at the shore, a big dropoff from 10 to 14 inches in hammonton to a couple inches at the shore but the wind will be the strongest there. the greatest uncertainty is there. in delaware county and chester county isolated amounts of 20

. >> one of the booms was centered just north of hammonton atlantic county and we sent "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco there to find out what cough it. >> reporter: series of booms were heard up and down the jersey shore thursday as far as way as long island leaving to some to believe it was an earthquake. >> it was kind of scary. you're in school and you hear noises and you're not really sure what's going on. >> the house was shaking. >> reporter: u.s. gs now says series of sonic booms. the booms were caused by two fighter jets f35c that looks like this one and an f18. the jets from a naval air base in maryland were super sonic testing on a flight strip over the atlantic ocean. the booms are caused when jets go faster than the speed of sound breaking the sound bar 83. >> we didn't know what it was. >> duck and cover that's what we did. >> reporter: it started before 1:30 and lasted 99 minutes causing a series of 911 calls throughout jersey shore communities. >> the blinds, everything started shaking in the office. >> reporter: the uss gs center the booms over hammonton, new jers

one of the booms was centered just north of hammonton atlantic county. "eyewitness news" reporter diane a rocco spoke to people who heard it and felt it. >> reporter: a series of booms were heard up and down the jersey shore thursday, as far away as long island, leaving some to believe it was an earthquake. >> kind of scary, you're in school, you hear noises and you're not really sure what's going on. >> the house was shaking. >> the usgs now says it was a series of sonic booms. the booms were caused by two fighter jet, a f35c that looks like this one, and a f18. the jet from a naval air base in maryland where supersonic testing on flight strip over the atlantic ocean. the booms are caused when jets go faster than the speed of sound, breaking the sounds barriers. >> we didn't know what it was. duck and cover, that's what we did. >> it started just before 1:30, last bad 90 minute, causing series of 911 calls throughout jersey shore communities. >> the blind, everything started shaking in the office. >> reporter: usgs centered the booms over hammonton, new

. >> one of the booms was centered just north of hammonton atlantic county and we sent "eyewitness newsreporter diana rocco there to find out what cough it. >> reporter: series of booms were heard up and down the jersey shore thursday as far as way as long island leaving to some to believe it was an earthquake. >> it was kind of scary. you're in school and you hear noises and you're not really sure what's going on. >> the house was shaking. >> reporter: u.s. gs now says series of sonic booms. the booms were caused by two fighter jets f35c that looks like this one and an f18. the jets from a naval air base in maryland were super sonic testing on a flight strip over the atlantic ocean. the booms are caused when jets go faster than the speed of sound breaking the sound bar 83. >> we didn't know what it was. >> duck and cover that's what we did. >> reporter: it started before 1:30 and lasted 99 minutes causing a series of 911 calls throughout jersey shore communities. >> the blinds, everything started shaking in the office. >> reporter: the uss gs center the booms over hammonton, new jersey

would mean the sound traveled horizontally most of the reports from egg harbor city and hammonton say it was repetitive, every 15 minutes. how could that happen? well, here's the reason how you could see that. when you have the shock wave from the aircraft, you have a series of waves so you don't hear the sound as the plane passes by. it's a delayed reaction. so one wave could pass by from the same aircraft then 15 minutes later another wave. another wave, all from the same plane the observer on the ground could feel that shock or hear that sound. of course, we'll continue to work this story. it is fascinating throughout the whole northeast everyone is talking about it. weather wise, we are talking about a few flurries to the north and west. a storm system that's moving well offshore. and a clipper that could bring gusty winds and even a few flurries tomorrow afternoon. i'll be back with more on this less exciting weather with the seven day forecast. >> however, that was an excellent explanation. thank you very much, kathy orr. >> thank you. >> one woman is dead after a house fire in

we know for sure it wasn't an earthquake, it was a somic boom just north of hammonton but it's uncleart caused it. >> i was just getting out a school in may's landing and i thought i was going crazy for a second and then i felt it a second time. i knew there was something going on. >> like a rumble like a heater backs up, the whole house shook. >> what caused it, the mcguire air force base says they don't have aircraft capable of supersonic flight and the national guard in atlantic city flies f-16's but they have no flights in the region but still the tremors were felt from brigantine to toms river. >> it was a big noise i didn't think it was anything. i thought it was a fighter jet. >> the whole house started shaking and the dog started barking and it was like every 20 minutes it felt like. >> while the officials work to confirm the sonic boom they are asking people not to contact 911 or call

24 degrees in quakertown. 29 in coatsville, better in saint davids. 31. 34 in center city. 28 in hammonton, and 39 in dover, delaware. milder this afternoon we're into the low 50s, which is good, but increasing clouds, alicia. >>> thank you,. >>> developing this morning an overnight tour bus on its way to a ski resort in central japan has careened off a mountain road killing 14 passengers. 27 others were injured. the two drivers who had been taking turns are among the dead. the ski tour operator said most of the passengers were between the ages of 18 into their early 20s, officials say there was no snow or ice on the road surface. >>> we're learning new information on the deadly attacks in indonesia. police have arrested three men. five men targeted a starbucks with handmade bombs and guns and suicide belts killing two people. all the attackers were killed and isis flag was found in one of the attacker's home. >>> michigan governor is asking president obama to issue a major disaster declaration because of the water crisis in flint. the water became contaminated with lead. the national guar

westbound near haddonfield road with a downed pole. 25 degrees in quakertown, 33 in center city. 28 in hammonton, but a mild 40 in dover, delaware. today for the high we'll see increasing clouds and a high of 352 degrees, the rain doesn't arrive until after the evening commute. >>> new video has been released of a another fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer in chicago. this is surveillance video of the chase of the 17-year-old cedric chatman. he fired after he turned toward officers with an object he believed to be a gun. it turned out to be a cell phone case. his mother is suing the city. >>> new on "action news," a change in the case of a woman who said she was gang raped in a brooklyn park last week. as question his swirl, the suspects have been released. the victim said she was drinking with her father in the park when the suspects assaulted her. the suspects say the sex was consensual. police chief said the case is complex. >>> we'll have to wait over the next several days as the interviews continue and they try to put together exactly what happened we're going thro

most of them sented here around hammonton, new jersey, but heard over many hundreds of miles.ell tonight the military saying we're sorry. >> what is this? they were the booms. >> like the ground was like shaking like an earthquake. >> reporter: heard around garden state. >> actually rattled the windows. stripped the lamb -- shook the lamps. it was bad. it was scary. >> like boom, boom. >> reporter: these kids in brigantine were at school and mom was at the store when she heard the booms. >> it shook and it made a noise like a quick series of boom, boom, boom. then it stopped and probably five minutes later another one. >> reporter: mysterious afternoon tremors were so strong they shattered a glass door at the cape may courthouse home of colleen green. her three-year-old son leo was inches away. next thing you know we heard smash and him screaming mommy, mommy and he had a little bit of glass on him. >> reporter: calls to 911 dispatch centers lit up across the state. many thinking there was an earthquake. even the brigantine police chief felt it. >> it was very fast. a couple o

hammonton an accident along 54 right by the a.c. expressway. point the regional rails are on time but keep that in mind the chestnut hill west line gets new schedules starting on monday so prepare for that over the weekend. i'll see you monday, rick and monica. >> have a nice weekend matt. >> you too. >> much more still to come on "action news" friday night. residents in several bucks county communities who have had to deal with a smelly landfill get a bit of justice. we'll explain. >> plus, a major league surprise for a local army sergeant who has made a career of serving his country. melissa is in for adam. >> hi, monica. we're tracking rain that moves in overnight, just some patchy drizzle but the main culprit moves in as we get into sunday morning with a good soaking on the way. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> jaime apody with eagles news including what jeb jack has to say about chip kelly's firing. we'll have those stories and more when we come back. ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you belie

not as bad. 28 in hammonton, 27 in hockessin. 33 in dover, delaware. we're dry today. you'll see sunshine and 44 is a bit milder, matt and tam. >>> new on "action news," a tractor-trailer burst into flames on the highway in massachusetts. the massive fire erupted 465 southbound in milford. the backed up traffic for seven miles. no one incredibly was hurt. it is unclear what caused the truck to catch fire. >>> five correction officers are recovering after being beaten by teenage inmates at rickers island. a teenager refused to take orders and attacked the officers. several other inmates joined in the fray. one officer's nose was fractured. the latest melee occurred in the housing unit that is used for difficult and unruly teen inmates. >>> garrett was cleaning a table when he picked up a 20-dollar bill but it was a fake money. it said pick up a bible suggesting there's something he could have that's valuable more than money. he has no problem with spreading the word of god, but -- >>> that doesn't pay the bill. he said a real tip and nice god bless you might have been n

it was apparently based in hammonton. >> reporter: that is all they are talking about and the navy said it could have come from one of their aircrafts from an exercise that was testing all the way down in maryland. >> let the sergeant know there are tremors from seismic blasts. >> it came around 2:30 when residents reported feeling tremors. >> i was getting out of school in mays landing and i thought i was going crazy, and i felt it a sec time and i knew something was going on. >> it was like a rumble like a heater backing up. just a rumble. >> it was not an earthquake but a a sonic boom. they were conducting routine test flights including activities that may have resulted in sonic booms felt from brigantine to toms river. >> the whole house started shaking and the dog started barking. >> it was a big boom, we were eating and we didn't think anything of it, i thought it was a fighter jet coming by. >> reporter: now join base mcguire, dix had no flights schedule and no art illry missions today. >> thank you christie. >>> a camden county police officer will undergo surgery after an accide

and below that in coatsville and saint davids. 35 in center city. 33 in browns mill. 26 degrees in hammontonat will wake you up this morning. the windchills, feels like 25 in the city, 17 in allentown. bundle up. >>> 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck in india's remote northeast region leaving 6 people dead and many hurt. the powerful tremor began rumbling before dawn leaving large cracks in wall and causing a portion of the popular market building to collapse. we'll continue to follow the story on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> in rural oregon, the new year is off to an unsettling start schools will be closed after armed protesters seized control of the national wildlife refuge protesting the two ranchers who are facing charges of arson. cliveen bundy is the group's spokesman protesting gorcht control over the -- government control over the land. >>> when government steps outside the bounds of the people who have given it, it's the duty of the people to put that government back in its place. >>> police in oregon will not be taking the fight to them. they have no intention of going to the scen

lehigh valley and the shore is where you get the mixing, atlantic city 3 to 6 inches of snow but hammontonlso in atlantic county, we are looking at 12 to 18, and glassboro and philadelphia and mount holly, the shore missing out on the bulk of the snow but the shore gets the highest wins and they are a huge factor with the storm and wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour, that is why we have blizzard watches, along the coast up to 65 miles per hour. that can cause moderate to major flooding. good idea to move the car. the snow arriving at night and saturday is when we are in the brunt of it, you wake up and the snow gone and it's windy and we begin to bright and and look what happens next week, we have a melting going on by tuesday and temperatures in the mid-40s and back by popular demand i'll have my facebook chat live video chat after appearing on world news tonight. in three minutes. busy week. >> finally tonight, two of philadelphias most majestic residents of zoo show off a bit today. tiger brothers wiz and dimitri made an appearance at the zoo as they accepted a donation, the first niaga

in the upper 20s in hammonton and glassboro, and 41 in dover, delaware.ay it will be milder, high of 52 degrees and increasing clouds. >>> we're learning information about the deadly attacks in indonesia. authorities say they have arrested three men with the ties to the attacks. five men targeted starbucks in gentleman -- in jakarta filing two people. >>> michigan governor is asking president obama to issue an emergency major disaster declaration because of the water criticize in flint. high levels of of lead have been found in children's blood. national guard is handing out water. protesters are calling on the governor to resign. >>> former eagles coach chip kelly is heading to 9ers nation. he is expected to be formally introduced next week it would give the 49ers a reason to keep the quarterback. since he has a fast pace it may help with kelly's had hurry-up e of coaching. kelly said -- he is heading to warmer weather. >>> i would like to see the quarterback do better. hopefully this coach will do the trick for him. >>> cruise ship passengers are gettin

building we're getting the windchills in the low to mid 20s this morning. 33 in glassboro, 26 in hammonton, 33 in avalon and close to the freezing mark in delaware. if you're returning errands, bundle up. it will be colder as the day goes on. bouncing up to 31 degrees, that will be the daytime high and slide thereto 20s after that. there will be a strong blustery breeze. windchills in the teens. maybe the morning is better to go out and get stuff than the afternoon. >>> the heat is on with one month to the races to the white house with the iowa caulk -- caucuses. donald trump is taking at aim hillary clinton. >>> hillary clinton created isis with obama. >>> trump is should shrugging e fact that al-shabaab used a clip of him in one of their recent recruitment videos. >>> in response, clinton told a crowd in new hampshire that republicans are fixated on blaming her for the world problems. clinton had to shut down a heckler who asked about bill clinton's conduct toward women. >>> you're rude i'm not going to call on you. >>> the heckler was a gop lawmaker. bill clinton will campaign for his w

pretty much the entire jersey shore we saw some reports and also in around the hammonton area u.s. gs confirmed they were reporting that sonic boom. so basically when you have that plane it tax off, the altitude impacts the sound, also, the size of the plane. so to the observer on the ground, it can be delayed as far as hearing that sound but the colder air is denser at the surface and also a little bit of an inversion that can lag the times that the observer on the ground can hear that sun. so a lot of activity in parts of south jersey today. coming up, we'll talk about a clipper off to the north and west. that could bring some more snow chances our way. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, scott. happening now, in delaware county, one police force is doing something it's never done before all because of a spike in crime. some violent. fox 29's karen hepp is in chester tonight to explain. karen. >> reporter: all right no secret they have big issues with violent crime here. two murders last night. so now what they're doing, they're changing their entire outlook on how th

the us gee logical survey says one of the booms centered just north of hammonton atlantic county. navy says it was fighter jets and f35c, similar to this one, and a f18. the f35c has a top speed of nearly 1200 miles an hour. the booms happen when the jet go faster than the speed of sounds. >> kind of scary, you know, you're in school, you hear noises, not sure what's going on. >> the house was shaking. >> now in a statement, aircraft from naval test wing atlantic were conducted, including activities which may have result in the sonic booms. military aircraft routinely conduct supersonic flights in a area called the test track which parallels the entire coast of the delmarva peninsula. >> fraternal order of police comes together to help officer jesse hartnett. members of the f.o.p. held silent auction and dinner northeast philadelphia last night to honor hartnett. the officer is recovering after he was shot in west philadelphia earlier this month. police say edward archer admitted to pulling the trigger saying he did it in the name of islam. police officers from new york city made

glassboro wilmington 18 to 24-inches, quakertown not quite as much but 12 to 18, trenton chatsworth hammontonille into dover 12 to 18-inches of snow so this is going to be a major snowfall. another aspect of the storm, the wind. winds are going to be fierce. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, winds near 40 miles an hour in philadelphia. that's why we have that blizzard warning for reduced visibility along the shore wind gusts up to about 60 miles an hour. so, coastal flooding for three tide cycles. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon and sunday morning. this could be the fifth highest tide in cape may county's history. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, we have a mess tomorrow. the blizzard of 2016. stay off the roads. whiteout conditions. the high only 29 degrees. so, again, that snow is really going to pile up. on sunday it turns sunny. the winds start to die down, 34 degrees. and then we don't have really any big weather troubles next week. the snow will be melting. tuesday and wednesday temperatures in the 40's. then it cools off a bit by friday with a high of 40 degrees, so a lot

eight in quakertown, 13 trees even in the city itself which is usually not as cold. 11 degrees in hammonton degrees the current temperature in dover, delaware. satellite6 and action radar show we're going to see abundant sunshine. it's a beautiful night sky-wise but that's not helping things because that's allowed the temperature to drop even more. by 9:00 a.m., 16 degrees. you're up to 26 by noon. by 3:00 p.m. 31. by 6:00 p.m., 28 degrees. the high today 31. by the afternoon the wind chills are going to be in the low 20's so that certainly gets a little bit better as far as that's considered its a brief shot of cold air. wool talk about relief coming up in a few minutes matt. >> a piece of advice this morning at least two pairs of shocks. you might want to do three or four. i hope karen construction crews have plenty of socks and everything else on last night. they're out here this morning along the vine street expressway now running a little bit late. they have some work to do because they hadn't worked for several nights because of the new year's holiday. all lanes shut down both ways be

26 degrees in center city but feels like it's just in the teens. 17 is the actual temperature in hammontonbuena, 22 in dover. we're dry through the morning. later this evening we're going to see a couple of rain showers or wet snow showers so just watch for that as you're driving home, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> three people are dead and a child remains unaccounted for after a house explosion in northeast ohio. the explosion ripped through the home in northfield center township last night. emergency responders arrived to find flames just shooting out of the home. fire crews found the body of a man a woman an young girl on the first floor of the home but investigators say the family's other daughter is still missing. the cause of the explosion remains under investigation. >> this is new. a plan who looks like mike tyson is accused of using that likeness to lure women. police say a man claiming to be the former boxer's manager invite add woman to an after hours club in houston over the weekend and that is where the victim says the look alike sexually assaulted her. even has a tattoo

eight in hammonton 14 degrees in dover. yes, you still need to bundle up this morning.not quite as bad as yesterday. this afternoon will feel nicer too matt and tam. >> the armed woman wanted for six robberies in five states has struck again. police release video of the woman's latest five finger discounter. this robbery happened at a jared jewelers in north carolina on monday. meals say her biggest heist was in panama city florida back in august. she made off with nearly $400,000 in jewels. there is a $10,000 reward hoping someone might turn this woman in. >> the fbi is on the case of a san bernadino terror attack and they're now asking for the public's help on something very specific. they say there's an 18 minute mystery around the killers' whereabouts after the attack. federal officials have put together a time line of the couple's moves on december 2nd but they say they still can't account for these 18 minutes. investigators want to know where syed farook and tashfeen malik went and if they were in contact with anyone. their shooting rampage killed 14 people last m

in center city and some of the suburbs in new jersey were down to the single digits like seven in hammonton in woodbine, seven in buena but 16 in glassboro and 13 in dover. the wind chills today aren't really a factor though this morning and that's a big change from yesterday when it felt below zero matt and tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> a chaotic scene in philadelphia's somerton section as two women dealt with their wounds from a dog attack an armed neighbor went after the ma animal a60-year-old woman and 30-year-old daughter were walking when at least one of the dogs bit them in the back. while medics were treating the women police say they saw a 67-year-old man fire at the dogs. the bullets missed but the man is still in trouble. he claims he had been attacked by the dogs before and neighbors agree that the dogs are dangerous. >> these dogs would bark so loud and they shake the gates like they're about to run out or something. >> they're scary. they're very scary. >> the women were not seriously hurt. police took the shooter into custody and the dogs are now with animal control. >>

hammonton, 30. cinnaminson, 35. woodbine, 37. dover, 36. satellite and radar showing cloud cover off to the northwest it will stay there today and for tomorrow, it's really monday when we start to see a little bit more in the way of clouds as an arctic front, an an arctic boundary slides on through. sunny and breezy, 42 is the high. 39 by lunchtime. 2:00 p.m., 42. 4:00 p.m., back down to 41 which is actually exactly where we should be for this time of the year not in the 60s and 70s like what we saw in december. these are the numbers we should see. with the winds it will feel like the 30s. the arctic attacks, monday and tuesday, this air mass is coming from the pole we'll see the coldest air of the season so far. the good news it's not going to last all that long. we're talking two or three days with the highs in the 30s. overnight lows in the teens and 20s, windchills in the single digits in some locations. when i come back in a few minutes we'll talk about whole see the coldest air and how long it lasts and what's in store for the seven-d

hammonton, 38. on the boards in atlantic city, 42 degrees.t for today, sunshine with passing high clouds. it's a milder afternoon with highs near 50. later this week, the jet stream like this so all the cold weather is here, this is mild air on a strong southerly wind, monday, tuesday, wednesday, for everybody east of the mississippi river. >>> 6:26. in sports, the sixers push the nba champs to the brink it's a finish you have to see, jeff skeverski has the details. >> reporter: on paper the sixers didn't instant a chance last night. the worst team in the nba against the best. the difference between the sixers and warriors winning percentage is the largest in nba history. sold out last night. sixers fight back from down as many as 24. sixers down 13. here's the come back, nerlens noel part of a 9-0 run, sixers down 6. iis a i i-- isaiah cannon. they steal the ball back, yes, we're tied up with 22 seconds. but the warriors get the ball back, they can win it no time left. sixers lose 108-105. it's the best start by an nba team since the sixers

hammonton, 24 and woodbine 27 degrees, big story over the next few days, will be this guy right here. there's a frontal system draped across the southeastern portions of canada. this is an arctic front from the pole dropping straight down from the mid atlantic to the northeast. you can see the snow squalls associated with the leading edge of the frontal system. this will bully its way into the pattern and split the southern branch. jet which brought us rain for two weeks straight across the gulf states. the weather pattern clears out, we get sunshine, the negative we get the cold air. when you see purple those are single digits. that's true arctic air. 20s and 30s and teens showing up across the lower 48. that's the real deal to the north. you can see single digits below zero. 6 below up here, i won't attempt to pronounce the rest of the those. it's going to be sharply colder as we move into the work workweek. 48, this afternoon, windchills five to seven degrees colder than the actual air temperatures. overnight tonight, the frontal system seeps through, temperatures crash, tomorrow a

gandys beach 45. 50 for smyrna and hammonton.lite and radar shows the arctic front approaching from the northwest knocking on the door pushing over the u.s./canadian border. it will get in here after midnight tonight. cold cold stuff. nemplets -- temperatures are anywhere from ten degrees above zero to ten degrees below zero. it will not be that cold hear, we do not have a snow pack across new england, temperatures will moderate. it will bring about the coldest air of the season so far. mainly sunny conditions, a beautiful looking day, chilly with the wind. monday afternoon we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, one or two flurries are possible. tuesday everything clears out nicely and tuesday is wall-to-wall blue skies, a nice day, but it will be very crisp and cold with high temperatures topping out in the upper 20s low 30s, windchills colder than that. speaking of windchills. later this afternoon, mid 30s north and west, upper 30s lower 40 south and east. monday, mid teens north and west, low 20s south and east. monday nig

hammonton, blue berry country, 54. ewing 47 degrees. dover 54. it's a delightful afternoon out there, just a few high, thin clouds stretching across the mid atlantic states this afternoon. the shower activity here stays to the north. so it's nice comfortable finish to the weekend. forecast for today, 53 degrees, sunshine along with high, thin clouds turning milder. today starts a series of several days where the numbers will be well above average. when i come back we'll talk about the possibility of record highs by midweek and rain thrown in there, as well. details in ten minutes. >>> right now police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man while sitting inside his car. this happened around 11:00 p.m. outside a grocery store on the 6000 block of pine street. police say the gunman walked up to the 21-year-old victim's black hyundai and opened fire blowing out the drivers side window. that driver was hit repeatedly. he died at the hospital. police do not have any suspects or motive. >>> we are learning more been a an early morning ba

hammonton, 41. forecast for today, clouds and sun by afternoon, breezy and mild after the damp start there's area of fog this morning, but again a lot of that should lift quickly. 52 degrees winds will pick up out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. lunchtime, 50 degrees, sunshine expected at that point, 2:00 a.m., 50. 4:00 p.m., clouds and sun mixed, 47 degrees that's the air temperature at this point. it's a fairly mild weekend overall, but it's cooler than today. turn colder sunday night into monday, icy cold and bitter windchills we'll talk about the details in the forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> time 6:02. search talking about this one. the eagles have settled on a new coach to lead the birds, but we have to wait to hear from him. >>> doug peterson is busy helping lead his current team the chiefs in the divisional playoff game. the chiefs play the patriots this afternoon. helping the man find the head coach knows the birds incident matily. intimately. he said peterson is tough an

farther to the east get over the other side of the delaware river into south jersey, elmer, malaga, hammonton, 322, a slow go seeing very heavy rain at this point. this will be the trend over the next several hours, we'll see skies brighten up this afternoon, it will be fairly dreary out there, but we'll see some peeks of sunshine later on. 56 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m., it's cloudy, 2, 4:00, temperatures begin to drop off here and there could be a leftover shower. we're shooting for a high of 65 degrees this afternoon which would be a record high. but big changes are waiting in the wings here. these are actually current temperatures right now. teens arena teens and 20s, below zero. this air mass is heading this way, i'll let you know how cold it gets around here and how long it sticks around. we have big changes in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >>> now to the story that has everyone buzzing, the powerball are we have the numbers that got the jackpot sky rocketing

hammonton, 26 and woodbine 30 degrees. satellite and radar, cloud cover stays up here to the north.e'll enjoy mostly sunny skies as high pressure continues to dominate the overall weather pattern. for today, 25 degrees, 10:00 a.m., 30. lunchtime, 35. 3:00 p.m., 39. 5:00 p.m., back down to 38 degrees. we'll shoot for a high of 40 or 41 a ton ever sunshine out there. it gets better for tomorrow, details coming up in just a bit. >>> time now just about 6:31. the battle for 2016 is kicking into high gear, the iowa caucuses are two days away. lana zack joins us live from iowa with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, gray, hillary clinton bringing out all her supporters in the hawkeye state campaigning with gabby give ford and bill clinton is already on the trail. >>> you ever to have a president that's there for you on the good days, the awful days and all the other days. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign wanted to leave it on the field, but instead she was dealt a blow by the federal government announcing that 37 pages of e-mail found on the server should be top secret. >>> this

from ac expressway to hammonton. it's not sticking to the road surfaces that's why a winter weather advisory has not been issued by the national weather service. there's the wider view a swath of new jersey to the eastern shore of maryland and carolinas. that will work out to sea, we'll not see any heavy snows flying this afternoon. from philadelphia north and west, it will be nothing more than a few flurries, the steadier lighter snows will fly across atlantic, cape may and current counties. as long as the numbers stay in the mid 30s, nothing will stick to the road surfaces, maybe a slushy accumulation to the grassy surfaces. that's about it. millville, 4. philadelphia, 37. 28 in the poconos. here's the wider view on satellite and radar. here's the arctic front stretching east of chicago through the high plains. bitter cold air from south canada. 1 below in bismarck. 2 in omaha. 16 in saint louis, when you factor in the winds, 17 below in bismarck where this morning you had a 50-degree below. chicago, 18 below. the

buena, 23 degrees. 23 in hammonton, cinnaminson, 33. ewing, 31. hockessin, 29. dover, 30 degrees. satellite and radar we have a front, one swept through, that's why yesterday was so chilly. cold front pushed to the south along the virginia capes and carolinas. we have an an arctic front knocg on the door tomorrow and tomorrow night. once again that pushes through, that's the real deal. this 42 will feel like the mid 30s all day long. winds out of the west stained at 10 to 20 miles per hour. lots of sunshine throughout the day. maybe a few clouds early on, but temperatures will be the big story here. lunchtime, 39. windchills in the low 30s. 2:00 p.m., there's the high of 42. 4:00 p.m., 41 degrees, here comes the cold shot this is the arctic front across the mid atlantic monday into tuesday, it sets up a cold stretch of weather, i'll let you know how long it lasts when i see you again. >> the search resumed in allentown for a missing 5-year-old boy with autism. he is out in the cold and not fully dressed. relatives say jayliel vega wandered off from his home. this is search teams l

the windchill is worse. 27 in hammonton, new jersey. 34 in dover, delaware.hs this afternoon about 31, matt. >>> thanks, karen. the san bernadino, community marked at stage in the healing process since december 2 terror attack. small group counseling sessions will be available for employees who need it. the conference center in the buildings where 14 people were killed will stay close indefinitely. both people who carried out the deadly shootings were killed in a shootout with police. >>> president obama is expected to use executive action to strengthsen background checks. republicans oppose what critic view as infringing on their second amendment rights. president obama will take part in in a town hall meeting at george mason university. >>> horrifying hotel experience that will make your skin crawl. a preview of "good morning america" is next. >> reporter: we're bundling up the kids we have temperatures in the freezing range, windchills in the 20s getting worse this afternoon. i'll have the day planner forecast we'll did you talk about how things will go th

it was apparently based in hammonton. >> reporter: that is all they are talking about and the navy saidve come from one of their aircrafts from an exercise that was testing all the way down in maryland. >> let the sergeant know there are tremors from seismic blasts. >> it came around 2:30 when residents reported feeling tremors. >> i was getting out of school in mays landing and i thought i was going crazy, and i felt it a sec time and i knew something was going on. >> it was like a rumble like a heater backing up. just a

out in before you berry country -- blue berry country, hammonton, 41 degrees.s up and down the mid atlantic and the entire eastern seaboard, here's the storm that battered california it is starting to get its act together that counter clockwise swirl. colder air on the backside, snows flying west of dallas and wichita and omaha. this is a great lake cutter. watch the motion, it will turn to the north and cut to the north. that means we'll be on the warm side of this, we'll see rain no snow. future tracker 6, cloudy, 52 degrees give or take by 4:00 p.m. somewhat cooler north and west, as the warm front continues to punch through. even out there, temperatures will moderate quickly. overnight tonight, temperatures drop off a couple degrees before midnight and after midnight they rise as the storm system gets closer. heavy drenching rains for parts of the area. temperatures in the upper 50s, topping out at 62, 63. leftover showers and peeks of sunshine, as well.monday arcticl through with winds getting temperatures down to the teens and 20s. winds gusting down the

hammonton, moving toward galloway you're looking at some of the last of the snow band we've been watchingve from the west to the south and east over the last several hours. so the system, it is pulling away. take a look at it's legacy over the past 48 hours it moved through the gulf of mexico with severe weather, there were tornadoes and warning. right now it continues to move off of our coast. take a look at the impressive snowfall totals i cross parts of our area, but look at the eye just to the west of the nation's capital, over 30 inches of snow closing on three feet to some locations south and west, but in our particular area we're talking about 18 to 20 inches or more around the i95 consider door anallen town saw its biggest snowstorm ever. for the philadelphia area, this storm so far 20-point inches has put this one as the top six snowstorm on record for philadelphia. take a look at some of the totals elsewhere, once again, l allentown, the biggest snowstorm for you ever, malvern 28.2 inches. we'll move into the garden state, take a look at moorestown, 19 inches. 19.5 in mount holl

this is what it looked like a short time ago at 7th and hammonton street in allentown. >>> let's go katherine scott our reporters are tough, standing outside in the blizzard, this is ridiculous. >> reporter: what's happening. the wind gust is pushing the snow in our face, let me give you a look up broad street where so you can't see me getting hammered by the snow. inaudible. snow remove because the snow is getting pushed around the roadway. the crews have been out around the area the street department has 350 plows, 600 personnel around the city overnight plowing and salting. we ran into joe he was delivering papers, we spoke to him about the conditions he's seen. >>> it's terrible out here, slipping and sliding, but inquiring minds want to know and i got to get the inquirer out and the sports weekly. the roads doesn't seem like they are traveling at all. i think they were out here salting, but things are slick you ever to take your time. >>> take your time and try to stay off the roads. as for the sidewalks they are covered in snow, people are shoveling around their businesses, but best to

and in the suburbs in new jersey in the upper 40s and 51 in hammonton and 57 in woodbine and 51 in avaloneady in dover, delaware, here is what to expect for your evening commute, mainly cloudy skies and it stays dry and 4:00 p.m. 51 degrees, and 5:30 we drop to 49 and 7:00 p.m. 49 and we start to see showers build out of the southwest and they hit us later on tonight and i'll time that out with future tracker 6 coming up in just a minute. >> thank you. >>> as a reminder you can fine the seven-day forecast and get a live look at stormtracker 6 live double scan radar by going to 6abc.com/weather. >>> the country is waiting with bated breath for anyone to come forward and claim their portion of the $1.6 billion jackpot, now a look at who the lucky winners might be including one whose story looks like it is taken straight from a movie. >> reporter: lottery officials say no one claimed the prize yet but a family from tennessee says they plan to do that later today while the mystery in california now has a twist. today power ball perplexity. a nurse at this california nursing home thinking she

6 inches on the front end of the storm and the foot to foot and a half areas near glassboro and hammontontown and west grove and middletown and wilmington and north of the pennsylvania turnpike the numbers drop off quickly up in allentown expecting around 6 inches of snow, at the shore brief snow and rain as the warm air comes in with the strong jeet stream, winds gusting 55 to 65 miles per hour piling up the water and moderate to major coastal flooding expected and significant beach erosion as well. there is a lot of elements to the storm and saturday is the heart of it. the exclusive accuweather forecast quiet on friday and snow comes in at 36 degrees and heavy blinding snow here on saturday, 32 degrees and near freezing that means the consistency is glue like and that could adhere to a lot of the trees and power lines and some of those limbs could be weak and could snap and we could see power outages and on sunday it's windy and sun comes back in the afternoon at 37 and partly sunny on monday and back into the 40s for the middle of next week to melt some of the snow around here. >> tha

at the shore, a big dropoff from 10 to 14 inches in hammonton to a couple inches at the shore but the wind will be the strongest there. the greatest uncertainty is there. in delaware county and chester county isolated amounts of 20 inches in parts of chester. some places seem to get a lot because of the elevation there and the heaviest snow in southern and western chester county and all snow there. all snow, of course, well north and west, the lehigh valley, the fluffy type of snow. the heaviest snow 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and less snow near the puck knows. bucks, montgomery, mercer county all snow. heaviest snow closer to philadelphia and gusty winds. in general the snow starting 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. moving south to north and then tonight the wind increases. by tomorrow morning nobody's going anywhere -- not unless it's an emergency and you can sit home and enjoy the storm coverage all day and sunday night you can go play in it. because the snow should be over sunday morning. it will be a very cold start. and it will be hard to clean everything up by monday morning and quite a while be

up in hammonton, that's so even, that's snow.own here where you see dircht shades of gray -- different shades of gray, an indication that we're seeing mixed precipitation down there. for the most part it's snow pellets anne -- and sleet. looking live i-95, road conditions are less than ideal all day long. current temperature, 21 miles per hour. windchill 10 degrees currently, a good day to stay inside and watch tv. philadelphia 13 inches is the official number at the airport. probably still sitting on or about that we have not had additional snow in the last hour and a half but there will be more coming. philadelphia, 13, center city, 15. trenton, 10. allentown, 9.4. future tracker 6 showing how the break in the action that we're seeing now might be around areas like philadelphia, millville until 10:00 a.m. as we go into the afternoon we'll expect this to fill in as the coastal low pushes past us we get the back edge. storm drawing closer. 2:00 p.m. heavy snow across the region. dinnertime time -- we may see more breaks. 10:00 p.

us gee logical survey says one of the booms centered just north of hammonton, atlantic county but people heard them from new jersey all the way to up connecticut. so the question is what caused them? turns out this. navy fighter jet. and f35c similar to that one, also, a f18. the f35c has top speed of nearly 1200 miles an hour. those booms happened when the jets go faster than the speed of sound. >> you hear noises, not sure what's going on. >> the house was shaking. >> in the statement said avenue kate were conducting routine flight testing in the atlantic test range this afternoon, that included activities which may have resulted in sonic booms. military aircraft routinely conduct supersonic flights off shore. in a area called the test track, which parallels the entire coast of the delmarva peninsula. >> the fraternal order of police comes together to honor a wounded hero. officer jesse hartnett walked into the f.o.p. lodge in the northeast, last night, with a big smile on his face. and he thanked those who turned out for the event. hartnett was on patrol in west philadelphia on januar

away from the immediate coastal points we're talking about places like millville, moving over to hammonton2 to 18-inch range and then moving back toward the philadelphia area the i-95 corridor. so far 18 to 20-inches of snow and then you move a little farther to the north and west, places like south allentown up to 30-inches of snow has already fallen. so take look at some of the other totals as we go area by area. you can see south allentown 32-inches of snow. norristown, 21.2-inches of snow. mt. holly, 17. philadelphia 17.7. buena, in south jersey, 14-inches of snow. some other totals that were coming in burlington about 17-inches. we're talking places like berks counsel tie upwards of 2 feet of snow with that system. so an additional several inches of snow with that second burst of snow that's will be moving in south jersey. an additional one to 3-inches of snow but also right now we still have that cove al flood warning. the high tide cycle it is this evening over the next couple of hours and then as you move into the back bays, we're talking the next high tide cycle between 10:00 unti

down south we have different shades of gray and we're getting different colorization, this is up by hammonton one solid color of gray. it's all snow. storm tracker 6 live double scan technology we have sleet mixing in with the snow down south. we'll change it over to regular old intensity and give you the live view before we take off. by the way that's a lightning bolt. you're not imagining things we have some what we tall thunder snow occurring -- what we call thunders snow occurring out to the west and putting it back on the regular snow image. we have heavy snow to the west of us and east of us. it pushes out air in each direction. the air from both of these systems is coming together and has no place to go but up, with all the turbulence going on, sometimes you can create thunders and lightning. we're seeing that west of reading into harrisburg. chris sowers is outside, tells me he likes to be outside in these efforts. >> reporter: i used to. [laughter]. the lull you were talking about is long gone now. i'm looking at the city avenue, the sax iffth store you can can't see. we have whiteou

of our region getting at least a foot of snow, if not a little bit more for trenton, chatsworth, hammontonof the pennsylvania turnpike and that bull's-eye of a foot and a half to as much as 2 feet in some locations for the harder of philadelphia including southern chester and delaware county. future tracker winds this is another major storm with this storm. coastal flooding winds in excess of 50 miles an hour first thing tomorrow morning. near 60 miles an hour at times in the afternoon and as you head north and west, the winds will lessen but they'll still be pretty nasty so we are expecting moderator to major flooding at times of high tide. in atlantic city could be one of the top 10 highest tides in its history with a three to 4-foot storm surge. first high tide 6:43 then saturday at 7:09 and again sunday at 7:26. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast blizzard conditions all day tomorrow with those whipping winds blinding snow squalls even thunder snow south and west and philadelphia and south and east where you could have snowfall rates of two to 3 inches per hour but the sun's back

maybe you can see in our headlights that the roadest of hammonton is not plowed.o cars slid off the road. we wished we could have stopped to help them but if we stopped we would have been stuck so we notified the state police. we don't know how many people were in the car but they weren't getting out on their own that, ' for sure. this is why we always tell people prepare to be stuck. have planing et cetera in our car, fill your tank and prepare to live in your car if you have to in an emergency situation. that's why we do this every time before a storm hits to tell you have your stuff in your trunk. it's essential, it could be the difference between living and dying p. we hope people get help. why this road isn't plowed we don't know. bob kelly also talked about other roads. but we can tell you the good sinus that not a lot of people are driving on the atlantic city expressway like we saw on route 42. that is the positive part of that. as we approach the toll plaza you can see only emergency vehicle also going through the toll plaza. normally on a weekend, even t