pete meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking more stormy wet they are afternoon? >> actually more rounds every rain, thunderstorms currently working their way in generally from the southwest, where you get hit you get hit hard. so if you have yet to walk out the door for the first time today i would highly recommend taking an umbrella with you, and here's why. we take you outside, oh, what a dreary start to the afternoon here. off in the distance there, 30th street station, somewhere off in the distance, but very gray, gloomy start to the afternoon here. the temperatures as a result probably aren't going to move much more from where they currently stand if we can we quickly take you to storm scan3, baby tour for you, the action continues, three hour loop, we had the real heavy rounds of heavy thunderstorms over the city in the last couple of hours, another fresh round currently moving to the northeast, see few heavy bands of rain moving in, in a place like lumberton, out to number ton shortly also lightning strikes being reported there. then you have this batch of

yes, katie fehlinger, it was played on a frozen lake. feet thick, due to the cold. standard golf rules do apply except for the color of the ball, they had to be red so that you could see it. is that something that i could interest you guys? >> oh, that's pretty cool. >> i would play it. >> should i bring my golf clubs out for the snow tomorrow? i like where we're headed when this idea. >> ya? >> i think the wildcats will do well. >> from golf to wildcats, yes, i agree. >> tough tournament. tough bracket they're in. >> i was look at your twitter feed, east is more difficult than west. >> very much. >> thank you, pat. >> everything i need to know about sports. thank you very much. coming up next in "eyewitness news," huge way money, huge. >> no, i just think it. >> huge way banks are getting money from their customers, plus colorful way starbucks is celebrating spring. >> hear from former vice president joe biden about this project, plus this. >> new documentaries raising questions about what happened the hours before the fatal shooting of

let's get right over to meteorologist, katie fehlinger. the storm really coming in as expected. >> it is, and we do have upgrades to tell but when it comes to some of the warnings that have been posted by the national weather service, even upgrades expectations for totals across some of the northern most counties. so here another look for you at the winter storm alerts. what you may notice is that down right now, southeastern burlington, atlantic counties, no long area winter storm warning. actually seen too much rain building in, so that's actually been since removed and turned into a winter weather advisory regardless though this is still very powerful storm. in oneay

. >> it is fun like katie fehlinger. katie, talking about potentially snow, but nothing like this?piling up. at absolute worse, grassy coating, maybe. you know, i think most of us actually don't see anything out of this other than snowflakes flying. granted, but i don't foresee this having very easy time sticking let alone accumulating, perhaps you see again very light dusting, couple of spots, but it would have to be on unpaved surfaces so not forecasting any major disruption out of this. get caught in a snow shower though sometimes that can reduce your visibility. meantime back in time to start things off, back to some of the wind gusts where we ended up peaking yesterday. newtown square, it did pretty well here. look at that, 57-mile per hour winds gust reported, northeast philly, 53-mile per hour gust, wissinoming we had 50. so, you know, very, very blustery morning, if you were outside at all yesterday, you know that very well. so do we have that kind of caliber of wind today? thankfully not. but it is still sort of breezy. you have another system moving in here. clipper. reme

. >>> lets check the forecast with katie fehlinger.oaster continues. >> today is the day we will see temperatures drop off to the coolest point we will find in the next seven days but there is a lot of ups and downs that takes place here. outside to kutztown middle area middle school as sunnies rising right now. it is deceptive. your temperature 33. you have a northwest breeze which isn't that harsh but gets harsher with time. at best in the city we will hit 40, factor in the wind, it won't feel better than 20's but by saturday, always up to 70 degrees. >> very nice. all the way up there. thanks very much. we are looking at a couple accidents, more than just a couple an accident here tacony palmyra bridge westbound alternating lanes opened right now and it is very, very slow moving and alternate, betsy ross bridge is your best bet at this point. plus three accidents in delaware route one northbound at 273, with injuries, and church man's road westbound near route seven. head up on that. slow run there as well, rahel. >> meisha, thank y

meteorologist, katie fehlinger roped off in the cbs-3 skydeck to keep her from blowing away. what can we expect, katie? >> yes, i don't literally have a leash out here but it might not be the bad idea. it is beginning to ease somewhat, peak earlier today high wind warning for wind gusts generally peaking as high as about 45 miles per hour. so, very noticeable, now we've got that sun beating down, not necessarily very warm afternoon, but that sun is feeling better and better with every passing day that it is sun angle higher and higher. looking good high pressure trying to regain control. not much stormy weather to report. in fact, storm system that brought in the cold front long continues departing, that's also why the winds will continue to ease all it be gradually through the rest of the day. here's where we currently stand with the temperature change, yes, colder day, to say the least, already into the 70s, and handful of spots, by about this same time yesterday. 21 degrees in the negative's, by comparison to yesterday's temperatures, at noontime here in philadelphia. so, w

. >> katie is probably so bummed >> katie fehlinger is a huge union fan. >> sorry, katie. >> speakinggallen, of course, we know bell b iv davo they did invite me to tour with them as their fourth member but i'm so dedicated to work. >> okay, keep on believing that. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", how the stock market is react to go president trump's tweets. >> i get no love. >>> plus we will show you a job designed for muslim female athletes ahead in the money watch, trang do. >> reporter: new born baby is in the hospital after a violent home invasion in logan i'm trang do with more on his condition. >>> lawmakers are expected to begin debate on the g.o.p. plan to replace obama care, meanwhile white house is defending president trump's wiretap claims, i'm hen hans a daniels in new york with more coming up. >>> it is wednesday, which means weekend is fast approaching, weekend watch it looks like another cold weekend in store with arctic air arriving high temperature in the 30's for both saturday and sunday, of course, it is daylight saving time, springford, and we gained an ex

hi, kate. >> and katie fehlinger. >> katie and kate.'re everywhere. >> an awesome pair. >> like the commercial says. >> it has been said. yes, but kate got up not only dark and early to be with us, but i will have you know this is her vacation day, this is dedication right here. >> you got to do what you got to do. >> that's how you know you're a weather geek and show up and hang out for the big snowstorms. >> i new i wouldn't actually be enjoying a day off with a storm happening, because i have ton in the middle of it, so here we are. >> here we are. >> and i heard there are watches, so waffles bring the pregnant lady where ever they end up. incentive helps. >> indeed. >> we will be hearing more from kate giving you team weather coverage. again we know that some you absolutely must get out the door even despite the major storm system barreling down on us, so here is a look at storm scan atmore region wide zoom. you have heavy rain currently falling across the delmarva peninsula, southern new jersey, still mixing takes place we is her k

meteorologist katie fehlinger is live from the cbs-3 weather center, hello there, katie. >> hello, jim, yes, winter is making a come back in the big way. not the wind we had from yesterday but still quite breezy out there and we have got a clipper system moving through. if you know anything about clippers and why wouldn't you we have nothing but, some chill that will get reenforced from this but it also is a system that tends to, really pack limited moisture. that is what this will end up doing, classic clipper, take a look as we have seen in the last couple hours how storm scan begins to bubble up more here. a lot of that moisture isn't hitting the ground as actual rain or snowflakes right now but with time we will see some flakes flying through the air for rest of the midday. more cloud cover has begun to build in here. not as bright as blue skies as what we had this morning. meanwhile it is chilly, already. since yesterday we have dropped 10 degrees from noon time yesterday in trenton as wells in philadelphia. chillier as well pretty much every where else. with that said as that tra

no official reports of injuries and no word of a cause. >>> over to katie fehlinger, katie, getting slightlydn't say it is definitely really comfortable to be outside without a coat just yet, so cold, but not as harsh. take a look at the wide storm on storm scan, system on the way, folks, not your ordinary clipper, little more moisture to work with, will bring in rain, snow showers late tonight. forty-one, rather low 40's? general what we can expect for saint patrick's day, nice festive graphic to get you out the door with sunshine, meantime we do again have next system coming in, will mess with the weekends, i don't think you're looking at much accumulation if any in the city. mix every sleet, snow, rain showers, behind snow showers sunday morning, up in the mountains probably couple of inches out of it. >> i think so, katie, thank you so much. so turning your attention to a video, where freight train hit an abandoned vehicle, westmoreland street, near north 34th street. i will say, it was abandoned vehicle, like i said, and also, clearly no passengers on a freight train. heads up on that.

. >> since you're moving out there, i know you want to work on your trivia, fun fact, katie fehlinger actually from allen ton not far from where you are right now. >> oh, no way? katie, where should we go. >> oh, you can go anywhere in allentown, fantastic city but you're in a goo good spot. >> girl, you are by the starbucks. >> do not go far from the starbucks and you'll be fine. >> i'm waiting, i'm waiting. >> what time do they open? is it 6:00? >> probably another hour? >> not sure actually. i should know this being as though i live here now, but i'm hoping around 6:00. >> thank you, trang, we'll check in with you in a little while. meanwhile snow affecting travel as well. >> several airlines have canceled all flights out of philadelphia international airport. southwest, frontier, jet blue, air canada, british aware, and cutter airways, all will not be operating at all today. american airlines has canceled departing flights today until 5:00 p.m. airport will also have 475 employees on hands to help clear the snow from the roadways. >> amtrak says be ready with a plan b. amtrak runn

meteorologist, katie fehlinger liver on the cbs-3 skydeck with the afternoon outlook, also big change headed arugula eventually actually going to see a huge swing on the thermometer, rahel, whether it be a big nosedive or really nice uphill climb. we have both of those features in this forecast, as the day progresses, but today just little above average. at the moment it is still on the cool side. still only in the 40's, many locations, and storm scan3, because, we have been tracking the exits departure that brought in the showers here, since early this morning. at this point there is still little moisture, won't finds any additional actual rain. residual clouds out there. and the skies will continue to actually clear with time. i mentioned we haven't even hit the ooh degrees mark in most spots, up and down i59 your magic number is 49 degrees. but with time, we will see the upper 50's, here across the region, so, normal high on this particular day is 54. we should exceed that by hands full of degrees. looking forward in the eyewitness weather regional forecast for the rest of the day,

meteorologist katie fehlinger is in the cbs3 weather sent to tell us how long these freezing temperatures are going to last. katie, i hope you say not too long. >> well, you know -- [ laughter ] >> it looks like it's going to be little bit of time here. i do think we'll start to see at least rebound with every passing day but normal highs about 52, 53 degrees or so. we're not coming close to that for the next couple of days. now, with time at least start to see snow melt away for now though we'll start off with a view here on skycam3 look very closely we had joe's. >> reporter:ing flurries you got to look closely and it will help to look at the darker buildings there. but there are some flakes flying through the shot. tough to see because they're very tiny. a little flakes out there with this much colder air in place. but as we throw the current conditions over top of this westerly wind flow at 23 miles an hour makes that 24-degree temperature which is cold enough feel more like nine we've got a winter weather advisory posted now until 8:00 p.m. for all of those counties shaded in the pur

meteorologist katie fehlinger kate bilo joins us. >> we've been spoiled in the last several weeks and feels like early spring around here. and today the winds of change picked up and got colder. wind gusts in the 50s to 60 mile an hour range and 57 in newtown square and 54 earlier in cape may. wind died down but they're up. there feeling gusts 25 to 30 miles an hour even tonight and temperatures dropping as well. you can see the west wind not as pronounce the as it was this morning but still in place. 39 philly. 37 wilmington and 3 reading and feels colder than that. it's already feeling freeze are or below in most of the area right now. and tomorrow will be another cold day and we have to keep our eye on this system. not a lot of moisture with it but producing snow showers from worn pennsylvania to the great lakes. coming up, i'll tell you when the snow showers could impact visibility on the roads tomorrow and how cold it will feel to start the weekend. for now, jessica back to you. >> thank you. >> president trump is speaking out tonight after attorney general jeff sessions recuseed

katie fehlinger will straighten me out on that if i'm wrong. but the entire morning since we've been tracking about, it has been this sleet. sounds like they're having more fun in reading. here i can just say that, it is cold, it is blowing, the sleet again, hitting the face. but the coffee at the wawa is fresh. and it is hot. the manager has been to our truck already of course making us feel very welcome. the road behind me, west chester pike, real a ghosttown in the distance, private contractor plowing out the parking lot over there. many of these businesses of course will probably either decide to not open or to give their employees a break as they come in later for work. also, noticed that this road of course the major artery, east and west, has been hit numerous times by private contractor, plows, as well, salting, and plowing. we did talk to a driver who stopped by here just about an hour ago. my first question to him was why were you out, secondly, how were the roads? go ahead, take a listen. >> oh, man, it is so slippery, slushy, slippe

meisha johnson tracking conditions on icy, slick road but lets turn to meet role goodies katie fehlinger to find out if there is a thaw in our near future. say it so, katie. >> it will take a while, guys. ky here todayy hit freez ling some very cold air remains in place and that is part of the after aftermath problem that we will face. we have a large storm system that continues thankfully to make its exit, we are still going to have very col cold aire north and the west here. so, again, nor'easter, in terms of the actual storm, that is making its exit. we are still going to find perhaps especially this afternoon residual snow showers or squals. i don't think that will necessarily add to your current totals of snow, and sleet across the region but we will find those and they could continue to reduce visibility. right now not looking that bad skies have cleared out. remember under a nice clear sky temperatures can drop that much more readily. so, right around the range of teens or 20's at best this morning, but again we are not rebounding too much more, throughout the course of the day. f

. >> katie fehlinger live on cold cbs-3 skydeck, with the timing of the snow, hi, kate. >> i hey, very classic reminder no less, that mothercae hecks she wants, right? even though we are just a week away, we've had weeks, i know i brought our deck furniture out, i'm sure. of you it, as suggestion is you want to secure that gear before the storm arrives, because not only is it a snow producer, it is also a wind producer, as classic nor'easter's tends to be. let's take a look at storm scan, one more time, that wide zoom, two piecs nor'easter, coming into play here, giles, if you were with us have i early this morning, thanks for watching first and for most, but down across the deep south, especially northern gulf, we only had little sliver every showers, that's reast develop, riley grabbing good moisture, and plenty of moisture available once this gets here, for now nothing boonies clear blue sky over the skydeck, couple of clouds here and there, thin vale of some, and those will continue to build with time. but, meantime, now is your prep time. you got a window for it here. winter storm

. >>> this cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, patallen, and meisha johnson. >> welcome back everyone, the temple owls spent their weekend in tampa for their final regular game. >> here's lesley van arsdall with this morning's sports report. >> sixers at home tonight against the bucks, helping to rebounds after saturday's embarrassing lost to detroit. meanwhile temple on the road down in tampa taking on south florida yesterday in their final regular season game. to the first half, score typed, coming up with a three, that will give temple the lead. we jump ahead to the second, temple with nine-point lead. thorpe with mid range jumper from outside of the lane. twenty-one-point, but will net lever out. late in the second, owls up by ten. austin junior with huge three, gives temple 13-point lead. and temple goes onto win 72-60. next up for the owls, east carolina the first round of the aac tournament. >> now to the phillies, spring training continues into clearwater. yesterday, the phillies facing the tigers to the game in the booth o se

let's get right over to meteorologist, katie fehlinger. the storm really coming in as expected. >> it is, and we do have upgrades to tell but when it comes to some of the warnings that have been posted by the national weather service, even upgrades expectations for totals across some of the northern most counties. so here another look for you at the winter storm alerts. what you may notice is that down right now, southeastern burlington, atlantic counties, no long area winter storm warning. actually seen too much rain building in, so that's actually been since removed and turned into a winter weather advisory regardless though this is still very powerful storm. in one way shape or form for everyone. but in the dark red area, that is the blizzards warning. blizzard conditions expected potentially for multiple hours here. that warning, remains in effect until 6:00 tonight. so, many hours left of this. look at this bad boy. it is huge. it extends all the way from the canadian border right down to the gulf of mexico. so, not only massive in th

. >> first the very latest on the storm, with meteorologist, katie fehlinger and kate bio both here to track this very serious weather event. good morning to you both or good afternoon. >> yep, in the afternoon now, rahel. >> we made it. exactly. kate, you know, do technically have blizzard warnings, winter weather warnings, but it is starting to pull away thank goodness, starting to wipe the slate clean here. >> starting to move out. hopefully we can get the roads clear out solve many this before the roads take the hit tonight. i do think we will have somewhat of a window, still likely some residual snow showers, even squawls that pick up here, because the winds continues across the region, but the bulk of the precipitation is pretty much winding down at this point. that's helpful. >> moving outment seeing some sun peaking out, strong march sun, even if the temperatures are sub freezing will start the melt down, hopefully clear things up, because tonight could be a big problem out there. >> definitely. now that we are starting to seat worse of the storm pull away, we can turn to the a

. >>> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, katie fehlinger, and meisha at cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> pat gallen, talk about morning sports. pat? >> how do your bracket look? >> i have a bone to pick with you. >> why, what did i do? >> what happened? >> we will talk about that off-air. but for now, let's talk a little philadelphia flyers. eleven games remain for those flyers. and they'll need to get red hot at the right time, in the playoffs to be a possible. upcoming four game road trip will likely make or break their season. flyers, carolina, last night, under a minute left. ivan, misses, travis connect, get the deflection to go. we're headed to over tight -- in over time, puts home the rebounds. there you go. flyers win four-three, they're five-point out of the final wild-card spot to hit the winnipeg tomorrow night. all season the sixers have hung with the celtics, but could not get a win. yesterday in south philly the seconds best team in the east. but without their best player, mvp candidate isiah thomas, sixers took advantage. okafor

meteorologist katie fehlinger kate bilo joins us. >> we've been spoiled in the last several weeks andspring around here. and today the winds of change picked up and got colder. wind gusts in the 50s to 60 mile an hour range and 57 in newtown square and 54 earlier in cape may. wind died down but they're up. there feeling gusts 25 to 30 miles an hour even tonight and temperatures dropping as well. you can see the west wind not as pronounce the as it was this morning but still in place. 39 philly. 37 wilmington and 3 reading and feels colder than that. it's already feeling freeze are or below in most of the area right now. and tomorrow will be another cold day and we have to keep our eye on this system. not a lot of moisture with it but producing snow showers from worn pennsylvania to the great lakes. coming up, i'll tell you when the snow showers could impact visibility on the roads tomorrow and how cold it will feel to start the weekend. for now, jessica back to you. >> thank you. >> president trump is speaking out tonight after attorney general jeff sessions recuseed himself from any

. >>> now, a check on the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger, katie, get being miler. >> it0 degrees tomorrow. rahel, for now, warmfront is going to be moving through. that actually helps us get on that upward climb. but for now, what it means, is that it is still just chilly enough that central pennsylvania actually contending with little icing, winter weather advisory goes into effect in just about a half hour, for the poconos, specifically. but watch for some icing up that way, in philly, it is just a rain shower manually hand midday. notice generally mild pattern, but it is looking unsettled with multiple fronts and disturbances to track right through early next week. >> katie, thank youment and we're looking outside to an accident, woodbury, new jersey, route 45, broad street, near delaware street, just heads up on that, also we've got construction out there, as well, route 55 southbound at route 49, left lane blocked, that's going to be blocked until 3:30 p.m. also, media elwin line shuttle bussing saturday, due to cobbs week for repairs. >> next update is at 7:55, up

we go over to katie fehlinger with all of the details, hey, katie?ryone, in fact, yes, it is true, there is a large storm system headed our way. i wouldn't call it a crippling storm, but it is a dies, one piece of the puzzle you're looking at, actually separate piece of energy that will ride up the coast, from the midwest, to create a pretty substantial nor'easter, and expected to go up to new england, and will ends up with the worse of this, no picnic here either, 12 inches, i95, 12 inches at least, as go into those far north suburbs, then with mixing going on in south jersey, delaware, you're going to really be lidge in the your totals, but this time around. now, lingering snow showers, frigid wind wednesday, but the nor'easter will be over. >> good news, that there is an ending point, at least. so today, however, talking about a lot of accidents out there, some of which most of which is clear. also talking disable truck, 295 northbound off ramp to sloan avenue heads up on this, basically anywhere around 295 fright now you are traveling west than s

fire fighters are handling hot spots. >>> lets go over to katie fehlinger.rday but still chilly. >> thermometer read very close to what we saw, yesterday too rahel but, it is still 10 degrees below and it is at lee a little less harsh. wind eased up we have full sunshine but i will say we will look at this as glass half full, beautiful looking day. storm scan empty. we have to factor in it still feels like the teens. wind is very modest, i will say that much, but it is still just enough it is making it feel like teens and we are at 26 at the airport. modest breeze is all we need for to it feel pretty chilly. forty-five is expected high here today, and wind, wright sunshine overhead. later tonight we will drop down to 40 degrees. calm, cold, and seven day forecast does rebound very quickly. seventy by saturday but it is unsettled pattern from here on out. >> meisha. >> katie, thanks very much. looking outside still very busy out there plus we have a disable vehicle from 30th street to the schuylkill west. it is pulled out here slow moving basically anywhere a

. >>> out to katie fehlinger. >> actually starting the morning off with temperatures anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees colder than this same time yesterday. winter gear cannot be put in the clause he is just yet. at best, it is 20's outlying suburbs, even in the mountains expected, so not the -- harsh wind of yesterday, butt couple erred scatter snow showers throughout the day. >> and still busy outside, happy friday to you. so what are we looking in the accident hamilton township new jersey i95 eastbound past hamilton square road, looking little busy around the area, no longer traveling at posted spree, just another one, actually just cleared. old york road, old west road again just cleared. but still slow moving. this, interstate 95, moving in the southbound direction, at cottman. very, very slow going. probably going around 50 miles per hour right now, factor that into your morning plans. >> thank you, then next update 7:55, up next on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell, interviews presidential advisor kellyanne conway. rahel solomon, good >>> attorney general sessions is in trouble for

. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> good morning, everyone damp and dreary note. numerous showers across pennsylvania right now but also fog issues most notable in the areas you don't have as much rain. everybody heist their own set of problems at least little bit every fine mist also a concern across delaware, new jersey, and in the meantime the worse of the fog should lift later today, and will also see the rain drawing to close, mild day at least, 66 all the way up to 70 tomorrow with more showers and likely thunderstorm on the way, too. >> good to know for that specially what we're dealing with out on the roadways this morning with the fog and wet roadways, causing such problems. accident the schuylkill eastbound, pulled off to the far left shoulder and blogging maybe little bit of the lane, slow moving in the westbound direction, take a look at all of the taillights, plus overturned vehicle,e blked ther. >> thank you, meishament next update is at 7:55. and up next on cbs this morning, why uber is putting itself driving tests on hold. i'm

. >>> feels like we have been in buffalo lately lets get over to meteorologist katie fehlinger. it is another cold one. >> it is but less harsh with regard to wind as well as temperature here today, rahel and right now sunnies making its rise over the horizon outside middletown ship high school and every where else. your wind again in the quite as harsh as yesterday currently at this lex at 12 miles an hour, we could see gusting to 30 at some point today but still will be felt and with the daytime high of 36 we have to bundle up. modest rebound looking to saturday but watch for a few rain or snow shower friday night in the weekend, meisha. >> thank you for that. we are still looking at ice on the roadways, so good morning 95 near betsy ross bridge very slow moving here not traveling at posted speed as you can imagine harder rush now. route 13 chester pike at clifton avenue and we have a had a down pole this morning had about been since cleared but check your mass transit schedules on line, rahel. >>> our next update 7:55. up next, officials want to know if problems in the dallas

now checking the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> i would call it far more than news than anything, even that's giving it a little bit more than it deserves of the just departing system that is more than anything a very minor, very weak disturbance, has led to gray start this morning, not too much sunshine to report, outside here at rehoboth, outside the board walk plaza, but any rain actually departing even as we speak, and we spike to 58 degrees, much colder tomorrow and thursday, but sun returns, meisha? >> good happy to have the sun back, thanks so much. looking outside, we do have an accident, chester heights delaware county. so route one baltimore pike, darlington road heads up on this, you can see a lot of yellow around the area letting you know a lot of these places are traveling little bit slower than posted speeds as well. and electrical repairs, talking about it earlier, talking about it again right now route 130 before new albany road, right lane blocked there, also some construction, mid-county toll plaza e-zpass express lanes closed until april 10. rahel

. >> first we turn to meteorologist, katie fehlinger, for detailed look at the forecast, good morning good morning, guys, jim, nice vest, we'll be seeing much more f

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. >> our katie fehlinger. >> hello. >> i know weather watchers. >> yes, definitely finding chill in thee wind factored in. it may start off with a mild note but you cannot go by face value just looking at our field cameras or just looking at temperatures you must factor in that wind. there is a chill for sure in the air. with that said a couple pictures coming in this morning from our most loyal weather watchers ed connor sent in the limbs that came down in his backyard overnight it looks like a pretty big brand inch his backyard this is in chesterfield. and then the wind meter is spinning outside phil chapline 's house right now. lets look at map right now. we will see temperatures in the low to mid 40's. granted that is not shorts and t-shirts weather but couple degrees shy where we would normally top off on this particular day. fifty in fact still the number , being recorded by david dutch who has full sunshine basically at this point and he has that wind, really cranking at 19 miles an hour. at the moment it is out of the northwest. lets take a lot at reasons why this is happening.

. >> we have kate bilo and katie fehlinger. >> thanks, guys. through various areas. we'll take a look at it. >> kate's telling us she will be back in a minute. okay, kate. >> double teaming this storm. this storm has nothing on our weather forecasters, but our meteorologist, kate bilo, katie fail fehlinger. >> hands motions, sounds like a movie? >> not only is she a meteorol fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepki

so let's get right to the "eyewitness news" weather forecast, katie fehlinger in the weather center,storms really crept up not necessarily out of no where but they crept up with poor timing for sure. take a look at the last say two hours of this radar loop on storm scan3, heavy, and also, frequent lightning coming with this. but heavy rainfall intensity, moving through our area. here is a snapshot of the current radar. and actually looks like the lightning is beginning to dwindle somewhat. but it is out there. certainly going to hear rumble every thunder, heard one shake our building here at cbs-3, heavy rain with this over the city of philadelphia. let's take you out to atlantic county where another cell moving through. when you see the dark maroon shades on the radar, you know you have heavy rainfall intensity, offer and on scattered showers, thunders thankfully, meisha, all moving out for at least a brief break in the action. >> yes, and i can tell you it is causing problems still. yep, right now, you can see, out there, medical emergency here. schuylkill westbound the off ram top

lets send it over to katie fehlinger.t is down right cold out there. >> very frigid start to the day, rahel, and temperatures are technically in the 20's almost every where, colder up in the mountainous terrain but this is what it feels like these are values you should use as a gauge for how you dress this morning. it is frigid, folks. feeling more like single digits every where even worse than that in the mountainous terrain and we actually should not hit 30 let alone freezing mark today. blowing, drift snowing to the northwest, scattered left over snow showers to reduce visibility, just a windy, very , very cold day and aftermath of this storm system , meisha. >> yes, it could be dangerous with all that ice, we have been seeing problem after problem, and it noise different right now, we're still talking about that accident, baltimore pike is still closed both directions between fair view and webb road, head up, on this lots of black ice basically every where causing more problems, roosevelt boulevard southbound at mashe

. >> also, checking for the cast with katie fehlinger. kind of mess out there. >> oh, very much so.ne worse before it gets better, at least we had little lull between the rain rounds early from this morning, and then, through the better part at least of the morning drive, now see the radar filling back in, we don't even have a flood watch in effect yet. but does go into effect for most of us at noontime for heavier downpours into the afternoon and evening. we could see at least one and a half to two and a half inches locally to up three some of you 4 inches of rainout of this. avoid it if it looks flooded out. only takes 6 inches to lose control of your vehicle. moving forward in the forecast, promising news for the weaken even though know bright and sunny saturday, at least clearing, sunday nice day, new storm adyough, come mo. that's going to bring in first round every rain as a will linger into tuesday, but for of problems just to deal with today, meisha. >> we sure do, that rain it is slowing us down and causing some problems, we've been seeing it ever since 4:00 this morning, a

. >>> lets he check the forecast with katie fehlinger. another windy day. >> very windy. it will be another day where wind makes the main weather headlines for us, even they we are chillier today, and it is brightening up for sunshine all day long these are not your temperatures, guys. these are wind gust that is we are reading right now in the 40's in reading and lancaster and at the airport. still quite again blustery and stays that way all day but the worst of the wind is from now until 10 when high wind warning is set to expire for most of the region. we will cool down in the next couple of days budd then rebound again already to the 60's, by tuesday, meisha. >> katie, take a look at this video what we're showing you right now, what is this? down wires, caused a fire on dale road between boy road, and red lion road in lower moreland, wow, yikes. because of this, the west trenton line right now is suspended, it is suspended, i will tweet this out as well so heads up on that that does not look good avoid the area at all cost. plus another down tree on aston road 73 is y

. >>> lets get a check of the forecast with katie fehlinger.re expecting showers. >> we have a lot going on, rahel. we start off with fog in some spots that has yet to dissipate but in addition to that we have got soaking rain, currently moving into central pennsylvania. few lightening strikes and on pace to strike northwestern counties, northwestern half of the area later this morning and on our doorstep as we speak. matter of time before we will need umbrella in that area. later today another round of locally strong if not severe thunderstorms. we will flirt with records and we will get a big nose dive on that thermometer tomorrow, meisha. >>> good to know, something else you need to know lots of accidents still out there, take a look i-95 north near pennsylvania/delaware state line, yikes, sent are lane you have to split in two. one of the right, one on the left causing very significant backups. i-95 north near pennsylvania, delaware state line. schuykill westbound we have an accident there, significant backups here as well. another accident

checking the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. the first day of spring.lly last week not just nor'easter but very cold air in place. understandable we would look so much forward to this first day of the spring season, and looks sunny. live picture outside burn ville, bucks county, now sort of make out the grass under the snow cover. so melting continues region wise, temperature wise, mid 30's, feeling a little bit cooler than that, if you feel even the most modest after breeze. keep that in mind, but for the most part daytime highs are at least seasonable, warmer, do have two chilly days, at least sunshine. >> do still have the sunshine, thanks, katie many looking outside, we have delays through the media elwin line, also, river line, running about 25 minutes delays, signal problems here. so heads up on that, make sure to check the schedules on line, also an accident, downed wires, ardmore, route 30 lancaster, near rittenhouse place, very slow moving around the area. and also, disable tractor-trailer here 295 southbound before route 168. one lane blocked