we saw it yesterday all over the philadelphia skyline. >> yes. ntown might see a little white this morning. there are snow showers in the area. come tomorrow morning at this time you'll likely see snow falling in south philadelphia. right now, nice and dry on the roadways. temperatures in the 20s. cold surface. cold enough for snow. the only area might be a few snowflakes this morning. that's where we're tracking them allentown, berks county and lehigh valley and into the pocono mountains. the rest of the area will stay dry, even though we see clouds this morning, we break for sunshine. still a pretty good warmup with not a lot of wind during the day. the clouds are over trenton and philadelphia and wilmington. a little light snow, a glancing system to the northwest. the pocono mountains will get a little bit of white snow today, but a better chance of snow accumulating through tomorrow. much of the area will start with snow. not this snow, no, it's from the system that's well to our best and to our south. you can see the snow moving into kansas a

this is the philadelphia skyline where you can see a bit. this is the wilmington skyline. they have fog, we have drizzle, and near rohoboth beach it is foggy. young form conditions across the area. steady rain moved out, we don't have anything heavy, just tiny drizzle drops that the radar can't detect because they're so tiny. it is coming through the night and this stuff will be heavy as it comes into the area nap is for about 24 hours from now or even longer. 43 in philadelphia, that was the high. we barely got to 40 in allentown. they were 81 a couple days ago. through the night tonight, a little light rain or drizzle, temperatures going up a little bit as the atmosphere warms up. it will not give us sunshine into tomorrow, but it won't be as cold as it is dizzily and targ targeting. >>> you can track conditions in your neighborhood with the hour by hour forecast. interactive radar and alerts into this weekend. >>> students are sending a message. they want lawmakers to know they're taking a stand against gun violence tonight. why the kids are willing to go to washington

this is the philadelphia skyline where you can see a bit. this is the wilmington skyline. they have fog, we have drizzle, and near rohoboth beach it is foggy. young form conditions across the area. steady rain moved out, we don't have anything

this is philadelphia skyline. still the low clouds around. we're going to see record 70s for some. may take until tomorrow in -- from philadelphia northward. much colder on thursday. way colder. and then very wet. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. here is a close-up of those low clouds. you can see through the philadelphia i-95 corridor. you don't see them in delaware or south jersey. we have some breaks in the clouds, north and west. you can almost see exactly where the line is between the rain and snow. rain and snow? the clouds and the sunshine. this just tends to erode during the afternoon. but it's taking its good old time. all of the big moisture's still way to the west and that's headed right up into canada. so that's not the issue. the issue is just the low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50s. despite a southwest wind and where it's calm and snow on the ground, not getting anywhere near the 70s. struggling out of the 50s today. a huge contrast from north to south. and in delaware, there's going to be contrast across the state. it's 54 in greenville, limestone road. and

taking a live look that philadelphia skyline. rainy. meteorologist bill henley has your first alert forecast in just a couple of minutes. >>> amtrak's top executive says the railroad is considering suspending service on tracks that do not have updated safety systems by the end of the year. pamela, what would this deadline mean? >> reporter: well, it comes down to this. amtrak is willing to take a stance. they are willing to cause a disruption to its service if it means pushing for safety across the industry. amtrak's ceo and president richard anderson told the house subcommittee it will stop running trains on tracks owned by third parties like new jersey transit until safety measures like positive train control are put in place. it comes after two amtrak trains were involved in fatal crashes within the past two months on third party lines. railroads across the country were given a deadline of december 31st by congress to get trains and rails equipped with positive train control, the technology that can prevent an accident before it occu

let's take you live sky 6hd overlooking the philadelphia skyline proudly decked in green as the city gets behind our eagles. >> first chris sowers with the super bowl accuweather forecast. a lot of rain today. people better have their umbrellas handy. >> periods of rain, some of it heavy at times. yesterday afternoon the computer modeling came in and it pushed the moisture in a little earlier than what we saw yesterday and it also has a little colder air in place than what we were looking at yesterday. a winter weather advisory for some far western counts. life stuff, just flurries at the moment but there's another band to the west that will get into our far western counties probably within the next hour or so. so because the moisture has arrived a little bit earlier than anticipated, again temperatures are colder, it's going to fall in the form of snow, it will get over to rain by late morning. it could be snowing light to moderately in these areas here. a minor accumulation is possible, a coating to an inch in these far western counties. you can see the temperatures are down well b

. >> the action cam tonight, taking a look at philadelphia center city skyline on this damp, dreary friday night. sky 6, another advantage point.. the top of the hour, 1.7. if you look at the atlantic city airport, trenton, allentown and the poa poconos, visibility dow. use low beams. the high beams make it harder to see. this is a tip you have to use much of the weekend. temperaturtemperaturewise, we a. the high 43. now 44. the poconos, 43-degrees. cape may 42. wilmington, 44 with wind out of the southwest. it's not going to be a cold weekend. temperatures in the 50s, 60 sunday. it's damp for part of the weekend. satellite and radar showing a void over the ohio valley moving in overnight. another low pressure bringing heavy rain, steady rain saturday night into sunday morning. tomorrow morning at 9:00, lots of clouds and scattered showers. 3:00, the steadier rain moving in from the west. it's wet saturday night. sunday morning the heaviest rain moving in at 8:00. this line is sweeping through. it moves through quickly by 4:00, brightening in the skies. lehigh valley, poconos in the 40s. p

this is a live look right now at the skyline in philadelphia. we saw temperatures in the 70s today. 71 right now. >> atlantic city got up to 73 degree this is afternoon. krystal klei is joining us outside our studios here. pleasant evening to spend some time out there on the patio. >> it's the perfect evening to have plans outside. i'm planning on walking and grabbing dinner somewhere after work because it's winter and we're looking like ving. at least for a couple days. let's talk about the temperatures out there right now. still a pretty good range of areas in mount pocono ask reading to mid-70s in northeast philadelphia. 72 at the atlantic city airport location. look at the marina. a big difference there. 52 degrees up against the shoreline. where you have some of the ocean air brushing up. but it's the south flow that's really pressed in that warm air and look at all of these records that we have set that broke the previous record. many locations was when they hit the records. so pretty impressive. we're doing it again tomorrow. tammie souza

you can almost see the entire skyline of center city philadelphia. the low clouds lifting up.ng to an end and drier air slowly building in. our temperature right now 46 degrees. winds out of the east at around 7 miles per hour. still have wind chill impact feeling like 42 degrees. had temperature grading across the area today chilly in the poconos a high at 39 degrees. we're in the upper 40s in philadelphia. but across portions of delaware, high temperatures topped in the middle 50's today and right now temperatures hanging out generally in the fours for most of us. we're at 46 degrees in allento allentown. 46 in reading. 48 degrees right now in wildwood with those winds out of the north driving in this drier air but we still do plentiful moisture at the surface because of that we have reduced visibles because of fog in the poconos down to bound 1 mile. fog being reported in reading, philadelphia, wildwood, wilmington and overnight tonight still seeing areas of fog especially in the higher elevations up towards the lehigh valley and poconos with reduced visibilities cloudy con

skyline. filtered sunshine temperatures 61 if philadelphia and now the clouds are building and ray postd thishoto from his drone showing the building clouds ahead a cold front that brings us rain and then some much needed cooler air. and now it's mild and philadelphia 58 degrees and allentown 60 and reading 62 reading reach aid high of 69 today and the atlantic city airport in pomona 59 degrees. and ahead in the morning of a cold front and this time tomorrow night temperatures drop down into the 40s and overnight into saturday morning. temperatures dropping well down into the 20s as the cold air moves in. satellite and radar shows the clouds are in place right now and this area of precipitation moving into central pennsylvania. this is ahead of the cold front bringing us a soaking tonight. a wave of low pressure develop as long it and that wave is just beginning to gather moisture moving out of mexico and that is the system that brings us snow and rain on saturday night. so tonight no snow just rain. future tracker 6 showing at 8:00 a healthy batch of rain if areas philadelphia to the west an

live hd from the temple university camera looking at the skyline, showers don't through the rest of the night. despite the moisture, 46 in philadelphiadewpoint temperature and air temperature are close in number, there is a lot of low-level air over head. it's 45 in trenton, 44 allentown, 46 lancaster, dover and millville numbers in the upper 40s. beach haven, 48-degrees. five straight weekends with rain or snow across the delaware and lehigh valley. late tonight and tomorrow morning, tracking an inch to inch and a half of rain. satelli, this is the moisture we are tracking moving through washington d.c. d.c. as we teak. a bit of moisture coming out of the ohio valley and western pennsylvania heading our way as well. the rest of tonight, light rain and drizzle, down to 39 in the suburbs and 44 philadelphia for the overnight low. future tracker 6, by 4:00 in the morning, poblght pockets of hean in the i-95 metro area. the heaviest by 8:00, skirting north of the city. reading, allentown and the poconos finding wet weather there. 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, clouds are breaking. clouds start to thin out, brighter skies by the tail end of th

skyline bleeds eagles green. technology, and for only the second time in his 87 year history, so do the light atop of historic philadelphiaed all of the neon tubes out of the channels, and replaced it with the led drivers. >> that conversion happened in 2016 to the tune of $250,000. psfs decked out in green could now be seen 20 miles away, historic building now home to the lowe's hotel, and hotel's managing director says the decision to change from red to green was an easy one. >> the vie ambulance i of the city right now, everyone feeling great about the eagles we want to support the city. >> when the eagles win, we'll definitely keep this sign green for few more days, then we will convert back to the original red. >> and not a moment too soon. there it is, the lights psft shining brightly in eagles green this morning. and of course, as you mentioned, rahel, jim, so are we, not taking off the green until sunday and i have a good feeling about this one through next week, as well. reporting live on top of the art museum steps this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks so much,

skyline. it never gets old. seeing all that green in celebration of our philadelphia eagles, our super bowl champs. >>> from oury news room, a pse&g truck fell victim the burglars. surveillance from january 20 shows the suspects taking tools from the vehicle in pennsauken. it was sitting in a fenced in lot on the 1400 block of river road. it's unclear how much of the crime will cost the utility company. >> the flu epidemic has forced the closure of an entire school district in north jersey. branchburg township schools in somerset county shut down yesterday. the superintendent says the real problem is not with the school itself, it is with the school buses. a number of bus drivers have come down with the flu. the district hopes to reopen today. >> it's 5:57. and philadelphia is throwing a giant party for the eagles and we're all invited. up next, we're live with what you need to know about thursday's championship parade. >> if you are afraid to look at the losses in your 401k you're not alone. we'll break down what the stock market loss means for your money next. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading

evening, bruce newman captured this shot of the skyline glowing in eagle green and behind it orange and yellow of the sun set. plenty of cold air, philadelphian, 16. trenton 18, cape may, 23. wilmington, 19. the winds have diminished since earlier today. nine in philadelphia, five in trenton, three in reading, and fyfffive in lancaster. a front moved through bringing rain and snow. there's cloud cover to the west moving in through the day tomorrow. tomorrow, the temperature around the freezing point. if it's a cool day but the focus is sunday. around lunchtime clouds are here, showers developing west of philadelphia with snow showers to the northwest. for philadelphia, it's a rain event raining heavily by 4:30, snow across the poconos and moving out quickly. by 9:30 as the game is ending, rain is ending as well and temperatures in the 40s. expected snow fall totals before the rain, philadelphia, south jersey, delaware a flake or two, generally a rain event. the far north suburbs a coating to an inch before the rain warrens iwashes it away. poconos, one to four inches before mixing sunday evening. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast,

skyline lit up in eagle green, getting ready for the game tomorrow. the weather center, kickoff at 6:30 in minneapolis. 43 in philadelphia.wetacross the area, soaker over head, temperature of 42. here in philadelphia, 40. the rain exits about 9:30 or 10:00 tomorrow night. right now, chilly. nine in the poconos, 21 in trenton, reading, 23. same in lancaster. we have an area of low pressure moving offshore and off to the west. we have snow where it's cold enough to produce that in the great lakes. we tap into a southeasterly wind, mild enough to produce mostly rain across the region. not as cold with a cloud cover over. 25 in the bushes and 27 in philadelphia for the overnight low. noon tomorrow, rain in the city along the i-95 metro area. 6:30 when the game is on, we have rain across the lehigh valley, exiting by 9:30 or 10:00. you can see the moisture out of reading into the i-95 metro area. >> for the poconos, 2-4-inches of snow likely, then a mix, then rain. i-95 areas south to east switching to a soaking into tomorrow evening. mild tomorrow with a soaking on the way. monday, a high of 35, turning cloudy tuesday at 43 f

skyline. we have lots of clouds around and they hang on tough through the rest of the afternoon. it's chilly if philadelphia. 34 degrees and 20 up in the poconos. and 37 down in dover, in the coast in atlantic city 36 and upper 30s in millville. here is satellite 6 along with action radar lots of clouds around and ridge of high pressure is losing its grip and moving offshore. making way north. you see the snow stretched out across the great lakes and chicago and some spots find a foot of snow as the moisture works its way to the north and east. as that does we tap into a southwesterly wind flow so milder tomorrow. here is the setup. high pressure is starting to move offshore and chilly and mostly cloudy skies and high temperature of 39 and tracking the area of low pressure with the warm front to the north and flurries are likely to the north later this afternoon. the area of low pressure stalls out and allows warmer air to move on through. the high temperature not bad at 51 and afternoon and evening rain is likely as we get into our saturday with another wave of energy looking to be wet over the weekend. he

philadelphia on spring garden street. and visibility is reduced right now. we'll switch it over and try to show you the skylinee it because of the falling precipitation. temperatures right at 32 degrees. north easterly wind around 6 miles per hour, feeling more like mid 20's at this hour, winter has returned with a vengeance and getting a live look at the neighborhood network snow coming down in broads headsville towards the poconos, the snow settled in and we're seeing accumulations on the order of about three, four inches pushing on five inches, and some places up towards the lehigh valley and poconos stormscan 3 we are packed in right now. with this precipitation down the shore you're seeing a little bit of everything. rain, snow mix, sleet mixing in, times of rain, times of snow, and that will continue likely the next hour, starting to see the rain, snow line pushing slowly north and that's going to be the trend over the next couple of hour, but intensity of that wintery mix has picked up in or around center city philadelphia. seeing more on the way of straight snowfall across south jersey right now, but i

philadelphia, so herecenter parking lot over . and basically, there is your parade route, right on up skyline all lit up in green for the parade today you are getting ready to leave ahead of you, if you are coming in from new jersey, patco, philly only westbound service starting at 6:00. theyo eastbound only, and there is only four select stations that will be trains. no meters today. so it is free parking on the pladelphia. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> i love to hear that, bob, hes not going to be your average commute. >> i don't eve work. i have brother and sister that look in the sit, decided toted e therefore the parade, not going to work. already people tailgatin comingm 69 street, the transportation center. hi,come in, and it is free, our >> reporter: seriously free is the best part. but it is also very calm here. i just ambassador, septa ambassador, everything great, so family, so excited, right? >> rig eagles! >> all right, tell it is, what's your name, where are you from, what's yourere? >> my name is terrell willis. we're originally from moved outo arizona they now live in telford. eagles fans, and we are so excited

sky 6 hd looking at the the center city skyline and we have building clouds and temperatures definitely feeling more like april than february. currently philadelphia 60 degrees and even warmer in allentown, reading and lancaster. 65 at the atlantic city airport and trenton 62. and tomorrow is an up site down kind of day. the warmest in the morning with temperatures near 60 and then a cold front rushes through and what that will do it dry us out and bring much colder air into friday night and that will set the stage for the potential for snow on saturday night. satellite 6 along with action radar showing right now we see a mixture of clouds and sun and out to the west a good soaking rain that is moving in ahead of the potent cold front and future tracker 6 showing you want to take an umbrella. philadelphia areas northern and west. it fills in during the overfight hours and could get steady, heavy rain north of philadelphia around midnight. it's showery and temperatures in the 50s and the front moves through by mid-afternoon. behind it we dry out. it gets windy and temperatures start to drop. by 6:00 dropping down to the 40s and saturday morning dow

skyline, we expect any early cloud cover to break apart quickly. should wind up mostly sunny today. temperatures are the problem, 28 in philadelphiaallentown and trenton. 28 in millville. with the breeze out of the northwest 8 to 13 miles per hour it's enough to give you windchills in the upper teens. that's what the folks are feeling in center city. satellite and radar showing you early cloud cover we're starting to see breaks in the clouds, we expect mostly sunny skies overall today. in the lehigh valley, sunny, brisk and cold, high of 30. windchills probably in the teens and 20s through the day. down the shore better, 38 degrees, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. for the parade it's going to be a cold one, 28 degrees by 9:00. 11:00, 30. we expect mostly sunny skies, the high around 3:00 p.m. 34 degrees as people filter away from the celebration. winds will be running 10 to 20 miles per hour. the windchills will make it feel like the low to mid 20s in the afternoon. of course, in the teens right now. multiple layers, hats and gloves, sunglasses not a bad idea and eagles gear salute. as we look at the overnight low, 24 degrees ove

skyline. temperatures are in the low 40's now to the north and west, allentown, reading, 41, 43 degrees, 47 in philadelphia, the atlantic city airport and dover and cape may 44 degrees but as we press forward into the evening overnight hours early in the morning temperatures do drop pretty quickly here and it does turn chilly. by early in the morning you can see those numbers 27 degrees at 7 o'clock in the morning, freezing by 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, so it is a chilly start to our tuesday but we have the sunshine to deal with which is not a bad thing. as we look at satellite and radar, front pushing offer the coast with all of that rain and we saw anywhere between two to as much as four plus inches of rain between saturday afternoon and early this morning. there is some of those high clouds displaying really nice sun sets at the north and west but even those high clouds will tend to fall apart. so, mostly clear tonight, but turning cold, 19, up towards the lehigh valley, northern parts of bucks county early tomorrow morning, 26 for center city. winds out of the north-northwest between about five and 1

looking at the center city skyline from temple and clouds are building back in overnight as the moisture moves up from the southwest and temperatures on the cool side. philadelphia7 and the high today 38 that is 4 degrees below normal and allentown and trend 35 and atlantic city airport 38. and look at the numbers for the overnight hours, you see that temperatures drop below freezing at midnight and then at 9:00 in philadelphia. they are above freezing, there is a limited time in philadelphia for the frozen precipitation for the snow and sleet and areas farther to the north it take a lot longer before you get the change over. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the system i'm tracking gathering gulf moisture and moves up from the tennessee valley from the morning hours tomorrow and here by day break. future tracker 6 showing by 7:30 in the morning and we have the sleet and rain and some freezing rain in parts of south jersey and delaware. it's a pretty quick hit for the viewing area and by lunch time. and most area we are looking at rain. and blue allentown and north berks that is the zone where we get an extended period of icing. they could get a .10 to

westbound at the center city skyline there's no clouds whatsoever, so they are quickly pushing from the north to the south. right now 51 degrees the air temperature in philadelphia below the air temperature, 27 so that indicates dry air. which those two numbers are farther apart the drier the air that is in place. and that's the case now. winds out of the west-northwest at 9 miles per hour. pressure 30.19. everyone basically in the lower 50's here from northwest, to i-95, couple of upper 40's for millville as well as the extreme shore communities, but the atlantic city airport, dover, both coming in right around that 50-degree mark. as we look at satellite and radar, there you could see the clouds that were hanging tough all day long and it's now just before sunset that we're starting to see those clouds push quickly to the south here as they erode south jersey, southern delaware, the clouds probably will not be out in time for any sort of twilight so you'll have to wait until tomorrow but you'll get that full sun like we are seeing right now in pennsylvania. tonight turning clear, not too chilly as well. 29 in the suburbs, 34 degrees for center city. northwest

skyline. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> you can see some clouds over wilmington, and seeing some of those clouds over philadelphia, too. a live view from center city. scattered clouds. we're actually half an hour away from sunrise. getting up earlier these days. the last day of february starting off with a cool morning but a real taste of spring this afternoon. the temperatures into the low 60s today. we will see more clouds than yesterday. party sunny skies this evening, but it's going to be dry this evening. and rain will hold off until later tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. you'll definitely need your umbrella tomorrow. today, no, you don't even need the heavy coat for most neighborhoods. a little chilly in the live. suburbs, delaware, south jersey seeing temperatures in the upper 30s, low 40s. 41 in florence, and pemberton 130 degrees, it's 39 in shamong and mount laurel is 38 degrees. 38 degrees in allentown, sunshine in quaker town and exten. and sunshine will be climbing and into the 50s by lunchtime and even warmer for the ride home this afternoon. there you can see some of the scattered clouds we saw i

philadelphia on monday. >> call out. >> a lot of call outs, right. >> yeah. a lot of people showing their eagles pride. we had our skyline lit up in green. sport some green. so she's in a little -- look at her ears. >> she's going through the process right now. >> diamond is going green. >> trust the process. >> look at her face. just because i know her well she's so annoyed and so mad right now. she's probably going -- i'm going to pay for this don't you think. >> maybe. >> and like poop and pee in the house. she's going to be so mad. >> july have to match her and die your hair. >> i don't know were to do. if people at home want to do this we'll talk about groomers about save ways for temporary die to make sure that your dogs -- >> she's trying to get away. >> everyone is joining the excitement. >> i know. >> even against their will. [ laughter ] >> all right. scott, we saw snow falling when tom srendenschek last checked n no snow in philly but it's cold. >> it is. we're waking up to temperatures in the teens lauren right now in philadelphia. temperatures in the teens. currently in minneapolis and also they are dealing with light snow s