when a child is referred to orr from dhs, orr has intake specialists that must make a placement determination for each child within the network that is the least restrictive setting and one that is in the best interests of the child. orr will identify any special needs that a child may have and determine the best and most appropriate placement for the child. for example, orr uses transitional foster care to house children under the age of 12, or teens who are pregnant or parenting so that they may receive specialized care and services. when the unaccompanied children's program was transferred from the former u.s. immigration and naturalization service to the department of homeland -- to the department of health and human services oss became bound by the flores versus reno settlement agreement which set forth minimum standards and services that must be provided to all unaccompanied children. orr is tasked with providing the care and custody until a safe and suitable sponsor is found to provide care and physical custody for the child while the child waits for his or her immigration proceedings.

when a child is referred to orr from dhs, orr has intake specialists that must make placement determination for each child within the network that is the least redistributive setting and one in the best interest of the child. orr will identify any special needs the child may have and determine the best and most appropriate placement for the child. for example, orr uses transitional foster care to house children under the age of 12 or teens pregnant or parenting so they may receive specialized care and services. when unaccompanied children's program transferred from former u.s. immigration and naturalization service from department of homeland -- to department of children's services orr came bound by settlement agreement which set forth minimum standards and services that must be provided to all unaccompanied children. orr is tasked with providing custody until a safe and suitable sponsor is found to provide care and physical custody for the child while the child waits for his or her proceedings. while the child is in orr care he or she receives array of services state licensing standards. w

vialonte and to you, sergeant orr. when you read this testimony you can't help but take away from it something like hurt people, hurt people, including themselves. and i was struck by, you know, your testimony, sergeant orr about the fact that there is 18 states that don't have coverage for ptsd and your testimony, dr. vialonte, that we should encourage officers to reach out. and i was wondering whether we want to take a stronger stance. so my father was a judge. he's retired now, and he began his career in the juvenile justice court. and when you're a judge in the juvenile justice court in chicago, you are mandated every six months to have a meeting with a counselor. it's not an option. you have to do it. and i was wondering if you all had some ideas that you could share with us that were more mandatory in terms of taking care of officer health in this context. it's one thing to say that there should be workers' compensation or just encouraging people to reach out. but if you could choose one or two things that you th

vialonte and to you sergeant orr. when you read this testimony, you can't help but take away from it something like hurt people, hurt people including themselves. and i was struck by you know your testimony, sergeant orr, about the fact that there is 18 states that don't have coverage for ptsd and your testimony, dr. vialonte, that we should encourage officers to reach out. i was wondering whether we want to take a stronger stance. so my father was a judge. he's retired now and he began his career in the juvenile justice court. and when you're a judge in the juvenile justice court in chicago, you are mandated every six months to have a meeting with a counselor. it's not an option. you have to do it. and i was wondering if you all had some ideas that you could share with us that were more mandatory in terms of taking care of officer health in this context. it's one thing to say that there should be workmen's compensation or just encouraging people to reach out. but if you could choose one or two things that you thought

we're beginning tonight with meteorologist kathy orr she's live on the sky deck.athy. >> natasha, it is raining snow here on the sky deck. you can see it's accumulating on me already. i measured 3-inches since it all began. we won't need the yard stick but you will need a ruler to measure this one because in many locations we'll end up with three to as much as 6-inches of snow with some locally higher amounts. let's take you back to storm scan3. i want to draw your attention to the south and east. you can see cape may county where you see the pink and green, that is the mixing line moving toward the north. it's going to take some time to get into philadelphia. it will be the 9 o'clock hour perhaps by the time we see a changeover in the city so more snow to come. you see those darker returns of lavender in baltimore and washington, one going through cumberland county right now, that is a heavier band of snow that could snow at a rate of about a half inch to an inch an hour as those bands move through. a winter storm warning has been expanded along the i-95 corridor

meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the cbs-3 sky deck, kathy. >> right now it is just cold out here chris with temperatures in the 20's and 30's across the delaware valley but it business to get even colder. take a look at storm scan three we will take you back in time when the storm moved through earlier this morning with the heavier snow where it was expect, through south jersey and delaware now we're just seeing the cloud. the heaviest accumulations through places like cape may dover, and even in through smyrna. sell byeville the highest at 6 inches. right now, temperatures in the 30's in philadelphia and wilmington. the in the the 20's elsewhere. the coldest temperatures in the poconos at 18. atlantic city mild side, 31 but well below the average of 47. this evening, temperatures will be falling through the 20's with a mostly cloudy sky and we are about to see things change again. bitter even to the month of february, no surprise there, and lane and snow in the forecast, over the weekend and then better news for march. it will be milder, you knew it had to come soon are or later

i'm meteorologist kathy orr. we'll zen it back to you in the studio. >> all right. kathy, thank you. >>> keep your tv right here on cbs3 to get the forecast and the latest road conditions as soon as you wake up. "eyewitness news" this morning gets started at 4:30 a.m. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight a vigil to remember a millersville university student who was found dead in her dorm room. tonight her boyfriend is facing charges of homicide. 18-year-old carli hall of chadds ford was found yesterday morning morning. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at millersville for us tonight. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of students braced the monday night freezing rain to remember 18-year-old carli hall and asked the question why? >> students marched with the school flag just blocks from where police found hall strangled to death early sunday morning. her boyfriend gregorio ostrage is behind bars and the two argued before he killed her. police found her performing cpr on the 1884 old. >> cpr was i believe completely fake and she had been dead for -- for hours probably before

we'll begin with kathy orr in the went center. >> we're seeing the snow moving up from the south. some places not making to the ground just yet because the air is so dry it will eventually take look at storm scan3 these are our winter weather alerts and we do have that winter storm warning in effect for central and south jersey and entire state of delaware until tomorrow at noon where you see the purple that is winter weather advisory for lesser accumulations. note that the poconos and even the lehigh valley not included in that advisory as we're not expecting much snow at all there. possibly an inch. on storm scan three you can see moving up from the south a little bit of a dry slot here. that we hope fills in during the over into the. but you can see the heavier returns where you see that darker purple right now through montgomery county into parts of bucks county and moving up from the south so the heavy snow will be moving in but it's going to be taking some time. as we put this in triple scan mode you can see the heavier snow moving up from the south and overnight that is whe

live from center city philadelphia, i'm meteorologist kathy orr. we'll zen it back to you in the studio. >> just some incredible numbers kathy. thank you so much. >>> the cold is more than just dangerous. it can be deadly. there have been eight deaths reported in the area over the past few weeks. five in moment county, two in lehigh county and one in berks county. officials say it is important to check on those who are most vulnerable during extreme cold weather like this. tonight todd quinones spends the evening with crews trying to keep people warm at home. todd? >> reporter: jessica tonight there are sections of the schuylkill river here that are completely frozen. it's an example of not only how cold it is tonight but these past couple of days. when it gets this cold people to unexpectedly lose heat. it's a ritual that is being repeated and now sped up over and over oil tanks going empty. >> deliveryman kevin thomas says the inside temperatures of homes can drop to 35 degrees in just hours. subfreezing temperatures outside mean people are using

meteorologist kathy orr is tracking what the storm means for us.athy. >> this storm is keeping up the eastern seaboard a lot of cold air in place and national weather service is expanding its advisories take look at storm scan3. you can see the snow heavy snow over the mid atlantic right now through raleigh. it's moving toward virginia and it will be here very soon. as you take a closer look you can see the areas being heavily impacted and as it sneaks towards the north and east and right now the storm is only 260 miles to the south southwest of philadelphia. at that speed it will be here just in time for the morning commute. so here's a look at our headlines. we are looking at some rising accumulations across the region. new information is coming in as we speak. it's a fast-moving storm and it will have a significant impact on the morning rush. now, we are talking about winter weather advisories that have been expanded to the north and to the west to include all of south jersey and the entire state of delaware and right now in delaware sussex coun

we will get out to meteorologist kathy orr live in other old neighborhood in olde city track how long this bitter blast will be around kathy. >> this is the most intense three day part of the winter, we have ever seen, we're talking about saturday sunday and monday and could link inner to tuesday with more snow. but first lets talk about the cold. everyone out here in olde city that we have spoken to is prepared, they know, that this is just a beginning. on storm scan three we are looking at clear skies but look at the temperature, only 22 degrees and wind chills they are already, will get dangerous over the weekend. look at the current numbers in philadelphia our wind chills sits at the 11:00. that is in the city. we are looking at seven in allentown. in the poconos, five below. that is what it feels like right now. this isn't the the worst of it by far. the winter weather advisory will go in effect for the the snow, that is tomorrow afternoon, and that is through sunday morning for philadelphia we're looking at the snow to be moving through, in a band of snow like a squall, in the a

meteorologist justin drabick and kathy orr will have the complete forecast in just couple of minutes. >>> plus many of our "eyewitness news" viewers sent in their favorite photos from did's storm went do appreciate it. here's john in cherry hill had a busy evening of shoveling and now he's waiting for the rain to hopefully ash away all that snow. and look at this eyewitness picture from a inform n in bellmawr. she says when it snows make snow art. >>> well it may not have been a traditional snow day for the kids around the region but they still had lots of fun much these kids in turnersville gloucester county are having just a blast in their snow tube and that looks like a lot of fun. remember we love when you connect with us during winter storms like this. you can help us out by telling your story through your photos and your videos. send your snow photos and videos to us using the hash tag cbs3 storm. we are not the only ones dealing with this winter mess this weekend. parts of the south also getting hammered with snow and ice. take look in virginia drivers had pretty tough time dow

but it is not just dangerous cold that kathy orr is tracking live from olde city kathy?> no, not just the cold, jessica, we're talking about snow. and by tomorrow evening at this time city streets will be cover with it, from heavy burst of snow with the winter weather advisory and then wind gusting to dangerous levels. we will have all that coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> kathy, thanks. then new at 6:00 for very first time we are seeing dash cam video of the moments after a deadly police involved shooting in new jersey, we will have that, plus we will hear the 911 call that led to it all. >> plus huge chunks of marble come down on a center city sidewalk investigative reporter walt hunter goes searching for answers now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> we will begin tonight with dangerous cold freezing temperatures, and, on top of that brutal wind chills have taken over the delaware valley. tonight, we're also talking about a 1/2 winter punch, not only bitter blast but snow, for valentines day. winter is making a bold statement this weekend. good evening i'm ye

meteorologist tracking another storm, that will drop snow on parts of the area the meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck to tell us when the snow will start and where it will fall kathy. >> hard to believe, jessica, such a beautiful day with sunshine. we made it in the 30's but tonight another cold one and it is a southern storm that is going to bring us a little snow, come tomorrow morning and some spots though, a heavier a accumulation. take a look at storm scan three as we track it. the storm right now over deep south bringing snow to mississippi, alabama and georgia, atlanta getting in on some of the snow and this is moving toward the northeast. it will be moving off mid-atlantic coast and place that he is don't usually see snow like the carolinas, virginia, we will see bulk of it. we will be on the northern fringe and, that is why winter weather advisories in effect for south jersey and central and southern delaware for higher accumulations of snow through philadelphia, we will see a light accumulation. so it will be reaching a little bit further north and to the west. our f

no reason you couldn't reach google facebook, am, ebay or other -- amazon ebay or orr content companies. and that, you know, is a worrisome interpretation of the statute. i think a lot of people on the hill thought possibly reversing that was something that would attract the tech community. but if they don't show an interest in it -- >> test talk about the litigation for -- let's talk about the litigation for a second and what seems to be an impending court case involving the draft rules here. >> guest: uh-huh. >> what's your sense for what the litigation risk is here? does the whole thing get thrown out? just a part of it? which parts? >> guest: i don't think -- an honest person can't fully assess that yet because we haven't seen the order. the order is supposedly 332 pages long. every one of those words matters, every one can potentially result in legal error, any one of those provisions cannot be based on a full record of proper notice any one of those things can be an illegal analysis that doesn't pass the standards applied by the courts, so it's hard to say. i will say this: it is

harold orr jr. corizon correctional healthcare one of the things we are going to do is have rn's workiing at the intake of the santa rita facilities in intake. harrison's family says they would give all the money back just to have their dad back with them. i'm jeff bush, live in dublin, kron four news. pam moore>>:sunnyvale police are calling on the public for help in tracking down a late model, white mercedes sedan. they say it was involved in an officer- involved shooting on monday evening. it happened around 6:30 in the evening. at the corner of south wolf road and el camino real. santa clara police had stopped the mercedes, in connection with an auto burglary case, when the driver hit the gas, h eading toward the officer, who then opened fire on the car. the santa clara officer, who was not hurt, has been placed on paid administrative leave. it is not known whether anyone in the mercedes was hurt. the suspect vehicle was last seen speeding away from the scene. northbound on south wolf road. gas

and my final question, something in particular to officer orr you talk about the crisis at sandy hookelementary, and volunteering time to relieve some of those officers. and certainly a great deal of the conversation in ferguson was about the length of the ship and the frequency with which officers have to be out there on the ground. the kind of conflict that created between community and officer, and it currently high stress situation. and so as both an officer who said his experience of related officers in crisis and also as union represented what is your thinking around policies that would dictate on a certain number of hours actually be worked in these i crisis or mass demonstrations situations? and i think to the question that was asked right before mine, sure those policies also extended folks who may be having performance related health struggles, right? right? should to be kind of limited from participating in those kinds of activities? >> that's an interesting point. i think the current model that i've seen in our region is 16 hours is the max you can work. truck drivers on i

orr is the last person in the drug ring to be sentenced. neil scot and timothy brooks, the leaders each had received jail time. >>> senator bob casey is urging pennsylvanians to give vaccinations a shot. casey talked about the importance of immunizations. they outlined steps that could curb measles outbreak. only 86% of kids in kindergarten had the measles shot compared to 97% nationally. >> we have the obligation to do the right thing not only for our own children, but the right thing for the community. >> reporter: he is urging the state health department to look at why pennsylvania's vaccination rate is so low. >> in south jersey a ban on plastic grocery bags, nora muchanic has the details. >> reporter: it is estimated mercer county uses 18 # million plastic -- 183 million plastic bags each year. activists in princeton is bushing for a new ordinance that have businesses charge customers ten sent for every plastic for paper bag to go that goes out of the store. >> bring reusable bags because we want to decrease the waste. >> reporter: pri

. >> next we'll hear from david orr, norwalk police department. >> thank you, sir. good morning and thank you for allowing me to speak to you today about the topic of post traumatic stress disorder as it relates to police officers. perspective of a union leader and front line supervisor from a working class community 45 minute outside of new york city. as a union leader with the american federation of state, county, and municipal employees, afscme i represent and advocate for my membership in collective bargaining labor rights and discipline. however i often find myself performing the duties of a peer council to my colleagues during stressful times in their lives. this includes those stressful times following a critical incident at work where a death has occurred. occasionally these incidents can be so severe that they burn a lasting impression into the minds of the most seasoned veteran cops. i'm talking about real tragedies, the details of which you wouldn't talk about at the dinner table. as cops, we all know that people love to hear stories about what we do. thi

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. >> now at 6:00 stuck in the deep freeze and it will only get colder out there meteorologist kathy orr will have our record low temperatures right around the corner. >> from the tires, to the the battery, what a tough week on cars, and drivers. we will have that story coming up. >>> plus developing right now a healthwatch investigation, "eyewitness news" obtains health department document revealing a super bug out break in philadelphia, health reporter stephanie stahl has important new details every patient need to know. >>> and a truly out of this world experience for a group of local high schoolers, we will tell you how they were able to have conversation was astronauts in space "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> right now at 6:00 dealing with the dangerous cold. we are heading into record low temperatures and territory tonight. it will be so cold out there some schools in the region are already canceling classes for tomorrow. several more districts in delaware are closed tomorrow and more could follow. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm chris may. tonight "eyewitnes

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. >>> will orr was scientisted -- sentenced yesterday, it was called a main line takeover project. the ring's leaders each received jail time. >>> well in the midst of the nationwide measles outbreak senator bob casey is urging pennsylvanians to give vaccinations a shot. casey talked about the importance of immunizations. pennsylvania has the second lowest vaccination rate in the country. only # 6% of kids entering kindergarten had the measles shot compared 95% nationally. >> we have an obligation to do the right thing for our own children and the right thing for the community. >> casey is urging the state health department to look at why pennsylvania's vaccination rate is so low. >>> a new restaurant is opened at caesar's in has. gordon ramsey opened at caesar's palace in las vegas. they seat 250 people and have a private dining area. >>> did you ever have a bowl of cereal for breakfast before you pour milk on top you'll want to see this diet detour before you indulge in the diet trap. >>> who gives you the best bang for your buck, the dealer or an independent shop. >> reporter: l

orr even spoke to as it relates to what officers have to deal with... i have seen a change amount over the years. during my 23 years as a police officer from the old-school you didn't see that but now you do. you see that probably because of social media and more exposures to a bad health can do to you. i think also young officers are more apt to go for psychological help if they need it. again the old-school probably not so much. one of the sad things i have seen in my research into ptsd is that when they look up a mortality studies of police officers, police officers compared to the general population die at a younger age. some 10 years younger on average than those in the general population. so we are seeing greater numbers of death of cardiovascular disease among younger officers which is kind of surprising and kind of shocking. the thing you should understand about stress is it's cumulative as you are continually exposed to trauma day after day and stress day after day eventually is going to wear your system down. some of our research shows for exa

we have live team three weather coverage with meteorologist justin drabick and the kathy orr. we will start with justin live in south philadelphia with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. >> we are catching a break from this dangerous cold but we are getting to that time of the year when the sunnies getting stronger and stronger and you can certainly feel the difference. we have no sunshine right now but the cloud building overhead but it is cold when you factor in the actual air temperature which is taken in the shade. check it out, this is the cbs-3 mobile weather lab where we're at the 30 degrees. enjoy this. we will not see these numbers for a couple days. wind are fairly light coming in at six and a half miles per hour. wind chills values are not too bad. earlier today it kind of felt warm outside. we have had the sun shining brightly here at the the cbs-3 studio and you can shelter yourself the from the wind, you can feel the sun rays going to work on your skin. i did a little experiment, took some temperatures, the actual temperature, in the air, was 30 degrees, and then, als

weather coverage, we will begin with meteorologist sat i orr from the cbs-3 weather center. >> jessica, we have an eye on this storm from the south already snowing in washington and heading toward baltimore and then moves right up that i-95 corridor, toward philadelphia. take a look at storm scan three we will zoom in and show you what we have in store. you can see that snow moving in fairly quickly from the south, and the west and you can see how close it is getting. in extreme southern delaware we are seeing some of that snow building in and you can see dry air to the north trying to fight this snow, takes a little while but it is break go through. if i put this into triple scan mode you can see some of these returns and this is creeping right through parts of the sussex county on its way to kent county and dover. this is going to be moving in our southern zones fairly quickly. when we look at these watches and warnings, we're talking about close to 20 states being impacted by this storm, right now, with warnings and advisories. for south jersey and for delaware we're talking about a

this is what remains of the sumerian princess found in the cemetery of orr. they would piece together the head dress but there are still security concerns. >> more security especially with the things made of gold. there are so many golden things. so still in a safe place we put it near the iraqi museum. >> one of the famous pieces, the golden lyre of or has the golden replica of the ram's head on display. and one of the biggest treasure troves of golden object it's ever escalated. for thou iraqis will be able to see the remnants of a sophisticated civilization thousands of years old at a time when so much of it has been destroyed. jane arraf al jazeera, baghdad. >> united nations' envoy to syria is heading to damascus for a two-day visit. he's trying to get the rebels and the government of bashar al-assad to agree to a truce in aleppo. last week the syrian government indicated willingness to hold bomb batterment bombardments over the city. >>> protesters have gathered in yemen's capitol to show support for president hadi. demonstrators denounce a coup by the

. >> that hole was made by a rocket propelled grenade orr pg. >> jon: oh. became. >> two of our four helicopters were hit. by ground fire including the one i was in. >> no kidding. >> rp g&a k-47s. >> jon: no kidding. so in 2015 as he returned the story to a news format on his show he stuck with the more, we say interesting workshop version. >> the story actually started with a terrible moment a dozen years back during the invasion of iraq when the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit by an rpg. >> jon: see, i see the problem. you have to infotainment confusion syndrome t occurs when the celebrity quartet get their wires crossed with the medulla anchor dala. you see when it happens. see in 2003 he is looking straight in the camera. the med you willa anchor dalla regulating a news story but in 2013 his head is turned, a 45 degree activating the celeb-- known as the brain's applause center. once that engages, there is no going back. you're in full blown anecdote mode. the truth of what a reporter thing is all in the direction their

meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck tracking the timing and where most snow is expect to fall, kathy. >> right new we are seeing cold air filter in the delaware valley. moisture will move in during the early morning hours and this will have a high impact on our morning commute. look at storm scan three you can see the storm through the deep south. a area have of low pressure will move off the coast. heavier snow will be in the carolinas but this storm is creeping northward, toward the delaware valley. so we will watch it move towards us overnight and then the the snow will be in and out in a number of hours, just after the lunch hour snow will be ending. winter weather advisory posted for south jersey and central and southern delaware for highest accumulating snow but not limited to those areas. between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. snow moves from the south to the the north. slow travel. eight to noon the steady snow along philadelphia, and its suburbs. and then afternoon we will see the skies clear out but it will be, quite brisk. coming up we will talk about how much snow will ac

meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with more kathy. >> it is still beautiful out here, christened though night has fallen temperatures very comfortable in the 40's throughout the region. arctic front will remind thaws winter isn't through with us just yet. take a look at our weather graphics and i will show you high for the the the day impressive. wilmington 48. philadelphia a, 47. atlantic city 44. trenton a reading in the lower 40's. wind out of the south/southwest with mild temperatures between the lower 30's and 40's right now we are looking at 30 degrees in the poconos and allentown. thirty-five in reading. they are on the coal side. forty-three in the beginning. wilmington at 43. millville still checking in at 41. look at the mild air to the south. that is what we enjoyed today but cold air is coming, columbus 37. st. louis 26. that is in our future. we are watching this arctic front bringing snow, heading toward williamsport and state college but watch what had happens when this front passes early tomorrow morning. the moisture will be robbed by developing area of low press

meteorologist kathy orr is feeling that wind for herself outside on the cbs-3 skies deck with the big drop in temperatures kathy. >> those temperatures will be falling fast tonight chris. wind will relax overnight but with clear skies it is going to be frigid. we do actually have have a wind advisory, a wind chill advisory ine fact for poconos for those wind chills going well below zero. take a look at storm scan three we have clear skies and that will help these temperature fall current wind sustained in philadelphia at 23 miles an hour. we have 21 miles an hour sustain wind in wilmington, dover, millville and wildwood. that is a cold wind for us. the's are wild. trenton, millville, at plant sick city a and dover. nine below and, as temperatures fall in the 20's and teens. this is what it would feel like. by nine four. in the city by 11:00 p.m. it will only be two. we will talk about what we will make up to on our frigid friday, mild break saturday before our storm moves in sunday w more on that and coming up with new information on the weather center for now we will send it back to

meteorologist kathy orr is tracking dangerous cold, kathy. >> this is just the beginning tomorrow morning waking up in the poconos to wind chills 15 to 25 degrees below zero and even in the northern and western suburbs wind chills will be dangerously cold as well. look at this, between ten and five below and that wind chill advisory continues until noon time tomorrow. this is the the beginning believe it or not it gets even colder, we will get you prepared with the seven day. >>> also ahead here at 6:00 a move that effects thousands of workers a once controversial bill is now law in the city of philadelphia a. >>> while the power ball ticket worth 564 million-dollar was not sold here we do still have a winner check your ticket because someone is one million-dollar richer, "eyewitness news" continues after this paid sick leave becomes law in philadelphia after two vetoes mayor michael nut are sign the bill into law today. this bill provides an hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours of work and ate police to business was at least ten employees. smaller businesses will allow job protecti

the meteorologist kathy orr is on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking the latest for us, wind picking up out there, kathy. >> you noticed a gust of wind just blew through we are talking about a front making its way through the delaware valley, wind kicking up and i can feel the cold change moving in. temperatures around the region have fallen but not too badly so far. take a look at numbers across the delaware valley. right new in philadelphia we are at 29 but wind is making it feel colder. twenty-eight in allentown. nineteen in the poconos. the this is coming our way an arctic front, squall line of snow showers moving through state college and is moving fairly quickly rather. another line moving through baltimore and washington at this point. it will be here rather soon between 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 it will move through the region and midnight be off shore. time line thinks evening once again, we expect snow showers some heavy, coat to go an inch in spots, reduced visibility when these heavier band move through and definite the liz slick spots overnight. that wind behind this front is brutal,

meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the sky deck with that first forecast for you kathy. >> it is a great night to be outside, there is some wind but it is very comfortable. in fact that will not stick throughout the rest of this week. the right now we are dealing with temperatures in the 20's and 30's, and we will go down even further, some of the coldest a air of the season moving in by the end of the the weekend. lets take a look at the what we have here, temperatures on the cool side, philadelphia down to 37. thirty-three in allentown. only 25 in the poconos. average high being 43 for this time of the year. we are close in the city today. philadelphia right now seeing at the the same win at 14 miles an hour, so breezy conditions will continue through the early part of the evening and temperatures will slowly fall with the partly cloudy sky. by 9:00 p.m. 33. by 11:00 o'clock down to 30 which is balmy for this time of the year. coming up we are tracking our next system. quiet for tomorrow but then here we go again with another clipper moving our way. right now over minneapolis and

i'm cbs3 meteorologist kathy orr live from the sky deck reporting on patchy freezing drizzle that willduring the evening and overnight on storm scan3 we have sleet and also looking at some freezing rain moving toward the philadelphia area. to the north and west toward the lehigh valley where you see that lavender color that's actually snow that's heading into northern buck and also northern montgomery much this will continue into the late night hours. temperatures below freezing pretty much everywhere. we'll continue to fall that frozen precipitation will turn over to snow even in the city overnight winter wet advisories posted everywhere until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. here's what we expect tonight. patchy freezing drizzle and sleet changing over to know overnight untreated areas will be icy slippery sidew

meteorologist the kathy orr is live on the sky deck with a look at how brutally cold it will get tonight kathy. >> chris, month of february has been relend less and it will stay that way. we will not make to it our average high of 46 degrees for the rest of the month. so this is going to be one for the record books. the we are seeing mainly clear skies and temperatures that are plunging, right now temperatures are only in the 20's and the teens. on storm scan three you can see a few clouds but they will give way to clearing during the evening hours. philadelphia 23. allentown 14. the poconos four. it feels colder because wind still out of the west at ten to 20 miles an hour. feels like single numbers through most of the region. allentown one below. poconos 14 below. they have a wind advisory, wind chill advisory for tomorrow morning for wind chills as cold as 20 below. wind chill as cold as 15 below but in the suburbs and five to zero below. even down the shore wind chills below zero come tomorrow morning and we are challenging record lows across the region. philadelphia's record is two.

kathy orr is tracking possibility of slippery conditions from the cbs-3 weather center, kathy. >> in the wake of the storm we are talking about severe conditions still on storm scan three we have one vigorous ban of snow through burlington county, ocean county heading down the shore but shamong tabernacle, seeing a ban of heavier snow reducing visibility going toward surf city and ship bottom. cold temperatures next thing to move through. you can see by these colors colder temperatures. we're talking about 20's and teens in our near future and also some whipping wind. winter weather advisory for the entire region for the fast falling temperatures and icy concerns, through the midnight hour. lets talk about these wind. wind gusting to 46 miles an hour in philadelphia. the this is a strong tropical storm strength gust so please be aware of this two hand on the steering wheel this evening. poconos gusting to 40. millville gusting to 39 miles an hour. we have a wind advisory until mid might. you can see with gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour any trash cans, anything outside please secure that

. >> let's do to meteorologist kathy orr who has more on just how low these temperatures will go. kathy. >> jess, already in the 20's going down not teens the skies are clear. there's no wind so these temperatures are going to fall really fast overnight. take lock at the numbers right now. they are cold. philadelphia 20. allentown sitting at eight. poconos the it is zero but come tomorrow morning these numbers will be even colder. teens throughout the delaware valley. 14 in the poconos. 16 in philadelphia. 18 degrees in millville. so as david mentioned with these subfreezing temperatures going down into the teens we're talking about icy areas everything is going to refreeze overnight tonight. on storm scan3 we're in the clear right now but we have snow showers over through the midwest. it doesn't look like anything just yet. but this is an arctic front and it means more snow showers for tomorrow. we'll talk about that plus record cold again and a weekend storm that we have an eye on. i'll have update on that with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> see in you bit, ka

the meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with her first forecast, kathy. >> good news is natasha we will be seeing those wind subsiding and becoming southerly and that will change our forecast completely by tomorrow. temperatures around the region still on the cold side, though take a look at these numbers philadelphia 29, allentown 20. sixteen in the poconos. doesn't take much wind to make it feel colder. feels like ten in allentown. nineteen in atlantic city. only seven right now. we are watching a system over great lakes this is going to stay to the north and bring a little light snow to the poconos come tomorrow morning. for the the rest of us we will watch the wind shift to the south and then by tomorrow morning we will have ten to 15 miles an hour wind from the south warming us up, into the 40's, but watch what happens on thursday. those temperatures will be crashing down, with snow, when we see those northwesterly wind moving in coming up we will talk about the brief break, wrapped warm up for tomorrow. thursday's clipper bringing round of light snow and potenti