there is kate bilo, kathy orr show up, justin drabick showed up. we saw great kid forecast continuing. we get a lot of weather lovers but we get kids who love to act. they come out. >> they turn it on for the camera. >> they turn it on. it is a lot of back to you ukee kind of thing. >> love that. >> they choose their temperatures and their favorite temperatures, and we just had a great time out there we want to thank them for doing that. >> they must be so excited to meet you and kate bilo. >> no, they are more exited to get a hold of the microphone and put their talent to the test. >> yes. >> so today about 48 degrees, clouds, tomorrow rain and really cold by the time we get to tuesday and that is the day we have to really watch out for cold and wind because winds on tuesday could be as high as 35 miles an hour, so today is the day to make your plans and get your preparation, seal up windows do all this stuff and include your pets and keeping warm just do all of the stuff you have to do, tuesday, wednesday, it will feel like

. >>> and it is a a great night for football here in south philadelphia, i'm meteorologist justin drabick live in the wells fargo fargo parking lot. we have the eagles kick off. >>> all right justin. here on the field a few you players out there warming up. we will find out what the eagles can do tonight with mark sanchez at quarterback and we will talk to merrill reese, voice of the birds, coming up in sports >>> coming up a at 11:00 why are so many women affect by devastating hair looks this woman is only 25. doctors say it is being caused by something many of us face. health reporter stephanie stahl has reasons and best treatment at 11:00. >>> human remains found in the backyard of the south jersey home appear to be much older then originally thought. the contractors found those remains in late october while installing a new pool, at a home on bank avenue in riverton. the remains were about 6 feet underground, they were taken to the state police forensic lab and experts now believe they could be more than a century old. >> remains are fragile. we have roots growing through bones and di

meteorologist justin drabick is tracking it all for us and joins us now with his first forecast. y, justin. >> good evening, natasha. we had a lot of clouds today, that's sign of that approaching storm. now we're seeing the front edge of this system starting to make also way into the delaware valley. light rain starting to break out around city. you may be getting raindrops from center city south and east into parts of south jersey certainly new castle county delaware seeing some steadier rain right now. notice the brighter colors on radar. overseas sill county maryland north of elkton towards fairhill and into southern chester county, that's a pocket of heavy rain that's pushing off to the north and east so this could move into delaware county in the next half hour so through the evening and overnight hours we'll continue to see rain move in from the south and west and initially there is still some cold air in place so winter weather advisories go into affect starting 7 o'clock until 9:00 a.m. monday for carbon and monroe counties so in this advisory initially we could see a brie

let's get you right over to meteorologist justin drabick. has the latest on what we can expect when we wake up. boy, i guess it's going to be messy, hm, justin. >> that's right, natasha. wet start to the work week. get those umbrellas and rain jackets out there. it's going to slow things down for the commute. check out what's happening right now, initial round of light rain pushing into the area. we had reports of sleet in some spots earlier. look like the warm air has overtaken the region. generally looking at a plane rain. to the north we go. pocono region, carbon monroe county little bit of light showing up. we're seeing light snow and possibly sleet. that spot is under a winter weather advisory until 9 o'clock monday morning so carbon and monroe counties those spots have potential to see a little bit of a wintry mix. we'll break it down for you. in the advisory area some slight snow, sleet and freezing rain through the overnight expecting little or no snow accumulation. there could be up to .10 of an inch of ice accumulation. if this wil

live from fairmount park i'm justin drabick for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks very much, justingood evening everyone. it is still bad news bears anyhow you cut it. ninety-five, schuylkill, vine street expressway. the the fatal accident was a three vehicle crash involving an overturn vehicle that happened this afternoon around 1:30. on the northbound side of 95 approaching bartram avenue you will notice the shoulder squeezing by here. traveling southbound we have gaper delay traffic on top of rush hour volume and lets talk about travel times. commuting in the northbound of i-95, the commute between blue route and vine. traveling southbound on the blue route you have been affected since 95 is so heavy. so between schuylkill and i-95, 46 minutes, close to the hour and eastbound on the schuylkill expressway it is rush hour between, 476 and vine, taking you almost an hour there as well, give yourself some more time, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will be right back. >>> eagles at six abe two despite an injury ridden season more men down sunday. nick foles was pinned under sac

meteorologist justin drabick is tracking this cold stretch plus he's keeping an eye on a storm systemhat's heading our way as well. justin. >> that's right, natasha. a warmup really not happening any time soon so get used to it. december-like temperatures in our forecast. today we struggled to make it into the mid 40's, a good 12 degrees below average. many spots in the 20's this hour 26 in millville, atlantic city airport 28, allentown 19 degrees in mount pocono this hour still hanging onto 33 at the airport in philadelphia. 31 northeast philadelphia, 26 doylestown, 25 mount holly. look at quakertown coming in 23 degrees this hour. it's a lot colder than last night at this time. a good four to even 9 degrees colder across the delaware valley. so that core of the cold air is settling in across the delaware valley and we have clear skies for the moment. the clear skies allows the little heat we had today to escape right back to the atmosphere so that's why temperatures really dropped off quickly but notice clouds out to to the west streaming eastward. once these clouds move overhead te

meteorologist justin drabick is live at frankford transportation center where people are doing their best to stay warm, justin. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, certainly is a cold night as we are continuing this arctic blast we're in temperatures just struggling to get to near freezing today. here we are at frankford transportation center. it is philadelphia a it is a tough city. everybody is dealing witt. they are dressed warm tonight. obviously it does make wait for the us about a little bit longer as septa buses roll into take people home or where ever they are going tonight. now imagine having to work in this arctic air. we caught up with d ot crews on frankford avenue in philadelphia a earlier today. obviously keeping busy is the key. now postal workers also have to dress very warmly. so you know it is important that they have to catch the weather forecast before heading out to work. >> me actually, i like the cold but it is bitter. if you are dressed and standing still like a crossing guard that would be cold. we're moving. so you know temperatures isn't so bad. if you are

i'm justin drabick. coming up we will track the arctic temperatures with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. >>> billy davis thinking about benching one of his quarterback. he to bucks that. what is going on with claude giroux, flyers captain, missing practice today, and that is coming up later in sports. >>> tonight at 11:00 a safety warning that could save your life. one fire, one hours, two bedroom but with two very different outcomes what an expert asks to you do to keep your family safe, fighting fire on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00. >>> education funning took center stage at city hall for first hearing by a new state commission studying how to better finance schools across the state. philadelphia's parent supporting a better funding formula for all 500 school district, are ready to speak out, that hearing began with mayor nutter making an appeal to lawmakers to study disparities in funding for urban, suburban and rural districts. >> i am asking, and pleading, with this commission that we expl

let's get right over to meteorologist justin drabick is tracking all of this for us has more on what can expect over the next 24 hours. justin? >>> good evening, natasha. milder temperatures will accompany this storm but you'll have to have your rain jackets and umbrellas handy throughout the entire day on monday a wet start to the work week. here we go light rain and continues to overspread the region from philadelphia on northward. no more pockets -- there were pockets of sleet earlier this evening. now the warm air has over taken most of the region. the exception up in the poconos see a little bit of blue showing up indicating some snow even some sleet up there but there's more rain well to the south that will continue to move up to the north and east. so there is a winter weather advisory in effect for carbon and monroe county. that goes until 9am monday morning. again, for that potential for snow, sleet and freezing rain initially. expecting little or no snow accumulation in the advisory area but there could be a tenth of an inch of ice accumulation so travel could get difficult

i'm meteorologist justin drabick. i'll track temperatures here at home and across the country. >>> it has been a very cold day to day and more to come but in the -- it could always be worse fire we will check with a snowstorm south of buffalo today and i'll tell you when cold may e >>> times square in new york is now home to the largest, digital billboard in the world. take a look, it is set to be lit up for the first time, tonight. it runs from forty-fifth street to forty-sixth street right there along broadway. the rate for an ad on that billboard more than 2.5 million-dollar, for just four weeks. so says the new york times. >>> well, now is the time for your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs report steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: unemployment rate is measure of last month's labor picture. pennsylvania state employment agency conduct a study which sheds light on where workers may find job opportunities over the next eight years. some of the biggest areas of growth will be in accountin

our coverage continues with meteorologist justin drabick here to explain why that is at the art museum justin. >> hi kathy, that is right. typically with these coastal storms thinks a good set up, off shore, we will get cold air, see a decent amount of snow. if this was a couple weeks later in the cold season this could be a different outcome here in philadelphia but it is hard to believe we're talking about snow tomorrow. such a nice night. we are live at the a art museum checking out they are setting up for the parade thanksgiving day a lot of people enjoying the nice evening. if you need to get errand done do it tonight. pretty nice night here, even some clearing skies over the region but different story tomorrow. it will be all about temperatures and elevations so lets go to the graphic and try to break this down. recent warm temperatures will help inhibit snow accumulations in the city. we had highs yesterday in the 70's, today in the 50's and still in 50's outside right now. temperatures tomorrow around the city should stay above freezing for much of the day. so that is why we wi

. >>> our bitter blast coverage continues with meteorologist justin drabick live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab at the frankford transportation center, justin. >> good evening, chris. that is right we're in the middle of the arctic blast but good news is tonight the wind is not as bad but nonetheless here, frankford transportation center, it is a cold place to be. it is rough waiting for the bus tonight. see septa buses line up, people are dressed for the cold temperatures and hats and gloves. not the best time this evening with these chilly temperatures but guess what, it was much worse earlier this morning. >> our cameras were out in upper darby delaware county at the start of the morning commute, a bone chill wait for commuters and as cold is historic. today we tied record in philadelphia for coldest morning on this date, a frigid 20 degrees. imagine having to work in the cold all day like nancy benson a postal carrier. >> waking up in the morning and we're talking about record low temperatures you have to be out in. what do you wear? >> layer, layer, layer, yeah, you say it will

that is where my collogue justin drabick is in south white hall township. justin, are they ready for us. >> i don't think they are ready for it. they are ready to prepare but i don't think they want the snow just yet. hard to believe it is thanksgiving week and we are talking about temperatures in the 70's today. we broke some records, live here on cedar crest boulevard and 22. and, yeah it is hard to believe that right now we're still in the 60's. nice night with clear skies but in a couple days we will get out those short sleeves shirts we have today and bringing out snow shovels. are you ready for a roller coaster week? in allentown people were enjoying mild temperatures. you could break out short sleeves. that is because temperatures are more than 20 degrees above normal. in fact we hit a new record in allentown today, a high of 71, breaking old record of 69. our first plowable snowfall of the season is on the the way for wednesday and timing could not be worse. wednesday is one of the busiest travel day of the year and penndot crews are already gearing

meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with a first look at the at this wild forecast. justin. >>> it's pretty active, natasha. two storms this week. the first one coming through our region right now as we speak. the initial showers starting to break out across the city. very light at the moment. steadier heavier rain to the south and west near baltimore continue to move into see sale county, maryland and chester county over the next half hour. we have more rain extending down to the south and west. pockets of heavier rain indicated by the yellows there. so that will come through the overnight. the good news is from the system it's fast moving so we get a quick shot of some rain, we'll see improving conditions probably by the middle of the morning commute for monday. that's good news there. so overnight periods of rain some of that could be heavy at times overall amounts about half an inch maybe even three quarters of an inch. this will slow down through the overnight hours. here the setup for monday. early morning rain improving conditions through the day, slow morning

meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with a first forecast. y, justin. >> good evening, natasha. that's right. if you like mild temperatures you'll like the forecast over the next few days. over the past few hours temperatures have warmed up a little bit. we were in the mid 30s earlier this evening for philadelphia. now up to 41 degrees. 39 in wilmington. and in millville 31 degrees. still below freezing in allentown. some suburbs though a little bit on the cold side this hour. quakertown checks in at 32 degrees. mt. holly, new jersey, coming in at 36. and a little bit of a wind to deal with outside right now. light winds about five to 10 miles per hour. but that is bringing down the wind chill values into the mid and upper 30s. that's what it feels like right now. so certainly need to dress warm if you are heading outside overnight. a lot of cloud cover over the region as we speak much that's actually the sign of a warmer air that's moving in from the south and west. a warm front that will push on through overnight that's why temperatures will

meteorologist justin drabick joining us to talk about the ups and counts week. think that's why it was so hard justin. i'm thinking about the downs already. >> i understand. it is a tough forecast. it's so typical around this area this time of year and today actually ditch that heavier coat this afternoon if you were outside. it wasn't bad in the sunshine. look at that. temperatures, these were our highs, mid and upper 50's. that's pretty much where we should be for this time of year. we're going to warm it up over the next few days. wait until you see tuesday's temperature. right now somewhat comfortable, 54 degrees officially at the airport in philadelphia, tra it in allentown, line in reading. some of the suburbs cooling down nicely. quakertown 41 degrees this hour. mid 40's in mount holly. northeast philly hanging onto 50 degrees. generally a clear sky. there's some high thin clouds especially to the south and east but overall our temperatures are going to be able to drop tonight. nothing terribly cold. we should make it down into the lower 40's for center ci

. >> live weather coverage, and meteorology justin drabick and kathy orr. we will start here with the mobile weather lab on south street, justin. >> good evening, yes, sir contact we are getting ready for a taste of some true arctic air coming in the forecast, starting overnight but enjoy it now. we're with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on south street. it is not that bad. temperatures right around 50 degrees and the rain has ended. people are still out and about grabbing food and shopping. they are wearing coats and rain jackets. tomorrow at this time they will be wearing winter coats, the hat and the gloves. here's what to expect as we head through overnight hours. rain is done. still some streets are little bit wet but that wind will kick up tonight and drying out the street. expect skies to clear. turning windy, winds will go up to around ten to possibly up to 20 miles an hour overnight. there could be icy spots in some area, areas that don't dry out quick enough and also the wind chills that is the big story. they will be dropping down into the single di

meteorologist justin drabick joining us now to talk about this big warmup. n can't believe how warm it's supposed to get, right, justin. >> talk about record-high temperatures for the start of the work week. it's been awhile since we had numbers at or above average so that's let's welcome the warmth across the delaware valley. we had sprinkles earlier and especially in south jersey this evening. they're gone. just clouds linger over the region. that's actually a sign of the warmer air starting to move in from the south and west. so here we go with the temperatures because of the clouds temperatures kind of holding steady, upper 30's to lower 40's this hour, really not that bad compared to the past few nights. 42 at the airport, 30's in south jersey and delaware. compare this, these temperatures right now to this time yesterday. look at that. we're anywhere from 11 to 26 degrees warmer so that's a sign of the milder air starting to push in. here are your morning temperatures sunday not too bad generally in the 30's, lower 30's in the coldest suburbs near freez

meteorologist justin drabick joining us now with a first forecast. stin. >> natasha, that's right. temperatures are going to be all over the place this upcoming week. something for everyone if you like warmer temperatures you'll like the next few days. you can feel the difference today. we did make it up to the upper 50s for highs but setting up to see a chilly night. already seeing mid 30s showing up across the region. allentown 34 degrees. lower 40s for philadelphia and millville. 44 in wilmington this hour. we have clear skies. so all the heat we had today is easily escaped right back into the atmosphere so that's why we're cooling off nicely in the suburb. quakertown sitting at freezing this hour. 36 in doylestown. compare these temperatures to this time yesterday we are colder. from 1 degree to 10 degrees colder especially up in the lehigh valley. yes, last night we had clouds. tonight clear skies. not much happening on storm scan3. we had high thin clouds over new jersey earlier this evening. they shivved offshore. now what you wake up to tomorr

let's get over to meteorologist justin drabick.e's here to tell us how it's going to get. >>> this cold air not going anywhere any time soon. get ready for temperatures to stay december like the next several days. these are the current numbers. we have highs today only in the mid 40s. 34 at the airport. 20 already up in mount pock know. 29 degrees in allentown. look at some of these suburbs. already down to 25 degrees this hour in quakertown. and again early in the night. we'll drop a few more degrees. northeast philadelphia hanging in at 35. now i want to talk about the temperature change compared to yesterday at this time. we're actually colder tonight from about three to 9 degrees colder so, yes, that cold air mass settling if any class cross the delaware valley. part of the problem fort cold air is the clear skies. not much going on here on storm scan3. but notice some clouds to the west near harrisburg. they'll stream in tonight. so once these clouds start to move overhead, temperatures should level off a little bit but it's j

let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick, here to hell you -- tell us how cold and chill at this will get? >> temperatures stay well below average the weekends and into next week, will feel more like december, still not early november. still tracking rain on storm scan 36789 developing storm system off the coast, moving away from the coast, but still, half of new jersey seeing steady rain, ban of some heavier showers breaking out across parts of burlington, camden, atlantic county, new jersey, and you can see eventually these showers will start to pull away to the north and east. we're dry from philadelphia on points north and west. but here's the estimate of doppler radar so far today from the storm system. couple of bull's eye areas, toward new castle county, cecil county, maryland, then parts of burlington county down atlantic city, two, maybe 3 inches every rain, from the storm system, so far. but the good news is we will start to dry out for the rest of the weekends. temperatures chilly, mid, upper 40's at this hour, factor in the winds, feels colder than that. these

. >> so pleasant, actually caught justin drabick's report down at the linc, it is awesome out here, so nice, i could still smell the steaks in the air from the tail great, so jealous right now. yes, it was such a great day for tailgaters, for anything that you had going on outside. i can one up that. >> can you? >> today is even nicer, yes. >> bring it. >> here is the thing. gout to enjoy it now, because this may actually ends up being one of the final days like this for the entire year. that's how cool our next air mass will be, that's moving on in. so, today's great. you want to make the most of it, eventually, though, the chill is starting to set on n we will be talking about those temperatures, of course, and what that front is going to mean for our area all coming up. guys, back to you. >> see now little bit, thank you. corvette may be worth saving, the marriage apparently not. >> philadelphia police say a man drove his estranged wife's car into the delaware river, and in you they're g for him. jan carabeo joins us at northeast detective with the details, very strange, january, go

justin drabick a tracking very busy week of weather for us with the latest. >> that's right, lots of weather to talk about this week. we are tracking our first storm system moving in from the south tonight. it is going to bring some warm air, so talking about just rain event all across the delaware valley. still cloudy skies over philadelphia areas north, but the front edge of the showers starting to move into cecil county, maryland, into parts of kent and new castle county, delaware, but there is some steadier rain farther to the south and west, check it out, you get toward north carolina, southern virginia, pockets of heavier rain will come through our region through the overnight hours. keep that in mind if you are traveling. good news, pretty fast moving system, so by the ends of the morning commute we should be looking at drier conditions across the region. so overnight periods of rain, start across the region some of it heavy at times, overall rainfall amounts could get over half inch some spots. watch out for slow travel. how monday shaping up, showers around early morning, lo

meteorologist justin drabick will tell you what you can expect in the morning and throughout the day.orecast is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> also tonight a man is killed after being pushed in front of a new york city subway train. this happened this morning just as the train was arriving at a station in the bronx. investigators say the 61 year old victim was standing with his wife when another man approached him from behind. nearby surveillance cameras did catch the suspect on camera but he does remain on the loose at this hour. >> e best la patient dr. martin salism a is listed in extremely critical condition. he was diagnosed in sierra leone where he was working at the time of as a surgeon. he was flown to the u.s. yesterday. state department says his wife requested his evacuation and agreed to reimburse the u.s. government for expenses. sal ya is a citizen of africa has permanent residents here in the us. he lives with his wife and his two children in maryland. >>> a cruise ship meantime arrives back in california after 172 people fall ill with the highly contagious norovir

. >> we have team three weather coverage with meteorologist justin drabick and kathy orr. ill start with justin live on the parkway with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. justin, is it still nice out there? >> well, jessica, we are starting to feel that change where we had our taste of indian summer past few days with high temperatures at 70 degrees. enjoy it now. changes are on the way throughout the overnight hours. here weaver outside, temperatures cooling down. wind kicking up. you can see flags blowing. that is cold front that came on through, northwest winds, and that will start to bring in colder air. you'll feel difference overnight and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning and an air mass so much dryer tonight. temperatures are not cold yet it does feel chilly when you factor in the win. lets talk about the high temperatures today. we will go to the weather graphic. we have reached our high early this afternoon at 1:00 where it was 70 degrees. then front came through. then temperatures continued to slowly drop. sixty-six by 3:00 o'clock. sixty-one at 5:00. now we're

the year, with this snowstorm coming on the way, we're live from south white hall township i'm justin drabick for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> make sure you stay on top of the forecast by down loading the cbs philly weather app. check live ride air and get weather alerts and a whole lot more. it is a railable for you on both itunes and google play. >>> last week's enormous snowfall is leading to some flooding concerns around buffalo right now. temperatures there are near 60 and rain is falling. the governor of new york andrew cuomo has urged residents to have an evacuation plan in place in case. also the national guard is standing by with pumps, generators, rescue teams and sandbags. we will have more from buffalo coming up 59:30 today. >>> breaking news now from ferguson, missouri we are toll the grand jury has reached a decision whether to indict police officer darren wilson for shooting unarmed teen michael brown. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca has latest. >> reporter: barricades are in place and security heightened where a grand jury has decided if ferguson police officer darren

our meteorologist justin drabick was out and b he took the cbs-3 mobil weather lab to a field trip todaynd boy did the kids love it. he visited sandy run middle school in dresher, montgomery county. he talk about meteorology, his job at cbs-3, and his students were exited to show off the signs they made. and, sandy run hats off to you today. our little weather watchers hopefully you enjoyed the day and playing outdoors today because we will have have some changes coming our way. lets take a look outside where it is a gorgeous end to a picture perfect day. this is a view from campbell's field, home of the river sharks, closed for the season. looking across the river you can see the the clouds, rolling on in, and we will be seeing those clouds, overnight, hoping to keep us mild. our live neighborhood network takes as you cross the delaware val friday new jersey to pennsylvania and delaware where high temperatures were really nice and above average. in delran new jersey. seventy-three. lumberton at the middle school 71. media at linvilla, air at 70 degrees. new castle county airport 65. nic

. >> it is a a big game and meteorologist justin drabick is live at the wells fargo center parking lot, with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab tracking details for us. justin? >> good evening, guys. great weather for football tonight. perfect weather for tailgating. a lot of people out here having a good old time tonight. we have joey and andy right here they make the the trip from south jersey. they wanted to give the chant on top of their truck. they are pumped up for tonight's game and why not. earlier they were out here, with the drill master, cooking steaks, nice job, guys. great form. of course, we have to talk about the forecast here. we are with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. temperatures are mild in the 50's and kick off will be at 8:30 tonight over at the link. is there your kick off forecast. fifty-two at 8:30. south east wind coming in at five to 10 miles an hour, pretty comfortable. by even of the game it will be in the 40's. no rain, pretty good, night tonight. look at that 57.9 degrees right now from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. light wind, only one or 2 miles an hour. and yo

are you riff justin drabick. >> i'm riffed. >> riffed at this.ye soar of a house, pool, pool building and barn that scar this neighborhood a few minutes drive from the region's shopping mec mecca. >> it's beyond sanity. why you would leave a property like this. >> reporter: welcome to 466 west valley forge road, king of prussia, pa. valued at well over three hadn't dread ground the property is a mess. the building's peek out from a blanket of overgrown weeds, shrubs and trees. construction debris, overturned buckets a broken down sing, abandoned mowers, rusting vehicles and stone tile, piles and piles of stone tiles are everywhere. there's always saw to cut them, blade attached and it's not the only concern. >> rats and, um, there's ground hogs that live back here. there was a siting of a red fox. you know just goes on. bull frogs, ducks. it's a wildlife refuge. >> reporter: david, a 20 year neighbor of the property says it's been sliding downhill for nearly a decade. he's do you meaned the stunning decline including this startling picture of the