meteorologist justin drabick has the work week forecast. justin. >> hey, diana, that's right t a well deserved nice weekends day here in the delaware valley and we have clear skies currently over center city but just offer to the west i'm noticing some high clouds. that's a sign of some changes coming up in our forecast. also a sign of some warmer air that's going to return to the region and you compare right now to this time yesterday, it is much warmer. we had the clouds and the mist around this time yesterday but now we're about five to aidless warmer than 24 hours ago. this is a saint milder air starting to move in. still hanging out in the lower 60's, philadelphia, wilmington, allentown and reading. some 50's showing up in some of the cooler suburbs but there's nothing really cold even off to the north and west. 60 in buffalo, 64 in cleveland, so a mild push of air will continue to build in from the south and west. and you can see the flow on storm scan3. you can see some high clouds moving in to the washington baltimore they are will c

wet road and dead leaves in the a good combination in area roadways today, i'm meteorologist justin drabick live from the cbs-3 mobil weather lab, coming up how you can drive as the leaves continue to fall, kathy. >>> justin, we have more rain that will create additional problems tonight and even for morning commute all this rotating in the delaware valley we will track it and show you what to expect coming up, beasley. >>> help is on the way for the eagles following the the bye week another key piece on the offensive line gets back on the field, plus the flyers head across the state trying to right the ship against a bitter old rival, all coming up in sports. there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck for us tonight. , justin. >> good evening, diana. you do need the jack outside tonight. temperatures not as cold as last night. we have some cloud cover that's moving in to the region that's actually going to keep our temperatures up tonight. also, a sign of some changes in our forecast which means some shower chances this week. check out the temperatures compared to this time yesterday. we're 6 degrees warmer in philadelphia. four in allentown. wilmington and dover and seven in reading. so that's going to be the trend over the next 24 to 48 hours. warmer temperatures. we still have clear skies to the north, up in allentown at 46 degrees. 44 in mount pocono but the clouds moving in south and west, that's keeping the temperatures up in the mid 50s in wilmington and reading and 57 degrees still at the airport in philadelphia. some colder suburbs though just to the north quake consider town 43 degrees at this hour. 48 in out in mt. holly, new jersey. here comes some clouds not producing rainfall. little

i'm meteorologist justin drabick. coming up i'll tell you if the halloween forecast is going to be a trick or treat, beasley. >>> eagles offense trying to get back on track with the tough test in houston this week. we will hear from chip kill bye some issues that must be a addressed. >>> plus nerlens noel gets ready to play his first official game in the nba as inningsers season opener is tonight, that is all coming up in >>> mayor of wilmington has signed an executive order banning smoking in outdoor public places. >> as our same chowdhry tells us the move reverses a decision by city council to kill a ban to smoking at all parks, and bus stops. >> with this signing, comes this sign, wilmington mayor dennis williams issued an executive order banning smoking in some public places, in the city, it will ban smoking in all transit facilities like bus stops, parks and playgrounds. >> people should president have to be on the playground with their children and have secondary expect blowing in their face. it is not fair to t

your eyes in the sky because you may be able to see rocket launch from nasa, i'm meteorologist justin drabick. i'm going to tell you when and where to lah in the sky coming up. >>> good viewing conditions right now justin but we are tracking rain on storm scan three, we will show you when to expect it and when big cool down will be moving into the delaware valley, leslie. >>> kathy, bird back on the practice field today, we have good news on the injury front and they have lifted up stanley cup not once but twice since leaving philadelphia, couple former flyers back in town for a big game tonight. hear from them in sports. >>> erasing memories, it had happens in in movies but scientists a getting rid of bad memories could be a reality and you could do it all with the push of button. we will show you new research that is surprising even doctors tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> this time of the year pumpkins aren't just for carving or pies, you have likely seen pumpkin in just about everything from pretzels to coughe, creamers, ice cream, oreos, even sales of pumpkin flavored goods, ju

meteorologist justin drabick gives us a sneak peak at the winter outlook, justin. >> well, kate thisdespread cross frost across the delaware valley. will chilly temperatures continue into november. lets check out climate prediction center for the month of november. out west warmer than average temperatures. that extend in the northern plains. also mid-atlantic and northeast. look at that well above average. temperatures expect for the month of november. will this be the trend in, to the the upcoming winter? well there is a lot of factors that go into a winter out look big one will be the potential for el nino this is warmer than average tropical pacific ocean water many it impact global weather patterns. el nino is forecast to develop in the next one to two months. the lets check out that inter outlook issued by know a the temperatures deep south, florida expecting cooler than average temperatures. again out west, warmer than average, that, extend up in the northern plains. lets check out mid-atlantic a and north east. northeast, forecasting to be well above average, once again but h

meteorologist justin drabick is live in philadelphia's love park where they are ushering in october by going pink high justin. >> it is starting to look like october in center city and big attraction in love park is fountain. through have have it, it has turned pink to kick off breast cancer awareness month and this goes on through the entire month. it will be pink. people coming by snapping pictures, cool side here. this is a fountain that day buy color many times for special events. breast cancer awareness month will keep this pink. through the remaining month of, october. lets talk about the weather though what can we expect for the in month of october and we will check out temperature outlook across the u.s., there is no signs of cold air, except the upper midwest and then northern planes but look the at both coast, temperatures above average. zooming in closer to the delaware valley, you average out the the temperature for the month we are predicted to stay above average, actually much above so yes, we will see some cool shots of air every now and then this month but overall expec

meteorologist justin drabick is live out there on the cbs3 sky deck. justin, i just came in. it's getting a little chilly. >> that's right, natasha, the wind is kicking up. it's going to feel like late fall as we finish offer the weekend. let's get a quick updates on the tropic. two pretty powerful storms. the good news is they are away from land. that's certainly a positive note but gonzalo winds at 90 miles per hour rapidly moving to the northeast at 39 miles per hour will pass off the coast of newfoundland overnight. we'll take you back out into the pacific. anna with winds at 80 miles per hour. the center of the storm 8 miles per hour winds will be starting to feel some of those higher gusts along the south shores of the island and see a lot of cloud cover and rain for a lot of the islands there in the chain but that comb, it is cooling off. 57 at the airport in philadelphia, 52 wilmington, 46 mount pocono, upper 40's starting to move into lancaster county, some suburbs getting close to the upper 40's this hour. willow grove checks in at 51 degrees. partly cloudy skies ov

meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first faux cast. rm it felt more like november today. high temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. this time of year we should be around 70 degrees. another chilly night going on. we have 40s in many suburb. 44 in allentown. 38 des

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs3 sky deck for us tonight. , justin. >> hi, diana, that's right, a well deserved nice day across the delaware valley after dealing with that rain to can kick off the weekend but we'll see a quiet start to the work week but we'll introduce shower chances as well. temperatures today were cooler than average, only mitt -- mid 60's. things will change over the next few days. we'll start to increase those temperatures. here we are right now 56 at the airport, 45 currently in allentown this hour, 37 already in mount pocono. those areas pretty much clear at the moment but clouds will start to roll on in and will level off temperatures tonight. 49 in willow grove, 50 still in doylestown. there are high thin clouds moving in from the south and west, not quite into the lehigh valley yet. once they move through that will hold the temperatures up tonight. not quite as cold as last night. seeing a little bit of green showing up on radar. that's not reaching the ground. we'll keep things dry through the overnight hours. morni

meteorologist justin drabick is lie on the cbs3 sky deck with the first forecast. stin, i brought out the big coat today. >> you knew it was coming, natasha. here we are moving into the middle of october so actually today we were talking about temperatures typical for november. it's a nice night right now but it is getting cold but check out the highs today. a good 10 degrees below average. couldn't get out of the mid-50's. 56 degrees for philadelphia, wilmington, mid-50's reading, 53 for the high in allentown and the poconos stuck in the 40's. still some brisk winds coming out of the northwest sustained at about 10 to 15 miles per hour with higher gusts. they'll eventually diminish through overnight hours. current temperatures right now 54 at the airport, 50 in allentown, low 50's in south jersey. the winds still kind of mixing up the air little bit so no spot really cold just yet but as the winds calm down temperatures will drop quickly. upper 40's in quakertown and willow grove. we're clear on storm scan3. so with the lighter winds overnight and clear skies we're

we can only hope several more days but let's check in with meteorologist justin drabick. >>> he's in weather center tonight. he's got the latest. justin. >> hey, natasha. looks like we're looking at good dry weather again for sunday. if you have outdoor plans certainly enjoy it. temperatures cooler but pretty much where they should be this time of year. i show you this map and you're saying hey this isn't late october. exactly. these were our highs today. we did make to it 70 in philadelphia and wilmington, 6 degrees above average. we'll be getting a cold front coming through tonight. they'll knock the temperatures back to where they should be for late october for the next couple days. front still well to the north and west. a couple sprinkles trying to show up on radar right now in the poconos. alsowhere patchy clouds passing by the delaware valley overnight. temperatures still mild ahead of the front, mid and upper 50's, still hanging onto 60 degrees in reading this hour. we still have a southwest breeze bringing in the milder air. can check out northeast philadelphia at 61 degrees.

meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first faux cast. hi, justin g evening diane inform it felt more like november today. high temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. this time of year we should be around 70 degrees. another chilly night going on. we have 40s in many suburb. 44 in allentown. 38 degrees currently in mount pocono. 51 at the airport in philadelphia. and wilmington. so again another chilly start oh our monday. >> we will dip down into the 30s and we are seeing the 30s already in the poconos. carbon and monroe county under a frost advisory that goes in effect all the way until 9:00 a.m. monday morning. here's the temperatures when you wake up even for the city upper 40s. 45 for wilmington again low 40s and some 30s in the northwest suburbs. so a cool start to our day. all compliments of clear skies over the region but rebound nicely tomorrow. highs will get back into the low 70s with partly sunny skies. we'll talk about even warmer temperatures this week in the seven day forecast in a few minutes. die nan. >> thanks, justin. see i

. >> we are tracking some west weather for the work week, justin drabick joins us from the cbs-3 sky deck. hi, justin. >> good evening, diana. a few chances coming up in the seven day forecast but we're staying dry tonight but clouds are moving on in. and think of it as a blanket. warmth we had today will be held in near the surface. temperatures milder than the past couple of nights. check out storm scan3 you can see the clouds moving from the south and west stylette pretty clear north of the city in the lehigh valley and the poconos temperature have cooled off nightly. still in the fief 50s. not whole lot of rain showing up. that's not even reaching the ground around washington, d.c. really far south into southern virginia to find any rain reaching the ground. we'll keep it dry overnight into the start of the work week. 57 degrees actually a degree warmer than last hour in philadelphia. 46 in allentown with clearer skies. 44 in mount pocono. 57 in the capital city of delaware. mid 50s near the shore at this hour. we'll zoom things out a little bit. no cold air coming in from the nor

meteorologist, justin drabick, on cbs-3 skydeck with those storms plus big changes headed our way. i can feel them already, justin. >> that winds is kicking up, there go the temperatures, it will be feeling like fall. yes, still tracking the drop things time of year. good news for gonzalo, rapidly moving off to the north and east, away from any lands masses cents and continuing to weakening. check it out on the satelite. it is actually still healthy looking, a category one storm winds at 90 miles per hour, but it is moving at about 36 miles per hour to the northeast, will pass off the coast of new finland, throughout the overnight hours, eventually just weaken out over the northern atlantic. out toward hat we and islands again, this is anna wind at 80 miles per hour, moving to the northwest, good news here, storm does not make landfall to any of the islands of hawaii. how much, they are still feeling the effects, clouds, showers, certainly you saw the higher surf there. to our weather, again, big changes on the way as far as the temperatures are going, anywhere from about five to 10

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the sky deck with the first check. tter news tomorrow, justin. >> i promise natasha it will be a lot better. sunshine will be back out. temperatures will be on the cool side for this time of year. you see a lot of people wearing coats in that video. we're getting close to the 40's here 19 center city but still a few clouds over the region but it's breaking up nicely. we'll see clearing skies from west to east. look at allentown where we have clearer skies. 43 degrees this hour, still hanging onto 51 in wilmington and philadelphia. lower 50's in south jersey right now. quakertown getting close to the upper 30's. 49 in northeast philadelphia and mount holly new jersey also can checking in at 49. there's going to be some 30's tonight up in the mountains. a frost advisory goes into effect at 4:00 a.m. for carbon and monroe county. wherever are you in the delaware valley a chilly start to your sunday. mid 40's in philadelphia, 30's in the coldest suburbs. not a bad day, though. we rebound nicely to the mid 60's for sunday fo

news" in center city on a cool saturday night, but the rain has cents stopped, meteorologist, justin drabick live on the cbs-3 skydeck with first forecast for tonight. hopefully stops for little while? >> getting little cold, but the rain has ended. so see nice finish to the weekends across the delaware valley. pick up about half inch of rain today. skies clearing out. check out storm scan3, not picking up any rain, still cloud cover over the region, breaking up, clearing out from west to east, northerly lindh will start to bring in keel air, so temperatures will be on the chilly side, already feeling the difference, 43 right now mount pocono, allentown, a at the airport, mid 50's down toward the jersey shore. they are the suburbs cooling down nicely, quakertown, 41 degrees, doylestown also checking in at 45. temperatures in the 30's tonight, in the mountains, so frost advisory does go in effect at 4:00 a.m. for carbon, monroe county, and again, temperatures when you wake up tomorrow, even here around the city, mid 40's, many suburbs will get close to the upper 30s, so chilly start this sund

let's get right out to justin drabick for a frosty forecast. >> high temperatures today only in the 50that's typically what we should see in november not october. winds calmed down, that will allow temperatures to drop rapidly. we're seeing 30's breaking out in the delaware valley this hour. here we go, frost and some freeze warnings go into effect overnight starting at 2:00 a.m. lehigh valley, northampton county poconos and also interior south jersey, the counties shade in there purple that's where we have a shot at seeing freezing temperatures, 32 or lower. elsewhere around philadelphia the surrounding suburbs counties shade in there blue under a frost advisory overnight temperatures there dropping down into the middle 30's so again a good first widespread frost possible through the overnight hours. here we go 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. those advisories and warnings go into effect. temperatures in the suburbs low to mid 30's. this can kill crops. bring in plants if you can and protect those from the harsh temperatures tonight. 51 degrees right now at the airport, the wind has calmed down

. >>> meteorologist justin drabick has more on those hurricanes for us plus the big drop in temperaturesere in this area. i already felt the chill earlier, justin. >> yeah, we are feeling it out here on the sky deck as well. that wind continues out of the west to normal west. let's talk about the tropics. the good news they'll be weakening over the next few days. gonzalo still pretty strong at 90 miles per hour. it's rapidly moving to the northeast at 39 miles per hour. passing off the coast of newfinland overnight. it will continue to weaken over the next two tower 48 hours as it moves into the colder waters of the north atlantic. here is anna winds at 80 miles per hour. again, the center of the storm stays to the south of the haiyan islands you can still see a lot of cloud cover, and heavy rains impacting definitely kuaw. oahu right now and rough surf on the south end of the south shores of the islands. >>> big change in the temperatures back home. low mid 50's right now. not cold just yet but that wind continues to kick up. that make it feel chilly at times. 51 in willow grove. 52 pot

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on how cold it's going get laterhat we can expect in the morning. justin? >> natasha, already feeling that chill outside on the sky deck right now. the good news the wind has calmed down it's not too bad if you do have to head outdoors. today's high temperatures only in the 50s typical for the middle of november. and now we're dealing with clear skies, calmer winds that sets the stage for temperatures to drop into the 30s to night. so check this out. we have some freeze warnings that will go in effect overnight for the lehigh valley and poconos. for the counties shaded in purple also tear your south jersey has a shot at hitting freezing temperatures. also, surrounding suburb of philadelphia you see the counties shade in there blue that's a frost advisory temperatures there could drop into the mid 30s we could see hour first widespread frost. these advisory go in effect at 2am until 8am monday morning talking about freeze warnings and frosts advisories. temperatures dropping into the low to mid 30s outside of the city

who can get infect justin drabick what exactly are the symptoms? and who's most at risk. we're answering those and more on myfoxphilly.com. just look on our home page. >>> on your radar right now, what's left of that heavy rain and much of our area saw it tonight. chief meteorologist scott williams track when it will finally move out. >> it's a slow-moving system, iain. as we look what's on your radar ultimate doppler still showing you the front off to the west and out ahead of it a lot of moisture to squeeze out. a little bit of a lull right now in philadelphia. but north and west we're looking at some light showers across the area. but as i expand the view watching this batch right here to the west moving out of maryland. that will eventually head in our direction and produce a couple of more inches of rainfall. so let's time the out. by midnight, starting to fill in once again around i-95, south jersey, north and west. where you see the yellow and orange some moderate rain. by 4am tomorrow morning, when you are watching sue still looking at some showers across the area

. >> meteorologist justin drabick is tracking two storms churning in the atlantic right now. >> good evening, everyone. offer past few days tropics have become a alive but this year, it has been a slow start for the season. one of the slowest in several years. the here's how we stand as of today, seven named storms, average is nine, and typically we will see our tenth named storm forming right around a october 19th, that is the average. reason for suppressed tropical activities is we have developing el nino and wind sheer and dry air over tropical atlantic. we have not seen a whole lot of storm growth but typically, this time of the year, it is not uncommon to get more storms. we are out of the peak which is september 10th but watch a at what happens mid to late october. we will see spike in activity. that is where we are right now. typically we will see more storm formation this is time of the year and a lot of the times they develop out in the gulf of mexico and caribbean. reason is we have cold front that come through the east coast that stall out. we will get storm activity devel

. >> what do you have to say about her being arrest justin drabick. >> no one at her home today wanted to speak with reporters. police tell us bailey was assigned to the patrol division and on the force less than year before she was caught. >> particularly accessing police reports to running tags and things of that nature. report roar police say bailey, her husband edwin he know link, her brother-in-law nathan one of the alleged ringleaders were all busted tuesday morning. 8,000 bags of heroin were among the drugs seized during the raid. neighbors say they don't want drug activity anywhere near th them. >> it's quite here. we look out for each other. this is one big family. >> reporter: and bail system facing numerous charges. she faces 30 years behind bars if convicted of all charges. lucy, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, thalia. >>> it is a two year anniversary of super storm sandy just wreaked havoc across new jersey and new york. 182 people died in its wake, $65 billion in damage. and one of the hardest hit areas long beche land in ocean county and that is where

those same leaves can turn slippery on roadways, and become a dangerous as ice, our meteorologist justin drabick will be along and will tell us how to stay safe as leaves fall, that is >>> here are today's top stories, gunfire erupts inside canada's apartment building in ottawa. solder shot and killed standing guard at a nearby war memorial we now one gunman is dead but manhunt is on perhaps for others. president obama has offered his condolences to the canadian people today. >> we don't yet have all the of the information about whether this is part of the broader network or plan or whether this was an individual or serious individuals who decided to take its actions, but item fat sizes the degree to which we have to remain vigilant. >> much of downtown ottawa has been locked down following today's violence. >>> well, philadelphia officials held a summit today in which they will determine how well region is prepared for a possible bowl a out break. officials expressed confidence in the readiness but they say it is an ongoing discussion. >>> the "eyewitness news" iteam investigates this rampage i

meteorologist justin drabick had the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on a field trip today. he visited first graders at whitman elementary school in turnersville and they helped him deliver the forecast today on talk philly. students have been learning about the weather all year long and, of course, justin was their very first guest speaker this fall season and i'm sure they have learned a lot. look at that inquisitive little boy. thank you so much for having us over. we will go outside where we are seeing cloudy condition down the shore in ocean city cape may county. dry but mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. thinks a view from live sky cam three. our live neighborhood network takes as you cross the delaware valley. this is pope john paul the second high school in royersford where the temperature is only 62 degrees, over the course of the daze a little blue sky mixing in with some clouds, wind south east right now, and a very, light manner. only at 1 miles an hour. nearly calm. high temperature today looking pretty good, in allentown 72. so far, in philadelphia 71. and atl

. >> your neighbor actually said to you i saw this truck go over it and it collapse justin drabick. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: true got the truck' license number and reported the damage to the city. they reminded him of something called the government immunity tort act. which severely limits what a homeowner can recover from the city even if that city is responsible for damaging his property and, yes, the sidewalk in front of true's home is his responsibility. true says he reached out to his insurance company and -- >> your insurance company tells you this is a city problem? >>> yes, sir. >> reporter: you kind of feel like you're in between these two i'm sure. >> yes sir. >> reporter: folks tell us the sidewalk has been run over again since that day in september. further deepening the hole. finally true's neighbor gave him a suggestion. >> he told me, you got to call fox news so they can help you solve the problem. >> reporter: fox news would help you solve the problem, fox 29? >> fox 29, yes, sir. >> reporter: i'll seasoned i was photo so you can see exactly where this happened and wh