tammie souza is with me now.hat ice is going to be packed. >> it's going to be so packed this weekend. it's going to get warm on saturday. cooler on sunday. tomorrow in between. it's all over the map. people thereby will enjoying it. it was a gorgeous thanksgiving. let's look outside. beautiful night if you're traveling across the ben franklin bridge. everything is is quiet out there as far as weather. we are going to be very chilly. look at the dip in the jet stream e. we are here. we're in the 30s and 40s. lock at omaha. 60 degrees. i'm only going this way to show you this is crazy. that warmth is coming here and will be here for your saturday. let's check out our region right now. in trenton, it's 34. philadelphia at 40. 32 in coatesville. 35 in atlantic city with a 37 in dover. quite chilly out there. we'll be dipping to 30 in philadelphia. 27 in allentown. and 29 in atlantic city. so you're going to need to bund. l up. skies will be clear. no rain out there at all. we will see a few high, thin clouds drift t

let's send it over to tammie souza. she said she's on the second floor of her house. >> they are going up and down with the magnitude. that's not going to be for some time. the reason i wanted to no i what floor she was on, which did not surprise me is as a child grow ing up, i felt a lot of earthquakes in southern california. if you're on the second or third floor of the house, it's going to move a lot more. you're going to feel more movement the higher up you are in a building. that's why i was thinking she felt it that strongly in montgomery county, i was suspicious she would be in the basement. but it's very possible. this is a fairly significant earthquake. this is what we're looking at in the last 12 hours as far as anything over a 4. that's the only one. right here. the one that hit in delaware. now this is about 10 to 11 miles northeast of dover. that's close to the dover air force base as well. it looks like it was over water. there's been about 58 earthquakes. in delaware, this is certainly not the hot bed you

. >> tammie souza is is joining us now and tracking the latest weather conditions. we have some rain to talk about. >> you saw the sunshine out there on those highways. we did have the clouds move in ahead of some of the rain as well. we're going to with dry conditions until very late tonight. the radar, nothing coming down across the area. if you're traveling this evening, you're going to be fine. but look at the rain that's making its way through detroit. we have a cold front that's going to drive that in our direction. behind it, much cooler air for thanksgiving. let's watch what happens hour by hour. we are going to be falling temperature wise. 1:00 in the morning we'll be 50. that could be close to tomorrow's daytime high. that front is going to merge with moisture and bring us periods of rain. look what happens. we get heavier rain along the jersey shore. most of doesn't exist until late tomorrow morning. when we come back, i'll talk about the holiday, shopping and weekend ahead. >> a lot of people looking forward to that. thank you. download the free nbc 10 a

tammie souza is here with us. >> maybe a little colder if you want to be on the ice.e're in the 50s i'd be worried about it puddling up. we'll be chilly again tonight so the ice should be good and frozen outside. we're looking at clear skies. it was a magnificent day, wasn't it? right now, we're at 49 in lehigh valley. 50 in the pennsylvania suburbs, 48 in south jersey. 50 in delaware. let's check out a few of our neighborhood temperatures. it's cooler in berks county and lehigh valley. right now, blandon, 51. 50, whitehall. big difference over yesterday when we only saw the 40s. some places only the upper 30s. nazareth 49, bethlehem, 49 as well. how about here in philadelphia? well, it's very comfortable, society hill, 51. 48 at parkside. we're looking at 50 at the airport. graduate hospital, 52. mount airy is at 41. foxchase, 51. parkwood at 50. so we're just shy of where we should be, which is 53 for our seasonal high pressure this time of year. outside, doppler radar sweeping the sky, not picking up anything. we don't have any precipitation here. we don't have any

>>> we begin with chiefly meteorologist tammie souza who is tracking the cold temperatures. >> big changes on the way for sure. outside. cloud cover still in place. a little bit of sunshine out there today. but we also had a little bit of rain out there today. 47 right now in philadelphia. it will drop to 43 by 7:00 tonight. by 10:00 tonight. clear and 38 degrees. winds turning to the northwest. we will have a very chilly air mass in place. let's go hour by hour. as we head through the day tomorrow, we're going to wake up tomorrow morning very chilly. we'll wake up at or below freezing. in the afternoon we'll get to about 43 degrees in philadelphia. in the upper 30s in some of the outlying areas and by tomorrow night still terribly cold around the area but it will be sunny. we start to see a few high clouds drifting through tomorrow night. tomorrow night 29 in mount pocono. 34 in philadelphia, 33 in millville. if that's when you're cleaning the dishes, no big loss. walking you through it. turkey in the oven at 7:00. 35 in philadelphia. 32 in the suburbs. 31 in the lehigh valley. 34 in sout

tammie souza joins us now. in your words, this is grab your puffy coat weather. >> you ghot that right. the feels like is going to be in single digits at times around the area. we have the first alert. this is your the the first hard freeze for philadelphia, delaware and south jersey. that includes delaware county. some of the suburbs up into the lehigh valley and the poconos you have already seen your first hard freeze. the freeze warning that goes into. effect is tomorrow evening. but the reason we're starting our first alert tomorrow morning is temperatures will start falling off midnight and we will not pick up our temperatures during the day. you're going to be in the 30s for much of the day tomorrow. you need to bundle up. special care for your pets. when you send the kids to school, make sure they are wearing the heavy jacket. windchill at 5 to 20 degrees. 5 to 20 degrees. and the temperature will be falling all throughout the day on friday. here's what we're looking a at now. 56 in philadelphia with a s

. >> that may mean you need a light jacket if you head out tonight, tammie souza is here. you will need the jacket because the skies are slowly clearing and around midnight when we see plenty of clear skies, we drop into the 30s out there. spotty showers still remaining and we see these showers probably through about 7:00, 8:00 tonight and then we see them come to an end. back towards ship bottom, we could see just a quick, quick brief shower or a sprinkle out there. this is associated with a inlook of storms that once it left ohio, it fell apart as it made its way into pennsylvania. tornadoes were associated with this system yesterday in parts of indiana and ohio. you can see a break from the cloud cover right now and outside you can actually break out a little bit of bright gray sky out there across philadelphia. 68 degrees and winds at west-northwest. we'll say good-bye to the 60s for the next ten days. enjoy what you see on the screen right now. 6 approximate in coatesville. 67 in mt. holly. 50s in allentown. that's where we'll be headed for the next ten days. tonight

chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. tammie, it's going to get cold. >> it is. you need the puffy coat. we had the discussion earlier. it is a big puffy coat. whether it has down lining or fake lining it will keep you warm and cozy. that's what you'll need through the next seven to ten days. 47 in philadelphia, 45 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 47 in new jersey. 48 in lehigh valley and 47 in delaware. the moons are out on the board because the sun has officially already set. we did end up with a very pretty afternoon. plenty of sunshine out there. though it was very, very crisp. low 50s in philadelphia is where we topped out today. we are going to be diving down under these skies that are going to be mainly clear for most of the night. 38 in philadelphia when you wake up in the morning. 33 in allentown. 32 mount pocono. 38 for all of you in wilmington. a little warmer along the jersey shore. that's where we could see the low 50s if you are right on the water. the water temperature around 60 degrees, much warmer than the air temperature. the winds are out of the no

nbc10's chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. and you didn't need your puffy coats today. >> do not need the puffy coats today. we won't need them for about nine days. then we'll need them for about three weeks. we'll explain that later on. let's savor what we have right now. beautiful out there. look at this. clear skies, a tremendous sunset. 64 the high. no rain. beautiful, clear skies. let's check out the suburbs. how about the pennsylvania suburbs. bedminster. 55. fort washington, 58. blue bell, 57. if we go to west callum. 54. chadsford. 59. a mild evening continues. in philadelphia it's much the same. 61 at the airport. 62 at graduate hospital. 62 at king sessen. 62 society hill richmond. urban heat island effect knocks it up a few degrees. 60 at parkwood. finally, let's go to south jersey. you are basking in warmth as well. 58 in lumberton. 68. mount laurel. cherry hill, 55. glassboro at 54 degrees. this evening we'll enjoy clear skies. this is where we go to. when you weake up tomorrow morning, 38. a few high, thin clouds

nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us. a little bit of rain, but also sun this weekend. >> we'll have maybe a little bit of everything. it depends on where you live, if you'll see the rain. which we actually need it. we're going to go into a dry spell. but i get ahead of myself. i'm letting the cat out of my bag. i'll tell you the whole story. let's start off with where were you this morning? 30 in it philadelphia if you were in philadelphia. if you were at allentown, you saw 24. 26 in wilmington. 24 in atlantic city. it was a very chilly start to the day. and at this point, we are in the 40s. we made it into low 50s across much of the area. so that was nice. that was seasonal. right now, 49 in philadelphia. 47 in allentown. 47 in wilmington. 47 in atlantic city. well, we are going to watch those temperatures drop a bit more tonight. in fact, we're going to be down at 8:00 at 42 in philadelphia. 40 by 11:00 tonight under clear skies. very light winds out of the south. because we have such a dry atmosphere, we are not expec

nbc10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza is tracking the system, breaking it all down for us, tammie. >> it is different depending what neighborhood you're in. lehigh valley, sprinkles and cooler. allentown at 48. philadelphia, it's 62. wildwood, it's 64. we have a front that is just bisecting the area. that's separating that cooler, moist air from what is just kind of cloudy and damp air here. we're only going to fall perhaps another 5 to 10 degrees tonight. those were the coldest lows we've seen of the season so far. that's what you felt when you woke up this morning. doppler radar not picking up anything in philadelphia. lehigh valley, berks county, some scattered showers moving through. that will continue to be the case. i'll put it into motion. you can see a lot of it avoiding the area. we may get clipped here in parts of southern delaware but for the most part i think we'll remain cloudy tonight. the bulk of the rain is moving into parts of southwestern new york and central pennsylvania. off to the west we have the main body of the storm system. this is what i am going to talk

let's bring in meteorologist tammie souza. a cold and a nasty night out there. >> it's going to be blustery and cold and raw. everybody has rain except some of the areas towards the southern poconos is where we're seeing some of the snow falling. the rest of us getting a cold, raw rain. a little bit of a pelting snow through the lehigh valley. but now switched back over to rain. from philadelphia to morristown to springfield, chester, we're looking right now at sort of a steadier rain. but all of this is moving eastward. trenton in the middle of a steady rain. you're right on the edge of a steady rain moving through. as we head out to the lehigh valley, the purple shades denote the snow m koling down. you can see this pink, that's a line we're seeing a mix of rain and snow. it's some of the pelting rain drops coming down. just a little bit more well formed. the whole system is moving off to the east. this is a cold air that is being drawn into. the area. and we have a cold front drive ing it behind it. we're going to see the h

an isolated shower could pass by and this is a live look from the campus and tammie souza has more. tammie? >> isolated showers, maybe a driz sdplel or a mist as it heads out. not a half bad night but you can see some sprinkles on doppler radar. they kind of put this into a clear air mode and we have showers between washington and baltimore. it's just moisture in the air being picked up. it's not really raining. it's falling to the ground. we're going to have a damp night out there but you can see the clouds across western pennsylvania. the front that has come through has fallen apart. it's the same front that brought severe weather and tornadoes across parts of the great lakes and upper great lakes and ohio valley. 52 in allentown. 41, mt. poconos and check out our temperatures tonight, they will be nothing like last night. they are not mild. 41 in vai lat and 41 in philadelphia and 43 in stone harbor. this is the tip of the iceberg. there is much colder air coming in. full forecast in a few minutes. >>> tomorrow is decision day for voters in pennsylvania and new jersey. the polls i

. >> tammie souza is joining us now. she has your first alert forecast. >> a little nicer out there. the breeze didn't make it here in philadelphia. we woke up this morning. much milder. these are mainly above average. 48 in philadelphia. 37 for mount pocono. we were off to a good start at midnight. >> it's been a pleasant day out there. sunshine, clouds ask a few sprinkles. a little breeze going out there. right now, nothing really showing up on doppler radar. we're still looking at a few spr sprinkles moving through philadelphia county and parts of delaware county, but other than that, it's going to be fairly quiet. you can see that that big storm system that brought us the showers last night and early this morning is is moving past the area. >> here's the full rotation. we're going to end up with sunshine and cooler weather tomorrow. we focus on this one. it affects your weekend. i'll tell you how, when i come back. >> police arrested michael huggens this morning. he is an accused killer. authorities say he and three

. >> tammie souza is here with an update. >> tomorrow will be my choice for shopping outside. it will be much nicer than even today. today wasn't half bad. outside we have clear skies right now. it is a chilly night. let's look at where we were. we were in the low 50s. and we have dropped into 41 at philadelphia. 30 allen town. 29 mill ville. 36 mount holly. 38 wilmington. the temperatures will kront to drop into the midand upper 30s. another chilly night. not quite as cold as last night. and we will see mainly clear skies. here's where you'll be tomorrow morning. at 5:00, 37 in fill yefl. at nine up to 44. midand upper 50s. 5:00 in the pennsylvania suburb 34. look where we are at 43 at 9:00 in the morning. you'll climb to 40 by nine. and into the 50s in the afternoon. 34 in delaware. 45 by 9. 36 in new jersey at 5:00 a.m. 45 at 9 and along the jersey shore 41 and you'll be at 49 almost 50 degrees. by 9:00 in the morning. we'll talk about this amazing warm up and it had to happen. there's a cool down behind it. we'll talk about that. >>> holiday shoppers enjoy nice weather tod

tammie souza is here. tammie, record cold tomorrow? >> we could see record cold early tomorrow morning and again perhaps eeven sunday morning. the winds you saw there, they're part of the problem. we'll see wind chills into the single digits tonight. that's the feels like. we have a first alert for an arctic blast. i decided to use the ice cubes out there. it's for the entire region, all of us. nobody is spared from this arctic blast. i know you say this is winter but we're getting january temperature and conditions right now in november. we dealt with summer-like conditions in october and we'll visit january a little early. this will last through saturday night. temperatures feels like the teens and 20s for tomorrow. overnight we could be in the single digits with the near record temperatures and a hard freeze on the way for anybody who hasn't frozen. billings, 40. the cold air has drifted pretty far south. philadelphia, we're down do 33 at this hour. we're falling quickly without that sunshine out there. 25 in pittsburgh. 21 in roche

we're live in south philly, nbc 10 news. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist tammie souza.this is not unusual for the east coast, but it's hardly common. >> it's not common. 58 earthquakes in the stit of delaware since 1871. this one happens to be the largest in the united states today. which is quite impressive when you consider all the states that have such big and violent earthquakes out west. this is the shake map. i'm not sure if you can make out all the squiggly lines. we're going to put this up online. but this is the shake map and this is actually based on reports they get. they get reports they have had upwards of 7,000 reports as of half hour ago. that's probably doubled by now. they lock at how far out it could have gone. right here, where you see this star, about ten miles northeast of dover is where the earthquake struck. somewhere between 4.1 and 4.4 in magnitu magnitude. that's yet to be determined. what's known is it was shallow about 4 miles or less down. which is you could really feel it spread out through all of this looser soil. this is not hard bedrock

tammie souza is tracking your weather. >> reporter: it's misty and damp. and we have a low cloud deck out across the city. 44 in philadelphia. and the feels like is 40. it's a chilly air mass in place. we made it all the way up to 45 today. and 12 degrees shy of 57. 46 at the jersey shore and the pennsylvania suburbs coming in at 41. let's check out some of the numbers in the lehigh valley and in landon, 44. let's go to where we're looking at 41 degrees. nazereth, 44. now let's slide down and look at the temperatures across philadelphia. at the airport, 44 degrees. parkside, 43. mt. aerie, 43. port richmond, 46. and no warm air in place yet. we're going to dive right on down to about 41 by 11:00 tonight. we start to see the skies clear and sunshine returns tomorrow but we get the 50s back and when i come back, i will tell you when and how long they are going to stick around. guys? >> the white house brought its pitch on tax reform and ivanka trump was joined by steve mnuchin in bayville. mrs. trump stressed changes that would make filing your taxes easier.

tammie souza is here. tammie, record cold tomorrow? tomorrow morning and again perhaps eeven sunday morning. the winds you saw there, they're part of the problem. we'll see wind chills into the single digits tonight. that's the feels like. we have a first alert for an arctic blast. i decided to use the ice cubes out there. it's for the entire region, all of us. nobody is spared from this

tammie souza is here. >> beautiful sunset taking place. 48 was the high today. we should be about 54 this time of year. continuing that below average trend. no rain and our highest wind gust was 30 miles per hour. it was a breezy day. look at the 61 in ra pid city. that warmth is headed our way. right now we're sitting at 46. so we're still on the cool side. it's going to be a chilly night. 45 in wilmington. 44 in vineland. it's 45 in mount holly and atlantic city at 45 this hour. overnight tonight, we're going to dip to 36 in philadelphia and coatesville and wilmington. and mount holly and trenton. a popular number. 32 allentown. and 38 for all of you in dover. clear skies and a basic cold night. here's what you need to know. we're going to have a couple more rain days ahead of us. early wednesday morning, we could see rain moving through the area. if you're an early morning commuter, saturday afternoon and night, we'll see the chance for rain once again. thanksgiving will be unseasonably cool but mostly sunny. there's a bonus. another big chill. it's going to

. >> tammie souza has an update. >> we do not have a wonderful 70 degree rebounds after this. you can see a fairly low cloud deck. 49 degrees today. 59 where we should be. yesterday we hit 70. we're not going back there in the next ten days. we picked up a tenth of an inch of rain. highest wind gust was 25 miles per hour. this radar was lit up with bright green and white and purple. north of the lee high valley. into the polka noes. you can see the snow still continuing to move off to the east. the truly cold air is to the north. we'll get a good taste of it. right now we're looking at temperatures that are close to 40 in philadelphia. po 30s in the out laying area. tomorrow morning 39 till did he feel. 34 allen town. the coldest morning so far. but i'll top that when i come back. >>> other top stories tonight a search is under way for two people akdsed of beating and robbing grad student in university city. police release this surveillance video of the suspects. taken at a convenience store shortly after the attack sunday night. a 26 year-old man was attacked as he was walkin

bringing in first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza. definitely a chill in the air tonight. >> we call them puffy coats, jim. >> puffy coats. big coat. >> pull all the coats out and put them on. we'll feel that especially by friday. it will be really chilly then. outside right now it has turned into a beautiful night. we actually had plenty of sunshine this afternoon and a nice sunset out there. here are the highs today. we reached 52 in philadelphia. should be at 59 this time of year. 50 in reading. 44 for mount pocono. mount holly, 48. atlantic city 50. the water in the atlantic ocean is warmer than anywhere on land at 63 degrees. at this hour we've dropped to 47 in philadelphia, 42 in reading, 33 in mount pocono, approaching the freezing mark. 47 in millville and mount holly at 45 with wildwood at 46 degrees. we are going to tumble into the 30s tonight. we are only going to recover to the 50s tomorrow. that's a gift from mother nature. it's short lived. then we really crash. 43 friday. 42 saturday and the morning lows will likely be

. >> let's bring in first alert meteorologist tammie souza, a nice start to the weekend? >> it's only going to get better to a point. outside right now, it's lovely. clear skies, all the buildings, all the lights sparkling out there. the lehigh valley, 44. pennsylvania suburbs, 43. 47 in philadelphia. 36 in south jersey, cooler there. jersey shore at 35. let's check out the chilliest spots, and that is in berks county and lehigh valley. 43. allentown at 42 this hour. we drop to 43 in nazareth and out there for all the people shopping and enjoying the markets in bethlehem, it is 44 degrees. now let's take a look at what's going on in philadelphia. 47 at the airport, 49 at society hill. manayunk you're at 48. fox chase at 48. we'll be dropping into the mid30s overnight tonight. it is going to be a cool one out there. here's where we go over the next few hours. we'll be dropping by midnight to about 39. 4:00 in the morning, we'll be at 37 in philadelphia. now, if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs at midnight, 37. if you're in the lehigh valley, 32 at midnight. i'll be back

let's meteorologist tammie souza. who is getting new information about exactly what happened. >> you can see right here this little dot. if you're in the delaware bay, this was about ten miles northeast of dover. the reason is being felt by everybody in such large distances away is because this was a shallow earthquake. this is only about 8 kilometers bethe surface. so this is no surprise that this was felt here in philadelphia. perhaps even as far north as new york and down to d.c. probable a ripple affect across the bay. this is going to continue to be a developing story as far as the final magnitude with this. but there may be some damage associated with it. there are some fault lines in delaware and going back h historically, a fault this size did cause damage. we'll have to see if there's damage on land, especially around the dover area. but right now at this point,s that 5.1 magnitude earthquake, 4:47 this afternoon is when it struck. about 8 kilometers or 4 miles beneath the surface. we'll continue to follow th

. >> tammie souza is tracking big temperature changes. >> today we actually hit 70 degrees. outside right now, we are clearing out. 70 degrees that was in the 3:00 hour. we touched it and went back down into the 60s. we won't see 70s or 60s for ten days. we're going below average. cool air in hear. no rain today. highest wind gust 26 miles per hour. right now the temperatures is 43 allen town. 15 wilmington. 49 philadelphia. 53 atlantic city. with a 35 as mount poke know. tonight we're dropping to 38 trenten. 41 philadelphia. 40 wilmington and 41 vine land. 35 in allen town. when i come back we'll talk about when we may see the first freeze right here in philadelphia and when the next chance of rain is. >>> now new at 11. a crash involving a police officer is bringing traffic to a standstill. on route 2 in new ark. over the scene just moments ago. the officer was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. we are working to find out what caused the crash. >> investigators say the body of a woman found in cob croak last week was a missing art student. now police are try

nbc 10's chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. we're loving this. >> we are loving it, aren't we? this is november 3rd and we have the 70s. we should be in the upper 50s by this time of year. that's where we started the morning, in the sgifr50s. mount pocono, 52. 57 in dover. those were the lows. look at the temperatures out there now. very comfortable numbers. 70 in potts town, 69 in allentown. 72 in mount holly. 72 in philadelphia and millville. we're going to have a big shock to the system tomorrow because we're going to be lucky to make it out of the 50s across much of the area tomorrow. nothing showing up on doppler radar. we have a front that's coming through, but the shower activity is just bumpyiing into our dry r mass. we'll see the clouds coming through and we'll see sunshine tomorrow. it's going to be sharply cooler by about 15 to 20 degrees. locate your fall jacket. 58 in philadelphia tomorrow, 56 in lehigh valley and 61 along the jersey shore. on sunday, we could see some rain, especially in the morning. we'll be back

. >> first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza has more on how cold it's going to get. >> we have the first alert going into effect tomorrow morning. that's going to linger through saturday. who is going to be affected by the hard freeze we're looking at. a lot of the suburbs hit the freezing mark and the poconos and lehigh valley. these are the areas we're going to be most concerned with. this includes delaware county. freeze warning from tomorrow evening through saturday morning. don't be fooled by this. temperatures are going to be bitterly cold with windchills that are going to feel like the teens and 20s and by the time we get to nighttime, the windchills will feel tliek 5 degrees. s that canadian blast. and this is going to be the first freeze for much of the area. so this is the end of the growing season. this is where we'll be tumbling to when you wake up this morning. it's only going to get colder from there and it's going to be saturday morning. we'll talk about that when i come back in a few minutes. >> track the drop in temperatures with the nbc app. download it for fr

tammie souza has the insight on that. >> you didn't think it was going to stay the same. >> we may getrmer and then we'll get a lot colder. we're going to ride it on in. take a look at this. what a beautiful sunset out there. we did have some clouds, but peter captured this. if you have your picture, send them ter. i'll try to share them on air. right now across the area, it is a crisp, cold night out there. we are looking at 48 in philadelphia. 3 at mount pocono. 42 in will mingmington. we're dropping into the 30s across the area. and look at where we're going. only one day all the way through the weekend and early next week will we be average. that's thursday. if we get winds on thursday as well, it's not going to feel like that. but you see we're just kind of up and down. we have several passages of cold fronts. we could get rain on saturday and then we plummet. it's going to be quite windy on sunday and monday. there's the marathon day right there. 47 for all of you runners. at least you won't deal with the rain in the half marathon. the beams are sweeping the sky. it's quiet acros

tammy souza is there for a very, very special reason. >> hey, tammy.y special reason. whoo! let's hear it. let's hear it, guys. we have a room full of excited kids and more kids to join they are here as part of the phillies' sleepover. this is the fourth annual. this is for kid from across the philadelphia area who have actually had a pretty tough time. you read the story. you probably heard the story about my son's battle with his brain tumor. this is a treat for all these kids to be here tonight. they are going to be in store for amazing things going on a little bit later on, right? >> yes. >> he is a little shy. before we get to hearing from some of these kids, let's give you an joef view of the weathan weather. >> we are going to look at the radar. the doppler radar shows nothing going on. a few clouds drifting in. nothing across the state of pennsylvania. we have to go a little further west to see the storm. if you are running the first half marathon in the morning, you should be fine. we are going to start with the 30s in the morning and then we

. >> tammie souza has more. >> we'll dip into the 30s across the area because we have clear skies but this is remarkable. this is a gift from mother nature. i hope you'll appreciate it because by the end of next week, we'll see a huge weather pattern change. all of the models point to the possibility of precipitation for the last two-thirds of the month. so enjoy. outside, a beautiful night. 53 degrees right now. we are looking at winds out of the west to northwest at 9 miles an hour. mt. holly, 50 degrees. calm winds as we look across the river at new jersey. will. ton, winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour. now, this is an amazing, warm dry streak that we'll have this week until we get to maybe thursday night or early friday morning. that's when we see a shower. we're going to be unseasonably warm. we are looking for rain. got rain because we certainly don't until the end of the week. we're drier than average. maybe a thursday night shower and again late next week we look for the potential of a very cold weather pattern to set up here and linger probably through christmas. dopple

let's bring in tammie souza. before we talk about the temperatures, talk about the fact you're a pro at picking a good tree. >> years ago, i did sell christmas trees. >> he told me the name of it and i'm blanking now. now i have to go. ask and i'll tweet it out. >> you. picked a fabulous tree. it locks good all the way around. >> thank you. >> if you want to be picking christmas trees, you're going to have plenty of time to do it. you may have showers early on friday morning, but other than that, a magnificent weekend ahead. beautiful as e we gaze across the city. and she's right, the temperatures very comfortable out there. you're not going to need much in the way of a jacket until late tonight. maybe a sweater. another beautiful day is going to be on the way. so get ready for that. the mild weather will continue. the 60s are possible tomorrow. ra rain, but thursday night into friday morning, we could see light showers making their way through the area. there's a weak cold front that will push through. the tempe

chief meteorologist tammie souza is here now. >> she has your most accurate first alert forecast. there's a lot of rain out there. >> a little bit of rain/snow mix. some snow flying in the poconos. and the whole area is being affected. let's go to bethlehem. you just saw what was going on out there. you can see the darker shades of red. there's a rain/snow mix. we can hear it coming down. as i widen it out, you can see that's where we have the heaviest reflectivity because it's bit of a mix. we have steadier showers moving through as well. moving through reading and just to the north of atlantic city cape may is about to get hit with steadier showers. let's take a look back up here to the lehigh valley. we have actually seen some of that sleet, wet snow. off to the southern poconos, you can see the snow there. now if you notice, i it into motion. the cold air is pretty much trapped there. at least the air that would produce snow. we're chilly, but we are not down near the freezing mark. that's what you're seeing in pottsville and shenandoah. so we're going to continue to monitor w

i was talking to tammie souza who tells us in philadelphia, 73 one week ago today. the fountain a moment ago. not cold enough yet for it to shut down, so it's chilly out here but we still have a long season ahead of us. coming up at 5:30 we'll be talking to small businesses, they tell me that they're already seeing their sales for scarves, hats, gloves, happening now weeks ahead of when it should be. reporting live, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> all right. rosemary, hard to believe those 73 degree temps was a week ago. glenn "hurricane" schwartz at the philadelphia premier outlets in limerick. >> and you told us it was going to be cold. it's going to continue through the weekend, right? >> yeah, we've been telling you more than a week ago, that's why we do ten day forecast oz, s we going to get a cold blast. high temperatures would be in the 40s, lows in the 20s, we're just about to go back into the 20s. the shun is getting pretty close to setting. right around a half hour from now. as cold as it feels right now, it will feel colder when you don't have the s

let's talk to chief meteorologist tammie souza. a little nice to get a break from the fall yet again. >> are you kidding? this is early november. i think this is like a ground hog day thing. we're flashing back to summer every day. back to summer we go. we're going to continue to have these flashbacks, maybe a couple more times in the next ten days. certainly tomorrow is going to be another lovely day. big changes ahead for the weekend. outside not too shabby. we got the sunshine back, but we have passing clouds. a mix of sun and clouds for the day. this is where we started the morning. this is remarkable. take a look at these numbers we started at 55 in pottstown. 55 in millville. 45 in lancaster. we started very mild. those were the morning lows. now let's look at where we're sitting now. 73 in philadelphia. 72 in pottstown. 70 in wilmington. 73 in millville. this is remarkable. it's not going to last. your temperature trend goes to 76 tomorrow. then we crash to the 50s. 70s monday and crash again next tuesday. it looks like thin

. >> tammie souza is here with the first alert. >> mild neighborhood forecast. >> it is going to be nicery warm temperatures. near 60 degrees. if you want the cold, hang on. i have that for you too. a beautiful clear night. we reached a high of 54. we should be at 51. no rain. high etc. wind gust 23 miles per hour. let's look around the neighborhood. generally in the 30s with the exception of many places in philadelphia. still in the 40s. out in burkes county, walnut port 33 degrees. cooling into the 30s tonight. new hope at 32. fort washington already down to 31. we're looking at 43. west brad ford township at 45. and oxford at 33. and now let's check out what's going on if philadelphia. 44 at the airport. fox chase coming in at 42. and 41 in park wood. you get the idea. it's not a frigid night but we're cooling off. with the clear skies. notice this big bubble of green. that's extremely warm air. we had 70s pushing way up into the central plains today. this is late november. 70s in the central plains. very unusual. that warmth is going to be headed our way. so right now we are going to

. >> first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> we'll squeeze every last nice day out of the foe cast. that we can. look at the stunning sunset. we have enjoyed spectacular sunsets the last few nights. 64 the high today. we should be at 51. well above average. didn't pick up any rainfall. it was beautiful and sunny. we're looking at 30 sz across the area. we have 40s in philadelphia and delaware. 46 philadelphia. 43 delaware. 39 in south jersey. and 43 along the shore. let's take a closer look. what's going on in the suburb. new hope 42. north whales at 40 degrees. blue bell 40. and oxford at 36. we're dropping very quickly. temperatures are. and in philadelphia right now it's 46 at the airport. 48 port richman. and fox chase. 45 for park wood. as far as tomorrow where are we going to be? not quite as warm as today. look at this in the morning. 38 if fill can he feel. huge changes on the way. that's something we'll talk about when i come back. >> all right. new at 11. with e know the name of the man police say is behind a murder that started with an on lean meet up. 23 ye

. >> tammie souza is tracking when the rain will hit your neighborhood. >> it's on the way for tonight. i'll go neighborhood by nand neighborhood. watch that time line up there at the top of the screen. 11:00. let's zoom in. in south jersey and along the shore. right now nothing really going on. but as we go through the time line this is our high resolution rapid refresh. it's the best model we have for short term. 5:30 in the morning heavy pockets of rain move across south jersey. and out. it doesn't muf out until noontime. let's go to delaware. same thing. we'll go ahead and pick up that time line. and the heaviest rain is going to be around 5:00 in the morning. dover to haring ton. to bridge ville. and it's out of here by 11:00 in the morning. let's go ahead and do the rest of the area. philadelphia the suburbs and on up into burke valley and lee high. you can see at 5:00 in the morning just skimming philadelphia. not so much rain. when you get into burkes county. and the lee high valley. less there. and it's out of here by 10:00 in the morning. if you have travel plans come on back

. >> chief meteorologist tammie souza is here. >> it looks leek we'll see scattered showers through the night and early tomorrow morning. much of the area is quiet. little bit of activity in bucking county and approaching lancaster. also beginning to approach burkes county. you can see out towards rich land, we're seeing just some very light showers and sprinkles. the clouds have moved in. here's that line of showers that will come through. this won't be a total wash out. there are showers behind it. pesky showers behind it. and then behind that we have another system that will effect us and very windy conditions. all that for the weekend. which i will out line neighborhood by neighborhood. >>> new at 11. an animal shelter is apologizing again after it euthanized another family pet. >> it's happened twice now in the last two months. nbc10 drew smith spoke to the cats owner and shows us what's next for the shelter. >> reporter: cody's home is feeling empty. tonight. the cat he adopted with his girlfriend is not coming back. >> i must have cried like ten times today. just thinking about s

. >> tammie souza is here with your chilly neighborhood forecast. >> it has. pull out the ugh boots. right now look at the temperature 38 in allen town. 45 philadelphia. 43 dover. 37 in vilin and 43 wild wood. everybody in the 30s unless you're sitting right on the water. that means 39 philadelphia. 37 coats ville. 38 atlantic city away from the water. on the water stone harbor at 42. we have some frost add vie ris to talk about. that is for the inland areas of new jersey and also for the lee high valley. that is through about 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i'll be back to talk about a warm up. and more rain on the way. >>> tonight a street in bucks county is shut down after a driver crashed into someone walking by and took off. police say the victim was hit by a driver in a black vehicle. possibly a hon die. around 8:00. and may have a missing side mirror and other damage. we're working to find out the victims condition. >>> hit by a car. police say the driver and passenger dpot out of the car after it broke down on route 38. they were then hit by another vehicl

tammie souza is here with the chilly forecast. >> a snuggle night. tomorrow you'll need the coat, the hat the whole bit. the skies are clear after we saw cloud cover earlier today. the 57 which was the high. that was shortly after midnight. we are picked up rain this morningment highest wind gust at 33 miles per hour. the temperatures have crashed all day long. from the 57 down to the 30s. we are going to be falling even further. look at where we go by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. atlantic city 33. dover 32 degrees. tomorrow we climb only into the mid-40s. we'll have a bet of cloud cover. in the afternoon. but we'll see bright sunshine. here it is. throw the bird in the oven at 7:00 in the morning. 35 degrees. 31 in the pennsylvania suburb. 34 south jersey. 36 for the jersey shore. and 35 in delaware. with plenty of sunshine. bright sunshine at 11:00 in the morning. for touch football or baseball. 42 philadelphia. and 43 for delaware. and finally at 3:00 when you sit down to eat. upper 30s and the low 40s across the area. i will have your b

here's chief meteorologist tammie souza. >> we'll get warm before we get cold and rain. a little of everything. outside, we enjoyed sunshine today. 48 the high. we didn't pick up rain. highest wind gust 30 miles per hour. around the area lee high valley 38. 37 for delaware. 41 philadelphia. 43 south jersey. 40 along the jersey shore. how about outd to burkes county. it's 31 degrees. and in white hall 32. nazareth 37. now let's go to the warmest spot. that would be right here in the city. it's 41 at the airport. cool 35 at park side. 40 mount airy. fox chase 41. park wood at 41. we're going to continue to drop tonight. so tomorrow morning you'll wake up weather includes 39, 40 degrees. at 5:00 in the morning. 37 in the pennsylvania suburb. 5:00 in the morning lee high valley one degree above freezing. delaware 38 at 5:00 in the morning. 39 along the jersey shore. and 44 along the jersey shore. warmer because of the ocean water. radar, everything is quiet. a few clouds drifting through the region. but we're watching the storm system that's passing north. of minnesota and w

. >> first let's go into the studio with chief meteorologist tammie souza. with important information for anyone who is spending any length of time outside. >> it is going to be a very bitterly cold night. we have the first alert for the arctic blast continuing right on through tomorrow. for the entire region. now what tuz this mean for you? through saturday night we'll be bitterly cold and at times a windchill that means it feel like single digits and teens. cold gusty wind that will slowly taper off tomorrow afternoon. and we'll have near record cold temperatures tonight into tomorrow morning. hard freeze already taking place. across the entire area. look at with where this cold front dipped to. much of the eastern half of the nation is in the cold. it's really a rare sight when you see 39 in billings and 26 degrees in philadelphia. it's 26 rochester. 21 pittsburg. we'll continue to drop. 27 wilmington. 28 vine lard and 26 in atlantic city. temperatures will be dropping over night. you'll wake up to 24, 25 degrees in philadelphia. when i come back we'll ta

. >> tammie souza is here with an update. >> let's go right to it. the maps. we're not dealing with any rain in the area. we have doppler radar. everything is quiet if we head off to the west. it it's quiet across the ohio valley. we're picking up returns stretching from about arkansas up through wisconsin. and michigan. we have the first of several systems that is going to make its way in our direction. this could bring showers late tomorrow night. and into thursday. let's go ahead and walk you through this. by tomorrow morning yul be in the low to mid-30s in philadelphia. low 30s out lying areaing. 29 at mount. things will be chilly. 40s along the jersey shore. clouds will start to move in tomorrow afternoon. we'll make it to the low 50s in philadelphia. cooler. upper 40s in the out lying areas. and here comes the chance of showers. that system moving across the ohio valley and parts of midwest. that is going to come through. bringing scattered showers before dawn on thursday. exiting after the morning commute. then on thursday we make it to the mid-50s. tha

. >> tammie souza is here with a details on a warm up. >> i wouldn't say get your flip-flops out. but put the coat away for a day or two. we'll call weather any time that is gets ominous. you can see the fog drifting in across the city. very pretty night. we will see patchy fog tonight. high today 64. so we were above the average of 61 on today's date. highest wind gust 20 miles per hour. we didn't pick up rain tonight. there was shower activity though in the lee high valley. right now 52 allen town. 60 philadelphia. 55 vine land. and for atlantic city good evening. it's 63. in the distance you can see our sky. there is rain out there. again that is well to the west of us. in fact it's even west of lee high valley. strap on the seat belt we're in for a roller coaster ride. this is what you need to know. unseasonably warm temperatures for the next two days. 70s. we have several chance of shoufr showers. the wince weather. daylight saving time ends saturday night. sunday morning. flip the clock back an hour. and change the batteries in your smoke detecter. we have a wet pattern next

weather changes, stay with nbc 10 news for updates on the rain tonight at 11:00, chief meteorologist tammie souza will have the track and the morning commute tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00 right after the season premier of chicago med. >>> police are on the scene of a shooting in the city of wilmington. george spencer is is live in sky force 10. what do you know about this? >> reporter: live pictures now. you can see the police officers on the scene of a shooting in a residential neighborhood. it happened at the intersection of delaware avenue and broom street. one person shot here just before 4:00 this afternoon. only about 20 minutes ago. that victim apparently rushed to st. francis hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck. we see the officers on the scene now. police are on the scene investigate iing a the this poi but so far there's no word on an arrest or any motive. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> still ahead at 4:00, giving thanks for saving his life. >> a local hockey player is meeting the police officer who performed cpr when he passed out. still ahead, nbc 10 is there for that specia

. >>> we begin with chiefly meteorologist tammie souza who is tracking the cold temperatures. >> bighanges on the way for sure. outside. cloud cover still in place. a little bit of sunshine out there today. but we also had a little bit of rain out there today. 47 right now in philadelphia. it will drop to 43 by 7:00 tonight. by 10:00 tonight. clear and 38 degrees. winds turning to the northwest. we will have a very chilly air mass in place. let's go hour by hour. as we head through the day tomorrow, we're going to wake up tomorrow morning very chilly. we'll wake up at or below freezing. in the afternoon we'll get to about 43 degrees in philadelphia. in the upper 30s in some of the outlying areas and by tomorrow night still terribly cold around the area but it will be sunny. we start to see a few high clouds drifting through tomorrow night. tomorrow night 29 in mount pocono. 34 in philadelphia, 33 in millville. if that's when you're cleaning the dishes, no big loss. walking you through

nbc 10's chief meteorologist tammie souza is here.ing this. >> we are loving it, aren't we? this is november 3rd and we have the 70s. we should be in the upper 50s by this time of year. that's where we started the morning, in the sgifr50s. mount pocono, 52. 57 in dover. those were the lows. look a

first of the raindrops may be falling at 11:00 tonight when tammie souza is tracking showers. the biggest impact will be first thing in the morning. this time of the morning, we could already see more than an inch of rain on the ground in south jersey. the showers quickly move out, drying for rest of the day. that rain will usher in an important change for thanksgiving day and into the weekend. a look at that when i'm n-- whe back in 10. >> thanks. >>> 6:39. volume has ratchet up. might be a mixture -- has ratcheted up. might be a mixture of work and holiday travelers. >>> minor delays. normal delays, too. if you typically take this way, you'll see this looking like it normally does. ee eastbound toward the schuylkill expressway, trips in the 40s. everything's moving, typical commute. a vehicle fire in north hanover and king street. that's just in. and university city, we've been covering this since 4:00. there's a water main break blocking the 3100 block of jfk boulevard which is the other side of 30th street station. getting around the area there, if you have to take any mas

now an update with chief meteorologist tammie souza. >> outside, we have clear skies.o the atmosphere it goes. 60 our high today. we picked up .01 of rain. wind gust 31 miles per hour. it didn't feel like 60. incident was a biting day for some of the day out there. now look at this blue. this is a huge trough of cold air that is shifting in our direction. the 56 you see in denver, the 56 in little rock, the 48 in rapid city, that warmth is headed our way saturday. 47 in washington, d.c. around the area, terribly cold. chester county, 41. 42, wilmington. 43, trenton. 44, atlantic city. we will continue to drop into the 30s. when you wake up tomorrow morning at 6:00, 39 in philadelphia. looking at 35 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 33 in the lehigh valley. delaware, 36 at 6:00 in the morning. 37 in new jersey. and out along the shore, about 38 degrees. we are going to look at clear skies all night tonight with lots of sunshine tomorrow. nothing showing up on doppler radar except these streaks. lake effect in full swing. behind the system that brought us to showers last nigh