there could be snow shower in the poconos sunday. day and tonight, folks walking around center city at broad and locust street. as we look at the month of january, so far temperatures have been mild. we have been averaging temperatures 5.9-degrees above where they should be for the month of january making it the warmest january in a decade. eight straight months temperatures have been above arch, closaverage. 34 in philadelphia at this hour. reading 33. 27 in the poconos, 37 cape main and 37 in dover. satellite 6 in dover, cloud cover over head with lake effect snow flurries. right now, partly cloudy skies, energy to the west sneaking in. the poconos fair game for snow flurries around. over the next 12 hours, it is cold. dropping to 27 for the suburbs and 32 philadelphia. sunday morning, a fair amount of sunshine. a nice difference from earlier today. 5:00 tomorrow evening, flurries likely north of the poconos and close to the pocono region tracking the energy off of the great lakes. sunday night into monday, however, tracking more ro

unless you're in the poconos it will snow and that's where we want the snow, right? you can see on ultimate doppler a warm front will be lifting through but the temperatures are cold enough in the lehigh valley and the poconos to start off as a little bit of snow before we transition into the warmer air and some rain. right now 36 in millville. 36 in philadelphia. 33 in pottstown. these temperatures are going to be warming up during the late night hours. 21-degrees in the poconos. it will take some time to warm up there. winter weather advisory in effect for northern and western suburbs. through parts of bucks and upper montgomery and into the lehigh valley berks county and into the poconos. until 2:00 a.m. to the north for our suburbs only until 10:00 p.m. it will warm up above freezing by then. so we have this warm front sweeping through with some rain. and then by tomorrow looking at increasing sunshine the temperature around 50 degrees which is 10 degrees above normal. then by the time thursday rolls around we'll be about 20 degrees above normal. so another warm

feeling like ten in reading, 12 in philadelphia. 3 in the poconos. millville and dover sitting at 13 degrees with the west/southwesterly wind. as we go through the rest of the afternoon, the day planner looking like, 2:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. tonight, temperatures in the upper and lower 20s across the region with clouds and sunshine, turning clear throughout the rest of the night. you want to dress for temperatures in the lower 20s and high teens. it is frigid and cold, but not as windy as yesterday. temperatures still well below freezing which means that snow we picked up over the weekend will be slow to melt today. for that matter as we go throughout the day tomorrow watch out for icy patches. tuesday, it's a mostly cloudy day. we're tracking mixed precipitation north of reading and the poconos and down to lancaster. we'll let you know when it transitions over to freezing rain. rick. >> thank you. >>> some residents have a cold night without heat or water in the kensington section because of a water main break that triggered a sinkhole only the 2

listed for lehigh berks northampton counties and that's until 10 o'clock in the morning but up in the poconosdoesn't expire until 7 o'clock tonight. and that's because of icy spots in the area. satellite6 and action radar showing at this point we just have some light showers moving in. the heavier rain is going to come in later today. but let's go right to double scan because we can see you have to go northwest of reading at this pointer to see any of the icing. that's the area of plow that wblue thatwe get. but the concern is as temperatures drop in the lehigh valley and as we can see these showers move in, we may see more icing spots a bit widespread so watching for there up in the lehigh valley and the poconos. but we can see we have some showers down in south jersey right now. those roads are going to be a little bit more wet in millville n-salem and temperatures well above freezing so it is going to be just wet everywhere else except for the lehigh valley and the poconos. forty four pottstown. we expect these temperatures to dip just a little bit more and that's why we could see some fre

that wintry weather couldn't find to the poconos 32 degrees. 's not out of the question you get a little bit of sleet mixing in as the heavy rain pulls down. cold air high in the atmosphere that's dynamic cooling. the center of the storm is way down to the south off the coast of the carolinas getting a break from the rain. you can see another band of rain. this will you be pushing up to the northeast really off shore through the overnight hours but even tomorrow we'll be dealing with a lot of clouds and some lingering drizzle. tonight it's a wet and dreary night. the winds continue to ease overnight. philadelphia 36, allentown 34, cape may 40, wilmington 36 and trenton also 36 degrees. so, future tracker showing if you're heading out tonight you definitely want the rain gear. 11:30 still some showers around, still some of that icing across the poconos. it continues in the wee hours of the morning, two. ooh 30 in the morning still some showers. tomorrow morning it's not going to be quite as nasty as today. the winds not as strong but clouds and s

so we see a couple of inches of snow in the lehigh valley and in the poconos. and then all eyes on the coast. now this is super bowl sunday in to monday. so we're fast forwarding. we have an area of low pressure that will be moving in from the west it redevelops off the coast we'll we're watching exactly where that redevelopment will occur and how close it will be to the coast because this could be a snow maker. a good one around here depending on the track and intensity of this area of low pressure. we call it cyclogenesis we see the wee redevelopment off the coast right now our computer models are hipting that this could happen super bowl sunday night. overnight, 26 in the city. 22 in the suburbs partly cloudy with snow to the north through the lehigh valley and the poconos specifically that's where i think we'll see the accumulation. 42 degrees for the afternoon high. and your seven day forecast check it out wednesday sun and wind. thursday groundhog day, 40 looks like a nice day. friday 38. saturday sunny and dry but colder. super bowl sunday some afternoon

minus 11 in the poconos. minus one in philadelphia. ight there, the lehigh valley and the poconos, maybe a couple of lake-effect snowshowers or snow flurries. for everybody else it's a combination of sun and clouds, blustery and cold. alicia? >> cold and more cold, chris, thank you. >>> developing overnight, charges have been filed in the death of a teenager from abington township. the details are very disturbing. this is 44-year-old jacob as you sullivan as he was taken before a judge in newtown bucks county this morning. he is charged with the kidnapping rape and murder of grace packer. her adoptive mother reported her missing to police back in july, and move moved to quakertown bucks county. the teen's dismembered body was found in luzerne county last october. jacob sullivan is the boyfriend of the victim's mother. >>> a former ivy league professor guilty of killing his wife. raphael rob pleaded guilty to killing ellen rob back in 2006. ellen rob's family plans to gather outside the house where the couple lived. >>> this morning we c

teens for everybody, single digits in the poconos. 13 in warrington. 11 in quakertown and 11 degrees in pottstown. glassboro, 14. agenda beach, 12. hockessin, 13 and woodbine, 14 degrees. you factor in the winds, feels like ten below in the poconos, 2 degrees in philadelphia. 2 below in atlantic city. salt sat that storm is pulling away, it is moved north into the canadian maritimes. we'll have a combination of sun and clouds, and perhaps a flurry north and west. there's a high of 25. but feeling no warmer than the single digits. speaking of single digits we're dropping into the single digits with actual air temperatures. i'll be back with that story and a warmup, alicia. >> come back into the cozy studio stay with 6abc.com/weather for snow updates and stay connected following each of other meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >> time 7:03 we're following breaking developments in the murder of a montgomery county teenager grace packer. prosecutors charged the 44-year-old boyfriend of the teen's mother of kidnapping rape and murder. jacob sullivan of montgomery county was charged wi

and chilly in the poconos 32 degrees. the freezing rain advisory we had has expired. same thing for allentown numbers are rising above the freezing mark. 40 in reading and 42 at the coast in cape may and lakehurst 35. and a lot of low level moisture. we are down to 3 miles in lancaster and .3 in the poconos and 5 miles in allentown and 3 miles in millville. allow extra time from you out and about on the roads. here is satellite 6 along with action radar there is the warm front lifting on through. and we'll widen out the picture, this is responsible for producing the big ice storm across the plain states we krax the front producing the on and off showers for the day. 3:30 this afternoon make sure you have the umbrellas we'll be in and out of the unsettled weather from the poconos to land cast. on eastward down the i-95 corridor. and interior portions of south jersey. and we are still dealing with scats showers at 5:30. periods of rain owe is on the way as as the warm front lifts on through. 45 degrees today. and into wednesday, area of low pressure moves to the east an

mid 40's at the shore and poconos stuck in the 30's with the snow shower. tonight, it will get coal. we will dropping down to about freezing for center it the i, that is first time we have reached 32-degree mark in a week instant is january 20th, so that january mild trendies starting to come to an end. we will let you know how long cool down last and next chance for precipitation in the the seven day forecast in a few more minutes, jim, jan, back to you. >>> heading out in the city later tonight the you may run into heavy traffic, movie un touchables starring kevin h art and brian cranston will be filming tonight and tomorrow morning. production crews will be filming cars on yfk boulevard and market treat between 15th and 20th street but if you go looking for hart and cran ton you may be difficulties a interest 30ed. media reports say they will not be a part of the tonight's filming. >>> a philadelphia tradition cancelled, the philadelphia international cycling classic, better known as manayunk bike race is off for 2017. city says it just wasn't able to fi

the poconos windchill 21. louds and a few more sunny breaks tomorrow, breezy at times. 38 in allentown, 43 philadelphia and 42 cape may. windchill throughout the day, 20s and 30s. the seven-day forecast, clouds and more sunshine tomorrow. a high of 43. as we get into late sunday and monday, tracking another system to the south and west bringing flurries to philadelphia and areas south and west tomorrow morning. otherwise, colder in the afternoon a high of 39. tuesday, tracking sa system to the north, a high of 41. cloudy and breezy, winds, 42. chilly for ground hog day thursday with a high temperature of 36. 34 next friday, walter with highs in the 30s and 33 saturday, sunny and cold next weekend. >> i have seen worse. >> we have. it hasn't been that bad. >> an epic sister act played out in australia this morning. serena williams dominated her big sister venus to achieve the grand slam title. paul has more. >> tonight, serena cementing her place in history after dominating her sister venus, falling to the groun

the poconos, berks county. s we head into about lunchtime most of the rain will be lifting up to the north and east. temperatures about 40 degrees and then we have another wave of rain moving in for the evening commute. so, keep the umbrellas on hand: lots of clouds with periods of rain and even some of these showers will linger into wednesday morning around 7:30 temperatures well above freezing even in the poconos. starting off the day with some rain. we'll probably city at leas seea few breaks of sunshine by the afternoon. this week overall lots of clouds. however it's not going to be that cold. the january thaw continues. jet stream well up to the north. the core of the warm air centered out to the west across the midwest. that's where temperatures running 15 to 25 degrees above normal but here we'll be running about 10 degrees above normal much of the week. so if you're hoping for any snow definitely going have to wait on that. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast tomorrow occasional rain. again, not

and again, we still see snow that's coming down more steadily through the poconos. so, this isn't anything to write home about, but we've got some flakes that are making it down to the surface. if you really pull this radar out, what you're going to see is the storm center is a little off to the west of us, and there's much more snow to be had in central pennsylvania and farther to western pennsylvania near pittsburgh, you can actually see the rain/snow mix, because temperatures are starting to boost above freezing. that's what we're looking at as we get into the afternoon. at least some spotty rain showers to pass through, mixing in with some snow. temperatures are going to be important. berks county more likely to see snow showers this afternoon. 28 in reading. fleetwood's at 26. so these nurse are low enough that even in the afternoon, we'll be on the border between those freezing conditions. and then we look over to the lehigh valley, about the same. allentown at 27 degrees. and bath, only at 23 right now. cold conditions out there. even as we go into the afterno

the poconos 32. allentown, 37. redding 36. philadelphia, 38-degrees. most counties, lehigh valley, burkes county could be drops to freezing. a freezing rain advisory has been posted for burke's county, and the poconos until 10:00 tomorrow morning. not expecting a lot of freezing rain, but even a little bit on untreated surfaces could cause problems, so both commutes affected by rain. the evening commute, not worrying about icing but steady rain could cause ponding and slow things down. this is not the only period of rain we expect this week. we talk more about what to expect and the change in temperatures in the forecast, jim. >> thank you, cecily. the new year continues to see violence on the streets of wilmington. four homicides, nearly a dozen shootings in the first days of 2017. tonight city officials have a plan to combat the violence. christie ileto is there with wilmington police. residents will see more police in patrol car and on foot patrolling high crime neighborhoods in wigged. wigged. a lot of people we spoke with said this is just a start

that freezing rain across the poconos. on tonight around midnight, still some showers around but not quite as intense. tomorrow morning, though, don't put the umbrellas away quite yet. at 7:30 in the morning still some showers. it's going to be a cloudy day with and occasional rain and even some snow flurries in the far north and west and the poconos. coastal flood the high tide is happening now with moderate tidal flooding. another tide cycle tomorrow morning with minor tidal flooding, tides two to 4 feet above normal and and waves 10 to 20's feet. that will cause a lot of beach erosion at the shore. the five day at 5:00 showing tomorrow still not a nice day but not as intense as today. leftover rain and drizzle, breezy, not as windy as today lots of clouds 43 degrees. the pick of the week wednesday, mostly sunny, 53. thursday clouds mixing with sun, 53 and then temperatures begin to step down. friday 43, saturday feeling like winter again, the high only 39 degrees. some sun mixing with clouds. will that cold air stick aro

it's 13 in the poconos. 22 in philadelphia. 21 in wilmington. already down to 17 in millville. are feeling the chill and these temperatures are going to be falling through the 20s during the evening period. mostly cloudy by 11:00 o'clock. our next weather system moves into the region. right now we're seeing some snow showers out to the west through the great lakes and also chica chicago. this will be moving eastward and it's all going to be about timing and temperature. we do have winter weather advisory in effect for our northern and western suburbs and into the lehigh valley tomorrow from 11am to 10:00 p.m. for the potential for little light snow then changing to freezing rain as temperatures warm in this region once again we'll be carefully watching this during the day tomorrow. in that advisory area light snow possible early. and then during the evening, temperatures will slowly rise from 30 degrees. so any precipitation will transition into some freezing rain and then rain so you could see some icy roads in that advisory area before the temperatures warm. so coming up we'l

snow showers not out of the question up in the poconos. widespread snow showers central western pennsylvania, should stay out of the delaware valley, so just partly sunny skies today. high temperatures, noticeably cooler, compared to yesterday, 48 degrees. and again, with the wind it, will feel like 30's at the shore, mid 40's, up in the poconos, temperatures holding in the mid three's today. now, colder night tonight. looks like we get down to about 30 degrees. so this will be the first time at or below freezing january 20th. head over to meisha at the philadelphia auto show with some hot rides out there. what's happening at this hour? >> justin, so many times we come to the auto show, speaking about the brand new cars, the 2017's, the 2018's. but what we forget about is the vintage, the classic cars, that so many people love. and if you love the vintage classic cars, you're going to come to the 2017 philly auto show and you're going to be in heaven. take a look at these beauties. not yuck talking about the ferrari's, no, talking the class

the poconos 12. allentown 15. dover will wake up to 16 degre 16 degrees. cold enough for wintry mix especially north and west. ultimate doppler you can see the clouds will rope in this is a warm front snow out through ohio and that will come close enough to lehigh valley our extreme northern and western suburbs and into the poconos to bring a chance of some snow early tomorrow maybe even freezing rain tomorrow knight afternoon. this is the area we're talking about from the northern parts of bucks and even montgomery county northward into the poconos. that timing will be 11am and that will continue into the evening period. so light snow possible in the morning. and then temperatures rise, slowly around 30 and above late in the evening that will be changing over to sleet maybe a little freezing rain before it changes over to rain late tomorrow night and that means some slippery conditions. we'll talk more about that advisory and a wicked warmup in that seven day coming up later in the broadcast. we'll look forward to that. see you then. >> we will, thank you

twenty's in the poconos. forty's in fail and south jersey and that temperature change you will definitely notice it over last 24 hours. we're about five to 10 degrees cooler then this time yesterday and then we're dealing with those whipping wind on top of. that really pushing town the feels like temperature feeling more like freezing mark in philadelphia, sub freezing in some locations on the i-95 corridor and feeling like teens right now in the poconos and unfortunately for this evening the windy weather is going to stay with us. the wind west at 15 miles an hour, with some higher gusts, overnight tonight, not quite as gusty but still breezy, some cold wind chills and as we head in the day tomorrow, another blustery daze in store to kick off the weekend. so wind will be active but precipitation, will not be active. we do not have any major storm system up wind. we have an area of low pressure that will start to swing in but won't start to impact us until we head into the day on monday, not a strong system b

and temperatures right now, in the poconos, in the teens. still in the 20's lehigh valley doing better down the shore where temperatures are in the middle 40's right now, we do have breezy conditions, some of the reporting sites, especially in wildwood right now, with winds up to around 20 miles per hour. so that's making those 40's feel much colder than that. what to expect this afternoon, rain, snow showers, but not as ominous as it sounds, because they will be very spotty in coverage. then around the city, extremely light in intensity, speckling little to know accumulation, in the city and surrounding suburbs, storm scan3 showing us most of the snowfall concentrated up toward the lehigh valley and poconos where you are seeing the flakes flying as we speak right now, in and around the allentown area, will continue to move off to the east. so easton, see some of the flakes flying your way, as we head into about the next 30 minutes, still some moisture up winds, across portions of western and central pennsylvania. you can see the motion ther

we do value winter weather advisory for the poconos until tomorrow around 11 o'clock. details on that and tracking cold air in the full accuweather forecast. brian. >> a bit of a mess out there cecily. thank you. now back to that breaking news today and word that the nor'easter may have that turned deadly. police investigating reports that a man died when a sign blew off a before this hit him in the head. "action news"'s sarah bloomquist live along old york road in nice town sarah you've got the latest on this. >> reporter: brian behind me is the car lot where this happened. the sign was up on that wall right there. you can see where it has been attached to a row home there. the information from police is that the wind did blow it off that wall onto the car lot below and pinned a man against the caplet right there you can see where the sign came down. that man al 60-year-old was pronounced by medics at one:04 this afternoon. this was a -- one of a handful of rain and wind related problems all around the region. shortly before 1 o'clock this afternoon, the sign attached

same thing in trenton, 37 in wilmington, 26 up in the poconos. the middle 30's for reading. lancaster at the coast in cape may. 36 degrees and 35 in lakes hurts. satellite 6 along with action radar. lots of clouds starting to break apart. earlier there was lake effects snow showers downwind of the lakes and that activity was moving into on our region. budget this will shut off later on as the wind shifts and turns more southwesterly but you know those off to our north and west, there's another week disturbance that will move through, and that could trigger a couple flurries in the poconos north of philadelphia. the rest of the next 12 hours is partly cloudy, brisk and chilly. 27 the overnight low in the suburbs and 32 in philadelphia. future tracker 6 showing you the windchills later on. make sure grab an extra layer. 11:00 p.m. the temperature coming in at 28 in philadelphia. 26 in reading. windchill in the poconos, 18, feeling like 31 for millville and wildwood, 8:00 tomorrow it's certainly a brisk start, 26 degrees is the number, 23 in reading. 12 in the poconos and 28 in

still below freezing up in the poconos where that advisory exists and the winds are still a factor todayut not as blustery and strong as yesterday. a 17 miles per hour wind with no gusts in philadelphia t as we roll through the day it stays cool. 39 by noon, 40 by 3 o'clock and it looks like a high of about 41 and we'll get that rather late in the afternoon. just about any time there's a chance of a shower or some drizzle but it will not be raining all the time today. and karen, ball the wind becauss are still a fact be careful of a couple of tree branches falling. what do you got on the roads. >> a pole that came down. look at this. can you see the number of people that we've got out here cruising the scene trying to deal with this downed pole? they're up there right now trying to work and it. 70 westbound shut down in cherry hill. it's a big deal if you're trying to commute through 70 right now so 70 westbound you can take that in cherry hill to get to 295. can't do that today. stick to marlton pike and thanks so much as the action cam kind of zooms in, we're live on the scene you see

the poconos would be the exception where we're still look, at the possibility of some mixed precipitationou get up to noon and obviously there's not as much rain around today as there was yesterday but unfortunately an upper level feature coming through may pinwheel a few extra showers through the region. model right now wants to have this mostly to the east of philadelphia up until 3 o'clock this afternoon. and then maybe a little bit more of this swinging down through the evening rush hour and into the evening hours tonight but obviously not as wet today as it was yesterday. and still al bit on the windy side. another reminder that up in the poconos again until 6 o'clock tonight you have that winter weather advisory so if you're headed up that way there could be some intermittent freezing rain sleet or snow showers still in your picture. won't be happening all the time but there is that concern. today's forecast temperature-wise 37 degrees by 8 o'clock, 38 by 10 o'clock and if really numbers not going very far today. we'll climb to 40 by 3 o'clock and probably get up to a high of 41 lat

but in the poconos, we have little bit of an icy mix. a look at today's peak wind gusts the numbers are in. wilmington peaking at 53 miles an hour. gusting to 48 in philadelphia. at the airport. reading 37. allentown 39. trenton 47. and atlantic city at the airport gusting to 54 miles an hour and that is 9 miles inland from the ocean. current wind gusts in the 20s in philadelphia and pottstown. but 30s in allentown the poconos even in trenton and wrightstown. gusting to 43 in atlantic city and still in wildwood gusting to 44 miles an hour. that persistent wind is going to continue to create problems with power outages and even issues down the shore. take look right now at those temperatures. cold in the poconos for some sleet, some snow and even a little bit of freezing rain mixed in there. 42 degrees in millville and atlantic city 43. that persistent flow will keep temperatures pretty much where they are overnight tonight. so watch that center that nor'easter move right by the jersey shore. off the coast of cape cod by tomorrow that cou

but we got some snow in the poconos, generally 1 to 2 inches and that system is skirting through and the warm front pulls up over the overnight hours, that means tonight quiet and not that cold for this time of year. overnight low 35 in philadelphia and allentown 29, wilmington 34 and cape may 39 degrees. the day planner for your first day of february a mixture of clouds and sunshine and temperatures relatively warm. 7:00, 37 and 1:00, 46 and should reach a high of 46 late in the afternoon. 8 degrees above normal and a cold front rolls through early on february. future tracker shows you early on thursday we are looking at a high of 41 degrees, which is the average high for this time of year. foreground hog day and heading into the weekend on friday. you can see cooler air on friday the high 36 degrees and saturday could be a little cooler than that. the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow a mild day, breezy and winds up to 15 miles per hour. a high of 49 degrees a mixture of clouds and sunshine and thursday foreground hog day, lots of sunshine and he may see his shadow. the cold front i

periods of light snow in the poconos today. meisha. >> katie, thank you for that. and good morning, everyone, looking at the ben franklin bridge. looking good, push in the westbound direction toward center city, still dark out, still early, just now cracking into the 5:00 hour. this is when we start to see just very subtle changes, and that's if we have dry roadways, right now for the most part, most part, we do, doesn't mean that we couldn't have some slick spots like katie was talking about at the desk moments ago, just take it easy out there. looking pretty good outside. then, taking a peak at couple of other areas, blue ridge, looking good here, still looking pretty quietment look at the schuylkill, headlights moving in the eastbound direction, both eastbound and westbound, on the schuylkill, i would say, maybe just a little bit. just a little bit starting to heat up. overall still looking good. i'm not worried about it, we do have construction, delaware memorial bridge northbound, overnight construction, one left lane open, start 9:00 p.m. carries through 5:00

air temperatures are in the lower 40s but factor in the wind and teens in the poconos. the gusts are 30 miles per hour in millville and a gust of 32 miles per hour in lancaster, gusting as high as 28 miles per hour in the poconos and 25 miles per hour there in atlanta city. here is part of the reason why the winds are strong and a fair amount of cloud cover moving on through. and strong winds down by the lakes, because of the blustery winds enforcing the cold air and with the winds on the move from a westerly direction and there could be flurries in the northwest suburbs in the lehigh valley valley today. the call from accuweather sunshine and clouds and high temperatures in the middle to upper 40s and we have gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour. and overnight tonight it's brisk and cold and we'll bottom out at 30 degrees in philadelphia with that westerly bind at wind at 16 miles per hour. the cold air sets in by 11:00 p.m. and we are in the 30s in most locations but the 20s up in the poconos, you wake up tomorrow morning 8:00, it's 33 in the city and 31 in allentown and 35 i

in at 48 degrees in philadelphia, 8 degrees above average, not too bad. 45 in reading and 43 in the poconos and 49 degrees in cape may. look at the 24 hour temperature change, it's 15 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday and 14 degrees cooler in lancaster and 15 degrees just 24 hours ago in the poconos. and if you step outlarity today for the evening commute. we have you covered. 4:00 p.m. sun and temperature of 45 and 42 at 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 41 and mostly cloudy at 7:00 p.m. tonight temperature of of 49. the clouds are increasing because we are tracking moisture from the south that makes its way northward and future tracker 6 showing you that 9:00 in the morning we are dry, but the snow approaches from a southeast to northeast direction as we go out tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about what to expect. this is a minimal precipitation event. light snowfall in the region in the afternoon and evening between noon and 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, just a coating to an inch. we'll have all the details coming up in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> with light snow in the foreca

and cape may 41 and wilmington 41 and the poconos 21. tellite 6 along with action radar showing this elongated clipper moving through tonight and bringing snow showers mainly to the north berks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos this continues to push off to the east and behind it partly cloudy and not that cold tonight we have a warm front moving through and this brings us winds from the southwest. temperatures down to 35 in philadelphia and pretty mild for early february standards. and wilmington 34 with the winds from the southwest. temperatures 49 degrees 8 degrees above normal. would i not be surprise if areas south of philadelphia hit temperatures in the 50s. and a cold front comes through dry and shifts the wind and thursday lots of sunshine for the groundhog and punxsutawney and cooler air will be arriving on friday as high pressure building in. the exclusive accuweather forecast, breezy and mild start to february and 49 degrees and mixture of clouds and sunshine and back in the bright sunshine on thursday and temperatur

and we picked up an ink to 3 inches of snow across the region and 6 in the poconos and feeling like 23 in philadelphia and current windchill in atlantic city 24. the winter storm watch from lakehurst to atlantic city and millville and dover for saturday. and winter storm warning in cape may county and rehoboth beach we are expecting snowfall in higher amounts to the south of philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, showing you an area of low pressure out across the northern gulf and see the rain and mixed precip and the snow is starting to gather and works its way up the eastern seaboard but mainly stays offshore. future tracker 6 showing you tomorrow morning, 9:00 in south jersey and delaware we have the snow that is already starting to form and gather. so what we can expect tomorrow is the start time between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. ends quickly by. >>> and 3:00 as well ending at 3:00 and the heaviest snow is at the coast less inland. we'll check the totals if the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> there was only a light accumulation

visinterest down to a mile in reading and 2 in allentown and 2.5 in pots down and the poconos down to less than a mile so we'll be dealing with low clouds and fog in the overnight hours and temperatures well above freezing you have to go to elevations up to 1,000 feet in the poconos to get freezing rain. philadelphia 44 and temperatures essentially holding steady overnight but if you look down to the south. temperatures are in the 50s. that is the air mass that is rolling in during the day tomorrow. and it's going to stick around for a while. in fact the next seven days temperatures philadelphia up in the 50s running 10 to 15 degrees above normal. extremely rare to get a long run of mild weather like that. i'll let you know when things cool down and also track another round of rain on the way coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. as the rain continues, you should check back often with the stormtracker 6 live double scan and 6abc.com/weather weather for the real time views and hourly forecast and follow our expert meteorologists on twitter and facebook for up

the shore. again, clouds, snow shower, poconos, temps in the 30's. we will talk about what to expect for the upcoming weekends coming up in eyewitness weather. first we get it out to the philly auto show, where lots is going on, meisha, what's happening out there? >> justin, i have to tell you on friday i feel like a kid in a candy store. we are talking about the 2017 philly auto show, i'm going to be here all morning long, but first we got to get you out on the roadways before we talk about all of the goodies. the vine, it was open last night, we're looking good on the vine, see both westbound, looking all right. we do, how much, have an accident, franklin ville, new jersey, route 55 right now, is closed, southbound direction, between millville road and route 40. you will have to use an alternate. route 40 or route 47 is one can be your best and also a reminder delaware river bridge, it is closed, do you have use scudder falls bridge, burlington bristol bridge irks even on a friday those bridges will be very show, you guys, and plus construction, ro

service continues the freezing rain advisory until 10 o'clock there until 7 o'clock right now for the poconos that's because of icy spots and on storm tracker6 we can see near quakertown it's just rain. it's dry in reading but in some spots north of that you are seeing the chance for a little bit of freezing rain as you can tell with that area of blue. we're worried about this spreading a little farther down to the south as the morning progresses. showers though are down in delaware and south jersey where you've got a wet start to the day right there and it's going to be dreary today. satellite6 and action radar slowing lots of clouds. this first batch of showers moving through but certainly more rain beyond that and we're going to continue to see periods of rain today. it's 34 in quakertown and pottstown. 39 in center city. it is mildly in philadelphia and south jersey. 36 in hammonton. 40 on the boardwalk and 39 in dover, delaware. here's a look at the day ahead. by 7:00 a.m., 39. by lunchtime, 42. lots of clouds. just enough showers in the morning to make it feel damp and kind of dreary. i

also toward the poconos. little bit of light snow and also some light freezing drizzle but as we expand the view, take look at this big storm system well to the west of us right n now. but take look at that warm front just to the north of that there is a band of freezing rain and sleet and all of this moisture is headed in our direction. in fact we have freeze rain advisories for the pocono mountains and the lehigh valley overnight until 10:00 a.m. on your tuesday. so watching out for a little bit of a light glaze especially far north and west allow some extra travel time places like allentown, moving up toward the poconos. otherwise we're looking at some of that light rain moving in tomorrow morning impacting that commute. so here's the bottom line. temperatures far north and west slightly at or below freezing. a light glaze. allow extra travel time coming up much more on this system and big warmup with the seven day. back over to you. >> all right. talk to you very soon, scott. detectives are on the trail o

farther north toward the poconos and hunterdon county it might last later. the warning is extended past the i-95 corridor where we are expecting gusts over 50 miles per hour. 60 at the shore. most of this expires at 4:00 p.m. the farther north you creep along the coast to lakehurst to long island until 9:00 p.m. coastal flooding is an issue extended by the national weather service not only this evening, but through the high tides, you see the oceanfront high tides on the screen. delaware bay after these times. moderate flooding expected, not just the minor stuff. when i come inside we'll talk the train, and better times ahead. for now, be careful walk be and driving -- walking and driving around, i would avoid roads with a a lot of trees. >> bob brooks in cape may county, the jersey shore bearing the brunt of the northeaster, how are things looking at this hour. >> reporter: 42, 52, 60-mile an hour windy gusts that's what we're feeling and seeing down here, you mix in the rain, it's cold and whips into your face, it's nasty down here, behind me you can see wh

right now in the poconos the temperature is 31. we do have some low level moisture only a quarter mile visibility there and some freezing drizzle. 40 in pottstown. 44 in philadelphia and atlantic city 45 degrees. this evening a few spotty showers by 11:00 p.m. the rain will be lightening up. we'll see areas of fog as well. but cloudy skies by 9:00. by 11:00 temperatures steady pretty much in the 40s. not going to drop all that much tonight as we'll be under the influence of a warm front in a southerly wind. the sun will make an appearance this week for sure. we get into unsettled weather pattern and then a big warmup. it stays unsettled but more like a summer pattern. i'll show you that coming up with the seven day forecast. forge now, we'll sent it back to you. >> all right. kathy, thanks. >>> three days ahead of his inauguration and president-elect drum many hoping to get this cabinet nominees through the senate. the president's pick for education secretary billionaire betsy devos facing a hostile committee today. she's a champio

maybe passing snow shower sneaking into the poconos, lehigh valley. and maybe one of those snow showers could make their way southeast, into the i-95 corridor. not expecting any accumulation, but don't be too surprised if you see stray flake flying by tomorrow afternoon, then head into the evening hours, going to see mostly clear sky conditions overtake the area once again. that's what we will have for tonight. blustery, bitter cold down to 16 degrees, i that would tie the coldest temperature of the season so far in philadelphia. and 25 degrees, would be our coldest high temperature of the season so far. and then we will have the windy conditions on top of that. with northwesterly wind up around 15 to 20 miles per hour, with those higher gusts, so the win chill temperatures are just going to be brutal throughout the day. temperatures right now, down into the teens at most of the report willing site, teens in the lehigh valley, berks county, down to 11 degrees mount pocono. even have some teens in atlantic city. then we of course do have the northwester

into the lehigh valley and the poconos. urs of icy mix possible before we warm it up and change it over to rain. our warm front moves through with those showers. during the day tomorrow, temperatures riding around 50 degrees and then we'll see a few more showers moving our way later this week. but warmth will be building and then that cold front will be moving through on friday. as we go hour by hour, you can see those clouds thickening up and late tonight we see the rain especially in the philadelphia area through the lehigh valley berks county into the poconos possibly a little snow 11, 12:00 o'clock it changes over to rain and everything sweeps out. by tomorrow morning, we're expecting sunshine. it should be very pleasant day with sunny skies, a few fair weather clouds and temperatures around 50 degrees. that's just the beginning of a brief january thaw. take look at the city. overnight 35. in the suburbs 30 with temperature rising overnight with those southerly winds. and we are going to be seeing that boost continue. du

it is 30 in the poconos and 40 in reading and lancaster. take look at these wind gusts out of the northwest at 36 miles an hour in the poconos. 35 miles an hour gusts in wilmington. 25 miles an hour gusts in dover. as we look ahead, through this evening, temperatures will stay in the 40s. a few sprinkles this evening at about seven. mostly cloudy at 9:00. the same at 11:00 o'clock with temperatures around 40. we will eventually clear it out for a little bit of sunshine. it will be mild again but by the end of the month, turning wintry. what does that mean for february? we'll take look. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> sounds very good, thank you kathy. the cleanup is underway down the shore for that nor'easter slammed the coast. flooding roads and homes and washing away parts of the beach. fox 29's dave kinchen live in avalon with the aftermath. dave? >> reporter: we saw public officials and residents take a look at the beaches that have worn away and scratching their heads wondering what's next? major parts of this north wildwood bea

minus 9 in the poconos. it's cold in virginia than it is in philadelphia. y 6 in richmond. 5 in binghamton. 8 in pittsburgh, 16 in washington, d.c. that cold air drives down into the panhandle of florida. it's the entire eastern seaboard that's bitter cold. salt sat there's yesterday's to remember right there over my shoulder. we're seeing mainly clear conditions up and down the mid atlantic and the northeast coast this morning. later this afternoon, one or two spotty snow showers may develop with the stiff northwest breeze, otherwise it's just a combination of sun and clouds. later this evening, once the sun sets we'll lose the in stability and we'll go mainly clear again, the clear skies allow the temperatures to drop 60 a cliff. tomorrow morning it will be cold than what we're experiencing right now. windchill will get a little bit better today. by 1:00 p.m., 8 in philadelphia. 5 in millville. later this evening, same thing, feeling like the low to single digits. how about 8 below in the poconos. if you're doing skiing bundle up in layers. tomorrow mornin

we will talk a lot more about that for the poconos specifically. but out the door here across the rest of the region. right now look at this. you have basically nothing but rain lifting into the region. and it is going to be a heavy rain, as the day progresses, still working it way toward us. so obviously not here yet. some signs of life. we had some drizzle, some fog already. starting to see advisories and warnings go knee week expect. got winds advisory posted essentially region wide, at the shore specifically. you could see some spots specially get to up 50 miles per hour, but could be renegade 60-mile per hour gust out there with high winds warning in effect today. now, at the moment, we're seeing our temperatures simply too warm in most spots to support any kind of icing. we are expecting strictly rainfall here in philadelphia, and all points south of. that will going to the poconos, even parts of the lehigh valley icing if not snow becomes a concern. so very quickly, look telling regional headlines, strong wind and rain, pretty much it. we wil

speaking of which it's cold enough in the poconos. there's your winter weather advisory until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. overnight still some rain and wind. rain could be heavy in spots, 38 degrees is our low. tomorrow rain mainly in the morning but especially in new jersey that rain could continue on and off throughout the afternoon. wednesday is mother nature doing us a solid. 55 degrees with sunshine. mother nature is like we know you guys need this here's a little something for you. >> it's colder over the weekend but seasonable and sunny. >> good looking. >> don is up next with sports. >> rare eagles news guys. darren sproels is headed south. he's going to orlando. and also joe l is injured. he's going to miss some time and what his coach is trying to do to account for the los >> a knee injury. they host the clippers tomorrow and travel to milwaukee on wednesday. joe at practice today and keeping it comfy with slippers on. >>> friday night he landed awkwardly on a couple of occasions. the team is calling his injury a left knee bruise. t

one degree in redding and ten degrees below in the poconos. e track the slick spots, snow falling today. extra layers needed wednesday with windchills dipping into the single digits with not much recovery. >> thank you, miss. >> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes filed this report from spring garden. >> what do you think of the snow? >> i like it. >> for viktor ya, today's snow was like a late christmas present. >> i'm building a snowman. >> the mom and daughter spent the afternoon making a snowman. what's a snow day without hitting the slopes, however small they may be? >> this is the first major snow day. how are you liking it? >> it's pretty good. >> for the family, the hills were a hidden gem tucked away behind moreland high school. >> we were driving around for a good spot for the kids, safe away from traffic. >> while the white stuff leaves children in awe of the winter season, it was more of a nuisance for others that had to treat the road. people can't drive. it's harder to plow and get around in it. >> some unsuccessful. >> the stre

but it is still a long night for many of us north and west of the city up towards poconos where we are seeing sleet and freezing rain, mixing with the rain, also some snow will mix in could end up with two to 4 inches of slushy accumulation in the the high elevations of the poconos overnight. heavy rain over bucks county, mercer county shift nothing to northern new jersey from philadelphia on south, we are seeing most of the the rain tapering off now, so again, good news, with you still, this evening a few pockets of heavier rain off to the north possibly in embedded thunderstorm. wind could still gust to 50 plus miles an her for next hour or so we are in the the high wind warning in philadelphia and suburbs. that wind warning goes until midnight down the shore for more power outages are possible even though we are starting to see these wind die down. still gusts over 40 miles an hour at the coast and new we have seen this gusty, 22 miles an hour in philadelphia, after gusting earlier today in the 40 to 48 miles an hour range. so things still looking very nasty down the shore as we are

stuck in the teens in the poconos with the chance for those flurries. if you don't like cold wait a few more days. we will bring milder air, and that comes with the next storm we will talk about that precipitation chance in eyewitness weather in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thank you. >>> prosecutors charged a suspect in the death of a missing abington girl. the disremember remains of the grace packer were found halloween by two hunters in luzerne county park. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news center with the latest on thin investigation. good morning, what have you learned overnight. >> reporter: report police have charge jacob patrick sullivan, with kidnapping, rape, murder and slew of other charges in connection with the brutal killing of young grace packer, and investigators say he conspired with sarah packer , grace's mother to kidnap grace and murder the teen. >> the hours and the days leading up to her murder were probably the most horrible, traumatic that any person should ever have had to experie

so everyone staying above freezing with the exception of the poconos. forty-nine the high for tomorrow morning. fog, periods of rain, that easterly winds continuing about five to 10 miles an hour. then keeping an eye on friday, we keep looking at this european model t looks like a snow event possibly thursday night into friday. and with each successive run, we're seeing less and less precipitation. so, mild air working its way in. and possibly seeing some snow philadelphia north and west, with each run of this european model it pushes the snow further to the north and west. so, we will keep an eye on friday. meantime, if we were to see any type of snow it, would definitely be on the light side late thursday and friday. the seven day forecast, from the weather authority, shows temperatures in the 50's wednesday, falling during the afternoon, colder for thursday, a chance of some light snow showers friday, partly sunny saturday, saturday night, could see few snowflakes. and then just cold sunday, and cold monday. that will be the coldest stretch of the per

we'll see tapering off to light showers up in the poconos it could be the frozen advisory. in fact there's a winter weather advisory that kicks in at 11:00 a.m. until 11 tomorrow. traveling up north could be dicey. in the lehigh valley, rainy aind windy, 43 degrees. down the shore, the winds are worse, gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. 48 the high. in philadelphia, 45 is the high, cloudy, rainy, very windy out there, and again, the rain, the heaviest in the afternoon and evening. again, that high of 45 right around now, we'll be closer to 40 later in the day. the gusts 40 to 45. overnight, lingering showers, they will taper off early evening. 40 is the overnight low. tomorrow morning, 5:30 a.m. there might be light precipitation and mixed precipitation in the poconos. 9:00 a.m., it gets less and less, it will pull away during the morning and afternoon hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, not great today, windy, rainy, high of 45 around now and going down to 40 for the rest of the afternoon, that rain and wind getting worse as we go through most of th