heiss tomorrow will only be in the 40s. today we hit 51 officially. some places still have strong winds. most places do not. 8-10 miles per hour. the winds have calmed down and here's your planner for tomorrow. the best chance there's snow on the valley floor, 7:00 to nine coliseum. and is there's another round on sunday that being be more widespread. possibly 2-4 inches of snow on the valley floor. maybe even 6 in spots. it is an interesting weekend. take your chains. >>> kathy joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: we saw semis overturned to the highway, still gusty pretty well up here. property damage and downed power lines. take a look at these wind gusts today. over 100 miles per hour here at mt. rose. gusts in washoe valley where we saw those semis overturned. and we're about 7,000 feet up, and is it's still raining. this is pretty steady rain up here. and we're still above freezing. as we way for the cold front to push through, we'll see the transition to all snow. we've seen a few plows driving and is taking measurements on the road. and

heiss undershaping up. wait until you see temperatures. and look at this. cape may with clouds in the background. just picture perfect end to the day there. makes you feel kind of calm and rested and peaceful, done it? 42 degrees in philadelphia now. 13 mile an hour wind making it feel like it's 35 which of course is not that chilly for this time of the year. temperature dropping into the mid-20s, in philadelphia itself. but into the teens and suburbs as there is more and more concrete showing up around philadelphia and that keeps the temperature up more at night. 31 in mt. pocono. but above freezing, just about everywhere else. only 36 in lancaster and coatesville. 37 pottstown. it's cooling off. 36 blue bell. won't be too long before we get below freezing. 36 kennet square, 39 wilmington, washington township. 40 wrightstown. atlantic city airport and lewis, delaware. as the offshore wind keeps the ocean nice and calm. we've had clouds generally across northern pennsylvania, could be a couple of flurries in the pocono. but that's about it. the storm that w

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