gusts 45 miles per hour in southern areas and 30 in southeastern pennsylvania. if you're running errands today you might want to wait until later in the afternoon or get them done real fast this morning. after 9:00 a.m. we'll see rain arrive, in through 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. are it could be heavy with thunderstorms mixed in. past 2:00 p.m. you'll get into a lull. milder later, high of 61. the high will be 63 degrees, we'll have to wait until 6:00 p.m. to get there. >>> you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live down scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> a texas woman is considering a lawsuit after she recorded the or staff making disparaging comments about her during surgery. [inaudible]. >>> she captured the comments with a recording device tucked into her hair extensions. she decided to do it after being told she has to wait two months for hernia surgery. the hospital sent a letter to the staff saying be mindful of their comments. and no further action was warranted. >>> a country music lend has died. merrell haggard was the son o

it's knocking on the door mush pushing through southeastern pennsylvania and ride eastward moving along over the next couple of hours. it will start precipitating in philadelphia in the next hour, hour and a half. allentown, 30, millville, 34. all the numbers climbing throughout the day. a mixture of rain and snow, temperatures holding close to 40 degrees. the high for the day is 42. when i come back in a few minutes we'll time it out on future tracker 6, we'll have predicted snowfall totals in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >>> look ford to it -- forward to it chris. stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker 6 live radar follow the members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for the latest updates. >>> we're tracking breaking news right now, divers have pulled a body from a car that crashed into the schuylkill river. that car landed on its roof along the kelly drive. the driver never attempted to come out. >>> the witness said it appears as though the car came down off ramp from route 1, lost control, hit the wall, became airborne and flipp

we'll keep an eye on that, from southeastern pennsylvania down through delaware. and that would be, of course, when this line of storms comes down. there's 2:00, and it's just getting close to allentown. 3:00, it's in parts of bucks and montgomery countys. berks county. by 4:00, it's right across philadelphia and up through lower burks and into portions of delaware. just barely getting into northern delaware at 4:00. by 5:30, it's mostly out of there in philadelphia, but watch what happens here. the moisture doesn't exactly keep plunging down to the south. the clouds hang around. by 9:00, still getting showers and storms by cape may and into southern delaware. and more showers coming across later tonight and maybe even into tomorrow morning. so can't exactly promise you it's going to be bright and sunny tomorrow. things may stall like that. now, as we go through the day today and tonight, that westerly wind turned into a north wind. reading at 74. phoenixville, 77. west chester, 77. newtown, 78. everybody has that threat of thunderstorms today. haddonfield, 81. we

it's only when you get to southeastern pennsylvania, you get the spats and the splits and what have you. so anything that could possibly splinter josh shapiro's support here or just splinter the southeastern pennsylvania support is a dangerous thing because philadelphia people do not do as well in the western part of the state. so that being said, it also has to do with interior spats that are going on with the political process and who's where and, "i didn't like what you did over here." and all of that's playing out right here, right now. at the end of the day, everybody wants to be kingmaker. and this is that opportunity, and they're doing it through this particular race. >> plus, zappala -- it's a name in western pennsylvania that has been known for many, many years. grandfather, father i believe on the supreme court. i mean, this is a great name. and what are the great optics for a western pennsylvanian to get the mayor of the city of philadelphia, you know, endorsing him. >> yeah, although i think nia's right. both the kenney and clarke endorsement has nothing to do really with sh

it did create problems we were expecting the snow in southeastern pennsylvania and new jersey picked up a decent amount of snow, as well. that was unexpected. some of the areas are on the water. avalon, 2 inches of snow. mays landings, 2 inches of snow. mullica hill looks like you let the pack in the garden state, 3 inches. another surprise it was thumping so hard at some point, the garden state parkway, the roads became covered. it created a lot of slick spots. with the heavy precipitation, it created visibility issues and slick spots on the roads and turned out to be a miserable saturday afternoon around portions of new jersey and southeastern pennsylvania. now, as we look at the satellite and radar composite, the storm is long gone. we have clear contingency and mostly sunny skies. brisk and cold, temperatures have dropped below freezing, a freeze warning is in effect until 10:00 a.m. april 10th feels like 18 in reading. 23 in millville. only 24 in philadelphia. forecast for today, you'll see more sunshine. 43 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 47. 5:00 p.m., 49 anticipating a high 5

high temperatures north to south, southeastern pennsylvania, mid 70s. 70 in millville. down the shore low to mid 60s. that's where you'll stay. tomorrow we're zooming up to 79 for the high with the approaching cold front. there's a possibility of a spotty shower in the afternoon. future tracker 6 shows you a little bit of action in the morning. after 4:00 p.m. we'll be on the look out for some of this coming through. there could be a thunderstorm mixed in. it looks like while some of it is here and there by 10:30 friday night most of us it should be gone in time for your wake up on saturday morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 76 degrees, sun and clouds, as we roll through the day. tomorrow, showers at times, maybe a rumble. thunders, warm with the high of 79 degrees, clouds and sun, passover arriving at sundown. all the rain is gone for saturday. we have morning clouds that evaporate quickly him. we'll winds up with lots of sun and great for the union contest. second half of the weekend, sunny and 69. i think it's a weekend where you can make plans ge

we were expecting it in southeastern pennsylvania.ty good at the jersey shore. there's a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. everything cleared out nicely. we have bright blue upstairs, sun will warm things up later on. we have snow on the ground, be careful. if you live in an area that has the snow on the ground. temperatures are below freezing. it's creating black ice and slush out there. port norris, 3 inches. sweeldz -- swedes

it's not like they stop at the border, we could see them up to 30 miles per hour in southeastern pennsylvania. a blustery day ahead. it's 56 degrees in philadelphia. 54 in wilmington, 55 in millville. 47 in allentown. 53 in trenton with the breeze blowing. on the backup this morning most of the kids can getaway without umbrellas sirsdz, breezy,

all of southeastern pennsylvania for the most part in the mid 70s. you have to go to lancaster to get to 71. it's cooler through the heart of south jersey and delaware, low 70s there. cooler along the oceanfront. we'll stay in the 60s along the ocean today. satellite shows you the lack of cloud cover though, a little bit of cloud cover creeping through in the form of high cirrus clouds you can't do anything about the jet contrails, it's a beautiful day. lehigh valley lights wind up north as well as down the shore. 8 in the lehigh valley. similar numbers in places like allentown, bethlehem and easton and reading as what you'll have closer to philadelphia. at the shore, 64 degrees next to the cool ocean water of 52. lots of sun, still pleasant, though. back up north in philadelphia. 80 degrees is the high. mostly sunny, very warm and pleasant this afternoon with the winds behaving themselves only running out of the northwest at 6 to 12 miles per hour. a couple of weeks ago i had people saying when will the winds let up. we've seen that happen in the la

over the last couple of weeks. 68 in allentown and 66 in reading, comfortable conditions in southeastern pennsylvania and into the heart of south jersey, dover up to 70 and notice it's cooler down in cape may, you have the draw of air coming in off the cool ocean and that is still a pretty day. clouds are rolling in from the west and they are high and thin and i think they'll stay that way for the next several hours, we'll get some sunshine still bursting through. later today and tonight we'll have cloudy skies and tomorrow a little damp, lehigh valley forecast, sun and high clouds moving in and warmer than yesterday, high 75 degrees, down the shore, a little cooler again next to the flow coming in off the cool ocean, 55 in the water and 65 in the beach and cool and still a nice afternoon. in philadelphia, we'll go for a patriotic high, 76 degrees is your high a mix of sun and clouds and a bit warmer and winds from the southwest bringing in the mild air for us today. running 7 to 14 on average, but as you saw they go up above that every now and then. for the evening commute it's probably still sun gl

other areas including cape may are starting to dry out and just a sprinkle left over and southeastern pennsylvaniadry and has been for a while and probably getting ready to see sunshine. lets get you outside and see what is looks like out there. center city starting to see the clouds break up and expecting a good deal of sunshine in the afternoon this temperature of 50 degrees represents a big drop, we were up around 60 or so at dawn and we have come down because of the clouds and rain and now that the sun is breaking out despite the winds are turning out of the north northern west, that is cool air out there. it looks like the sun will help us warm up. we'll probably add 10 degrees to that number before we are done today. there is satellite showing the clouds out to the west, roaring in from the west because of that dry air. future tracker 6 coming in with a good deal of sunshine as we go through now and 3:00, from you down at the shore at 3:00, we are drying out and seeing a bit of cloud cover. at 4:00 and 5:00 things improve and 6:00 we are mostly looking at no worse than partly sunny skies, th

there's the line stretching from western connecticut all the way down into southeastern pennsylvania. this cell here over hunterdon county was a severe thunderstorm. it could still have damage winds. that's what this arrow indicates here. watch out in plainfield, westfield, livingston and elizabeth. the storm is heading in your direction. also a cell towards east orn stretch orange stretching up towards patterson. you're in the path. between now and about 6 :50 this evening watch out for this storm. look out in north salem, there's also some very heavy rain, some downpours. they're moving really fast. that's the first line. then we have another line coming through, lighter showers that will hug the coast tomorrow morning. then another line towards chicago and behind that will be the gusty winds tomorrow night. dense fog advisory for eastern suffolk county until 10:00 tomorrow morning. 62 in the hamptons. you're much cooler and foggier out to the east. temperatures are still in the 60s and 70s toward the west. here's a look at the seven day for you and the big changes. yes, we are stil

as we look at high temperatures, 75 in allentown and same in philadelphia, southeastern pennsylvania in the same page there. 70 in millville and 75 in dover, if you are right down along the coast you have the southerly wind coming up from the cool ocean water, that stays in the 60s down there. 71 by 2:00 and 76 by 4:00 and 71 by 6:00 and we fade back into the 60s after sun down but not going all that far down tonight. probably staying on or about 60 in neighborhoods. we'll continue to get the southerly flow and that will be in place tomorrow ahead of an approaching cold front and how about 79 maybe the fourth or fifth time we have seen temperatures in that neighborhood. the tradeoff of course is cloudy skies for the most part. future tracker 6 showing you early we may see sunshine and more clouds tomorrow than today. and at times a sprinkle or shower in the afternoon. as we get into the late afternoon or evening showers, we could get rounds of steadier rain or a thunderstorm. by 11:00 more instability cecily is showing you here on 6 abc. and chris sowers will have mainly good news fo

we take a look outside, some areas of south jersey and some rural parts of delaware and southeastern pennsylvania could be looking at a bit of frost this morning, frost advisory expires at 8. otherwise we have clear skies and lots of sunshine coming up, at the shore there, the camera rock-steady the winds are not that strong. here the current numbers in the upper 30s in allentown and reading and lancaster. there could some areas that are colder. millville is recording a current number of the freezing mark and 33 in atlantic city. 39 in cape may. a little chilly as you first step outside, but with light winds and of course our bodies are acclimating to the milder temperatures. it's not all that uncomfortable. you will need the shades on the highways and byways south of richmond sea and up into canada. 64 is the high, light winds, a pleasant afternoon in allentown, bethlehem and easton and down toward reading. it's cool at the shore, 54 degrees, we are cool with the ocean water. there's a draw off the ocean that will keep you cooler along the oceanfront. in philadelphia, high of 64. lots of sunshin

experiencing and i want to zoom in on this one line you can see moving into delaware and southeastern pennsylvania because this did have a severe thunderstorm warning in association with it. earlier this morning, it no longer has that criteria associated with it, but it is continuing to move along and could gain some more energy and and frequent cloud to ground lightning. and you can see the time expected for new york around 2:45 p.m. and we also have high winds that will be moving through not only today, but into the evening hours. gusts could be as high on long island they're in the 25 to 30 mile an hour range. we'll continue to track the rain and the possibility of snow in the forecast coming up in the seven day. back to you, david. >> they have the city's department of buildings ordering more cranes to stop operations and they were told to secure those cranes as of noon. >> depend on nbc 4 new york app for the latest on the rainy weather. just tap the nbc 4 logo and select the weather tab to see the latest forecast and interactive radar. download the nbc 4 new york app in the app store now or

a win advisory, also posted, not in southeastern pennsylvania, but central southern new jersey, all of delaware, until 6:00 tonight. and that's for gust that is could peak as high as 45 miles per hour. now the winds aren't horrible down near the shore right now, but they are certainly pretty noticeable, and they're so in philadelphia, as well, 60 degrees right now, so we are warming up in advance of the full passage of this front, of course, trade off is it is just, yes, nasty afternoon, un folding out there. so have the wet weather gear ready to go if burr ready to leave the house here now, but later on today, those showers do start to become more scat nerd nature, and eventually, we're talking about snowflakes, i will explain in the full seven day forecast, coming up, jim. >> we don't want to hear that. pennsylvania governor tom wolf visited abington to promote his government that works plan. it calls for total gift ban for public officials, increased lobbying oversight, contracting reform, and more government transparency. later this afternoon, the governor will sign two anti-discri

friday's rain better chance for south jersey and delaware, than southeastern pennsylvania.weekend looks good. union home. >>> i'm home. >> reporter: sarah and i had a great time at union. >>> very fun. thanks david. >> reporter: the british royals have produced a new style icon, parents everywhere are clammerring to get the tiny bathroom worn by prince george. it's made by a company called my first years, the retailers is accepting preorders for customers willing wait for the next batch. >>> much more still ahead on in the next half-hour of "action news." glnch we're following a new ultimate-- ultimatum by sam bradford. >>> and brushfire in the poconos is forcing people out of their homes next. ♪ hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike ♪ ♪ they've all come to look for america ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all come to look for america ♪ ♪ all come to look for america ♪ ♪ all come to look for america ♪ i'm bernie sanders, and i approve

it will be over southeastern pennsylvania and extreme southern new jersey and the numbers will be climbing up above freezing. that snow and rain may never reach north of i-287. north and of i-95 that they may not get there as they will be pivoting up to i-80 in new jersey and long island and a little further north than what will be depicted right here. as they get steadier, they could mix with the wet snow and the accumulations, especially wet. pivoting offshore during their evening hours. then tomorrow night, wherever we would get any rain or if the streets are damp that there will be patches of the ice, be careful of your late night travel tomorrow night that they should not be great and looking at a trace that will be snowfall in the area mixed with the rainfall and nothing north of i-84, just sort of in the air and northern connecticut and new jersey and here over parts of let's say extreme western morris and maybe somerset. as far east as maybe western middle section, but more likely totals. it's a trace to a slushy inch or two on the colder surfaces here for new york city and long is

donald trump will be appearing in southeastern pennsylvania late today for one last time. he was a rally scheduled for west chester university campus late this afternoon, live in south philadelphia, i'm vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. >>> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton is drumming up support in delaware ahead of tomorrow's primary picture. let's take a look at the world cafe live at the queen in wilmington. she was just introduced by governor markell. she is holding a get out the vote event. we're streaming it live at 6abc.com. clinton will rally philadelphia voters tonight outside of city hall. that event kicks off at 7:00 p.m. this evening. meantime, bernie sanders campaigns today from one pennsylvania to the other. this afternoon he holds a rallyt the university of pittsburgh and actors will be with him. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife are travel to philadelphia speaking at the community of philadelphia in the next hour or so. they will highlight the school's efforts to make college more affordable to help students prepare for and g

see the yellow and this is baltimore back up in northeastern maryland and parts of jersey southeastern pennsylvania. slight risk of storms here. which means we'll have the potential for a greater amount of storms to potentially become severe up here north and east and wind gusts 60 and plus heavy downpours and small hail. larger hail obviously and severe thunderstorms possibly inch or greater and cloud to ground lightning, severe weather outbreak most of texas and central oklahoma up in kansas and nebraska there will be a lot of severe thunderstorms here and unfortunately looks like a lot of tornado activity there as well. that system will s closer to us and it's not going to bring us severe anything severe weather-wise at all. tomorrow, look how much cooler, we're 20 cooler tomorrow and with just a chance of a few showers around. and rain to the north. thunderstorms coming out of ohio. and future cast keeps that to the north and to the west of us and then it dissipates later on this morning with a chance again later on. see where we are this afternoo afternoon. a chance of thunderstorm. 4, 5, 6:00

indeed looking at rain that moved up from delaware and south jersey pushing into parts of southeastern pennsylvania. i'll start you out with a quick lapse, just to show you the movement. this is coming from the southwest and getting ready to plow into philadelphia. the leading edge seems to be light precipitation highlighted with the lighter shade of green but it doesn't take long to transition into the lighter shades of yellow and that could put ponding and puddling on the roadway. all of chester county covering this and halfway under the rain drops at this point. as we push up towards norristown and philadelphia we are getting much closer to the action. farther south in cape may county, in and out of the steadier rain, coming across sea isle city and if i go out wider and check out the northern areas, yes it did look like reading would get this pretty quick and now are you beginning to see the little rain drops. up in allentown some point in the next hour you'll see that come through and steadier rain is leaving with you the wide view. that just passed baltimore so it's not all day we deal with t

one or two here in southeastern pennsylvania.ontgomery, bucks, lehigh valley sussex county in delaware not down to freezing close. one or two points 32-degree temperature not have to be freezing to see that frost develop. these temperatures this morning into the 40s. 35 in woodbine there's a 30 in mays lan landing med for lakes t 34. up there in wrightstown at 37. we could have some frost even though the temperatures right about the freezing mark. there's few 32s there. warming newspaper the 60s and 70s and that trend continues. i'll look at those numbers coming up in the seven day forecast. let's check in on the roadways. here's bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. busy day on the calendar. guess who's birthday it is? the phanatic's birthday, and we're having a big old birthday party plus a baseball game down at the ballpark 1:05 for the phillies later on 4:00 o'clock game for the soul. see a lot of action in and out of the stadium area throughout the day. if you are heading into the game or into or through town they're paving

lets go out to another suburb in southeastern pennsylvania, 43 degrees from steve johnson. love this picture. sweet. 43 degrees. he did also give us a good suggestion dress like it is lake fall, i love this because it doesn't feel like spring out there right now. we can get to one more and we will take you out to medford where andrea was reporting a lot of clouds and other cast in the medford area inn a he said yes, he has his heater back on. hopefully air conditioning will be needed too. eventually we will see a warming trend that will take us a while because the next four or at least four of the next five days, do feature a chill in the air, damp weather, and a the lot of cloud. saturday is the bright spot of the next five, and then we should see things quiet down again and then also warm up, by next mid week, meisha? >> yeah, i know, i was going to say a lot of rain and that means a lot of hot coffee indoors, that is not a bad thing, right? good morning everybody. i-95 south accident moved off to the shoulder. this is what you are looking at the right now. we are startin

all of southeastern pennsylvania and new castle county, delaware, that goes until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow all the ingredients to make frost clear skies, light winds, lows in the mid to upper 30s especially in the colder spots and surfaces below freezing tonight. so do watch for some frost if you have any plants or any flowers that you just want to keep around a little longer cover them up to name it won't be widespread frost but patchy through the overnight hours. gradual warming trend as we head through the weekend monday when it peaks notice a system just offshore that's going to kite cooler along the coast. then watch what happens tuesday and wednesday. some of thighs cooler air starts to back in from new england we talked about this before. it's called a back door cool front you will feel the temperatures start to drop little next tuesday and wednesday but in the meantime next few days sunny and dry, cool in the morning. nice in the afternoon and a gorgeous weekend the one negative if there is one negative pollen counts very very high and rising through the weekend if you ever an alle

all of southeastern pennsylvania and new castle county, delaware, that goes until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow all the ingredients to make frost clear skies, light winds, lows in the mid to upper 30s especially in the colder spots and surfaces below freezing tonight. so do watch for some frost if you have any plants or any flowers that you just want to keep around a little longer cover them up to name it won't be widespread frost but patchy through the overnight hours. gradual warming trend as we head through the weekend monday when it peaks notice a system just offshore that's going to kite cooler along the coast. then watch what happens tuesday and wednesday. some of thighs cooler air starts to back in from new england we talked about this before. it's called a back door cool front you will feel the temperatures start to drop little next tuesday and wednesday but in the meantime next few days sunny and dry, cool in the morning. nice in the afternoon and a gorgeous weekend the one negative if there is one negative pollen counts very very high and rising through the weekend if you ever an alle

pittsburgh it's cutting across central pennsylvania which switches over to rain and snow across southeastern pennsylvaniaersey and delaware, as temperatures shot into the mid 40s, sweeldz borough it's -- swedesboro it's raining. glassboro reporting light rain. the wintry mix is represented in the blue shade. chadds ford, rain and snow, media. downingtown it's snowing, coatsville light to moderate snow at this point. we'll like to see if the rain snow line continues to drift farther south and east during the course of the morning. 38 degrees in philadelphia. dover, 43. millville, 44. reading 37. much colder in the lehigh valley and the poconos. 31 in allentown. 26 degrees mount poke -- pocono. 38 degrees by 9:00 a.m. this is the city of philadelphia. 11:00 a.m., 39. 1:00 p.m., temperatures 40 degrees. the boundary zones set up like this, mainly snow well north and west of philadelphia. mixture of snow for the i-95 corridor and rain for south jersey and delaware. how much snow are we talking about? when does it get out of here? i'll have the answer when i see you again in just a bit. >>> can't wait to hear

a couple of sprinkles here and there in southeastern pennsylvania. there's a cluster of showers coming from the west, though, nontoday we'll be look -- on and off today, we'll be looking at showers. 67 degrees on the thermometer. allentown, 6. closer to the coast you're cooler because of the draw off the cool ocean water. this afternoon it will be mild. 1:00 p.m., 72. 2:00 p.m., 75. the high today will be 77. very late in the afternoon, probably not until 5:00 p.m. 76 by 6:00 p.m. spotty showers on and off through the day and thunderstorm late today and early pg this evening, before we dry out later tonight. cooler air coming in for the weekend. a wind watch for the second half of the weekend. a little bit of rain on saturday. i'll have the details coming up, matt. >> reporter: not a good way to start the morning in montgomery county, a nasty accident at welsh road and 40-foot road. you can see the vehicles involved, a sheet draped over that vehicle which is never a good sign we're at the ralph's corner shopping center, police on the scene. they are

blue south jersey and delaware, chester, delaware and montgomery and lower bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania. the numbers are mighty chilly right now. 32 in philadelphia. 27 in wilmington. reading, 25. lancaster, 25. you have a little bit of snow on the ground out here. allentown, 27. 19 in the poconos where it feels like only 9 when you factor in the winds. feels like the teens north and west, low 20s south and east, unbelievable. 29 in trenton. 26 in philadelphia. feels like a pair of 2s for wilmington and dover. satellite and radar, yesterday's storm exiting off the coast pushing into the canadian maritimes. it left us with clear skies. the good news we have bright sunshine and blue skies, we have the west/northwesterly breeze on the backside of the departing low. monday, winds shift out of the west southwest. this is a warm front cutting through the ohio and great lake states this morning. you can see moisture on the leading edge of that. none of that will make it in here. we're not expecting snow. rain showers are possible monday night into tuesday. surface maps, looks like, we'll track

it's mainly for interior sections of south jersey, as well as bucks, montgomery county and southeastern pennsylvania and the lehigh valley. 36 degrees in pottstown. warrington, 38. quakertown, 34. martins creek, 32. coatsville, 34. chester, 37. center city showing 45. glassboro, 34. same number for vineland. 43 in atlantic city. sea isle city, 41. satellite and radar, if you didn't get enough of yesterday's beautiful weather we'll see a repeat performance today. as we set the satellite loop in motion there's nothing going on. high pressure dominates the pattern and that means another day filled with bright blue skies and ton of sunshine. if you're heading to citizens bank park, the phillies take on the nationals game three which has been a disappointing series. 67 degrees by the first pitch temperature, 9th inning, 73 degrees. don't forget the sunscreen. if you like the warmth. we have warmer temperatures tomorrow. 67 that was yesterday's high, 74 for today. and then we're forecasting 80 degrees for the 4th time this year. that arrives tomorrow. when i come back in just a few minutes, we'll see how

southeastern pennsylvania, much of interior south jersey, delaware getting rain out of that system.ill draw your attention to temperature readings. 57 in philadelphia by 4:00 p.m. temperatures are swinging up and then down. here is tuesday 8:00 a.m. under that freeze watch i mentioned. look at philadelphia's low temperature there. 29 degrees. seems like winter, not so much like spring. you'll see the seven-day forecast where temperatures are going up and down, up and down. here's the freeze watch, all of the areas in blue. that will begin overnight monday into early tuesday. may need to be extended into tuesday night for wednesday morning. we will see how it goes. 38 degrees overnight for a low temperature in philadelphia, cooler north and west. for tomorrow, we get that push in temperatures. 56 to 60. not much in the way of sunshine tomorrow. i have to say plenty of cloud cover and drizzle coming through. heavier rain in the afternoon. mainly a rumble of thunder later in the afternoon as that clipper makes it through. then temperatures really fall off monday night into tuesday morn

potentially be a line of strong thunderstorms right during the afternoon rush coming through southeastern pennsylvaniahen going down toward the shore as we head towards 6:00, 7:00. and then we start to clear out. as we go through the day tomorrow, no rain anywhere. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 70s. pick out your neighborhood. we have forecasts for everybody. at the jersey shore, 62 for high in atlantic city. it's not as warm as the rest of the area. the severe storm threat as we go through the week, highest way out in middle of the country. a major area of severe weather. we have a slighter risk in our portion of the country. this would be on tuesday with that line of thunderstorms that you just saw. there we are, a big change from tuesday to wednesday. 82 degrees tuesday to 67 for the high wednesday in philadelphia. and even cooler in other parts of the area. lehigh valley, only 64 degrees on wednesday. everybody has got the showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. and as we go to the ten-day forecast coming up later, we will see even more rain there. >>> the phillies tried to pull out the

southeastern pennsylvania, northern delaware, parts of new jersey and we're talking winds of about 2535 miles per hour with gusts of about 50 to 60 and that is potentially dangerous. so if you do have maybe you put your patio furniture out with the anticipation of the warm weather, you may want to take that back inside just until we get through this high wind situation through tomorrow. >> thanks, karen. >>> villanova's march to victory resumes tonight in houston. plenty of wildcat fans are in texas for the final hour. nbc 10's matt delucia has been checking in with those fans in houston and you've also been talking to some new villanova supporters. tell us about it. >> reporter: rosemary, the final four is upon us and so is game day and this time tomorrow we'll know if villanova has a shot at the ncaa championship. but there's a lot going on in houston yesterday. take a look here. teams had practice on the court and they'll play on there tonight at nrg stadium. there was also a fan fest going on downtown. quite a few makeshift pep rallies and parties. how about the lack of love if yo

all of interior southern turnpike, in southeastern pennsylvania, it will create some frost on the plansween midnight and 10:00 in the morning. the atmosphere is creating a traffic jam so to speak, it creates what looks like the greek letter omega. here in the eastern and western atlantic, low pressure to the east and low pressure to the west. we are in the good area of the omega block, that means systems don't move the way features wrap around one another, eye pressure into the upcoming weekend, it means sinking air. our entire area from the great lakes to the mid-atlantic, a lack of cloud cover and lack of rain as well. in fact the chances of rain thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, 0% chance. and a very small chance here on monday with a front that swings through to try and break up that omega block at the beginning of next week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a touch milder here tomorrow at 62, and there you see that wall-to-wall sunshine, right through the upcoming weekend as temperatures go above normal and into the mid-70s by sunday and then grab the shorts as we

tornado outbreak there, but the greatest chance of any severe weather in our area is parts of southeastern pennsylvaniand down into new jersey. so that's something to watch during the day tomorrow. and there it is. 82 degrees with thunderstorms tomorrow and then 67 and dry wednesday. pa suburbs, 66 and grdry wednesday. lehigh valley getting thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. as you can see, that's the wettest day of the next three. i'll have the ten day forecast coming up a little bit later. >>> we'll see you then, glenn. talk about bursting your bubble. still ahead, why a marathoner's attempt to run from florida and bermuda in an inflatable bubble was cut short. why should we trust a harrisburg politician like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming credit for passing universal background checks for all gun purchases, "santarsiero admitted in an interview that he didn't write pennsylvania's gun safety law." his campaign brags about his accomplishments, but "in fact, he has failed in 54 attempts to get any legislation on the books." we just cant trust steve santar

there's the real definitive line coming out of southeastern pennsylvania. that's showing you where the rain is for south jersey all the way to cape may and making its way to atlantic city right now. on the backside, we'll have the snow coming in. still looks good out on long island. sort of filtered sunshine through coastal connecticut. you'll see the clouds creeping in just after noon. on the futurecast, watch the temperatures first. then we go through the late afternoon that could see the temperatures drop just a bit. it's mainly rain down here mixing in through south jersey and snow holding on. not a lot happening up in the hudson valley some sprinkles and light snow. temperatures crash to below freezing. tomorrow we wake up and we've got a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures are fairly comfortable in the upper 40s. what a way to close out the weekend. by monday, we'll be overcast and looking at rain coming in through the early part of the workweek. foughtcast painting the snow accumulations with the backside of the system with a trice an inch. heavy

>> she is also focused a lot on southeastern pennsylvania and that's where the democratic strongholds really are, philadelphia being a very -- >> lot of minorities. >> she was also in pittsburgh, another democratic stronghold. whereas bernie sanders, we saw him in reading, in gettysburg. he's been targeting more of the smaller areas while she's stuck more to the larger areas where there are also more votes to gain. >> senator sanders toured gettysburg and those kind of things. you brought up the general election. i thought it was very interesting. you said pennsylvania has been historically and reliably democrat, especially with the urban centers, philadelphia, pittsburgh, working class voters. if donald trump is the nominee and it's trump versus hillary, does all of a sudden pennsylvania come into play because of the working class voters that trump has been popular with? >> if you look at the current head-to-head polls she beats donald trump but only narrowly. i think the quinnipiac poll recently had her up by three percentage points but he also has some problems on the republican si

police in southeastern pennsylvania say someone opened fire in the middle of the 11:00 a.m. service shooting and killing one man in the congregation. children and dozens of people were inside the sanctuary of the keystone fellowship church yesterday morning. police have one suspect in jail. >>> two high schoolers are recovering in wisconsin after they were shot leaving their prom. police say an 18-year-old former student shot two people saturday night. officers shot and killed the gunman out side the school. school leaders say it appears that gunman may have wanted to go in to the distance and start shooting. >> there were cops in the gym keeping us calm and safe. someone passed out or had a seizure. that's all i was thinking about. i wasn't thinking it was something serious. >> the students were put on lockdown in the gym for several hours. the school is open today and counselors will be available for students. >>> it is now 5:48. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive construction site fire in arizona which forced people out of their homes. the flame

decent gusts, they will be higher to the south east but 30 miles an hour wind gusts around southeastern pennsylvania and it is gusting decently on the skies deck right now with that said you can see gusts as high as 45 miles an hour across southern delaware and southern new jersey, and all of delaware. mid 50's up and down i-95. it is a mild tart to the day. forty-three in mount pocono. that is in the the bad. you cannery bound here to actually seasonal territory for a change, lower 60's at the shore in philadelphia as well but again, it is the wetest day of the forecast so some rain to track for sure as the behind this meisha, another nose dive on the thermometer and we will tell you how cold it will get coming up. >> it will be chilly, thanks, katie. >> well, what we have right new if you are just waking up with us by the way we have an accident at 95 south approaching 322. vehicle went off the road here. right lane is compromised because of this. take a look at this, this does in the look good at all but what we are seeing when we look around the camera right around this area it doesn't look like

we were expecting it in southeastern pennsylvania. they got walloped pretty good at the jersey shore. there's a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. everything cleared out nicely. we have bright blue upstairs, sun will warm things up later on. we have snow on the ground, be careful. if you live in an area that has the snow on the ground. temperatures are below freezing. it's creating black ice and slush out there. port norris, 3 inches. sweeldz -- swedes swedesboro, 3. turnersville, 1.5. it was thumbing at one point these huge, faculty silver-dollar snowflakes. it started to accumulate on the roads. we were not anticipating that, as well. storm system hit this area right here, pretty hard. atlantic county, cape may, cumberland, gloucester and camden counties in south jersey, it was supposed to be out inn through here. everything shifted to the southeast. temperatures are now are still pretty cold. 35 in philadelphia. millville, 34. reading, 33. the numbers will continue to climb from this point on. so 40 degrees for 11:00 a.m. 1

melissa: this is the case you were referring to the end, a 1990 two case from southeastern pennsylvania. the court is considering pennsylvania's abortion control act that has a number of rovisions. one requires parental notification. the other requires a 24-hour waiting period. another one requires power -- spousal notification. the court affirms the essence of roe vs. wade but scales back and dismantles the trimester framework and the standard of review required for abortion cases. the idea here is that abortion regulation will not be considered constitutional if it imposes a substantial obstacle to the woman seeking the bortion. the waiting period is not held to have a substantial effect, or parental notification, that spousal -- but spousal notification is struck down under the standard that it renders women subordinate to heir husbands. that husbands should not have the authority to invoke this kind of veto and more importantly, the court is worried about domestic violence in these relationships. clarke: roe vs. wade focused only on abortion. it did not address fetal rotection law.

doesn't look that way now but that solid area of rain will be moving through portions of southeastern pennsylvania. right now through the northern and western suburbs, but this will slide through. you can see it slowly moving south and it will work its way through just sol light rain and be clearing out by this afternoon. we'll track it and show you by about 11:00 through philadelphia, still coming down in south jersey, but after about 3:00, 4:00 things clear up. right now we're into the 60s heading for the 70s but a chilly start tomorrow morning those numbers and the 7-day forecast are coming up a bit later. >> i stuck the landing. that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i

up to the southeastern side of pennsylvania. it's not like the wind just stops at the delaware river, we could have gusts up to 35 miles per hour there. gusty from the shore on up. most gusts in the 30s but they could go higher than that. this is an issue behind the wheel because if you are driving a minivan or a high-profile vehicle, it could knock you out of the lane. we could see branches and trash cans on the road as they winds continue. the wind advisory expire agent 6:00 tonight. when does the rain get oust here we'll look at that in a couple of minutes. >>> as rainy and stormy weather comes through the region, keep 6abc.com/weather close at hand. have you access to storm tracker 6 and updates from our team of meteorologist. >>> switching to politics now and the race for the democratic nomination is still focused on pennsylvania. bill clinton is here to campaign pour his wife hillary. and bernie sanders is addressing a labor committee in center city. vernon odom is live now where sanders spoke this morning. >> reporter: go

southeastern pennsylvania, aha, the american heart association. she hit one.e team reacted when she hit it. that was alec's single last night. >> it was amazing, great work. >> then you stepped up to the plate? >> and remember, he's actually played baseball. i've never played. >> in college? >> uh-huh. i was too good for. >> this this, throwing the ball, not actually throwing it, on this machine with these two wheels. it is coming in at like 55 miles per hour, super slow. >> 80s perfect. >> okay? >> batting practice, i think 75, 08, batting practice. >> i understands you were fouling them off? >> i couldn't wait that long. now look at l ex's form here. she looks so cute in that helmet, mike. >> i love it. >> so of course for richie ashburn, homerun for hearts been around, this year, will be 19 years, the event, second and thirds of may. >> media day. >> preview. showing you what you can do, and two day event, you can step up to the plate but the great thing casino of trying to swing at the effort. and make sure to kick them off to fight heart disease. >> hit t

we registered tens of thousands every new registration cents southeastern pennsylvania alone, so peoplen what republicans have to say, show more they don't trust hillary clinton they don't want bernie sanders to be their next president, more people joining the republicans party. >> let's turn and talk about sanders, 'd lot to say last night about momentum. >> with our victory tonight, in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> and we have won almost all every them with overwhelming landslide numbers. >> so, michael, would you agree, would you say he has that momentum that he needs? >> i think he's captured some of the heart of the democratic party, reality is that the math just does not work for bernie sanders campaign. so there is a lot of inside the party, certainly, amongst many people who are clinton supporters, who are wondering why bernie sanders is still sticking around, but i think that this is only going to last kim of more weeks, won't see the type of antics we see on the republicans side, and we will see much more traditional outco

her name is jane from southeastern pennsylvania. she sent me a letter in february about two weeks before i met with judge garland. i won't read the whole letter, but she said to me, i quote, please do your constitutional j job, unquote. and ended by saying, quote, any opportunity to take part in a judicial nomination is a privilege that deserves respect. each one of us have that privilege. we should accord that privilege the respect that it deserves. give him a hearing and give him a vote. >> questions? >> senator -- [inaudible question] >> i didn't hear the first part. [inaudible question] >>i don't know. i leave that to the political scientists to prognosticate. i will say this, this is an issue that we're hearing about from folks across the political spectrum. this is not limited to one party, democrats, republicans and independents are calling my office and i think calling offices all over the country telling us do our job, give him a vote. >> do you have any objective indication that this is actually damaging in pennsylvania? t

there's a wind advisory in delaware and south jersey and it will be blustery southeastern pennsylvaniaving from the 50s to 63 late in the day. rain today, thunderstorm possible, breezy and cooler tomorrow. taking aim at the church with this massive billboard. >> we didn't know what else to do so we figured we better make some statement. >> they are speaking out for their children and we'll have what the church is saying about it this morning. >>> the greatest movie epic of you will time. we have your very first look at a brand-new chapter of "star wars," the exclusive world premiere of the highly anticipated trailer. it is just minutes away. you don't want to miss it. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford explorer. explorer's terrain management system easily handles changing road conditions. and, explorer gives you push-button convenience with the powerfold third row seat. you'll find a full lineup of ford suvs designed to help you be unstoppable. right now you can drive a new explor

destruction of the country does not discriminate, and let me tell you about pennsylvania and donald trump, one of the southeasterncan party in pennsylvania heard from the trump campaign more than anyone else. there is a concerted effort for delegates in pennsylvania. clearly a different strategy there. overall when it comes to general election strategy and who can win, any gop nominee can win, but donald trump can actually put states like michigan, like pennsylvania, maybe even new york in play, and that's what people have to think about. the establishment doesn't want to admit it but they have to deal with it and hopefully we can influence mr. trump to be more conservative in the meantime, but this is very exciting, and people have to take him seriously about what he can accomplish. charles: rebecca, i don't know after the last couple of days, feels like the gop platform is going to be moved more to the left. >> well, we don't really know, and, if a lot depends on the party's nominee because the party's nominee sets the tone for the party. but i would take issue with the idea that donald trump could put states i

this area, scream southeastern portions of pennsylvania and new jersey and state of delaware.he phillies taking on the padres, the home opener for monday. things clear out nicely in terms of the storm there. it's much, much milder with high temperatures between 60 and 62 degrees. snow north and west, rain south and east, 44 fore philadelphia. -- for philadelphia, and trenton and wilmington. sun and clouds sunday, 48 degrees. it will be chilly with the winds. it's not until monday things feel better, 62. maybe a shower in the afternoon. tuesday, 57. wednesday, thursday, friday, that's more like it. 60, 63 and 65. just a nuisance event going on this afternoon. much better next week. >>> old man winter wants to stick around. >> reporter: he is a pain. >>> he is a pain go home. >>> 6:17. >>> a bald eagle is spreading its wings across the state of delaware. the majestic bird was found with electric burns and treated by wildlife workers in newark. crews treated two other bald eagles who were disoriented in sussex county and wildlife workers are trying to find the cause. they were re

this is a pretty good slug of rainfall, western pennsylvania and southeastern parts of ohio. this will move off to the east. we put futurecast in high resolution mode to capture all these details overnight tonight in to early tomorrow morning by 4:15. you have some of the steadier rain moving from i-84 in points north and west. just after that batch of steadier rain moving in to the five boroughs of new york city. so leave yourself a little bit of extra time for the commute. definitely grab the rain gear. maybe a heavier batch of rain around 9:45 a.m. with the actual frontal passage. then it quickly comes out of here. by noon time it's raining down the jersey shore. and cleared out areas north and west with sunshine returning. accuweather forecast overnight, breezy, mild, steadier rain developing from the west after about 4 a.m. we're down to 52. 53 at 7:00 in the morning. overcast and breezy. periods of rain and wet travel, kind of a slow-go for the morning commute. that rain lasting through midmorning. then clouds giving way to sunshine during the afternoon. breezy out ther

street.tr we'll copy you posted on that.ha typical delays in the district right now.rit no 295 southeastern to pennsylvaniatown to 13 miles per hour.13 m a lot of heavy traffic there. te 50 inbound starts to back up bup through kenilworth so givee yourself extra time. t you know the drill coming fromfr annapolis, typical morningical i delays on 50 and then new yorkno avenue inbound by bladensburg.. transformer issue has southas s capitol street closed between atlantic and chesapeake. chesape fairfax crash with downedith wn wires. this is at the intersection of albin road south of fairfax f county parkway.county parkway we'll keep you updated on that blueline dane the busy morning r commute that's shaping up.e back to you.th >> all right erin, coming upn,on the redskins trade with the with texans during the nfl draft.fl we'll tell you about thell you o newest member of the burgundy bu and gold.and gold. >> plus we'll have a live look' at our crew. well, the rest of our crew isws a statue but i can tell you tyou our crew is down there,here they're getting ready for ouror spring concert series.oncerterie come