here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you see the rain scattered around the delaware and lehigh valleys and we go in tighter on street level to stormtracker 6 live double scan and if you travel along the i-95 corridor from trenton, philadelphia and wilmington we deal with the heavier pockets. some moderate pockets of rainfall moving into the region right now. also to the west there in norristown and malvern and into interior sections of south jersey. as we go through the rest of the afternoon. temperatures are mild. it's 63 right now in philadelphia. same for allentown and reading and in the poconos, 58 and 65 in trenton, cape may a touch cooler but above the freezing mark at 47 degrees. speaking of the milder air, some spots this morning tying or breaking the records. in allentown this morning. had a record high of 63. same thing in reading and up in the poconos this morning a record high temperature of 58. we'll talk about what to expect through the rest of today, and right through saturday some key take away points. tot total rainfall a half inch to inch. and localized street

on stormtracker 6 live double scan you see the line already crossing through philadelphia. and pushing east. we are seeing out all the moisture and wet in south jersey and delaware. and dry right now in the city and the lehigh valley. a few more showers well out to the west. we could hit by a stray shower later but nothing like the rain we had. lets look at new jersey. this area of yellow, that say good idea to show you those cells are stronger in browns mills along 70 in berlin and glassboro, new jersey, dry in the city. but south jersey and delaware that extended through smyrna, and that line is pushing eastward. you are wet in mays landing and atlantic city. and another round of rain headed your way. and strong lines off the coastline than prompted a marine warning. be careful on boats. they are seeing gusty winds. and the temperatures it sure has been mild. 52 in quakertown and 56 in media and center city in new jersey right now we are look agent 60 in hammonton and 59 in vineland and 64 in minute, delaware. the send day in a row with temperatures in the low 60s. gusty

stormtracker 4 radar... you can see where the rain is falling right now good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. while the rain is a welcome sight after a month of dry weather... it did cause a lot of problems on the roads today and flash flooding concerns. we have team coverage of the rain tonight... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by tracking the timing of the storm.. and of course... we also sent our reporters out into the elements. (grant) kron 4's rob fladeboe is tracking the wet conditions and problems on the roads in the santa cruz mountains... and our spencer blake is in santa rosa where the rain could cause flooding and landslides in the areas affected by the wildfires. first though...lets check in with lawrence... to find out how long the rain is going to last... lawrence karnow: heavy rain continues across the bay area. flash flood watches have been posted across most of the north bay. the areas that experienced fires are of biggest concern. more heavy rain is

you can check stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a download for your mobile device. >> breaking news we are following out of kentucky where at least one person died and many others wounded. in a school shooting. police believe they have the shooter in custody after the person opened fire at marshals county high school. about 100 students ran out of the building seeking safety when the gun fire erupts. stay with "action news" for more information as we get it. >>> police in philadelphia are looking for the person that shot and killed a teenager in olney. the 19-year-old victim was gunned down right outside of a septa station. jeanette reyes is live now at the scene at broad and olney with the latest. >> reporter: well, alicia this 19-year-old man was shot four times including in the chest and back. he managed to get a ride to the hospital just a couple of blocks away from here. this afternoon police are searching for the gunman. >> another day -- >> at 12:30 district police were called to west olney avenue near broad

(anchor) taking a look at stormtracker look at taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a new lawrence lawrence karnow: a new storm brought rain to the entire bay area. it is a much colder storm so snow levels in the bay area will drop to near 3,000 feet. that means we could see a few snow flakes on our higher peaks. showers will continue tonight with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you can see the showers on doppler radar. they are more scattered now instead of steady rain. the wettest part of the bay area had over a half an inch of rain. on the satellite you can see the eye of the storm still spinning in the gulf of alaska. there is plenty of cold air the will rush in tonight and tomorrow. showers and chilly temperatures will continue friday with highs in the 40s and 50s. it will be a mostly dry but chilly start to the weekend. on sunday the clouds return with a chance of rain. more rain is possible next week. (grant) anther big story we're following.

stormtracker 6 live double scan we are showing you that there is snow still falling and inyou get beneath onethose big blossoms of white on the radar, camden county would be part of this and areas close to philadelphia and mercer county, there could be a slight coverage on roads briefly as the heavier burst of sno comes through. in most cases are you seeing lighter snow and not having that sorm. as this came in last night the rain changed to snow late last night and stayed that way overnight at the coast. and that was kind of round bucks county almost an inch and south allentown .7 inches and they may go up a bit. philadelphia only a trace and we measured mor you wouldn't know it because it's g w the temperature at the airport dipped to 32 and 32 in allentown and imporor icy patch and be caref roing roads that could change as mpereslu e ms to work o the ground. icy patches later tonight a possibility. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and then we get to talk about the next round of rain and snow forever friday morning. that is coming up. david, thaewn to the super's

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you the brightest gray shade of white or of snow i should say by trenton, extending to burlington county. and that is producing accumulation and if you get caught beneath by trenton and southern bucks county may stick to the roads slightly and for a while and th temperatures tend to melt the roadways. farther to the with west in philadelphia and wilmington you are mainly looking at wet roads. be careful driving seelushy accumulation on the roadway you'll want to slow down. and that is possible in reading and allentown can temperatures are at or below freezing and surfaces for a time could be slick. in philadelpa we stay above freezing and 35 in trenton and 32 in cape may. caution necessary as we go around the region but surface temperatures are warm enough in most cases to make the roads just wet. as we go through the afternoon we are expecting periods of light snow. most of us see a coating to 2 inches and an inch and a half to 2 in ocean county to the coast. roads are mostly wet and could develop in areas that are wet. and areas are expected to g

>> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows us that we are dry. taking a look outside. sun is getting through the clouds at cape may and over the next several hour, clouds thin out enough for sun and can't promise bright blue skies and brightening up more this morning and the winds are calm and no windchill to worry about and temperatures across the region getting mild and pleasant out there for this time of year. 51 in allentown and 50 in reading and 48 in wilmington and philadelphia and not much different in trenton 49 and the farther south you go south jersey and delaware you start to feel the effects of the pronounced southerly flow, and up to the mid-50s in millville and the airport in atlantic city. you can see there are cloud out there and thin enough to allow some sunshine through and that is the case through the next several hours. high temperatures across the region are looking good for this time of year. 48 in allentown and 52 today in philadelphia. and most of these numbers hitting later in the evening hours as the southerly flow is expected to make temperat

here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you see the rain across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys and heavier pockets now along the i-95 metro area and to the northern and west. street level stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you heavier rain now between jenkin town and philadelphia just to the east of i-76 and palmyra dealing with moisture and same in media. we are with the moisture on and off for the day. as far as visibility it's impacted because of the moisture. down to a half mile in philadelphia. if you are doing some traveling by air check ahead with the carrier for weather related travel delays and 3 miles in allentown and down to a mile in toms river and 1.7 in wilmington. temperatures though pretty warm, 62 right now in philadelphia. and we had a record high this morning in allentown 63. and the poconos had a record this morning of 58 and 66 in dover, and lancaster 62. as we go through the afternoon have the wet weather gear with you. we have the moisture some of which is heavy at time. same thing if you step out on the town. 8:00 we have the moisture across much of

and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the band of snow is advancing eastward. it kind of links up as an inverted trough that helps pull in moisture and helps to spread the snow east after midnight and could begin at rain in philadelphia and areas south and east. we have a snowy start to wednesday and once we get rid of this system. the sunny stretch starts on thursday and we look at temperatures climbing up into the 50s for the weekend and actually an extended thaw is moving in and beach haven 37 and cape may 40 and allentown reading and lancaster, 32 degrees these areas dealing with a band of snow. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's not a lot, northern lehigh valley and northern berks county and not moving easiest through the evening hours, but the snow up there gets heavier and after midnight. when the moisture advances to the east. temperatures gradually are cooling and allentown 27 for the low. philadelphia 30 and millville 32 and right around the shore temperatures likely above freezing, future tracker 6 timing it out at 11:00. lots of clouds in

in gaithersburg, somewhere in between, i'm meteorologist howard bernstein from the stormtracker 9. topper, back to you. >> we will take you through the next few hours and 8:00, mainly just rain and points south and east, by 10:00, most of the rein in la plata with temperatures flirting at freezing at 10:00 toward frederick. in the morning, some slick spots with frederick and 32 in hagerstown. widespread ranks with slick spots and by 9:00, we are freezing and 34 in buoy, and by 1:00, almost a heat wave with low to mid-40s across the board and by 6:00, temperatures in the mid-to upper 30s. tomorrow should be a pretty good day. low 30s to start downtown and 46 with sunshine at 1:00. shower possible late and here comes the fall, 54 and on friday, warmer with showers and back to the 60s and it will turn colder over the weekend, with may be a flurry on sunday. >>> i will say howard is absolutely right. watch out for slick spots. on the roads, a lot of people left work early and we are seeing delays south bound on 95 when you are outside the beltway in park way is for traffic leaving d.c.

(grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... rain is falling in the bay area.alling in the rain is falling in the bay area. we will have the timing and how long it's going to last... after the break. for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (vicki) taking another look at stormtracker 4 radar.

as we look at stormtracke live double scan, we did have some snow this morning. up in the northern and western areas where most of it parked we got a few light snow showers in philadelphia and we see the snow right now and down into berks county and lancaster is where most of it was this morning, this is where it is off to the north and with west and stuck if place and not out of the question places like berks county and the lehigh valley. and picking up some of this it's low impact. i would look for later tonight and overnight to be the bigger issue in most of our northern and western suburbs. as we look outside. sky 6 hd in philadelphia the temperature product rating a bit and sunshine is mixing with clouds and we are kind of in a tranquil pattern now as we go into the night and overnight and the snow starts to built in here now. 38 is your current temperature. if it was snowing now wet snow and melting on the ground but nothing to worry about yet. and winds are calm. temperature as above freezing in wilmington and philadelphia. and 45 in millville and 43 in ca

at stormtracker four radar ..n the south bay... a woman was sexually assaulted & robbed inside a school where she works.(pam) police say they need your help finding the person responsible. it happened inside a classroom at harker middle school in san jose. surveillance video shows the man who police say, sexually assaulted a female employee walking inside the school. investigators say, the suspect assaulted and robbed the woman around six- in the morning. kron4 spoke with neighbors about what happened."it's such a safe neighborhood, i've been here for the past 17-years and nothing like this ever happened and it's such a prestigious school so now it scares me."scares me." (sot) (sot)"it's such a safe neighborhood, i've been here for the past 17-years this ever happened and it's prestigious school so now it scares me." the suspect was last seen walking eastbound toward boynton avenue. he is described as a hispanic male in his 20's ... 5'9 with a heavy build and wearing a t-shirt, dark blue jeans and a black beanie.

i apologize i was off the r, talking about the stormtracker 6 live double scan map and the . really breaking up and a lot of dry air. and comin the north and we officially have a blizzard on our hands at least in atlantic city. it is officially anntic city between the of 9:00 and noon and we have p to 3er hour and that is one of the criteria constant snow and never got visibility up above a quarter mile than is the factors for a blizzard to b blizzard.the heavy stuff by the coast. 12.35 in brick t ap3,ma 10 inchesapeurthouse. and not much reports southeastern pennsylvania and areas farther north in south jersey. and 3 or 4 close toward philadelphia and less to the no future tracker 6 shows yn now andhe steady stuff to the and 2:00 we exprt and move meast.re3egrees in pblusd you a windchill of 6 and wind 40 and hre across the region and wind totrying to out o hours into the evening.high temperature sllen and we drop tonight. we cod3 degrees a single digits in much of the region. and starting at 1:00 in the morning through noon saturday a windchill advisory through the region a

but the big story is the approach of a wintry mix for the tri-state area, stormtracker 6 live doubleows the messy system coming in from the west and this is one of those situations, where the poconos, berks county and the lehigh valley bears the brunt of the accumulation. walter perez is in west reading tonight and first lets get the latest from accuweather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. what is the story? >> double scan live radar showing this snow draped across pennsylvania, it has not started to progress eastward and probably won't until after midnight. the problem is that during the morning commute for most of the area it's snowing. it's already started snowing lightly in the northern and lehigh valley and northern berks. and the band has not started to work eastward yesterday and will gradually as this system feeds in with the moisture from the developing low offshore. temperatures show it will take a while for the snow to start, it's going start as rain in philadelphia. 40 right now and trenton 38 and millville 36 and cape may 40 and ins allentown and reading it's 32 degrees

eteorologist david murph radar slackening off to the west of stormtracker 6 live double scan showing less and less snow now to the west in nty and berks county and holes breaking open here. over to the east we have bright white and purple and tha stormtracker 6 live double scan's way of showing you where the snow is still coming down pretty darn good. we have snowfall amounts of 1 to hes an hour over there. the winds are really starting overnight in through noon on saturday. there is a windchill advisory across the region now and a warning in the a word to the wise if you go up skiing. a quick look at the seven day 26 is today' high and toward 24 the rest of the afternoon. ♪y start ends up giving way to drying this afternoon. preast out lot drifting snow to deal. and bitter cold friday and saturday and hig and single lows and 38 monday and guys monday afternoon day little wintry mix possible.ank you. age of this nor'easter

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have still a few light sers aarndoundyouth jers out and thee snow event right now near theeavend cloud winds are picking upr if allentown and 36 in rea ia. and you step col out he windc hia and 16 in allentown and 15 in wilmington and fls like 19 in satelli es behind i clearing tonight temperatures drop u do want to be carefu anyha roare not blown dry or treated patchy black ice. and it's well below freezing and through the day increasing clouds after sunshine and a cold day temperatures make it up to the mid-30s. the five-day at 5:00 tomorrow early sun and increasing clouds and high 35 degrees and thursday it's mild. 49 degree as head of a system that brings us rain late and early snow friday morni ry andnd saturday increasing clouds and 31 and sunday the potential a biggeruper bowl sunday. rain and snow and we'll talk about t seven-day forecast. >> thank you cecily. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:30. a teenager was shot in philadelphia's kensington section in philadelphia and the search continues for the gunman. if you plan to watc

you see it on stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the area down to just flurry orz nothing over by the coast it's down to just light snow and little additional accumulation out of this and finally off the coast within another 30 minutes or less. in some coastal communities. in the meantime we are looking at lingering issues we'll talk about snowfall ams and some involve shoveling, 5.4 inches of snow in germansvilles and martins creek 4.8. and south allentown 3.1 inches and heller town around the corner from bethlehem steel 2.6 inches of snow. some spots in the poconos went higher than this. west rock hill in bucks county 2.8 and phoenixville 1.6. and 1.2 in mount laurel knowledge and vineland they bumpedp it to .2 inches. we have to worry about this the national weather service reenforcing an idea we are pushing all morning long. a special statement from the weather service warning for slick roads all day and i'll say at night as well. we are down around the freezing mark in most areas and probably staying below freezing the rest of the way and standing water on the roadways could

on the way to damascus and montgomery county, from the stormtracker 9, i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. >>> a lot of the rush-hour seemed to happen earlier. if you are going south bound on 95, you will see some delays and 95 vehicle fire on the right-hand side. anyone trying to get to baltimore that takes 95, you will see delays this evening. between 175 and route 100, those delays are moving quickly. i found a traffic camera that is looking at the right hand side with traffic trying to squeeze by on the left. the backups are beyond route 32. >> one small accident on greenbelt road westbound is impacting traffic westbound by cherry wood lane. we see water main break repairs going on. two lanes closed on new hampshire avenue and impacting riverdale road and another water main break out there. route 450 is coming through. >> the usa nine an app -- wusa9 app is your best tool. you can hold ellen in the palm of your hand. it family safe and informed. >>> parts of our region that stayed below freezing for 12 days has a major punch for south east d.c. business. capitol hill crabcakes closed

light freezing rain and from stormtracker 9, i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. back to you. >> most area schools let students out early in anticipation of the wintry weather and many are headed home earlier. that impacted traffic. ellen bryan is keeping her eyes open to monitor conditions on the roads. how are things now? >>> if you are going out about 4:00, the entire beltway was jammed and now, it looks great. the rush hour was much earlier. the only areas with trouble is 95 in bw parkway is a better option better option. there was an accident near route 100 with a vehicle fire on the right-hand side. you will have to slow down before you hit route 32. going northbound on 95, the other area where you see volume is near 95 southbound at the beltway going to gale city with a 14 minute drive time and slowdowns. >>> they said the best tip for driving on the ice is not to do it. if your vehicle slides, there are things you can do. >> if you hit a patch of black ice, what do you do? >> don't panic. ease onto the brake pedal gently. >> turn your tires into the skid.

stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing that you we have plenty of sunshine and we'll hit you with temperatures. moderate this afternoon, highs in the low to mid-40s. probably around 44, 45 in the central region areas and down the shore 42 in a.c. and 42 in cape may. less wind and milder conditions and better over the weekend with 50s for highs. >> david, have a nice weekend. >> we'll see you monday. don't forget to join us later today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for david murphy, alicia vitarelli have a nice afternoon we'll see you here later today. hiiiiiii! hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. i'm rolling! are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. looks good, doesn't it? (phone buzzes) you can't see me can you? nope. it's because of these new blackout curtains! hi kids!! where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> rise and dine! we're kicking your day off right and bright as we brush up on breakfast. carla's hanging with music supe

view the seven-day forecast and stormtracker 6 live double scan as well as see winter tips including the best ways to de-ice your windchill. >>> and the philadelphia police department is honoring a fallen firefighters. he completed a portrait of lieutenant matt latearno. the 42-year-old died saturday balloting a fire in north philadelphia. federal investigators are called in to help pinpoint the cause. bob brooks has a live report coming coming up at 12:30. >> they are looking for a thief in delaware county. they were caught on camera at the planet fitness in drexel hill. they say they took a woman's purse and car keys while she was work ing out and they found the car a hyundai coupe like this one and drove away. >>> a burst pipe sent water pouring out of a host nell enter city. the philadelphia marriott downtown, a spokesperson says that the water is contained to the lobby area and no guest his to be evacuated. the philadelphia water department is dealing with an average of 20 water main breaks a day. >>> the immigration debateeads to the white house today. president trump is set to

looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the heavy action is in south and eastern parts of new england and an area off the new jersey coast slide ago way with thunderstorms there as well. all the heavy hitters are gone out of the region and a few light showers, dover to jersey and eveugh it's threatening here in philadelphia. half from wilmington philadelphia and atlantic city over a half inch and reading and the poconos picked up over an inch of rain throughout the mor. temperature-wise we hit low 60s todaynd philadelphia and 60 in washington but notice pittsburgh down to there say chance coming in for more seasonable weather returning tonight into tomorrow and windchills for the next couple of days. and rain likely as we look towards the upcoming weekend. so a lot of changes to go through this week. and we'll detail it out for you. i'll detail it out when i come inside. >> thank you adam. >> now the the march to minneapolis, the players have off today and the coaches are busy working on the game plan. to tackle the patriots. ducis rogers joins us now and nick foles is on

big difference from west to we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan you do see a couple of flurry still north and west of the philadelphia and overall they are not accumulating and it's drifting through the air ccumulating snow has remains off for the rest of tonight. as we take a now look right to theern cker 6 live double scan, there you see glassboro and hammonton and atlantic city dealing with snow showers and flurries again don't worky it won't accume here. just kind of passing through a we dry out the atmosphere and ripping this storm apart at least for the. but what is setting in is dangerous cold. windchill advisory will go into effect after midnight tonight and last through noon on saturday minimum. warnings are up in the poconos there and everyone is the harsh windchill fac ast 36 hours or so. it starts to turn bitter this evening and bitter is how it feels like tomorrow morning, 10 below steer and tomorrow afternoon 5 below saturday morning still 10 bee row and saturday afternoon feeling 5 below zero. the numbers for wilmington and philadelphia and colder than those num

stormtracker 6 live double scan you see the snow showers in south jersey and delaware, they will continue to drift off the coast here as we get toward the can have, 7:00 hour and light snow and salem and glassboro and hammonton along route 40. and the sun gets lower on the horizon any snow that falls sticks a little bit on sidewalks. winds pick up into the 30 miles per hour range in much of the area and we want that wind because that is almost like an atmospheric blow dryer. and windchills in the teens across the board and chilly out there. satellite and radar there are the clouds breaking up to the west and move in tonight through tomorrow. and late tonight temperatures falling into the teens 20 in philadelphia. watch for the patchy black ice. your four day at 4:00 only in the 30s with increasing clouds after morning sun and mild late rain on thursday, and 39 degrees would end as wet snow. early friday morning. and friday itself for groundhog day cloudy and blustery and cold on saturday just 31 sun to >>> back now to the eagles the teams famed mural got an important addition today. it in

. >> of course get the latest updates yourself on the wintry weather and check stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> lets talk eagles now. we are just five-day as way from the nfc championships and the eagles need one more win to punch their ticket to the super bowl. players and fans are not the only ones excited and the local businesses are looking for the big game. vernon odom ise with more on that. >> reporter: good evening. and to you rick. if you think the eagles fans old and in the middle are really fired up about sunday's game you should get a hold of the hotel managers around town and the restaurant owners. this was oldcity's samuel do good saturdanight. the standing room only the crowd rocking as the eagles upset atlanta to accept up the confrontation against the vikings. the owner expects the same for sunday night's game. >> we are do goods and we are offering a $30 per head all the pizza you can eat and open draft beer. all over town large and small are coming up with plans to pack them in

we take a look at the weather center here stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d there you see the storm again that brought snow into the deep south and the storm continues to deepen and also rapidly deepen over the next 12 to 24 hours as it continues to drift off of our coastline. with this storm, it's going to bring and brought snow from florida to the carolinas and in the future all the way up to maine. so basically the entire eastern seaboard will see snow. gusty winds for 48 hours during and after the storm. bringing dangerous windchills that is the biggest thing we have to hone in on is the dangerous windchills and also challenging record low temperatures, as we head into the upcoming weekend. as we look at the numbers. 29 philadelphia, and 23 in allentown. tremendously cold for all snow and no mixture of sleet or freezing rain and the temperatures are low enough it's a fluffy snow not a heavy wet snowfall. >> satellite and radar showing the clouds coming in here showing northern fringes of that light snow in southern parts of virginia. the storm continues again to climb up the eas

the stormtracker 9 is basically sitting on a sheet of ice and the storm is coming in and we had freezing sea spray that was picked up from the ocean and it has been coaching all the trees by the shoreline. i love weather, what can i say? [laughter] >> you are a special bunch. >> that is a good thing. >>> from the beach. >> this felt like hurricane coverage. >> it did. as we see this, in massachusetts, the winds were gusting up to 75. the past couple of days, we've talked about bombogenesis. sea level pressure is about 1000 millibars. remember the superstorm in march of 1993? the pressure was 960 and sandy was 945 at landfall. today, the lowest pressure was 950 and that is crazy low. essentially, in terms of pressure, a category 3 hurricane. a crazy storm. the wind is gusting and it feels like 8 degrees downtown and zero in the suburbs. th tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, 5-15 with wind chills below zero. think layers and cover your face. gloves, scarves and the whole bit. back to near freezing on sunday. it will be 11 straight days of freezing or below at dulles. close your curtains afte

check stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet.your mobile device. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney spend the day touring the school in west philadelphia and popped into a few classrooms and spoke to students and answered questions to see what it's like to be a mayor of a giant city. >> right now jim gardner standing by with these stories. we are following the developments of the death of a 4-year-old boy in bill wiloh grove. his mother and boyfriend are in custody. new details tonight. and congressman pat meehan responded to sexual harassment allegations. we'll have the stories and more next. for adam joseph and cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team make it a good night tonight. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >> tuesday night and fans spend tens of thousands of dollars for a trip to the super bowl and congressman pat meehan speaks out to deny a claim of sexual harassment. and the big story is the killing of a 4-year-old boy and two

(vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar as rain hits the bay area... we will have more on the timing coming up... got about an hour warning to evacuate and you know all these fire trucks are screaming and saying get out of town and evacuatebumper to bumper traffic, it totally did not feel real( vicki)eleven months ago the oroville dam spillway failure forced nearly 200=thousand to flee for their lives.now a new report says america's tallest dam was flawed from the moment is was built a half=century ago. (grant) a federal panel blames the near=catastrophe on faulty design, sloppy construction ... and decades of second-rate repairs.steve aveson is in the newsroom with the details.steve? (steve) this is the government's final report on the oroville dam ... it runs almost 600=pages long.the investigators say their findings should be a wake=up call for everyone involved in dam safety. february seventh of last year .. a giant hole is discovered in the spillway ... 200 feet wide and deep enough to swallow a three=story builsing. the heavy winter rains filled

. >>> we urge you to get updates on the forecast and check stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> a portion of sicklerville, new jersey, is trying to get back to normal but it won't be easy. a barricade situation with a man and police turned the neighborhood upside down. sara bloomquist is live at hampshire road. and the scene of this police drama. you have the full story. >> reporter: hours after this hours long standoff ended the neighborhood is still cordoned off as police wrap up the investigation and finalize the collection of evidence. throughout the entire ordeal officers did not fire a single shot. when they did get inside they found the 29-year-old gunman dead and his fatal injuries were self inflicted. this video shows the s.w.a.t. team moving in on the home at 10 and hampshire road in sickler swill with an intense standoff that lasted 12 hours. >> his injuries were not caused by law enforcement action and we recovered a female from the residence that was not injured. >> the standoff start

stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see that it is dry and no issues with snowfall. and all of that moisture well out along the atlantic, it's dry and frigid. and it's windy and that make its feel unbearable. here is the picture. sky 6 hd in montgomery county there. looking at spring mountain you see skiers and snowboarders on the slopes there enjoying a good time. and certainly good for the skiers in the snow resorts in our region. as you look at the sustained wind speeds this is part of the problem. coming in at 29 miles per hour and 22 in allentown and 24 in wilmington and gusting anywhere from 30 to 45 miles per hour up north in the poconos. when you factor that in it certainly feels untolerable. feeling like 20 degrees below zero in the poconos. they are underneath a windchill warning, everyoneless undewindc. feeling lying 5 below zero in the city and 7 below zero in lancaster. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we are dry and quiet after the snowfall we had yesterday. quiet conditions across much of the mid-atlantic region but the stiff westerly wind o

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry ahead of any snow. and we look outside we have sunshine across the region beginning to give way to a little more increased cloud cover and a couple of folks taking a skate on the rothman ice rink at dillworth park and today is a good way to do it. and temperatures moderated a bit. 27 degrees and cold enough for coats and light winds and no real windchill to speak of this feels less harsh than the last couple of days. temperatures if the teens in allentown and 20 in reading and 27 in philadelphia and 29 in millville and 30 in cape may about light winds. 28 in allentown and 28 in trenton and 29 in reading and 31 in philadelphia and wilmington and just over the freezing mark in cape may and on the boardwalk in a.c. 29 today and by 2:0031 and high by 3:00 and down to 26 by 8:00 and clouding up into the evening and temperatures dropping and getting cold and setting the table for snow. pushing in on the coast at midnight tonight. 1:00 a.m. view as we look at future tracker 6 up at 4:00 a.m. when we'll be on t

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry taking a look outside. sky 6 hd from our temple university camera looking south along broad street and a nice picture of center city bathed in sunshine and don't be fooled as you head out. you'll need the coat big time and current temperature winds are calm. and they have been popping up a bit. and a windchill of 19 and that is the story the rest of the day. temperatures in the 20s and getting into the 30s eventually and the windchills making it feel like the 20s all the time and right now in the teens. 23 in allentown and 24 in reading and 28 in trenton and 26 if millville and 26 in cape may. satellite shows you we have maintained a fair amount of sunshine early and there are clouds sweeping in from the west. and that will continue to be a pattern that you see over the rest of the afternoon. at least high clouds rolling in, allentown brisk and cold and 33 and probably feeling like it's in the teens and 20s the rest of the way. at the shore giving way to sun and clouds and high of 36. and philadelphia sun g

. >>> can you get the updates from acc check stormtracker an live any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> everybody loves it when the eagles win and the participation in the nf championship on sunday has juiced the reg less we forget there is substantial the eagles success. vernon odom is live now at the marriott hotel that may sell out because of the eagles. >> there is lots of eagle green spirit flying aroun this town this weekend. and lots of green back dollar flying around propelled by the spirit of eagle green ♪♪ ♪♪ saturday night this was the raucous scene at the oldest ale house here since 1860 rocking this 158-year-old building. >> jumping and screaming and hollering and yelling and dancing. >> a rollicking crowd night. t >> tme a of destiny. mcgillins with a hallowed irish tradition we are serving green beer for a none st. patrick's day event. >> first time in the history. >> first time serving eagles or an eagles game. >> and local hotels january is normally the slowest move the year. this weekend is a mild jackpot. >> we had the united socc

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lets go to the weather center and stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d.ipe of snow central pennsylvania working its way down the appalachian trail. again putting on the brakes as expected for the time being and eventually we break down and move across the area as rain and snow as we go into the overnight hours. so the accuweather headlines here. a snowy start early in the morning and then once we get to thursday a sunny stretch starts and with that sunny stretch, we also are tracking, and this is the best part of the forecast it's about time that an extended january thaw is on the way. right now temperatures are in the 40s. i 95 all point down to the south, millville and dover and cape may 41 degrees and the numbers in the 40s again that plays a part in the forecast to start it as rain and limit how much snow sticks on the grown in the morning along the paved surfaces. you see the stretch of snow across west virginia the ohio valley. and western central parts of pennsylvania heading into new york state and at the same time the form of precipitation it's r

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's dry and high pressure is dominating and it's quiet along delaware and lehigh valleys. sky 6 hd from the temple university camera, looking at the center city skyline, a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and philadelphia 41 degrees and the dew point in at 14. the atmosphere is dry, not enough moisture in the air to support any precipitation so we stay dry as we head into the weekend. a west to southwesterly wind at 16 miles per hour. and the pressure 30.08 holding steady and a windchill in the lower 30s right now. numbers north and west of town are in the 30s for slatington and kutztown. and new holland 37 and lake harmony 36 and long wood 42. in new jersey, vineland 43 and ewing and browns mills upper 30s and 46 in dover. and here is satellite 6 along with action radar you see high pressure is keeping things nice and dry and quiet and a few high, thin clouds skirting across the mid-atlantic region be down to areas in the carolinas we are staying dry with this ridge of high pressure in control. here is the setup for the evening commute. 4:0

stormtracker 6 lible scan shows you no precipitation after the expected freezing rain came in last night and on us overnight and into this morning. as you look at sky 6 hd it looks like things are beginning to try out down the shore. where we had all the heavy there is cape may and currently startio the melting zone across the region. right now in philadelphia. 42 degrees and the winds helping to work on some of that ice and snow. and west northwest at 14 miles per hour. your windchill is 35 and you need a coat outside. but overall the temperatures are more comfortable than the last couple of weeks. 43 in wilmington and 43 in trenton and we may add a degree to that but could hold steady. 42 in allentown and the shore. wind speeds 14 miles per hour in philadelphia and similar numbers around the region and we'll be trading out the numbers through the rest of the afternoon, a little sun out there. and temperatures above freezing. nice combination for you. satellite showing you that cloud cover manages to hold off from the north to south and we expect the rest of the afternoon to be fairly b

we have an active stormtrack but just not heading to our area.t's going to remain up north for the next couple of days. we have a dry weather pattern extended all week long. here we are tomorrow morning with scattered high clouds. we will have partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon hours. looking ahead to wednesday morning we do have a lunar eclipse to talk about. will have relatively clear skies. the best viewing time will be the 5 am hour. forecasted highs for your monday into the 60s. it's mild out there. to member a few days ago we were not cold weather pattern. the temperatures have rebounded nicely. looking ahead it is a dry weather pattern, a mild one. lots of 60s out there. what is interesting, typically this time year i usually can point out a day of rainfall. nothing is showing up at all. this could change, but between now and february 12 the models are keeping us dry. >> we have that's no survey coming up in a couple of days ? >> yes january was beneficial for that. >> thanks much mark. >>> coming up. history made it down under a

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry, taking a look outside a lot of sun across the region except in the shadows in center city where there are a couple of skaters at the rothman ice rink. that guy is really scooting and he is well bundled and you should be too. 22 degrees and winds picked up out of the west at 17 and windchill of 8 be no better than 12 over the next several hours. 21 is your c in allentown. the highest number i have got is 24 at the airport in atlantic city. and wilmington windchills a different story. 8 degrees in philadelphia. 8 in allentown and 2 degree windchill if you head out toward lancaster county. and 11 in millville, new jersey, tse num tell the story. put on extra layers. satellite showing you that sun glasses is a good idea behind the wheel or off for a jog and we have sunshine with clouds up closer to allentown. the numbers today a high of 24 in the lehigh valley in allentown today. 23 down the pike in reading and 23 in lancaster and 25 in trenton and toms river and 26 in millville and 28 in cape may. but everybody is dealing with bitter cold

. >>> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are indeed dry.ht sunshine everywhere we look. spring mountain where they don't have to make snow and you see customers there on the slopes. enjoying themselves up in spring mountain now. it's cold and bundle up if you have to head out. the winds are noticeable at 12 miles per hour. that is giving you a windchill of 22. and on top of the snow it probably feels colder, 26 degrees currently in allentown and 21 in reading and 28 in trenton. all of the northern suburbs in the 20s and windchills below that by quite a bit. 29 in millville and 27 in cape may. here are the windchills by the way. feels like 22 in philadelphia. just 15 right now in allentown and 13 in reading and 17 degrees in trenton and millville. and 21 in wilmington and 16 in cape may. extra gear and a couple of extra layers when you head out today. plenty of sunshine if you are errands to run get the shades ready. you'll see plenty of sunshine. up in the lehigh valley. we'll call for lots of sun and brisk and cold with a high of 30 and th

stormtracker 6 live double scan we can use every degree we can get.ght now and as we take a look outside. not exactly beach weather and there is the beach bathed in sunshine in cape may, new jersey on sky 6 hd. pining for the days we get back down there and sun bathe. and tomorrow we improve to the 40s and the weekend that isally when we key into the milder air. and highs in the 50s next week as well. 31 c 12 miles per hour and 22 is the windchill and bundle up we have 26 curbly in allentown and 21 in reading, these are not windchills. and 31 in wilmington 29 in millville. 28 in cape may. there is plenty of sunshine down at the shore and earlier clouds from this morning recedes and have gone out to sea and the entire region is looking at sunny skies the rest of the way. high temperatures don't go all that far north and 30 in allentown that is your high. and 31 in trenton and 35 in wilmington and 37 in millville and 38's along the ocean front. about 7 or 8 degrees off the temperatures tr windchill. that will be breezy and cool. here is the numbers toda

lets take a look now at stormtracker 6 live doub sn ter when we had the heavy rain we were traveling in and lets go outside and see what is looks like and sky 6 hd is looking live in center city and look at the flags blowing in the wind out there. the gusty wind is what is making it feel coal out there this afternoon. and back to reality and the 60s are out of here. the dew point 22 and a dry atmosphere. they started out of the southwest and you feel the difference now that they are out of the northwest a chilly breeze at 16 miles per hour. and the windchill what it feels like 35 in the city. look at the temperature range, 26 in mt. pocono and 43 in philadelphia and 43 in atlantic city. and when you factor in the chilly wind. it's a 13 degree difference in philadelphia yesterday afternoon and 19 degree difference in lancaster. the other change the clouds have moved right finance you can see holes here and there in the clouds. a mostly cloudy afternoon. we are not getting the sunshine today. more of it tomorrow after the morning hours. cloudy and cooler and temperatures top off in the

it's dank and rainy and stormtracker 6 live double scan right now and we are look agent dry conditions if you have plans to head out this afternoon take a look outside we could use a code though and we are waiting to melt the ice flowing down the delaware river. my my how do you get a boat in through that. and they can get the tugs in through. and the boughs that can break the ice and you see them doing that. but that is one heck of a picture. you have seen is it recently but not ever winter. we are getting into the low 40s and tomorrow into 50 and rain is holding off into the evening and even then not that bad. thursday is a great day to get outdoor stuff done. and still trying to get the holiday lights down and we get to 60 but it's kind of rainy and you see that on future tracker 6 and temperature 41 in philadelphia and winds are light and that is not a problem and the windchill is the same as the temperature. and as we take a look at the numbers across the region. it's cool enough for a coat. specially if you are in the shade. we are glad you have layers on and 38 in allentown and

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you if you are headed out driving and lots of sun out there. take a look on sky 6 hd evidence of that over the ben franklin bridge and the sky is beginning to go from blue to milky white. and later tonight the clouds get even thicker and for now a good looking day and you have to bundle up. 25 degrees and wins are calm but have been running anywhere from about 10 to 20 miles per hour at times and this is an abrigs, we are posting a windchill of 19. that could be an error. 24 in reading and 25 in philadelphia. and 27 reading and 26 in millville. and cape may 27 degrees and of course everybody has the windchills in the upper teens and low 20s right now. satellite shows you the cloud cover beginning to roll and in become more pronounced and we expect the high clouds to overtake us over the next few hours and sun mixing with clouds and dry conditions, 33 in allentown un34 in reading and 35 in wilmington and 34 in trenton and not much of a range between allentown and down to the shore in millville and cape may you'll get up to 37 today and everybody

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry and looking outside the not hard to find the sun.er clouds moved out and there is sky 6 hd looking live from the temple university camera down to university city. the sky is so clear you have a clear view of the walt whitman bridge in the distance on the horizon on the right sized injure screen kind of cool. 33 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. and it feels like 25 degrees out there. so extra stuff and extra gear. here are the temperatures, freezing mark in trenton and reading and lancaster 31 and 34 in wilmington and millville 35 and dover 37 degrees and 33 in cape may. some of these points in inland south jersey and delaware remain milder the rest of the afternoon. satellite shows you the clouds we had at dawn, but boy did they sweep out and a question as to how much of a run this wave will have at us until sun down. susquehanna river is giving us trouble with an ice jam in place since the deep freeze and with the thaw going on you see breaks in the ice and all of that extra liquid going into the river is

here's a look at stormtracker radar. some of this is local down powers as well.of the way once we get to greater part of saturday at least. temperatures well we're knee 50s and low 60s pretty mitch everywhere that's about to change quickly. we had a treat today. highs in 60s and actually tying record at dulles at 70. it's a reality check by tomorrow folks. look at this. arctic air moving in on backside of the front pretty much where we were the last few weeks and it's going to move in late tonight and into tomorrow and we're going to ends up seeing those temperatures staying at home. here's a look at winter weather advisory currely effect until 10 a.m. saturday looking at winty mix there as well as snowfall. we see mix early saturday out of the way and temperatures drastically fall throughout the day. daytime high of 40 is reached early and throughout the day continuing to dmroop 20s for overnight lows. future casts early mornings of saturday still rainfall. here we are 6 a.m. snow is showers and otherwise looking at clouds here. as far as temperatures go 35 di m

stormtracker 6 live double scan raider you see that it is dry and no issues with precipitation and numbers are climbing into the weekend. here is the picture outside. sky 6 hd. we are looking down the parkway and you can see the flags kind of gently blowing in the wind and a bit a breeze we are dealing with now and calm conditions and it stays dry with high pressure in control. right now in philadelphia. we are above average coming in at 41 in the city. 34 for allentown and 26 in the poconos, we have a westerly wind there in dover climbing up to 46 and 44 in atlantic city and 42 in wilmington. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you a mostly clear skies and a few high thin clouds drifting through and high pressure is dominating and we stay quiet for the rest of the afternoon. the call from accuweather today. clouds and sun and it will be seasonable. and high temperature coming in at 43, if we hit that that is 3 degrees above the average of 40, a westerly wind at 6 to 12 miles per hour. overnight tonight it's mostly clear and chilly and dipping down to 24 in the suburbs and 29 in ph