further south and east we're starting to pick up snowfall. we have winter weather advisory interior sections of south jersey. sea isle city west ward to delaware. we're dealing with rain. these locations where you find snow across south jersey are underneath the winter weather advisory. so that moisture will quickly changeover to rain as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. temperatures outside 32 allentown and 25 poconos with we have winter storm warning in effect and 31 reading and 30 lancaster and south and east of philadelphia it's 39 in wildwood and 36 in atlantic city so insear orsections of south jersey we're finding snowfall and roads are wet. dover 36. here's satellite 6 and action radar in area of low pressure it's north of cincinnati and north of that we have snowfall in chicago. if fact blizzard warnings up across this region. folks have already seen a foot of snowfall. this storm system will continue to stretch east ward to areas of new england and up to a foot is likely overnight and into monday. to the south of that

a good six tyo o 10 inches south and east. more areas of snow, especially south and east of the metro. with just a few inches on the ground tonight, so far we have had problems driving and walking. steve rudin is in the stormwatch 7 weather center with that story. >> the snow continues to fall, but not as rapid and as much as earlier. the streets of rosslyn are plowed, but mostly snow-covered. everything that continues to fall overnight will stick as snow. look at the temperatures out there, today's high 20 degrees. yes, just 20 degrees at reagan national airport. 27 degrees below average for this time of year. now we have temperatures only in the teens. a will not rebound, they will not move a whole lot overnight. it stays cold as more snow is on the way. coming up, doug and i will tell you about what to expect not only tomorrow, but the next chance of wintry weather in the 70 outlook. >> steve, we will see you shortly. the snow was slamming parts of maryland. in montgomery county responders are dealing with twice the number o

4 to 8-inch south and east of town, 2 to 4-inch south and east of town but more like calvert county, southern sections of prince george's county and charles county to fredericksburg. 1 to 2 through the metro area of d.c., gaithersburg up to frederick and all the way back to leesburg and also into just north of culpeper. i want to pull some of these up. right now i want to resist, wait till we get new information tonight. at 11:00 we'll adjust these bands accordingly, but again opposite of the saturday, bull's eye, south and east of town. we'll pick some citiesful silver spring 1 to 2 -- cities. silver spring 1 to 2 inches, woodbridge 2 to 4, front royal 1 to 2 and patuxent river 4 to 8 inches. it's a pretty hefty storm out of the gulf of mexico. we'll get kind of a brush of this storm, but it is hammering north georgia, northern sections of alabama back into mississippi and now across into tennessee. the smokies will get a foot of snow easy. critical time 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the roads become slick very quickly, much like saturday, same deal tomorrow morning. futurecast 6 a.m., ther

so the timeline predawn hours heaviest snow south and east of i-95 as we move ahead by midday it starts to taper off and once again several inches possible as far as you head farther south and east of i-95. for today 15 degrees that was the low temperature in the city. upper 30s for the high. so it felt better but still below 46 degrees where we shall be for this time of year. temperatures right now 33 millville, atlantic city. 33 degrees. upper 20s right now in allentown allentown. pottstown checking in at 34 degrees. so for tonight we're looking at temperatures in the teens. north and west right around 20 degrees in the burbs. tomorrow, mostly cloudy watching out for that snow down the shore and also in central southern delaware once again can't rule out a few snow showers moving toward philadelphia. upper 20s for highs tomorrow. we'll keep upper 20s for friday and staying below freezing on saturday. low 30s. 40 degrees not as harsh or cold by sunday and then more chances for some rain perhaps mixing in with a little bit of wet snow by tuesday and into wednesday temperatures pretty ma

p monday night into tuesday a little piece of energy coming out of four corners disk south and east. you can see the moisture breaking out ahead of the storm system here. snow across the nation's heartland. mixed precipitation setting up for oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee that's high school and rain to the south of that. this will work way southwest to northeast direction early as monday night to tuesday. as a result we have winter storm watch already posted for philadelphia areas south and east. the exception lancaster berks lehigh, north am top counties and up through poconos. coming up a closer look at the reported and expected cold on the way early tomorrow morning, sarah, followed by expected snowfall monday night to tuesday with the accuweather 7-day. >> okay. melissa. thank you. >> let's switch live to "action news" reporter kenneth moton along the ben franklin parkway on a bitterly cold night. kenneth. sarah while melissa was saying it i was feeling it. this scene behind me and flags on ben franklin parkway tells this brutally cold story. it was a lazy sunday indoors for a lot

i think that cutoff will be cities south and east 50s to the north and west will stay in the 40s. y monday we are tracking rain for the city south and east. a wintry mix to the north and west. not posing too much of a problem. we don't think it will with the ground being warm after a warm weekend. outside, cloud cover. we'll see mostly crowdy skies throughout the day. mostly cloudy skies tonight, also on sunday. philadelphia right now, it's a cold start, 27 in philadelphia. you want to bundle up if you head out this morning. mainly looking at the 20s across the area winds out of the south/southwest at 5 miles an hour. that's a good thing. we want the westerly flow to up the temperatures throughout the day. 22 in lancaster, 25 in westchester, 24 in mt. holly. to the south and east we're mainly looking at the 20s as well 27 in stone harbor 25 in dover and waking up to 23 in millville. temperatures mainly in the 20s. that's about 10 degrees if not 18 degrees warmer than some spots compared to this time yesterday. you factor in the winds, winds not a problem. still feeling colder than

it looks like the city south and east. we'll touch the 50s north and west. y monday we're watching that system that will bring rain from philadelphia to the south and east. a wintry mix to the north and west. outside we have clouds 30 degrees right now in philadelphia. slowly climbing towards the freezing mark. it's going to continue to climb as we head towards the afternoon hours, 40 degrees. temperatures right now mainly in the 20s, 22 in mt. pocono, 25 in reading. 30 again in philadelphia. so the south and east. 30 in atlantic city. at the freezing mark in dover and 34 degrees in stone harbor. these temperatures we'll watch throughout the day. it will be a milder day yesterday. yesterday we tapped out at the frieseneezeingeing mark. mostly cloudy sky as we head throughout the afternoon. a lot of spots overcast. some spots picking up snow as we head towards the later part of today. most of this not reaching the ground. again, the northern parts of our area poconos, even parts of the lehigh valley, berks county could see light snow showers, maybe even a dust

south and east. north and west it's not as bad. just saw a picture from silver spring where there's half an inch on the ground and the road is still wet. south and east, it's snow covered. dangerous. that's where we've seen the heaviest snow and we'll continue to see it for a few more hours. things are going to taper off by the time we get to 8:00 to 10:00 across the region from west to east. you're already seeing that snow really slacken and lighten up as you get along and west of i- 81. as you move to the south and east, all the blue colors are moderate to indicational heavy snow. we've been seeing that here in washington as well and arlington. notice north and west the colors are lighter so there hasn't been as much snow, about an inch or so in sterling. getting reports there and a lot of these areas heading into southern montgomery county. now we head to hughesville with an inch and a half on the ground. prince frederick about the same. this is a heavy band you see just south of prince frederick coming toward mechanicsville, col

not everyone will reach the 50s but at least the city south and east. we're tracking rain possibly a wintry mix north and west on monday. it looks to be just rain for the city south and east. outside, we're waking up to clouds this morning. don't be surprised by that. we'll see mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. that's what we're seeing in philadelphia right now. it is cold 26 degrees. 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. even up to 18 degrees warmer. in some spots. temperature trend as we go throughout today, tomorrow and then also -- today and sunday we'll see the temperatures really climbing. 32 degrees, that was our official high yesterday. it was a cold one. we had wind in place, 43 today is where we'll top out, 51 on sunday. we light that across the area. get outdoors if we can. we'll see a cold snap at the end of the workweek. temperatures mainly in the 20s. bundle up as we head out this morning. 21 in chester springs, waking up to 25 degrees in kennett square. washington township, 23 degrees, in the teens in mt. pocono 21 in shenandoa

which means some of the higher snowfall rates will be for city and areas south and east. initially we thought the storm system will skirts south and east now it's trending north. in the city areas south and east 4 to 8" of snow and 2 to 4 across the north west suburbs. the fwround is cold and storm system whiming moisture loaded working its way north and east. high snowfall ratios will be on the way. if there's any deviation in the track of course we'll moderate our snowfall map herech the ak wu warm forecast showing you on monday arch tk chill overhead record cold in the morning. not much of recovery by the afternoon. winds as brutal tomorrow as they were today. high of 21 for holiday. on tuesday, periods of snow. in at 30. and wednesday cloudy with snow showers around and in at 3. and as we goat thursday a bitter blast returns only 19. 22 on friday and as we get toe next weekend maybe another storm that we are tracking. but the big story tomorrow will be the cold. followed by another winter storm on the way monday night guys. >>man. >> can't catch a break. >> thank you.

the bull's eye south and east of town. a lot of you folks say you get jipped. not getting jipped this time. 8 to 12 la plata. north of d.c. probably 4 to 8 generally. then the farther north you go, hagerstown, frederick, cumberland, martinsburg probably only 3 to 6 but still a generally good storm, legitimate storm. critical hour 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. it gets heavier and steadier after that very dry snow. bad for snowballs, good for shoveling. much lighter snow. the bull's eye south and east of town. a general 4 to 8 inches is on the way. here's the storm. winter storm warnings extend all the way back to kentucky and tennessee as the storm begins to push off to the east. it looks like it's snowing pretty close to us but right now it's above us. it's methodding before -- it's melting before -- it's evaporating rather. on the bread-o-meter on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being one of our favorite storms back in february 20 10rbgs it's a legitimate -- 2010, it's a legitimate storm. we'll give it a 6.5. i think everybody is prepared

the heaviest snow is going to be south and east of i-95. it tapers by midday several inches south and east into south jersey and delaware. high today 38 degrees. the low this morning 15. temperatures right now in the mid to upper 30s. for tonight teens north and west. in the city temperatures right around 20 with increasing clouds and then tomorrow, high temperatures top out in the upper 20s. mostly cloudy but most of that snow is going to be the first part of the day and once again it's going to be mainly south and east. as we look at that weather authority seven day forecast, we're back into the 20s upper 20s for thursday and friday. still below freezing on saturday. not as cold right around 40 on sunday. then chances for some rain perhaps little bit of a wintry mix as we move toward tuesday. upper 30s. and then temperatures in the low 40s by wednesday. still several degrees below where we should be for this time of year. but i mean, hey 43 degrees as opposed to, what, seven? that was the morning low a couple of days ago. >> yes. it's all

so again more snow south and east of town. fredericksburg, ashburn and la plata 2 to 4, jermantown 1 to 2, hagerstown a trace to an inch. they snuck in st. mary's county with a winter storm warning. parts of calvert county will end up making

lesser amounts to the north but more progressively the farther south and east you go. southern maryland and southern calvert county, get bay area six inches or more and some sweet spots when you get farther south towards hampton roads area, williamsburg area in virginia. we'll have more of what to expect and what kind of weather pattern we'll follow in tomorrow's snow when we join you in a few minutes, maureen. >> thank you so much. the "good morning washington" team will be on the roads early to give you information you need for your commute. our coverage begins in the morning at 4:00. now to the developing story on the legalization of marijuana in the district. in just six hours, it will be legal to smoke and possess small amounts of marijuana. but the battle over the drug is not over. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwest with the politics of pot. sam? >> yes, maureen. well, it is scheduled to take effect at midnight and mayor bowser threatened with jail told reporters this afternoon that it will take effect. >> the law will go into effect one minute after

won't see a lot of snowfall in the city and by noon tomorrow temperatures along the 95 corridor south and east and middle and if not upper 40s these numbers come crashing down monday nights. you need standing water and ponding on roadways will quickly watch up teens and lower 0s. >> icy north, rain south. early high of 35. temperatures clashing throughout the day. high 24 degrees. quick rebound wednesday in at 4. 32 on thursday temperatures below average as we close out this workweek ahead and head into next weekends guys. definitely take it slow. >> thank you melissa. >> more to come on "action news" including sports. >> jeff skversky brings us story of a basketball team honoring former player and helping to heal a difficult loss when "action news" comes right back. >> patriots came from ten points down. russel wilson to jermaine kearse that's one of the most incredible catches i've seen. somehow kept control of the ball. brady can't believe it. a second to go at the one. both give the fwool marshawn lynch. intercepted by butler. maybe worst call in history of sports. patriots win super bowl,

over yet. >> a vacant campus in fairfax will be put to good use soon. >> wintery precip to the south and east. all sorts of slick spots. we have cars that need the windshields scraped. we have a winter weather advisory till 9:00 for south and i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. people of the coffee-drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right, for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter -- put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> we have a yellow alert out. we have a winter weather advisory south and east of d.c. till 9:00. that's where we're finding sleet, freezing rain. some are still across prince george's county and anne arundel counties but southern calvert, eastern charles to the northern neck seeing the steadiest precip at the moment. looft

and then even warmer south and east.than we are tracking the chance for rain and a mix to the north and west on monday. a messy monday a wet monday. we have a couple of variables going on for monday. then tuesday, blustery tuesday, winds come back cold comes back, and then we have a bitter cold blast by the end of the workweek. 33 right now in philadelphia. winds out of the east-southeast at 6 miles per hour. so we are above freezing in most spots this morning and waking up anywhere from 5, up to 17 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. here are those temperatures right now, right around the freezing mark in allentown, 30 in lancaster, 33 in philadelphia, 32 in mt. holly. down to the south and east we're above freezing too in atlantic city 34 and 39 in stow harbor. 37, we are touching -- dover, 37. we'll see more clouds and sunshine as we head throughout the daytime hours. look a lot like yesterday. a little gray, but at least we will be on the mild sigh. dry for now, that's the good news. miss out on that big-

we slide down to the south and east.oking at 37 in atlantic city and 39 degrees already in stone harbor. so you'll feel this difference as you step out this morning. we're about 10 even up to 17 degrees warmer than this time yesterday in many, many spots. outside, though, we are waking up to cloudy skies. we'll see more clouds and sunshine once again today. i didn't hear many complaints yesterday with that mild air in place. that will be the trade-off. we'll have mild air, but those clouds in place. once again, we do have some snow up in new england. for us, we're looking at a dry day before things start to change. we have a boundary to the north, that will sink down tonight, and that will bring us a chance for that wet weather on monday. now, we do have a winter weather advisory, that's just been posted and this is for 6:00 a.m. monday through 6:00 a.m. tuesday. we're looking at the chance for a messy commute for some on monday and even the evening commute, not so great. as we go throughout time we'll futurecast this fo

light snow for the lehigh valley and raining south and east always temperatures will be on the mild side across the south jersey and delaware. the time line looks like from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., wintery mix expected for areas north and west, light rain in the i-95 corridor. south jersey and delaware not doing much of anything at all. 11:00 a.m., to 7:00 a.m. wintry mix north and west, raining south and east. tomorrow evening going into tuesday morning light snow north and west, in the city we'll see flakes mixing in at this point. icy accumulations on the minor side. main roads will be wet. anything untreated will be enough to crete slick spots from now through -- create slick spots, from now through the 10:00 p.m. as far as the snow it's not a heavy storm system but the city and areas to the south not much of anything at all. coating to an inch for reading pilots, quaker townl -- quakertown and doylestown. 2 to 4 in the poconos. 1 in the lehigh valley and more towards the 2 in the poconos rather than the 4 and coating rather than an inch for this gray shade from pottstown to doylesto

morning especially as morning progresses we will see that slide through our area from northwest to south east but behind it, i think that end up being the bigger legacy with this front because a the temperatures will start to plumet here with time and just slowly decline throughout the course of the day but we will start off with light wind but by 8:00 a.m. that breeze will be noticeable. the it will be cranking to sustain wind to 14, 15, 20 miles an hour and that continues through lunch into the evening. with that breeze that means of course it will feel colder as we, go to bed tonight. the currently temperatures are not bad. chilly but not harsh. temperatures in the mid 30's in spots but it is cold enough and ripe enough for snow out there. it is flirting with 40 degrees in northeast philadelphia at this hour. quakertown was in the teens, and new we're in the upper 30's. that will change as we look forward in the forecast. we are looking at low to mid 30's here for philadelphia and shore. watching for those morning snow showers to roll role through. timing is less that be ideal since we do

south and east, though, i wouldn't be surprised if some areas climb up into the low 40s. as far as the winter storm chances are it will be a nuisance event for philadelphia and points south and east. odds favor we'll stay around one inch or less. there's a slight chance we get between 1 and 3. the other numbers are dropping off as we get closer and closer to the start. as far as rush hours that will be impacted. later this evening folks will be out and about because of the super bowl. light snow develops late probably when you're driving home from the gatherings where you will experience a few delays. it's mainly tomorrow morning we'll expect delays, especially north and west slushy icy patches north and west of the city. monday evening a few delays as we see snow squalls pull through, we have arctic front and gusty winds the time for concerns is tomorrow morning. guys. >> sports, of course it is super bowl sunday. plus the flyers take out the slumping leafs and the sixers rally against the streaking hawks. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the flyers chances of making t

this is rotating through from northwest to south east in the morning. this is where the brunt is going to fall and where it has been falling so far this morning. that means delaware southern new jersey, pretty much will get gipped this time around hoping for snow. as we look ahead at our computer models it is again, worth mentioning a computer model but gives you good sense of where snow will fall. so maybe we will see a quick coating in the city but i honestly think you might see flurries and that will be it. meanwhile skiers are going to get in on decent weather here coming up with the morning snow to add a little light round of fresh powder, blustery conditions kick in and hitting the slopes here in the next couple days bundle up adequately especially thomas we won't break out of the teens or 20's here. by tomorrow. more sunshine in your forecast. the it will be a cold day. beyond the snow this morning it turns colder with team, hence arrow dropping off by sunday we will jump april head there when new round comes in and it looks like it will be a mix

the bull's eye is south and east of town. notice the bands are kind of setting up from west to east. a lot of times they slide up 95, no. no worries at all with precipitation. you folks down towards st. mary's city and la plata, bull's eye. 4 to 8 inches through manassas, fairfax, silver spring and toward frederick, hagerstown and cumberland 3 to 6 inches. so sterling, virginia, about 6 inches. fredericksburg 11, maybe 12, 10 many waldorf, 4 in fred -- in waldorf, 4 in frederick and oxon hill 6 inches. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, an actual airport, reduced visibility, 17 degrees, dry snow for us, winds dead calm. here is the storm. the snow is overspreading the entire metro area now. you see the little blips of blue? that is the heavy snow band. it's going to be essentially i- 66 and route 50 south where we think the heaviest bands of snow will be just south of d.c. for a close-in look at the radar here's meteorologist erica grow. >> right now doppler 9000 isn't looking too impr

philadelphia south and east, three to six. illville and dover, two to south and east six to 9 inches of snow. when we break it down the i-95 corridor we are talking about an area right through here through avondale chester, city of philadelphia, bensalem trenton north of wilmington three, to four there. higher amounts through pemberton, hammington glassboro, heading down toward middletown delaware before we get in the heavier accumulations through places like cape may county where we expect six to 9 inches. overnight we will see snow accumulating and that is when it will be falling. low temperature 16. tomorrow morning for the commute light to moderate snow. watch out for icy spots, slow travel and also delays at the airport and area road. the as we look a head during the day tomorrow high of 28 with clearing skies. seven day forecast calls for quieter conditions but much colder thursday 20. friday morning two. the close to the record of one. getting better temperatures wise over course of next week even. the it has been a craz

south and east. lower eastern shore, st. mary's county, northern neck, middle peninsula, fredricksburg and areas south, it's not impossible that these advisories could be lifted northward as more guidance comes out this afternoon. but based on what we know right now, this developing storm system spreading snow with winter storm warnings in effect through the mid south and tennessee valley. whole thing will move off to the east. it may push northward enough to give us some snow. timing is the issue because it will be coming through the morning rush hour tomorrow. advisory is south of washington couple of inches possible. timing for most of the snow 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. delays and cancellations possible for areas with the snow. take a quick look at the computer model here and the futurecast and notice as we get through the evening and close to 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, the snow is moving and advancing north of the metro area. heaviest amounts south and east and looks like it will quickly move off to the east. by 7:00 heavie

rain south and east of town. it could be heavy around bowie. we get toward germantown it is around freezing. it will collect on the roads and bushes and on the power lines. centerville, six and a half inches, maryland, about 9.8. i put a huge list on the website, wusa9.com. frederick, maryland, about nine inches of snow. the biggest snow of the reason, current temperatures, 35 downtown. 34 in gaithersburg. hagerstown is 25. i don't think it will make it above freezing so night. everybody will make it above freezing tomorrow as the precipitation ends from west to east early in the morning, we'll see temperatures go up above freezing before we have arctic air return tomorrow. so 7:00 tomorrow morning, the computer on the futurecast might be a wee bit fast. some of the showers may be back toward andrews. but the temperatures, hagerstown, 33, 38 downtown, maybe even 40 downtown, by 10:00, breaks in the clouds, with temperatures from the 30s to 40s, we'll talk about fresh arctic air tomorrow and look ahead to more flakes on the seven day. >>> people

of course where we see more rain coat to go 2 inches to the the south and to the east. overnight tonight the we are challenging that record of six, going down to seven overnight, wind diminish during the day tomorrow afternoon snow change to go ice during dinner hour and rain at night and on the seven day forecast temperatures warming up, that is good news for sunday but then bad news is an arctic front moves through again by late sunday and look at monday blustery. temperatures will be in the 20's, wind chills in the teens, the same old song and dance for february, tuesday is looking better, better still for wednesday but thursday and friday back in the 20's. >> back into it good we will to have break free eventually. >> eventually. >> eventually. >> the kathy, thank you. >>> and we're stilling having a busy friday commute, we will head outside first and start off on the the blue route approaching the skew you kill expressway. these are southbound lanes. you can see police activity on the scene of the accident taking out part of the right-hand shoulder and lane and tra

by 1:00 mainly rain gaithersburg south and east.o start, snow at 11:00 and moderate snow possible by 1:00, temps in the upper 20s. next three days, yellow alert tomorrow obviously. morning showers sunday but not a bad afternoon, temps in the 40s, back in the freezer monday, upper 20s for highs. next seven days, cold but uneventful next week for the time being, cold tuesday, maybe a flurry wednesday and cold thursday and friday, highs near freezing. >>> while the rest of us are dealing with record setting cold temperatures the national are enjoying the warm florida weather. pitchers and catchers reported to spring training yesterday. their workouts get started saturday. the rest of the team rolls in next tuesday. with these cold temps they'll probably want to get in there a couple days early. >>> who can take home hollywood's most coveted awards? that's next on wusa9 and your only local n i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd

this is quickly approaching and pulling off towards south east 15 miles an hour. terribly heavy. it could be enough to maybe coat the grass if it sticks together and moves to the lehigh valley. we'll see what happens the next hour or so. again shouldn't be a big deal. 28 in philadelphia, dew point 15. winds shifting south at 6 miles an hour. that southerly breeze means all 20s will turn into 40s later this afternoon. we got nice moderating trend here today and tomorrow. 28 in philadelphia wilmington this hour showing 28 reading 22 allentown 21 and poconos 0. the wider view shows really not much going on. most of country here is crystal clear. nice and quiet. 80 in western texas yesterday and this area here huge area of high pressure and huge slot of warm temperatures off the front range. 70s and 80s. wichita gorgeous sun sheen and milder weather pushes east over the weekend and sharply snaps back as we get to next week and arctic starts to takeover with series of low pressure systems that could bring a wintry mix to the delaware valley and monday afternoon. future

mainly south and east of the philadelphia area. but, of course, we'll fine tune this forecast in the next couple of days. and keep you posted but right now it looks like couple of inches mainly south and east of philly thursday morning. so that could impact that thursday morning commute. as far as tonight temperatures in the city 18 degrees. 10 north and west. not as frigid and then not as harsh. 37 degrees will be the high temperature tomorrow. a dry and pretty mild considering midweek forecasts and then as we move toward your thursday once again watching that snow chance south and east. temperatures by thursday back into the 20s. we stay in the 20s for forty three daw. and then a little milder again by the second half of of the upcoming weekend into early next week. but we could see another rain/snow chance maybe boy tuesday of next week. pretty much area wide. so it's really thursday morning that we'll have to watch the system. >> all right. >> thank you scott g let's go somewhere where it's warm g terrific idea. how about clearw

lesser amounts to the north farther away from the storm center and then the farther south and east you go the heavier it gets. we're calling three to six generally fredricksburg, southern maryland, southern calvert, eastern shore and six eight, 10 or more in the purple shaded area farther to the south in virginia. so here's our timeline, again snow all snow in the morning. it will be ended well before noon. temperatures could get close to 30 degrees in the afternoon. the next seven days shows a partly cloudy and cold day on friday with temperatures in the low 30's. maybe a flurry. sunshine, dry weekend and right now, we're thinking not a pretty weather picture towards monday tuesday and wednesday of next week. rain seems to be the form. now, this weather is affecting a lot of parts of the country as you can see. steve rudin will be here and give us updates on travel conditions and effects here of this big winter storm. >> exactly. like he just said for millions of people actually around the country, it's been a very very long winter and still to come on abc 7 news at 5:00 how some are

but as sue mentioned, south and east, is where we will see the heavier snowfall. so as you travel today or coming up into or into delaware again, 95 they treated the roads watch for some reduced speeds across the delaware memorial bridge. as you travel into chester county, i don't think we'll see anything, one of those upside down casino of storms, right now coming out every downingtown, looking good on the turnpike, as you roll up to 202 no problems or delays at all. septa, using the night owl bus service until 5:00 this morning, on both the market frankford and the broad street subway, as we roll into our morning rush hour, and we start to see the flakes. watch for the slippery platforms and the stairwells on the regional rails but right now no problems at all on the first trains out of the gate. air travel could be impacted today. i'm going to bet awe jelly donut we'll have weather delays down there at the airport, do check with your airline. even though we don't have the flakes right here now in philly as this storm is on the move, it could have impacted some

a wind for the north-west waking from the south-east.hances could be that there'll be thunder storms. certainly looks like it will be cooler fresher conditions across much of the region in the next couple of days. stereo still to come on the al jazeera -- >>> still to come on the al jazeera newshour - turkish parliament mayhem. >>> and some nigerians are finding it hard to find a place to call home because of boko haram attacks. >>> one of germany's biggest football teams are finding form. >>> hello again. the top stories on the al jazeera news much former president abd-rabbu mansour hadi left the capital after spending weeks under house arrest by shi'ite houthi rebels. abd-rabbu mansour hadi arrived in the southern cities where he has a power base among the sunnis. >>> u.n. finance minister agree to a massive bail out to grease for four months only if reforms are spelt out to their economy by monday. refugees continue to across the boarder from myanmar to china to escape the violence. fighting between myanmar and the ethnic chinese has

satellite and radar, front now kind of south and east of the area. rain along the coast. some clear skies overhead. i will point out that the computer models continue to be very active trying to develop southern systems and bring it across the southeast. there's really no consensus at all but there's a chance by later in the week on thursday night, maybe a few flurries could run up the coast south and east of here. we'll watch that for you closely. main thing we'll concentrate on as we go through our futurecast here is the sunshine tomorrow. sun increasing cloudiness during the afternoon. all the while, down south. more rain moving through the deep south. lot of ice there now and i think we're going to wind up with a forecast that looks like this. tomorrow sunshine and a few afternoon clouds near 30 degrees. about 40 or so, nice brief warmup wednesday but a change in the wind direction brings colder air back here for the day on thursday. highs 32 in the thursday evening, flurry or snow shower south and east of the city and then try to warm it up again next week. overall o

there's been some snow south and east of fredericksburg. that seems to be transitioning to a little bit of rain in pink in prince george's county that is a zone of light freezing rain as well as on the eastern shore from up near centerville all the way to cambridge. ths a little bit of a light icing going on there as well. watch out this morning. if it looks wet it could be ice roads have been well treated and just wet this morning. air temperatures at or a little bit freezing. all across virginia and maryland in the mountains as well. down to 23 that's the cold spot. the purple color is a winter weather adviso metro area. 10:00 for the eastern shore a neck as the wintery mix will continue. getting above freezing by 9:00 and 10:00 this morning. we'll have the iciness around on elevated surfaces including your car windshield through about 9:00 and between noon and 5:00 p.m. we'll be in the low 40s with a gusty wind. it will feel chillier with sunshine back. with the wind it will feel like the 20s to around 0u degrees. 20s tomorrow morning. m

south bay and east bay, down towards morgan hill, gilroy, monterrey and antioch, pleasanton and the altimont pass. 66 for the north bay and the south bay. temperatures cooler. a brief passing shower possible today. vicky, we have a better chance of rain as we head towards the long term next weekend. we will talk more about that. >>> the san jose sharks took their talents outside. the historic event is being called a big success. more than 70,000 people gathered at levi stadium last night to watch the first outdoor game in team history. it took a week of preparation to transform the 49ers field into an outdoor ice rink. fans say they enjoyed the room to roam with a lot more space than they usually have for tailgaters. >> more people getting out to the game. a tank with only 20,000. it was definitely cool to see this many people supporting hockey out here. >> fans also saw fireworks and live performances from nbc bay area native, john bogerty and melissa ethridge. they didn't get the win but scored with the fans and the nhl. >>> from hockey, to football, levi stadium will host a number of big

i think still south and east you're in good shape. we still think 4 to 8 in the immediate metro area. you folks in frederick and cumberland 3 to 6 and i still think 8 to 12 will happen overnight from just south of culpeper over to la plata and certainly over into southern maryland and st. mary's county and also into calvert county. we've already seen a lot of notice down towards charlottesville. i think that will pick up overnight as it were. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. we have some light snow across the metro area, 17 still at national. it's hard to get snow here at 17. it's usually just not that cold. winds are dead calm, so no wind chills, no blowing and drifting snow either. here's the radar the past couple hours. it's filling in a little to the west. you can see the heaviest bands. we're talking snowfall rates in the blue 1 to 2 inches per hour which i think will sort of skim southern maryland through the nighttime hours. we'll zoom in and if you see brighter white, that also is mod

a little warmer to the south and east. looks like a northwest locations will stay put in the 40s. so they're going to be a little cooler to the north and west. we're looking at some clouds this morning and we will see mostly cloudy skies today, much like what we saw yesterday, but that milder air will be here later on this afternoon. and already, we're into the upper 30s. so not feeling that bad. it could be a lot worse for february. 38 right now in philadelphia. 36 in horsham. to the north and west 30 in mt. pocono, 33 in lancaster, 36 in bluebell. and along the shore points looking at the 40s in some spots. 41 at the atlantic city airport and 42 rights now in dover. we are dry right now in terms of radar and we're not expecting any precipitation until late tonight into monday. so by today for 11:00, 45. 47 by one, and up to 31 by 3:00. a mild day today, a dry day today, but we are tracking those big-time changes for monday. >>> this morning, police are searching for the men who broke into a northeast philadelphia home an

snowfalls this morning primarily south and east, high hits 28 degrees. we are technically above that right new but we will see temperatures fall, level off throughout the the day, dropping to 17 overnight, generally with cloudy can see perhaps a lingering flurry. but otherwise, tomorrow starting to brighten up still coal, we will flirt with 30 on saturday, still cold but it is sunny. we do start to warm things up. a little bit of the he will roller coaster ride next week but it looks like some rain as opposed to snow ukee back to you. >>> in sport, the the innings isers lose their fifth straight and did it with a familiar face on the other bench. the milwaukee bucks new point guard is michael carter williams who chatted with joel embiid and breath brown before the game. he had seven-point and eight a a is ises in his first game with milwaukee. got to go over that by now. they kept it announced for a week or so. bucks beat sixers 104-88. innings isers and wizards at the well tomorrow night. >>> flyers go foresees on sweep tonight the when they take on map

and western most suburbs, lehigh valley, and poconos, we will see flurries it will be from philly south easte biggest impact. in philadelphia it is mainly a coating, perhaps up to an inch but heading further south and east it is one to three. sussex county delaware most specifically you could pick up to 5 inches. general timing here it is a morning storm after we hit noon hour, we will start to see skies clear vittoria. >>> good morning everyone. we are looking at i-95 we are not seeing rush hour develop just yet but i feel like we are waiting in the wings. we are not that far away. usually around 6:15 it starts to get busy this shot right here we are starting to see a few more southbound vehicles but it is not awful. all of our majors look like 309 around pennsylvania turnpike. speed sensors nice and high but things will change stay remember caleb who rap about golf went viral on you tube and he hung out with our nicole brewer. he has a new hit song about car racing. >> ♪ >> yeah. >> i this kid. >> caleb rhymes about every nascar driver including his favorite, jeff gordon. if you like that

it was here, in springfield, where north, south, east and west come together that i was reminded of the essential decency of the american people where i came to believe that through this decency, we can build a more hopeful america. and that is why, in the shadow of the old state capitol, where lincoln once called on a divided house to stand together, where common hopes and common dreams still, i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. thank you. i recognize there is a certain presumptuousness , a certain audacity to this announcement. i know i haven't spent a lot of time learning the ways of washington.

and that change will take place south east to the shore to the extreme northern and western suburbs. we will talk about those local snow amounts, and they will be varied from county to county. i will see you back in the studio with that. >> okay, kathy, we will see you you then thanks very much. >>> there are a lot of businesses telling us this coal is hurting their bottom line. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from south street with more on that todd. >> reporter: chris, typically on a friday we will see a good amount of foot traffic here on south street but, this is not your typical friday. and, he cannot wait for spring this cold is bad for his business. it keeps his big jobs off his agenda. if you think it is coal on the ground imagine what it would be like working all day up on a roof it would be down right dangerous. >> with the weather temperatures being what they are we usually try in the the to do any installations below 40 degrees. it is definitely been a problem. >> reporter: until sub freezing temperatures pass smaller maintenance jobs and emergency

above these will push south and -- both of these will push south and east.ook at the temperatures, 13 below in biz -- bismarck. this moves in later this evening, next batch tomorrow, again, things will get mighty cold. >> chip kelly had his eyes on the marcus mariota at the nfl combine. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: that snow last night i think i got the wrong assignment. it was 70 in clearwater, that's where jeff skeverski was. >> reporter: phillies cole hamels has been thrown question after question asking the same thing, do you want to be traded. he sounds like a man torn between staying and going. >> at this given moment i'm a philly. >> reporter: the phillies are shopping their ace forthright price. he told u.s.a. today i want to win, i want to go to a place where i can win again. >> take it for what it is. i can't be liked by everybody. you're not going to be politically correct anytime i say anything, i've tried to be honest with people in general. i don't cue card it, i don't have my cue card giving the straight laced management. >> reporter: phil

so those colder temperatures will be moving in from northwest to south east wind chills are now in the teens to the north and west of us and we low zero up in the mountains. it is a 24-degree wind chill in philadelphia you still need your winter coat but just not as bad as it was on friday when we came close to the record low. wind chills continue in the pocono mountains until tomorrow morning, as we look at the past seven days we have had ups and downs and yesterday, we got into the 40's that 47 degrees came around midnight and that will end up being probably the high temperature, windy and colder today, with temperatures in the the 20's and 27 is the high tomorrow, and not as harsh on wednesday with the high in the upper 30's and we are back to arctic air on thursday and friday. it looks like we will be milder, up to around freezing on saturday and as we get in the 40's gannon sunday we will have a chance of some rain. so is there your seven day forecast. we have to wait another week to get back in the 40's bob kelly. >> wow exactly. we all loved that sunshine yesterday but as it mel

but there is a winter weather advisory, for philadelphia and areas to the south and east as we are expecting some minor impacts later on tonight right through 7:00 a.m. on monday once the storm system getting. we will talk about what we can expect. that precipitation we are tracking tonight will turn steady between 8:00 and 11:00. heavier will fall as we get in the overnight hours and there is concern in the lehigh valley for some icing, not the the best time, during the overnight hours and just in time for that rush from 3:00 to 8:00 in the morning. this storm system will end with a west/east direction from 11:00a in m to 2:00 in the afternoon. we will bring in meteorologist adam joseph because it is all about the temperatures and presip type that will vary depending on the location. >> it is location location, location, yet again. it is quiet, dry out here and it is not all that cold. lets look at the temperatures around the region right now in philadelphia 38 degrees. all areas right now, generally south of philadelphia, above freezing point flirting with freezing to the north and west, a

you snow down i-95 in virginia and southern maryland. >> that's because the weather team said south and east of the district would get harder and that's exactly what happened. scott broom is live in la plata. how are things there? >> reporter: 9 inches south and east of me in st. mary's county. there's plenty of snow here in la plata as well. the official total around the 8- inch mark. there is a -- u.s. 301, a major thoroughfare here. folks thinking about getting on, thinking they had plenty of time to plow, not yet. you can see it's still snow covered and snow packed on this major route through southern maryland. if you know the major road is still got a lot of snow on t you can guarantee that all the secondary roads and side roads are completely snow covered as well. many of them are not plowed out yet. just about everything down here, schools, government offices, libraries, you name it are closed for the day with the exception of the patuxent naval air station which is opening on a delayed schedule, three-hour delay for a lot of employees down there. they know what that means. they know

fighters waged a battle for kurdish autonomy in the south-east of al jazeera, bernard smith joins us live from istanbul. they have made over tours over the -- overtours over the years. is there a particular significance to what he's saying now? >> well, this time abdullah says it is an historic call to replace an armed struggle with democratic politics. al jazeera's deputy prime minister assess that both sides are closer than ever to peace. perhaps since ochelan declared a ceasefire in 2013 this is a significant statement. that ceasefire essentially bringing an end to an armed struggle between the turkish state and kurdish separatists that saw more than 30,000 killed since 1984. the peace process that that started stalled. the kurds say it's because the turkish government has not introduced promised reforms. the turkish government wants the peace protest to start again. >> what is ochel ark n saying the turks have stalling what does he want for his people or party, that there's a red line for him? >> the political line we are getting, the political leadership of the kurds involved in

does not include lancaster, berks lehigh valley or poconos but it does include our suburbs and south east, south jersey and delaware. more to come on that as we go through tomorrow. into tonight and tomorrow morning, the the bigger or at least more immediate story at hand wind chill advisory out for anywhere in the light blue shading that is the whole delaware valley. that is a wind chill warning for lancaster county in the poconos where due to the elevation, colder temperatures it will feel colder. thirty-five below at times in those counties. that is early tomorrow morning. recapping today again we saw him press i have win gusts. we saw high temperature of just 21. low is nine. six above the record of three in 1943. we're making that run at a record low tonight of 2 degrees setback in 1888. fifteen outside right now in philadelphia. pair of one's for allentown pot town and reading. air temperature in the poconos mountains busy ski weekend but it is only two below. win gusting to 30 miles an hour. 24 miles an hour in philadelphia airport. thirty-three the atlantic city airport. that has

rain south and east. then from 7:00 tomorrow teeng midnight hour that mix goes over to snow for city and all areas north and west. we'll track ice for you. and again during the morning commute most areas shew be okay. but by 10 a.m. mixing is dropping south and east and getting closer and closer to i-95 corridor. by 1, 2, 3 4:00 in the afternoon it's getting closer to towards the philadelphia area and snowfall amounts generally will be on the light side and doesn't take much to create those slick spots and all this is by monday night coating to inch expected from pennsylvania turnpike areas north and west and i'm actually leaning closer to coating rather than inch. this one to two for lehigh valley again leaping more towards one rather than two. kutztown allentown quakertown, easton 1 to 2" zone and poconos looks like 2 to 4" there. here's a look at rush hour impact because doesn't look like many tomorrow maybe in the lehigh valley there will be icy prachs could slow down a little bit. tomorrow evening an

that puts us mainly in the 40s to the south and east. right now, we're looking at 41 in philadelphia. 41 in washington township. 36 right now in chester spring. chester springs to the north and west, 35 in allentown, 34 in lancaster. and look at the temperatures along the coast here. 34 in avalon and 47 degrees in dover. for today, mostly cloudy and cloudier, 48 to 51. but everything changes tonight and monday. we will time out the wintry mix for you and the chance for some rain in philadelphia. >>> this morning, all systems are go for nasa's launch of a space weather satellite. a space-x falcon rocket will launch discover or deep space climate observatory. liftoff at cape canaveral air force base in florida is scheduled for just after 6:00 tonight. discover will attempt to monitor solar wind and realtime energy that's streaming from the sun. space-x will then try to land the rocket on a platform in the atlantic ocean. last month, a similar attempt failed. hopefully they'll get it this time around. teams from all over the world showed of