you have got couple of clouds up across, say, southeastern pa, even central pa, but i don't want youo worry about any weather-related hazards today except the re icing. so with everybody under freezing right now on these thermometer readings, you got to watch out for the black ice. if it looks like it has got a sheen to it, it has likely frozen over, once more, meanwhile though you can expect a quiet weather day all things considered. sunshine, couple of clouds, temperatures that eventually top off into the upper 30's, generally around at least the shore point and the philadelphia region, itself, in the mountains, though, probably have hard time hitting the freezing mark. so that said, it is a quiet weather day. but meisha, we always talk about these aftermath issues that come into play here. not like the storm comes and then gone and you wipe your hands clean of it, unfortunately. >> no, absolutely, clean up now just beginning. and i can tell you there is still so much snow up there. parking is still a big issue, also the refreezing on the road surfaces, a loft ice, a lot of ice. al

shapiro, of course, probably would do very well here in southeastern, pa, but the rest of the state coulde a toss-up for zappala. who's looking stronger here? >> well i think -- at least the work on the street is that both congressman brady and johnny doc may endorse zappala, not our favorite elected representative, which would be josh shapiro. that would be a shocker. we have an early endorsement by daryl clarke, which is sort of curious because he typically doesn't come in so early. and that was -- i don't know what that suggests. josh shapiro's an absolute star, not just locally, but i think statewide. so he would be a formidable candidate for anybody. but the fact that there may be other endorsements locally here, that may split -- it makes it a dogfight, if there is one. >> but a statewide race, if you're a voter in the middle of the state, who's going to sway you more? >> well, i think that's a question of messaging, as opposed to the insider game of endorsements. although, you're right. daryl clarke's endorsement of shapiro should help him here. but i think the time -- the thing th

preally mostly charlotte county, pbut it does include a little psection of southeastern sarasota pas well. plet me take this warning off the pbutton and i'm going to get a plittle bit closer. pwe're talking about this pindividual cell here. pwhich is southwest of inglewood. pso 8:14 this morning we're ptalking about at storm look 16 pmiles northwest of pine land. pwe're about 23 miles southwest pof port charlotte. pnow they had detected wind gusts pin here in the neighborhood of pabout about 60 miles per hour. psos a these storms are starting pto move on shore, this one preally, it's really mostly in pcharlotte county. pjust a little sliver of psoutheastern sarasota county. pincluded in this particular pwarning. pthis storm is going to move on pshore, packing with it winds of pabout 55 to 60 mile per hour. pstraight line winds, we're not pdetecting in hi rotation within pthis particular thunderstorm. pas it moves northeast. pquickly go to move into pcharlotte charlotte county por 15 minutes. pi mean we're under a slight risk pfor severe weather. psurprise. pthat we have to deal with

certainly had our fair share down in delaware, too, even though the heaviest totals came across southeastern pasay, 16.1 inches, and solid foot for mag yoel y here in philadelphia, at the airport it, 2.4. making it the fourth largest snowstorm we have ever had since records began. storm scan3, at least that's quiet, right? high pressure on our side. you can expect full sunshine, hands full of clouds here and there, cold air, granted but not terribly harsh as we go through the second half of the day, up 30th's, expectation nice light wind. we are going to see disturbance cross through tomorrow, but actually likes like it will be too warm for anything but few rain showers. so, no icing issues from that, meisha, a but certainly the refreeze something still a problem. >> absolutely, especially overnight, thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, hammy monday. well, if you are at home watching this right now and you're just thinking about leaving your homes, good news, in your great company! take a look at this. ninety-five southbound at cottman, coming around the s curve. now typically in t

but it was definitely a lot more robust as it crossed out of the central pa mountains, into at least southeastern pennsylvania, but again all fizzled away for now, we'll eventually ends up with a few more showers throughout the rest of the day later on this afternoon and into tonight as the actual cold front crosses through. but look at these temperatures. low 50's wildwood. that will help melt snowfall in mill have i at 50 degrees, 46 at the airport, not bad. however, do keep in mind, once the temperatures fall back off again later tonight, there may be some refreezing, but i still think you are talking upper 40's in the city, even low 50's at the shore points. but your area headlines are as such. we've got again worry about refreezing concerns, and if you have heard a rumor about a big storm later on in the week, i'm going to talk about what we know with that storm a bit later on, erika. >> here's hoping it is not a storm at all, katie, thank you. new york city area slowly thawing out from the weekends storm too. front ends loaders worked to clear the roadways in queens. that area was the harde