for us here further south i highly doubt we was see much of this reaching these locations. it would melt as it reaches the ground with those west winds shifting income and more out of the northwest. it appeared on-again off-again lake driven showers with rain and wet snow temperatures stay steady see how we start to see these pop-up if anything i think accumulations would be primarily out east where it interacts with the higher elevations. cody may be on the crests the and monday timeframe. and get progressively colder. it does not mean it will stay this plan on winter been in the short-term we are anticipating the storm track to stay where it is to interact with the cold air coming in next week meeting daytime highs into the teams. when you look at that she looked at past years it's only happened one time your time right now is 5:15 a.m. mission malfunction the cargo rocket heading to the international space station forcing the crew to get by a little longer with that they half. >> as we had to break it's a live look at the inner belt bridge patty harkin will have a live l

us on tuesday. weather fronts to the north—east. low pressure out across scandinavia and that will bring quite a windy spell of weather, particularly for scotland. windy here, some showers, further southemperatures in the south 4—6 celsius. for wednesday, high pressure still with us. we have a northerly flow and that will bring perhaps one of two showers to the north east coast. there could be some frost and fog to start things off. a similar picture into thursday morning. high—pressure keeping things dry and quiet for the most part. weather fronts waiting in the north—west trying to come in but as they bump into that high—pressure they are not getting anywhere in a hurry. a cold, frosty start to thursday. thickening cloud and an increasing breeze across the north—west of the country and some rain later in the day. as we look towards the end of the week and into next weekend, it eventually it looks like that front will move in south across the country, tending to peter out. it looks like there will be a spell of rain before high—pressure once again tends to build an unsettling weather. for next weekend, we are likely to see a northerly influence behind that band of rain. the winds cou

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us from kenneth in willingboro with nice clear sky. and i wouldn't be shock to see that temperature drop maybe another degree or two before it is all said and done. further off to the south here, go on down into delaware, at 38 degrees this morning, jason checks in with nothing more than couple every clouds, very, very scat nerds nature, and one more, let's go back into pennsylvania, where we are at 33 degrees, this hour. from jerry, out in blue bell, clear skies. so again, remember, it kind of act like a blanket when you have clouds overhead through the overnight hours. we have that blanket of clouds it, will trap the heat, in much like it does when laying down in bed. so, it doesn't keep just that much warmer as a result. and we are going to end up here with a chillier start to the day obviously. now, storm scan, locally, actually region wide, not looking terrible. what you are finding here though is this sort of wrap around moisture, lake enhancement pick picking up. with that area of low pressure still retreating across the region, we are just left with maybe few additional clouds far northwest of the city. it is generally going to end up a nice bright sunny all it be bre

here. so areas like marshall ton, 27, claymont the same, wilmington the same. drop further south, about the same numbers, allen dale at 25, rehoboth beach at 28. all of useezing. radar and satellite, nice view again. got to show it because what's coming is the focus of that first alert. we're cloudy right now. take a look over in central and west pennsylvania and farther west. we've got snow that's falling. that's purple, light purple, the white you see. this is pressing our direction. this is ahead of a large storm system with associated warm front. interesting thing about warm front moving in, it's going to warm up our temperatures right as some of the moisture moving in, changing snow into rain for our forecasting period. that starts tonight. let's go through this hour by hour, really take it throughout. there's the snow we're looking at right now. if you notice radar is actually showing extension all the way through about d.c. i've been checking some observation points at the surface. not a lot of snow actually making it to the ground at this appoint. light flurries, a few flakes mixing in. still a few are possible. we go through the morning, though

us for several hours. it is all purple in the poconos, carbon, monroe county we can see infiltrating of pink and purple here over northern lehigh valley where sleet and snow is trying to mix in. further south allentown starting to see very heavy rain, in the northeast extension, and toward the city of philadelphia where we're seeing heaviest rain we have seen, so far today and more still to come later tonight. temperatures right now you can see where we're dealing with that change over. thirty-one mount pocono. definitely cold enough for snow. thirty-eight in allentown, reading, lancaster but heading up in the atmosphere it is cold enough for snow to fall but not stick. melt on contact. forty-two in philadelphia. much warmer, 48 degrees in wildwood. big gradient across the area. timing it the out for next several hours you can see heavy rain through rest of this evening, heavy snow in the poconos that will taper off overnight the but here's your winter weather advisory. carbon and monroe counties until 6:00 tomorrow morning and many spots could pick up two to 4 inches of wet snow, we are looking at half inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain across the majority of the rest of the area.