here's meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather.ustin, certainly a wet start to this weekend. >> good news you can ditch the umbrella give it another half hour, hour we'll start to dry thing out i won't ab bad saturday at all. >> i leak it. >> little bit of rain. you can hold off another hour most areas will be dry for the most part. overall temperatures not too bad. we'll be somewhat mild this time -- for this time of year. check it out. back of the edge moving through berks county and chester county couple leftover showers extreme northern delaware. give it five, 5:30 from west to east. that dry weather returns so improving conditions through the mid morning. still some problems as far as the fog goes north and west into the lehigh valley berks county visibility down to about a mile and a half in allentown. .30 of a mile up in mount poco pocono. there are the temperatures. mid and upper 30s north of the city. then you go from philadelphia on southward in the mid 40s and we should see a little bit of sunshine today with some spots

meteorologist justin drabick is joining us now. justin we're ending on a warm note. >> real nice way to finish off the weekend. we have a high near 50 today. nice break from the cold but you know what, january wasn't that bad. overall. >> it just seems like it was because of last week. >> yes, we're still above average about a deyeah. >> really. >> so there you go. >> it is all perception. >> good call there. we will get a break from the cold temperatures. we're staying above freezing throughout the the entire weekend at nighttime, it looks like temperatures, staying above 32 degrees. we have icy spots possible this morning. especially outside the city. we are at freezing in the airport. mid 20's in allentown. thirty-six in millville, new jersey. twenty-nine palmyra and doylestown, pennsylvania. five to 18 degrees warmer now. that is the temperature change compared to 24 hours ago. so that is a sign of is what happening, to our weather pattern, each day it gets warmer, wind are calmer too to 10 miles an hour too or less. the the dir

meteorologist justin drabick joining us.a economy washout for the weekend. >> the storm got its act together and kicked on out of here. >> get out of here. just go. >> the holiday weekend as well. >> yeah. >> we're bringing back little bit of sunshine and temperatures not bad. maybe near 50 today. >> wow. >> then that sets the stage for colder air next week but hey it's mid january. typically the defendant time of year on average. but here's storm scan3 looking a whole lot better right now. pretty large storm but main impact remains just offshore. up across southern new england right now. you can see heavy rainfall cape cod, eastern massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island but back home the steady rain coming to an end. a stray shower well north and east of the city over the next hour. that's about it. so drying trend continues. big change in the temperature compared to this time yesterday morning. anywhere from about four to 15 degrees warmer so we do have mild air in place add a little sunshine this afternoon we'll get

meteorologist justin drabick is in for kate tonight and he is live on the cbs-3 sky deck where you are feeling the chill tonight, justin. >> that is right, we are dealing with that arctic air for one more night and then will lift out tomorrow and wind gusting right now in center city. they will relax through the overnight hours. when you wake up tomorrow morning it won't feel as bad as this morning but look at our high temperatures today. could even get to freezing, anywhere across the region. twenty-nine that is tonight philadelphia coldest day of the season so far for sure. mid 20's right now at the airport. twenty-two in allentown. still suburbs are dropping into the lower 20's. we have a wind speed of ten to 15. it is coming down. that is good news, wind chills still in the lower teens in a lot of spots but those wind should begin to relax over the next couple of hours. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning in the so bad. few clouds rolling on through tonight, passing snow shower in the poconos and that is it. coming up we will talk about less wind in our forecast, milder temper

right now it is about 6:00 and in center city philadelphia here's meteorologist, justin drabick with eyewitness weather. good morning, justin. >> good morning, noir a lot of people waiting for the cold weather for the holidays, it is coming at us late but for the work week, it is here, it is january, so do you have expect it at some point. talking temperatures coldest air of the winter season, not record breaking cold, but, you know, in the 30's, that's big difference from what we were dealing with, that really comes in tomorrow. enjoy today. it is cold start. check it out. freezing at the airport, 24, up in allentown, and reading, 27 in millville, this hour, suburbs kind of the same deal. get outside the city temperatures really drop down. lower 20's this hour in quakertown, so there will be a lot of frost out there with the light wind. so scraping your car if it was outside through the overnight. winds, there you go, less than 10 miles per hour, at least we don't have nasty windchills to deal with this morning, this is where it feels like on exposed skin, low mid 20's, yes, cold, th

heavy snow on the way, i will have more in the full forecast but nor now we will head out to justin drabick live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. >> we will get to justin in a bit. thanks, kate. >>> it the is not just cold but wind chills that will make it feel frigid. meteorologist justin drabick joins us from the ben franklin park which where the wind are already whipping up tonight, j.d. >> that is right, ukee. this will be the the trend throughout the overnight hours and for one more day on tuesday. the the cold we can handle. this isn't record breaking cold but it is the wind. out here on the parkway, the flags still blowing pretty good. wind over 20 miles an hour, sustained gusting over 30. not a lot of foot traffic out here. earlier there were people jogging but then it is pretty quiet. we have clear skies. we are not dealing with any precipitation. yesterday we had our first measurable snow here in philadelphia coming in a a half inch. now we are dealing with the arctic blast that sits around for another 24 hours. again problem is the wind. this is what it will feel like tomorrow m

meteorologist justin drabick is here with eyewitness weather. justin what a difference a week makes. last week we were talking about snow this week much different. >> i necessity kid they like the the snow but it stays nice and quiet for weekend to get out and get the their things done. >> warm up a little bit. >> chill out. we are where we should be, for late january. we have a high of 40 degrees. that is close to average. the next week we will bring in warmer a air. already february crazy how time flies in this winter season so far. storm scan three nice and quiet, there you go maybe a few cloud up toward lehigh valley and that is it. quiet saturday. this entire weekend does stay quiet. temperatures are cold. mid 20's in a allentown. twenty-three in reading. twenty-seven in philadelphia a. here we go again, we have that melting process there during the the day and everything refreezes at night. watch out for untreated surfaces, the driveways, parking lot, could be icy and that will continue once again, tomorrow morning. that will see a lot of m

here's meteorologist, justin drabick with "eyewitness news" weather, finally feeling little more like winter, isn't it, justin? >> exactly. looks like this trends will stay around little bit. gets pretty cold next week. talking about our shot of true arctic air coming n i know a lot of winter fans probably getting excited about this. >> brush off the winter coats. >> good for the ski resorts to be able to make snow with this cold air in place. look at the numbers, much colder than yesterday morning at this time. look at that below freezing, 31 at the airport, 25 in millville, new jersey, 24 mount pocono, 33. in the lehigh valley, allentown, suburbs kind of the same deal. hovering around the freezing mark, in pottstown, quakertown, doylestown, we may drop another agree before sunrise. change in the temperatures, compared to yesterday at this time. we're 10 degrees colder in philadelphia, 12 in millville, so if you're getting ready for the morning jog, that work out or bike ride, dress for cold temperatures. win at lows are pretty much on the light side. less than 10 miles per hour, tha

meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. in, good morning to you. yesterday was so warm, i saw people walking outside without a coat, different this week, just a little. >> typical mid-january stuff. yesterday we were dealing with the heavier rains, this morning nice and dry but here comes the cloud and that is the rule today cloudy skies with cooler temperatures close to average upper 30's to 40's. wind are calm. no harsh wind chills this morning. thirty-five is official at the airport. thirty in millville and atlantic city. twenty-eight in mount pocono. coldest spots are some of the suburbs in the upper 20's. that is not terrible for this time of the year. late tonight when we will bring in colder air. wind from calm to six, 7 miles per hour out of the north west, that is about it. you know call it somewhat comfortable out here this morning. storm scan three is quiet, a few peaks of some sunshine throughout the morning hours otherwise generally mostly cloudy skies, later this afternoon there will be a storm that passes off

meteorologist justin drabick is here with eyewitness weather. the justin, it is end of the january but feels like spring already. >> last sunday everybody was digging out to day we can enjoy it. >> we deserve it. >> yes, we do. >> you were out getting blasted in montgomery county. i was in the weather lab. do you know what your anchors were doing, donovan and nicole brewer. >> they were eating. >> because they didn't clean up their mess, yes. >> very nice, nicole and jim. >> yes. >> there is butter in here too. >> look at that. >> that is in the cool, but hey, everybody relax this weekend, enjoy, good day to wash your car with the sunshine, temperatures up around 50 degrees. check it out right now. we are at 34 at the airport. a few areas below freezing. in allentown, reading, upper 20's. a few areas of icy conditions, that will quickly melt, this morning. wrapped change in temperatures, check it out, compared to this time yesterday we were four to 18 degrees warmer. that is the warm trend. wind are calm, no harsh wind chills this morning. not a

meteorologist justin drabick in the eyewitness weather center. good morning. a chillier forecast this week. yesterday we had temperatures in the 50's. >> beautiful. >> different story coming out of this week. today is a transition day, mid yan day and we will bring back real cold air heading in the workweek. chill down on the way for the the holiday, tomorrow. already we will feel the difference this morning, in the the time we step outside big difference compared to yesterday. we're dropping from six to 2 degrees colder then 24 hours ago. that is our trend. getting temperatures back where they should be for january. thirty-six is current temperature at the airport. thirty in allentown. twenty-eight in mount pocono. this isn't anything terribly cold but we will in the climb a whole lot more. we will have clouds to deal with throughout the morning and afternoon. twenty-eight in quakertown. the freezing in doylestown and mount holly, new jersey. check out storm can three. there you go. we have a few areas of clear skies right now across, new jersey around philad

we will send on it to justin drabick on the sky deck. how are we doing? we know it is pretty mile. >> it is not that bad, early january, we're talking about temperatures in the early 40's. still a lot of cloud, dry here in center city. some areas could get light rain shower and drizzle but just an overcast day. temperatures returning above average. that is a trend above this weekend. check out storm scan three, there were heavier showers earlier a across cecil county maryland and delaware. they are starting to diminish. they may run into a few rain drops this morning otherwise just cloud. steady rain does arrive to our forecast late tonight mainly have after midnight and decent rain in our forecast on the way for sunday. fog not so much an issue right now, we are down to 3 miles for visibility but we are doing okay. mount pocono the exception 1 mile, temperature in mount pocono 32. any rain that does drop up there could freeze on contact, in some spots, and could be icy locations on the untreated surfaces. other than that we are well above freezing, 40's

. >> for the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist, justin drabick in the weather center. for me with the temperatures hovering around freezing. >> and you better get used to it, now we change the weather pattern. typical january conditions for the next few weeks, cold start, many spots, at or even below freezing, right now, but nice sunrise. live look from the cut town area middle school, 28 degrees, light wind out of the west 12 miles per hour, elsewhere temperatures 34 at the airport, 27 in wilmington, 23 in millville, new jersey, and so temperatures slowly climb through the 30's, into the low 40's this afternoon for philadelphia, for the high, so, it is average temperature, this afternoon, a lot of sunshine, the trends, more sunshine in the forecast, get cold monday, tuesday, highs only in the 30's, jan, back to you. >> justin, thanks. i'm jan carabeo, next update is at 7:57. we'll see you then. >>> hundreds of brave people welcomed the new year on friday at new york's koine island with the traditional polar bear swim in the ocean. the water temperature was actually in

confirmed z ika virus cases in the u.s. >>> now to eyewitness weather forecast and meteorologist justin drabickeekend. >> little bit cold right the new but over next couple days it gets warmer. we are highs ten to maybe 20 degrees above average. still below freezing in all locations, even down at rehoboth beach right now, delaware beaches upper 20's at this hour in the sunshine, wind are much lighter so that is good news so no harsh wind chills this morning, 18 degrees in allentown, still 28 in philadelphia, watch out for icy conditions out there, early this morning otherwise typical late january day high of 40 degrees a and then we will warm up to near 50 tomorrow, 50's for next week. even 60 on wednesday. little bit of the the price with some rain though. rahel, back to you. >>> our next update 8:57. see you then have a >>> todd was born and raised in roseland, new york. he didn't come from a family of foodies but he turned his passion into a career by enrolling in a french culinary institute. after years of awards he opened his own place in new york. when the restaurant was destroyed in a tr

a check on weather justin drabick, justin, it is chill forecast. >> yes, it is, actually enjoyed today. probably the warmest day of the week for the most part. talking about some true winter air coming at us, true arctic air, first of the season. so you got. that will newspaper set of skills, snow board for christmas, you will get your shot to use it for the next several days. because prime snow making conditions should be good conditions eventually up in the resort. but check it out outside right now. we take to you berks county, where it is 22 degrees, see the clear skies, getting ready for the sunrise, at in about 20 minute or so. west wind, 1 mile per hour, that's it, so calm morning, there will be frost out there, so you will be doing some scraping. freezing at the airport, 24 in allentown, 28 degrees in trenton, millville the mid 20's, quakertown, 23 degrees. 27 degrees in palmyra, new jersey. winds pretty much light. less than 10 miles per hour, so, no brutal windchills this morning. but, certainly need to throw on the heavier coat and gloves if you are headed outside. storm sca

turn now to weather justin drabick joining us now in the weather center. rnight but supposed to be nice day in store. >> turning out to be decent day rahel, that's right. temperatures actually going to be above average today. most of the rain has now exited the region. check it out. outside take to you the shore we're seeing a little sunshine. not bad start to the morning. few people out on the ocean city boardwalk. little bit cooler temperatures in the 40s but at least steady rain well to the north and east around new york city right now. so we'll generally clear thing oulittle bit. little sunshine this afternoon helps temperatures get up to 51 for the high for physical. 40 at the shore. the breeze will kick up through the day though and temperatures in the poconos near 40 degrees. now tomorrow, typical mid january day with a high near 40 then arctic air settles in for monday and tuesday with highs only in the 20s to lower 30s rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you our next update is at 7:57. we'll see you then. >>> a suspect was buying candy at a store

very serious morning, talking about here, justin drabick here to tell us more about it, justin, good morning. >> good mornings real ill our first shot of true winter arctic air coming at us. you know, been a while, summer so warm, you know it had to happen at some point. yes, coming tonight, certainly monday and tuesday, the coldest air of the season so far. and now, high temperatures going to be running good 10 degrees above average. it is cold this morning, but it is actually going to turn out to be nice afternoon. here we go, mid 20's in cold spots, a loft frost out there, reading, allentown at 24 degrees. twenty-seven wilmington. thirty-two dover, delaware. just outside the city, check out the suburbs, 23 in quakertown, mt. holly, checks in at 24 degrees. and like yesterday, winds pretty much calm out of the west to southwest. 5 miles per hour or less. so, the windchill values really aren't that bad. so this is what it does actually feel like. philadelphia 27 degrees, lower 20's, wilmington, and mid 20's down in millville. so you throw on the heavier coat. do have clear skies. a

. >>> today is saturday, i'm rahel solomon justin drabick is here with eyewitness weather. the justin can you believe we're at the end of january and on a warm note. >> part of the winter we are coming out of normally the coldest time period of the career but we are talking about spring-like temperatures of the week. fifty's, 60's. the it comes with a price with some rain that will help melt some of the snow more. we are having a nice gradual slow melting processing on. the that is huge. with steady rain on the way wednesday we don't to have worry about flooding at least big time flooding at this point. as we finish off the weekend still cold this morning, below freezing, so watch out areas of black ice on the untreated surfaces in the lehigh valley berks county. thirty-one now at the airport in philadelphia. freezing in willow grove. twenty-eight pottstown and doylestown. here we go this tells the story the temperature change compared to 24 hours ago or anywhere from three to 16 degrees warmer. that is a a sign of milder air mass, moving in. wind are pretty much calm to 10

meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and justin, we have been saying it all morning but what a difference since last week it was cold, snowing. >> yeah, i was running around like a mad man in here n and out. i'm's bored. i don't know what to do today. >> we have all these changes. >> that too but nice quiet weekend, that is what i'm talking about. the it will warm up. we have a couple shots for rain, let's put it that way. shower chances monday, and then better chance of steadier rain coming in on wednesday. so, here we go, we have temperatures this morning, it is cold. we saw melting yesterday, we're refreezing a as well, so 26 in philadelphia, 23 in allentown. watch out for icy conditions on those untreated road, bridges, overpasses, possibly, some of the driveways. twenty-three in doylestown. that is one of the cold spots. we have a super weekend, we have a refreeze. high temperatures above freezing, yesterday, and we saw 20's right now. we will get it again tonight as temperatures drop to about freezing for the city a and 20's in the colder suburbs. here are wind, mu

meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. ng cold weather moving in. >> some people are excited about this, winter weather fans and it is mid yan, supposed to be cold. today is a typical day now. we have some cloud across the the region this morning. quiet start to the day. temperatures holding in the low to mid 30's. officially at the airport it is 36 degrees. thirty in allentown. twenty-eight in mount pocono. we don't have harsh arctic air in place just yet, that arrives late tonight and sticks around for monday and tuesday, so get ready. temperatures, the in the suburbs, coldest spot in the upper 20's. the wind not much of an issue, we're 10 miles an hour or less. the that is also going to change later tonight. we will battle some nasty wind chills early tomorrow morning. there is storm scan three, we have had a few breaks in the cloud early this morning, and now skies going mostly cloudy. you can see a few peaks of sun depending where you are but there will be a storm that passes by to our south and east, could bring a sno

meteorologist justin drabick is here to show us why our region has been spared worst of the weather sointer has been quiet so far but in other parts of the country it has been a different story. el nino toys blame. deadly tornadoes, blizzards, historic flooding, recent weather extreme courtesy of one of the strongest el nino's on record, warm moist air fools a huge storm system that expound tornadoes in texas, dozens of people died. also in texas a blizzard dumped a foot of snow in the amarillo area. in towns up and down mississippi river they are cleaning up for catastrophic flooding. now callus bracing for a series of storms, rare rain storms are already underway in l.a. >> it can happen anytime, anywhere. it just depend how much. either way ill within prepared. >> reporter: el nino is warming of the pacific ocean near equator and disrupt weather patterns around the globe. this el nino is doing exactly that. while much of the country is slammed by severe weather, the the delaware valley is quiet. why have we been spared? blame it on the jet stream pattern persistent jet stream set up

but first we will continue our bitter cold coverage as we head out live to meteorologist justin drabick on the ben franklin park witt with the cbs-3 weather lab. those flags are flying tonight. >> yes, that is right, kate. i positioned myself facing win. bad move come on i'm the meteorologist i should know this. this wind is battle. cold we can deal with but this wind is not letting up in the next 24 hours. not a lot of food traffic. there were joggers earlier but these wind are kicking up to 30, 35 miles an hour here in the city. that will make it feel worth this evening and, of course throughout the overnight hours. currently winter took its time to get here but there is no doubt that it is here right now. bitter cold air coming on the heels of our first measurable snowstorm of the season. yes, winter is dealing us with a brutal blast. >> it is cold. >> reporter: can't venture outside without full on winter gear, hats, gloves you name it. mid-january is typically coldest time of the year with average high temperature of 40 e 10 degrees below that. add in the gusty wind and it feels li

. >> cbs-3 meteorologist, justin drabick, now on the road checking real time conditions. this is live view of just how the conditions are in our area. justin's report is next. time to look for the board games, people. stay tuned. >> it is going to be a long day inside. we'll be right >> we are on the benjamin franklin bridge, this will probably be drifting shut again over the next half hour, to hour, or so. out here on the ben franklin parkway. there is a guy out here taking pictures, good morning to be outside if you want some shot of the snow. again, the best thing, do it by foot. and again, that's another thing, a lot of bikers, they can't get on the sidewalks, as they're all snow covered. so they're coming out in the street. just got to be careful of that. people walking on the street if you head outgoing in your vehicle. again, i don't recommend t i mean i would say at least a foot of snow on the city. at least where we are right here t did come through with the plows, we cleared out little bit. temperature 29 degrees, in that break, we've been talking about, for the

so little -- first look at your forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick out on the skydeck. >> nicole, feeling whole lot better out here, winds calm, maybe little breeze, five to 10 miles per hour, a loft sunshine, so it actually feels pretty good. finally temperatures return above freezing, and just warming trend really for the next several days, there you go, 35 degrees, current temperature if philadelphia, wilmington, 37 in millville. after this morning, they were around 7 degrees. thirty-six palmyra, 33 doylestown. back to near average for average, compared to 24 hours ago, anywhere from about seven to 15 degrees, warmer, so that's a sign of that warmer air mass, pumping into the delaware vale, each day gets little warmer, the winds, really not issue at all, no harsh windchills this afternoon, so it does feel better, if you are headed outside maybe taking down the christmas lights on your house. quiet, compliment of high pressure locked into dry weather pattern through the rest of the week. enjoy this afternoon temperatures where it should be early january, 40 degrees for the high

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meteorologist justin drabick begins our team coverage and he is live on the cbs-3 sky deck, justin. >> good evening, guess contact still nothing happening here, center city right now but you saw just off to the west lancaster county, parts of the berks county getting in on that second round of heavier snow showers. we will see if that hold as they purpose off to the east but best shot to see more snow showers will be up toward berks county, the lehigh valley and poconos f that line can hold through the city around seven or 8:00 o'clock we could be seeing flakes flying here in center city. this is not a big deal as temperatures still running well above freezing. forty-two at the the airport. mid 40's in south jersey. exception in the lehigh valley berks county if you get heavier snow burst it could be a coating on non-treated surfaces. the best shot to see these snow showers will be through 9:00 o'clock tonight. then we will get arctic cold front through here and that will kick wind up. wind advisory in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning, overnight we are talking about wind gusting to

let's check in with justin drabick, out on the skydeck for kate think noon. you real dow notice that chill when you walk outside. >> yes, just not used to it, the first true arctic thayer we've dealt with all season long, whole month of december has been above average. now finally bringing in below average temperatures for the start of january, and if you're way from the winds, like i am, kind of sheltered by the north breeze it, doesn't feel too bad in the sun, sun's pretty strong, but it is down right cold. the air temperatures, upper 20's in the lehigh valley, berks county we're at freezing now at the airport in philadelphia, mid 30's in south jersey, and again, these are the actual air temperatures, not factoring in the winds, same deal, in the northwest suburbs, and also, mt. holly, new jersey, 31 degrees. here is the problem. it is the wind out of the north, sustained 15 to 20 miles per hour, so it is bringing the windchill values down to the teens to about 20 degrees in philadelphia. that's going to be the trends through the rest of this afternoon. the

that, we will send it out to the trooper of the day, and that would be our own meteorologist, justin drabick, out on the skydeck all bundle up. how is it looking, justin? >> talk about poor visibility, you can't even see me. i see the lens, actually some just fell off. getting blasted here with the rain on the camera lens, tv equipment here is getting -- can't even see the buildings, visibility an issue, stay off the roads, don't even try to think about even later tonight check it out what we are dealing with at most of the locations as far as the visibility go. half mile or less, it will get down even worse, quarter mile visibility, fan that happens for three hours, that's true blizzard conditions. so no matter where you are this morning, across the delaware valley will be rough. wind, certainly beginning to kick up, the worse of it will be through the morning into early afternoon. these are forecast wind gusts, mid-morning, 50, even low 60s, along the shore line, and it stays windy throughout the afternoon. even though when the snow ends tonight, we are still going to be dealing with wind

we want to get over to justin drabick, i know us guys have been watching this since last weekend? >> pretty amazing, these models picking it up already. storm hasn't developed yet. doesn't develop until tomorrow. that's why still a lot of changes possible in this forecast, but we have the cold air in place, that's huge. this is what we haven't had for much of the went owe now finally going to get a storm that will run through the cold air, not as cold today, arctic air easing up its grip from the delaware valley, check it out compared to 24 hours ago, eight to 11 degrees warmer, feels better outside, right now the numbers generally at or above freezing so good news there. winds, also, much lighter out of the northwest coming in 10 miles per hour or less, so no nasty windchills, that's not the storm on storm scan3, you do see some snow showers breaking out across parts of kentucky, tennessee, the ohio valley, little weak disturbance in the upper atmosphere, could be stray flurry or snow shower specially south of the city through the overnight hours tonight. but again that's not the

drop in temperatures means we could seen see some of winter's first flailing, we check in with justin drabickaven't seen any snows since the poconos all winter. >> if we see this tomorrow in fill at this will be the latest we've had first snowfall of the season at the airport. how about that? coming off record warmth yesterday, 56 degrees, bringing back winter today. it looks like the next several days temperatures will be at or even below average. so, winter weather fans, you are going to like it forecast coming up. a lot of sunshine around today, not helping temperatures out much at all. here we are sitting at 34 at the airport, 30 up in allentown, chilly 21 in mount pocono. same deal as we zoom into the suburbs here, below freezing in quakertown, doylestown, and in willow grove. winds, that's the problem, the coldest one thing, but factor in the winds, starts to feel nasty. sustained winds over 20 miles per hour in some spots. so the wind chills values on exposed skin down to the teens to lower 20's, feels like 24 in philadelphia, so, have that heavier coat on this afternoon, maybe gloves

. >> we sent justin drabick to add man pur to the clean up process. he is in west oak lane right now, j.d. >> i cannot do this all myself. we are on patrol here in one of the worst neighborhoods of west oak lane. this is cheltenham avenue and it the is just a mess. cars are having problem getting down this street. that is the story. check this out, in the middle of the road we have he's got snow all over the place. it is slush toy day because finally we have got these temperatures above freezing. we got up to 50 degrees. again the next few nice it will get cold and it will refreeze. you see cars plowed in, some people haven't even dug out, just yet and some of the neighbors around here are frustrated about this. good news is we're going to get a slow warm up, but it will take sometime. hopefully we can get some help here and get on this. talk about snow, we might have heard about a rumor about another east coast snowstorm? well, sorry, let me squash that. we will get to the weather graphics. i want to talk about what is happening. we will take you to

. >> while jessica is busy checking those numbers let's get to meteorologist justin drabick on the sky deck with a look at some other numbers much the temperatures that are tumbling once again. jd. >> those aren't good numbers. promise me if you're winning your finishing this use cast because i don't want to come in and anchor. that would be brutal. >> the chair will be empty. >> the numbers i'm talking about they're not good. you'll lose money because heating bill going sky dry high. arctic air in our forecast tonight. it does lift out of here the next 24 hours. sitting at 26 at the area port. 21 in allentown. 18 in millville. now the wind though is not as bad. so we don't have single digit wind chills like last night. 19 in quakertown. 20 in doylestown this hour. there's the winds less than 10 miles an hour in most locate. some areas are calm. great news. when heading out to early tomorrow morning. it does feel like 18 on exposed skin. 11 in allentown but like i said it's not as bad as it was last night. maybe a stray flurry or snow shower in the poconos. otherwise clouds rolling thr

. >> while jessica is busy checking those numbers let's get to meteorologist justin drabick on the sky deck with a look at some other numbers much the temperatures that are tumbling once again. jd. >> those aren't good numbers. promise me if you're winning your finishing this use cast because i don't want to come in and anchor. that would be brutal. >> the chair will be empty. >> the numbers i'm talking about they're not good. you'll lose money because heating bill going sky dry high. arctic air in our forecast tonight. it does lift out of here the next 24 hours. sitting at 26 at the area port. 21 in allentown. 18 in millville. now the wind though is not as bad. so we don't have single digit wind chills like last night. 19 in quakertown. 20 in doylestown this hour. there's the winds less than 10 miles an hour in most locate. some areas are calm. great news. when heading out to early tomorrow morning. it does feel like 18 on exposed skin. 11 in allentown but like i said it's not as bad as it was last night. maybe a stray flurry or snow shower in the poconos. otherwise clouds rolling thr

. >>> today is saturday, i'm rahel solomon justin drabick is here with eyewitness weather. at the end of january and on a warm note. >> part of the winter we are coming out of normally the coldest time period of the ca

right now it is about 6:00 and in center city philadelphia here's meteorologist, justin drabick with rning, justin. >> good morning, noir a lot of people

meteorologist justin drabick in the eyewitness weather center. good morning.. yesterday we had temperatures in the 50's. >> beautiful. >> different story coming out of this week. today is a transition

the turnpike commission's plans to link the turnpike with i-95. >> right now, checking in with justin drabickng to head back to school and work today, justin. >> that's right. back to reality as far as winter goes, yes, we will feel like it the next couple of days. check out the arctic air mass moving down south into southern delaware, rehoboth beach feeling the chill at 34 degrees, winds kicking up, the windchill values are in the teens and 20's, over most locations, feels like 13 degrees, on exposed skin in allentown, 20 in wilmington, and philadelphia, and that's what we can expect through the rest of today. high temperatures, barely making it into the mid 30's for philadelphia, and south jersey, poconos, low 20's, and there is a chance for few flurries around anywhere across the delaware valley today. still very cold tomorrow. 33 degrees for the high, by the ends of the week back into the upper 40's, with rain, late friday into saturday. meisha, a what's the latest on the roads? >> just continue, they are still busy this morning. good morning to you. good morning to all of you at home. no

. >>> this sunday is off to a soggy star justin drabick will talk about when you need your umbrella.ay january 10th glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. the let's talk more about this rain and how long it will last. as i said just pouring. >> it is rough out there on the the highways, ponding on the roads. by mid-morning that heavier rain will taper off and just a couple showers late this morning in the afternoon. >> we caal

. >> meteorologist justin drabick is a big kid himself playing in the snow tonight. he is live in northeast philadelphia at a popular spot the for sledding, justin. >> good afternoon, good evening. i heard the announcement accounts public schools closed tomorrow, that is good, guys, right? you guys are a off from school tomorrow. how is it going, guys. everybody having a good time. say hi to the camera. >> hi. >> yeah, this is a perfect day for sledding, you know, as a forecasters i work long hours over weekend b time i am having some fun. i'm joined by allison. how long have you been here. >> three hours it goodies. >> yeah. >> there will be some speed on this thing. craig, my man, big flyers fan, how long have you been here. >> four hours. >> four hours. >> is what your ride of choice what kind of sled. >> a tube. >> all right, that is good, tubes are fun. we have all kind of different sleds. i like to use body board but i don't have that with me. we will go down the the hill and have some fun. we have cool technology here on a phone so we will go live, as i'm going

meteorologist justin drabick begins our team coverage and he is live on the cbs-3 sky deck, justin. >od evening, guess contact still nothing happening here, center city right now but you saw just off to the west lancaster county, parts of the berks county getting in on that second round of heavier snow showers. we will see if that hold as they purpose off to the east but best shot to see more snow showers will be up toward berks county, the lehigh valley and poconos f that line can hold through the city around seven or 8:00 o'clock we could be seeing flakes flying here in center city. this is not a big deal as temperatures still running well above freezing. forty-two at the the airport. mid 40's in south jersey. exception in the lehigh valley berks county if you get heavier snow burst it could be a coating on non-treated surfaces. the best shot to see these snow showers will be through 9:00 o'clock tonight. then we will get arctic cold front through here and that will kick wind up. wind advisory in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning, overnight we are talking about wind gusting to 40 o

the justin drabick has reports from our weather watchers this morning, hey there, justin. >> good saturdayrning everyone. we are dealing with a uneventful start to our saturday, just some cloud, we had earlier drizzle until some locations, temperatures holding in the upper 30's to lower 40's. the the trendies for milder temperatures. tomorrow we may approach record levels. check it out from the backyard not much of a spread, lawrenceville at 43 degrees at peter's house. phil at 41. we are in the upper 30's in gilbertsville, eileen murray checks in with 38 degrees, and chesterfield 39. cherry hill 41. as well as middletown, delaware. david in clementon, new jersey coming in milder 43 degrees at this hour. really again it the depend where you are. you may have that light rain or mist or drizzle through the the overnight hours this was a shot out of chestnut hill from phil chapline, dry road. nice shot there. things are quiet. for the most part today just generally overcast skies. the lets go outside right now from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey where it is 39 degrees, light wind

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. >>> this sunday is off to a soggy start, justin drabick will track how long you will need an umbrella. it is sunday john tenth, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. we will talk more about this weather. mid 60's for afternoon high. how about that. it looks like that rain is coming to an end, still a few showers, driving, and, it is going to get better. if you don't like warmth wait another day it will get cold. we will bring back winter weather and snow shower for middle will of the week. we will talk about that in a bit but that is in the a big deal. check out rain, here we are, and, couple spotty showers, the mist and rest of this morning, creeks up toward northern bucks county and lehigh valley we have heavy rainfall coming down in a short period of time. throughout the morning steady rain end, a few left over showers this afternoon overall rain from a half inch to an inch and a half, depend where you are, and watch out for ponding on the roads, area of dense fog, .3 of a mile visibility in wilmington, it is okay in philadelphia so keep that in mind when

shock to the system when you go outside we are in the deep freeze, for now, meet the role goodies justin drabick is in for kate right now and he is on the sky deck with your firsthand account, j.d. >> that is right, certainly by far the coldest day of the season, as temperatures could get above freezing throughout the entire region. and, at least we had a nice sunset. things are quiet. wind whipping up this evening but that does get better in the overnight hours. little bit more pleasant conditions coming at us in the next 24 hours. check out these highs, only 29, officially at the airport. average is 40. twenty-six up in allentown. wildwood, atlantic city only coming in at the 30 degrees. the not even cracking the freezing mark in south jersey near the the shore. right now upper 20's in philadelphia, lower 20's north and west up in reading and allentown, wind still kicking up a little bit, suburbs, same deal, low to mid 20's, wind sustained at 15 miles an hour, they will come down five to ten through the the overnight hours so tomorrow morning we won't have nasty single digit wind chills. it do

. >>> this sunday is off to a soggy start, justin drabick will track how long you will need an umbrellas sunday john tenth, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. we will talk more about this weather. mid 60's for afternoon high. how about that. it looks like that rain is coming to an end, still a few showers, driving, and, it is going to get better. if you don't like warmth wait another day it will get cold. we will bring back winter weather and snow shower for middle will of the week. we will talk about that in a bit but that is in the a big

. >>> this sunday is off to a soggy star justin drabick will talk about when you need your umbrella. >>> today is sunday january 10th glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. the let's talk more about this rain and how long it will last. as i said just pouring. >> it is rough out there on the the highways, ponding on the roads. by mid-morning that heavier rain will taper off and just a couple showers late this morning in the afternoon. >> we can deal with that. >> next few hours we are under gun for heavy rain. if you can hold off heading outside that is your best bet. the it is going to be like spring waking up with temperatures in the 50's. we are on our way to record highs, reaching the the mid 60's. check out storm scan three, all lit up, heavier rain indicated with darker green, yellow and orange up toward lehigh valley right the new catching a break in delaware. the that is the trend from south to north, steady rain will lift out but we are in the done just yet. we have some showers that will roll in the afternoon. next few hours best shot the to see that rai

angles, lots of reporters fanned out throughout the region, of course r weaver katie fehlinger, justin drabick, tracking this storm, the first one of the season. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> welcome back everyone. we're waking to up a winter whallop. live look at storm scan3 shows the huge storm impacting much of the northeast. most of the region is under a blizzard warning. >> and, this is a live look in center city from our cbs-3 studios, much of the skyline of course hidden behind a curtain of thick white snow out there. >> also, no break for first responders, this is live look at a house fire in brigantine, new jersey, where the burning embers are mixing with falling snow this morning. >> today is saturday, january 23rd, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm jim dono