gandys beach buena 7 degrees glassboro, 9. woodbine 8 degrees. we have cold conscious this morning, we're going to moderate this afternoon. 18 degrees by 8:00. 10:00 a.m. 25, by 1:35. and 4:00 p.m. 38 degrees. now the freezing mark is 32 so that he is about 6 degrees above average, it's only 89 second time this week that we've seen temperatures above average. this will start a moderating trend. now, in order to get into that mild air consistently we'll see a storm system pull through that's a pattern changer. that won't happen until after the morning commute with the cold air in place that means sleet and freezing rain first

gandys beach 19 degrees. we have clouds moving west to east. most of the mid atlantic and the northeast is crystal clear, what will happen in the next hour or so the cold front is swinging east, it will develop an area of low pressure right around there that swings north an shoves all the moisture into the viewing area. today is the cold one it's dry and sunny 20 degrees by 8:00. 24 by 10:00. 34 degrees at 3:00 p.m. here comes all the rain. 9:00 a.m. sunday morning future tracker is showing heavy rain across the i-95 corridor, especially south jersey and delaware, i'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast, i'll have the details and the timing and rainfall amounts in ten minutes. eva. >> new this morning, fire has severely damaged a business in chester county. firefighters had watch out four ice as they battle the the blaze, the water they used turned the 100 block of church street in west chester turned into sheets of ice. the fire was brought under control in an hour, the fire is under investigation. >>> the paterno legacy has been restor

gandys beach 25, hammonton 24. this moisture will move on in, cold air is in place, it will start out as frozen precipitation. sleet and freezing rain north and west. eventually the warmer air that's sitting across the virginias and the carolinas we're in the 60s down here, that will pull north an change everything over to rain. cloud cover is pulling in there's the moisture quickly on its heels to the west. we have a grates -- great lakes cutter that will pull to the great lakes, that will retreat north back into canada we'll see 60s for the highs. this cold front plows through sunday evening that will set up a cold week starting monday. it will be one of the coldest days we've seen since the polar vortex last winter. we had highs of 13, 14 degrees with that vortex. it won't be that cold, but it will be cold compared to seasonal average. we have rain/snow mixed. it will quickly change over to all rain. later this afternoon it's all rain, some of it will come down heavy at times. in the evening hours more rain, tha

in south jersey, 22 is the number for buena and gandys beach, glassboro, 23 and woodbine 24. as you look at satellite and radar, it's hard to imagine there's a big rainstorm heading this way. the only player out there right now is this. area of low pressure it's a trailing cold front cutting across the high plains. that will hit the eastern seaboard. this guys right here will come up the two will converge on the area you'll get a coastal storm that will bring all this moisture into the region tomorrow. today is nice, sunshine expected from start to finish. tomorrow is the complete opposite. cloud cover from start to finish. periods of rain, some of it will be heavy at times. later in the afternoon we'll get into 5 6:00, 7:00. the patriots take on the colts in fox borough look at the heavy rain pushing into that part of the county. in our neck of the woods we'll have light rain overspreading the area, it will start at # or 8:00 a.m. it could start as freezing rain or sleet. you can see how heavy this will be the yellows and oranges all morning long into the first part of the a

in buena agenda -- and gandys beach. 40. 35 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., 39 degrees that's the high.ds lighter than yesterday. we'll be right back with the top stories. hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. sorry. just day dreaming. about a classic truck with flames? yeah! custom chrome... right! and one more to complete the collection. (laughing) alright. how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah. $1,000,000 super cash, with top prizes of $1 million. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> here's the top stories, crews are trying to stop water from shooting into the air from a broken water main in northeast philadelphia. the water has been spewing all night long on private property at bluegrass road at grant at the boulevard. the water is turning to ice and taking down trees in its path. >> reporter: let's go outside, no weather-related problems. >> reporter: thank you. >> reporter: no problems on 422 past 23 to 29. >> reporter: ev

gandys beach 35, dover 37. no issues across south jersey or delaware. here's the satellite and radar. here comes the next system, this is a clipper system pushing east of omaha this morning it's intensifying rapidly this hits the coast overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will spread a swath of snow 2 to 4 inches across the delaware valley. how quickly does this intensify once it hits the water. it will determine how much snow we see. sunshine increasing clouds, 43 degrees south and east, 44 or 45 not too bad. >> the super bowl is a week away and deflate gate remains the biggest headline connected with the game. the patriots coach talked about it again this weekend. jeff skeverski has more on that. >> reporter: move over bill nye the science guy bill belichick sounds like a mad scientists. the coach is talking atmospheric pressure and equal equal will i he is trying to find out what led to the footballs being uninflated. he said he did not tamper with the football is suggesting that the weather conditions changed the air pressure. >> i'm emba

gandys beach 28. avalon 35. everybody is above freezing off to the south that's where the air mass is coming from. it's cold right now. as the precipitation gets going it will quickly go over to rain. satellite and radar showing the mixed bag across the mason dixon line. it's all rain to the south across the virginias and the carolinas. we have another great lakes cutter pulling to the northwest of chicago and southern provinces of canada. of it will drag a warm front along with it. it will slam into new england in the next 24 to 36 hours. whatever winter precipitation we get north and west, it will quickly go over to rain. we get a break in the action and another round pulls through with the cold front. the temperature soar to the 60s southwesterly breeze. this is true arctic air behind the front. we'll see temperatures bitter cold across the region. it will not rival the polar vortex but what we saw last winter but it will be the coldest air we've seen so far this season. showers start out starting out a mixed

gandys beach 18. glassboro, 17. on the boards in atlantic city. 21 degrees if you're doing skiing today the weather will be brisk and cold, 6 degrees by 10:00. 2:00 p.m., 11. when you factor in the winds it will feel like the single digits below zero. icy cold. we we have not seen much snow. so far for the season officially in philadelphia we picked up 1.6 inches. at the same time last year we were over 20. this has not been a snowy season. the pattern has not cooperated. when we do get the cold we don't get 9 moisture. all this retreats next week and we get the milder atlantic air temperatures are close to 30s and 40s. >>> the flyers face off in south jersey, college hoops and temple has a home tip off against tulsa. and the sixers won last night. and chip kelly is a pitch man. >> reporter: you can take all the shots at the sixers, they are the youngest in team history and they have the most heart. in brooklyn where they have never won before. what a finish last night. down as many as 13, back they come sixers take

malaga bridgeton bay side, cedarville, gandys beach millville, reporting rain, some of us coming downadily and heavy at times again the magic number is 32 degrees. once we get above 32 we won't see any precipitation freezing on area roads. south jersey above freezing, below freezing temperatures north and west. over the next couple of hours the northwest suburbs will go above freezing, this will be a rain event. maybe an hour hour and half's worth of freezing drizzle that's about it. here's the heavy rain we're expecting. you can see the yellows and orangeses and the reds starting to gather across richmond, virginia. that expands northeastward over the next several hours push you pushing into the hart of the delaware valley. it will make for a miserable afternoon. periods of rain, heavy at times shooting for a high of 44 degrees, we're above average the normal is 41. wind out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. day planner take your pick it will be raining all day. 8:00 a.m., 35, periods of rain. 10:00 a.m., same thing. 1:00 p.m., 42. more rain heavy at times. 4:00 p.m., most

same number gandys beach. avalon already 43 approximate. same thing store atlantic city, browns mill 32 and ewing 32 degrees today this will be a rain event another rainstorm for the delaware valley. whatever you see in the lehigh valley the next couple of hours winter precipitation wise that's going over to rain. as this system pulls into the great lakes. it pulls the trailing warm front along with it. the winds shift out of southwest. we're in the 60s. monday the cold front pulls through winds shift again this time out of the northwest and bang here comes the cold air. this will slap you in the face, windchills will be stuck in the teens and 20s. we'll go from windchills tomorrow to the teens tuesday morning. by 1:00, there's the rain/snow line. actually, this is more like a mixture of sleet and snow. for the northern portions of the lehigh valley and the poconos. everybody it's a cold rain. overnight tonight showers around maybe a couple of periods of rain, otherwise cloudy and damp. and then we get into tomorrow morning, clouds and show

smyrna and delaware. 20. 19 in gandys beach and 19 in buena and 18 in woodbine. windchills feels worse about 7 degrees, that's what it feels like in the poconos. 6 for philadelphia. 7 in wilmington and nine in dover. it's a chilly morning around the delaware valley but one thing we're noticing there's not much in the way of clouds, when the sun climbs up, it will warm things up later this afternoon. that will change tomorrow, we'll see the clouds increase during the nighttime hours. as we get into sunday an area of low pressure develops off virginias and carolinas that runs the eastern seaboard. that means sunday is a miserable day. if you have anything to do outdoors today would be the day to get it down, today 34 degrees is the forecasted high. sunday soaker on the way milder next week. as a matter of fact i believe we have 4 days in the forecast that are 40 degrees if not milder than that. i'll have more on that with the seven day when i step back inside in ten minutes. >> new this morning fire that is severely damaged a business in chester county. firefighter

gandys beach buena 7 degrees glassboro, 9. woodbine 8 degrees. we have cold conscious this morning, we're going to moderate this afternoon. 18 degrees by 8:00. 10:00 a.m. 25, by 1:35. and 4:00 p.m. 38 degrees. now the freezing mark is 32 so that he is about 6 degrees above average, it's only 89 second time this week that we've seen temperatures above average. this will start a moderating trend. now, in order to get into that mild air consistently we'll see a storm system pull through that's a pattern changer. that won't happen until after the morning commute with the cold air in place that means sleet and freezing rain first thing tomorrow morning. i'll talk about how much we get across the area in future tracker, i'll have that in the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> wake up with matt tam david and karen the "action news" morning team they will have you covered with the latest forecast road conditions and school delays or closings should they come in. >>> developing right now a gruesome crime scene in philadelphia's mayfair