and we are doing better than that, wildwood 54 degrees and less snow pack to the south and warmer temperatures and snow pack to the north and west and that is why it is cooler in the far northwestern suburbs and speaking of that snow depth it is very thick to the north of new england just south of boston we are seeing 1 to 2 to 3 feet

reading and allentown. 29 in wildwood. generally speaking when the winds picks up, it dropped the windchill five to six degrees below the temperature and you need a coat. it was better on saturday, we got up to 53 degrees, on sunday of the the wind pick up and the temperature dip. 48 degrees was the high. today we'll fall, we'll see a high of 42 degrees. that low tonight of 27 well below average. looks like things will change in a couple of ways as we go through the seven day. this guy closer to us will fall apart, but this energy will ride to the east and form or help get involved in the formation of a low pressure in the base of a trough to the south and west on wednesday. wednesday night we'll see a warm front pass through the region and the cold front shooting past us dragging a cold front through that low pressure center dragging a cold front through. the bottom line well get ahead of this wednesday and thursday, we'll he will get a batch of -- we'll get a batch of rain organ wednesday evening and second basm late in

we accumulated yesterday evening, 42 in philadelphia and 44 in millville, near 50 degrees down in wildwood and even to the north and west, temperatures right now on either side of 40 degrees, no problems traveling around other than puddles on the roadways, with that light rain and areas of fog for the evening rush hour, 5:00, 41 degrees and 7:00 temperatures will still be above freezing in the upper 30s but there is a humongous battle zone going on with the warmth battling the spring warmth and memphis is down to 35 and 24 in st. louis and where you have that clashing air mass you have this almost conveyer belt of heavy moisture between the two zones and the northern end of that cold enough for snow on the brink of it and ice and south of that you have the rain and all of this is moving straight up to the northeast to the mid-atlantic and our area. and ta touk more about the timing of that change over and when winter storm warnings go into effect for where you live lets bring in cecily tynan. >> the further south you are the more snow you see. the weather service has posted winter storm wa

wiingn 43 and wildwood 46

wilmington, 11 in dover. 10 in trenton. 16 in wildwood. we have several new record lows including the 5 up in allentown to talk about this morning. the windchills, even though the wind are not that strong it feels like zero across the region. bundle up. do expect delays in the morning commute. we have snow-packed side streets, temperatures are so cold, salt is less effective you might find on the secondaries and mains there are partial snow coverage and that will slow things down during the morning commute. 17 by 9:00 a.m. 22 by noon. the high is 26 reading at 3:00 p.m. things gradually get better over the weekend. >> reporter: she was tecting me early -- texting me early this morning. even though she is off, she also like the energizer bunny. she said welcome back from the vacation david. good morning everybody, you can

and quarter-mile visibility in wildwood. starting off with fog, but wet weather is on the way so don't forget your umbrella. i'll go through it with your future weather in ten. right now first alert traffic reporter christine maddela is standing by. good morning. >> good morning, bill. we can definitely see the fog on our traffic cameras. route 1 in delaware, some dense fog. this is route 13 in delaware and moving to the shore. that's where we're also seeing it. ocean, atlantic and cape may counties. that morning fog to deal with and some limited visibility associated with it. overall, though we're not seeing any major problems. in montgomery county this accident is still out there in franconia on cowpath road and indian creek wood. crews are on the scene there. but taking a look at your drive times, still getting green lights. 13 minutes on 95 southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. also looking good on the schuylkill and route 22. if you're traveling on the bridges, all clear. rosemary? >> thanks, chr

we're at 38 in reading. 41 in atlantic city. 43 in wildwood. and our satellite/radar shot shows quiet conditions especially to the south near the shore. but if we zoom out the picture, we'll take you all the way to texas. and this is where our next system is going to develop and strengthen and head our way. we will see dry conditions throughout all of today. even a dry start on your friday. it won't be until friday night heading into all day saturday that we will be dealing with rain heavy at times. our temperatures today will range between 48 and 51 degrees. we'll see plenty of sunshine with nice conditions expected to remain. when i see you again in about ten minutes, i'll have your full seven-day forecast. i'll show you exactly how much rain we'll expect to get. >> all right, see you in a couple minutes. it's 4:41. let's get you updated on your ride to work. >> yeah hopefully things will be smooth for you. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter christine maddela has been watching roads. >> it has been pretty smooth and i'm keeping my fingers

wildwood, 43. right now wind speeds are generally light out of the west/northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. there's the leading edge if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen. lancaster seeing a sustained wind of 22 miles per hour with a gust always highs 30. the winds will sweep across the area during the course of the day. if you look across the screen, the counter clockwise swirl above upstate new york, that's the low that's that's responsible for the winds gusting later on. we'll see winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine with clouds mixed. temperatures generally in the upper 40s low 50s. the idea is for it to feel like 40, 45 because of the winds. make sure you're wearing a coat today. no big storms in the foreseeable future. look at spring, officially arrives this friday. it's going to feel anything but as we head into next weekend. temperatures will take a nose dive. i'll have the numbers in the self day forecast when i step back inside in te

, temperatures generally in the 40s, 42 in philadelphia and 40 in millville and allentown 39 and wildwood 46 and wilmington 42 degrees. the evening commute tonight a lot better than last night. we are dealing with light rain and a few areas of fog and the main concern is reduction of visibility. by 6:00, 41 and even by 7:00 it's 40 degrees, no concerns for the evening commute for frozen precipitation but if you look at a wider view, it's 42 in philadelphia but you can see there is cold air waiting in the wings, chicago it's 20 bismark, north dakota it's 6 and 24 in st. louis and 80 in new orleans that is the boundary layer fighting with the cold air to the north and the warm air to the south that is coming with moisture typically we get an arctic front move through and it clears us out dramatically but what is going on there say wave of low pressure and that will continue to supply the moisture we have 2,000 miles with this plume of moisture from new england to texas and that will bring us snow. for details on when to expect the change over, lets head to adam joseph. >> that will be from

it starts in north wildwood at 8:30 this morning. drivers in that area should expect delays into the afternoon. >>> new video this morning, just after a plane skids off the runway we'll tell you what may have caused the hard landing. and riding for a cause. today, these cyclists are on their way to our nation's capital. we'll explain why they call themselves team 26, when we come back. >>> now to the deadly germanwings plane crash. we now know the identity of the captain. sources tell nbc news that his name is patrick sonderheimer. he joined germanwings last may, but was with parent company lufthansa for more than ten years. investigators have said co-pilot andreas lubitz locked sonderheimer out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed the plane into the french alps killing all 150 people onboard. investigators are still trying to figure out why lubitz did it. there are reports that he was examined for vision problems that could have affected his ability to remain a pilot. but nbc news has not been able to verify that. while searchin

right now the temperatures tell the story 21 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 26 wildwood has now moved up to 34 degrees, so they'll be seeing the change over to plain rain quickly. philadelphia and the i-95 metro area we are looking at up to .10 inch of ice, and it will be changing over to plain rain, liquid rain between 7:00 and 9:00. that change over will happen a lot later in the lehigh valley we are looking for the potential for an inch of that sleet and the potential of ice and changing to rain between 10:00 and 1:00 tonight. it will take longer in the areas up to the north and in the men time it's a battle between warm and cold air lets go to adam joseph for details. >> typical cecily for march, the battle of two seasons beginning and winter is still lingering bismark 13 degrees and cincinnati 50 and memphis 50s and it's how it feels where the battle zone is going on. the warmth wins out overnight tonight and through your wednesday the morning rush tomorrow is damp and mild and rainy, the same thing for tomorrow evening's rush hour we are still dealing with plain old on and

this is double scan live, you see flurries on the beach from wildwood to atlantic city. nothing significant just a few flakes, a couple of rain drops that's about it. this is the western edge of a coastal system that's developing which will produce a couple of inches of snow for places in boston and new england again. temperatures wise for us, we're above freezing, even if we see flurries it will not amount to anything. 37 in gandys beach. glassboro, 4. woodbine, sea isle city and atlantic city, all showing 38 degrees. lots of clouds, peeks of sunshine chilly, chilly temperatures. 35 degrees by 8:00 a.m.

reading, 40, poconos 32. 47 in millville and wildwood. this is the big story today. the winds will howl all afternoon out of the west/northwest. 30 miles per hour. 40 miles per hour. 36 in wilmington. 35 in millville and trenton 22 miles per hour. here's 5:00 p.m. 43 miles per hour that's what's being forecasted for the poconos later on. allentown, 34. trenton, 36. it wouldn't be that bad if we could get sunshine out there unfortunately how close this storm is here, it's pulling that cloud cover to the south. it's getting as far south to the delmarva. lehigh valley is completely cloudy you mean there. same thing with the poconos. delaware bay region the skies are trying to brighten up, fortescue to cape may. there's a lot of thick cloud cover out there. assuming we get sunshine later only. our highs will top out at 50 degrees. if we stay locked in with all the clouds it might not climb any higher than 45, 46. it's exilier than what we've -- chillier than what we've experienced in the last couple of days. future tracker 6 that will change though, as we get into sunday

millville, 34, 31 in wildwood. if you're heading to the bus stop later on it will be bright after sunrise anyway. # # degrees by 6:00 a.m. 32 by 8:00. the storm tracker 6 live shows we'll be dropping to 32 by 8:00. and 44 by noon. 3:00 p.m., 52 degrees, similar to yesterday temperature-wise, but karen there won't be as much wind and that will be good. we have clouds moving in. >> reporter: we had areas of ice in bucks and montgomery counties, which surprised us, we have snow in parts of the parking lot at the studio. we have an accident in plymouth township germantown pike and pleasant drive an accident, a good place to avoid. use plymouth road or township line road as the alternate so we're not seeing a delay. live on the schuylkill expressway here at 30th street station, you can see traffic is moving just fine, roads are clear and dry with no issues and very light volume to start you off, in fact as we look at the big picture we'll see speeds in the 50s on the majors. >> developing right now a gunman is on the lo

and reading. 25 in trenton. 30 in wildwood. there's a bit of a breeze out of the north that's giving windchills making it teal like the teens in the i-95 corridor and the low 20s in places like millville and wildwood. as you go out the door to catch the bus kids, bundle up a bit. temperatures hovering in the upper 20s between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. this afternoon cool. 43 degrees by noon. 42 degrees will be the high. i think that strikes late in the day at about 4:00 p.m. we'll get milder air in during the workweek, but we're seeing that accompanied by rain. i'll have details on when that happens in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just couple of minutes. >> reporter: the roads are clear and dry and traffic is moving nicely on i-95 at cottman. southbound traffic coming out of bucks county northeast philadelphia, certainly no delays just yet. organ the big picture we're seeing speeds in the 40s and 50s through the area. looking good. we have a problem in southwest philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene it

not too bad. 13 in wildwood and dover. and we're expecting relatively light breezes today.satellite shows you how we'll start out sunny in most of the region. the farther chance you go the better chance you have of cloud cover. that will totally erode or partially erode. day planner, lots of sun 28 degrees by 8:00. 2:00 p.m., up to 40 and 42 is the high today. probably around 4:00 p.m. before we dip back to 40 by 50:00 p.m. a little bit breezy, windchills making it feel like five to ten degrees below the temperature. your highs up in allentown 39 degrees, 40 in trenton and reading. not a big range you have to go to cape may before you bump up to 44. generally speaking upper 30s low 40s is what you will see. tomorrow morning we'll have additional clouds around as we have a bit of a flow off the ocean. the atmosphere will be dry enough where we transition to a sunny afternoon. it will be a couple of degrees milder, but only a few and on the chilly side. 43 is the high today, sunny and chilly. tomorrow, sunny and chilly, tomorrow, 46. a warm front comes in on wednesday, it's b

feels like 29 degrees in wildwood. satellite and radar there's what's left of yesterday's storm, continues to work out to sea. today we'll see some clearing, lots of clouds and breaks during the afternoon. the winds shift out of the southwest. temperatures get into the 50s and then this cold front right here that slams the door shut on it, we go back into the mid 40s for high. this is prefrontal. that's what we call it ahead of the cold front. today is a nice day. we get into monday, we get the cold front winds shift out of the northwest. chilly day highs in the mid 40s, when you factor in the winds it will feel like the mid to upper 30s. 40 degrees by lunchtime today clouds and sunshine. later this afternoon 51. reading and lancaster, sun 58, 57. and throughout the evening hours, the numbers drop off as the cold front slides through. look at tomorrow morning. 20s and 30s throughout the area. once again be on the look out for patchy black ice developing on the secondary roads sidewalks, parking lots, things like that.

thirty-six wildwood, 36 dover.o, they are seeing rain your radar shows that green rain area, the pink, the inbetween, and then north of there, the white really filling in across northwestern suburbs, dover millville indications on radar at least some sleet or freezing rain mixing in, some sleet, micking in a loft, that might start to freeze as it hits the grounds although briefly before you change to sleet and then snow. further northwest ward, all of the main arteries headed into the city starting to seat transition to snow, the roads however, haven't been too bad. this is as i glance around fourth and market, moving okay. that's not going to last much longer. and let's check on our northwestern counties, up in montgomery, bucks county, including there my hometown of doylestown just some solid snow showers you've been seeing the past couple of hours, and you continue to see. that will so kind of at the beginning here, and we've got all day the fun will continue. so as we go back inside to sue serio, we'll keep you

and reading. 25 in trenton. 30 in wildwood. a bit of a breeze out of the north that's giving windchills making it teal like the teens in the i-95 corridor and the low 20s in places like millville and wildwood. as you go out the door to catch the bus kids, bundle up a bit. temperatures hovering in the upper 20s between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. this afternoon cool. 43 degrees by noon. 42 degrees will be the high. i think that strikes late in the day at about 4:00 p.m. we'll get milder air in during the workweek, but we're seeing that accompanied by rain. i'll have details on when that happens in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just couple of minutes. >> reporter: the roads are clear and dry and traffic is moving nicely on i-95 at cottman. southbound traffic coming out of bucks county northeast

and 45 in wildwood. with the winds out of the west, yeah it's blustery out there it looks like the west wind will raise the temperatures up. it's a nice bump today. yesterday we got to the chilly wind 46. it will be windy today but we'll go up to 58. that 58 will match the average high for today. the overnight low 37 right around average. we have another feature coming in tomorrow, doesn't look like very much compared to the cold front that just came through this is not producing much precipitation at all. it will dive down toward philadelphia tomorrow afternoon and into the rush hour and it will get us a little bit wet. i'll have more on future tracker 6 and show you how that progresses and talk about milder temperatures coming toward the end of the week along with more rain. >> looking forward to the milder temperatures. if you're looking for more storm tracker 6 live weather go to 6abc.com. >>> jet blue airline suffered a major system outage. they had to manually check in passengers. abc news correspo

zero visibility in wildwood.r coming on top of that as well and that is changing it over into dense fog. be safe out there watch snow begins between 10:00 p.m. and midnight in the far north and west suburbs and one and 3:00 a.m. in philadelphia it will be snowing heavily a at that time and continue to push south. second wave of snow later in the morning will impact areas further south and east of philadelphia, for more on that timing we will send it over to meteorologist kathy orr. hi kathy. >> good afternoon kate. it will be a wet slushy snow in the early morning hours and as temperatures get colder in the the 20's we are talking about some bigger problems, with a light fluffy snow on top of that. take a look at what we expect as far as timing is concerned on this particular storm. between now and 1:00 a.m., we will talk about period of rain areas of dense fog and as temperatures fall during early morning hours. but between 3-d a.m. and noon that is thrust of the accumulating snow. heavy during morning commute.

thirty-four in wildwood. i will call your attention to some of the numbers to the north and they are below the freezing mark. doylestown at 28, quakertown at 28, pottstown at 30 degrees. the it is a cold morning out there. snow amounts warminster looks like you just won at 7 inches of snow. skippack 6 inches of snow. sicklerville five and a half. mount laurel 5 inches of snow. new castle in delaware almost 2 inches of snow out of this. everybody got a chance to do some shoveling or we can let that very strong march sun angle will do a lot of the work for us today. storm scan three, it is not totally over yet. there are still areas with precipitation in new jersey, and this is the the reason that we will be watching for that winter weather advisory. the it is light but it is out there and the the slight mist can be enough to really trip you up. so expect until 7:00 o'clock this morning for this winter weather advisory to stay in effect for new jersey. then it should be gone. we should find temperatures today a

occasional sweep of clouds today. 46 degrees is the temperature. 42 in allentown, 40 in reading. 40 in wildwood. still 34 in millville. there's a bit of a breeze out of the northwest that's dropping the windchills making it feel like the 30s and 20s in spots. bundle up as you head out. speaking of heading out if you're catching the school bus 40 degrees by 6:00 a.m. # 1 -- 41 by 8:00. a little bit of a breeze kicking around. during the day sunshine, 42 degrees by 9 can a.m. 3:00 p.m., 52 degrees, 6:00 p.m., mid 40s karen we have rain arriving late tomorrow night it will affect part of the weekend. >> reporter: roads are dry today, we have accidents some serious, this one involving a car that brought down a pole and wire in springfield township burlington county, new jersey, jacksonville road. stick to 639 instead. in burlington county, this in willingboro involving four vehicles one which flipped on its side. it's at beverly rancocas road. originally they had the road shut down, but now it's just the right turn line that's blocked. the other big story is the water main break the action cam was

today we'll get a first look at tourism expectations in wildwood. wildwood tourism officials will recap last year's season and give us a preview of what is ahead for this summer. tourism is a main driver of the new jersey economy. >>> dover public library is hosting library legislative action day in delaware. during this event library officials, advocates and library patrons get the chance to meet with legislators to talk about support and funding for the state's library. >>> it is 4:18 and we're watching clouds move into the area. and we might see a snowflake or two, but most of the area will stay dry this mo. and this afternoon we'll see some sunshine. but this morning cloudy skies and the cold is back 33 degrees right now in philadelphia. the wind is stronger in the city than much of the rest of the area. the wind will be settling down today. and any snowflakes and clouds are long gone this afternoon when we break out to see sunshine. that's when we'll get the warmer temperatures, but right now temperatures are falling. 29 degrees inned whostown.

25 allentown and lehigh valley and upper 20s for plan cast he and reading and along the coast in wildwood 30 as well in beach haven. now you'll look at current wind speeds sustained 10 miles an hour wildwood to 22 miles an hour philadelphia and they've been constant as well today. with higher gusts. it makes it feel like wind chills in many locations are only in the lower 20s. here's satellite 6 and action radar there's activity we had across the region earlier today it's upper level low that continues to exit south and east you can see the snow falling across the earn eastern tip of new england that activity will stay well, no north south, and east of us clearly breaking up over the overnight hours. temperatures not as bad. slowly moderating. high temperatures works its way east ward. we have plenty of sunshine to deal with. lighter wind and hope he has cold high temperature is at 46 degrees. 11 below where we normally should be. we're starting to see a friend with these temperatures chiming in the right direction. here's a call from accuweather the rest of tonight. dropping down to 22 a

atlantic city anlts wildwood, 40 -- atlantic city and wildwood 40 degrees.day 48 degrees, 58 monday, milder and nice, tuesday not too bad. 54 degrees, rain developing in the evening. lots of sunshine wednesday, up to 55. it gets milder thursday and friday, 63 and 64. friday is good friday. weather doesn't look too good, a couple of showers and lots of gray skies, saturday and sunday, we'll not be happy. temperatures will drop into the 30s easter sunday for the highs. >> you'll need your easter coat. >> reporter: and gloves. >> it was a record-breaking night for the cooper annual gala they raised half million dollars. it was held in the philadelphia spring garden section. the largest fundraiser in the region. >>> at the four seasons in center city they were enjoying cocktails and appetizers for the gift of life program. it helps raise awareness for the life saving organ transplant. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >>> some of the bringing -- biggest names in music will be headlining in chicago. pau

wilmington, 43 millville, 43 and wildwood, 42.ind speeds starting to pick up a little bit now, out of the west, northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. poconos 16. philadelphia, 10 miles per hour and millville 9. later on they will gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. poconos could see gusts higher than that. the reason for that, the area of low pressure this is the same guy that brought the miserable yesterday. these are moving in a counter clockwise direction and we have winds coming in from the west, it's a wind tunnel effect, you have all the air forced in between between the two, that creates all the gusty winds. that's the only story out there as we loork wider there's not much going on across entire lower 48. high plains you're clear rain out to the packed northwest. everybody east of the mississippi is nice and dry. combination ever sun and clouds, breezy, a chilly breeze highs closer to 50 degrees. speaking of breeze, this is what the winds will look like later this afternoon, 44 miles per hour by 4:00 p.m. in the poconos. 4 in re

and right now we are at or below freezing except for wildwood, it's 34 degrees that is why they have seen the transition over to rain. this is what to expect the philadelphia area the i-95 metro area, we are looking at up to a .10 inch of ice and sleet and it will be transitioning to plain rain at 7:00-9:00. and the lehigh valley it takes longer up to a .10 inch of ice on top of the snow and it will take a while to transition. it's about the temperatures and a battle going on lets go to adam joseph. >> typical for march you have the battle of the winter cold air with spring warmth and we see it across the eastern half of the country, 34 in chicago and 11 in bismark and 30 in omaha and then the south 50 in atlanta and 45 in cincinnati and this is a train track for all of this to break out. a stalled boundary that will not move for the next 48 hours in fact 1:30 tomorrow afternoon the warm air comes in and sticks with us and it's plain old rain tomorrow everywhere. but at the same time the mixture begins north of the tennessee valley on the northern fringes, the cold air links with the

the city and current windchill in allentown up to 24 degrees and 24 is the current windchill in wildwood. here is satellite 6 along with action radar this is the snowfall that we are tracking, it's coming out of the ohio valley and we are tapping into the moisture as well. streaming northward from the south and this continues to make its way to the north and east as we go through the rest of the afternoon and evening hours we'll time it out for you on future tracker 6 by 2:00 this afternoon, it's still snow for the city and areas north and west but you notice we get the transition from snow to rain across south jersey from millville, atlantic city and wildwood and dover, where temperatures are above the freezing mark, still have the snowfall the heavy wet snow along the i-95 corridor and areas north and west and wilmington and dover and eastward in atlantic city, have you the rain, by 5:00 the heaviest of that snow starts to taper in an east-west direction and the moiflt your moves on out tonight and it's cloudy with late clearing a quick coating to rain in areas of extreme south jersey

just about freezing. 45 in wilmington. 46 in millville. 46 in wildwood. temperatures in the mid-40s. factor in the wind and it feels colder than that though. to the north and west it feels like freezing. just above freezing. windchill in pottstown, 34. to the south and east it feels luke the upper 30s. 38 is what it feels like in lancaster city. it will feel colder all day long than it actually is because of this northwesterly flow pretty strong one. up to mt. pocono 33. philadelphia up to 35 miles an hour wilmington. not the greatest hair day. we'll talk more about the winds today. a nice warmup on monday and then we're going to cool back down for the rest of the workweek. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> several americans who may have been exposed to ebola will return to the u.s. to be monitored. the cdc is not saying americans are coming back from sierra leone, but according to the university of nebraska medical center, four people will be there next week. an american arrived at the national institutes for health in maryland for treatment. >>> ther

wildwood, 43. reading, 30. philadelphia sitting at 35.e bit of a breeze we'll pick up this afternoon, it will be refreshing. a decent amount of sunshine, with the high sun angle should feel fantastic. satellite and radar producing clouds that's about it. the system we're watching is right here. this will pull through tuesday night the into wednesday morning. brings with it just a few showers, not even a heavy soaking rain at that. it will be just enough to dampen the plans late tuesday evening if you're heading out. one positive about all the cold and snow we've seen over the last couple of months it's inhibits severe weather from developing because there's no interaction between the warm soupy area ascertain the cold dry air to the north. february we averaged 46 tornados across the entire u.s., you can see how the numbers are in the 30s and 40s and this month we had one will only tornado in the panhandle of florida around the 15th of the month. that's the only positive that we've seen with all the cold weather here. we don't see much in

almost 40 in wildwood. thirty-seven in atlantic city. colder to the north. you factor in how much we have changed, look at this, we have a temperature change of 25 degrees from yesterday at this point in atlantic city 20 degrees warmer in trenton. 15 degrees warmer in philadelphia almost 20 degrees warmer in wilmington. 24 degrees warmer in the poconos this morning then yesterday. temperatures in the poconos above freezing. that is a huge change. we have got temperatures today getting almost average at 47 degrees is our temperature 50 degrees is the exactly where we should be this time of the year. we're starting to close in on that. our future weather shows cloud we are seeing out there but by the time we hit 1:00 this afternoon areas have some sunshine and some areas have a couple cloud. it looks like a nice day coming up. we have milder weather on that seven day forecast but not without a couple days of precipitation and we will show you that coming up, nicole. >> thank you. >>> we have an update on the breaking news we're following out of new castle dela

rain falling, 39 in philadelphia 36 in allentown, 35 in lancaster. 45 in wildwood.ure cast showing us we'll track the steady rain all morning long. by so:00, light to moderate rain falling all across the area. there's that clearing west to east. we'll see clearing scattered shower throughout the afternoon. you may need your umbrella throughout the afternoon still. scattered showers in the afternoon, 57 to 60 winds becoming westerly at 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures big difference to the north and west. 60s, especially in dover, parts of southern new jersey. up to 58 degrees today in philadelphia. sunday windy, we'll see partly sunny skies. winds gusting over 25 miles an hour, 52 degrees. monday, a nice start to the workweek. mostly sunny skies, light winds, temperatures around 60 degrees. in philadelphia above normal for this time of year. by st. patrick's day, 56 degrees. spring officially begins on friday. it's not going to feel like spring temperatures in the mid-40s. >>> a boardwalk battle is brewing at the jersey shore. next, the new business in town that

and along the coast in wildwood 3 2. upper 30s in beach haven. here's satellite 6 and action radar plenty of sunshine for the second half of weekend. but you can see the clouds starting to build and thickening from a west east direction. in fact, we'll widen out the picture on stormtracker 6 live double scan 34 d you can see we have a frontal boundy currently coming out of the great lakes and moving into ohio valley if you look precisely at precipitation type there's wet snow over sections of new york state and mixed precipitation north of pittsburgh. so this moisture will work its way from west to east direction as early as tomorrow morning. and there could be a few wet flakes for some norm and wet of town. we'll talk about what is ahead. early morning rain showers lookly for most locations. if you're in the lehigh valley, points to norm. right to poconos. there could be wet flakes mixing with snow. not tracking much in the way of of accumulation with this. milder temperatures overall. it will be on the way for the workweek ahead and preview of

in the 40s from philadelphia south and east 42 in philadelphia, 46 in wildwood 47 in atlantic city.hough in the 30s to the north and west. 39 in allentown, 37 in reading and 37 in lancaster. steady rain this morning and showers this afternoon. wind on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> boston's annual st. patrick's day parade will make history by allowing two guay and lesbian rights groups to join the festivities. also new this year, the parade will be shorter, because there is so much snow still on the sidewalks and even on some of the streets after the brutal winter that boston had. they've had to cut that route short. ♪ irish eyes will be smiling tomorrow in philadelphia. the st. patrick's day parade here steps out from 16th and jfk boulevard at noon. some 20,000 people are expected to march, it want be in the rain, that's good news. >>> despite today's wet weather, a st. patrick's day parade in sea isle city will go off as planned. it starts at 3:30 this afternoon. it runs down landis avenue and ends at 63 railroad street. >>> our live coverage of the final farewe

the city than it was same time yesterday. 11 cooler than in poconos and 6 cooler on the coast in wildwoode current wind chill in city coming in at 38. here's satellite 6 along with action radar. clear skies, nice and bright conditions in new england. clouds stay off to the west. in fact, high pressure continues to build out across the great lakes it's going to work its way east ward and suppress cloud cover you see to the south and west of our region for the start of the workweek. here's the setup tomorrow. full day of sunshine. high pressure in controlch the only problem the winds this high are klorkwise. northerly winds. high temperature in philadelphia coming in at 4 degrees. it's a chilly start to the day. and wind chills throughout the day will only be in the 30s. future tracker 6 showing you as you wake up tomorrow morning along the 95 corridor. wind chills in high teens and lower 20s across the region. extra layers will be needed it will not feel like spring day tomorrow. 2:30 in the afternoon whipped chills in the lower 30s along the 5 corridor and upper 20s north and west of town

temperatures in wildwood are 34 degrees. heading into the saturday, you'll see sunny conditions closer to 30. we'll see clouds increase at 4:00 p.m. by 11:00, notice the moisture move in to the western parts of our area. then it's nonstop rainfall on and off but mainly rainy heading into tonight and overnight. it won't be until 8:00 p.m. we saturday to see the rain stick around through the night. we'll have the rainfall totals in a few minutes. >>> rainfall is better than snowfall. >> always. >> we'll get you started on the roads. we have a problem out there we know. >> christine? >> reporter: we are seeing slowdowns in the area and want to help you get around that. that's really the only spot we are seeing the problem. it is on germantown pike with one westbound lane no open and two eastbound lanes open because of peco being on the scene with the car crashing into the utility pole. they are repair inging the northeast extension and this is where we are seeing the only slowdown out there. >>> thank you. a major milestone for

and today we'll get a first look at tourism expectations in wildwood. wildwood officials will recap last year's season and give us a preview of what is to come for this summer. tourism is one of the main drivers of the new jersey economy. >>> it sure seems like we're a long way from the warm summer weather this morning. temperatures are cold once again. and with cloudy skies, it's going to be a slow warm up. clouds will start our day, breaks of sunshine this afternoon. and tracking showers for tomorrow and especially on thursday. but along with the showers, warmer weather. so we'll be looking at rain. this morning with the clouds we're watching for a few snowflakes so far but it hasn't happened for most of the area. 26 degrees in doylestown. 30s right now in philadelphia and cape may at 34 degrees. there's a clear view across the delaware, even though clouds are overhead and we're watching some activity on the radar. it's really not reaching to the ground for most of the area. very light snowfall that's trying to reach the ground. in lancaster, chester,

wildwood 41 and wilmington currently 47 degrees.ellite6 along with action radar showing the moisture from the stalled front is clipping off the coast now. if you look to the west, though, you can see still a lot of clouds. if you look carefully also a few snow showers. little piece of upper level energy will be moving through later on tonight early tomorrow morning and that could bring us a few flurries here or there. and temperatures are going to feel more like january than late march. lots of clouds. again, some late flurries. trenton 33 for a low philadelphia 36, millville 32, allentown 30 and wilmington dropping down to 32 degrees. tomorrow we're in between systems. low pressure off to the east, high pressure building in from the west so this will pull down the winds out of the northwest so it will be breezy through the day. the afternoon high only 40 but you factor in those winds. wind chills through the day will be stuck in the 30's. sunday definitely the better of the two days this weekend. high pressure builds in squeezes al

wildwood still at 36 degrees. so the change has yet to happen. but we still think we could get 5 to 8 inches worth of snow for most of us in this area. so guys a little bit less to the north, and a few pockets where we may get a little more. that snow has to pick up its rate of accumulation. it's going to pile up more. >> sue i wonder where everyone is this morning. when we were on you were still sleeping. we're like -- >> she was sleeping. >> you guys are lying. there's no snow. >> it's coming down now. take a look behind us. >> reporter: we are back in cherry hill. you can see the snow is really starting to fall. and the plows are starting to move. and good thing. because they expect to make several rounds in this one pocket. they're going to stay here all through the storm and work nonstop. what did you say? he's got his salt going too, because they don't want any shoppers falling out here. we were just gone from here not long ago and you can see we're getting up to the first inch of snow and it arrived a lot later than everybody was expecting

dover it's 35, wildwood it's 37 degrees. that's why it's raining there. philadelphia 33. allentown and reading 32 degrees and once the clouds clear out temperatures will be dropping down below freezing. so, even though you may not want to be shoveling in the final hours of winter you really want to clear your driveways, your sidewalks tonight of that heavy wet snow because things will be freezing over solid. so, this is what to expect this evening. the precipitation will be clearing the coast by 9 o'clock, temperatures dropping below freezing so standing slush will spike up and there will be some slick roads tonight. i'll talk about a brief warm upcoming up in the full accuweather 7-day forecast. jim. >> allall right, cecily. let's switch live to "action news" reporter john rawlins in allentown. john, it appears the lehigh valley got the worst of this. >> reporter: association the numbers would indicate, jim. it's been -- we've not had any problems with any rain lines here in the lehigh valley, that i can tell you. as you look out here over the northeast extension it has

dover and wildwood getting close to 40. both locations sitting at 37.eels like the upper 20s and low 30s with the winds. windchills make it feel like 19 in wilmington. 33 in the poconos. 20 in philadelphia and 24 for reading. satellite and radar showing the jet stream up to the north, this is the storm track this is where all the clouds and the moisture travels overtime next 24 to -- over the the next 24 to 48 hours. this guy right here will sneak through tuesday night into wednesday morning, it will hit the virginia capes and work out to sea. there's no cold air with the system. as the pushes through it will be in the form of rain. there will not be any snow or ice, temperatures going around it will be way too mild. the cold stuff is bottled up to the north. this is the hudson bay you get into the northwest territories of canada. that's where the cold stuff is, it's replaced with 30s and 40s and 50s everybody east of the continental divide. that will continue to push east over the next few days and eventually we'll see our 50s in the delaware valley, a

right now coming in at 45 in philadelphia. 43 wilmington and 30 in the poconos along the coast in wildwood 45 degrees. 7 in dover. and the other part of the story today is that we have those blustery winds out of the northwest. we gusted as high as 49 miles an hour and atlantic city 45 miles per hour. philadelphia coming in at 38 miles an hour clocking in at 37 there in millville. allentown gusts earlier today at 35 miles an hour. so of course it made a difference when you stepped outdoors. and currently wind chills are still in the 30s. it feels like 37 in the city and 32 in reading and current windchill in the poconos throw 6 and feels like 6 degrees in millville. we'll talk about what we can expect for the rest of tonight it will be turning clear with a few more breaks after the clouds move on out. milder air moves in for monday with a taste of spring. and the vernal equinox spring officially arrives later this week and we'll let you know if it will feel this way. all the details in the 7-day walter. >> thank you melissa. for sports lovers today is no ordinary sunday it's selection sund

pocono 27 in wilmington and the wind chill in wildwood is 30. the winds gusting out of the northwest at 25 miles an hour in philadelphia. we can see them gusting higher throughout the day. today, cold and windy, a chance for flurries maybe even a shower or two, 38 to 41. we'll talk more about today's forecast and a big warmup in your seven-day. that's all straight ahead. >>> the start of baseball's regular season adjust around the corner. yesterday, fans flocked to citizens bank park to pick up their phillies tickets. we take a look at the ballpark right now. all is quiet. it will be a different picture on april 6th when we will air the game the home opener a week from this monday. we'll also have a live welcome home phillies pregame show. our coverage on that monday begins at 2:00 p.m. >>> after a long winter, we are officially in pothole season. this year penndot is testing out a in you way to fill the holes and protect your cars. we'll tell you about the experimental pavement coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> at 5:44 on this saturday he

pocono and 33 in wildwood. visibility is down to two miles in atlantic city. looking good everywhere else. we expect to see patchy fog throughout this morning. temperatures will recover today versus yesterday in the 30s. take a look at what happens sunday, 42 degrees. that's the beginning of a cooldown. i'll go over all the details and how cold we'll get in the first week of spring coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >> more than 24,000 people are expected today at the atlantic city beer and music festival at the convention center. beer lovers can choose from more than a thousand different brews. the event6s that created the campaign may be on its way out. the marketing group has a $30 million annual budget but officials want to use the money elsewhere. still, the alliance is planning to launch a new promotional campaign on social media next month, dubbing atlantic city the entertainment capital of the jersey shore. speaking of entertainment, atlantic city does have big names coming to town this summer. madonna, the who, joan jett tony bennett, lad

wildwood 53. lower 50's as well in atlantic city. here's satellite six with action radar.oss the region we have pick up and a half inch have of rainfall. that precipitation moves to the north and east. there is however a upper level low that will start to migrate through as we get in the second half of our weekend. if you are north of the city right through the higher terrain with the cool pocket of air aloft there could be a stray shower. otherwise definitely better half of the weekend on the way. area of low pressure departs to the north and east. high pressure works eastward. we have cloud and some sunshine. spotty shower north of the city. high temperature coming in at 51 degrees. we will pick up a tight pressure gradient with one area of low pressure departing and that high coming in. future tracker win gusts showing you at 7:00 in the morning we could have wind from 25 miles an hour in philadelphia, to up to 36 miles an hour, in the poconos. and then as we go throughout the afternoon hours and that area of low pressure gets close to our region in the upper levels of

that should be better in the next hour or so. 47 in millville, 46 in dover and 45 in wildwood. we go throughout day, temperatures rise to near 0660 in philadelphia. showers, wet today, windy on sunday and a nice start to your workweek. that's all coming up. >>> a final farewell to a man who is being called a hero. this is a live look at a caisson procession that is on its way to this morning's viewing and funeral at the palestra university city. you can see those officers making their way into the palestra area this morning. officer wilson of course grew up in west philadelphia and the palestra will be able to hold the hundreds thousands of people expected to attend today's services. jesse gary is there live to tell us and show us exactly what is going on. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary the caisson is making its way on a pathway in between the white pavilion and the palestra. it will bend its way to the left and wind up in front of the southwest entrance to the building. the coffin will be brought inside. the people you see dressed in yellow those are philadelphia police recruits

up to 37 in allentown, 45 in wilmington, 49 in wildwood.ake a look at where we're going from here, not too shabby. by 8 o'clock we're at 45. by noon up to 57 and your high this afternoon 61 degrees. i tell you what, if we break enough sun out fast enough this afternoon we might go above that 61 and it's the first time in awhile we've been that mild. i'll have more on that and the rest of your seven-day forecast coming up, karen. >> all right. so, it's damp, it's soggy but it's not frozen and we'll take it. this is the blue route past the schuylkill and you see a little bit of that fog in the area right here. that's your northbound traffic headed towards mid-county tolls moving just fine. the fog doesn't seem to be causing an issue here n west norriton an accident, watch for this in montgomery county right on main street and it's here at center avenue so look for some emergency workers who could be on the scene with that one. on the big picture here in tinicum township we've got emergency construction. 291 eastbound is closed near bartram av

and millville stuck at 32 wildwood 34 trenton 35 reading 33 degrees.are in mind all of the temperatures are above freezing in most of the viewing area. the surface is still icy, going to be a very gradual process to melt the ice that accumulated this evening. the morning rush hour urging caution. temperatures near 40 degrees. light rain not freezing lane lane -- rain. the roads are wet, a couple of patchy spots on untreated sidewalks and driveways, be a little careful for the morning commute. the good news tomorrow -- the bad news it is not a pretty day, the good news it is all liquid precipitation. and 2:00 in the afternoon temperatures in mid 40s. generally light rain. however things change on thursday morning. we have some arctic air moving in. that will create the snow as another wave of low pressure provides the moisture. and this moisture likely will blossom wherever the cold front sets up. this means the potential for substantial accumulation. perhaps the biggest snowfall so far this season. the national weather service issued a winter storm wat

wildwood currently at 34 degrees. storm tracker six live double scan showing that there is a weak disturbance that is pulling down to the south and you can see that is bringing in some flurries across central pennsylvania and it is not out of the question that some of them will sneak into our region. it is not a big deal. it will not coat the ground. you could see a few flakes falling for your morning commute. it will be cold. you step outside drive to work, there is school tomorrow plenty of cloud temperatures in the 20's. it will stay cold tomorrow but i'm tracking a mid week warm up as well as some showers and perhaps the first spring thunderstorms in the a accu weather seven day forecast, jim. >>> all right, cecily. >>> with the chilly spring temperatures you can plan your day ahead about the free six abc storm tracker app. it has the hourly and seven day forecast is right now showing a warm up on the way. the. >>> the u.s. department of justice had has reviewed almost 400 police involve shootings in philadelphia