though the temperature is up from yesterday, colder spots wrightstown, 31, pottstown 28. now up 1 degree in the last hour in south philadelphia at 32. 38 and 35 in roxboro. these temperatures will be climbing significantly. we're headed for the 60s this afternoon. with clear skies don't have to worry about rain at all. our skies will stay clear ensuring a quick warm-up. hour by hour forecast calling for sunshine, 36 at 7:00. up to 47 at 10:00. we'll be in the middle 50s and climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again, america has never stopped being great. >> hillary clinton took a swipe at donald trump's moto while claiming victory in the south carolina democratic primary. clinton said she is now running a national campaign. turning to decision 2016, hillary clinton's win over bernie sanders was overwhelming. drew smith is live in the digital operations center with more on clinton's win and a look at super tuesday. >> good morning. exit polls show clinton won in a landslide largely thanks to two voting demographics

northeast philly, philadelphia international, wrightstown, two miles or greater, mt.ly getting close to a mile. you can see one-mile visibilities in millville and wilmington. so that's where the heaviest snow is falling now. but it's still yet to become heavy. over the next couple of hours, it should intensify. look at the temperatures. we were in the 60s a couple days ago. 50s yesterday. the temperature staying above the freezing mark means the snow basically melts on most surfaces, especially the roads, the well-traveled roads. wrightstown, kennett square, chester springs, wilmington, washington township, all right at 32 degrees. as long as it doesn't cool down too much, remember we're not that far from the sunrise, just a couple of hours. as that snow starts to move to the east, it's going to get lighter again and that will allow the snow to melt even more. >> glenn, thanks. 12 minutes past 5:00. we've been saying it all morning, what makes this especially challenging is the timing, right going into the rush hour. >> not so much the snow. right now it's the visibil

i think i saw one over 50 in wrightstown. the winds are getting lighter that's good news. once the line moves through over the next couple hours, then it will start to back off. i'll add a shower to the 7 a.m. forecast north and west. a few breaks but clouds dominate tomorrow. still breezy, drop to the 40s. even though we forecast lower 50s, dress for look at all this lightning. it's incredible at this hour how it keeps up. let's look at the line from north to south. very strong right over orange county. highlands and over to cortland manner and newburg. you see the strong line, east orange lightning strikes near jersey city and over toward the bronx. you can see lightning strike right there over brooklyn as well and this part of the line near hillsborough and south brunswick is headed to parts of the middlesex. going to tom river over the next half hour. this will go by by about 2 a.m. these showers could be north and west tomorrow morning. watch the futurecast here. again, midnight leaving new york and western long island, quickly lifting away and diminishing toward morn

right now 43 in pottstown, below freezing in doylestown, wrightstown 44. climbing in gloucester county. clouds extending out in pennsylvania, don't expect them to see. sunshine and a few clouds in the mountains. those are on the move. you'll see plenty of sunshine on the slopes. >>> tomorrow another story. look at the line of clouds. that's a cold front. not a lot of shower activity off to the west. these showers could be swinging into our area first thing tomorrow morning as rain showers. going to be warm overnight. clouds coming in first thing in the morning, 7:00, very light rain showers moving through redding and lancaster. philadelphia will see rain showers. they will blow through tomorrow. by noontime offshore, a little rain, 0.04 inch. looks like we'll be in for another warm one. can't beat today. sunny skies, breezy and 60s this afternoon. southwesterly winds will be increasing. we've seen them up to 12, 14 miles an hour this morning, gusting to 25 miles an hour this afternoon. tomorrow not as cold as the morning. 44 to start with. once those showe

so we surpassed that. 46 in trenton. 48 degrees in wrightstown.o the north and west mid-40s. 45 in quakertown. 38 degrees in mount pocono and south and east we made it into the 40s as well. 46 at the atlantic city airport. 45 in dover. we're seeing winds gust to near 22 miles per hour and that's the weather story. warm but breezy and that southwesterly breeze will help to warm us up and we'll see winds gusting to 26 miles per hour from time to time. for today enjoy it. warm and breezy. to the north and west probably stay put in the upper 50s and philadelphia should top out at 60. mild on sunday. much colder on monday. we'll talk more about that coming up. thank you. happening now penn state students are staying up all weekend long to raise money for a good cause. it's thon weekend the 48 hour dance marathon began last night and runs through sunday. this is a live look right now from the bryce jordan center on penn state's campus. the dancers are very active. they cannot sit down or sleep. they have to remain dancing. thon raises money for pediatri

pottstown, 29. 29 in wrightstown whoo toms river dropped eight degrees. glendora, just below freezing at 31 degrees. add in the wind, and the windchills are in the 20s for most spots except trenton where it is calm. the wind has died down. reading, 19. look at the pocono mountains. you'll have to bundle up. the same winds are blowing through the areas. we've been spotting them on the radar screen. most of this activity not even reaching the ground. they're on the move. they'll take the clouds with them and head out to sea and we'll see sunshine. partly to mostly sunny skies. very low 30s for high temperatures. for allentown, reading, and quakertown, we normally see middle 40s this time of year. 10 degrees. mt. holly and doylestown, a high at the freezing mark. look at the shore. not much better there. you will see sunshine. cape may, dover, bright sunshine and bright sunshine this afternoon for philadelphia and in wilmington, it's in the 30s. if this is too cold for you, maybe you'd like some of this. saturday and sunday, a nice warmup. chilly mornings, b

the these are sustained wind speed at 17 miles an hour in wrightstown. 12 miles an hour in wrightstowniles an hour in wildwood. gusts that are even higher. it feels like the 20's just about every where, in the teens in mount pocono, and 30 degrees is your wonderful chill in millville. so it is a chilly start to your day. it will be mostly cloudy throughout the day. we will make to it 41 degrees and then well after tark tonight that we're expecting the first flower fridays our next storm, and we will break that one down for you, coming up, next time, at 4:32. happy monday, bob kelly. >> back at you, sue, you got it, 4:32. the penndot crew where is outputting down that salt/brine solution last night getting ready for the storm later on today, and tonight, into tomorrow, in our area still seeing some of the wet roads on and off ramps but they will dry up quickly no problems the blue route, schuylkill expressway, kind of the quiet the start this morning, even though here in cherry hill, new jersey route 70 at haddonfield road, the old mall there in the background looking good on the schuyl

while it's in the middle 30s for pottstown and coatesville, wrightstown, 31 degrees.own to 32 degrees at cape may. cape may point is 37. inland areas are getting colder this morning, woodbine, oceanview, just below freezing. if there's any water, treat it as freezing. most of the area did dry out well overnight. the cold, there it is. a break in the cloud cover is allowing those temperatures to cool down faster in new jersey than most of the rest of the area. during the day, the clouds will thin out and we'll have sunshine. what we won't see is any of that. those show showers in nbc 10 pennsylvania will completely miss us. today, clearing skies, breezy, 40s this afternoon with winds out of the northwest to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow, less wind, clear skies. so colder to start with. 26 in the morning, 38 in the afternoon. bright sunshine on thursday. clouds start moving back into the area on friday. but look at the warmup for the weekend. pretty good timing here. 59 degrees on saturday. partly sunny, upper 50s again for parts of the area on sunday and a mild monday, th

it's in browns mills and wrightstown. a quick look at the temperatures.y areas the ground surface showing it's melting, but coming down steadily enough it's creating problems. >>> meek mill is scheduled to be sentenced for violating his probation from a 2008 drug conviction. he is accused of traveling to out of state concerts. he talked to the senior class at the latin charter school. the court imposed several restrictions on his movements and activities since december. >>> wing bowl 24 kicks off at the wells fargo center. 30 competitive eaters will make their entrance on floats. the top prize is 2016 marley davidson motorcycle and ten thousand dollars in cash and wing bowl ring. i'm going for the black widow. >>> more and more schools are announcing delays at 6abc.com and the tv. >>> let's get a live look out across university city. the snow is coming down and the roads are slushy david. >> reporter: the roads are slushy. as you dress the kids warmly with the temperatures in the low to mid 30s, reminds them they want to watch out for sidewalks for the sl

look at the 50s already for northeast philadelphia, wrightstown and pottstown, 34 in swath more, new town square 47. just a few thin clouds in the pocono mountains. a view from satellite, those are thinning out and sunshine for the rest of the day. if you're looking for wet weather, tomorrow morning you'll see a few rain showers but going to be too warm for anything other than that. and warm sunshine today, 48 degrees in the mountains, 57 in allentown, upper 50s for reading, trenton, mount holly. a little breezy at the show, temperatures in the 50s cape may, rehoboth, atlantic city. 61 philadelphia, 60 wilmington, beautiful sunshine for drexel hill and swedesboro with a high of 58. seven-day forecast with big cool change by the end of the week and also a chance we could be in for some snow. got the seven-day when i come back. >> that's hard to hear, bill. thank you. >>> riding the rails. to king of prussia? why shoppers may be happy to hear about septa's plan for a new stop. >>> plus the best of the worst. we'll show you which movies landed at the bottom of the heap this year at the

the brighter shades of white and lavender appears to be stuck more or less over philadelphia and wrightstownrowns mills, media picking up some of this, as you go west into chester county there's break up and darker shades of gray. the snow up north in quakertown and allentown is not as bad. temperatures at the surface are cold enough after the arctic weekend where light snow can adhere to surfaces which have not been treated. down in south jersey we are hoping to get the rain changeover in cape may county, but it appears to be hovering off the coast. we have cloudy skies, that's sky6 live hd cape may, that's a spot that got snow from one band that came through during our morning broadcast and now you're getting the second one. if you look at the lawn in the foreground, you can see a little bit of grass showing through, not a lot of snow, but enough to coat the roads given how cold it is. 24 degrees is the current temperature, the winds are light at 7 miles per hour. when you start at 24 it's a bit of windchill in that number, feels like 16 degrees. given it's president's day, you can ride th

wrightstown, no problem at all. half a mile at philadelphia and international. the fog will not be an all-day event. here this morning and gone this afternoon. this afternoon we'll get a break from the few scattered showers that we have this morning. they extend from philadelphia into the shore. steadier rainfall offshore. there's a chance we'll see some of the rain return for tonight. during the day we'll get some breaks in the clouds and see some sunshine. 50s now will be in the 50s through this afternoon. but it gets colder tonight and showers start moving in from the coast. at least there's a chance. by midnight, rain showers at the jersey shore and in southern delaware, but as showers continue overnight and colder air moves in, there's a chance first thing tomorrow morning that we'll be tracking some snow and some rain showers. now, the temperatures will be above freezing for most of these locations, so there's just a chance we'll semin mall accumulation entered at the worst and there's a possibility we'll see no snow with it if it all stays offshore. still

wasn't so bad in the boardwalk. 64, wrightstown. we've been struggling through the 30s. catskills finally getting in to the low 40s. warm air will make a clean sweep. getting stormy after 7:00. i think the peak is going to be around 10:00. wind gusts especially east of the city. then we're looking at clouds and a few breaks of sun tomorrow morning. we'll start out at 50. gusty breeze, temperatures holding or dropping in to the upper 40s. it will feel a little chilly during the afternoon. right now you've got downpours over ulster. heaviest is west of the delaware water gap. pretty good downpours over suffolk. look at the thunderstorms about to get in to ocean county over the next 15 this is really where we have the peak of the storm. this storm right here going through western new jersey, look how it's kind of hooking toward mercer county. all of this is going to be heavier west of new york city. this squall line is incredible. that over the past 15 minutes just going through dc. has to sweep up to our area during the evening hours. things getting much more stormy after

a few slippery spots. 41, brentwood. 37 in wrightstown. storm is moving in to eastern canada. still manage to get and mid 40s. about a 6 to 12 or 8 to 16-mile-per-hour wind. bit of a breeze in the afternoon. lower and mid 40s for your highs. skies are temporarily clearing out in the wake of today's storm. patch of cloudiness, that will break during the midday hours. a clipper system moving to detroit and late in to the day and tomorrow morning, a few clouds and a flurry. no big systems though. notice the clouds are coming in tomorrow morning. early on, chilly, upper 20s and lower 30s. then we get in the mid 40s during the day. mix of sun and clouds and a few snow showers may sneak in to the western suburbs. up to 45, not bad in the afternoon. a little breezy at times. there can be a snow shower north and west late in the day and evening hours. partly cloudy to clear and chilly tomorrow night. your thursday morning temperatures are only in the low and mid 20s. that's the coldest on thursday. about 40 on friday. sunshine yielding some clouds. a warm front is coming through and w

there are chilly spots, low 40s, wilmington, northeast philadelphia and wrightstown, 30s north and westgomery county. down to 36 degrees in blue bell, lafayette hill is 38 degrees, in the upper 30s for collegeville and in eagleville and farther north and west, the temperatures are all nicely above freezing. so freeze threat isn't a problem. but winds later today will be. it's already gusting to 22 miles an hour in wilmington and close to 30 mile-an-hour winds in much stronger winds with the potential stormy evening as severe thunderstorm threat will be sweeping through our area. just some scattered showers this morning but look to the south. this is a massive storm system, snow on the backside in the midwest. it's that line of thunderstorms moving through the florida panhandle into southern georgia is a threat for us. the futurecast shows this storm system sweeping in during the evening hours and then clearing out first thing early tomorrow morning. so this evening will keep a close eye on those storms taking shape. this morning, we'll start off with clouds and some scattered showers at

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teens for millville, atlantic city and wrightstown. bucks county, 17 degrees in langhorne, 18 from richboro to chalfont. look at quakertown and perkasie, both at 14 degrees. a cold start this morning. we'll see a good warmup in spite of clouds moving in. sunshine to start with. here come the clouds for later this morning and this afternoon. they'll be sweeping through the area dry. no sign of wet weather for the pocono mountains. allentown, quakertown and reading into the upper 30s today. very little wind from norristown through trenton and mt. holly. at the shore it's a cold start. 40 degrees for cape may this afternoon. into the low 40s for dover and vineland. dry, partly sunny skies to start with. sunshine in the morning for williamstown and philadelphia. the clouds take over this afternoon. an a major change for the weekend. the details and the timing of a big warmup with the seven-day when i'm back in ten minutes. >> big warmup. okay. thanks, bill. >>> we continue to follow that accident in west philadelphia. >> we've been coverin

a winter storm we're keeping an eye on for next week. 31 wrightstown. the summer home of ulysses grant, they are still sleeping. la guardia. with a 20 mile-per-hour wind. this is the real feel out there this morning. 17 in brooklyn, 26 around sussex. low 20s here in coastal connecticut, the sound shore long island out toward the east end. high pressure is here sliding across coming out of canada. temperature is getting into the mid-30s. maybe the upper 30s, urban areas of new jersey and the five boroughs. tomorrow morning, we start the day close to normal. normal would be about 29 to 19. we'll be close to that to start friday. friday afternoon, we'll warm up to near 40 degrees in spots. we'll get to near 40 with cloudy skies and warmer air will be surging up and over. so the overnight low temperature rises for tomorrow. sunshine and chilly day today. 14 in the suburbs. 24 in the five boroughs. we get to near 40 and the warm air that surges up and over. it's not like it was a sprinkle or wet snowflake overnight friday. we're looking athe a gorgeous weeke

trenton also at 33 degrees along with wrightstown, 36 degrees at philadelphia international, at the shoreatlantic city is 38. as the atmosphere cools down we'll see everyone change over to snow. 7:00 this morning, that's some steady snow. in fact, the heaviest snow will f be from philadelphia according to this computer model. accumulation possible on grassy surfaces. off to the north and west, the end of the snow isç at 9:00. ending first thing this morning for areas north and west. improving conditions with limited accumulation. but at 9:00 in the morning, the steadiest, heaviest snow will be in new jersey closer to the coast and into central and southern delaware. that's why we're expecting the most snow by the end of this one in those areas. by 11:00 this morning, quickly tapers off in philadelphia. comes to an end in philadelphia. that tapering off will probably start after 9:00 this morning. a closer look at new jersey and the shore when i'm back in just a few minutes. >>> we already have limited visibility with our cameras because of the accumulation of ice or snow or rain. >> rain

it dsens students fr wrightstown elementarychool rolled outheirleeping bags at the hl and ld a nittime read in. the yngsters wore their pj's whileom and d setpents and t th everybody settled into enjoy a few gd books. >>> it is turkey trouble in buington county. this bird was reallyuffling the feathers of a mount laurel woman today. no tr, t betty ann giacomb did it kept mg back to thehe a youar in the driveway all puffedp ready for fight. her efforts gobbled up hours ofi morning and this ternoonnd even neighbors and police had to get involved but wild life experts the say the at aggressiveehavior isn't unusual when ming seasons comes around. the adess event turkey likely saw its fction as another male birdnd wanted to prove th it was gr, in the pecking oer. >>> sixers at theells fargo center tonight. >> yes. >> well, you know. >> what do you think. >> no. >> no is the correct answer. sixers entered the nht on the six game losing seak. i don't mean to bury you you with numbers they have been buried eir defense n that stretch they have gin up 120 points per game. hosting wizard jerry cn

one degree above freezing in doylestown and wrightstown. millville is now down to 30 degrees.t hasn't completely dried out, watch out for icyç spots this morning. most of the area, though, the streets are dry, including center city. 35 degrees at 7:00. by 10:00 this morning, sunshine and near 40 degrees and it will go warmer as we go into the afternoon. the winds will also pick up a bit. a chilly breeze at 42 degrees at 1:00 today. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check in with jessica boyington to find out how your first alert traffic is moving. >> we're not moving much. we had an earlier scheduled opening on the tacony palmyra for 5:05. starting to get back in business there. the betsy ross is the alternate. we have a scheduled opening for the burlington bristol. that's schedule for 6:10 this morning. here's 95 around woodhaven road. you can see no problems in either direction. we have a great drive time

it's 50 in the park. 45 at wrightstown. so you go over to tom's river. so this morning in spots we start off with chilly numbers. grab a jacket or sweater. we've got clouds. to our west is this front and behind that sunshine and clear skies for today and cooler weather coming our way. temperatures this morning are warm and by afternoon looking showers start creeping in here at 3, 4, 5:00 after school the front goes by and tomorrow we start the day in the 30s still warmer than normal at 37, ten degrees warmer than normal by the afternoon into the mid 40s and still warmer than normal. once again on our future cast the clouds coming in by lunch time and showers right after school. the guidance not showing much going on as the front passes through. looking at a tenth of an inch of rain where it does fall so just sprinkles after school and as we go into the afternoon we'll be looking at temperatures in the 50s. so at the bus stop today grab a jacket or sweater. it's a cool start to the day and after school it's 57 with a couple of showers. tonight clearing sk

down to 19 in wrightstown, pottstown in the middle teens right now.the teens for swarthmore, wallingford, 18 degrees currently. currently st. davids, 19 degrees. satellite shows we are in the clear to start with. these are the clouds that will be moving in. they're being pushed into our area by warmer air. strangely enough, creating some snow showers in northwestern pennsylvania. we will not see the snow. we will get the warm. that will happen this weekend. the clouds are moving in and will still be with us into the 7:00 hour this evening. look at the break in the clouds. that's what we'll see overnight tonight. the clouds move out, sunshine and 60 degrees saturday afternoon. that's 1:00 in the afternoon, maybe a few high clouds in maryland. they'll steer clear of us. on sunday, a different story. we'll be watching for the west again. at 11:00 in the morning, showers in the ohio valley. that's a possibility for us later on sunday during the early evening hours. we could see a few rain drops. too warm for anything other than that. today, it won't be wa

doylestown and wrightstown. millville is now down to 30 degrees. if it hasn't completely dried out, watch out for icyç spots this morning. most of the area, though, the streets are dry, including center city. 35 degrees at 7:00. by 10:00 this morning, sunshine and near 40 degrees and it will go warmer as we go into the afternoon. the winds will also pick up a bit. a chilly breeze at 42 degrees at 1:00 today. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check in with jessica boyington to find out how your first alert traffic is moving. >> we're not moving much. we had an earlier scheduled opening on the tacony palmyra for 5:05. starting to get back in business there. the betsy ross is the alternate. we have a scheduled opening for the burlington bristol. that's schedule for 6:10 this morning. here's 95 around woodhaven road. you can see no problems in either direction. we have a great drive time here. hasn't budged yet. speeds still in the 60s there. we'll head on over into new jersey where we have

look at wrightstown, now at 31 degrees. 25 in pottstown, doylestown is at 30 degrees.en county, right at the freezing mark for audubon and haddonfield is at 29 degrees. not really in the safety zone for pennsauken either. at 33 degrees, you'll see ice this morning but it will disappear. the rain is long gone. sunshine through the day, bright sunshine of that and a mild groundhog day into the 50s. normally we'd warm into the 40s. we'll get close to the 50 degree mark for bethlehem and fleetwood. sunshine will be bright all day long today and the weekend looking mild, too. saturday and sunday with temperatures near 50 degrees. but before we get to the weekend, we have wet weather ahead and the possibility that we'll see some heavier rainfall and record temperatures. seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00 this tuesday morning as people are headed out the door to go to school, work or the airport. >> maybe to the airport. jessica boyington is off, katy zachry is here. >> bill had mentioned earlier there may be icy sp

pottstown, doylestown, just below freezing and wrightstown, could see icy spots. not everything dried out last night. after northeast philadelphia clears out we'll get sunshine. it could be icy to start with in south philadelphia. fifth and wharton, down to 31 degrees this morning. it will disappear, though, look at this, the warmup from 36 at 7:00 to 41 degrees at 10:00 and then near 50 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon, we will be in the 50s this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. katy zachry is watching your first alert traffic on a tuesday morning. groundhog day. >> it is ground hog day. bill, ever been to punxsutawney? >> no. >> it's quiteç an event, i'll tell you. bill highlighted some potential icy spots in upper bucks and montgomery county. i'm keeping my eye out. so far, nothing affecting the roads. 95, 76, 476 all in the green. average speeds in the 60s. this there are heads up. east falls, the falls bridge is closed through april. because of some emergency bridge repair work. it's open to bi

the temperature is borderline. 31 at kennett square, 32 washington township and wrightstown. lower the temperature is, the greater chance of it sticking. reading, the snow is so light, it's not dropping the temperature down. same thing with allentown. so we're going to get lower temperatures in new jersey than we are in the northern western suburbs just because of how heavy the snow is right now and how it's going. once again, high visibility in reading and allentown. it could snow all day and not accumulate at that kind of level. but one to two-mile visibility that you're seeing around the philadelphia area and new jersey, that's enough to start accumulating but now millville is the first place reporting lower than one mile visibility. that's the heaviest snow reported on the map right now. >> all right, glenn, thanks for that. 5:41. we've been talking about visibility which can make driving a challenge. we've been following the accident on route 1. >> jessica boyington, bring us up to speed. >> no big delays behind this accident scene. this is what could happen if you don't

wrightstown, toms river not a problem. north and west it is. the temperatures are climbing quickly.still 34 degrees at logan township in gloucester county. you can see icy spots there. harrison township is up close to 10 degrees since we went on the air at 4:00. it's 51 degrees in mullica hill. those gusty winds bringing in the warm air. even though we done the have any sunshine right now, there's ice and slush on the ground. we're seeing a major warmup this morning. winds gusting to 21 miles an hour in philadelphia. it is dry for now. look to the west. the same storm that brought us the snow, the sleet, the freezing rain yesterday is going to swing back through the area. you can see rain and snow but it's only going to be rain as it moves through the area during the day today. unfortunately a potential for heavy rain at noontime. look at the heavy rain pushing into the area. it will continue into the early afternoon hours at 2:00 this afternoon. but by later this afternoon, for the evening commute, it will quickly clear out. watch out for some flooded roads. we could see anywhere f

temperature falling and north winds out there but tough, too, gusting near 20. 34 sayerville, wrightstown 33. toms river is around 33, 34, although the meters respect working. here is the visibility we're working at. two mile visibility white plains and jfk. later on this morning around 7:00 when the flights get glowing, it might be an issue. heather of course will have more on that. winter weather advisory for 1 to inches of snow around the five boroughs, six in maybe local spots and 8 with a very heavy, wet snow coming on a friday morning commute, which is quite a nuisance. you see now the changeover is really taking place. this keeps piling on up and slushing up the roads here. a lot of moisture to our south as you come northward. so 33 by 7:00 and heavy, snow falling. morning commute and will start winding down around 1:00 today. i see all kinds of lights. >> that's true. keep in mind they are doing a lot of sanding and salting out there. here's an accident on the l.i.e. but it looks have standing trucks happening, and then there's a lot of traffic behind the trucks plus rubber neckin

dolphin madison's randy's wrightstown madison refused to take the necessary stimulants which would have probably been opium to allow his body to live long enough so he could conveniently die on the same day. did he dies on june 28. you can see a frustrating that was. in a way that ambivalence about his own role, his ambivalence about posterity mark madison so relationship to the convention. >> let's come back to jefferson for a moment. what role did he have? >> i think jefferson thought the notes would be a great political document. jefferson that the notes. because he is so obsessed with hamilton, he thought at the notes were published in which everyone how secretly evil hamilton was and it would destroy hamilton. madison thinking, everybody is still alive and then they will know that actually was pretty close to hamilton at the convention. jefferson will know i was close and it would be a disaster. jefferson keeps pushing madison to revise the notes and to publish them. madison refuses. throughout his life madison refused. eventually madison says i just couldn't have been published po

wrightstown also at 19 degrees. south philadelphia has dropped to 17 degrees while it's in the low 20s in roxborough and northeast philadelphia. you'll have to bundle up if you're heading outside this morning. a few thin clouds moving in at 6:00. by 9:00, partly sunny and warmer, 28 degrees. we will be above freezing as we go into the noontime hour. look what disappears. you'll see cloudy skies at lunch time and it will be mostly cloudy as we head into the afternoon. that's going to limit the warmup we see during the afternoon hours. most of the warming we'll see will happen during the morning. we'll see that temperature neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minute. right now, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we are watching route 309 right now, bill. this is around easton road, no problems in either direction. traffic moving along. watch out for the bridge closure, the falls bridge still closed for rehabilitation work. your best bet for an alternate is the city avenue bridge and follow

it doesens of students from wrightstown elementary school rolled out their sleeping bags at the school and held a nighttime read in. the youngsters wore their pj's while mom and dad set up tents and after that everybody settled into enjoy a few good books. >>> it is turkey trouble in burlington county. this bird was really ruffling the feathers of a mount laurel woman today. no matter, but betty ann giacomb did, it kept coming back to the shine any you car in the driveway all puffed up ready for a fight. her efforts gobbled up hours of time morning and this afternoon and even neighbors and police had to get involved but wild life experts the say the at aggressive behavior isn't unusual when mating seasons comes around. the ad less event turkey likely saw its reflection as another male bird and wanted to prove that it was higher, in the pecking order. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be

because of a fire location along hunting pike along the dunkin' donuts has cleared and a new one in wrightstown township at durham road at pine lane and our crash in wilmington at 95 southbound at mlk has cleared but sluggish. and a downed pole closing down newport road by the sheraton. we'll check it again at 5:00. >>> a legal battle could be brewing in california over a $63 million lottery jackpot. the man filed the lawsuit saying he is the winner of that prize. he took it to the store and got a letter congratulating him. meanwhile the deadline to claim the $63 million prize is now just hours away. >>> paul was in florida all last week how was that? >> wonderful. >> we have snow coming in tonight, it's a very small amount but bad timing for the morning rush. as we look at double scan live radar we see showers in southern parts of delaware and southern new jersey and they intensify and become all rain. pockets of rain between elmer and glass bro and millville and cape may county but overall wet roadways in this location to the northern and west. 50 now in philadelphia, 46 in millville and 46 i

. >>> folks in wrightstown, burlington county, may have heard a loud boom or felt the ground shake, there was nothing to worry about, there was artillery drills. in addition to firing live guns they were doing controlled demolition, this will continue by the way until sunday. >>> and the delaware board of education is expected to vote tonight on a controversial plan to redistrict wilmington schools. the city education improvement condition recommended sweeping changes, including removing the christina school district from the city, and moving those students to the red clay district and schools that serve the red clay district will still get funding. >>> well, a new facebook photo album is part of an investigation in newcastle county, this is video of stolen items recovered by police, and they posted them hoping to get them back to their rightful owners. you can log on to look at the pictures, if anything was taken from your home or property you can start the process of getting it back to you. >>> there will soon be a new shop at terminal market. it's called condiment, it specializes in ha

wrightstown, pottstown 29, chester county, west town below freeding, chester springs 36 and phoenixville. a cold start but dry one. radar is completely clear. no sign of wet weather until we get to tomorrow. so your hour by hour forecast plenty of sunshine. low 50s at 11. by 2:00 this afternoon, southwesterly winds kick in, on the way to 60 degrees. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> turning now to decision 2016. overwhelming victory, that's what hillary clinton scored last night. drew smith live in the operation center. drew, this was not even close. >> not even close, we're checking out 47% difference. clinton won 73% of the vote, bernie sanders, 26. hillary clinton got a huge boost of african-american voters, a majority of people casting ballots. four out of five of them went for clinton instead of talking about her opponent in the primary, the former secretary of state called out donald trump in her speech last night. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again, america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole agai

beautiful live shot of boat house row. 24 degrees in the northeast. 23 in. 20 in wrightstown. a little colder in the poconos in the teens and quaker town and mount pocono. bumping up to the mid-40s athe region as we move on through our saturday. satellite radar has us dry but a guy cirrus clouds. we're looking for sun and clouds for a good portion of our afternoon warming up to 42, 45 degrees. really just a typical february, not bad at all. we'll stay dry today with within out of the southwest. to ten miles per hour. forecast gets interesting come monday. stick around i'll be back with the seven day. >> now to breaking news from philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood where a cab driver was shot crashed his van. nbc 10 drew smith is live on the scene. drew, you spoke to a witness out there? >> reporter: yeah. she heard this happen. it was actually a crash that alerted her to the shooting and the incident out here. can you take a look at the cab driver right here the cab car right here on morris street. the tire you can see is flat. it's kind of smashed away and there's some c

holly. 63 in wrightstown. watch what happens at the shore. wind coming in off of the southeast. it's cooler in beach haven, 53. the threat of severe weather at the beaches is lower because of the colder ocean temperatures. now, it's going to be wet, warm, windy. gusty thunderstorms tonight. low of only 52. but it's not going to go up any during the day tomorrow. holding steady. very windy. gusts over 40. chance of afternoon shower, maybe a snow shower, north and west by the end of the day. then windy and colder day on friday. cold on saturday, too. look at lows in the morning. and it really warms up sunday. and then monday and tuesday, pretty warm as well. >> a local boy's love of pajamas grows into a project to help others. >> cozy p.j.s on deserving children. >>> unexpected delivery. where this mom was when her baby came charging into the world without waiting for doctors. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name i

currently chilly but close to our normal high. 44 in philadelphia. 44 in northeast philadelphia 43 in wrightstown43 at the atlantic city airport. 42 in woodbine. winds 10 to miles per hour. going to be a warm day. breezy day we have lots of sunshine as we head throughout the day. 58 to 61. winds gusting to near 25 miles per hour at times. another mild day on sunday right in the upper 50s and then things change sunday into monday. potential for rain and wet snow mixing in. >>> it is 6:12 now. right now hundreds of people at penn state are dancing the weekend away. ♪ yep, that's thon 2016. we'll explain how the annual event is battling pediatric cancer. >>> plus letting your voice be heard. how some local singers are taking their first steps towards stardom this morning. >>> it's 6:15 on your saturday. take a look at this new video from a convenience store in washington state where an armed robber and a store clerk traded gunfire this week. you can see the clerk started to give the man money but when he looked away the clerk pulled out a gun. the two fired at each other and the robber ran off. the

hour and 57 in west depford and pitts grove township an estimated 57 miles per hour wind gusts and wrightstownles per hours. we have minor flooding going on in parts of berks county and delaware county this until 7:15, the crumb creek and the west and east branch of the branny wine creek and the perkiomen creek and east of reading seeing minor flooding and all of that should subside by 7:15 tonight. when i come back we'll talk bay quiet second half of the week. not like february at all. >> we have storm damage we want to show you, chopper 6 hd is over the scene here in richboro, bucks county, look at this barn as the camera zooms in, animals and cows still inside of the barn but no roof. the roof totally blown off by the heavy winds, we look live from chopper 6 hd right now and some of the storm damage we continue to look at this afternoon, in the last half hour we saw a boys and girls club in philadelphia, their roof was torn off as well well are looking at a barn in richboro, buck county, more storm damage we continue to look at and the camera pans and more and more of that barn simply losin

as far as freezing threats are concerned. 38 in trenton, 40 in wrightstown and mount holly. 47 in millvillebine, and 46 for the atlantic city airport. a first alert for tomorrow. especially late tomorrow and tomorrow night. the rain tomorrow, that's going to get heavier. localized flooding is possible, and gusty thunderstorms are likely over at least a part of the area. tonight's issue, winter weather advisory for the poconos and northampton county until 9:00 a.m. wednesday. a little bit of freezing rain on top of the snow that's already fallen. at least from allentown and reading southward, it's above freezing. just patchy regular rain that's falling. making things wet. we also have some fog issues tonight as well. then we have some patchy rain, a little bit farther to the south. the bigger storm is down in the deep south and you can see the spin very clearly, a really, really strong jet stream fueled by the el nino helping to create severe storms and tornados down south. and the whole thing shifts up toward the northeast tomorrow, so the risk of severe storms comes up this way. slight ris

avenue watch for ago accidents and a crash in delco at 252, at gradiville and media line roads, and wrightstown township looking for an accident at 214 by the post office. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> see you then thank you. >>> much more ahead on "action news" tonight. a push to rebuild the middle class in new jersey, how lawmakers are working to raise the minimum wage in the garden state. and a congressional hearing on drug prices, the few words that an embattled ceo had for lawmakers. listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! >>> on the advise of council i invoke my fifth amendment and decline to answer the question. >> the former ceo of a pharmaceutical company refused to testify before congress. martin shkreli made headlines by raising a life saving drive by 5,000% overnight. >> he repeatedly pled the fifth and was ca

it's 59 degrees in philadelphia and in wrightstown, 54 chester springs, 53 in kennett square. 58 wilmingtonom snowing, 54 in allentown. 53 in doylestown, 52 in blue bell. 61 atlantic city airport. 63 in woodbine. and the temperatures are starting to go down. it's now 10 to 12 degrees colder, north and west. than it was this time yesterday. so a little cooler air coming in but it's the wind that's the big issue. we're gusting to 37 miles an hour in wilmington. 32 miles an hour in allentown right now. the wind will diminish quite a bit during the night tonight. we have dry winds coming in from the west and everything is moving along fast. so even this area of precipitation in the middle of the country is going to be able to arrive here by tomorrow night. as we watch it hour by hour during the morning hours, it's colder tomorrow morning but that's not real cold for this time of the year. and then we warm up into the 50s with a lot of sunshine during the day. not as warm as the last two days but still well above average. and then the clouds advance quickly, the showers move in fast as well. but

for pottstown, trenton at 29 degrees, right at the freezing mark for northeast philadelphia and wrightstown below freezing for blue bell, lafayette hill and glenside. go further north and west you're more likely to find the icy spots. her by hour forecast at 9:00, not everybody is getting rain or snow at that point but it starts to creep into pennsylvania. steadier showers in delaware will continue into the late morning hours. really isn't until we get into "fáhe afternoon that we see the snow spreads to the north and during the evening commute as we're heading into it, we will see snowfall. the other big element to this is temperatures. along with the snow moving into the area, the temperatures will be moving up, even north and west. at 2:00 this afternoon, just above freezing for limerick, 38 degrees in newtown. the snow moving into montgomery and bucks county and then at 4:30 this afternoon, the snow will be coming down and grassy surfaces especially will see the highest accumulation. you'll have to watch out for sl slippery spots. just above freezing in norristown. cold enough in limeri

flood watch in effect along the coast for new jersey and much of delaware. 30s for wilmington, wrightstownegrees. montgomery county, getting close to the freezing mark in blue bell at 34. you might see a break of sunshine just a hint of it during the day today. one storm system offshore, another to the west. the first one producing the flooding at the shore and also some light snow. at 7:00 this morning, you can see a glancing blow from the system that stays mainly offshore for central new jersey and to the north, very light snow that will be pulling away by noontime. cloudy and dry in philadelphia. and dry through most of the afternoon. that's 3:00 today. but look to the west and you can see some scattered showers developing, rain and snow showers at 8:00 this evening. very light showers with minimal accumulation this evening and a possibility first thing tomorrow morning we could have slippery conditions but very light snowfall here. the computer models suggesting for tomorrow morning by the time the commute is winding down at 8:00, an inch on the ground in wilmington would be lancaster

41 quakertown and doylestown. 49 in northeast philly, but it's 54 in washington township. 52 in wrightstown. and then as we head to the south, boy, it is warm. 61 in dover. 60 in millville. 59 in woodbine with that strong southerly wind. the radar shows patches of rain, one heavy area, even a thunderstorm moved through the upper bucks county. but the main action is back to the west, especially this line of storms and that line of storms in north carolina. there's already tornado watch down there in the yellow. and there will be warnings coming shortly. and we continue to see the threat of severe storms increase. this is just happened in the last few minutes. the higher risk for severe storms is now spread through a good bit of the area away from the ocean. the ocean kind of stabilizes things when you have a wind off that. here's the latest futurecast. you can see as we go through the afternoon a greater threat of heavier rain. this is 5:00. and these are western counties in berks and lancaster, parts of chester county. then by 6:00 it's getting into the philadelphia area, into allentown, in

seeing winds gusting close to 50 miles an hour in dover. 36 in wilmington and gusting to 35 in wrightstownent trenton. future temperatures show by tomorrow morning we're in the 40s. early highs in the 60s. right after midnight. in the 40s throughout the day tomorrow. a rapid change in weather and by friday morning, we're talking about the big chill. mainly in the 20s. overnight the 50-degree temperature in the city and falling. 45 in the suburbs. showers and gusty storms for the next couple of hours. 52 will be the early high. i showed you by the morning by seven, 8:00 a.m. in the 40s. still windy during the day on thursday. and we'll see those winds gusting to about 35 then the cool down friday, 41. saturday in the 40s. look at sunday. and monday. the last day of february near 60. tuesday and wednesday a little bit cooler. but march for the most part will be coming in like a lamb. friday kind of going out like a february -- february going out like a high i don't know. >> all right, kathy, thank you. >>> this just into the fox 29 newsroom. montgomery county homeowner has a big headache on

the scene in will pink ton look at wrightstown and atlantic city and wildwood close to 40 degrees.that push of warmth is beginning and we have warmer air a loft. along the i-95 corridor. that is why we're seeing the mixing even where our chris o'connell was, in kennett squa square, in chester county, a little bit of a mix. so the precipitation is going to lighten up. temperatures will warm. both will help our evening drive as we head into the nighttime hours. by 9:00 p.m. you can see spotty precipitation so that is going to help things. as well as a southerly push. philadelphia will be at 33 degrees. 35 in trenton anything that falls here mainly in the form of liquid still some slick spots even though the -- even because the ground has been frozen for so long and in pottstown still seeing temperatures below freezing. allentown still icy at 9:00 p.m. and you can see the poconos icy mick at 24 degrees. by the time we make it to midnight, a nice southerly push is moving in. everyone at or above freezing into the overnight and we'll continue to warm. the icy concerns through the lehigh

we are at a slight risk for severe thunderstorms, especially from nassau county, 630 in wrightstown. not the worst afternoon. point pleasant near 600. northern summers warming through the evening hours. we have off and on showers that can be heavy after 7:00. we could have thunderstorms through the midnight hour. 2 am, it leaves long island. we will start the day around 500 and hold steady. the areas that have had a few recent rounds of steady rain include parts of north westchester and over into ridgefield, back down to norwalk as well. patchy showers over new jersey near mount olive. a few more over nassau county. nothing terribly heavy but it can come down heavy at times. this is the area we are watching. look at the then a big-time squall line. we multiple rounds of heavy rain showers throughout the evening. here is how futurecast is depicting it, allowing us to go through the next couple hours with off and on showers. it will probably become city over new jersey first and then this guys can open up any time. around 600, potentially damaging gusty winds where we have a squall lin