light to moderate rain. occasionally you pick up a heavier cell. thanks to this area of low pressure cold front and warm front stretching across the mid atlantic states this morning. this hole system swings east overnight tonight and into tomorrow. the skies will clear out tomorrow

we'll be at least ten degrees cooler than that when all is said and done. 26 degrees dewpoint, 5.miles per hour. that's giving a windchill at 16 degrees. wind speeds out of the northwesterly generally five to 15 miles per hour. 12 in wilmington. 10 miles per hour in dover. there you can, there are the windchills. actually we're down to 14 in philadelphia. 14 in allentown. feels like 11 in the poconos. 17 for trenton and ten degrees that's what it feels like in lancaster this morning. satellite and radar, the sun will shine brightly out there today. here's what else left of yesterday's system. it produced a swath of snow from alongside island to new england boston picked up 2 1/2 inches. they saw 2 to 4 inches of snow for this never-ending winter. yesterday we saw a few flurries, today walls and walls of sunshine. this storm storm track is running like this. they will pull east in the next 48 hours. each and every one brings showers. the farther north and west you go there's a chance of snow showers especially for the lehigh valley. for today, high pressure 've mooing in from the w

that's a beautiful image it doesn't tell the story it's blustery out there. 38 degrees dewpoint, 21.ds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. the pressure is starting to rise. allentown you've dropped to # -- 31 poconos 22. you factor in the winds it feels like 28 in trenton. 30 in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 15 in the poconos. reading, 27 degrees. this would have felt fantastic during february when we were in the stretch of brutal weather with windchills ten to 20 degrees below zero. now that we are getting close to april. it's the last thing we want to see. look at tomorrow, it will feel like 14 in reading, 19 in philadelphia. sign minus 2 in the mountain. 21 in millville. just like today looks like temperatures will hold steady in the mid 30s. millville, 35, allentown 27 degrees. the good news is, as we've been mentioning all morning long, it's a cold canadian high, when you get a high pressure sitting overhead. air sinks, you don't get much in the way of cloud cover today and tomorrow, wall-to-wall blue, lots of sunshine, very tranquil weather pattern. you see the directio

dewpoint 8 winds out of the north at 20 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchill of 33 degrees, barometer is starting to rise 30.11. temperatures cold to the north considering the average. 35 in allentown. poconos 26. trenton, 37. millville, 46. dover, 47 and lancaster 40. future tracker 6 we'll let the afternoon play out here, you note the numbers they are not climbing all that high. 5:00 p.m., 45. 40 in allentown. trenton, 42. this evening, 43 by 10:00. in the city, below freezing north and west in the poconos 19. 35 in millville. dover, 36. wildwood 38. first thing tomorrow morning these are actual air temperatures. doesn't take into account the winds. low 20s north and west, mid 20s south and east, everybody dropping in the teens when you factor in the wind. it's thanks to this area of high pressure right here skirting on by the u.s./canadian border. it will push west to east across the border and it is close enough to drop us down into the 40s and 50s for the high. it's all the way up to new york city where temperatures are rangin

look at the dewpoint, almost the same temperature as the air temperature.on that there's a lot of moisture in the air and we're getting close to the saturation point. we have fog down the shore up by trenton. we have rain close to philadelphia and parts of south jersey and delaware. later in the day we might break out sunshine, but there's going to be the threat of more showers coming in. in fact you can see this guy coming up from washington, d.c. and southern virginia. that will make its way toward us later today. winds are out of the south on future tracker 6 which is good. we'll continue to draw in milder and milder air. as you look at the model we have periods of rain popping through lunchtime a lot of area will be in and out of rain. more of the same by 3:00 p.m. some of you may want umbrellas with the kids on the way home depending on whether they get caught with that. there's a chance we get a lull in time for the evening commute with spotty sprinkles around. we'll be on the look out for the final wave of precipitation that drops out of the north th

dewpoint, 21. the air is dry. winds have shifted yesterday they were out of the south that's why we get up you into the 50s today we're out of the northwest, 14 miles per hour the gusts are 22 miles per hour. 34 in reading. there's our 40. trenton, 36. millville, 41. atlantic city at the airport 36. another positive is the fact that everybody is above freezing, even though we have some wet roads out there because of the snow melt yesterday, especially north and west, there's no icing going on temperatures remain a good five to 6 degrees above freezing at this hour. feels like 25 in allentown. field like 32 in philadelphia. 25 in reading. trenton, 28. millville, 36 and dover 34. the satellite and radar, i have a few lake effect snowshowers across lake erie and ontario. what you you don't see is the huge high that will push the cloud cover to the south. that high takes over. it become also the dominant feature in our weather pattern it means lots of sunshine and tranquil conditions and cooler numbers. look at the 20

jersey, hopefully by afternoon things transition over to shower activity and things taper off. 42 dewpoint, 40. wind out of the southwest apt 6 miles per hour. one thing you'll notice this afternoon there will be a contrast in temperature north to south. places like the poconos allentown and the lehigh valley staying in the 40s dover west of wildwood, hitting 60 degrees, we'll split the difference in philadelphia. mid 50s chilly to the north mild to the south. two miles in allentown,.# in -- .3 in the poconos. millville, 3 miles west to east rains heavy at time. every now and then you pick up this yellow here that's a heavier cell pushing through bucks county that will work east into new jersey, but again everybody seeing the moderate rain right now. future tracker 6 as we time it out, midday, 12:30 1:00, that's when it begins to taper off. 47 degrees midday in philadelphia. allentown, 43. the back edge through the far western suburbs that races out to sea. later this evening, we'll see pop-up showers maybe patchy drizzle, otherwise cloudy and damp. 55 in philadelphia. 5:30, 60 in dover. 4

dewpoint, 5. winds out of the west/southwest at 5 miles per hour. minus one in lancaster. 1 in reading. millville, 6. trenton 8. wildwood, 21. satellite and radar finally got a nice quiet weekend for a change. no storm system also out there as we expand the view. today and tomorrow look nice and quiet. most of the upcoming week looks quiet, as well. there's a chance of a couple showers later. chicago, 27. saint louis 42. the numbers look chilly, but compared to where they've been over the last several days it's not too bad. look at the snow. now that we got past february, baltimore, 115% philadelphia, above normal. new york city, 170%. boston and lexington, 235 and 345%. lexington kentucky has seen over 45 inches of snow, they average maybe 15 so, again it's about a brutal winter. future tracker with the temperatures, this morning birpt birpt -- bitter cold, look how quickly the numbers climb. allentown, 32, millville 38 degrees by 4:00 p.m. most locations top out in the upper 30s low 40s. overnight tonight the temperatures will drop, it will be mil

we're sitting at 28 degrees, yesterday we were close to 12, 13 dewpoint, 22. winds out of the west/southwest at 8 miles per hour. pressure is beginning to fall off. this is the 24-hour temperature change. a lot of areas were in the single digits. millville is 33 degrees warmer. reading, 24 degrees, allentown 24 degrees warmer. and philadelphia 14 degrees warmer. that means it's better out there, but we're below the freezing mark of 32. we have refreeze thanks to the melting snow. there are slick spots out there. watch out for areas of black ice, sidewalks and parking lots things like that. just like yesterday it should be a nice quiet day. we have clouds up along the new york/pennsylvania state line. these snow showers up through here will pass on by the north. we won't see any precipitation out there today. overnight tonight there could flurries or sprinkles across the lehigh valley and points north but most of the day should be fine. the wider view shows this system here, both will join forces we'll see an area of low pressure develop out here, we'll get int

temperature, 42 degrees, dewpoint, 40 winds out of the northwest at 50 miles per hour.ley, n 40s, south jersey and delaware, 60s. reading, 36. dover, 48 degrees, and wildwood, 46. visibility is an issue out west, 1.3 miles for reading an lancaster. 1.7 in wilmington. 2 1/2 in allentown and less than a mile in the poconos. again a lot of it has to do with the falling rain. once the shield of steady rain pulls through around the midday hour. visibility will start to increase. the skies will brighten up, you'll not see sunshine, but you'll not see the low-level cloud deck earlier. there's a lot of moisture in pittsburgh, detroit, buffalo seeing a lot of wet weather this morning. around 1:00, that's when the steadiest rain will pull away. there could leftover showers 48 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, 50. dover, 54. there's 60 showing up by 5:30 in dover. allentown, 44. philadelphia, 55. steady rains this morning cloudy skies with a few leftover showers later this afternoon. traveling conscious again, that will be -- trorvelling conditions, that will be the time frame