meteorologist katie fehlinger is here tonight much what's it looking like. >> definitely looking like on the order of business for us here looking forward. we'll start things off by talking about the fact that's time to spring forward here. we're starting to gather little bit of additional daylight length here. tonight the sunset at 6:05. tomorrow it sets at 70:00 6:00 p.m. sips it's time now to set those clocks ahead by one hour for daylight saving time and that means we're also gaping 2.5 minutes of day late light with every passing day in addition to daylight saving type. really looking at longer days with every passing days. that starts starts toed a up quickly. storm scan nice and quiet for now. that will be changing with time here eventually wet weather on the move for us here it moves into specifically tomorrow p.m. we'll see about 40% chance for rain and at any given locate tomorrow. by monday, that threat goes way up which we'll be discussing as the show progresses and we'll even have chances for it on tuesday. come wednesday thing dry out. in the men time not looking all tha

making for messy ends of our work week, let's get first look at the forecast, with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> for now we do have sunshine out there, definitely mild, breeze is starting to pick up. very minor sign of things yet to come here. you know it is dry at the moment, there is a storm system to track, and we've got to take you wide on storm scan3 to do. that will that's where we start things off here. you can see a loft moisture starting to get pent up from alabama north into the great lakes region, and that is what is headed our way. now at the moment, we really just have couple of clouds overhead. we look at the tri-state sweep, and not finding heck of a lot out there. so expect grant clouds will start to rebuild with time, and it is very mild, currently at 71 degrees here at the airport, 07 in dover, flirting with 70 in a couple of other choice locations, the story through the rest of this of and. no warmth sort of setting the stage for the next frontal boundery to move in. it will set up a clash in the atmosphere, expect warmth and breezy conditions the

meteorologist katie fehlinger is here tonight much what's it looking like. >> definitely looking likect. natasha, rain gear on the order of business for us here looking forward. we'll start things off by talking about the fact that's time to spring forward here. we're starting to gather little bit of additional daylight length here. tonight the sunset at 6:05. tomorrow it sets at 70:00 6:00 p.m. sips it's time now to set those clocks ahead by one hour for daylight saving time and that means we're also gaping 2.5 minutes of day late light with every passing day in addition to daylight saving type. really looking at longer days with every passing days. that starts starts toed a up quickly. storm scan nice and quiet for now. that will be changing with time here eventually wet weather on the move for us here it moves into specifically tomorrow p.m. we'll see about 40% chance for rain and at any given locate tomorrow. by monday, that threat goes way up which we'll be discussing as the show progresses and we'll even have chances for it on tuesday. come wednesday thing dry out. in the men ti

let's send it over to katie fehlinger in the eyewitness weather forecast, katie. >> it is looking likeings do starting to downhill when it comes to presip and thermometer reading. we have a nice spring day underway. there is clearly something going off to the west. we have rain picking autopsy cross great lakes, cloud also starting to build across central pennsylvania, all of that eventually will take place here as well but in the meantime a nice southerly wind flow, breezy day because of it but we are already in the mid 50's. we're basically at seasonal temperatures at the moment and eventually, we will warm up even more into the lower 70's. that is today and tomorrow. very scattered showers tonight, but wetest day comes tomorrow, cold front crossing through and behind it, temperatures just tumble, meisha. >> i saw that, yikes. thanks very much, katie. good morning. looking outside we have an accident route one north bound off ramp to route 32 bridge street you can see right lane block, only one lane gets by. make net of. that an accident involving injuries here on the boulevard south

lets check with katie fehlinger not looking too bad object the sky deck, katie. >> we started off with cloud cover, erika, wet weather rolling through the delaware valley courtesy of a cold front but that has long since retreated and we are in for just beautiful blue skies the rest of the day. it feels good out here. it will will stay that way rest of the day. lets go take a quick peak at storm scan three. we will have not a lot going on right now. we had some cloud. they have since thinned out over the course of the last three hour loop here, even any hint of wet weather had has retreated and yeah, it is a great excuse if you have lunch outside day if you get the opportunity. we will eventually be tracking some more wet weather. not today but down the road in the upcoming weekend. sixty-five is the current temperature, you've got a northerly breeze at 4 miles an hour but that breeze is blowing pretty intermittently, it is not the persistent, so you might feel it here and there it still feels better than anything when you walk outside the door. taking a quick peak what the region has i

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nice news of warm up on the way, we want to check in with katie fehlinger out on the skydeck, hopefully it warms you up. i know still chilly out. >> good thing about march sun angle it, helps warm you up when you are out in it, you don't necessarily have that through the course of the went he but the sun and he will gets hire and and hire he with every passing day, we have some of our own snow, gee back in time, show you short list of snow totals starting off with the area snow amount, you real had i to be closer to the shore, to see anything, what i would call, substantial, you ended up with just over 2 inches in toms river, new jersey, woodbine pick up inch and a half and the list goes on, at philadelphia international airport nothing more than whopping trace of snow actually fell, so there is basically at this point folks, no sign that we ever even had any snow out there, say, for what you're finding in the way of retreating storm system on storm scan3, also the winds starting to pick up out here on the kai deck, really everywhere else, so that's where we turn our focus next, the sto

i'm not the expert but i have katie fehlinger on the sky deck with the first look at your forecast and we are wondering about sunday for egg hunts, katie. >> of course, entire weekend there are outdoor activity planned for folks and it does look like the weather will cooperate even though i don't need rain gear at the moment on the sky deck there is wet weather to track. i was checking with our weather watchers they have been seeing rain moving through. looking at storm scan three you can see exactly where it is headed right now. at the moment we have it basically down the shore here through southeastern most burlington, ocean, atlantic, cape may counties, decent rain coming through as we speak and generally starting to break up. i will put things in motion with the satellite coverage on top of this, very gray skies but bulk of moisture is out to sea at the this point. anything that is here is pretty scatter. it is feeling will somewhat muggy outside, that said you walk outside and you note that is. 68 degrees at the airport. mid to upper 60's generally every where else. cold front has

we check in with katie fehlinger in the weather center. something to look forward to? >> actually we ends one temperatures well above average, looks like, in the next day and a half or so. but again, go on the evan flow, looks like, when it comes to thermometer readings, nan addition to that we will continue to track what looks like relatively active pattern. not guaranteeing you will be seek any wash out necessarily here in the next couple of days, but you will have a chance for some wet weather, for a lot of the next couple of days here. so let's take a look, we start things off by taking you outside to storm scan3, where the tri-state sweep is picking up on hands full of showers here and there, bark is worse than the bite, a lot is lightly, probably lead you to have to flick the windshield wipers number of times along i95. track weather briefly here the next couple of hours, again, still feature shower here and there, not widespread, but where you have it, you could, again, get impacted by needing the umbrella briefly. then later today there you, skies are starting

lets check with katie fehlinger outside on the die deck. >> that is more than anything, erika becauseve a storm on the way, wouldn't you know it the but good afternoon everyone. it is calm, collect out here on the cbs-3 sky deck. the obviously very bright because i squint at the camera but bright blue sky. you will need to have shade ready to go as you head hit the road today. temperatures rebound something what. lets look the at is what going on. the not a heck of a lot on storm scan three. high pressure hooking us up with tranquil conditions. area temperatures have started to climb in the last few hours. once that sun came up it did its part to help these temperatures rebound. we were well below freeze helping in spots this morning. now we are back in the 50's which feels a heck a lot better then it did earlier this morning. now moving forward we will expect to see thaw will climb to 60 degrees for daytime high. we will lot the regional wide planner here 60 degrees is the spectation in the city but wall to wall sunshine every where, helping to warm you backup too. a lot closer to ty

katie fehlinger tracking that for us, it is arriving when? >> later tonight, really good point look out the window bright blue sky, you cannot bank on that being the case. we will start to see the cloud builds in, as they do so of course gives you sign every things to could come. at the moment storm scan3 #, devoid of any storm systems here at the local level for sure. >> moving into west virginia eventually arrives hire like we mentioned later tonight. stick with me, i will give awe timetable in a second. winter weather advisory take effect 10:00 for all of the counties in the purple. don't need the criteria for advisory further north, but everyone will get in on snow mid 30's, at best, topping off low four's around the region as whole. but that said, that is already below average. so, that's what's going to set us up to see the white stuff move in later tonight. and let me just quickly give you the timetable, we expect the snow to generally begin, sometime, around the window of 10:00 right when the winter weather advisory takes effect, and

the lets get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> we ended up with pretty substantial snow depending on where you you were rahel it is a matter of location, location, location at this point though thankfully our storm is located primarily now out to sea. we are finding a little bit of light snow taking you out to a wider zoom on storm scan. notice snow rotate ago way, really you're only left with additional snow still falling right now, cross east central new jersey. ocean county, into burlington still getting in on it but we have to talk about these snow amounts. in pennsylvania it wasn't all that much. coating to an inch or so, as is, you know, reflective here among the short list of those, amounts. in some of the portions of new jersey that we did exceptionally well, over 3 inches fell in sea isle, cape may big winner at 6.5 inches, just goes to show heavier snow band can do, milton pick up just shy of 6 inches but still primarily on all unpaved surfaces. in philadelphia it was was a quick coating. winter weather advisory still in effect at the shore poi

it is on you, katie fehlinger. >> common! less impeccable, actually, perfect when it comes to mother nature trying to play attributing on us. snow on the way for sure looks like this weekend, b

motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditionsthe news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market street fell victim to overnight thieves who shattered a store window to get inside. and nine masked suspects recently stormed into the bloomingdale's outlet in liberty place getting away with thousands of dollars worth of jeans. >> these don't seem to be connect. it just means we have three individual cases that occurred within the city but they don't seem to be connected any any way thus far. >> police say they will step up patrols and also that shoppers should be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for a suspect who broke into two daycare centers just minutes apart. the suspect first hit the a round the clock daycare at fifth and tabor kicking

motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditions. the news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market street fell victim to overnight thieves who shattered a store window to get inside. and nine masked suspects recently stormed into the bloomingdale's outlet in liberty place getting away with thousands of dollars worth of jeans. >> these don't seem to be connect. it just means we have three individual cases that occurred within the city but they don't seem to be connected any any way thus far. >> police say they will step up patrols and also that shoppers should be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for a suspect who broke into two daycare centers just minutes apart. the suspect first hit the a round the clock daycare at fifth and tabor kickin

it is on you, katie fehlinger. >> common! >> the timing far less impeccable, actually, perfect when it comes to mother nature trying to play attributing on us. snow on the way for sure looks like this weekend, big question of course, how much, when does it hit, all of those important questions. and we're starting to get a lot more confidence in terms of the timing as well as the fact it will be cold enough to support this casino of snow. so, let's go ahead, start things off, shaking our heads here at the desk, i'm sorry, i know, i am never the one that loves bringing this kind of news, it is my duty. outside one more time wide on storm scan3, yes, what's over kansas, eastern colorado, eventually gets by this weekend, doesn't look all that impressive yet. it will start to really gather some strength, gather some moisture and intensity with tim eventually become the next big thing as we say. for now, all is calm and quiet and clear for that matter here on storm scan3, what we are facing at this point is just pretty quiet day. i

police if you see anything suspicious. >>> now, the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlingerings are definitely quiet, as at least as far as appearances can go. we are dealing with some wind, how much, that's going to be noticeable, when you walk out the door today. i would actually suggest taking along the winter coat if you're out maybe waiting for treanor bus, it is awfully chilly outside. not just with the thermometer readings but also when you factor the winds in. storm scan pretty quiet, face value it doesn't look bad. bright blue sky out there, but again the wind still issue, gusts peaking into the 30's, maybe as high as 35 miles per hour, but generally to up 30, downed branches, secure loose objects before you hit the road today. that will said temperatures go on nice uphill climb the next few days, we hit the 70s by thursday, comes with a price, as it always tends to do, next storm system comes along, few thundershowers out of the thursday p.m. then friday, a.m., dealing with some rain, as our next cold front crosses through the area, looks like cool weekends as a re

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morning, i'm jim donovan, lets get a check of the eyewitness information was can meteorologist katie fehlingeriful out there right now nice bright, blue skies, full sunshine for you. it is chilly, however. we will take you to the live neighborhood network we have got temperatures only at this point at cape may courthouse in the lower 30's. right around freezing mark and a lot of 20's still showing up in our remote suburbs. temperatures difference from the same time yesterday, anywhere from ten to 15, close to 20 degrees. it is chilly, dairy say wintry start to the day but we have lost worst of the wind. it is tranquil outside w that full sunshine it will warm us up to 60 later today and warm are thursday and friday but rain is on the way. meisha. >> all right. thanks, katie forehead up we know rain is coming today, it is all sunshine, you might need to pack those sunglasses, and heart of the rush hour moving into it. this is bird eye view of 95 at vine. still travelers getting to that ben franklin bridge lag busy. overall sunshine. main thing we are talking about right now 467892 freeway north

let's sends it right over to katie fehlinger in the eyewitness weather forecast. ut there? >> it is, depending where you are, you have decent banding coming in, rahel. good news, it is primarily sticking to anything unpaved. so if you are traveling on the roadways, walking on the sidewalks, shouldn't be as big after concern for you. but you got to slow down, visibility are less than ideal. heaviest snow banding currently coming in through the southeast most corridor. we have since up the expectations two-4 inches, on unpaved surfaces like the beach for the areas including came may county. this is margate. specifically atlantic county but yes, snow still flying out there. it will at least for another hour or two at minimum before clearing away, and rotating out to sea. meanwhile, look at the little taste every spring coming our way. meisha, getting you all the way up to 70 by wednesday, so variable surge on the thermometer. >> hard to believe looking at today knowing it will go to 70, crazy, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy friday. it. gif. thing

let's sends it right over to katie fehlinger and the eyewitness weather forecast.hat a warm up. >> looking at nice days coming up here, rahel, good morning, everyone, offer to quiet start across our live neighborhood network. waves lapping up on the shore line, the sun shining, see the shadows being cast, that's the story all day for us here, storm scan as you might imagine pretty much free and clear, high pressure on our side, stick with us for another couple of days, and because more after southerly flow that starts to pick up for us, temperatures go on uphill climb low 70s tomorrow, there is, watch for showers thursday night, meisha? >> 70s will feel good, thanks, good morning, happy tuesday, if you are just waking up with us, well, pushing out of the main rush hour of the 7:00, 7:00 to 8:00. still busy. take a look at jersey 42, freeway, still looking quite busy, not really traveling at posted speeds there, also 95 south at girard looking busy, as well. we can expect the area to stay busy for quite some time. looking at the schuylkill 7 miles per hour, 17 on 95