, a lot of sunshine to look at this weekend but lovely shot here you can see slopes lit up a at jack frost big boulder. lets look at one view from live neighborhood network camera at palmyra cove nature park looking live over river toward city sky line and last bit of that sunset in the sky. what a beautiful sunset it was tonight and we are on our way, setting stage for gorgeous, sunny weekend but doesn't feel so great right now so just hang on we have much better stuff coming in the forecast. storm scan clear for our region. some light lake effect snow showers, south of the buffalo area and portions of ohio as well. lake effect machine should start to shut off overnight tonight and tomorrow and those wind die down and then eastern half of the country doesn't have much else to worry about heading through weekend. great news there. just full of good news today. we have changes. we will get to that with the seven day forecast. we have temperatures, 38 degrees in philadelphia 33 in reading. twenty-three in mount pocono. as we know with the wind temperatures only half story. it feels 10 degree

. >>> dartmouth police posting this picture on their facebook page of a wanted fugitive named jack frost. he's suspected of creating a system of interconnected tunnels all over southeastern massachusetts. they say you should be on the lookout and not for nothing. that's a little spooky, you know? he'll be back tomorrow. let's check in with eric. >> you read that story like you're reading to your boys before bed. the voices. that's critical for good story telling. not too much snow. but the snow capital of new england so far is cape cod. more than concord. more than albany, more than burlington. more than cleveland and detroit so far this winter. we're still below average for snow across much of the area. temperatures tonight falling back through the 20s. and another winter system starting to approach. we missed another storm today. that's off to our south and east. you see it in there, to the east of nantucket. another piece in the mid- atlantic, we're watching for tomorrow. another one in the great lakes, and that arrives thursday. tonight overnight lows mid-and upper teens. tomorrow mo

making snow, got fresh stuff from mother nature, out at big boulder, jack frost, 16, 20 different trails open at this point, blew how tan well at 34 different trails, good solid base. the most festive graphic we have at the disposal, don't you love it, 22 degrees, yes, i love my little cupid. 's do-able, right? frigid day though for your sweetheart, my friend, lots of sunshine, but 22 degrees at best for hi, normal high about 43, so well below average here. look ahead, multiple days do not even get to three let alone freezing mark of 32, and then, to boot, monday night, into tuesday, there is a shot that we see another large storm come along with fresh snow. so it is an active certainly very wintery forecast. >> katie, thank up. ryan reynolds gone from the sexiest manna life to sexiest dad alive. >> i can work with that. >> according to people magazine, who just named the actor sexiest dad alive, reynolds became dad in december, as he and his wife, blake lively, welcomed their daughter, six years ago the pun case named him the sexiest manna life. the 39 year old told people having a daug

blue mountaineerly 40 trails are currently opened, nice solid paid of several feet through jack frost, big boulder and other ski resort as well no excuses not to. it is just cold out there. despite sunshine we only flirt even in philadelphia with 40 degrees at best here. up in the mountains we are in better than 30 in most spots. notice nice little warm up, couple days'sly in the the 50's but by next mid week, another storm system is likely to be brewing here in the delaware valley. well, we have sent meisha outside to the wells fargo center at the the circus with all of the traffic and fun there as well, meisha. >> yes, we have to mix work with pleasure. we are here at wells fargo center for circus in town. we will begin that in just a moment. let me show you video here of a very serious accident involving an overturn suv, lots of crews are on the scene, this is in delran, township, new jersey, route 130 north bounties block, all lanes right now are block, at new albany road. you will to have use an alternate, route 38 right now. the as you can see in the looking good there. we have

so maybe a good week toned plan a trip to jack frost big boulder. we may see a few flakes as well. possibly not in the poconos. we will talk about that in a moment. the lets talk about the leap day though february 29th, this year and every four years, every four years we have an extra day added to the calendar because it takes 365 and about a quarter days for earth to orbit the sun, that is a solar year. add one day every four years to keep calendar safe. we didn't have leap day we would lose 24 days in the course of the century and then everything would just be all messed up. that is why we have an extra day every four years making the month of february which tend to feel like a long month because of the weather making it one day longer. weather was okay. storm scan three shows no problems in our area clear, 12 hour loop, showers that came through this morning cleared out quickly and we rebounded nicely. it looks like that will happen with the next system a as well this one here, gathering moisture over northern plains, pretty similar. back in south dakota as well and this will ge

it is snowing in the poconos, right now, jack frost big boulder. we have light snow showers coming through and this is wrap around moisture, around back edge of the storm system. you get that often. such a dynamic storm like this one. it pullness moisture from the great lakes, moisture likes to wrap around center of the the low moving out the and skiers and snow borders probably enjoying it. a few flakes falling. just a few flakes coming down and windy. snow showers, blowing around here this evening in the poconos. the lets look at wind gusts, peak winds today, look at these numbers saint pius the tenth in brew muscle had 40 miles an hour. new castle county airport 41 miles an hour. millville 39 miles an hour at municipal airport there. philadelphia international airport today 42 miles an hour, gusting to 47 yesterday with those strong storms that moved through. here's storm scan three showing these rain and snow showers. this looks slightly more impressive then it is, it is not all reaching ground and we are not seeing accumulating snow, notice ho

a loft slopes are open, with really nice solid bases here, jack frost, big boulder, camel black, blueountain, list goes on with multiple trails open. but look at these temperatures, and we actually have windchill watch posted, up in the pocono region for the weekend. so, windchill values specially sunday morning could exceed something as low as say 30, 35 degrees below zero. that's the windchill. so it will be brutal in the mountains, certainly, here, in the city and everywhere else. specially valentine morning, meisha, looking to be the absolute coldest period of this forecast. >> so true, katie. you see 21, sometimes that can be little misleading because the windchill, can be so dangerous. good morning, everyone, happy friday. yes, it is cold outside. but the good news is the roadways, they are area nice and dry. that is certainly going to help our commute this morning. also, friday, just seems to be a better travel day overall, typically, and its valentines day sunday, always good news, 95 south at allegheny looking good, both directions starting to heat up. early risers out, there

look outside right now in the poconos really capitalizing off the cold there making snow up at jack frostoulder tonight. head out skiing this weekend double up on the layers you don't want really anything but the eyes showing. and that's going to be the case in the city as well this weekend take a look at storm scan3. you can see that westerly wind moving over the great lakes. lake effect snow showers up across new york state, western pennsylvania, into the lower peninsula of michigan for our area maybe a few flurries here and there we're seeing a few indications of flakes flying that is about it. not big deal tonight. the bigger deal the temperatures and they're dropping very rapi rapidly. 29 degrees right now in philadelphia. 25 in reading. it's 18 if you're in mount pocono at the moment and it feels already like single digits in mount pocono feels like 16 in philly. feels like 13 in wilmington and we got to get used to these numbers. in fact, by sunday morning, put a minus sign in front of these numbers and that's what it's going to feel like. possibly 15 below zero the wind chill on s

right nouse it's quiet at jack frost big boulder. scan3 shows more snow showers from the north and west you can see as it moves on in right now nothing at jackpot big boulder again overnight a few of these snow showers and squalls will move in. it's a secondary arctic front so the first one came through wednesday night into thursday. this is the second push. the first one was. yesterday and today as we know have been pretty brutal but nothing compared to what we'll feel this weekend. so not a whole lot getting in right now a few snow showers earlier this evening. now it's quiet. temperatures around the 20 mark in kennett square, ardmore and bensalem 19 down in hainesport. your wind advisory is for the and tire day tomorrow. sick a.m. to 6:00 p.m. they may extent depend if the winds stay strong after tomorrow evening after nightfall but winds could gust isolated gusts national weather service put this out up it's not going to be widespread. most of the gusts will be between 35 and 45 miles an hour. that is still strong enough entire a

same but temperatures are going to be tumbling but people it didn't stop them from heading out jack frostig boulder, there were people about 15 minutes ago. looking a little sparse right now. we're getting a live look on skycam3. maybe they all turned in but there were people out there skiing and snowboarding the cold not keeping them away from the slopes but the cold keeping a lot of us inside. in center city the skies starting to clear out as we get a live look. temperatures 16 degrees in our neck of the woods. that northwesterly wind kicking at around 25 miles per hour making it feel like three below right now. we're just starting off the night. high temperatures today really struggled. i don't need to tell you that. 24 degrees the high in philadelphia. we should be at 43 for the average high temperature. highs only topped in the teens in mount pocono. and then we had those winds. winds gusting up to 37 miles per hour today in philadelphia. gusting up into the middle 40's in the poconos. same case down the shore. just brutal combined with these temperatures and your wind chill temperat

the lets get outside where they are making their own snow at the jack frost big boulder and would i say next couple days look phenomenal for skiers out there with the fresh powder coming down on the slopes from the machines, not necessarily from mother nature. we will have a good excuse to do that. we have this quiet pattern especially coming off what had been such a frigid weekend, you will love what i have got to tell you about especially for saturday. at least initially storm scan is quiet. we have had a few speckles of the hint of snow flakes coming in all lake enhanced no organized system whatsoever. high pressure will be our running theme for next couple of days and certainly for today as well. we will expect more sun then anything. twenty-six is your current temperature reported from long wood gardens, lower 30's in bensalem and hainesport and that is giving you a pulse what you are finding around as a whole right new. don't expect too much movement on the thermometer today, very likely we will get you in the upper 30's but there will be at least some sunshine. you'll need heavy

jack frost big boulder, busy night, a few people coming down at the mountain.ere's how the day turns out this is time lapse from palmyra cove nature park after a few clouds, it was brilliant blue skies, all day long and then a really nice looking sunset, pastel colors in the sky as the sun went down. a beautiful day to look at, not the best day to be out in, definitely felt on the chilly side today. we are climbing as we head toward weekend. it is all thanks to the system off to the west. warm front pushing towards the area rain and snow showers across the upper peninsula of michigan. probably not an issue for us but as this storm lifts through tomorrow, can't rule out a stray rain or snow shower mainly from the lehigh valley in the poconos, mainly after four or 5:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. in the meantime temperature wise, again, these are our highs today, so notice our normal high in the mid 40's. up to 37 in philadelphia 34 was the high in allentown and 35 degrees, that is as far as we climbed, as we move into trenton. but take a look at highs off to the s

very much for all of the great pictures you sent in this morning, drawing in your windshields, jack frost this and that. we do appreciate it. and you can see the freeze warning also goes pretty long and steady here, probably for about another 45 minutes. at 9:00 a.m., we should peel this back and see warming going on. temperatures coming up because of all that sunshine. a little longer here, the cool down in place. i think we're going into 60s for daytime highs. good, salt mid-60s, ample sun. uv index forecast, solid. in the high range and around a six. here's the deal. another front aligning now to our north and west and high pressure cruzzing across the state through the day today. overnight tonight and into your friday morning. a couple things are gonna take shape. one, a spin of winds will allow temperatures to not drop that much, at least in comparison to where we are this morning, as we go through the overnight tonight. that will also help to eventually increase the moisture, bring temperatures up and we'll keep the sunshine, though. the approach to the front, there may be a few lit

good day to be outside to do some skiing and ridingment check out the latest ski report for today, jack frostig boulder up to 36 inches of snow, open full capacity with trails, 48 up at camelback, 48 trails, also 24 to 48-inch base in blue mountain, coming in with 36 trails for today. and here is the ski forecast, looks great. this weekend, mid 30's today it, upper 30's tomorrow. in the sunshine some light winds. monday we bring in more clouds, maybe snow shower coming in late in the day, temperatures just above freezing. >>> so this weekend it, looks good. protected by high pressure. that keeps us dry. tomorrow, kind of the same deal. mid and upper 50s, maybe even 50 degrees, one storm system heads out to sea, here comes the next one, the one to watch. as it dice out of the great lakes, could energize just off shore. coming in monday night, tuesday, so here's what we can expect. late monday some light rain, snow showers develop. and then, overnight monday, into tuesday, some on and off snow showers, at this point it, doesn't look like a big storm. so, accumulations don't appear to be heavy a

we will go tout jack frost big boulder. slopes were packed this weekend. folks out and about enjoying the beautiful mild conditions. it looks quiet out there right now. maybe everyone at big boulder on those slopes even eyeing the sunshine through the rest of the evening. as you can see everything is quiet the right now. quiet all across the region. we have had good deal of sunshine, blue skies, in problems out there. not a lot of wind either. sat the day was warm but windy. today pretty comfortable. let check with our eyewitness weather watchers. they are keeping their eye on the forecast and looking at temperatures in the 50's across the region cropping now just in the upper 40's. barbara lane in willow grove. she has a few cloud. barbara said wind chillies 47, not too bad, close to what the thermometer indicates, and we will check with bill in cardington at 48 degrees as well, inn bill says today felt like a preview to mid-march weather. bill, great mind think a alike. it sure did. we cannot keep it around although next couple of days will feel spring-l

the looking great, jack frost big boulder, quiet at the moment and has slopes to yourself, lights aren and conditions, looking a okay, not too cold this evening, either, been a beautiful day all across the region from the poconos to the city to the shore and as we check with our weather watchers they are reporting still comfortable temperatures at the this hour. the lets take a peak. 45 degrees as we check with ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey with a clear sky. ed says turns out to be nice day hope groundhog was wrong, well, it looks like ed is in the market for more winter weather as groundhog did not see his shadow and called for an early start to spring which it may feel like tomorrow. even right the now, phil is at 46 degrees. he is in philadelphia, chestnut hill. nice day today before the the rain tomorrow. today was kind of a nice break between system. and, rain tomorrow. things look great. we will still be near 50, kerrigan house, beautiful mostly sunny day, and plenty of melting going on and lynn sent thus photo from cherry hill, showing her snow is almost gone, if you re

conditions are looking g here's latest ski report a a across the region, jack frost big boulder up to 36 inches have snow, 20 trails opened, 16 at big boulder. cammal back 24 to 48. thirty-four trails. thirty-seven trails opened, at blue mountain. and, tomorrow, a little bit of a different story. we will bring back colder air and chance for snow, up in the poconos for later tomorrow night. good news for them. right the now it is cold. twenty-two millville. twenty-two atlantic city. airport 26. newark delaware. around philadelphia still below freezing at the airport and mullica, 28 in malvern and even colder to the north western suburbs. at least we're out of the teens right now, quakertown at 18 earlier this morning. up to 21. so a cold start to the the day but we're in sunshine right now, that will help warm things up, close to 50 degrees in some spots. watching that really two storm systems right now, here's first one across carolinas throwing back some snow inland off the coast. that will track out to sea but maybe close enough to parts of the south jersey to bring some rain and a

. >> jack frost next weekend. >> you've been warned. >> exactly. resorts love when we talk about snow because they of course enjoy the snow and whenever we get snow in philadelphia, in the poconos they're excited because a lot more people go to the resorts even though they've been making a lot of snow up there. 31 degrees mount pocono but areas to the south too warm for snow right now. philadelphia 42, trenton 37 and the atlantic city airport 36 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing a storm system. this is a massive storm system that is way off the coast of new england and this caused hurricane force winds and brought snow 400 miles west of the center. that also clipped the jersey shore this morning, brought some of that coastal flooding and that mixing. i want to contrast there with what we'll be dealing with ton h tonight through tomorrow night. this is a different entity. it's very disorganized. there are pieces of energy with this. that will come together to bring us some periodic snow kind of off and on for about 24 hours. so, fu

little bit of the the taste of spring skiing conditions up at jack frost and big boulder.are looking live at big boulder where we see a few people on the slopes right now, and riders, hitting the jumps and ramps right there and again they have put down good snow yesterday morning because temperatures were so cold, excellent conditions there right now autopsy cross the resorts. we're in the stretch for spring-like weather today and first half of the workweek. we will bring in a new storm system for middle of the week bringing in some rain. by even of the week, winter weather fans we will bring colder air back in the the forecast, not done just yet, got to remember, still late february early march so we will get these fluctuations in temperatures. still so common for this time of the year across this part of the region. the spring like today into monday and tuesday, temperatures above average. forty-seven is where we should be well above that near 60. by even of the week. we are dropping back below average. temperatures will struggle to get near 40 by friday afternoon. right

jack frost big boulder at 100 percent capacity as well. spring like warmth today and certainly tomorrow, rain returns to our forecast, but spoils the weekend a little bit. we will time that out. we will talk about storm chances for next week as well. this is huge. i posted this a few days ago on my facebook page and it got shared over a thousand times. people are excited about this. first day of spring, a month away, it arrives at 12:30 in the morning. vernal equinox. we will get 12 hours of daylight. always a positive thing heading in the warming season. warm front pushing through, overnight hours, snow across upstate new york. the that is well away us from. we will be in dry conditions, sunshine returns, this afternoon, so well above average today, up around 60 degrees. the the clouds can hold off tomorrow, long enough we could have a shot of reaching 60 but at least 50's and then we will bring this rain in here late afternoon into the evening hours on sunday. out the of here by monday. workweek starts off dry as well. the let's time it

on right now where the sun has set but people are out there on the slopes enjoying themselves at jack frost boulder. the didn't get a a whole lot of snow in the western edge of that storm didn't quite reach that area but cold enough they could make all of the snow they need as temperatures dropped well below freezing. the you can see guys out there ladies and gentlemen during their half pipe tricks or doing their snow board skills outside tonight, i love watching them and the great night for hitting slopes. lets look at our weather watchers, we have, reports from the system today. most of the eyewitness weather watchers are in the upper 30's. 37 degrees here near philadelphia we will check with bill layden in cardington. he said clear skies will make temperature drop tonight, be careful of the run off, and black isis a concern. we will look at snow totals, eyewitness weather watchers, begin snowfall wise. margot three and a half inches, two to four range, williamstown, new jersey peter at 3 inches. marshallton delaware greg mccoy an inch. and bill layden a half inch. if i can find this phot

outside on the snow board there and on the road taking a lit built have the class or something there jack frost big boulder looking quiet. big boulder will be hopping through tonight. you see few folks on the slopes and great week toned hit the slopes as well because you don't need to wear all those layers in the like last weekend certainly. beautiful even to the night the in rehoboth beach, delaware. or part of the region complete opposite end of the region 36 degrees right there. you can see cloud, hasn't been a sunny day but still looking pretty nice as we finish out the day on a dry note. only 36 degrees at the moment. lets look at storm scan three you can see locally we're not seeing much of anything but a few snow showers tried to move through earlier and i'm not sure another round won't move through later tonight. the notice they are off to the north and west but there could be another band that tries to develop as that warm front lifts north and east ward through the overnight hours. center of the low right about here, really lifting off to the north and allowing all that warm air, sout

conditions, not bad at all, 23 up in jack frost, cammal backup to 48 inches of snow. a same deal at blue mountain, with better than 37 trails. great day for skiing and riding. lets time things out and what is happening. pretty complex weather pattern just a lot going on, systems all over the place, strongest storms, start to exit the region tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at brushing the coast, with a little bit of rain and snow. here's the colder system that dives down in canada, brings snow showers in here monday evening, monday night and then transfers its energy to a new storm. the at this point it looks like far enough off shore to become a real problem for us, but still light snow around during the day tuesday at times. it is in the a steady snow. we will see breaks from time to time. starting later monday in, to the evening and overnight hours light rain and snow. then off and on snow showers on tuesday. this could impact the morning commute based on this timing. overall light accumulation expect. check out this forecast model, generally showing about one to

good day for skiing and riding, more like springtime conditions at jack frost big boulder, so the slopes, still soft today but nice day to shape up. checking out storm scan three it is quiet. we have had some cloud. warm front moving through. those cloud thin out this afternoon. win is breeze think morning, may add a little bit of the chill to the air but other than that we will get up to 61 , 50's at the shore, upper 40's in the poconos. now tomorrow we will see a chance for some rain late in the the day and then we're talking about that mid week storm bringing mainly rain late on tuesday, rahel, back to you. >> enjoy the weekend. >> next update 8:27. see you then have a good morning. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, how hackerser data net sensitive files at a california hospital and got away with a big ransom. an increasingly common crime that is leaving law enforcement wondering what to do. >>> virgin galactic gets back into the race to space. more than a year after a tragic crash, the space tourism company has a

i'd love to see a picture of coach tip off between the yotes and jacks is at 4:30 tomorrow at frost arena. today's picture comes from... west high school. they held a pep assembly today.... which included a boys/girls bball players vs. faculty game. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna: we're unshelling some new details about a wayward lobster who was saved from a hy- vee tank in des moines the unique lobster, later named r-c after hy-vee's responsible choice seafood program was saved from the tank after someone noticed it was a rare orange lobster, which is about 1 in and today, r-c found a new home at the missouri at the mississippi river museum and aquarium in dubuque. and it's no crustacean vacation, but a permanent home. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) tonight, look for a low of -2 and increasing clouds. tomorrow's high will only be 16 with a chance of snow in the afternoon and evening. the 7-day forecast shows much warmer weather next week, with highs in the 30s >>> kanye west, tayl swift firestorm. >> me and taylor might still >