now we have a few snow squalls out there.lly isolated double scan live showing that they're not widespread. you really have to look closely but they are cause something travel problems. i stole matt pelman's traffic cam. this is the schuylkill expressway at king of prussia. if you look closely allow your eyes to kind of adjust to it we do have some snowflakes falling there. the road is wet. it's slowing things down. this is why. this is that one little snow squall that moved through king of prussia its right over the schuylkill expressway and the blue route and that's that pink and that's the heavier snow that's falling. reduced visibilities very quickly. it can also coat the ground. there's another one right now that's moving through berks county. this one not quite as intense. it's pushed through reading. it's basically going right along 422 moving at about 20 miles per hour and the other more intense cell that was over center city at 4 o'clock, this is now pushing off of lbi and everything is beginning to diminish in inten

when you get caught in that it could be called a squall.urst of thick snow and five, ten minutes it's over. be careful of a coating on the ground maybe a quick slippery condition developing on the roads. as we look outside, we have the action cam earlier, i should say, this is the beautiful pictures we got all in valley forge park. the sun did come back after this earlier system swept through the south. this system looking down to the south where the thicker clouds are moving away. even over the terrace, a fair amount of blue where the snow showers coming in from the west with thicker clouds this afternoon. 38 degrees, winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. we're expecting the winds to get blustery as the day goes on. morning snow totaled 2 1/2 inches. cape may 3 1/2 almost. 2.3 in wildwood crest. newark, delaware, 1 inch. that snow had a hard time coming up to the i-95 corridor. this afternoon we'll be on the look out for spotty snow showers and brief snow squall in a couple of spots. these could be passing through during the rush hou

stronger snow squalls across the delaware and lehigh valleys. storstorm tracker6 live double scan radar, i want to go in tighter on street level with storm tracker6 to a highly populated area and a lot of places where people are traveling just to the south of philadelphia along route one as we press along that i-95 corridor also into gibbstown and woodbury. we'll go in tighter on street level and this is an indication of where we are picking up those heavier burst of snow. any time they come through for darby along route 13, i-76, heading into camden, also heading into areas in new jersey, things can stick on the ground fairly quickly and this is also in a location where you're probably getting reduced visibility fairly quickly. so, as far as what we can expect right into the evening snow showers and squalls, reducing that visibility and it's right over the airport right now in philadelphia, so i wouldn't be surprised if we had some weather related travel delays. localized quit coating so use caution if our on the roads. coming up we'll take a c

squall line down overnight by nine or 10:00 they are out of here.orrow morning we will start with light but accumulating snow from the lehigh valley and poconos, an inch to lehigh valley. one to three in the poconos that stays north of philadelphia in the afternoon we will see a trent coming through with scattered showers , possibly rain showers and snow showers, around the city. here at 6:00 p.m. we could be dealing with another shower or squall for tomorrow afternoon 's commute. what to expect for your tuesday? scattered rain, snow showers, again, scattered in coverage. they are light in intensity. little to no accumulation is expect but could see snow falling even if it doesn't stick. cold enough aloft that it the may fall as snow but melt when it hits ground surface. we will will see cold air over eastern canada that will continue batches of cold air southward turning progressively colder starting february and then by sunday a system tracking to the south of us could tap in that cold and bring us late day or overnight snow sunday night into moni

one squall went through this region. you can see snow on the ground there came down very fast, furious for a bit. now they are dealing with sun glare on the road out there. so quick hitting squalls but they can come up on you very rapidly and bring near white out conditions. good news these squalls really feed off sunshine. it is the same process as in the summer with afternoon showers and storms. once sun goes down, squalls will fizzle. they are already doing so. over burlington county, into atlantic count and this one in cape may county, that is cutting visibility on the atlantic city the eye expressway and down through garden state arc way as well. let's zoom in on this first one here travel, on 206, town through cab knack california shamong we are seeing heavier snow and white out conditions and along the garden state parkway from ocean city through sea isle city and 7- mile will we will see slow downs as this squall dumping snow fast and furious. i want to show you this time lapse, starting at 3:00. the sunnies shin

several snow squalls swept through the region. how quickly the snow covered tree limbs and >> the skwauls from interesting because they popped up quickly. it went from sunshine to whiteout condition. the sun is out and all of a sudden the snow starts to fall. you can't see the buildings briefly and then they're back. the sun returns. now it's 26 degrees and that means we do have the threat for slippery spots. i'll talk about that in just a moment. want to start with storm scan 3 which shows the squalls have fizzled but here's our next system. most of this will miss us to the north. but there are parts of the region that could pick up some accumulating snow tomorrow especially in the morning. as far as the squalls are concerned, they can dump to an inch, and we picked up about an inch, the kurn here is that any snow skaul this evening, temperatures are below freezing, any wet spots or snowy spots on the roads will refreeze. coming up we'll time out the threat for snow tomorrow. we'll tell you which areas are most likely to see it.

several snow squalls swept through the region. how quickly the snow covered tree limbs and >> the skwauls from interesting because they popped up quickly. it went from sunshine to whiteout condition. the sun is out and all of a sudden the snow starts to fall. you can't see the buildings briefly and then they're back. the sun returns. now it's 26 degrees and that means we do have the threat for slippery spots. i'll talk about that in just a moment. want to start with storm scan 3 which shows the squalls have fizzled but here's our next system. most of this will miss us to the north. but there are parts of the region that could pick up some accumulating snow tomorrow especially in the morning. as far as the squalls are concerned, they can dump to an inch, and we picked up about an inch, the kurn here is that any snow skaul this evening, temperatures are below freezing, any wet spots or snowy spots on the roads will refreeze. coming up we'll time out the threat for snow tomorrow. we'll tell you which areas are most likely to see it.

the next thing we're watching is shower act terrorist but programs a stronger snow squall in areas tohe west, harrisburg and lancaster county this will start to move in this activity during the afternoon and into the early evening hours, again, these are not big issue, big ticket snow producers in most cases. if you get underneath one of the heavier cells it could reduce visibility and put a coating on road surfaces, you do want to slow down. overall not a lot of snow. as for the morning snow it was mainly south. mill folder, delaware, 2 1/2 -- fill -- millford, delaware, 2 1/2 inches. it was hard to get the snow up to the i-95 corridor. 38 in philadelphia. 34 in allentown. 39 in wilmington, you do need a coat as you step outside, that will be the case of the rest of the way. winds on the light side we expect them to pick up a little bit through the afternoon, we're looking at blustery conditions. future tracker 6, there's the snow showers and the odd snow squall that pops up between now and 6:00 p.m. some of that might hang around until the early evening. i'm putting out a word to th

snow squalls led to the pileup here. person died, nine others were hospitalized. >> some of us could see more snow tomorrow. >> i'll tell you we're not going to be seeing snow squalls tomorrow like what we saw today. it's going to be a steadier, lighter type snow. philly airport here everything's going fine. there was a heavy squall that came through the entire area because it was coming down so far for a brief period of time but we have practically nothing left from that snow squall. it's moving offshore here. this is the next area moving in through ohio and into the western pennsylvania and some parts of our area are much more likely than others to see snow with this one. and here we are at 6:00 a.m. coming in through berks county, lehigh valley, poconos and we could see several hours worth of at least light snow. other computer models are more impressive than this one obviously and even into the afternoon there could be some precipitation but by then it may be warm enough for rain in the philadelphia area and even som

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what you're seeing right now in the wide view is that squall. let's zoom in to where we're seeing the heavier snow and freeze the time clock right at 4:30 right through gloucester township and evesham stating to drop down to the southeast. you can see passing through millville down to maurice river. this is going to track right into cape may county here and atlantic county as it continues to drive along farther to the east. we see this pocket along the shore. so this line is quick moving as we mentioned. it was nearly whiteout that we were seeing on cameras. now that's heading through jersey. we are talking temperatures that are dropping and visibility much different depending on where you are. so let's talk to glenn now about those conditions. >> it really has been amazing how things can change just minute by minute this afternoon. they actually had to have a ground stop at philly international airport because the snow was coming down so hard that the visibility was so bad that you couldn't see much of anything. and now look at that visibility

after we get rid of these snow squalls, watch this.nother clipper but this one rides to the north tomorrow morning so the best chance of seeing light snow showers will be through the lehigh valley, berks county and the poconos as we go hour by how you can see these squalls falling apart. by midnight temperatures are already in the 20s. by about three, 4:00 o'clock in the morning, we see everything moving in from the west. and some snow showers possibly even getting into chester county and upper bucks, upper montco but the main threat will be reading into allentown in the pottstown area and into the poconos. so right through the early morning hours into the late morning of tomorrow we'll be seeing light snow and that that will be moving out. so these clippers are quick hitters don't bring a lot of snow but they can catch you off guard because they move so fast. during the evening and overnight temperatures will fall in the city overnight 26. in the suburbs 22. skies becoming partly cloudy. in the wake of that clipper, we see the wind ki

. >> if you missed yesterday morning's snow you might have gotten that snow squall in the afternoon and that can create black ice, because it left a quick coating on the ground. we are looking at some snow, as the amount, upper portion, chesapeake bay right now and some of that snow shower activity, will be moving into our area, so we will keep an eye on this throughout the morning but not the for a couple hours will we see anything around here. looking at current temperature actual temperature is 27 degrees, that is our wind chill but plenty of places are seeing wind chills in the teens this morning. we will show thaw next time, but prepare for a little bit of light snow that could slow you down at times this morning the mostly cloudy, 39 degrees at lunchtime. evening drive could feature a few light rain or snow showers , so, again, bob if you missed this morning you might get a little bit this afternoon. >> we're equal opportunity snow maker around here. >> everybody gets some. >> 4:02. you are right the any area that saw that crazy snow squall yesterday, this morning there is that po

this is a the view of a snow squall, almost looks leak a thunderstorm.reports of thunderstorms mount laurel 7:10, lightning strikes and photos. people say why does the snow look like dipping dots? it's not snow. it's grapple. it's cold water that covers a snowflake causing pe pellets. if you try to pick it up, falls apart. very fragile. not a lot of snow reported this winter. so far philadelphia, 5.3-inches, 54% of our normal snow fall to date. today's tenth of an inch was the first measurable snow in three weeks, three weeks in january with no snow for philadelphia, temperatures running five and a half degrees above normal. tonight, though, we are dropping and below freezing, philadelphia, 30. allentown, 26. with the snow squalls this evening, any untreated surfaces will be icy overnight. use caution tomorrow morning. here's the next system. satellite 6 and action radar showing a fast clipper, not a lot of moisture, skirting the northern zone. tomorrow morning for the morning rush, slow things down. 20-degrees in the morning. there could be ice patches.

the roads were slick there due to an evening snow squall.s say the other people injured in the crash did not require an ambulance. ly. >> a grieving family is remember two sister who's were struck and killed as they crossed the roosevelt boulevard over the weekend. "action news" reporter christie ileto attended an emotional vigil last night. >> (crying). >> reporter: holding balloons of their favorite color, kimberly phillips and loraya braxton's grieving family stood at the intersection where they lost their lives. choking back tears their mother had some strong words for the man responsible. >> i i'm going let god handle him. the sisters 19 and 10 were crossing roosevelt boulevard in the crosswalk. he was trying to make a light that was turning yellow and was apparently under the influence. >> there are so many different options you can have. take an uber, take a taxi, private transportation. >> reporter: ruch fled the scene but was arrested around the corner from the crash. residents say this tragedy only highlights the constant pedestria

you may see a few slick spots from yesterday's snow squalls.pened you saw how quickly visibility was reduced and right now the snow showers that we're looking at not that intense so it shouldn't cause the same kind of issue. on the vine street expressway construction is cleared. westbound, eastbound moving fine so no issues at this point on the vine. we hav

. >>> yeah, pennsylvania and snow squalls seem like a bad mix. every year we get the snow squalls, unlike interstate 70 and the pennsylvania turnpike. quickly, it turns into this. this was a big pile up there yesterday. so we could see a similar situation today. we have roads slippery from overnight snow in michigan, ohio. the drive from cleveland to erie is not fun. and detroit to grand rapids, those are snow-covered roads. chicago, you lucked out last night. you were warm enough to have all rain out of this. this is the forecast for the next 24 hours. this area has already seen some snow, that's four inches out here. areas in the cat skills, binghamton, two to four inches. the timing of this is this afternoon and early this evening. so the evening commute could be rough. hartford, two to three inches. same for providence and boston. that may be enough with the timing to make the roads difficult heading up 81 or across the mass pike. south of new york city, you're fine. warm enough for all rain. here's the timing, just about now, there's the sno

that squall line that came by. sonoma, 121 and 37 until 8:45 in the morning. there are definitely some lines where it's decreased rapid lid but looks like some snow. parents of lake county up in northern lake. that was the squall line with the tunedder lighting. it's pushed off in to the valley. it's past vacaville and fairfield. i'm sure it's just -- crazy up there. you can see that line that's now moving in to tray is is he. it's moved past there. the heaviest rain in the santa cruz mountains. from wood side to skyline. to the san mateo coast and stretching over to palo alto. that's the newest line that's formed. here is the intense line that's in the santa cruz mountains about campbell, over 85 into lo is gatos and then over 17. look at scott's valley. that's heavy rain back over to santa cruz as well. morgan hill. and santa claire a. that's the source of the heaviest rain. there will be white out conditions inspect searchy. winter storm warning until saturday. looks like placerville. grass valley. that's heavy rain that will translate into extremely heavy

this is not quite as steady or heavy as the last squall was. going to be bring a few flakes in. you see the other area of snow near wilmington. this area just -- this is going to move on into salem county and cumberland county. it's small. it'll weaken. then we go to the shore. this was actually part of the squall that did pass through philly and into chester county then through camden county and left some spots where it was low visibility. passing toms river and near ship bottom this is about to move offshore here. you can still see spot areas where snow is coming down and these are these snow showers lingering earlier when we were in that 4:00 newscast. there's a big drop in the temperature as a result of the cooler air. 29 degrees voorhees, audubon the same. florence you'll also at 32 degrees and down to those upper 20s and princeton at 29. we look at temperatures in parts of berks county and the lehigh valley. 31 reading. leonardsville down to 27 degrees and it's important to notice these temperatures already at or below freezing. it will f

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as those squalls push through the area. rather flooded roadways or accidents as a result of the latest round of storms. we barely avoided a collision ourselves. we did he see one of the major issue that chp is warning us about. when -- we saw officers siting a driver for just that the concern is over the safety of the driver and officials working to clear the roads. >> just don't cross the flair pattern. stay out of our way. you will delay your trip five minutes, so be it. we are out to get you to where you need to be. >> reporter: it can be a serious safety condition certain. >> correct. could be standing water, an accident. you never know. . >> reporter: we saw intense heavy rain. hained president winds and lighting this morning as we made our way north on 80 and 580. drive slowly and take it easy. we will wrap up here. we hope to make our way to the robin williams tunnel. we are hearing routes of flooding there. we are hoping to get there in about an hour. get updates on that. >> gosh. flooding in the tunnel and while ar

this squall line could be intense as they swing on shore. in for that later this afternoon and tonight. the low should clear the area after tuesday. not today. it's on its way giving us heavy downpours so some rain monday and tuesday. a weak system on wednesday. then friday, saturday, and sunday it looks like there's a break. i think your screen around 280 south should be lit up. 0. >> west lake, exactly. so all my friends up there in the area will be come laining about the hail in south city. let's go out to wersboro jr. high school. let's take a look at the problem on the bridge. clearing an accident still blocking lanes and the back up is growing on 680 and 780 trying to get down past a blockage. after that it's looking okay. there's a little bit of slow traffic also on 680 approaching walnut creek. i want to move the maps over to highway 37 still closed this morning between atherton and 101. detours in place. steve just talked about the wet weather and 280 is a mess from the mall area heading down to the 380 interchange. 101 is no better

the squall coming down and i'm thinking bill henley. >> just like he said it would. >> snow to track again this morning. so far not here. during the morning hours i think we'll see snow falling. some of the suburbs and in the lehigh valley. that's a live view. see it's completely cloudy and dry to start with. most of the showers north havrtownertown. . with clouds major head. not going much lower. quakertown and allentown, bus stop at 8:00. then we see light snow in allentown. just cloudy skies for wilmington and philadelphia and atlantic city. the sun more likely to the south. we're starting off with clouds this morning. the first snowflakes are fizzling, but to the west, this is the line that's moving to the east now at 45 miles an hour. expected to pivot and move to the north so it's likely to affect parts of lancaster county. berks and lehigh county. and some northern suburbs. by the tend of day, 7:00 this evening,around an inch in philadelphia. further south you go, less in the way of accumulation you get. even though this is showing no accumulation, light snow and flurries just

snow squalls are finally they push to the east.the time we head into tomorrow morning we could have some more rain and snow, especially d.c. and areas north. then we get to wednesday and then we're quiet. but we're going to have to watch for tomorrow morning. we have not made it out of the 30s today. with the wind, it feels more like the 20s out there. the windchill temperature 28 here in washington. winds are coming down after about 7:00 tonight. 36 again is our temperature. we're going to fall into the 20s tonight with a light wind and more clouds filling in. tonight roads are going to be on the wet side. if you're going up towards pennsylvania, there could be some slick areas out that way. but tuesday morning i-66 and areas to theno depending on how much snow we could have before daybreak. by tuesday night we're just going to be dry as winds pick up out of the south. here's a look at the radar right now. you can see those snow squalls moving out of here. all these are going to dissipate as we continue into the evening. at 4:00 a

viewer sharing this video of middletown of a snow squall.lowing weeks of mild weather the flurries might have been a bit of a surprise for some. fresco user takes to us peaceful gathering in easton tonight the crowd gather tag town's center square to stand in solidarity with immigrants and refugees as well as protesters across the country it's all of course in response to president trump's executive order which temporarily bans travelers from seven majority muslim nations. >>> when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it and then make sure to use the fresco app to end is it to our newsroom. lucy. >> thank you much, iain saint philip and james school in exton celebrating hometown hero. matt ryan with this special pep rally of course "the q" b already in houston. what do you think sean bell? thinking he's probably there already. super bowl is sunday for the falcons. matt's parents were at this rally. he's in houston as we were saying. they are so proud and say they are very happy that he's getting so much love from t

the time is while you're asleep, that squall line will push through the east. you'll have a threat for strong winds and hail and even an isolated tornado. >> thanks so much. >>> now to the trump transition. the war of words between the mrblgt and civil rights icon, congressman john lewis continued today after lewis says he does not view trump as a legitimate president. vice president-elect mike pence and other republican leaders pushing back. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> reporter: practicing the pomp. hail to the dress rehearsal stand-in chi stand-in, inauguration run-through. military band on view as out of service men played, while the vice president-elect defended donald trump, after john lewis said russian hacking undermines the validity of trump's win. >> i was disappointed to see someone of his stature question the legitimacy of trump's election. >> reporter: trump with a series of tweets where he knocked conditions in lewis' atlanta district and being all talk and no action. today trump adjusted his approach tweeting, our country has been divide, a

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you may see a few slick spots from yesterday's snow squalls. when that happened you saw how quickly visibility was reduced and right now the snow showers that we're looking at not that intense so it shouldn't cause the same kind of issue. on the vine street expressway construction is cleared. westbound, eastbound moving fine so no issues at this point on the vine. we have breaking news in olde city and annie mccormick headed to the scene right now and watching for this. market street remains blocked at this point so that's blocked near second street in olde city because of this highrise fire. you have to stick to race or arch, chestnut or walnut to get around the closure there. outside live we go on i-95 that's southbound traffic headed towards center city moving nicely so far at cottman. dry right here looking pretty good right now on i-95. all lanes opened. on the big picture speeds reflecting that still moving at about 55 miles an hour on i-95. kensington boston street remains closed with that big sinkhole. construction out here route 23 ove

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. >>> the squalls will come up. it will be real big for the weekend and you can say are they going to run the mavericks contest and the answer will be no, because of the weather and the winds and the tide. the squall is what you wait for but when the south winds come in, southeast and southwest winds crew things up. the rains will come on wednesday. live camera and you see traffic, it is a holiday. but i was surprised quite frankly how many people were on the road. traffic outside not as bad as it typically is. you can see this bloom of moisture extending all the way back, an atmospheric river and the timing on this series of storms will be one and off and on and off. a day between. we can do that all day long. >>> overnight lows in the 30s. valley fog and a lot of valley fog in the central valley. 99 and five as you go up the valley and down by marysville and modesto. this is oakland tomorrow morning. kind of cool and cloudy. first time we have seen more clouds than that. tomorrow is transition day to the wet weath

. >> squall president andy worth says 42-year-old joe divis died after a hand charge. used to trigger avalanches to ensure safety on the mountain for skiers and snowboarders. not clear if the hand charge patrolled in the patrolman's hand. the sheriff's office says that these are common at ski resorts and what happened today is unique. there is a great deal of oversight as to how these are used. they said the patroller was highly trained and one of the best of the best. >> the whole team here at the meadows is deeply saddened by this tragic loss. >> we are a family and this impacts everybody in our team. >>> the 42 year-old leaves behind a wife and infant son. he joined the ski resort at squall valley in 2012. >>> amen to that. amen to that, brother. we are there with you. >>> governor jerry brown's state of the state address blasts trump on every point. the one item that he agrees with the president. >>> seth curry returns to his high school to see his jersey retired. here what the superstar has to say. >>> the 6th dog may have to be euthanized at a shelter. coming up

. >>> on your radar tonight, snow snow squalls out there and thundersnow and kathy you got your eyesradar for tomorrow morning. >> absolutely, iain. yes, we had notice snow bursts through the afternoon and the evening and report of thundersnow you can see it in the radar in the area of moorestown, new jersey and burlington county, mt. laurel, even cinnaminson and marlton. that is long gone. right now temperatures are mainly in the 20s. it's 30 though in philadelphia with a northwesterly wind. no more gusts out there. not for tonight. low temperatures will be in the 20s. and in the teens in the poconos. all eyes on tomorrow. another clipper this one rides to the north. the best chance of seeing snow showers to the north and west of philadelphia. coming up we'll talk about who will see the snow plus back to the 20s another clipper in our future and super snow on super bowl sunday. more on that could be very interesting coming up later in the broadcast. i'll see you then. >> all right. kathy thanks. as we keep our eyes on the forecast overnight remember sue serio and bob kelly will have

alapine meadows and squall valley remained closed today because of our power outage. sugar bowl and tahoe was also out but sugar bowl tweeted they should be open tomorrow. 7 feet of fresh powder has fallen on interstate 80 near donner pass in the last two days. some have seen three to 4 feet of snowfall in the last 24 hours. >>> let's talk to meteorologist mark tamayo about all of that and the rain we got here. it was really coming down last night as we were going to work. relatively calm day today. >> it's nice to see that bright light in the sky. the sunshine is poking through the crowds. right now, we have clouds and scattered showers working into the bay area. here, you can see storm tracker 2 and coverage increasing, especially up in the north bay. here, you can see some of the coverage here out towards portions of marine county. the rainfall increasing as the next wave approaches the shoreline, towards forest comboel, inverness and bodega bay as well. the key system developing that's going to be a factor tonight and tomorrow morning for the early portion, especi

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i know a few have seen snow squalls. you'll need the layers if you're going to venture out. 30 miles an hour in the district. 32 in dulles, 24 for culpeper and that brings in the 20's tonight, so it is going to be a cold but dry start for the kids tomorrow morning at the bus stop but throws 20's after the last couple of mornings have been warmer. you'll definitely notice it. a lot of clouds tomorrow morning, we're going to keep it dry after school. 32 to 38. a lot of clouds. i think that any flakes we we see will approach the area 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, western suburbs first. highs tomorrow, on the chilly side. only in the mid and upper 30's all across the region and that wind will noticeable. this is what we want to see. the futurecast started at 8:00 in the morning and run to 5:00 and still cloudy but we can see the snow showing up on other side of the mountains and getting ready to start reinstate 68 and 61, when does it get here? maybe 8:00, 9:00? there's a little bit of enhancement, we see our temperatures staying pretty

this is a similar situation to yesterday afternoon where we will get a little snow squall with poor visibilityefly and coating of accumulation and that is happening in lancaster county starting to edge into chester county, pennsylvania this morning. so, nothing yet in philadelphia, but we could see a few flakes flying our way this morning. shouldn't accumulate but we are expect ago accumulation up in the mountains probably a couple inches up there which is good news for ski resorts. there will be times this afternoon where the area that got accumulation yesterday won't get much today because it is passing by to the north but don't be surprised if you see rain or snow shower later on in the afternoon today and then we should be finished with precipitation at least until the end of the weekend. 27 degrees in philadelphia right now. sixteen in mount pocono. twenty-nine in wildwood. twenty-six in lancaster. this is what it feels like lower 20's, mid 20's, teens, out there this morning, so, maybe add an extra layer, to what, to yesterday, and sun showers still possible, 48 degrees tomorrow. and, br

reporting from squall valley. >>> was the mountain closed because of the explosives or the severe weather conditions up there, ben? reporter: it was neither. a tight knit group that maintains the mountains and that shepherds skiers up and down. emotional time. they are saying the mountain is closed has they deal with the logs far more than the ramifications of those explosives. >> lots of snow in the mountains in the sierra nevada and the cascades and this picture sent in by emma in santa cruz and you can see -- it looks like a significant rain shaft. some of the hailstorms and thunderstorms against the coast. outside right now it is cool and overnight lows will get down in the low 30s and some frost and maybe valley fog. and then this is the remnant of the system that brought us the activity working its way to southern california. the system there but it won get to us. high pressure once the low leaves southern california and the high pressure will dominate getting showers. southern california got rain and snow in big bear and in mammoth and a protective weather system for the west coast

stormtracker 6 live double scan show that the snow showers were not as widespread as yesterday's snow squallsone batch over reading moving due east. heading toward route 100, pottstown and green lane, getting in on the action. not all that intense pretty light and for the most part saying good-bye to january. january 2017 was our 15th warmest on record. those were the afternoon highs above normal. 23 days and temperatures averaging 5.5 degrees above normal and as we begins february we start on a mild note. temperatures of 49 in philadelphia and 8 degrees above normal and there is cool air waiting in the wings. and philadelphia 38 down from the high of 42 still seasonable. and cape may 41 and wilmington 41 and the poconos 21. satellite 6 along with action radar showing this elongated clipper moving through tonight and bringing snow showers mainly to the north berks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos this continues to push off to the east and behind it partly cloudy and not that cold tonight we have a warm front moving through and this brings us winds from the southwest. temperatures

another snow squall is blamed for this deadly crash involving at least 40 vehicles. shut down for hours as crews cleaned up the road. one person died. nine others went to hospital. many had to abandon their vehicl vehicles. >>> may see some slippery spots this morning. some of that froze up overnight. temperatures definitely come down. now i'm tracking some light snow that is moving into parts of the area. we will see showers to the north while south gets clouds and sunshine during the day today. then a dry evening with some lingering clouds which will keep temperatures from getting this cold tomorrow morning. definitely cold r than yesterday morning. 27 in philadelphia. south jersey is at 26 degrees and still falling. 26 in turnersville. 28 in florence. we will see sunshine mainly to south. mostly cloudy day for princeton. temperatures climb above freezing. even if we do get a little bit of light snow, falling over new castle county. not really reaching the ground. very dry air. so those little snowflakes are disappearing before they reach the ground. this line of s

some 50 vehicles were involved in a chain reaction crash during a snow squall about an hour south of harrisburg. one person was killed. another was killed in a separate pileup involving 20 vehicles. this one occurred about an hour and a half northeast of pittsburgh. >>> a new report says around one-third of people are delaying going to the doctor because they have a fear of finding out bad news. like hearing they might have a disease like cancer. the researchers say the problem is particularly worse among single, middle-aged men because married men have their partners to encourage them to get to a doctor. >>> there is news tonight, a chance of coming to the westminster kennel club. it's almost time for annual dog show. this year three new breeds will compete for best in show. they are the sloughi, an arabian greyhound, the american hairless terrier, relative of the rat terrier, and the pumi, a hungarian breed used for herding. they'll face off starting february 13th in new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, he went from homeless to heavyweight. the college wrestler who's inspi

steady progression of cal tran snowplows were on patrol looking for snow or ice as the number of squalls passed through the area. at lower levels electronic signs warned of the treacherous conditions for napa and lake counties. unlike sierra snow pack, this snow will melt quickly but it will get in the streams and into the underground aquifers that after five years drought is welcome. the parking pass here was full as the hiking paths were open on the first holiday. >> we thought there might have been a chance. it makes it more epic. we have snow flurries. i will take it. >> being out of the drought and celebrating with a little bit of this out, you know, so beautiful i am excited about it. >> though the weather is warmer in callastoga it is challenging in the mountain roads. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is so pretty when you look at it. >> yes. >> let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. temperatures dropping. >> snow at lower elevations. a look at tom in that piece. you get snow in northern texas and people get goofy with snow. especially the lower elevations. if

we were getting pounded by snow squall. now we have a couple of snow showers around the philadelphia area now. these are not as strong as the other ones. they're moving very rapidly. this one's going right into philadelphia as you can see and it's not as heavy and it's moving a lot faster even in the last one and we still have some farther to the east. this is another one in new jersey. it's crossed from wilmington now right over pilesgrove and alloway township. another area right at the long beach island now just north of ship bottom. toward barnegat light getting some heavier snow and there's more. this is coming tomorrow. that's what we're watching now along with the temperatures tonight. see if there are any icy spots. more on that snow and more perhaps for next weekend coming up. >> a delaware county school will be closed until at least friday after a boiler exploded this morning. around 7:00 this morning. >> the boiler explosion led to a gas leak and the building lost heat. there were no students inside at the time an

was the scene in allentown where a light snow fell and just a coating similar to yesterday's brief squalls, for a look at what is happening now lets go outdoors to david murphy with your forecast. >> the first thing to tell you is it's cold out there. in the 30s in philadelphia and if you are headed out do make sure you take along a heavy coat. take a look at satellite first of all you we see predawn snow showers and now everything supnorth and you get a much clearer vision of what is going on now. the ban of snow in allentown is now shifting to the east and going right through easton, fairly steady doesn't last real long but with temperatures below freezing and back toward hamburg. and adhering to surfaces, and untreated roads, may have a problem, you may have to slow it down and we are look agent a coating to inch of accumulation too. up in the poconos farther north a couple of inches in spots. not a major snow enough with the sub freezing temperatures to give you problems potentially. 35 in philadelphia and i mention it is still chilly. 34 down south in washington, we add 35 degrees to

this morning and in the afternoon we were seeing snow squalls across the area. there is an alert out for tomorrow morning's commute. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill is joining us with who could be affected by this. doug: there is no winter weather advisory posted. it could happen later tonight. but we want to alert you north of the city there are issues in the morning rush because the area of snow and the colder temperatures. right now we are ranging through the area in the low to mid-30's in many areas. chilly afternoon. no doubt about that. later tonight it will drop in the 20's. the skies are clear for the moment. that will change later on. i think overnight we will drop in 20's everywhere. probably lower to middle 20's far north and west of washington. upper 20's in the immediate metro area. with the skies clear now the next batch of clouds later tonight ahead of the next system that is a warm front moving in from the lower lakes. there are bands of snow. the area in purpose are the winter weather advisories posted downstream from the question pa