so let's bring you outside to our skycam rangers network. beautiful shot here across the bay, looking back toward san francisco. nothing in the way of cloud cover right now. currently, 52 degrees and you can see through tonight heading into san francisco we'll drop down to some colder 40s. we'll begin to see cloud cover starting to move in. that will be the biggest change. we're starting off chilly as you can see. peninsula 40 and for the tri valley a frosty 33 degrees. also close to freezing, 35. san francisco 42 and the east bay a cold start at 38. let's get you a closer look at the cloud cover and by 9:30 in the morning it's mainly increasing from the north bay right down the coastline and then it's more of a partly sunny to mostly cloudy sky by the afternoon. now a slight chance of showers will be close to the coast, but by all indications right now, we're still calling for a dry forecast. it's just the cloud cover we'll have to deal with. so forecast for tomorrow on saturday it's going to stay cool. you might need that light jacket thro

we take you out to "skycam 3", very damp view here. this is from our central parkway library camera, actually, overlooking off in the distance here, 22nd street at pennsylvania avenue. so, yes. there is definitely some activity starting to ramp up here. people getting their day going but damp beginning, and potentially icy start as well. and we will talk about the reason for that in a second. but let me check in quickly with our eyewitness weather watchers who have sent in plenty of report this morning. a cold beginning to the morning certainly. but only about to get colder. let me show you. actually start things off with a couple of pictures here, though, i just love the spirit that our weather watch ers have. this came from eileen. she has flag of the patriots with big x through it, patriots, bad. eagles, good, very, very cute. meantime, some wet, wet weather obviously, so you're need the time to flick the windshield wipers, and extra time to get to your destination. this is just a puddle on the road that ed sent into us from chester

impressive streets still glistening on spring garden, live look at center city philadelphia from "skycam 3", the active rain, the falling rain, has ceased at this time. but we still have some showers around, to add to some of these totals, atlantic city over two and a half inches of rainfall. in the last two days, same case in dover, delaware, mt. holly picking up well over 2 inches and a quarter, philadelphia, international airport over 2 inches every rain. doylestown about an inch and a half. flood watch remains in effect more much of the area until midnight tonight, we will still contends with that localized flooding the ponds dollars roadways, then we still have little more rain, the widespread rain has come to an end at this time, but still, quite a bit of shower activity working across part of the area, seeing this band of showers moving from southwest to northeast. and that will like lick ride up along the corridor into the next couple of hours as continues to progress off to the north and east, so some moderate rainfall corks see heavier pockets redeveloping, as we head into the

luckily, you can see down spring garden street thereon " skycam 3" at the moment.e do have some pretty poor visibility issues across some of our area field cameras so this is one of them, we take you outside to the live neighborhood network what you will find is very dense fog settling in over row rehoboth. story across the first portion of the first state, southeastern new jersey, watch for this to be an issue as you're trying to travel, especially if you've got a long stretch of, say, the garden state parkway to travel you could be running into pocket every very cones fog along the way. generally still have clouds everywhere however whether it is low cloud cover like a fog, or a little bit higher in the atmosphere, but this is eventually going to clear out. some very pleasant weather is about to unfold. finally. boy do we deserve this. and we are expect to go see some sun before the afternoon is all said and done. now, looking ahead to tuesday, the sun will shine all day long, hit 58 degrees, come wednesday, 60 degrees, that scattered shower chance doesn't hit un

we take live look from "skycam 3", i've been reading a lot of good night moon to my children lately.i think i know that book by heart. but any parent throughout can probably also a test to that, we know good night moon like the back of our hand. all right, well, we do have nice clear sky out there with high pressure, high pressure in place right now, as we look at very, very wide zoom on storm scan, rumors about very substantial storm system coming our way toward the tail end of the week, expected to be rain, but there is nothing to find just yet. give it time. will eventually in the central southern planes then work its way toward us toward the ends of the week. for now, sit back, enjoy this, this is looking good, lots every sunday shine across the board today. it is mild, as well, temperatures about ten or so degrees above average, at 58 degrees, so, february certainly mild. but all a want sweatshirt for sure walking out the door, taking the kids to the park, whatever it may be. thirty-seven for tonight's low nice, night, all-in-all, all clear overhead. the clouds begin to build to

there are also as you notice on "skycam 3", there are couple of raindrops that are on the camera lenst fine drizzle that's falling, strictly because the clouds are so moisture-laden they can't holds onto any more moisture. they're starting to squeeze out drizzle. seeing the very dense fog also develop. very hazy view on the live neighborhood network right now , this is way up in the north here in monroe county outside pleasant valley middle and high school. 36 degrees. virtually no winds to speak of that's the reason. it is one of the key ingredients that you need for this fog to form. but also sending in the warm sector of the storm, notice the showers have moved very far out to our north. and that's allowing, again, the warmth to start to surge. and the moisture just set until to really two day stretch. so we do continue this very substantial warming trend today. all the way up to 71 degrees. as long as we hit 71, we'll have brand new records for the books, although skies do begin to clear with time. once this fog lifts. that's your initial issue. we do have a region-wide dense fog