up to 34 24 miles per hour in morristown. these are the gusts. 40 in white plains, 44 in morristown and 46 in monticello. the city is seeing 35 miles per hour gusts and the winds continue to strengthen as we go through the night. we keep these winds through the day on tuesday where they're strong enough to cause some minor damage and pages around the area. all swirling around this upper level low pressure system moving across the great lakes. the rain is gone, but this wind add vise ory will remain in effect until 6:00 tomorrow evening. more details and a look ahead to this weekend coming up. >>> belgian authorities have freed the one suspect held directly in connection with last tuesday's bombings in brussels. the man was released due to lack of evidence and police issued a new appeal for information about the mysterious man in white pictured on surveillance video footage. today they released this 30 second clip of that video hoping that somebody might be able to identify him. >>> in pakistan the death toll from a massive su

visibility down to a third of a mile at monticello. 1.3 miles at morristown. there are patches of fog out there. here's your day planner. a couple of showers out there. right through the early part of the afternoon, but look at temperatures. once we get a little bit of sunshine, 64 by noontime, upper 60s by 4:00 p.m. so, the second half of the day, definitely better than the first. we send it over to heather o'rourke now with a look at the commute. >> and i have flashing lights behind me. >>> this is an accident. this is the new jersey turnpike newark bay extension. you can see the newark bay bridge getting into route 440. you have the ramps closed to 440 because of an accident in the process of being cleared away. let's go to the maps. we have the construction clearing on the fdr drive southbound from the 70s into new jersey transit, long island rail road, metro north, they're on or close to schedule. and we have long island rail road running extra service out of new york's penn station later this afternoon to get you home for good friday. street cleaning rul

we see a 36 in morristown and 38 in bridgewater. the hudson valley, 40s. there's cloud cover out there too. but thin spots out to the west. we'll see varying amounts of clouds and more clouds building later in the day as the storm that's the rainmaker headed our way for tomorrow. no rain today. nothing but milder temperatures to talk about.

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morristown, sussex, in the 50s. still in the 60s from white flooins poughkeepsie. close to 60 in danbury. coolest, west hampton, 70. the wi off the waters will keep the south facing shorelines cooler. also, clouds to the north that will keep temperatures cooler up{ there, too. maybe in our distant we would love that. you'll love the commute for the especially on the roads. we have issues on the rails now because of signal problems for commuters. 15-minute delays vie at hoboken line. on the subway, fast track maintenance.cf cf1 o no stops at the 6th avenue stations in manhattan. the d and f running on the a, c, e, and you can take the shuttle buses, another option to get around. we'll look at the roads. here's the george washington bridge. things are moving along nicely. that construction finally cleared out, so did the delays on the inbound upper level. lower level is doing fine, as well. if you're getting on the buses, two detours. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. more weather & traffic on the hour, then over an hour, then 2.5 hours. >> some o

and morristown. farmingdale also at 43 degrees. temperatures haven't cooled down too terribly much since our high temperature. you can see another pocket of energy making it way into the great lakes states. those two are eventually going to meet up and bring us our next chance for rain. we have low clouds around by noon tomorrow. peaks of sun. then the cloud deck wlle move in again with that easterly wind that i mentioned at the beginning of the show. the door monday morning it's going to be steadily raining throughout the entire tri-state. as a maatter of fact we could ve some pockets of steadier, heavier rain right ove tne city. then it turns into band of showers with gusty winds, ppossibly a rumble of thunder. by about noon on monday. and the bands of showers continue to move through as we head through the afternoon. a high of m on monday. we'll return to the cooler, drier air, 55 to 60 degrees on tuesday. and a very pleasant w nesday with that high of 60 degrees. here's a look at that seven day forecast atomorrow still seasonab

the water in morristown has been contaminated before. officials closed one of the wells and now the town is outsourcing its water supply. >> i have three children and i want to know what i'm bathing them in and cooking their food with. it's upsetting. >> morristown officials notified the department of protection and they posted the findings days after the bacteria was found. a council meeting is scheduled for monday. >>> this morning mainline health plaeps have reason to worry about their personal system. they were targeted as part of a spearfishing scheme. it appears to be from a person or company you know to get you to sechbd private information and in this case a main line responded and provided all information of others. there is a simple way to protect yourself from these kinds of attacks. >> the e-mail looks as if it came from somebody you know or oh pen tl cha will a company you know where if you look at the reply to e-mail it may show something otherwise and it's not actually going back to that person you thought it was. >> mainl

we've got 30 for morristown right now. 39 for montauk. temperatures are still 27 in tom's river but warmer in belmar. we'll have temperatures taking us in the upper 50s. around 2:00, 3:00, that's where we'll have the warmest temperatures of the day. a chill in the morning and pleasant afternoon. stay with 60 saturday and sunday. the clocks spring forward tonight, so a reminder of that. so it turns into a raw and rainy start to the weekend. it looks like those showers do begin late on sunday and carry on into monday where we'll get the bulk of the rain. radar and satellite showing the clouds drifting off to the north. we'll see clouds drifting up to start tomorrow. we spring forward so the clocks change. weather stays the same and we get the clouds coming in on sunday about 10:00. accuweather 60 degrees, increasing clouds and 49 degrees. tomorrow, we close out the weekend with showers by evening. this will be off to the west. temperatures will have made it into the low 60s. sometimes the evening will be tricky and chilly. monday, just 48 d

that's the warm spot on the map. 70 in sussex and morristown. look at the temperature rise since yesterday. it's 20 degrees warmer at the park. bridgeport, 11 degrees warmer. same in morristown. we've seen that big temperature surge. tomorrow more of the same. here are the lines of showers approaching on storm tracker. light stuff moving through it will get here by about 11:00. another line is developing back behind that. this is where the cold front is, slicing through chicago and indiana right now. suck you can see much heavier rain with this one. that's when we have the potential for thunderstorms, when that piece of energy moves through. your friday morning commute, it's wet throughout the entire tri-state. notice how it breaks up and we start to just get bands of showers moving through. right around lunchtime we could have some lightning in those cells that move through and also some strong gusty winds. 5:00, more of those bands moving through with the potential for heavy rain and gusty winds. on saturday, the bulk of the energy moves out,

water in morristown is contaminated before, a long fight led to the closure of a well the main source of water. town is now outsourcing its water supply. >> i have three children and i want the know what i'm bathing them in and cooking their food with and it's upsetting. >> reporter: there's already a growing discomfort and lack of trust in the community and the letter does not please lingering concerns. residents say they have more questions than answers an mayor hopes to clear it up on monday during the council meeting and the residents hope to get lawmakers to join their fight. in morristown, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up, comedian tina fey with a shoutout to philadelphia. >> the native mentions a new scholarship at temple university inspired by her father. he was a military veteran. >> in her new movie, fey plays a war correspondent. >> dedicated the movie to him and my family set up a scholarship in my dad's name at temple weirdly because he was a vet for returning vets who want to study journalism. like a very specific scholarship. >> love her. tina explained more about the scholar

places like morristown and sussex, in the 30s. 56 in poughkeepsie now. closing in on 60 in long branch. we can see the clouds high and mid level cloud. still allowing for dim sunshine. could be a couple of sprinkles in southern new jersey if you're headed in that direction. that shower threat doesn't get in until the evening hours. mainly south of the city at first. the day, plan on it being fairly gray. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 this afternoon. another mild one. big changes in the seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that in a little bit. we begin with that breaking news out of brooklyn. four people have been hurt in a fire at a brownsville church. >> ray villeda live at the scene near rockaway avenue. ray. >> reporter: gus and pat, the good news is that no one was seriously hurt. as a result of this fire, a fire which you can see caused serious damage to this building here on the corner of rockaway and prospect. take a look right now what it looks like. investigators and the fire marshal are here on the scene trying to figure out what ca

staten island 46. 55 morristown. the suburbs in the 40s. poughkeepsie at 50 on the east end of westhampton. also at 50 degrees. the skies are cloudy. visibility, depends where you are. down to a half mile in white plains. it's back up morristown back to a mile. a mile and 3/4 in farmingdale. not dealing in terms of too much of fog. future tracker shows that first push of showers gg goes to the north of the city by 8:00 a.m. glancing the city at that point. the steadier stuff into connecticut. that's anywhere from 11:00 until 1:00 in the afternoon. it will sweep east. could be a gusty shower. then the skies will partially clear. clears out overnight. but it turns colder. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, bright and sunny. back to the 50s in the afternoon. easter sunday, we mix in a few clouds. temperatures generally in the 50s which is we are we're supposed to be. maybe into 70 across inland new jersey and central new jersey as well. out across long island, a bit cooler. 60s and 50s on the east end. the shower threat up until early afternoon. 39 t

morristown -- you're down to 39 degrees. the skies cleared out. the temperatures a little -- you reveals more clouds to the west. they'll take over again today. eventually the showers across the midwest, they get in here overnight tonight. during the day today, no rain to worry about. brilliant sunshine in the afternoon. dim sunshine. 66 at noon. the high this afternoon of 72 degrees as the winds start to increase a bit. it's 5:00 a.m., straight up. let's get over to emily west. >> it's going to be a slow go on the cross bronx. between the bronx river parkway and the sheridan, you can see delays continue in toward third avenue. roadwork on the lower level of the george has wrapped up as well. lincoln tunnel construction getting in there around tonnelle avenue. some delays. the new jersey turnpike, it's moving along pretty nice near newark airport. we'll have more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> thanks, emily, very much. we have a brand new look at a man that police say is armed and dangerous and robbing elderly

visibilities down to.8 miles in morristown. areas north and west of the city have patchy fog to contend with this morning. here's the day planner. temperatures rising quickly, though, 64 by noontime and when we see the sunshine by later this afternoon, look at temperature skyrocket, up to 67 by 4:00. some areas could push the 70- degree mark later today. here's heather with a look at the commute. >>> problems with the "n" and "r" train. signal problems at elmhurst avenue, expect delays there. here's a look at the new jersey truck lanes, car lanes moving fine, but going farther north in your truck lanes, the ramp to exit 14 has an overturned vehicle. then as you travel onto 78 going eastbound, you have the new jersey turnpike, both ways, those exit ramps to exit 14a, which is the exit to 440, closed down. that's another accident that's being cleared. new jersey transit, long island rail road, doing just fine. long island rail road has extra service out of penn station this afternoon to get you home for the holiday weekend. over

it's 41 degrees in sussex right now and 43 in morristown. those are two locations where we could pop into t mid tf up 50s this afternoon. 60soon monday. we'll talk about the showers that come with that forecast as well in the seven-day. nat and gus, back to you. >> erica, thank you. new this morning, we have learned one person is killed in a house fire in queens overni t. >> checkey beckford is there with more. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. a fire official confirming an 88-year-old man was killed in this fire on 87th street. i'll step out of the way so you can see the home behind me. nypd on scene standing guard in front of the home as should say are still inside investigating. more than 60 firefighters in all responded to the emergency around 4:30 this morni near audubon avenue. the fire moved fast but firecaghters were able to extinguish it quickly after arriving. police say the victim's body was found on the first floor of the home with severe burns. now, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. back out here live at the

right now, 35 at summerville, 39 morristown, 48 down the shore toward toms river, we have temperatures in the upper 40s on the island, islip mid 40s at southwest connecticut bridgeport, and put our wind particles on here just to show you that southwest wind increasing we have some clouds around right now. well north of the city early this morning but that will just give way to a mix of sun and clouds as we head into the afternoon hours as indicated on the futurecast still maybe more clouds off to the north and sunny skies are from the city and points south and west and that will help temperatures rise well into the upper 60s to around 70, heading into the day tomorrow, we start off right around 50 degrees and then in the afternoon check this out because of that back door cold front, sinking in from the north and east only 49 by 5:00 p.m. thursday, near 60 in the city, well into the 60s south and west of new york city so there's that big temperature range we were talking about. accuweather forecast for today breezy becoming warmer, it's a blend of sun and clouds any spotty shower would

dozen municipalities have filed lawsuits seeking payments from these nonprofit court ruled that morristown medical center was not entitled to an exemption. >>> part of the m line is going to be temporarily shut down for repairs next year. it will affect riders between at the myrtle avenue in bushwick. >> this is the only chain next to any job. >> it' going to be hard. i might have to take some buses, which is going to cut into my time before i go to work. >> the work on the m. is expected to be finished before the l train shuts down in 2018. >>> a scare in the air when lightning strikes. >>> hear from this stunt during a high school pep rally. whwat he saya went horribly inwrong. >>> answering silly and seemingly harmless quizzes on . >>> 4 investigates is digging deeper into a lightning strike of a plane flying into la guardia airport. the plane was flying to new york from raleigh, north carolina when it was hit. >> just got hit by lightning. >> this is a look at the flight path. you can see the plane circling before approaching la guardia airport. you can see the plane bypass that airpor

i thought they'd be a little warmer by now. 54 in morristown. 53 in sussex. east of the city, a whole different story. 44 in montauk. those two locations, eastern coastal connecticut not getting thanks to this front here which kind of sunk off to the south, and you can actually see on the wind stream lines the wind coming in from the east off the cooler waters in the atlantic ocean. also some moisture with that wind coming in off of the ocean and a deck of low clouds impeding on to the jersey shore, parts of long island. so definitely cloudier along the afternoon. this front has managed to make it all the way down to near 58 degrees there. the really nice weather where the cherry blossoms are going crazy down in washington, d.c. up near savt -- near 70 already in richmond, virginia. middle 50s in the city. if you head directly south, you're going to be stuck in that marine layer. a place like belmar, 51. 40s across much of long island with more cloud cover there. showers come in after midnight morning. mostly but could be a steadier batch of rain that moves t

the potential for heavily local rainfall by late in the day thursday. 31 at morristown. below freezing in the higher elevations toward monticello. 36 atoms river. -- at toms river. you see this system? it is mainly diving off to the southeast. york city later on tonight and tomorrow morning stand the best chance at getting a couple of snowflakes in the air. 27 in toms river. clouds increasing, a few flurries toward dawn. a few flurries to start the day tomorrow and then we clear things out, clouds give way to sunshine. temperatures up closer to normal around 44 in the park. then spring fever tuesday into wednesday. check out this warm big ridge of high pressure building over the east. 70s not too far away, and i think we can push that 70- degree mark. 15 to 30 degrees above average for much of the region. a couple of flurries toward dawn, we are down to 32. maybe a couple of flakes early tomorrow, south of new york city and clouds giving way to sunshine later, up to 44. mainly clear tomorrow night, down to 34 degrees. beginning of our warm up. upper 50s. it is a warmer b

same temperature in morristown and it's 35 in bridgewater and trenton. on storm tracker, nothing heading our way. the skprink ls are dissipating and moving to the east. we will talk about your next chance of rain coming up. the full seven-day forecast. gus,back to you. >> thank you. >>> police trying to find four suspects in another slashing here. police say four men slashed a 19-year-old man in the head, hands, and back. they then ran off. the victim was rushed to the hospital but is expected to survive. if you have any information, please give police a call. >>> a young women went toe-to-toe with a burglar and won. >> this is an impressive story. she walked in on this thief making off with her laptop and some jewelry in her apartment in williamsburg, brooklyn. she told michael george that she was not going to let this guy go without a fight. >> reporter: a would be thief climbed up this fire escape and entered through an unlocked window. but he didn't realize he picked the wrong person to mess with. what would you do if you caught a burglar breaking in

it was a mild day, all the way up to 71 degrees in central park. 72 in morristown. 60 in bridgeport. that water influence helping to more of us are going to see that water affecting our temperatures tomorrow. plus w plus, with this cold front on the way, look at these temperatures back behind the cold front. it's 39 in columbus and 45 in detroit. your future tracker temperatures, a big big drop here, down to 41. when you combine the temperature and the wind in central park by midnight tonight. look at these feels like temperatures. temperature. coming up i'll tell you if we'll rebound by easter sunday. >>> now to the brussels terror attacks and the investigation into the suicide bombers. >> belgian prosecutors say flee people have been detained after counter terrorism raids in brussels. they were arrested in three districts of the capital and possibly linked to the ring >> officials also have identified the second suicide bomber at the airport attack. they say his dna was found at the november paris attack. >>> meantime, a brother and sister who called new york city home will never s

at that cool in west hampton at 38 degrees. 50 and you're also cool at 39 degrees. 39 degrees in morristown and 51 in trenton. let's move along now and take a look at what we're going to see with respect to temperature changes. tomorrow afternoon, 55 degrees. relatively nice. temperatures are consistent until you head to the far north and west where you can see that cool air invading but watch as temperatures are going to be in the 20s. teens as you head to the far north and west and this same scenario is going to be repeated as we head to sunday morning as well. and that's the setup for the precipitation which is going to work in our direction. let's put the map in motion and take a look at sunday into sunday evening. heavy wet snow is likely and throughout the tristate area, but the track is still uncertain. track and timing, in fact, which will determine the impact. track one stays offshore. that means less precipitation. wet and heavy and sloppy and messy, but its impact will be less so than if the track brings it closer to the shore. that could bring us some heavy precipitation and acc

look at those temperatures still, staying at 79 degrees in bridgewater and morristown. 77 in newburgh. this evening we're going to see 67 degrees under partly cloudy skies. still in the mid 60s by 9:00. at 11:00 62 3 degrees. we'll talk about all that and your extended forecast in a few minutes. >>> and you can track the temperatures of course in your neighborhood. just use our nbc 4 new york app. >>> it was a drunk driving case that was far from simple for prosecutors on long island. the victim was a police officer. but in a twist, the driver did not hit the victim, but was convicted anyway. today he received a sentence. andrew siff has a mix of emotions from nassau county. >> reporter: james ryan's mother held a jacket over her face moments after her son was sentenced to at least five years in prison for criminally negligent homicide and manslaughter. ryan had more than seven drinks the night of october 18th, 2012 when he sped home on the long island expressway and caused a chain reaction crash that ended up killing a police officer. >> drunk drivers kill. and they will be held acco

we see a 36 in morristown and 38 in bridgewater. the hudson valley, 40s. there's cloud cover out there too. but thin spots out to the west. we'll see varying amounts of clouds and more clouds building later in the day as the storm

it's 41 in islip and 37 in west hampton. 32 in morristown. this is the first piece of the system that is dampening roadways down in southern ocean county. as we widen the picture, you'll see that it's one part of a two that is going to bring us the snow late tomorrow. so this upper low will dive down and pick up lal bit of moisture from the ocean and then it will deliver some of the snow for us mo reow evenfng. so you'll see that here on erfuture tracker. by midnight of course it's snowing for just about evarne. as b you get up into warwick and monticello, you won't see any snow out of the system whatsoever. it's just for areas in southern w jersey and points north to about new city new york into whit plains. places like wayne new jersey you'll see that snow. 5:00 a.m. monday it's snowing pretty much throughout the entire tristate area. the accumulating snow will be confined to long island though. as we head into this afternoon the system starts to move off and we'll see some clearing. the start times so about 2:00 in the afternoon for southe

as you head away from the water, bridgewater near 70 already. 66 in morristown and low 60s in the hudson valley. this is about 20 degrees above average. today we're going for a high of 68. that's 21 degrees above average. tomorrow, these are the records to beat. are in jeopardy. we should be well into the 70s. you can see the record for tomorrow, 69. i think that's going to be an easy one to beat. thursday may be a little tougher. the record high 74 degrees. some of these records will fall on thursday as well. and then friday, a little bit of a change is coming. we'll explain in the seven-day. 68 for your high in central park today. lots of sunshine. winds generally light out of the south-southeast. and the hamptons, you're not making it to the 60s. barely into the 50s in fact with that ocean influence. near 70 in many inland spots. overnight tonight, mild march night. 52 in the city. a comfy night ahead. maybe you don't need the heat for a change. seven-day forecast shows this goes on for days, guys. next two days, back to the mid-70s. couple showers move in friday morning along with co

near 60 right now in morristown and bridgewater. we see some 60s around cleveland and 70s around louisville. we'll also get some rain showers but not until late thursday night-early friday morning with the next system coming our way. it stays dry for the next 24 hours. and this mess or at least part of it that's producing thunderstorms and severe weather and possibly tornados over parts of louisiana, arkansas and texas heads east in our direction for friday. 40s through the rest of this evening. tomorrow morning around k 8:00 we've got 40s and 50s. by 2:00 we're approaching and going beyond 70 in some of the inland areas. the rain doesn't really come in until friday morning. it's going to come in two stages. morning rain, then we get a little bit of clearing and the temperatures soar again. and then the last part of the system comes friday evening during the evening commute with a few more showers. that's the last warm day for a while. we're really going to cool down here over the weekend. 60 on saturday but even colder with maybe s

. >>> tonight in montgomery county, a vigil was held for 12-year-old sanford harlg in morristown at the site of his family's burned down home. the boy ran back into the house to save his father who he thought was trapped in the flames. he didn't realize his father had jumped out of the window. today harling's mother talked about the fire that claimed the life of her son. she doesn't know who caused the fire and doesn't even have a death certificate. >> i saw the boy every day. i don't see his face. like i used to see his face. there's a void in my heart and there will be for the rest of my life. >> to help offset funeral expenses and pay for housing, this week the family will receive money raised through a gofundme page. >>> tensions are running high in gettysburg this weekend. coming up, we'll explain why park rangers say it was reminiscent of a klu klux klan rally. >>> and also coming up, march madness may not have officially begun, but that's not stopping these teens from getting in on the action for a good cause. details are next. violeta. >> also, we could see light quick snow in t

it's 63 in morristown. around 7:00 showers pushing east of new york city. but then as the actual front moves through around 10:00 and 11:00, some lingering showers will continue. probably not as heavy. by tomorrow morning it is dry. the start of the parade tracking a couple more showers through the afternoon. not as intense as today. light showers a possibility. the seven day forecast, 66 for your high for st. patrick's day. again, minor impacts with a few sprinkles for the parade. otherwise getting set for a significant cooldown through the weekend. >>> a warning about a dietary supplement that could make you very sick. it's a chinese product called those pills contain as much as 200 times the permissible level of lead and mercury. that's enough to cause brain and kidney damage and damage to the nervous and reproductive systems as well. >>> and a big milestone for lower manhattan. the south street seaport opens its first exhibit. >> the exhibit showcasing works of art like these from the 19th century. the pieces depicted the seaport's rise. the museum alon

it's cold across northern new jersey. 32 in morristown, 29 in white plains and right around freezing in islip and farmingdale, long branch at 28. buolt it feels like 20 because of the brisk winds. monticello and out toward the hamptons. tomorrow it's dry. this little disturbance moving slew the great lakes will be here tomorrow night, sunday morning. maybe a few snowflakes, a bit of li t rain in the day. but by the afternoon on sunday the temperatures are up to near average at 46. this will be the coolest part of the weekend on saturday, saturday night and monday we're in the 50s, and then wednesday right around 70. a huge ridge of high pressure settles in across the area and pretty much stays with us ext week. we'll cool down wednesday, thursday, into the 50s, till going to be 10 degrees above arch. so we're not going to see much cold in coming in next week and plenty of sunshine after we get through sunday. the weekend is not bad. a little on the cool side. but boy, next week, there will be a lot of happy people around here. enjoy your weekend. >>> joe, what's coming up in sports?

some of the suburbs a little bit cooler as we check out morristown sitting at the 41- degree mark, 39 up toward monticello, 47 on the island at islip, 48 down the shore at toms river. there are clouds out there route now and actually a couple of scattered showers over sullivan county and that's near a little boundary that's kind of lingering in that area and this cold weather north of that boundary thankfully we're south getting a southwesterly wind and that allows highs to sore well into the 60s even some low 70s in spots so here is your day planner 50 as 8:00 in the morning a mix of sun and clouds 60 by none time west southwest wind coming in 10-20 miles per hour pumping in that warmer air 69 your temperature by 4:00 in the afternoon and some of the the lower 70s during the day today. we're going to send it over to heather right now looking at the commute. heather? >> we'll talk about the cross bronx west at the degan, an accident in addition to the eastbound near jerome avenue an earlier disabled tractor trailer cleared away but you can see we have very heavy delays going westbound

morristown is at 75. newburgh at 77. south facing shores of long island are cool. it's 49 degrees in the hamptons. meanwhile over the inland air's been coming off the land. storm tracker shows high clouds out there moving on. stays dry tonight. the blocking pattern extends from the mid atlantic all the way down past the gulf of mexico. all the stormy weather is over louisiana, texas, arkansas where they're seeing flooding rains. we will get rain but not at least for another 48 hours. tomorrow, more records likely, 74 is a record high likely for tomorrow in central park. we're predicting 76. notice the downward trend of the temperatures. we remain above average for the next several days. the warmest day left, the record temperatures tomorrow. and then we cool down a bit. light rain of thursday night and then clear again for friday. highs in the 60s. sat we spring forward our clocks an hour this weekend. though, still. >> so one hour less of that delightful sunday weather. >> yes. >> can't have everything. i always heard fios was a lot faster. but i thought it'd be a

stays cooler right by the shore because of that ocean influence. 61 in morristown. 49 in white plains. high pressure in control. this is our next weather-maker. this storm has been dousing the south with very heavy rain. all of this moisture will track on towards the north and east towards us throughout the day tomorrow arriving there our e ing ing in our neck of the woods by tomorrow evening. 11:00 tonight, clouding over in some spots but the weather stays quiet. clouds lower. they thicken by 2:00 p.m. but it is still dry. it's not until 6:00 and 7:00 we start to get some showers mainly to the west of town. monday morning the heavier rain arrives just in time for that commute. it is a nasty day. look at the temperature drop tomorrow. 62, still pleasant, above average. monday, raw and rainy. get the heavier jackets ready for that day. but we rebound very nicely. a leftover shower on tuesday. and we continue our trend of above average temperatures right up until next weekend. looks like winter may be done i'm probably jinxing us just by saying that. >> love hearing that. love above ave

gusting to 35 miles per hour and morristown, 20 miles per hour in bridgewater, but 33 miles per hour in farmingdale and islip and right now with a gust of 36 miles per hour and you can see the light bands of showers approaching on stormtracker, but more rain on the approach and lines of showers and possibly some thunderstorms here. we're not seeing a whole lot of lightning with this system as it approaches at the moment and there are severe thunderstorm watches and warnings far to the southwest. you can see that advance of the rain and storms here on futuretracker. 11:00 as you're tuning in tonight you'll see the showers moving through. janice will show it to us on the radar as we move through the evening hours and that rain will approach. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. scattered showers with some embedded heavier cells and you're definitely going to want to have the umbrella handy throughout the entire friday morning commute and bands of rain so if you get a break in the action midday friday that doesn't mean we're done with the rain because here we are at 5:00 in the evening on future

cold enough to support the snowflakes, at least accumulating briefly. 34 in farmingdale, 34 3 in morristown. you can see that t snow is and west. some of this is not even reaching the ground. but the white, the bright bands here are the indication of heavier snow making its way towards you, and all of this is approaches. what happens is that down here you see this snow melting before it hits the ground. that's why the radar shows it as rain, but in our area, it is staying as snow. that's why the storm tracker is showing it all as snow. as far as your precipitation type, it really depends on what part of the tri state you live in. in new jersey along the immediate shore line, it will be a rain and snow mix through the nighttime hours, bud you only have to get up into monmouth and middlesex counties when you're looking at a snow/wintry mix scenario. that includes the burr ou oughs and all of long island. once you get north and west of the city, we're not looking at any snow accumulating on those surfaces, whether they're paved, treated or not. the closer you get to this line with the pink, th

couple of flakes early and clouds gradually giving way to sunshine later on in the afternoon. 45 morristown, close to normal for this time of the year. 43 in white plains. but the big story, weatherwise, is the spring fever setting in for tuesday and wednesday as temperatures get up in the 60s and eventually approach the 70- degree mark by the middle part of the week. accu-weather forecast, increasing clouds, a couple of flakes early tomorrow, especially south and west of new york city. clouds giving way to sunshine later in the day. mainly clear tomorrow night down to 34. >>> we begin the warm up on monday. mild but breezy, the high up to 57. a warmer blend of sun and clouds tuesday. then on wednesday warm, downright pleasant out there, 70 would actually beat the record of 69 set back in 2000. as we head into thursday, there are model differences if it is a slower front it is warmer and drier than we are depicting and periods of rain especially late in the day. right now going for 61, we clear out next friday 54, 60 by saturday but by then maybe rain coming back into the picture by the ear

over toward toms river new jersey, 57 degrees in the park. 58 in morristown. middle and upper 50s down the shore. we up the ante, with spring fever. approaching and exceeding 70 in spots wednesday and thursday. accu-weather forecast tonight, mainly that is warmer tomorrow under mainly sunny skies. down to 45, check this out. even warmer on tuesday with an exclamation point. 65 degrees, very warm on wednesday, if we get up to 70 that would beat the record of 69 setback in the year 2000. thursday still warm out there. for good measure, clouds and sun, maybe a stray shower around. the record that day 74 set back in 2006. so that record probably a little more difficult to reach but close, nonetheless. rain thursday night, friday we cool things out if a time. cooler 58 degrees, it does turn a bit unsettled maybe showers by later saturday into sunday but temperatures up around 60. >> governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i sa

a thief got away with silver coins after a daytime break-in in morristown, someone broke into a homeon east oak avenue between 9:30 and 4. the back door was forced open, silver, silver coins and jewelry were all taken. >>> in less than an hour a new captain takes over the reins as the next district fire chief in washington township. tonight patrick dullgos will be sworn in. he is a long time veteran, spent 32 years with the washington township fire district. >>> no drilling off the coast of the jersey shore in delaware. president obama's administration removed the atlantic ocean to allow for oil and gas exploration. new jersey and delaware lawmakers said the threat of an oil spill could cripple the coast environment and economy. >> a three-month investigation ended with a child pornography bust. detectives arrested phillip drumheller at his home in reading. their investigation started in december with a search of his home. we're told they found more than 150 images of child pornography on his hard drive. >>> next on nbc 10, news at 6, philadelphia neighbors get ready, another buildin

it's 70 in morristown. in farmingdale, 69 degrees. it's not until you get out really over the open water that you drop the temperatures into the 50s. on storm tracker we are dry right now. just a couple sprinkles to the this front wants to wobble a little bit. so we could get some cooler air behind it tomorrow. then the cold front approaches. we're not going to see the blizzard conditions that they have out in denver and wisconsin right now. this is what we can expect as that front makes its approach. we're going to see temperatures on the mild side. tonight our low temperature is the same as our average high temperature. that onshore flow depends on where you are as far as the temperatures how high it's going to get. 70s as you go farther inland. then heading into the holiday weekend, good friday will feature some thunderstorms as the cold front makes its approach. high temperatures getting back into the 60s. let's time out the arrival of some of those showers and storms for you on good friday. heading toward lunchtime is when things

it's 37 in monticello. 45 in morristown. that's whywcal have just rain on the radar right now. system as i widen out the cture, you'l see the second part which is right now all the way in the great plains. 's going to dive to the south. it will not hook up with this pocket of energy. we could see just a sprinkle or flurry from that first part of the system. but it looks like the main event will be in the afternoon and evening on sunday. and here we are in future tracker starting to see an additional amount of precip by about dinnertime on sunday. that's when you can look for accumulating snow to start moving in. midnight on monday morning, early monday morning, that's when we're going to start to see the accumulations on the grassy surfaces, possibly briefly coating the roads and making them slick. you'll want to allow extra travel time on early monday morning during that commute. but it pushes away by the end of the monday morning rush. there's some good news for you. another look at those snowfall totals. just a coating to

the city gusts to 25 miles per hour or 24 i should say in white plains. 18 in west hampton. 16 in morristown and that's going to knock a couple of the degrees off as far as the way it feels when you walk outside. sky conditions are really night. today's highs up to 50 degrees in the area. but we were pretty close to 50 right along the island, but you'll wake up tomorrow morning and it's going to feel like it's 27 degrees in the city. in the teens in monticello and into the 20s across long island tonight down to 34. clear and cold. it feels like winter. as you wake up tomorrow morning chilly start. jacket in the morning. sunglasses all day. tomorrow it looks like we'll get up to 55 degrees and your 7-day forecast looks like this, everyone. just wait till wednesday. we're going to love it. thursday, could get warmer. we've got to wait to see how the winds take shape on thursday. 60s inland right now. we'll call for 56 in the city and thunder showers a possibility on friday. easter sunday looks dry. that's a quick look at your forecast. >> look forward to wednesday. >>> bruce, what's coming up

morristown, 34. the city around 50. down the shore milder, out east, a range in temperature. the further barrens, the temperatures drop down to the 20s a little spritz here and there in the western suburbs this morning, i don't even think that happens. clouds mixed with sun today. 50 right now, going up to 60 for noon. forecasting a mild high of 66. only the beginning. better days ahead. we'll talk about that in a bit. the commute s it still good? >> the gowanus looks like it is moving along well. also at the goethals bridge, that traffic hold has been lifted. it is reopened. road work on the bqe westbound, between cadman and atlantic avenue. the gowanus looks nice.

numbers around the area, 39 in middletown, morristown, low 40s for the jersey shore noted to the east it is still in the mid-40s expand the view look at the cold air up state, we're going to tap into some of that tonight and these numbers compared to yesterday it is a lot colder off to the west look at that pittsburgh look at the drop from day to day so when you do the math the wind chill in the city is 33. wind chill in albany, 13 degrees wind chill in buffalo is just 9. 55 the high for the books that was at midnight, 45, below that already. 72, your records sunsets at 5:00, 49. sunsetting on meteorological winter, the average temperature is 5.9 above normal that means it is the second warmest one on record. but not today. and cold, some snow off to the west, that's really not the feature you have to look even further to the west here is what it means your day today dry, windy, cold, thursday is cold, clouds will thicken by early friday morning that's when you see evidence of a little built of snow. now the models are hinting that it takes its time so yes, it's through the morning co

here's route 38 around nixon drive in morristown, new jersey. intersection pretty much empty.ys are drive. that's a good thing. we'll touch on septa quickly. airport train number 403 is running with 11-minute delays. check before you go. sometimes there's a snow ball effect there. patco, d.a.r.t., new jersey transit and amtrak are running on time or close to schedule. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen.ç >> well, good morning. we are seeing another round of fog this morning, except it is thicker than it was yesterday morning in some areas. the morning dense fog will stay in the forecast until the sun comes up. as we go into the afternoon, another rain chance. really for the rest of the week, these will be afternoon rain chances. for your weekend, yes, it is the official start to spring. it is going to feel like winter and we have some potential snow in the forecast, too. i'll show you that. right now off to our west, a dense fog advisory. locally we have the patchy dense fog. take a look at reading pottstown, a quarter-mile visibility. t

at the freezing mark in poughkeepsie, 30 montauk, 27 monticello, 30 from sussex down to morristown, up by three in bridgewater and trenton and 34 long branch. all right. if you factor in the winds it's what we're talking about. it's in the teens in monticello, feeling like it's 26 degrees in the city, feeling like it's just montauk. now this is where we should be this time of the year at 45 degrees. today 38 and it feels like is not reflected in that number. the storm track for the snow, trending to the south and east, the good news for us. at all. dry through this evening and we see flurries overnight into the morning where we could see a coating on the roads. the dangerous side. watch that. but the change in the forecast which we're now putting in, is a coating or less of accumulation throughout the entire viewing area. so that is a change which we've just put in the forecast right before this noon time hour. so, future temps and radar, well, we stay in the 30s as we head through the evening hours. the clouds come in. the snow begins to approach. overnight and before too long, by tom

solduderto souderton, morristown, upper 50s to 60 degrees.g the coast, things will be cooler for ventnor city, 52, 56 in rehoboth. smyrna, 60 degrees. 61 in philadelphia and mostly sunny skies for wilmington and woodstown. a look at the weekend forecast when i'm bi>zhz in ten minutes. lauren? >> thanks, bill. >>> 60s and 70s, boy, we'll get spoiled. let's take a look at traffic. katy zachry has her eye on that. >> if you're headed out to work early at this hour, you're doing pretty well. this is a live look behind me of the vine street expressway right at broad street. traffic is moving along just fine on this stretch. if you're headed east on the vine into new jersey, this is a live look in camden, 76 and market streets. no issues in either direction. traffic is running smoothly. taking a look at your 42 freeway, drive times, route 55, up to the walt whitman bridge, southbound between the walt and route 55, that will only take you five minutes. lauren, back to you. >>> thanks, katy. still to come on "nbc 10 news today," philadelphia lawmaker

wind gusts across the area, anywhere from 30 to 44 miles per hour in morristown. the wind advisory will go all the way through the day tomorrow and the winds will begin to back off. winds are cranking up this evening. watch out for the cross winds on the bridges and overpasses. gusts at 50 miles per hour can take down tree limbs. so could have some damage across the area, even isolated power outages and the wind finally backs off tomorrow evening. this wind is bringing in colder air. we'll have a look ahead to the beginning of april which could be chilly as well. >> we hear that wind whipping out there. thank you. >>> we turn to the attacks on the elderly. police tonight are desperately suspect who they say is preying on the elderly. the suspect left his latest victim, an 84-year-old woman, you can see her right there. a bruised face and broken nose. investigators say the same man has been linked to four other attacks in queens and brooklyn. cefaan kim in the kensington section of brooklyn with the latest on the investigation. >> this is the worst kind, the kind t

here's morristown, new jersey. no problems or backups in the area.we have construction in new jersey to watch out for. this is ongoing. it does seem to cause quite a problem in the morning commute. if you head through route 07 between 295 and west gate drive, stuck in that later. we do have lanes off for that construction, scheduled until march 27th. only a few more days of that. we'll keep you updated there. vai. >>> a packed schedule for college basketball fans or even alums of villanova, temple and st. joe's, all three schools are playing today in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us in center city. matt is an alum of la salle who has a big basketball history but alas is not in the tournament. had to throw that dig in, sorry, matt. >> how's byu doing, vai? i guess not. on a lighter note, someone tweeted me asking because i'm wearing a blue tie, i'm supporting villanova? no, that's not the case. i'm supporting all teams. this is for la salle, hopefully they'll do better next year. the owls play iowa this aftern

morristown at the freezing mark. most of the island down the shore in the 40s this morning. there's low clouds indicated by future tracker across coastal connecticut. areas of fog. that will burn on off. you can see gradually going through the morning. by noon, maybe still lingering in spots offshore. that's why these areas may have 50s. looking at 70s with a southwest sunshine. the evening hours, generally clear. on in. during the day tomorrow, clouds move in north. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, a couple of light showers, city. that will change going towards the overnight hours. pushing on through. that's probably in most cases after midnight. before midnight. just a stray shower and better chance for showers after that. cooler coast. that's what we're{ emphasizing. inland spots, this is the big i can tur. 74 to 78 the average temperature. only in the 50s most of long island. south facing shorelines, connecticut, even the immediate coastal areas, you may get to 70s or so. knocked down to the 50s and 60s. friday, more of an on shore breeze. mild at 63 degrees. a couple of leftove

we have a couple cool spots in west hampton. 47 degrees in morristown. 48 degrees in long branch. all right. records to beat tomorrow. well, we're resting at about 69 in central park. i think we're going to go well past that through the day. 60 in bridgeport. 67 what the record is at jfk. laguardia in the mid 70s. newark at 74. and islip at 64. a harder time getting those numbers up as you head to the island because of that on shore breeze and cooler water temperatures. as we head into thursday, the numbers are higher. most of these records dating back to this day in 2006. but i think some of these will now let's look ahead. showers potentially as we head to friday but then as we head into the weekend most of the rain stays at bay to the south and west. temperatures drop a little bit. nice weather through most of the weekend i think. i think we're going to be in good shape. temperatures drop to 38 in eastchester. garden city at 44 degrees. a mild night. winds out of the southwest 5 miles per hour. as we head into the rest of the area, temperatures a little cooler to the north and