the dewpoint temperature decreases, when this temperature reaches that dewpoint, you have fog. the temperature tonight will reach the dewpoint. say it's 35 degrees, and it's 35 , there you get it. 31 in napa. 31 vallejo. just at freezing, fog as well. tomorrow will be a nice looking day. forecast highs, lots of upper 50s. it will feel warm. we've been dealing with upper 40s and low 50s for the last week. now you're heading for the week. the 5 day forecast, sunday looks good, you're asking about this the other day, what's coming up, models are starting to come together with a really aggressive weather pattern. we may be getting into it starting wednesday. it looks like a run of real weather. i don't know if it will be as amazing as what we just saw, but it looks like we will be wet starting wednesday or thursday. >>> this summer marks the 50th anniversary of the summer of love and san francisco. in city hall there is a special exhibit with pictures from 1967. we will tell you about jim marshall. there are 80 pictures by the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, janis joplin and jim

dewpoints in the 30s. this is virga before it hits the grounds. chopper 6 hd was doing flying out and about looking at the trenton/morrisville bridge. we have beautiful conditions. the clouds are starting to fill in. 38 degrees, the dewpoint, 23. a dry atmosphere. we'll see moisture in the region overnight. the ocean temperature, 40 degrees, look at the morning lows, cold this this morning 4 e poconos. 13 in allentown. 18 in reading. we had a dusting of snow is in the northwest. clear skies and radiational cooling we allowed the temperatures to plumb he let. 26 in -- plumb he -- plumb he ty we'll have a high temperature of 43, 45 degrees, a few degrees above average. the record 62. sunset 5:02 p.m. we'll see cloud cover in the area. you get the idea now looking at satellite and radar and radar of we started off with clear skies and bright beautiful sunshine, we had high, thin cirrus clouds move in. we'll see the clouds lower and thicken as the day progresses. here's a wider look at the big system. the severe icing in the plains. you can see the ar

once the ambient dewpoint is the ambient temperature it's fog. there is the sky cover for lunchtime. san jose, also in oakland and san rafael. the afternoon high. that is tomorrow. as we head into the weekend we will find temperatures in the low at mid 60s. it's warming up nicely. extending seamy we will have the 5 day forecast. >>> a close call for a south bay police officer. the search is on for a suspect officers say tried to run down one of their own. >>> the rest of the nbc -- nba all-star -- all-star teams. >>> we are a sanctuary city. now, tomorrow and forever. [applause] >> san francisco mayor ed lee takes on president trump in his state of the city address. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get fi

dewpoint at five.t now at 15 degrees and we are tracking a warm front in the midwest right now on storm tracker6 live double scan. a little bit of precipitation in the form of snow near chicago. that front will be sweeping through here later on the day tomorrow, so winter weather advisories will go into that effect during the day tomorrow into early wednesday morning. north that of pennsylvania turnpike near pottstown, quakertown, especially lehigh valley, reading up into the poconos where there could be a brief period of some freezing rain but that probably won't occur untilly very late tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening into tomorrow night. we'll time that on future tracker for you and talk about a major warmup along january thaw or at least several days of a january thaw coming in here with that seven-day forecast. >> adam thank you. >>> as the frigid temperatures try to hang on for a little bit longer rely on 6abc.com/for the lates6abc.com6. >> always working. >> a man accused of trying to abduct

dewpoint, 25. the air is very, very dry. we have winds out of the southwest and ocean temperature 42 degrees. 41 in millville. dover, 43. wilmington, 39. poconos, 33, trenton checking in at 42, we have a a little bit of a breeze, even though temperatures are in the upper 30s, low 40s this is what it feels like right now. 33 in philadelphia. 36 in millville. 34 in allentown. colder in the poconos. you'll need a heavier coat early on, later this afternoon you'll not need gloves hat or scorve. you -- or scarf, you may ditch the coat later on as temperatures skyrocket up and down the eastern seaboard. tuesday we'll be in the 50s. lots of rain building across the southern half of the nation, that pulls north in the next several hours or so. today is beautiful, wall-to-wall blue skies, a nice looking day, clouds increase overnight tonight. tomorrow morning there could patchy drizzle north and west, the steadiest rain will hold off until the tail end of rush after it is ending. maybe there's patchy freezing rain out through here. i

the dewpoint 19 degrees very dry atmosphere. the pressure is holding stealed. the winds are currently northerly, they will switch to the southwest today. the ocean temperature 40. satellite and radar showing we have clear skies, you can see the clouds and the rain suppressed to the south, that's where a nearly stationary front lies. we can see the clouds filling in towards pittsburgh. let's take a wider look we talked about the ice storm. you can see the ice in omaha and chicago. the area of low pressure right here near little rock, the precipitation spreading ahead of that. this tracks across the country, the area of low pressure will be to the north we'll get a milder trend. today we're dry, that system out to the west, by 9 a.m., 32 degrees on thp day of service -- on this day of service. you'll see sunshine and increasing clouds, but it's a cold start to the day. we track an area of low pressure. tomorrow we have a warm front lift through the area. spotty showers temperatures hit 48 degrees with on and off rain. one area of concern we have for tomorrow is t

the dewpoint at 30. winds are calm.lm, not much of a chill to factor in. the ocean temperature 40. north and west of town, upper 20s, 28 slaightington, 34 in center city, 32 in chester, 30 in newhold.34 in smyrna and lown dover. there's the moisture we had across the region earlier today. it was fighting dry air to the north. as it came through, a lot of precipitation fell apart. you can see to the south and east, we are dry with improving skies on the way tomorrow. over the next 12 hours, we have the clearing overnight. watching out for slick spots and icy patches with the numbers falling below freezing. 30 in philadelphia. future tracker 6 showing not a bad start to tomorrow morning, 9:30, mostly clear after clouds break overnight. a bit of northerly winds we are dealing with. sinking air not much in the way of cloud cover, brighter afternoon with a high of 44. ice concern over the midwest and ohio valley staying away from our area tomorrow. monday, it's the mlk day of service, seasonably chilly, 9:0. 1:00 p.m. 42. 5:

just want to mention you get the dewpoint with so much moisture in the air. more rain on the way. we have a couple of days here to continue seeing these rivers and creeks recede, which we needed desperately. these creeks are moving fast. it's almost like we got the break, but they're still really high, if you notice that yourself, if you live near creeks or anything like that. the water is still pouring into there. 30s on the temperatures. 30s and 40s. 381 in wall in the -- 31 in walnut creek. east wind coming right back if from the valley. that fog comes right back in, especially maybe interstate 80, comes right back in, be careful of that, comes creaking back. look at that whopper going out of four corners. this is a classic set up for denver. that just hammers them. and that's moving through the middle of the country. a little different pattern that what we saw. that one had more of that atmospheric trigger. we'll get rain, but not for a couple of days here. so we're okay today and tomorrow, and the extended outlook does call for clouds starting to roll in. rain looks like it k

the dewpoint five. winds out of the northwest, 15 miles per hour. and temperatures 39. 15 for tannersville. 18 for st. davids 16 and 17 in oxford. 19 at the coast at the boardwalk and 21. 19, lots of teens across the board. action radar showing snow across the region earlier today lifting off to the north and east. winds are northwesterly. there is lake effect snow showers to the north and west. over the next 12 hours, blustery and cold. suburbs 15, 18 in philadelphia. future tracker 6 showing you sunday morning all about the windchills. air temperatures in the 20s. tomorrow, one degree in philadelphia, 11 below zero in the poconos and one in wild wood. 3:30 in the afternoon, something like nine in philadelphia, five redding lancaster and three below zero in the poconos. future tracker showing you 8:00 in the morning, a dry start. a couple of flurries or snow showers are likely with the gusting northwesterly winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. windchills tomorrow in the single digits though the air temperature says 25. cold on monday with less wind, h

not bad. 40 degrees is the dewpoint. lots of moisture in the atmosphere.ding city. the winds are north early currently only 7 miles an hour. later on they'll pick up a little bit and it's going to be rather breezy and a cool breeze. the ocean temperature 41. here's your hour by hour forecast helping you out through the day. satellite6 and action radar showing lots of clouds. the real rain from yesterday is out of here but you can see we've got rain up to the north and to the west. we're going stay pretty dry today but it's going fob cloudy to start and certainly the chance for a little drizzle and feeling damp out there this morning. especially with the fog, too, and throw clouds. 52 for your high today. so, temperatures will be a good develop degrees above average. by 8:00 a.m., it's 41, still with the fog but by 10:00, 43, cloudy skies. by noon t-49. later in the afternoon as the winds pick up and dry things out a little bit we'll see a few slivers of sunshine. 52 degrees at 3 o'clock. at 6 o'clock, 47 degrees. let's look at highs around the region. we s

dewpoint 39. winds right now oft east-northeast at 12 miles per hour so it's cool and raw.akes it feel like 36 degrees. the ocean temperature 43 so the wind chills right now in the 30's. but temperatures are going to be falling dramatically by the end of the week, some arctic air on the way. but right now satellite6 along with action radar showing our weather is improving. that steady light rain we had most of the day is beginning to pull away as that first storm system moves out to sea but there's a second one waiting in the wings. this low has been bringing some severe weather tornado watches across parts of louisiana, the gulf coast and this will bring us another round of rain. the bulk of it will happen in the middle of the day tomorrow. so, tonight, it will be chilly with some areas of drizzle and fog. temperatures well above freezing. don't have to worry about any freezing rain tonight. 42 in philadelphia. allentown 36. cape may 45. and wilmington 43 degrees. temperatures tomorrow a little bit warmer than today. the tuesday planner showing we start at 45 degrees. by 7

the dewpoint, 30-degrees. winds sustained out of the west at 17 miles per hour.m earlier today. the windchill feels like 25-degrees. the ocean temperature, currently 43. 24 in alt, 26 in reading, 26 in wilmington, atlantic city 27. the poconos, windchill 13-degrees. satellite 6 action radar showing we are pretty dry. we had lake effect snow flurries earlier today. a quiet weekend but seasonably cold. tomorrow a repeat of today. we start with a good amount of sunshine, 7:00, 32-degrees. clouds roll in, in the afternoon 1:00 at 40. mostly cloudy be the afternoon and on the breezy side tomorrow. we start off with winds chill in the 20s. windchills struggle to climb to the mid 30s. you want to bundle up, winds westerly sustaining 10 to 20 miles per hour and winds diminish sunday. if you are headed to the poconos, a great weekend for skiing. saturday, lots of clouds, 31. windchills stuck in the low 20s. get the hand warmers and toe warmers, you will need them. the seven-day forecast, quiet, not much sunshine. if we do, the first half of the day. then mostly cloudy, th

the dewpoint is 23, so we have that dry atmosphere and that's why anything that looks like it's a sprinklen the radar is evaporating. the pressure holding steady. the winds have swift to the southwest, now that the high pressure is off the coast. the ocean temperature, 40 degrees, it was cold thornlg, thornlg -- this morning, wasn't it? in the poconos 4 degrees, 13 in allentown. 18 this reading. 19 in lancaster. over the weekend we had a dusting of snow in the northwest it was still on the ground, that coupled with the clear conditions allowed for radiational cooling. twerp frigid in the morning hours. 26 degrees in center city. sandy fields of millville, 19 closer to the coast and 22 in atlantic city. we're rebounding nicely. the high today is 43. a few degrees above the average high. not touching the record high of 62. 5:02 p.m. at sunset we'll see more clouds. you can see that as we look at the past 12 hours. we started with the sunshine we have cirrus clouds, high, thin clouds. you can see the clouds moving in lowering and thickening as the day progresses. you'll get a hint of the mois

you get that temperature and dewpoint getting together. some of that fog will head right back into the valley. it can be thick out there. 32 in fairfield. napa airport 32. lo alto is 35. so some cold readings, even town to morgan hill and goal gil roy. santa cruz at 37. 32 boulder creek, and santa cruz

the dewpoint 19 degrees right now, really dry atmosphere. the pressure is holding steady. winds are out of the north, but switch to the southwest and have to warm things up a little bit, but the ocean temperature is 40 degrees. satellite and radar showing for the most part we have clear skies and more clouds to the south. we have a nearly stationary front parked to the south, that's where we are seeing the showers break out right now. here's a wider look, the area of low pressure well out to the west, the ice storm that caused the severe problem in the plains you can see the ice still spreading out through the plains right now. as this area of low pressure tracks towards us, we'll get showers moving into the region, not for today, so the day of service is dry. starting off with sunshine, increasing clouds. 9:00 a.m., 32, 1:00 p.m., low 40s, high 450. 5:00 p.m., 41 degrees. tomorrow we watch this area of low pressure draw near. we'll see a warm front lift to the north. tomorrow we'll be in the warm sector, so you'll get testers above average with the southwesterly -- temper

dewpoints well above freezing so no one will get below freezing tonight. are gusting to 17, so still breezy overnight. bus stop temperatures really pretty comfortable for january. 36 to 48. that's not bad. much warmer tomorrow, 50s, around 60. we are tracking a cold front for thursday. actually blasted through early thursday morning. starts mild and temperatures fall in the afternoon. so when you see my 55 on my seven-day, dress for 45. colder on thursday and friday. people on facebook, when is the big snow, when is a snow? that's all i got. flurries on friday, that's it. some good news for ski resorts, snow at the divide over the weekend. 55 on thursday. below average, 41 on friday, upper 30s saturday and sunday. and again friday. tomorrow morning just clear. look at the temps, 39 in hagerstown, 42 downtown. these essentially are average high temperatures for us. by 8:30, 90, upper 30s, low 40s. by 1:00 we're 55 downtown. these numbers may be low. 57 in culpeper, 54 in cumberland. now, by evening we're still in the low to mid-50s. clouds come in tomorrow

the dewpoint, dry atmosphere, the winds are out of the north, but they will switch to the southwest, that will allow milder air to come into the region. the ocean temperature is 40 degrees. satellite and radar showing we're starting with clear skies we can see the clouds and the showers right now suppressed to the south with the stationary front lurking down to the south. as we take a wider look here's the area of concern we're talking about the crippling ice storm. the area of low pressure right about here, the precipitation spreading ahead of that. we'll get some of this coming our way, but mostly in the form of just showers. not a lot of weather concerns. there's a spot we're worried for tomorrow morning him we'll talk about that in a second. let's talk about today, on this day of service, sunshine fades behind clouds, it's seasonable chilly to start you off in the morning. feeling better in the afternoon. 9:00 a.m., in the 30s, 1:00 p.m., 42. 5:00 p.m., holding in the low 40s. let's look at what happens, though starting on wednesday we're looking at a mild stretch that's when tem

dewpoint, 28 him. pressure reading is prizing.inds are light winds out of the west southwest at 9 miles per hour. enough to give us a windchill. these actual air temperatures, but dover is pushing 50. atlantic city you're there. trenton, 46. cape may, 45. you take the mid 40s and add the 9-mile an hour breeze it feels like 40 in philadelphia. 38 in allentown with the wind. feels like 40 in millville. 43 in lancaster and 42 in wilmington. so it is still somewhat chilly out there, but it's not cold, at least not by january's standards. temperatures will moderate over the next two days, it could be as warm as 55 to 60 degrees by tuesday. satellite and radar we have a small little area of high pressure moving from chi town east ward across the mid atlantic to the northeast. as that hits the coast it will allow the moisture to come up, here's a look at the water vapor shot. this is low pressure number one and low pressure number 2 and low pressure number 3. they are rounding the bend. this is the southern branch. jet stream. this is a

dewpoints in the mid-20s. humidity on the about 67 degrees. here's the radar over the last few hours. a couple of flakes we were outside a few minutes ago. we talked about that. it's not that heavy. there's route 15 up toward emmitsburg. we'll zoom in a little bit more and we have a little bit of snow. also grayson. bernstein is in the stormcenter. still coming down. it's a good video we're looking at. the areas that we're looking at are not treated. we're generally okay except for the sidewalks and roadways. some of you did not receive any snow tonight. you won't get it tonight i have a little surprise for you over the weekend. slick sidewalk that's about it. yellow weather alert saturday 2-inches in fredrick. i have a question but i think it's too far west. let me show you another model same time period. it's a little more reasonable i think. we'll take you in from saturday, midnight sunday midnight. you still see about 4-inches to 5-inches across southern maryland into del mar. and maybe an inch downtown. you folks didn't see much tonight.

right now 44, dewpoint 22, winds north/northeast at 15. the arctic air sneaking the wes not reaching the ground in a lot of places. we have no reports out past 66 and front royal, but this is going to move across in the next two to three hours depending on where you are, and saturate the atmosphere and fall from the sky as a wintry mix. wintry mix all day saturday. rain south and east, that's it. just a cold rain. yellow weather alert saturday. what do you think you need tomorrow? everybody needs this tomorrow. don't leave home without it. windshield wiper fluid. it's going to drive you crazy tomorrow with the salt on the road and the spray from the car in front of you. you'll be using it constantly. i wish you needed a snow shovel though. tomorrow night your plans are probably okay, but i will caution you a little freezing drizzle is still possible north and west saturday nigh temperatures remain steady tomorrow night. here's the ice potential. not much at all. this model shows nothing in the metro area. so that means it's a nuisance situ

the dewpoint 41. air nearly saturated. the pressure holding city. winds out of the north-northeast.a drier wind. it will pick up and be breezy at times today. the ocean temperature is 41. satellite6 and action radar showing the rain from yesterday's out of here. the cool front is moving through. we do have lots of clouds, some leftover showers early on. but they're going to dissipate move off to the coastline and we're going to see just a little drizzle through the early morning hours. today's high 52 degrees. this afternoon's going to feel pretty good, good 12 degrees above average. not touching the record but you get the idea. we continue to be above average in this seven-day forecast. today's high 52. that low pressure moving off the coast. high pressure trying to build in. in the meantime we've got a bit of a damp start but the clouds hang on today. even though we're talking about mild conditions this afternoon it's not going to be a very pretty day. tomorrow things change a little for us. this high settles right up above. you get a slice of nice finally rather bright. we'll hav

the dewpoint is 30 degrees, the atmosphere nearly saturated, the pressure is falling with low pressureg near and the winds are calm. let's show you that freezing rain advisory. until 10 o'clock this morning for the lehigh valley and areas of the poconos, in allentown n-reading, you need to be careful as the temperatures continue to dip and we think they could dip right around that freezing mark. and it is rain as it's coming down and that's because of the warmer air in the upper levels of the atmosphere but once you goat 2,000, 3,000 feet that's where the temperatures near the surface are at the freezing level so that's what makes it look like rain but then it just freezes and sticks to the surfaces and becomes a thin glaze and that's really the most difficult area to travel in. we're not seeing anything wide suppressed radar showing showers starting to move. there was we're seeing more significant rain out to the west. this is that same system that plagued the plains with those ice storms. that area of low pressure is going to track up to the north and east, as it does it draws more m

the dewpoint is 40 so the air nearly saturated. the barometric pleasure is holding steady.inds switched to the north with a drier breeze and you'll feel that breeze at times today. currently only seven more than. the ocean temperature is 41 and we have our always on day freezing rain help you out hour by hour. satellite6 and action radar showing the rain from yesterday off the coast. as we look to the west you can see a touch of drizzle or a shower. it's going to feel damp out there this morning with low clouds, a touch of drizzle and we're keeping the clouds throughout the day today, too. here's a look at your day for the next 12 hours. at 8:00 a.m., 41 degrees. lots of clouds. by 10:00 a.m., it's 43. by noontime, 49 degrees so temperatures going above average. we'll hit a high of 52. normally you just see a high of 40 so temperatures a good 12 degrees above average. in the afternoon maybe we try to brighten a little bit but you'll notice lots of clouds through the day and evening. at 6 o'clock, 47 degrees. other than a touch of drizzle it should be dry today but just kind

your dewpoint at 35 an indication that the air is still fairly saturated with those two numbers close other. winds out of the north at 17 miles per hour but we're not reporting a gust at this hour. there are going to be some gusts out there as you'll see today. but it won't be overall as windy as yesterday. also not looking at the volume of rain that we had late yesterday and last night. i will point out to you that at times this morning there is the possibility of a wet snowflake popping through but between now and 9 o'clock we think mostly if you see anything it's going to be just rain. the poconos would be the exception where we're still look, at the possibility of some mixed precipitation. then you get up to noon and obviously there's not as much rain around today as there was yesterday but unfortunately an upper level feature coming through may pinwheel a few extra showers through the region. model right now wants to have this mostly to the east of philadelphia up until 3 o'clock this afternoon. and then maybe a little bit more of this swinging down through the evening rush hour

the dewpoint is 30t pressure is falling. the winds are calm and the ocean temperature is 40.do have the concern for freezing rain in the lehigh valley and the poconos until about 10 o'clock this morning in the lehigh valley but all day through the evening hours until 7 o'clock tonight for the poconos. we're not expecting a lot of that but the concern is that we've got the freezing temperatures just near the surface. warmer air up to about 2000, 3,000 feet and that's why we have the concern that once the rain comes down it's going to stick to the frozen surfaces and create kind of an icy glaze out there. not going to happen in philadelphia or south jersey 'cause those temperatures already above freezing. satellite6 and action radar showing some light showers moving in but the heavier rain is just at our doorstep out to the west and that's going work its way through the region and periods of rain today and i want to show you what future tracker6 looks like. this model showing at 6 o'clock in the morning, the area of blue, some freezing rain in the lehigh valley. we advance this

the dewpoint is 40. the air nearly saturated. the pressure is steady. winds are northerly at 5 miles an hour. it's kind of a drier cooler breeze today. and the ocean temperature is 41 degrees. satellite6 and action radar showing lots of clouds. the showers are moving out. you can look towards the west and see a sprinkle here, a touch there. it's going to feel damp out there with a little bit of drizzle through the early morning hours. even in the afternoon we're not going to see much sunshine. i think the clouds hold tough today. but other than a little touch of drizzle in the morning it's a dry day at least and the afternoon the temperatures are going up there above average. 52 for your high. normally we would just be at a high of 40 degrees. so today's high 52. that low pressure moving off the coast. it's going to be rather breezy at times so that will help dry things out for us but this high pressure moves in tomorrow and you're going to see the difference. if you're missing the sunshine you will finally see a little bit more of it tomorrow. it will

dewpoint, 25, pressure is rising. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 42. quakertown, 38. most of these locations were ten degrees colder than this time yesterday. center city, 42, you're leading the pack. gandys beach, vineland, 39. cinnaminson, 41, smyrna and dover, 42. what we're seeing is a lot of moisture to develop across the southern tier states southern continental united states. an area of low pressure will form around the texas arkansas border. that will come up the spine. appalachians. with all the cold air out here, we'll see this over the next 448 to 72 hours. today is smooth sailing, we'll have bright blue skies, it will be that deep blue in the skies, a nice looking day. overnight tonight we'll see the clouds increase south to north. 6:00 a.m. we'll stop the clock, the molds has nothing going on. some of the other forecast models suggest there could light precipitation falling at that point. 9:00 we'll see the rains overspread the area. they become heavier and steadier during the afternoon hours. this is followed by ano

dewpoint, 27. the pressure is holding steady. winds out of the north pulling in the colder air at 5 miles per hour. al be -- allentown, 25 degrees, they picked up 3 quarts of an inch to an inch and quarter. far western suburbs like reading and lancaster, mid 20s. atlantic city, 34. millville, 31. trenton, 29. satellite and radar, there goes yesterday's i don't want to call it a storm, let's call it a nuisance event as it works out to sea. clearing off to the northwest that moves in over the neck couple of hours. over the next few days it looks very quiet with high pressure in control. today we're not tracking anything at all. it's a mostly sunny day. monday, same thing, mostly sunny skies, late in the day a couple of clouds could start increasing in advance of the next system which is a rainmaker for us, that arrives tuesday afternoon. again, tomorrow is nice, tuesday could be a little damp. we could see periods of rain and drizzle throughout the day. there's a chance of rain and drizzle as we get into wednesday, as well. wednesd

there's flakes flying in the poconos but nothing of significant. 32 degrees, dewpoint, 25. pressure 29.74 holding steady. wind are light out of the west/southwest at 6 miles per hour. strong enough to produce a windchill. all the 30s feel like the 20s. present temperature, 32, 33 in millville. 34 in allentown. 34 in atlantic city. trenton checking in at 30 degrees. satellite and radar, that is the system that we're watching right there, that little, small piece of energy kind of rounding the trough which is set up across the eastern half of the united states. actually here's a bet look at it on the water vapor shot. you see the counter clockwise swirl that's our snow maker. it's not a big storm. it's moving very quickly. the timing is such, most of it will fall at night when temperatures are at their coldest levels. we'll see some accumulation out of this. future tracker 6, it's a quiet finish to the week. the clouds increase from the southwest. the model keeps the heavier snows to the southeast. there's other models that put the bulls eye over south jersey and delaware. it

dewpoints, 23, pressure is rising 30.39 inches of we have a slight breeze out of the northwest at 5 to 10. 40 for millville. cape may, 39. slightly cooler to the northwest. 34 in allentown and 36 degrees in trenton. again, there's just enough of a breeze to produce windchills this afternoon. general wind speeds are out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. even though you saw the temperatures in the upper 30s, it feels like the low 30s because of the wind. there's yesterday's storm that small little system that produced mixing snow sleet and rain. that is gone at this point. the result has been for the cloud cover this morning to disappear and push farther to the south. that's the rest of the afternoon right there. we're looking at mostly sunny skies and tranquil conditions out there, and a slight breeze. future tracker 6 confirming that. mostly sunny, clear skies overnight tonight. monday we'll start out with sunshine only to see the high, thin clouds gradually increase in the afternoon, which is in advance of the next system that we're watching that will arrive on tuesday. righ

dewpoint, 26. pressure reading is rising. winds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. most of the area, the exception being the lower portions of cape may county and south of dover, the exception of that, everybody is below freezing at this point. if there's any leftover moisture from yesterday's system, wet roads, more than likely it's starting to glaze over if has not been treated. be careful out there this morning, there could slick spots, but again, over the next hour, hour 1/2, temperatures climb above freezing and any ice will start to melt. we have wind speeds out of the west/northwest at 5 to 7 miles per hour. that gives us a slight windchill this morning. everything warms up nicely later on. satellite and radar clearing off to the northwest that will push southeast to philadelphia and south jersey in the morning hours. we're looking at a nice day, which future tracker 6 will confirm in just a moment. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine from start to finish. that gets the temperatures in the 40s. monday a repeat performance, the exception being the cloud cove

dewpoint, 26, pressure is holding steady.he winds are light out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. it's good enough to give you windchill this morning. actual air temperatures are in the low 030s, with the winds it feels like the upper 20s, you'll need to bundle up, you'll need a coat an gloves and hat. temperatures in the 40s. system here passing by the great lakes. our snow maker is that, just a few rain showers passing by the blue state of kentucky. it will pull off to the northeast, and rounds the bend to a trough that will brush us with light snow overnight tonight. here's future tracker 6. sun an clouds today. very similar to yesterday, with the exception being maybe a little bit more in the way of sunshine, it's a similar day, chilly and dry. after midnight, here comes the light snow overspreading south jersey and delaware, quickly working out to sea by 7:30, most of it is gone pushing out over the open waters. by late morning, skies brighten up and we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, accumulations look like

dewpoint 29, dry air is in place, pressure reading is rising, winds out of the north northwest at 9 mileser hour. 51 in wilmington and dover. 52 for millville. atlantic city, 54. beach haven, 50. the lehigh valley you're up in the mid 40s, there's a bit of a breeze, so it feels cooler than the numbers you just saw. wind out of the west in reading, 15 miles per hour. and 10 in philadelphia. satellite and radar high pressure scooting on by from west to east across the mid atlantic today. once it hits the coast, it is sitting about there. once it hits the coast it will allow what's called the return flow out of the of the south that pushed all the cloud cover and rain up the eastern seaboard monday and tuesday, saturday the first two days of workweek do not look very good. future tracker 6, let's time it out he for you. the rest of the day, clear conditions, clouds. first thing tomorrow morning, the clouds and the rain and freezing drizzle, as well. 8:00 a.m., let's stop the clock there. you can see we have a few patchy shades of blue showing up that's the model interpreting freezing rain an

dewpoint, 22. pressure rising out of the west/southwest at 15 miles per hour.eels like, even though the air temperatures are in the 30s with the winds it feels like the upper 20s. the air mass seeping in from the north, we'll call it chilly, not cold, not arctic in nature. this air mass is getting us back to normal, it's getting us to where we should be in the upper 30s, low 40s. we'll see a reinforcing shot of that colder air in the second half of next week. that will put temperatures in the mid to upper 30 os for high, that's a little bit colder of an air mass. that's getting us back to where we should be. satellite and radar lots of clouds mixed with sunshine from time to time, perhaps a flurry or two, nothing more. future tracker 6 confirming that we'll stop the clock at 3:00 p.m., sun and clouds, breezy. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. as we head into sunday, partly sunny skies and temperatures in the 40s. 43 degrees, chilly wind. 43 in millville. cape may, 42. pair of 4s in dover. trenton, you'll top out around 40, 41. overnight tonight you're dro

a spotty snow shower north and west of the city most of us us dry, but cold. 17 in philadelphia, dewpoint the air is really, really dry, don't lick character lips if you're outside, you will have chapped lips. it will feel terrible. pressure is rising. winds out west/northwest at 13 miles per hour. here we go, these are the actual numbers, 14 in reading, 15 in allentown. 17 in philadelphia. 14 in millville. what i was talking about earlier, even though there's a ton of salt on the main roads when temperatures are this cold the salt is less effective. there's a lot of icy patches out there, take it easy on the roads. minus 3 in lancaster. 4 in philadelphia. minus 9 in the poconos. it's cold in virginia than it is in philadelphia. only 6 in richmond. 5 in binghamton. 8 in pittsburgh, 16 in washington, d.c. that cold air drives down into the panhandle of florida. it's the entire eastern seaboard that's bitter cold. salt sat there's yesterday's to remember right there over my shoulder. we're seeing mainly clear conditions up and down the mid atlantic and the northeast coast this morning. late

wait until you see it is doing in the outlying suburbs, 2 is the dewpoint. pressure is rising.f the west northwest at 14 miles per hour. you'll need chap stick. oxford, 12, new holland, 11. saint davids, 13, everything single location will be in the low to single digits tomorrow. woodbine, 14 degrees. here's are a look at the windchills, or feels like numbers, 11 below in the poconos, that number keeps getting colder and colder every time i show it. millville, 1, philadelphia, 2. the good news it is quiet weather pattern over the next couple of days now that the storm is pulling away there it goes up in the canadian hard time. high pressure moves in from the midwest. it's a cold high, but it will clear everything out. we'll have flurries a little batch right there lasting until 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. the next two days are dry around the immediate philadelphia area. this is the big story, feels-like temperatures, future tracker 61:00 p.m., 7 degrees in philadelphia. 4 below in the poconos, 5 in millville. 6 degrees in dover. later this evening, same thing. single digits tomorrow m

dewpoint, 23. pressure 29.76 inches. it is rising. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour.the northwest we go, 30 in pottstown, quakertown, 30. warrington, 32. saint davids, 33. center city, 35, and levittown 34. you note a lot of numbers are above the freezing mark of 32. this is supposed to be colder for us, that tells you how mild it's been around here. gandys beach, 34. smyrna and dover, 36. satellite and radar again it's a small, little bands that's pushing through, a little piece of moisture that broke off from the great lake states where they are seeing snow now, lake-effect snow machines are on for lakes erie and ontario, that will extend into sunday. for us, sun and clouds this afternoon, maybe a flurry or two, once again. this is the big story over the next two days, today and tomorrow, the high temperatures tops out at 42, 43. with the winds feels like the 30s, 3:30 p.m., feeling like mid 30s for everybody. first thing tomorrow morning, the windchills will be where we are right now, mid to upper 20s. in the around, mid 30s. today and tomorrow, look very, very sim

the dewpoints in these areas are in the low 30s. you can expect plenty of valley fog in the inland bay valleys tonight. napa three degrees cooler right now. concord is three degrees cooler. it's a chilly night. your friday night starts off cold with some frost and valley fog. when i come back, we'll lay it all out for the valley weekend. >> coming up, a new effort for california to secede for the country. and then a bay area jazz musician and it's accomplished career. how 30-second audition got him a gig that has now lasted decades. >> we'll have is your sports highlights later in sports. >>> and cal's chancellor calls him a troll, but won't stop his so a speech. the controversial right wing writer now coming to u.c. berkeley. without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. love. it's what makes a sub

dewpoint has he has been very high because we've had a lot of rain here in january, and more rain is on the way. that's for sure. but not until tension. year okay today. probably tuesday, as well. look at the footprint of fog go out to the valley. that's the most i've seen in a long time, five years, for obvious reasons. we've had a of rain here. system that's on its way is still a couple of days away. before that, we had a lot of lows to deal with in the 30s. 32 at the napa airport, 40s for some. 38 in concord, 30 at walnut creek. so there's some rather brisk readings here. there is your due east wind, the direction the wind is coming from. that fog can be brought back over the bridges, so be careful on that. can dance around a little bit. that bridges it right back across. so 1923, direction reno, down to 43. same for santa barbara at 43. lots of fog in the valley. that's not going anywhere until you get some rain or wind. it will be with us, and also tomorrow, a whopper of a low, impacting the front range with snow and freezing rain above it, severe weather to the south of it. the

we have dewpoints in the teens and 20s down in through here.u're seeing the brighter shade of white, the snow is starting to reach the ground looking at observation, especially the fog and the visibility is reduced across cape may and atlantic city and cumberland county. this gray shade getting into salem, camden and gloucester counties. him the snow is not reaching the ground there. all this is lifting to the north. let's say you're traveling on route 40 near woodstown it's okay. you travel east, buena or richland, minotola this snow is reaching the ground. alex is in mobile 6 on the white horse pike in atlantic city we have snow-covered roads there. all this is lifting off to the northwest, snow will be falling in philadelphia shortly. moderate impact through 6:00 a.m. the impacts start to become higher as the day wears on. by 9:00 a.m., noon, we have high impact, the storm starts to winds down later this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., moderate. 6:00 p.m., most of the storm is gone at that point and pushing east and out to sea. for south jersey this i

you get that temperature and dewpoint getting together. some of that fog will head right back into the valley. it can be thick out there. 32 in fairfield. napa airport 32. lo alto is 35. so some cold readings, even town to morgan hill and goal gil roy. santa cruz at 37. 32 boulder creek, and santa cruz is at 36. a little easterly breeze, coming right back over san pablo bay the same. there is so much water that fell, but it looks like wearing to get three systems coming in wednesday through sunday. all right, sal, 5:01. what do you have? nothing, i hope. >> yeah, not a lot going on, which is good. this is what we want on a day where it might be lighter than usual. already beginning to see signs of that on the altamont pass. there is a little bit of slower traffic, but for the most part, it's lighter than it normally is. if you do have to go to work, the consolation is you'll have a better commute than normal. let's talk about 880 north and southbound. investigate is here here, and at the bay bridge, we don't have a backup at the toll plaza

the air is very, very dry, we have dewpoints presently in the teens and 20s. it will take time for the at to moisturen up north and west. that's why the start time west of philadelphia is not until late morning hours in the first part of the afternoon. we zoom into south jersey, there's bridgeton, this is cumberland county, here's cape may and atlantic counties. malaga, route 47 anticipate -- and delsea drive this is moderate snow falling. every now and then we're picking up the shades of lavender, that means the snow is coming down an inch an hour, we're starting to pick up that north of bridgeton. 322 heading east into atlantic city. we have snow covered roads, the snow is starting to pick up. the visibility ask down to 1.3 miles in atlantic city and wildwood. 4 miles in millville. start times, midday for the lehigh valley. now for the i-95 corridor it will continue to snow until 3:00 p.m. for south jersey and delaware. >>> thank you for the update. let's take you live to atlantic city, sky6 live hd over the boardwalk there. the snow has started to fall and

dewpoint at 22 southwest wind at 7 miles an hour. the wind chill right now at 36 degrees. easton and northampton county one area we'll have to watch for some patchy black ice late tonight or some freezing rain. 39 the temperature there. winds out of the southwest at 8 miles an hour. there's a few breaks there in the cloud cover but the clouds quickly coming in there as well and here's where to expect the possibility of some patchy freezing rain with some icy spots between 1:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning in reading berks county, lehigh county northampton county up into the poconos before it changes to all rain. not looking at a lot of resume indication but there could be slick spots develop wind gust temperatures flirting near freezing with rain coming in a little later tonight and early tomorrow morning and again i would say that those advisories they don't have borders even though there are borders so if you live kind of near those areas, definitely watch early tomorrow morning and we'll talk about the dramatic warmup with that seven day. >> all right. >> with t

the dewpoint 30. lots of moisture in the atmosphere.ing winds are pretty light and the ocean temperature is 40. satellite6 and action radar slowing that we're starting to see just some light drizzle and showers move through the area now. the heavier rains out here to the west as we widen out you get a better view of that. here's the area of low pressure. that's that same big one that brought all the ice storms out to the plains. as this low drags up to the north and east it draws some milder air in our region. you'll see temperatures rise. we'll all see periods of rain through the day today. let's show you what it looks like on future tracker. the first half of the day is just enough to be damp a little dreary. once you hit about 1:30 this afternoon starts to pick up a little bit and some showers moving through. certainly more so about 4 o'clock people coming home from school and it will be rather wet on the roads. we advance this to their evening hours. even at 11:30 the last shower is coming through but the heaviest of it looks to be

dewpoint, 25, pressure is rising. freezing north and west, watch out for icy patches down through here. north of the pennsylvania turnpike and especially in the lehigh valley where they picked up an inch, inch and a half of snow. martins creek, 31. gandys beach, 31. the villas, 34. dover and smyrna, looks like you're in the clear, as well. temperatures in the mid 30s, 34 degrees in both locations. okay, here's satellite and radar we're clear across the eastern half of the united states. a big mess across the heartland of the nation. this is the reason why the steelers game was delayed until 8:25 p.m. it was originally a 1:05 p.m. start time, but because of the ice, you can see the ice storm warnings, this darker purple shade here, seven different states under ice storm warnings this morning. its freeze rain, it's rain that's falling ands -- freezes on contact with the game. by the time the game gets going prime time most of it should be gone. that's why they delayed it. lots of cancellations flight wise heading into k

it's fairly mild, dewpoint, 23. pressure, 30-inch and raising. out of the west at -- winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. that's giving us a windchillle of 34. 28 in allentown, 17 in the poconos. feels like 34 right now in wilmington and dover. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you, we have a couple of areas of moisture one here coming off lake michigan, you're seeing lake-effect snow there. this is our snow maker overnight tonight, very disorganized passings -- passing over the highway and tennessee valley. if this was from here to pittsburgh, a small shift in the track wouldn't matter we still pick up snow. when the system is this small the slightest shift can change the entire forecast. this keeps it down south near the delmarva. there are three other models that take the system here and plant it directly over top us. we'll have light snow developing overnight tonight after midnight into tomorrow morning, for south jersey and delaware. snow showers after midnight. a steadier light snow should develop across south jersey and th