look the at these cold temperatures, right now temperature is 19 degrees report in the richboro, frank says there is no wind yet but it is definitely coming. just finished shoveling time for a nap. this is beginning of the season, frank, what are you talking about. right now temperature is 22 degrees being reported to the north and west of philadelphia jimmies saying in media not much win, temperature 22 degrees. the snowfall at 2 inches. our eyewitness weather watchers not just reporting the weather but also taking spectacular images. look at body's picture. this is his back deck. the snowy pool area, he says. another gorgeous picture taken by tim down the shore. snow on the beach in atlantic city opposite the boardwalk hall looking south. you don't get to see that, that often. if you would like to be eyes and ears of the weather center out in the field for us, you can become an eyewitness weather watcher. the just go to cbs philly.com/watchers to sign up. it is not that brutal out there because we don't have a big wind just yet but it is coming. they are loving snow at jack frost big

pressure falling indicating an area of low pressure is very close. 31 degrees around newtown area richboro temperature is 31. frank is reporting a mostly cloudy sky, feels like a little snow is on the way and that is true. take a look outside and we will take you to the poconos where we are expecting a higher accumulation of snow and that is where we want it for the the weekend, coat to go an inch in the city and as you move to the north and west through reading, allentown and poconos that is where we are expecting about an inch or two. not any type of big event just another clipper. take a look at the board here. coating through an inch in philadelphia as we get higher, closer to that clipper higher accumulation of snow. this is not much. it has been the story this winter with these clippers in moving through but behind it, much colder air and that may be the bigger store which this system. morning snow showers probably linger temperatures in the 30's but by saturday morning we're talking about frigid conditions with wind and cold highs only in the 20's and wind chill advisory will go in

scan the last of the snow up north is winding down and i got a tweet from a twitter follower in richboro and he has 5 to 8 inches and it's still coming down, it wouldn't be out of the question that someone went up over 4 in this area. but most of the reports from buck county and northern montgomery county were on the line of 3 to 4 inches maybe toward the 4 inch range. there is the wide view the storm is getting past us i have another twitter follower in delaware saying that the sun is coming out. why did we get less snow, a couple of things happened with it, the snow intensified late and i talked about how that might happen it was too far away to give us the expected snowfall amounts, and the track shifted to the east and that didn't help. we got the heavy line of snow and new york and boston got more of it and that was easy to predict and it made it kind of a hard forecast generally we find a coating to an inch and some spots to the west got more, and philadelphia 1 to 4 inch with the lower amounts to the west and higher amounts to the east. a couple of spots in that pink zone may have

look at the 30s from richboro to doylestown. chalfont is 39 degrees and falling. and quakertown is at 37 degrees. these temperatures will come down to just below freezing this morning before sunshine starts to warm us back up. the rain clouds are done. we've got some breaks just a few thin high clouds in the area. but the system we're watching for tomorrow is way to the west. in fact it's moving through montana and into wyoming and idaho. the clouds are going to make some very fast progress. this is a clipper. we don't usually get much snow with a clipper. we won't see a lot tomorrow but it will be accumulating during the day. right now it's montana that has to deal with it. for us today, well we'll deal with sunshine. by tomorrow morning at 8:00 the future rain and snow showed just snow on our doorstep at 8:00 in the morning. then it moves in during the morning hours with accumulation in the pocono mountains, the lehigh valley and philadelphia and even in delaware and south jersey. by noontime there will be snow on the ground. the full seven-day forecast and a lo

frank is finding in richboro, high clouds this morning, no winds, but it is still cold yes, it is coldd over to ocean city, or at last particular city, see what we can find. >> it will stay quiet most of the day today we change thins upgoing through later tonight shall specially overnight during the day tomorrow. sixteen in philadelphia, right now, 16 in trenton, 13 degrees in wilmington, i won't read any more of these numbers you great the idea. it is cold out there. not so much with the wind, though, but the actual temperatures. >> here's what we have to pay attention to, starts monday morning, just after midnight, we will be finding in the areas you see shaded in the purple, this is for the winter weather advisory. now, through the philadelphia area, at this point philadelphia, and our just immediate new jersey suburbs this expires at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. >> subject to change timing wise. know it starts at 1:00 in the morning, when we could be starting to see this wintery mix come in. our future weather, this is looking out into time, we get some clouds, by 10:00 o'clock

he is in richboro right now. we will go further inland here 25 degrees sent from dawn castle who has clear skies. she is knee downingtown at this point. in the so brutal this morning. calm quiet partly because we have no wind out there. that helps matters a along. the lets go across the border here and go down to 29 where alex, sent in 29 as we said in mays landing. he has some cloud. i lets go out to storm scan three and show you wide zoom of our pattern. generally speaking the pattern is very quiet. you have got something going on down here new little system that will move off to the east. it doesn't affect us at all. if you look back here do you see this line with the cloud. that is another frontal boundary sipping our way tomorrow. it does not bring any wet weather but does bring back the breeze. meanwhile i want to jump you all the way to sunday when next big thing happens. we will look ahead to the gfs and european models and expectation thinks mainly a rain maker possibly some snow but it would bring us an

in lower bucks, like in langhorne and richboro. 6 to 10 up in quakertown. there's a storm developing off the east coast. as it moves in this classic pattern and strengthens, the wind increases. the air lifts, causing heavier precipitation. and then it starts coming down to the southwest. look at the darker blues, indicating the heaviest snow. that's around 5 a.m. don't think there's going to be much of a rush tomorrow. but by later in the morning, it's getting whiter. getting lighter. it's starting to break up by early afternoon. so the end of the day tomorrow is going to be quite a bit different than the beginning of the day tomorrow. now, with more details and just what to expect where you live, here's meteorologist sheena parveen. >> we'll go region by region depending on which county you live in. there will be a big range of snowfall totals so you want to pay attention to this part. depending on where you live. if you live areas north and west lehigh valley poconos, chester, montgomery county, here's what it will look like at 10:00. snow showers continu