in the summer those dewpoints can go into the 70's when it feels oppressive and tropical out there ands low you kind of get the dry skin, the chapter lips but also when it's this cold, you think skiing and snowboarding because they love it. 20 degrees up in camelback with a lot of clouds, winds out of the west-northwest at 10 but your wind chill just nine lonely dreams. we'll talk about that chill to begin the weekend and then the warm outpatient follow along with some healthy amounts of rain here into next week. we'll chat about it in that seven-day forecast. >> okay, adam, thank you. >> dozens of children were able to have their teeth cleaned for free today. dental students from camden county college gave free checkups at the gloucester township campus. the annual give kids a smile day helps families who might not otherwise have access to dental care. last year's event provided more than $21,000 worth of cleanings and other procedures to young children. >> there's something of a bridge battle shaping up in scranton and it's all over an attempt to honor one of the city's most famous h

dewpoint, 24. pressure reading 29.88 inches it continues to fall.ds out of the east at 3 miles per hour. there's the ocean temperature, 39. 20 for everybody, a couple of exceptions, dover, 31, cape may, 34. poconos how many times do you see this, it's warmer in the mountains than the city of philadelphia. 33 in the poconos. trenton, 28. satellite and radar we're clear across the mid atlantic states. united states is seeing snow showers, gray was asking where is old man winter. he is up in maine. these are ten day snowfall totals for the pine tree state, the state of maine. 70 inches of snow. whiting, 67 inches. robinson, 59. 58 inches of snow. all this coming within a ten day span. they have seen three storms in ten days. all of a sudden you have all that snow on the ground, here comes the warmup, the warm front stretching like this pushing off to the north, now you're going to have melting snow. there could be flooding issues up there. the air mass is not too impressive, it's terribly mild, 20, 30 degrees above average. that will translate into 70s

right now in philadelphia, 31-degrees, dewpoint 13.out of the southwest at nine miles per hour. windchill at 23 and ocean temperature 40-degrees. 29 in reading, same in lancaster 24 in allentown, 30 in trenton, 28 dover and 33 at the coast in cape may. wind are relatively calm for millville and allentown. nine miles per hour in philadelphia. we have a southwesterly wind flow on the way, overnight tonight into tomorrow. temperatures milder than they were for the start of the weekend. satellite six along with action radar, lots of clouds ahead of the moisture across the great lakes and a trailing cold front in the midwest. as it cuts north, you tap into the southerly surge of moisture. future tracker 6 showing you 11:30 in the morning, we have snow showers across the northern lehigh valley, scranton and the poconos. cloud early in the day, yielding to sunshine. we have that southwesterly wind five to ten miles per hour. 45 the high in philadelphia. lancaster, 41 allentown, 48 cape may and 47 in dover. as we fast forward into next week, t

the dewpoint number the air is very very dry, i need lotion or something for my hands because they keep cracking. well not crack be, you know what i mean. pressure 30.39 and rising. winds out of the northwest at 12 and the ocean temperature 41. up teens close to 20, north and west. when you factor in the breeze it's not that terribly wind, but enough to produce this. the 20 degrees in allentown feels like 9. feels like 5 below in the poconos. feels like 1 in philadelphia. 11 degrees with the wind in millville. unfortunately that windchill will be sticking around all day long. 11:00 a.m. feeling like 21. 3:00 p.m., 26 in philadelphia. overnight tonight the windchills continue to hold steady in the mid 20s we see break as we head into sunday afternoon, air temperatures in the upper 40s windchills around 40. it will be easier to handle tomorrow versus what we'll see today. satellite and radar a nice, quiet weather pattern there's nothing going on across the entire lower 48. we're not tracking any precipitation over the next 48 to 72 hours maybe cloud cover that's it. mostly sunny skies, hi

the dewpoint down to four degrees, almost an arctic air mass.re strong, northwest at 15 miles per hour. we have a breeze all night, windy tomorrow. the current windchill 26. dropping more by the morning commute. take note, the ocean temperature, 42. normal ocean temperature this time of year mid 30s. this is good news for the viewers doing the polar plunge in delaware sunday. 42 is pretty good considering what it typically is. right now 26 in wilmington, 24 in allentown, atlantic city 25 and feels like seven in the poconos. sunshine battling with clouds all day long. the best chance of seeing sunshine will be during the morning. the bus stopforecast sees a mixture of sunshine. dress the kids warmly low to mid 20s, struggling to make the mid 30s tomorrow. a good amount of cloud cover. seven dry e degrees below avera. we deal with winds, eight to 16 miles per hour. the windchill tracker, 7:00 in the morning, feels like 20. the windchills in the 20s all week long. we keep the cold air for the first half of the weekend. 34-degrees tomorrow. mostly c

sunday, we get lots of clouds and here comes the rain. 31 degrees, present temperature reading, dewpoint, 22. winds have shifted out of the east at five miles per hour. that winds will continue to shift over the neck 12 to 24 hours, that pretty much guarantees we don't see snow with this event. poconos could see a wintry mix out of it overnight tonight and tomorrow. everybody else will see mainly rain. temperatures are fairly mild compared to where they have been been in the last 48 hours. 37 in millville. atlantic city, 39. there's not much of a windchill to speak of. cloud cover over top of the mid atlantic and the northeast states, area of low pressure will develop across the eastern half of the bluegrass state of kentucky that will swing east and provide us with wet weather sunday. for today, quiet, combustion of sun and clouds, nothing going on. overnight tonight, clouds increase, they lower and thicken. tomorrow morning we see precipitation break out to the north. initially it could be cold enough for a wintry mix up in the poconos. everybody else should see mainly rain with this,

. >> delaware governor john carney named justice dewpoint ridgely and another to review and avoid a repeate uprising in the correction f facility claiming e life of lieutenant steen floyd. >> it's important to make the institution safe and secure recognizing this is important work. >> they point out 17 correction officers have quit or refired in the wake of the february 1st uprising. >> for the pay and risk and lieutenant floyd had to be murdered for us to make change, i can understand people feeling that way. >> the head of prison reform and justice has issues with the investigation ordered by the governor. >> we feel the state can't investigate itself. we are pressing forward with a federal independent investigation. >> officers are leaving. people are living in fear. >> jeff klopp doesn't know how anyone would want to work for the department of corrections if major changes don't come soon. >> my fear is another panel and investigation and put together a thick book that nothing comes of it. >> the preliminary findings are due june 1st. he expect ts a final report to improve security at v

temperature in philadelphia 32 degrees, dewpoint at 12 so dry air in play. of the west at 14. wind chill is 10 degrees colder than the actual air temperature and that ocean mighty cold at 39 degrees. wind chill in the teens for allentown, 21 lancaster, 25 in wilmington. southern new jersey it doesn't get much better there. low to mid-20's. as we look at satellite and radar there's that ribbon of high clouds that are pushing in from the south and west. there's a little bit of precipitation along this. as that that boundary passes through this evening overnight there could be a couple snow showers especially towards the lehigh valley and the poconos so we'll keep snow shower northern areas tonight. otherwise it is rather cloudy, 23 allentown, 28 philadelphia, 29 in dover and 30 degrees in cape may. future tracker6 as we go again at 8 o'clock this evening, there you can see some of those snow showers confined well to the north while the rest of us it's a cloudy end to the week and as we go into your saturday we're going see some filtered sunshine through that c

the dewpoint has come up from the single digits and we had that cold air earlier in the weekend late27. crystal clear sky in atlantic city. a little bit cooler with the wind off of the water out of a southwesterly direction. remember the ocean water temperatures in and around the low 40's so it's 44 and you capture that that wind off the water, the dewpoint much higher at 39 degrees. but since yesterday we've gained 11 degrees in the last 24 hours from this point today compared to yesterday eight in pittsburgh, 13 in charleston, west virginia, so temperatures will continue to warm here the next couple of days. we're talking about nearing records the next two days. and even the word snow possible. records and snow. anyway we'll chat about it coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> adam thank you. >> yeah. >> police in montgomery county investigating a high school break in where the thieves took some priceless sports memorabilia. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the news room with details. hi, rick. >> hi, brian, thank you. the alleged thieves targeted the kobe bryant jim at

that's the saving grace, the dpowpt -- dewpoint is 21, the air is 34. when the numbers are this far a part, it's very, very dry. if they are close it's very, very moist. 30.07 that's the pressure reading. winds out of the south southwest at 14 miles per hour. 29 in allentown. 13 in the poconos, 23 in trenton. feels like 29 in millville. even though we're forecasting highs in the mid to upper 40s, the winds will whip around all day long that will keep the windchill values in the upper 30s, the high temperature today is a little deceiving. satellite and radar have clouds out to pittsburgh and far northwest as cleveland. there's the tail end of it right there. that should start swinging through lunch time, give or take an hour or two. later this afternoon we'll see a decent amount of sun. sun and clouds today, overnight tonight partly cloudy skies monday looks great, a ton of sunshine, temperatures close to 50 degrees in some locations. monday into tuesday we see the clouds increase again, here comes the next system. by 7:00 a.m. tuesday you can see all th

dewpoint down there at 36. winds have been running out of the south.e calm right now but when they start to pick up again, they'll be fairly light today t as we take a look at the wide view, a lot of cloud cover out there. it does look like as we go later into the afternoon these clouds are going to thin out a little bit and again that shower activity you see to the west mainly dives to the south and that's mainly an issue this morning. some of you see a brief sprinkle or shower. 42 degrees by 8 o'clock. by 10 o'clock, 49. and the big story today is those numbers. we are starting to benefit from that southerly flow that's going to be kicking in overt next couple of days and by noon we'll be up close to 60 with a high we're thinking around 63 by 3 o'clock. and then by 6 o'clock, back down to 58 so very mild this morning. very mild this afternoon. and we'll see a little bit of an increase in sunshine as we go through the day. here's the high temperatures across the region. 62 in allentown today, 63 in reading, 64 in trenton, 63 in philadelphia. 63 in wil

dewpoint 20. pressure is rising. winds out of the west/northwest 16 miles per hour, ocean temperature, 45. take a look at the temperature drop yesterday at 3:00 p.m. we're only going back 1 hours or so, it was 73 degrees, now all of a sudden it's 38 degrees in philadelphia with windchills in the upper 20s. that's the colder arctic air pushing through. but this is honestly where we should be for this time of the year, we should never have been in the 70s for 3 straight days that's adding to the chill making it feel so much colder. reading and allentown 35. 37 in trenton, 37 in millville 36. 25 degrees colder than the same time yesterday in reading. 20 degrees colder in millville. 23 degrees colder in lakehurst. satellite and radar the cold front which expound the severe weather yesterday is way out to sea well off the coast. winds are out of the west/northwest look at all the lake-effect snow starting to develop off the lakes of ontario and erie places like buffalo and bingham ton, 6 to 1 inches of snow. back down to

a nice looking day today. 31 degrees dewpoint of 19.ure reading holding steady at 30.11 inches. winds out of the south southwest atper hour. you factor in the winds feels like 22 in allentown. 19 in trenton, and millville, 28 degrees. you bundle up in layers, don't forget the hat and scarf make sure all the extremities are covered, that's that's pretty coal. there's the lonely snow shower passing on by to the north. piece of energy up here and piece of energy down there, they hit of the coast, they don't come together and you will see sun and clouds today. youyou can follow the clouds, everything is moving west to east across the eastern half of the united states. if you're a snow lover, we have not seen a lot of snow, if you want to see where they have seen a lot of snow. this is carolyn, this is her roof, this is red field, new york, they picked up 100 inches of snow in nine days, that's 8 feet of lake-effect snow in nine days. that's where all the snow has been up here confined to upstate new york. back home here in philadelphia. we'

it's chilly in philadelphia, with a dewpoint of 3. if you're heading out doors don't start licking your lips, cruel get chapped lips. the pressure is rising. winds out of the west northwest at 9 miles per hour. the sun sets 35:44. 25 days from now, we gain a half-hour. march 12, the sun sets at 7:05. we'll get more daylight over the next 30 to 450 -- 45 days. we're gaining sunlight. 22 in philadelphia. mailville, 22. poconos, 9 degrees. feels like 7 below in the poconos bundle up if you're heading north to do skiing. dover, feels like 11. millville, 12. philadelphia, 12. atlantic city about 19. future tracker showing the windchills are sticking around all day long. even though this is a nice looking day, temperatures are getting above freezing, with the winds it will feel like the mid 20s. tomorrow, this eases the winds slacken and the temperatures moderate. it will feel better. today is chilly. tomorrow the mid 20s are replaced by the low 40s. satellite and radar we have lake-effect snow steamers coming off lake erie and on ontario.

later we dropped toills are in the 20s a huge huge drop in the numbers. 37 again for philadelphia dewpoint 17. so the air is pretty dry once again. pressure reading 29.98 rising. winds out of the west/northwest at 20 miles per hour. that's why it feels blustery out there. 36 for the poconos, 37 in philadelphia. 37 for millville. dover, 35. most winds speeds are out of the west/northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. that's putting the feels-like temperatures in the 20s. satellite and radar now this little pocket of clouds actually over the top of the mid atlantic keystone state upstate new york we'll see more in the way of clouds, as well. lake-effect snowshowers and lake-effect snow bands coming off lake erie and ontario. cleveland, buffalo reporting light snow this morning. chicago is reporting light snow, just flurries, it's been 70 days since chicago picked up an of snow. that's never happened before in chi town, owe it's been a very mild winter. mother nature is going to throw us a shot of cold air here, over the next 24 to 36 hours. it will sit over top of the northern tier states. the

dewpoint, 18. pressure is holding steady. winds out of the west/southwest at 15 miles per hour. here comes another sneeze. 44 in millville. 44 in dover. wilmington, 40 degrees, atlantic city, 44. allentown, 4. trenton, 37 degrees, those are actual air temperatures. when you factor in the winds it feels cooler not as bad as yesterday at this time, but there's still a bit of a windchill. 31 in philadelphia. allentown, 34. poconos feels like 17 and 32 degrees the freezing mark in trenton. satellite and radar along with action radar showing cloud cover still left behind from this little bout of moisture here, passing on by to the north. this is just a clipper system passing by upstate new york snow showers up there. you can see the skies, the clouds are thinning out to the south, places like cape may, millville, dover you're seeing a little bit of sunshine. that should increase as the day wears on. as we go across the country there's not much going ton to talk about except for this right here, showers to the south where they are playing the super bowl later on. this will start to fi

are clear we'll keep it that way for the next day couple of days. 66 degrees, 39 degrees is the dewpoint. pressure is rising. wind out of west at 8 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 41. 67 in wilmington. reading, 63. poconos look at how mild it is not higher elevations, almost 50. lakehurst, 66 atlantic city at the airport, 65 degrees. the wider view shows 70 showing up in richmond. washington, d.c. checking in at 68. the air to the west that is behind the back door cold front. even this is not cold for february standards. 45 in buffalo, 56 in pittsburgh, 50 in binghamton. new york city, 61. satellite and radar the first round of cloud cover right here is working out to sea. we're seeing sunshine now, here comes the second little ribbon of cloud cover that's associated with the actual front itself. that will slide through in the next couple of hours. let's say between now and 3:00 p.m., the sun will be fighting the clouds. after that we'll go mostly sunny skies the rest of the way. overnight tonight we'll stay mainly clear and tomorrow looks great, even though temperatures are cooler th

dewpoint, 23, the pressure is falling, wind are calm at the philadelphia international airport. lots of 20s to the west. pottstown, 24. quakertown, 24. saint davids, 27. center city you're one of the warmer locations, sitting at 30. glassboro, 24. 28 in smyrna, gandys beach 23. hammonton, 25, woodbine, 27. look at the villas closing in on 40, all the warm air lifts north during the course of the day. satellite and radar, not tracking much of anything, lots of sunshine expected. as we look at the water vapor shot the reason why we're seeing all the sunshine on the east coast. you have to thinks of the united states when you talk about an overall weather pattern, it's like a seesaw, it goes down on the west coast it goes up on the other. sometimes it's the other way around north windy on the east coast and south windy on the west coast. >>> look at the rainfall totals in california. this is going back 24 hours, you don't see rain in southern california, right, they have made songs about that. long beach, 2.74 inches. beverly hills 2 1/2 inches in the past 24 hours, poppy park is a

it is 24 at the present time. 5 degrees is the dewpoint. winds out of the west northwest at 14 miles per hour. you will need the gloves and hat and bundle up in layers. we're not acclimated tos all of a sudden, we had a span of mild days last months. two or three of these days in the past weeks doesn that cold and give us a chance to get used to it. later this afternoon windchills will be around all day. 26 by 3:00 p.m. allentown, 24. poconos 13. we get into sunday, the pattern changes it's progressive or quickly moving west to east. that cold pocket of air lifts to the north and all of a sudden things start warming again. it feels like the low to mid 40s with the wind with temperatures close to 50 degrees tomorrow. the actual high tomorrow is 47, 48. th shot is only last a day or so. satellite and radar we're tracking nothing, looks like a quiet weekend, you can follow the clouds from west to east across the lower 48. anytime you see that, this time of the year, that should be a red flag to say hey this will be a mild pattern because it ke

dewpoint, 34. pressure is rising. winds out of the west/northwest at 8 miles per hour. temperature, 41. here's the forecasted high today, here's a look at this here, the record on today's day, we're forecasting 72. that should shatter the record high of 48 in 1948. wilmington, a record high for you, as well, 70 degrees, the old record was 67 set back in 1997. we're at 59 in wilmington and philadelphia. 54 in millville and dover. trenton, 56. atlantic city, 56 degrees, but you can see the direction, you see these arrows here, the direction of the arrows we're starting to shift the wind. it won't be out of the southwest, it will be in a north northwest direction that will put a lid on the temperatures. we're forecasting an outrageous high of 72. if we had a straight southwest wind it would be 75, 76. wind speeds are generally out of the west 5 to 15 miles per hour. satellite and radar still holding on to a little bit be of cloud cover this morning let's say by 11:00 a.m., most of this is gone, the exception being the jersey shore, from that point on it is full sunshine. f

dewpoint 19. pressure rising. winds out of the south/southwest at 7 miles per hour. the ocean temperature sitting at a fairly mild for this time of the year, 40 degrees. 29 in philadelphia and allentown. 22 in the poconos. millville, 32. wilmington checking in at 30. feels like 21 when you add on the breeze. feels like 22 in philadelphia. the windchill in the poconos, 12, 18 in trenton, and feels like 19 in dover. satellite and radar, we're mainly clear for now, the clouds increase over the next couple of hours, later this afternoon there's the tail end of the cloud mass right there. later this afternoon we'll see a gradual increase in sunshine. it should make for a nice day. as you flip it over to storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion, earlier in the week we were talking about light snow for super bowl sunday. what happened these two pieces of energy instead of coming together down here, across the tennessee valley and the western portions of the carolinas and the virginias, coming up the coast, these two pieces of energy went like that. we'll see a mixture of su

dewpoint, 23. the pressure is 29.96 inches holding steady.he winds are beginning to shift out of the southeast at 3. that cements that the next system will be rain. once the winds shift out of the east, forget it, it will be rain because you're bringing in the warmer ocean air. northeast wind you can get snow, anything out out of the east, southeast forget it's all liquid. 39 in millville. 41 in dover. 40 degrees in atlantic city. here's the telling story right here, windchills we were in the single digits the last couple of mornings. windchills are a couple of degrees cooler than the actual air temperatures. feels like 35 in millville. feels like 31 much better than the nine degrees we felt two days ago at this time. 34 in dover. nice quiet day across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. clouds and sun, precipitation stays to the west and gets into our region after midnight tonight and through the day on sunday. future tracker 6 will stop it at 5:00 p.m., clouds and peeks of sun to the north, as well as the south. here comes the moisture. we

dewpoint, 24. winds out of the east at 3 miles per hour.atures are way below freezing north and west. mid 20s generally for the lehigh valley and the far western suburbs and same thing for camden and burlington counties in south jersey, glass borough is showing 28. everybody else south and east of there is above freezing. from this point north and west, we have a concern for slick spots. there were icy patches out there, temperatures in the 20s, more importantly it's black ice that's the kind of of ice appears it is wet you get on its a complete glaze, be very, very careful on the secondary roads and sidewalks. that's mainly north and west of philadelphia. satellite and radar, nothing going on, just a lot of cloud cover. future tracker 6 shows sunshine expected that will get the temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow, light rain breaking out north and west in the lehigh valley, in the poconos it could be sleet and freezing rain. this is a cold rain, temperatures in the mid 40s, some of the rain will be steady to occasionally heavy at times. that

right now the temperature, 34 degrees, dewpoint, 25.here's the pressure and winds are light out of the south/southwest 3 miles per hour. not much wind to deal with. the satellite is showing how cloud cover is thicker to the west. we get a sunny start and more clouds build in as the day goes on. 36 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 43. yesterday we got a high of 46. by noon we'll be above that getting up to 50. the high today is 57 at 3:00 p.m. again, clouds gathering a bit as the day goes on. a bit on the breezy side not as windy as yesterday, by 6:00 p.m. in the low 50s, high temperatures across the region. 57 in philadelphia. 56 in trenton, wilmington, a little cooler up in allentown, 54. if you head down the shore, we have that cool flow coming in off the ocean out of the south that will drop the highs into the low 50s by the shore. the southerly flow will help everybody out in terms of of the temperatures, 65 degrees, well above average, that's been a broken record note this winter. it will be cloudy mild tomorrow, chance of spotty s

dewpoint 3 pressure is rising. winds out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour.indchills it's cold today but a lot of these cold shots we've been seeing over the past 6 weeks or so, they only last a couple of days and move along on their 11 degrees with the wind in philadelphia. seven below in the poconos, 7 in allentown, 18 with the wind in cape may. all day long we'll be talking about those blustery windchills. this is the only thing we're monitoring over the next 12 to 24 hours. a full da sunshine, a nice looking day blustery and cold. 26 in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. tomorrow morning windchills will hold steady in the mid 20s they will climb during the day. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow it will feel better than today. 40 even reading 41 degrees with the winds tomorrow afternoon around 4:00 p.m. as we look at satellite and radar, there's nothing going on across the entire lower 48. everything is moving from west to east. and you guys know the drill by now, anytime you see a pattern that moves west to east that means mild air because it bottles up all the colder air u

dewpoint, 28. pressure 29.90 inches. winds are beginning to shift out of the west/southwest that's key as long as the wind is coming in the southerly direction that helps to warm things up in time of the year, we're already in the mid 40s across south jersey and delaware. philadelphia, wilmington, 40-degrees, allentown, 35. poconos almost 40 degrees you'll get into the low to mid 50s today up in the mountains. if you're heading north to do skiing it's mild there, as well. you have to go up to new england to get into any kind of chilly weather or snow or anything like that. even maine, vermont, new hampshire places that picked up 50 to 60 inches of snow, even those locations will warm up in the next two to three days. storm tracker 6 live we have this storm that will cut west into the great lakes. all this moisture will fizzle out in the dry air in place over top of the mid atlantic. we'll see nothing more than cloud cover overnight from that, that's about it. more sunshine expected tomorrow. future tracker 6, lots of sun

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today at the dewpoint brewery in new castle county, officials released new data showing tourism in delawares way up. tourism in first state is now a 3.1 billion dollar industry responsible for 42,000 jobs. the governor says it's up to the people to spread the word about all delaware has to offer. >> and so a big part of our marketing has to be us. we got to talk up our state. delaware's a great place, not just to live and work, but it's a great place to visit. >> officials say the beaches get a lot of the attention, but they say tourism is also up at state parks and other natural attractions. >>> delaware wants to be more bicycle friendly. to do that del-dot wants to talk to people who ride and those who don't. the state wants the public's input on its plan and wants suggestions about preferences and priorities. public workshops are taking place all month long in new castle, kent and new sussex counties. >>> a live look at camelback ski resort. the conditions for skiing are great you up in the mountains. >> but the rest of the region doesn't really feel like winter. how the ski resorts are

that's because the dewpoints are extremely low.hey're below 10 degrees and they're in the single digits so we have that bone dry arctic air but because of that arctic air and high pressure building in, we will see the return of a good amount of sunshine tomorrow. it will be nice because satellite6 and action radar showing lots of clouds out there. if you look very closely almost looks like some flurries are moving in but with that really dry air in place, that moisture is that not getting to the ground. it's evaporating but on the flip side, as we fly out across the pacific northwest, you can see another very strong low pressure that's moving in there bringing some heavy rain and some mountain snow and this really has been the pattern all winter long. we have a big dip in the jet stream out to the west and that means the sierra snow pack, the highest it's been since 1995. it's measured 173 percent of normal and this is great because the extreme drought across the entire state, they've been in an entire drought it's dropped from 64

. >> as we take a look live on the center city skyline, 57 r-the normal is 44 degrees.the dewpoint 22really no wind chill. and in cape may t-look at that sea of blue. beautiful shot there, 49 degrees. the wind out of the north-northwest at 3 miles an hour. so you're catching a little bit of a wind off of the bay which is keeping the tip of cape may county a little bit on the cooler side and up in that camelback brilliant blue sky pack there for the holiday. skiers and snow borders 43 degrees, wind chill up that were at 36 degrees. this weather though, detrimental to the ski resorts. they are not liking it one bit and they're not going to like what i have to show you in that seven-day forecast. >> don't have to get so sad. >> you want people to be happy. can't get it a you will eagle's when you see the seven day you're going to go wow. >> adam thank you. >>> most parents know they should take every precaution to keep prescription drugs out of the hands of their children but a new study shows many of them are not following through. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the news roo

dewpoint, 38.ormal high for this time of the year which usually occurs around 3 perform, 4:00 p.m., the normal is 45. northwesterly wind that's the only reason why the high will not be 74 or 75. had the wind been out of the southwest we would be in the mid 70s, west northwesterly breezes keep us from getting outrageously warm. 60 showing up across the i-95 corridor. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s, wind speeds west northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. just like yesterday the complaint today will be the breezes picking up from time to time. it's at warm wind on the backside of the departing area of low pressure. cloud cover over top of the delmarva as i speak, it will pull away rapidly. it will set up a gorgeous day, wall-to-wall blue skies. around lunchtime we'll see full sun in philadelphia. cloudy across south jersey and delaware, give it another half-hour or so down there, everything clears out. 3:30 p.m., blue skies everywhere. clear skies overnight tonight. tomorrow looks great, it will be