in the lehigh valley less flakes possible. as we go into delaware, new jersey, and the jersey shore this is the focus of the first alert. temperatures in the mid to low 20s across the board. steady snow throughout the morning hours. at the jersey shore and your delaware beaches, especially. that's where we should see the bands of heaviest snow last the longest. it means the highest accumulation. coming up we'll drop down to neighborhood level and look at your accumulation. we'll see you shortly. thank you. >>> the snow is already falling at the jersey shore and in southern delaware. here in south philadelphia all is dry at this hour. the penn dot crews have been preparing salting the majors like 95. we'll have another update coming up in just moments. >>> also, ahead. an early impression made on the celtics. it wasn't enough for the sixers to get the elusive third straight win. it's next in sports. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introd

nothing more than just a few flakes. we'll make a quick zoom into the city of philadelphia and the immediate surrounding suburbs. where you're seeing the brighter shade of white is where it's coming down a little bit steadier. i want to stress it is very, very light. some of the flakes might be large in the lighter white shaded areas, chadds ford and media and the city itself. windchills are in the mid to upper 20s. actual air temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. a lot of this will not stick. if it does it only lasts for a couple of minutes before it melts. with the wind it feels like 28. 26 in allentown. 29 in millville. 30 degrees in cape may. so forecast for today, morning flurries afternoon sunshine mixed with clouds. it will be breezy with a high of 43 degrees. so blustery windchills over the next couple of days, seasonable temperatures perhaps more snow showers are in the forecast next week. i will be back along with the details, gray, i'll see you in just a few minutes. >> chris, thank you for the update. >>>

those snow flakes are racing on out of here. we should be completely void of any snow flakes by 8:00 or 9:00. maybe a few lingering snow showers, but for most of the later today. a bit of a gusty southwesterly wind. windchills down in the teens and 20s this morning. have your winter coat ready to go, but it will be full of sunshine by later today. breezy at times with temperatures running well above average today. forecasting 53 in washington. 57 down the road in fredericksburg. as we get into the weekend, colder air will be making a bit of a comeback and that could lead to another chance of winter weather. for more on that let's go over to sheena parveen. >> those temperatures will be dropping off so we do expect it to be feeling more like winter outside. so today, that west wind is going to help to warm us up but after that we're going to get cooler and that's going to help to bring in that next chance of rain and snow showers. today 53 degrees. tomorrow down to 49. normal high is 44. closer to that as we go into thursday and

another burst of snow flakes and know showers coming up later on this afternoon. for more on that and a check on radar let's go over to sheena. as far as the morning commute is concerned a lot of what's falling now will be leaving the area. for most of the roads, they're wet out there. we're starting to see that snow making its way out but some still falling especially in parts of virginia. that continues near annapolis, even south toward charles could bety, that's where we still see that snow falling. treated roads mostly just wet so still the winter advisory until 7:00 a.m. about a coating to an not see that snow falling. 33 in the district. annapolis 34. some of that snow falling and it may be melting on most surfaces. >>> it is now 4:37. we're following that terrible story out of canada right now. several people were killed inside a mosque. >> the world is reacting. more on this. >> good morning. this is as we get some new information from the prime minister who is characterizing this attack as a terrorist attack on muslims. six people are dead. eight badly hu

of seeing the occasional snow flake or two. i don't think' >> not at all and once they pass by you don't have to worry about them. they'll be pretty to watch. the breeze is still out there so it's making it feel colder this morning so you will need the warmer jacket. 43 degrees right now in the district. we're dry. by 8:00 a.m. it will still be cold around 40 degrees and that breeze will be making it feel colder across the area. by 11:00 a.m. closer to lunchtime, breezy, and as we go into 3:00 p.m. don't be surprised if you see some flurries across the area. feels like 37 right now in the district. feels like 32 in leesburg. let's talk about the metro now with some events going on. >> so remember for the march for life today on metro trains going to be running every eight minutes to kind of help with that impact. additional eight-car trains are running and regular parking all day today. now, as far as the road closures we're talking about two that would impact your morning commute. 15th street between independence avenue and co

you might notice a few flakes. farther along to the west parts of chester county near lancaster, harrisburg area you might have seen coating on grassy spots. that's about it. this will start to break apart through your morning hours. by afternoon we should be dry. there's a look again where we're getting a few ground reports near wilmington, philadelphia and south jersey and flakes that are falling. temperatures right now in the mid-to-upper 30s. actually getting a little too warm for to it stick. 38 in atlantic city and 37 philly. but it feels colder than it really is. right now it feels like 28 in philadelphia and 27 in trenton. coatesville feeling like 29 degrees. we'll talk more about these feel like conditions as we get through the rest of your day and how low they stay coming up. >>> thanks for that. now to a developing story out of west philadelphia. police are hoping somebody will recognize this white minivan involved in aly hit-and-run. they say the driver hit a grandmother as she was walking with five chi

we're not going to see the sun and we have flakes falling right now. temperatures will be staying in the 30s through the afternoon. it's going to be a cold one. if we zoom in look at the district near alexandria, mount vernon, brandy wine, this is where we have light flakes falling. even if we head farther north, this is all continuing mostly from west to east. a few more snow showers passing snow showers in the forecast for i think the next few hours and it will start to see things drying up. 34 degrees is the temperature in the district. 32 in gaithersburg. it is still cold, right around freezing for most of the area. we'll look at the next chance for snow showers and next warm-up ahead. >> president trump is once again defending his controversial immigration crackdown. >> he took to twitter this morning arguing that the number of people impacted was small. the president writing, only 109 people out of 325,000 were detained and held for questioning. but also took a shot at pro testers and democratic new york senator chuck schumer, blaming them for th

haven't found one flake yet. i don't think we will see much because of the way it is getting through, and the track so critical. that makes or breaks you sometimes. but, we are going to continue to deal with this for the next few hours, i want to zoom it all the way out to show the next disturbance, next alberta clipper. originating in alberta canada. what these systems tends to do is dip across the us, bring with it very light moisture, and bring with them reinforcing cold. that's exactly what this looks like it will be doing. so while we ends up with a little bit of maybe some light rain or snow out there tomorrow, by the way, this is through the rest of today, this is way too over done, but i want to show you what happens tomorrow. take a look. tomorrow we may ends up with more after coating up in some of the northern counties from that next disturbance. as we look forward here, coldest stretch comes along thursday into saturday. that cold air may actually even set the stage for another system sunday, still ju

flakes, question mark. again, i don't know if you will see any even here in philadelphia.p an eye out. snowflake patrol in center city, one-3 inches as go off to the south and east, delaware, southern new jersey the best place for. that will visibilities have also take answer hit from this. we quickly take a look, down to half mile in wildwood. under 2 miles in millville. so where the snow is currently falling of course will slow you down. i want to jump right to the seven day. getting the wrap here, low four's continue through tomorrow, little snow or even some rain showers but don't expect much accumulation, then thursday, meisha, all important groundhog day forecast. will he or won't he see his shadow? that's the question. >> i don't know, we will see, thanks so much, katie, good morning, happy monday. we are back at it, you guys, looking at the boulevard, taillights moving in the southbound direction, this is at fox street, i can let you know right now, this is one of the areas that's actually looking really nice. it doesn't look like it is heating up too much. actuall

those are about the only spots that are likely to even see snow flakes.f the city where there was the big winters yesterday, two to three inches down there, that's where you'll see the least amount of snow for today. skies are mostly cloudy. flurries mainly to the north. dry weather from washington southbound. later this afternoon, clearing skies and

maybe we'll get a flake or two, but that's it. speaking of a flake or two, storm tracker 6 live it is dry air, so much of this is not reaching the ground, maybe a flurry or two, that's about it. look for a combination of sun and clouds, windchills making it feel like the mid 30s. gray? >> thank you for the update. >>> new information to tell you about this morning, police are working hard to track down a person who shot a man ten times. the crime happened outside a north philadelphia bar. the victim received a text inside the bar on the 2400 block of germantown avenue at 11:15 p.m. when he walked outside that's when he was targeted and shot at. that shooting left the man critically injured. police officers responding to the scene took him to the hospital. investigators are working to see if the text that he received and surveillance cameras will provide any clues. >>> two people survived this crash in willingboro, burlington county. the driver hit a dry on beverly ran giuliana -- rancocas road. >>> a young boy was killed riding an

perhaps see flake along the way. like delaware. all of southern new jersey, yes, you are included in the winter weather advisory. that is to give you idea lowest offer the quote unquote totem pole, advisories, basically means you're going to see some snow, going to trip you up. but completely bring this area to a stand still, absolutely not. and we will look at the map in a second here, but all take a look at the forecast, snowfall maps. that potential for flakes looking like it is pretty much not going to get much past philadelphia. so, perhaps you see in philadelphia county or delco, but looking for some snowflakes, especially even up in the mountains, won't get anything out of this one. allentown, red willing, not expecting anything. one-3 inches though still what we are going foray cross the rest of delaware, southern new jersey here, weighs take you out to storm scan one more time. yes, you have some of the steadier bands more moderate snow falling across delaware, southern new jersey, turning over to rain turn far enough into

. >> reporter: actually there's inform flakes now, just flurries, but i'm getting my snow, right gray? as you mentioned, it's feeling blustery and colder this morning. especially compared to the 50s we had earlier this weekend. that's the big difference we're not acclimated to this any more. temperatures were in the 50s for the last 2 1/2 weeks and now we have windchills in the 20s again. we are layers, coat, gloves and hat. feels like 25 with the wind in philadelphia. 15 in the poconos, 29 in millville. 29 in cape may. and 28 degrees in dover. here's storm tracker 6 live there's that little strip of flurry activity it's off to the southwest across new castle county in delaware, delaware, chester and lancaster counties in southeastern pennsylvania. gloucester, camden, salem and cumberland counties in south jersey, nothing of significance, just a few flakes flying this morning. the bark is much worse than the bite with this. a lot of it is not reaching the ground because the air is so dry. we'll see a combination of sun and clouds later this afternoon. it will be a decent day, highs ar

a flake this afternoon, as well. there's a lot of cold air aloft, when you get any sunshine when the air is cold upstairs, you get instability. maybe a flake or two later this afternoon, should not amount to anything at all. otherwise it's a combination of sun and clouds, as we head into sunday, same thing, clouds and sun, temperatures close to 42, 43, so, here's the call from accuweather, sun and clouds and breezy, 43 degrees is the forecasted high. with the wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. it will feel like the low 30s throughout the day. it will never feel like what we're showing because of the breeze. 3:00 p.m., 42, 5:00 p.m., 42. overnight tonight, cloudy and chilly, 27 degrees the outlying suburbs, 32 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 43 degrees, same thing tomorrow, repeat performance. monday, clouds and sun, 39 degrees, maybe a snow shower or two around. tuesday, mostly cloudy and breezy, high of 42. wednesday, lots of clouds, 42 degrees once again, there could be a mixed rain or sno

but we saw a report over at mcguire air force base and a few flakes tracking down to the surface. a little farther into pennsylvania, through parts of montgomery and bucks county, we are seeing some of that light snow as well tracking along. and again, we still see snow that's coming down more steadily through the poconos. so, this isn't anything to write home about, but we've got some flakes that are making it down to the surface. if you really pull this radar out, what you're going to see is the storm center is a little off to the west of us, and there's much more snow to be had in central pennsylvania and farther to western pennsylvania near pittsburgh, you can actually see the rain/snow mix, because temperatures are starting to boost above freezing. that's what we're looking at as we get into the afternoon. at least some spotty rain showers to pass through, mixing in with some snow. temperatures are going to be important. berks county more likely to see snow showers this afternoon. 28 in reading. fleetwood's at 26. so these nurse are low enough that even in the afternoon, we'l

abington, you see a mix of a few flakes. temperatures at the surface are all above freezing, considerably. in the upper 30s, even low 40s, which means nothing is going to be sticking to the ground. new jersey neighborhood temperatures, just to show off what i'm talking about, these numbers are too warm for us to see anything stick. this is such a light snow as well, not a worry for icy spots. 39 degrees, pitman, 37 for mount laurel. robbinsville in the upper 30s. princeton, 36 degrees. temperatures won't climb much today. we'll see highs around the upper 30s to low 40s. 43 in center city. summer ton at 40. kutztown, 39. if you're wondering when the rain will stop, it will end by the end of today. throughout the rest of today, still some lingering light showers are possible, misty conditions you might have noticed driving into work. trenton, 39 degrees. atlantic city, 45. wilmington at 42 degrees for the forecast high a little later this afternoon. here is the hour by hour forecast. this shows up pretty well what we're curren

. >>> crews say they're ready to role when the first flakes start falling. they were pretreating the roads early this afternoon. that's where nbc randy gyllenhaal is live. >> this is the most snow of the season for most of the road crews. >> reporter: in the past hour or so, penn dot called in the reinforcement. contractors will be helping out, making a total of 300 trucks salting the roads into the overnight hours. it's not going to be the biggest storm of the system, but it's a good reminder for folks at home to start the snow and ice checklist. ahead of the first real taste of winter, penn dot crews spent the past 24 hours brining local roads. when the first flakes start falling they'll issue a callout of 180 state trucks and 130 contractors on major state roads. local contractors getting ready to hit parking lots and sidewalks. >> commercial properties first. >> reporter: with we found jay ribson gearing up on supplies. he said so far the winter has been mild, but that's about to change. >> first real one of the season. hopefully it's steady like this ev

snow flakes are headed to the bay and eventually on the eastern shore.s got the full forecast. >> we do have a problem on the red line here this morning. we do have single tracking between spring. also have those delays on the green line. we'll talk about that and the roads coming up. >>> what police in quebec are uncovering about a deadly shooting at a mosque and who they're now holding responsible. >> a rash of robberies in montgomery as well. >> just got this word from montgomery county police, they're saying that they are investigating another robbery at a right aid in the 1,400 block of silver spring and they do say they believe this is the related to the same guy they believe has robbed several others across the state of maryland. authorities across the state investigating now 18 heists from different stores. these include robberies in montgomery county, prince george's, arundel counties. >>> we are staying on top of news right now. democrats rallying against the president's executive order. yesterday, chuck schumer called it shocking and became em

yesterday we saw a few flakes. today same situation, mostly going to stay out of reach but we will notice some of those scattered clouds building throughout the day. we'll talk more about our changing conditions today and if those temperatures warm up very much at all, all the details on your saturday right into sunday coming up in a few minutes. >>> now to a developing story in west philadelphia. police are looking for the driver of a minivan who hit and killed a grandmother and took off. it happened before 8:00 last night. investigators say the woman just got off the septa trolley. she had five children with her. police have released this pick taufr white minivan they say was involved. the van should have damage to the front hood and grill. it was last seen going eastbound on popular. police are now calling on the driver to come forward. >> driver knew he hit someone and he knew he was driving the person also. >>> officers say the victim was holding a 3-year-old child at the time of the accident. that child went

today, just passing snow flakes. otherwise a breezy and chilly day.ds of trouble today for melissa. >> new problem here chopper 4 over this one for us. near cherry hill road. this is as you're approaching 95 this morning. pretty decent crash blocking those northbound lanes. southbound is getting by okay, but those backups are starting to build here. actually fairly quickly. southeast/southwest freeway, a crash still hanging around there many the center lane. police say nothing there, still has some slowdowns and it makes me right lane. we'll have travel times for you in ten minutes. >>> thank you. your time is 6:33 and here's a look at our top stories this morning. today is the 44th annual march for life event. tens of thousands of antii abortion advocates will be marching along the national mall. we'll explain how the march could impact your commute. >> president trump faces his first foreign diplomacy challenge today. he'll meet with british prime minister and talk about a new trade agreement following brexit. how president trump is defending the us

the flakes in philly, i feel like we may have missed the boat. have to come inside, update the graphicment looks like the back edge will rotate away. philly getting gipped in terms of snow this morning, even if you were going to see few flakes, looks like the opportunity has bypassed us, one to 3 inches still very possible for those counties still seeing the snow out there. and coming up a bill later in the broadcast, check in with weather watchers and hopefully get more snow reports for you. >> that would be great. katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. what are we looking outside? things looking okay. do have few accidents starting to pop up. this is not one of the areas. look at 95 south at cottman, brake lights going off. still letting us know starting to slower than posted speeds right now. i would say this is going to be an area this morning that is going to get very busy. heads up on that. now this is where we do have an accident. involving a truck and septa bus at university city near the university of penn

heavy flakes coming down already in kentucky. this is the same system that will bring snow to our region. look at those whiteout conditions there. we expect that to arrive later tonight. >> we're keeping track of bitter cold temperature and another chance for snow this weekend. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your forecast. >> we don't normally get storm threats two days in a row. we also don't normally get the flag not moving when you're going to get snow. what happens is, the snow is just going to fall straight down. it's going to look beautiful. from your window looking out in the middle of the night. because it's coming overnight mostly. 7 a p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the peak is 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. average two inches, some of the higher elevations in chester upper bucks, upper montgomery, around three. by 7:00 a.m., it's not snowing anymore but the snow that has fallen is still there. because there's no wind to knock it off. there's no warm up to melt it. we're getting a little bit more on the radar. most of this not reac

tiny flakes are coming down. it looks like fog. that's actually snow as our live tower camera is looking over toward roslin. the heavier snow, this area in the bright white is falling in st. mary's county and bands of those snows coming down in the northern neck of virginia. getting into some light snow in the gray zone across northern virginia, maryland, and the district right now with more likely on the way honeybover th few hours. >> we have team coverage for you this morning on this winter weather. it will depend on where you are to how much snow you're going to see. >> we're already seeing that across social media. megan fitzgerald is live with our drive cam this morning on her way to st. mary's county in maryland. how are the roads looking so far >> reporter: good morning, angie and david. yes, road conditions right now pretty treacherous. the further south we go, the worse the conditions are looking. want to show you a live look of what we're seeing. you can see the snow continues to come down steadily sticking to the roadwa

we see a few flakes. half an hour ago, we were seeing a lot more snow. these flakes are a sign of what is to come. and we are ready for it. i want you to take a look. you can see the roads have been pretreated with a mixture of salt and sand this morning. right now we're at a rest stop here just past woodbridge. i want you to take a look. this is i-95 here. you can see cars moving at a pretty steady pace this morning. and we haven't heard about any accidents yet this morning because of the weather. now, we have seen some cars come through here with snow on their roofs. again, that is a sign of what is coming our way. we have seen the snow plows out this morning. a lot of them pulled over, sort of waiting for their marching orders, waiting for the snow to really start coming down. as you guys mentioned, we could get anything from nothing to a few flakes to a few inches. right now we will have to wait [000:35:59;00] weather advisory for d.c., arlington, alexandria, fairfax and prince williams counties. there is a chance that these conditions out here which

and another live look showing downtown wilmington no flakes just yet.tormtracker 6 live double scan keeping an eye on effect for us and adam joseph has details at the acts big board. it's coming and there is no stopping it. the winter weather advisories are stretching from kentucky and tennessee and the ohio valley. and they head into parts of the mid-atlantic, only a fraction here under winter weather advisories and this is weak energy over the ohio valley with light snow that moves its energy to a low off the carolinas and not hugging the coast it only then would we see many and several inches of snow. it will head out to sea and kind of a brush as it passes by. but nonetheless things are deteriorating as we go through the late evening hours, the impact scale if you are traveling around and if you especially have the midnight shift, those folks are the ones that kind of have to venture out in that snowfall. 8:00 low on the scale despite snow will start to break out between 11:00 and 2:00 a.m. that is when the heart. system passes through the heaviest

maybe a few flakes into philadelphia as well. not talking accumulation until you go farther to the north and west. by 1:00 p.m. this moves on out and the next little round passes through. at this point temperatures in the afternoon will be warm enough that it will be rain or rain/snow mix for us. so today it was mostly philly and south but we saw more impressive snow. we're looking philly and north to see that potential passing through and that starts to move out as we go through the overnight. let's talk the amount of snow we're looking at. this is just one model but does a pretty good job here. maybe a coating for the parts of suburbs. one inch up to three inches for mt. poconos. this is not going to be a major snow producer. another light snow passage like we saw this morning. as for your temperatures, they're going to do a little climbing here. even areas like allentown making it into the lower 40s, 50 for wildwood. they drop right down. friday 29 degrees, the high temperature in allentown only a temperature of 34 for your fr

a few late they flakes and seasonably cold weather through the rest of the weekend. look at the next 10 days, temperatures holding at seasonal levels and it will warm up briefly tuesday and wednesday and stay chilly through next week. jummy: welcome back. stormy weather created must-see de collapsing off of a cliff into the water below, officials say the area saw 10 straight hours of rain wednesday, they say it .roded the cliffside everyone inside the hotel had been evacuated long before the collapse took place. a woman in the u.k. was told to take a walk while not -- for not wearing high heels at a recruitment agency and now she is fighting back, the copy has addressed the required women to , the workerh heels refused one morning and was sent home without pay and started a petition calling the dress code is sexist. more than 150,000 people have signed it and other roles in the company, women must wear tight but not the doug: roussey with -- breezy with temperatures in the 40's, bundle up tonight, winds will diminish but chilly and through the weekend, continuing 43

just a little bit of passing snow flakes. staying on the cold side and chilly for most of the week ahead. visibilities have been reduced. anywhere you see numbers under ten, right down the i-95 corridor, that's the snow reducing visibilities a bit. headed over the bay and on to the eastern shore. so if you're towards the coastline, some better chances of snow right here. let's talk some temperatures. >> yes, because that is important. we want to know what the road temperatures are and in some areas the roads rb treated and now they're only wet on the roadways but other areas we are starting to see some snow starting to stick this morning. some parts around arlington the roads are starting to stick this morning. temperatures are right around freezing this morning. 32 degrees in fredericksburg but that snow starting to clear out of the area. so we'll be watching that for the planner this morning. 34 degrees by the noon mid-30s, still a passing snow shower by 3:00 p.m. but overall drying as we go through the afternoon. it's goin

those are our 1 to 10 flakes right there. maybe even 12 flakes. woo hoo. by 10:00 tonight, cold. winds southwesterly. 33 in gaithersburg. but 35 in fredericksburg. and still 37 downtown. when we get into the early morning hours, 33 at national. we might make that 18 days in a row, with temperatures above 32. snow continues out west of the divide. good news for the ski resorts, for wis, and for timber line. another 3 inches there. by 9:00, still in the 30s. but upper 30s. and by 1:00, we're 44 downtown. 44 in manassas. and only 38 in hagerstown. probably not going to quite make it to 40. hagerstown, martinsburg west. but you will make it to the mid to low 40s downtown. and by this time tomorrow night, low 40s in d.c. 42 in 30s burb and tomorrow night, we go back in the 30s. unless it make its below freezing before midnight tomorrow night. that will beaby day -- be 18 days in a row, with temperatures above 32. that's crazy. for tonight. partly cloudy. still breezy. colder. 26 to 34. winds westerly at about 10 to 15. on the day planner, goes like this. low 30s to start. 38 by 9:00.

that's where a few flakes are moving through, but really, we're talking a few flakes. this is going to quickly skirt on by. what we're talking about is an isolated chance on the northern edge of our viewing area. burkes county, the lehigh area. we see the clouds in place as we go throughout the rest of today. tonight a different story. right now we're looking at temperatures that really have started to boost up. we're finally above freezing in most spots. millville at 33 degrees. haven't said that in a long time. even mt. pocono out of the single digits at 18 degrees currently. these numbers are going to continue on with this climb. take a look in philadelphia. this is your temperature trend here. as we go through the afternoon, we're going to see numbers really start to boost up, getting into the 30s and the upper 30s as we go into the overnight, even some 40s are possible. so we're looking at the expectation in the next several hours to really start to see that number get into the higher values. at least higher compared to what we've been seeing. then in the overnigh

snow flakes always keep your optimism up just a little bit. we've got that ten-day coming up in a few meainutes. and we have me cislissa right n. >> all lanes blocked right now. just talked to police. it l l better. that could disappear couple of minutes. northbound 295 after benning northeast, road work still blocking that. we'll talk more about the closures for march to life. i just tweeted those as well. >>> thank you. president trump is just hours away from his first meeting with a world leader since taking office. a closer look at what he and british prime minister are expected to talk about. >>> why the manassas neighbor say they might be able to stay a little bit longer despite being evicted. >> and why the >>> welcome back. take a look colder. we'll see when we could see some flurries as well as your ten-day forecast. >>> also coming up, so the claim to save you money and they're free but are all those grocery coupons worth it? we'll talk about this. stay with us. >>> now to president trump. he's facing his first challenge with foreign

and again it's a flake or two here or there.othing too steady or heavy at this point. thankfully getting through the evening rush without any major problems or even minor problems, here you see down to the south the radar is filling in and a lot of it is up in the clouds and a flake or two here or there. starting to hit the ground in delaware and southern new jersey and it will take another hour or two or three after you fill the radar in. temperatures plenty cold. so again it's all snow and every flake that falls will stick if the surface is not treated. millville and below it in wilmington the number comes down a bit because of the precipitation trying to fall and it dropped the number called evaporational cooling and 31 in allentown and cape may 36 degrees, we look to the west energy is rolling through the atmosphere and as it passes by tonight for several hours we get steady snow as quickly as it comes in it exits well before the morning rush tomorrow. as we look at future tracker 6 at 11:00 still broken in nature so the sou

invest with confidence. >>> poor topper, not a real flake in sight. >> no. >> fake flakes. >> a flurry tomorrow north of town, and maybe a snow shower sunday into monday. it's a clipper-like system. you know, clippers break your heart, but it doesn't have enough potential to break your heart, and rain or snow shower on wednesday, and it's on the cold side. >> all right. that's it for us tonight, and have a great one, everybody. we will see you tomorrow. colbert is next. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes: andrew garfield; erin andrews; and musical guest cage the elephant. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you! how are you? whooo! what's going on, everybody? >> jon: yeah!

and here's that little wave of energy producing some of the flakes and some snow flurry as cross theoom in and you can see as we move into parts of gloucester county and camden county maybe a little more coverage of those snow flurries showing up to a place like glassboro, department ford, vineland, millville, few flakes moving now towards parts of atlantic county as well. temperatures right now above freezing for most of the area. 36 wilmington and 36 millville and mid 0s now down the shore and across the region high temperatures topping out upper 30s to low 40s and stays chill chilly, breezy, passing flurry as cross the area. for poconos showers in the forecast. high temperatures in the0s. feels like temperatures in the teens and 20s. down the shore more clouds and sunshine for today. highs around 40. stays gusty as well. those winds gust at times up to 30 miles an hour. here's a look at pattern once again flurries are in that forecast over the next several days, little disturbances will be rotating through clipper like systems and that produces youryes, cold tonight, upper 0s to l

>> we have a few flakes right now and of course this is a live shot from up around fredrick and howard is going to join us here shortly with the tracker. some good traces to 1 inch in dc south. already have reports of 2- inches hagueers town. you see the activity south of dc. the old donut. snowing south of town and north of town. up toward fredricks and charlestown. if you look carefully, you see the gradations of the white and the red. the little stronger or heavier the snowfalls such as it is. we zoom into fredricks. also crestwood boulevard. a little bit of light snow and they have any where from an inch to an inch and a half on the ground. okay we do still have winter weather advisory. part of the montgomery county and west of louden county overnight. we're going to switch gears. we're going to talk about another storm, a coastal storm that has the potential for friday night into saturday. winter storm watches for southern maryland, the northern neck and mar. we're going to get a better idea of where the storm will be. midnight tonight, snow across the metro area. temperatures bel

yesterday we saw a few flakes. mostly lake-effect snow staying just out of reach. all about the chilly weekend. blue, light blue is your actual trench. deeper blue feels like trench. today upper 40s but feel like mid-30s and that's the exact same for tomorrow only feeling like 36 degrees. we'll break this down hour by hour and talk more about if there's any warm up on that ten day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> now to a developing story that we're following out of west philadelphia. police hope somebody will recognize this white minivan involved in a deadly hit-and-run. they say the driver hit a grandmother as she was walking with at least five children. according to investigators the 48-year-old victim was dragged down the street by the fleeing driver. this all happened just before 8:00 last night. investigators say the woman had just gotten off a septa trolley at 57th street and girard avenue. she was crossing the street with a 3-year-old child in haerms. police tell us the driver needs to come forward and give their side of the story. >> an accident, t

average high is 42. 38 in gaithersburgplenty of clouds, sprinkles, and wet flakes. by lunchtime, i think the futurecast eroded the clouds fast. near 50 downtown, and only 45 into frederick and cumberland, and by the evening, rt into the upper 40s, and tomorrow night, i don't think we will make it below freezing. that's unusual for january. this is usually the coldest time of the year. 50 by 1:00, and a little sun at 3:00, and windy and warmer on wednesday, and 60, morning showers on thursday, and 53, and then we are looking at, you know, colder air, and friday we are probably not quite to 40. 30s over the weekend, and maybe some snow showers by next monday, and at least we have one ingredient necessary for the white stuff. >>> topper's people have gone to twitter, stuffed the ballot box. >> did you prefer today's weather or the snowzilla we had a year ago today. 61%. >> i'm telling you, there's more fans of snow than you think. >> listen if you're hoin what should be the top issue for the trump administration's top 100 days. >> we are sharing comments on the bottom

i saw a flake.lthough this is not the type of storm to have you running for the bread and milk we were surprised to see a rush though at a markets in wilmington. fox 29's chris o'connell in wilmington tonight. chris, sometimes you need last minute supplies. >> reporter: they were running for the bread and milk tonight, iain. wait until you see. we're here along i-95 where the snow continues to fall at a light clip. take a look on i-95 behind me. it's been snowing here in delaware for about three hours now. road crews got a really good jump on things. this is where the professional weather people call a nuisance snow. not too bad but just enough to give people a couple headaches. as the snow fell in wilmington tonight, it was just like clock work. shoppers flocked to local grocery stores, there was a run on milk, the bread shelves were just about empty. and tamara had to make a run to buy an ice scraper she broke her last winter. >> getting milk and eggs it's about to go a big storm, yup. >> report r

advisory still posted for one more hour here across central and southern new jersey, we still have the flakes flying, as the anchors had mentioned out there. take a look at this point, i would say, that for the most part, what you have got on the grounds is what you will have for the rest of the day. it won't have a chance to melt away however since the temperature is cold enough to support it sticking and hanging around. we do still have some light snow really encompassing cape may county eastern edge of delaware over the bay areas, but it continues to roll out to sea. so this is performing pretty much as anticipated, upper 20s what we will find up and down i95 below freezing in millville, atlantic city, 27 currently in allentown, very cold start, but not terribly windy. just the snow. and the slush that you will be contending with out there this morning, and certainly the slick spots. keep it in mind, major roadways may not be as terrible unless you're on i95. am i right, meisha? but you are still going to find that's anybody hood streets specially awfully slick. i have the exact same thing

the weather department is in depart discussion with about when the t first flakes may fall.ak >> yeah, sorry about that.ut tt. will to get my bets in fors in f football this weekend. weekend >> is that true. >> i think we're going to goo with oakland over tennessee. tee let's do the fork. tork. i'm just kidding.stding your bus stop fork.top fork here you go. no issues this morning. mor no issues at all this morning.og temperatures are cold.erat we got cold overnight.rnht back into the 20's and lowow 30's out there. currently at rage analysis we rg hit the freezing marke anark 32 degrees. 27leulles. bwi marshall 29.shall all right. l ri got this little snow event eve we're looking forward to or t o maybe not looking forward to but we got to deal with.th. it looks like it moves in aitovs little earlier than what weha w expected yesterday. so, i would plan on it towardsar the end of the evening rushvenir hour, six, 7, 8 o'clock atlo a night and be with us perhapss p 2, 3 o'clock in the morning sons as far as tra tomorrow morning, they'rehey're likely to be a few delays.s. again, this is

and some flakes might melt by the time they make it to the ground.nd it's not breezy, but the winds are up a tad so it feels colder than it actually is. 12 degrees in mt. pocono. and right at freezing is the feels like temperature in philly and near dover. we are cold this afternoon and still spotty snow showers trying to make their way, and then round two of the snow that will clip us to the north. and coming up, we will talk about a drying trend and those temperatures through the rest of your workweek all in just a few minutes. >>> delta airlines says it is slowing returning to normal after a systems outage. the airline cancelled about 110 flights so far today. officials say more cancelations are possible. yesterday's system outage led to a ground stop, and it's waiving fees associated with what happened yesterday and today. >>> and then the piper cherokee landed on i-95 and had just taken off from ft. pierce, and nobody was hurt but it's not yet known why it had to make an emergency landing. >>> a stolen relic has police on the lookout in lakewood

a few more flakes flying. afternoon temperatures are going to be cold. then we go into the weekend and we're talking about cold temperatures too, but as for today's concerns, we're tal this morning not so much except for the snow we're watching here, by noon today a few flakes trying to come through. early tomorrow morning there's a chance we could see a snow flake across the area early. let's get a check on the roadways this morning. good morning, melissa. >> a check on traffic -- >> we'll update you on the roads at 7:25. back hereith more w the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] ...now available in your dunkin' coffee. sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning. breaking news. gunmen open breaking news, gunmen open fire inside a kweb beck city mosque. six people killed, eight injured, two suspects being questioned by police right now. >>> ban backlash. growing protests a

a few flakes coming down. flip it over to storm tracker 6 live, as we set it in motion, that's it, that's your storm, that's a small minor event, i don't want to call it a storm, it's a weak area of low pressure running along the mason dixon line, light snow starting to break out. reading flakes flying at this point. far western portions of lancaster and berks county. there's the i-78 corridor to the north. light snow flying. the pennsylvania turnpike running through lancaster county seeing flakes at this time. temperatures are cold enough, all this initially will stick. all these numbers will climb as the day wears on. 26 in pottstown. 30 in coatsville. 29 in oxford. saint davids, 29. quakertown, 26. center city right around 32 or 33, but look at what's going on to the southeast. a lot of locations are starting to climb through the 30s. 32 in woodbine. the villas, 32 degrees. 33 in smyrna. surf city, 36. atlantic city, 33 degrees. that's an area that's going to get sleet and rain. the exclusive accuweather se

of course it will melt eventually and the flakes are really really tiny. barely coming out of the clouds. the wind not nearly as strong as what we saw yesterday. the temperature, well that's lower than what we saw yesterday. 37 in coatesville. 40 in allentown. 41 in philadelphia. and in delaware, we're seeing temperatures into the 40s for the most part. greenville is 39 degrees. glassgo w 42. further to the south we're in the low 40s, george town, lincoln, longneck, lewis ruhoebth. all of them, 42. and that's pretty close to average for this time of the year. the wind continues to be above average. gusting to 30 at dover air force base. remember, a couple days ago they were gusting closer to 50, even yesterday we gusted over 45 miles per hour. the peak gusts today in philadelphia, 31. and tomorrow's gusts will be a little bit lower than that. it's not going to go calm, but it's getting a little less windy each day. the normal winter temperatures have returned. and they're going to stay with us for a good while. overall dry pattern, except for some of the f

a flake or two is possible. for the most part this is cold air sitting farther above us not making it to the surface. we have clouds out there. we notice that today because we're look at the tail end of the lake-effect snow just trying to clip our area. we'll be dry. your winds will pick up. about 10 to 15 miles per hour. those are your sustained winds. coming from the west, gusts up to 25 to 30 miles per hour. windy out there as we get into the afternoon but mostly we stay breezy through sunday even lingering into monday. take a look. monday big difference. so we see a mix of sun and clouds. monday some isolated snow flurries. this isn't a day of snow but some flurries possible at 36 in philadelphia. 34 in pennsylvania suburbs. 40 for the next two days. upper 30s saturday-sunday lehigh valley down to 32 for the high on monday. 24 that morning low. some spot flurries are possible new jersey. the shore in delaware as well with a mix of clouds and sun, saturday, sunday. throw mid-40s for high temperatures but noti

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i bet some areas don't get a single flake. we go to next week and we will warm up briefly tuesday and wednesday. thursday and friday cool off. no sign of the big storms. just more typical late january/early february temperatures. maureen, >> en than, erin, back to you. jonathan: let's talk act kishes cousins. he is -- kirk cousins, he is so good. erin: they could be playing a dangerous game of tag with had to say today. why are you checking your credit score? i think we could finally get a bigger place. yeah, let me check my score too. try credit karma. it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. erin: it is amazing how in the spirit of a week, speculation has swung from kirk cousins not returning to the redskins to now we heard redskins saying they want him back. cousins spoke today from pro bowl practices near orlando and said if it came down to it, he would play under the franchise tag again next season. no matter what happens with washington his stock is pretty high right now. >> a lot of us go throug

a few flakes mixing down to the ground.e got reports of little light snow near parts of chester county and philadelphia. this won't lead to an accumulation. instead some lake-effect activity. mostly today we'll be dry and temperatures will pick up to the low 40s. breeze through the rest of today as well. >>> now to a developing story we're following. police are looking for a minivan driver who hit and killed a grandmother in west philadelphia and then took off. investigators say the victim just got off a septa trolley last night. according to investigators she was holding a 3-year-old child at the time of the crash. that child is in the hospital in stable condition. several other kids who were with her were not hurt. police have released this picture of the white minivan that they say was involved in the deadly hit-and-run. investigators tell us the van should have damage to the front hood and the grill. police are now urging the driver to come forward. >>> in chester county police there are looking for a robber who attacke

here's some flakes. this is a live look at garden state parkway, down the shore, so from pottstown to the shore , a little bit of everything depending upon where you begin and end your trip. modified service on amtrak's northeast corridor and expect delays this morning on all of the buses, trains, trolleys, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> we do expect some delays. we have some delays right now to to tell about because we have a truck that shut down i-95 southbound between academy and cot hand. the it is fuel spill, lets get out there to jenny joyce with the latest on what is happening and when we think there might be movement. movement, that is breaking news right there, jenny. >> reporter: breaking news, karen and thomas, we will see cars are once again moving. they have been stuck on this stretch of i-95 since about 2:00 a.m. so three hours, lots of brake lights. a miles long backup. as bob kelly was doing his traffic report i could see on the left side the shoulder they were trying to move cars thr