remnants of hurricane nate will move out as the day goes on. karen rogers is at the "action news" big board with details. you know what they say about rainy days and monday. >> reporter: they always get you down right? storm tracker 6 live is showing you nate is up in new england. the remnants are in philadelphia. look at the drier air that's punching its way in. as you look in the city city it's drizzle. it's heavier along the coastline. we had a couple of hours of steady rain. in jenkintown and media it's drizzle. barely that in chadds ford and woodbury. you look in glassboro and ham haminton. in the area it's starting to push off the coast. satellite and radar showing this in motion right now. you can see how over the past 12 hours it moved in and out quickly the remnants of nate. in the poconos we had less answer an inch so far this morning. in reading .64. an millville .08. more north and west than south and east of the city. it feels horribly humid out there. 74 in reading. 72 in philadelphia. 75 dewpoint in millville. that's a new number. 73 in atlantic city. how does that feel

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday october 11th. >> breaking overnight an innocent bystander and two other people are injured when gunfire breaks out a superintendent addresses a disturbing incident where a doll was found hanging from a noose school locker room. >> crews are battling wildfires in california. >> we're looking out for rain maybe later. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. david is back from his hurricane hunting as we look at the wildfires. >> yeah, how about that? i was down in new orleans and ended up not hitting new orleans. i was pretty happy about that. in any event we have satellite right now and that is showing you some cloud cover out to the west of us and there's also a click of shower activity that's beginning to dance around areas to our south and west. as we get especially later into the afternoon and evening we are expecting to see some of that start to move in. 67 degrees in philadelphia right now. 68 degrees in wilmington

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 now on this wednesday october 18th. >> good morning. we are following breaking news. medics find a stabbing victim with the knife still in his back lying in front of a home in philadelphia. >> today a judge plans to announce whether he'll grant jerry sandusky a new trial. >> a federal lawmaker says president trump made insensitive comments to the widow of fallen soldier during a phone call that was supposed to be for him to express his condolences. >> but first up let's talk about your accuweather. dave murphy has the has the latest and karen rogers has her eyes on your traffic. good morning. >> it's chilly out there again. hopefully people were watching yesterday and not surprised. >> i want to see your eyes on the traffic. see that? it's on me, and the traffic and that looked like a truck but anyway. so we got lots of sunshine on the way again. cloud cover off the coast. this is going to be a repeat of yesterday except that we are going to get milder this afternoon. starting out chilly though. 49 degrees

around the corner, karen rogers is on the terrace with the details from accuweather. >> lunch outside. you are buying right? bring lunch. i'm waiting. it's beautiful out here, if you have to pack your lunch and just walk around outside and get around and enjoy it, you can feel the temperatures, showing you satellite and radar you see hardly a cloud in the region and we look to the west and see clouds and showers and a front approaching the area tonight. and spread cloud cover through the region and we see wall-to-wall sunshine. it's a beauty. 65 in quakertown and pottstown and 73 in coats wood and 60 in media and 74 in warminster and how about the suburbs in new jersey and delaware. 68 in surf city and 70 in hammonton and 72 in vine lane and 66 in fortescue and 73 in smyrna. it's feeling good. normally a high of 71 degrees and we go above that today. we make it to 78. 2:00, 75. upper 7:00 at 4:00 and coming down at 8:00, 77 degrees and then we dip to the mid-70s as you can see by 10:00 tonight. it won't be quite as chilly overnight as it has been. the kids at the bus stops won't reall

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's four i'm 30 on wednesday october 4th. >> fbi agents speak to the girlfriend of the las vegas gunman they try to figure out why he opened fire on a concert crowd. >> a father is charged with murder after a crash in bucks county that killed his two-year-old son. >> a school district in new jersey is closed today for air quality testing. >> all right. dave murphy is off this morning. let's head on over to karen rogers to take a look at your accuweather and matt pelman has your traffic. good morning. >> good morning. and the moon is striking out there this morning. >> beautiful out there this morning. if you want to get up now and head out and why not. we'll see lots of sunshine today. we're looking live right now on sky6's satellite and radar and we can see that we've got clear conditions, kind of a bubble of high pressure protecting us. we have a front that's out there to the west that's near chicago right now. not impacting us today so ahead of it we're going to really start on the mild side. even more so than

edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday october 10th. >> and here's what we're following for you. >> a south jersey school board gets an earful from residents upset over mold problems that are keeping their kids out of class. >> a rash of wildfires in california has claimed 10 lives and winds are whipping the flames into neighborhoods. >> the leading candidates in new jersey's governor's race square off in a debate tonight that will be live right here on 6abc. >> plus, we're going to try and sort out this fall and summer thing with karen rogers in for david and matt pelman. good morning. >> the weather whiplash will continue. >> that's right. i'm going to try to dress so you know what to do so today is summer, no sleeves. we'll be ready for fall yesterday that's right, you're all mixed up. satellite and radar showing us we had that rain from yesterday moved out of here, couple sprinkles tried to happen overnight and just really didn't. we have a few clouds stuck with us currently through the region. let's look

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday october 3rd. here's what we're following for you on "action news." >> a lot of shock and a lot of sadness as we try wrap our mind around 59 dead in the mass shooting in las vegas. we're learning more about these people and incredible heroism in the face of terror including that of a philadelphia man. >> president trump heads to puerto rico today facing criticism of the u.s. government's response to hurricane maria. >> and music legend tom petty dies. his family confirms the death overnight. >> first up weather and traffic. meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> i think everyone could use a little good news. it's nice that we've been talking about sunshine. >> we are. it's going to be nice and it gets warmer, too, as we go through the rest of the week. in fact, the whole month of october is looking probably above average for the most part. as we take a look at satellite very similar to what we showed you yesterday. we've got some fog cover on the other s

is off. jeanette reyes joins us. >> let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. why is it so cold out guys. >> it's fall, right? we have forgotten it because we've been dealing with summer for so long. >> i got a few people on twitter saying i'm ready for the cool temperatures because it really hasn't felt like autumn all that much. you've got clear skies. you can see the clouds from yesterday scooting off the coast and it does look like we'll wind up with plenty of sunshine so get those shades ready and get a coat going, too. 42 degrees in philadelphia right now, allentown still holding i don't and to 40. i don't know if they're going to win the battle because areas like trenton wilmington and reading have fallen into the upper 30's and could go lower than that 47 in cape may. in philadelphia we're expecting to stay cool albeit bright. 53 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock 61. that's going to be your high. we might push that back until 4 o'clock or so. by 7 o'clock down to 54 degrees. not as windy as yesterday but on the chilly side. dressing the kids for the bus stop ge

breaking traffic news, let's go over to karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: we're following this problem with the tractor-trailer. i want to show you the video right now. look at how the tractor-trailer overturned. look at the fire it sparked. it brought down the wires. when it brought down the wires, the fire sparked here. this is in delaware county in harve to -- havertown, west cher pike in about it directions blocked between darby road and manila road. a tractor-trailer overturned you can see the wires it brought down and the fire it sparked close to the home and cars here. the action cam on the scene showing us what happened there's the tractor-trailer on its side. west chester pike shut down. you want to watch for that as you're traveling. that's breaking news out of delaware county. on the schuylkill expressway i'm trying to help you plan your week, it's monday we have a new kind of construction going on. the schuylkill expressway at 30th street. in the overnight hours we're shutting it down westbound, it's the eastbound side that's shutting down. it's a different pat

karen rogers is here to let you know when you have to have the umbrella ready. >> it feels like it hadn't rained for a month. it's been very dry. it's very humid this morning. let's start with storm tracker 6 live double scan. you can see how the rain is pulling in. look to the south. these are the remnants from tropical storm nate. they are pushing through the region. the trend is for it to go farther north and west. what does it mean for us? let's start you off with the local view of storm tracker 6 live double scan, you get a sense of where the rain is falling. right now it's west of lancaster that you're getting hit hard by this in harrisburg, in pottstown, reading and allentown we have showers you've got heavier rain if philadelphia. still relatively dry in the i-95 corridor, but that's about to change. look at the numbers, it's 74 degrees in philadelphia. 75 in reading. 75 in millville. it is warm, it is sticky to start you off. the rest of the day showing we'll see lots of clouds. it stays humid. we are going to see showers at times, 7:00 a.m., 74. it's later in the morning

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 now on this tuesday october 24th. >> and here's what we're following for you on "action news." a victory over washington gives the eagles their fifth straight win. >> new from overnight a teen runs home for help after being shot. >> storm tracker6 is tracking rain this morning and it will not only be wet, it will be windy. that and what it will do toto dy and karen rogers. good morning. >> the winds woke me up this morning, man. >> and they're going to continue to be a problem up until at least 9 o'clock,eyond . light radar right now shows you the cloud cerace and that band of rain and thunderstorms coming up from the south and slowly migrating toward the east. storm track6 live double scn you a closer view of this and you can s the heavy rain associated with this is now beginning to punch up into the mouth of the delaware bay and it looks like dover and parts of cape may will get the heavy stuff first, although some heavy cells could also form to our west and begin to come through. so, it's just

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday october 25th. >> and we're following several breaking stories. crews fighting a fire at a south street restaurant have to call for extra help. >> a shooting kills two teenaged boys in south philadelphia. police are looking for the killer. >> a mission off the field for three eagles players who visited harrisburg to fight for criminal justice reform. >> david and karen join us. what can we say but fall is just not really here again today, right. >> starts off mild, that's for sure. >> starts off mild. we're going to wind up a little cooler than yesterday that's for sure. as we take a look at satellite right now, we have cloud cover basically off the coast. there's another little band of it coming from the west and you can see those showers from yesterday also pushing away from us at this point. we'll get some early sunshine. as we take a look at temperatures this morning, still a bit on the mild side. we're at 59 degrees in philadelphia. 55 in wilmington. still holding 5

renown artist, but not in the medium he is known for. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. contrary artist chuck close is famous for his paintings, but photographs are part of the process. thisthis is called chuck close photographs. >> one of our most important artist of our time. a painter a lot of people would call a photo realist. he starts every portrait with a photograph. >> what's interesting, the forecasts could be a stand alone work of art. it features 90s of his photos taken from 1964. including brad pitt. you will see pictures of hillary and bill clinton and alec ball ball -- baldwin and kate moss. >> you will see it has a skin tone to it, his flesh and pink and yellow tones. michelle details how the artist cruise of photography led to a study of the medium itself. it was over the last 50 years that the polaroid led him to 35-millimeter, to all these techniques and photography are in the exhibition. >> reporter: it was organized by the parish art museum in new york it's been traveling the country for the past few years, philadelphia is final stop. chuck close photographs i

this friday, october 6th. karen rogers is here along with matt pellman. >> i'm pulling out all my summer dresses and giving them another wear. let's take a look at satellite and radar and we can see a fair amount of clouds through the region. we saw a couple of sprinkles trying to work through. the afternoon is going to be similar to yesterday but the morning hours are starting off warm and we've turned up the humidity already. even warmer than yesterday morning. 68 degrees in philadelphia. it's already 63 in allentown, 65 this morning in reading. 67 in millville and 68 if you're down in cape may. here's what your afternoon is going to look like. let's show you hour by hour today. warm day, partly sunny skies. at 7:00 a.m. it's already 67 degrees. at lunchtime, 76. at 3:00, 81 your high is 83. coming down from that at 5:00, it's 80 degrees. even at 7:00 at night we're talking at 76 degrees heading out on a friday night. it's a warm one so as you're dressing the kids for bus stop, short sleeves will do it. partly cloudy skies, temperatures ranging from 63 to 68 degrees. i want to s

karen rogers is if the weather center with the check of the afternoon forecast. >> hi rick, on the upside if you are like me and like summer, we have more of it coming your way. temperatures are weather than yesterday. nice and warm and sunshine and 78 for your high in philadelphia. even in the lehigh valley reaching the upper 70s and even along the coastline, 73 is the high in cape may and 75 on the boardwalk in a.c. as you track it hour by hour at 2:00 sitting at 75 degrees and the dogs are heading out to play at 4:00. 4:00, 70 under mostly sunny skies. a beautiful clear day. and 6:00 dropping down to the mid-60s and 10:00, 63 degrees, staying mild in the overnight hours. lets look at satellite and radar, nice and clear and nothing happening, you can almost see the effect of high pressure in our region. there are the clouds and a front will make a change in our weather. it comes through tonight and one things it will do it increase the humidity in the area with a southwesterly flow over the next several days, we look at dew points slowly rising certainly by sunday we where in the

karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: the rain won't last all day long. >> reporter: let's get you to the weather center. we have rain out there, but it will be drying out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you the eastern half of the region is wet. this is moving toward the east. i'll go ahead and lapse it for you, it's not going to be aro allha much longer. after the green leaves the neighborhood you've still got the wet roads lingering. notice, too, as i left this again there are embedded in the rain showers spots of yellow and darker shades of green around philadelphia. that's a steadier rain there's a bit more of that down south pushing through south jersey and the bottom of route 55ently. as we look at temperatures, we're also starting out on the cool side. 61 degrees in philadelphia. 60 in trenton. 58 in allentown. 63 at the airport in ac. 63 in wilmington as we mentioned. 67 in cape may. as we roll through the day, cooler this afternoon, of 4 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., 67. 5:00 p.m., 65 degrees before we zip 6abc.com down to 61 degrees at 7:00 p.m. there will be

over over to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: there's not a lot accidents. have all the >> reporter: slow it down. satellite and radar showing you have cloud cover. there's rain out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing rain has pushed east of philadelphia. philadelphia in the process of drying out. even though the green is heading to the east. areas to the west are beginning to dry out. we still have wet roads, as karen mentioned, a lot of you slipping and sliding. the season where there are leaves here and there, that could andrbating things. we'll have sprinkles around until lunchtime. 60 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in allentown. we're cool in some natures. 59 in trenton. 59 in wilmington, 67 in cape may. as we go through the day it will be cooler. 64 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., 67 degrees, probably basically cloudy by then, 7:00 p.m. we're down to 61. obvious if you're dressing the kids for school it's on the cool side this morning. some suburbs in the 50s, philadelphia probably low 60s. cloudy and damp for now, by the time they come

. >> let's go to karen rogers with weather and matt pellman is helping you out with traffic. >> reporter: it's would be nice if it was nice. >> reporter: nice and sunny and dry. remnants of nate is moving through the region right now. most of it going north and west of the city. what does that mean for us? i want to show you a view, storm tracker 6 live double scan, mostly dry in the i-95 corridor. take a close look, you see the areas of red and yellow southwest of baltimore, they will ride up in the i-95 corridor and bring us rain in the next couple of hours. 74 degrees right now in philadelphia. it's warm and humid, 74 in reading, 75 in millville. so still feeling oppressively humid. what to expect today, lots of clouds and showers here and there, it's not going to rain constantly all day. 7:00 a.m., 74 degrees by lunchtime. you'll be raining late morning into the afternoon hours. 3:00 p.m., mostly cloudy skies and 77. look at this, in the afternoon and evening we could see a shower or thunderstorm popping up, maybe a rumble of thunder and that's because you have the summertime time he

loves us. let's go over to karen rogers in the green dress and david murphy has accuweather. >> reporter: i would have a green tie on, but it disappears in front of the green screen. i don't know how you pull that off. >> reporter: we have fog in the area, we have rain out by chicago that's a slow-moving system. it doesn't arrive until the overnight hours. the eagles game likely dry. 63 in wilmington. 60 in trenton. 59 in allentown. these are mild numbers this morning without much wind. we're expecting mainly cloudy skies as we go through the day, but it's going to be mild. it won't look the same as it did over the weekend, but similar. 72 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., high of 76. 74 by 5:00. 7:00 p.m., 72 degrees, very mild. if you're dressing the kids for the bus stop this morning. it's not going to be too terrible temperature-wise, 65 in some suburbs, 61 in philadelphia. remind the kids if their neighborhood is foggy, walking to the bus, take it slow crossing the streets. chester county with the dark shade of gray, parts of central montgomery county look to see the fog. som

crash show is making a return to the convention center, karen rogers has more in this week's 6 abc loves the arts >> this is the 41 year for the craft show. a $12 million for the philadelphia museum of art. >> you can find that piece that eitheri into your home or fits into yourlifestyle. >> reporter: roberto mathist will be selling a hand made pot re. >> functional ware and small collection of my sculpture work >> ready to ware and made to measure line. >> and marie icy makes jewelry with a 3d printer >> one of the best things is having the ability to talk to the artists and asking them what it is they do, how they did it and what inspired them to do it. >> reporter: the show is run by the women's committee of the philadelphia museum of art. they sift through more than 1,000 applicants and choose about 200 >> we're looking for new and innovative types of artists that really showcase what's happening in the world of crafts. >> reporter: they're bringing in 25 guest artists from korea. and design and students from local colleges >> that's the beauty from the smallest to the most beautiful

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday october 11th. >> and we're following breaking news. police investigate two deaths inside a mobile home in delaware. >> also, burning out of control. the latest on fire crews and their attempts to stop the california wildfires that are turning an american paradise into that hell scape. >> accuweather is tracking the chance of rain plus cooler air for this never ending summer season. >> it sounds so silly saying that it's october. let's go on over to karen rogers and dave murphy. they've got your accuweather and traffic. good morning. >> at least we break our streak of 80 plus degree temperatures. >> yes, there you go. we're still above average today, though. storm tracker6 live double scan has been showing us that we're dry so far. the wide view on satellite and you can see some rain out in central pennsylvania that's trying to push in our direction. it looks like most of these little sprinkles and lighter showers will probably hold off until later this morning or perhaps this evening.

about your accuweather and your traffic. dave murphy and karen rogers have that. good morning. >> we have better temps today, not quite as warm but we're adding rain to the mix. >> yeah, a little bit of rain out there. satellite and radar shows you there's also a lot of cloud cover to start out and we're seeing a couple of light sprinkles and showers in southern delaware and also in some of our far western areas, places like harrisburg picking up some of that right now. temperatures are not bad. 60 degrees in allentown, 66 currently in trenton. 67 degrees in philadelphia. and in wilmington and 70 degrees in cape may. as we go through the day, it's not going to be as warm as yesterday. we won't be in the 80's. we will be in the 70's. by noon up to 72. a high today of about 75 degrees and i expect to hit that kind of early in the day, say, 1:30 or 2 o'clock and then by 3 o'clock down to 73 and it's down into the 60's after that. there is the chance of occasional patch of drizzle or a patchy shower here or there. most of that will be centered in the late morning and afternoon hours, may

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday october 18 and we've got breaking news overnight. >> a man is stabbed with a large kitchen knife and police find him on the porch of a home with the murder weapon still in his back. >> it's another chilly start to the day but we are timing out a warmup for you as it goes on. >> let's get the clock started on that with meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> warmup coming. not right now 'cause it is chilly. >> chilly out there right now once again like yesterday. as we take a look at the weather sent you can see the cloud cover still off the coast, still very sunny out there today as we move through the day but starting out chillier. we have 48 degrees in philadelphia right now. 41 in allentown. 43 in trenton. these numbers a little bit better than yesterday but still cool enough for a coat in most neighborhoods. 44 degrees in wilmington and 55 in cape may. not much wind out there but chilly. however, this afternoon things get better. by noon we're up to 64 and by 3

, karen rogers, is here now with a closer look at the accuweather forecast. again we are feeling like summer out there. >> wearing pants and flip-flops. >> yes, i am. wearing shorts at home. especially when you have see through glasses. >> some people may like it. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry right now and could see a shower later on north and west of the city and i'll show you that in a minute. lets go outside and show what you it looks like we see a bit more cloud cover out and about as we look at sky 6 hd live over the commodore barry bridge getting the sunshine filtering through but not the crystal clear skies we have seen over the past few days and wow has it warmed up. temperature 76 degrees and the humidity is going up a notch over the weekend. and winds from the west vest and bringing up warm and moist air mass. the ocean temperature is 68. and here we are getting a good amount of cloud cover and watching the showers to the west they are moving into areas especially north and west of the city. and get a better view of the front from this satellite

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday october 17th. tam is off. jeanette reyes joins us. >> breaking overnight, people rush out of their apartments as flames break out at a south jersey apartment complex. >> president trump touches a nerve with former white house officials when he says other presidents did not contact the families of fallen american troops. >> and senator john mccain speaks out while accepting the liberty medal in philadelphia. >> david and karen. >> yes. >> chilly, hm. >> yeah. >> i packed the uggs with me for today. >> really? i took my fleas home so i would make sure i bring it back out on the terrace. we'll need it this morning. we have that cloud cover from yesterday off the coast and we're expecting plenty of sunshine, clear skies winds dropping a little bit today but the temperatures have also dipped. we're now down to 38 degrees in reading, holding 40 in allentown, 44 in philadelphia and these are the coolest numbers we've had so far this season so real good morning for a little extra jack

influential artists. karen rogers has more. >> reporter: the exhibition is called a grand vision and highlights 20th century artist violet oakley who promoted quality of life through her work and made contributions to the city of philadelphia. violet oakley was born in new jersey in the aftermath of the civil war and used her art to promote her platform of world peace and unity. >> she would have been the mayor of the art in her time. lived through the first and second world war and her life experiences told her that the world needed this coming together. the exhibition features nearly 100 works, paintings and stained glass window designs and sketches and what she was most famous for. >> she had projects that touched the whole world. the unity mural sits in the pennsylvania state capital. and shows them being freed from the shackles and chains around their ankles. nobody did this she was an artist with a lot of gusts. >> in 1921 she designed the medal for the philadelphia awards. it's a beautiful medal. >> oakley's work is particularly significant to the woodmere because her life par

southeast of japan. they survived on water purifier and a year's worth of food. >> karen rogers is up with traffic on friday morning. >> it cost more to see hit movies and less to see flops. details on a theater's pricing experiment coming up in business. >>> good morning everybody, it is friday, we're looking live in new jersey. that's 42, northbound traffic moving just fine at creek road. no delay or problems out there. no weather issues impacting the roads. it's just chilly to start you off. 295 we have construction blocking not one, but two lanes between route 30 and 42. watch for that construction. currently why 175 is closed between ferry road and 29 with overnight construction. it will be open in another hour or so, it will be out there a little longer. live on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound at 30. the last time i showed you the shot it was blocked up. once again traffic is moving again. the schuylkill expressway is open after the closure. monday night they will close the schuylkill expressway again at 30th street. >> you like the movies, some people don't they are not going a

., monday october 9. david murphy is off, karen rogers has accuweather in hand and matt pellman has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: another lovely midsummer morning. it feels that way, it's horribly humid out there, even worse than last week. the big story is the remnants of nate pushing through washington, d.c. they will be making it through our area. as you look at the radar image you get the idea it will be heaviest north and west of the city. what to expect in our area. storm tracker 6 live double scan the way to see what's happening. let's show you in the closer view. they are getting pounded in baltimore, in lancaster they are getting it north and west heavy rain in the poconos. this will change through the day as some of the rain works through the region and we start to get the remnants from what was once hurricane nate now is a tropical depression. 74 in philadelphia. 75 in reading. 74 in atlantic city. here's how the day will look, lots of clouds today temperatures holding in the 70s. the high today, 79. 7:00 a.m., 74. i think we'll see a slug of heavy rain late this mo

with mold calls an emergency meeting. >> david murphy is off, and karen rogers has the humid details. matt pellman is watching the roads. >> reporter: how was the weekend? >> reporter: the weekend was great, we are tracking the rain. right now we're looking at satellite and radar, you can see the rain is tracking west of the area, west of the city, through our region we're relatively dry. we'll see rain through the day it's not going to rain constantly and not originally we were thinking we would get up to 3 inches of rain. 75 degrees in reading. 75 in philadelphia. waking up early on a monday morning, 74 in atlantic city. how's the day going to look? well it's going to be gray. we'll see periods of rain on and off with showers even the potential for a thunderstorm at one point this morning and afternoon hours. by 7:00 a.m. it's a warm and humid 74 degrees. lunch time, 74. 3:00 p.m., 77. rising just to the upper 70s at 5:00 p.m. at 7:00 p.m., 76 still then a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. let's look at the dewpoints as soon as you step outside, you feel the humidity even up fro

for a treat. karen rogers takes us to haunted spots in cape may. and secretary of defense james mattis is in south korea what he is saying about the concerns over north korea's nuclear program and harvey winestein has file aid lawsuit in delaware. what he demanding from the company he cofounded with his brother. >> and we are continuing to follow a developing story from philadelphia. eight bullets were fired from a home on south juniper street overnight. they say it's connected to the shooting of two 16-year-old's tuesday night. bob brooks is here with more on the investigation. >> reporter: we spoke with the chief of police earlier this morning in his words, he says this is all kind of starting to spiral out of control and the way it might stop if the person of interest come forward as it was their home that was shot up in south philly early this

humidity is beginning to creep back in slowly but surely. and back outside we go to karen rogers with the details from accuweather and summer making a come back. >> very to say i'm loving it, sunshine is out here and we see clouds just a little bit a light breeze and feels good and even more humid this weekend though. and summer is really coming back. lets look at the numbers, it's already 80 in bethlehem and 76 in quakertown and pottstown and 81 in coatesville. and 80 in malvern and 80 in warminster and 76 in center city. and the suburbs in new jersey, 78 in browns mills and 78 in surf city, and why not go down the shore, 80 in vineland and 75 in claymont and 79 in dover, delaware. satellite 6 along with action radar we have more cloud cover than the past few days but seeing enough sunshine. watch the showers moving in from the west. we see them fow approaching pittsburgh, and there is a cold front coming through the region and kind of washing out and kind of stalling over us for a couple of days and bringing us clouds and a chance for showers you see to the west. if you are north and we

david murphy and karen rogers a wet start today. >> reporter: it's a wet start and we have a handful of accidents and i expect we might see problems with regional rails. >> reporter: leaves on the road and it is rainy

. >>> first up, weather and traffic. good morning karen rogers and david murphy. >> reporter: good morning. grab the jacket. >> reporter: the weather center shows us clear skies out there. cloudy cover to the west of us, we're looking at bright conditions from start to finish. it's chilly this morning. in the 30s allentown, reading and lancaster. had 2 in trenton. 43 on the nose in wilmington. 46 in millville in the heart of south jersey. it will be better this afternoon, we'll have lots of sun, clouds here and there. noon 57. 3:00 p.m., 65 degrees. we were close to 60 yesterday. that's a little bit of a bump. 62 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. back in the upper 50s we'll see the numbers drop a little bit. on the bus stop it's chilly, dress the kids in a little bit extra. 43 degrees on the bus in philadelphia. 44 in the suburbs, especially in the rural areas cold there. not much wind, so there's not much of a windchill to talk about. we have a frost advisory up until 9:00 in the northern and western suburbs and central counties in south jersey. the weekend call is coming up, kind of a jekyl

a tribute to star wars a franchise in the hands of our parent company disney. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it was 40 years ago that director george lucas released star wars and the philly pops are recreating the classic sound track live in concert with a full symphony orchestra. it's dubbed a star wars celebration that will feature music from academy award winning composer john williams. >> people will recognize all the music. it's an inter galactic journey through the star wars sound tracker. >> it includes the imperial march. >> reporter: music director swears audiences will feel like they are seeing the actual movie live on stage. >> we expect darth vader to show up. we'll have storm troopers out there and other characters. >> reporter: the pops will be joined on stage by the 180 voice festival chorus, but the experience starts before you walk into the concert hall. >> kids and family members can get their pictures taken their favorite star wars characters. >> reporter: the second half of the program will pay tribute to lucas' good friend stephen spi

. gray skies all around today. meteorologist karen rogers over in the weather center with the first check on the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: that's right, sarah we've had over an inch of rain in the poconos, in philadelphia less than a half inch. satellite and radar shows how it moved into the area. let's take a look at the closest view with storm tracker 6 live double scan. we can see the heavier cells moving on out. we had the steadier rain there. the areas of yellow in trent, the heaviest rain is pulling away. in the city itself it is moving more lightly. in atlantic city it's picking up before it exits off the coast. the closer view, the heavier rain is moving off to the north and east. in the city it's starting to get lighter out there. malvern, drizzle and coatsville, as well. that was the remnants of what was at one point hurricane nate. looking at the temperatures 74 degrees in reading, 74 in philadelphia. it is warm and muggy. millville, 76. 75 right now in dover, delaware. here's what's going to happen the rest of the day. we're watching the heaviest rain that pulle

classic. karen rogers has more in this week's 6 abc loves the art. >> the sleeping beauty ballet is based on the disney movie and the philadelphia ballet is breening new life into it. it tells the story of princess aurora who is cursed. and brought back with a kiss. >> love concurs all. >> it was choreographed by one of the most influential choreographers in history. >> creating story ballads and creating the two dancers dancing together. >> and the artistic director restaged the piece to compliment today's style of dance. >> we tried to stay true to the choreograph, but now they can jump higher and are more flexible. and plans to keep audiences on the edge of their seat. >> there is so much happening when you go to the theater you want to see dance and action and movement. >> and fans can expect to see a new show each night. as a tradition we'll have six different casts. but at approach and energy and the dancing is very different. we have so many tal ened dancers i want to give it to everyone. >> tickets are selling fast. >> there are only nine shows, people should run to get the

opening its season by updating a fairy tale clarifying. karen classic. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: pennsylvania bay -- ballet is a story about sleeping beauty. the ballet first premiered in the russia in the late 19th century and choreographed by one of the most influencal choreographers in ballet history. >> it created the two dancers dancing together. >> reporter: the artistic director restaged the piece to compliment today's style of dance. >> today for example, the dancers can jump higher and do more turns and are more flexible. >> reporter: he plans to keep audiences on on the edge of their streets. >> when you go to the theater you want to see dance and action you want to see movement. >> reporter: and fans can expect to see a few show each night. >> as a tradition we're going to have 6 different casts. the approach and the energy is different. we have so many talented dancers i want to give attention to everyone. >> people should run to get their tickets because people like sleeping beauty because they usually fly. >> reporter: pennsylvania ballet performs

o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday october 25th. we're following several breaking news stories. >> flames are still ripping through a popular restaurant on south street already damaging the eatery plus several apartment buildings. we are live as firefighters continue to battle the flames. >> and two teens are shot to death on a south philadelphia street. what neighbors say they heard before the start of the gunfire. >> we are timing out when autumn-like weather returns. >> and in fact the guy with the watch timing it out expertly is dave murphy. he's got more and karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> we got it down to the second over here. >> it's 6 o'clock and 10 seconds in the weather. >> and we're breaking our streak of the 70's today. >> yeah, we are actually. as we take a look at satellite in the weather center cloud cover mainly off the coast. there's another batch over to the west and some high thin clouds around. i think we're going to start out fairly sunny. you can see how the rai

you might want to get those plants in. karen rogers, what do you got early on on the roads. >> we have some late running construction that was causing a problem. the crews were still blocking the off ramp from the schuylkill to conshohocken. it had been scheduled to reopen at 5:00 a.m. took until about 5:30. it is opened now. but it will close again tonight at 11 o'clock. we have so many construction crews. working on the schuylkill, working on i-95 and it's tough when you're driving early in the morning especially if you have suddenly have late running construction but as we look at the big picture the other overnight construction zones have all cleared and traffic is moving a lot better. now this has cleared as well. this is a good time in the morning. construction has cleared. delays haven't kicked in just yet but don't worry they will and now we've got an accident as well so this one is over here on huntington pike at tomlinson road. on 422 it's a disabled truck that's out here on the right shoulder. this is 423 eastbound at 23. doesn't it seem like we have problems every day 423 e

, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone. it's 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday september -- >> october. >> it is october 3rd. they fooled me again. sorry. >> here is what we're following for you. still looking for answers. authorities are trying to figure out why a gunman opened fire in las vegas killing dozens of people. >> as more victims are identified, a pennsylvania man who went missing during the gunfire is still unaccounted for. >> the music world is remembering tom petty this morning after his publicist confirmed the rocker's death. really sad about that. >> indeed we are. sharing some memories of some of his songs here but first up weather and traffic with david and karen. good morning. >> good morning. rough day today. but a beautiful morning. >> yeah, no kidding. it is going to be really, really nice. storm tracker6 has been showing us that we're dry for the last couple days and satellite still backing that up. you can see lots of sunshine in play. as we get past the sunrise hour, a little bit of cloud cover out in western pennsylvania has bee

indoor activities, because it could be a washout. >> david murphy and karen rogers look at our weekend. >> reporter: we're looking ahead to a chilly start. >> reporter: i've got somebody on twitter saying can i get my balloon ride in? she didn't say when, today and tomorrow is a great day for a balloon ride as long as you bundle up. today we're looking at sunshine coming up over the horizon. these clouds to the west miss us, we're expecting sunshine today maybe pop up cloud cover here and there. cool this morning, 45 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, reading, lancaster we're sitting on 38. 36 in millville. 40 in wilmington, 42 in trenton. 54 in cape may. bundle up as you head outside. there's not a lot of wind out there. it won't be as breezy as yesterday. things get better later, noon 57. 3:00 p.m., 65 degrees still holding 62 comfortable and seasonable for this time of the year. a little bit above average. 7:58 if you're heading out on the town this evening, bring the jacket maybe a couple of layers because it will be dropping into the mid to low 50s toward the end. the bus

contemporary craft show is making a return to the convention center. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: this is the 41st year for the craft show it's not only one of the most prestigious in the nation, it's a major fundraiser that wrought in $12 million to the museum of art. it's a showcase of hands made one of kinds works functional and decorative. >> it's a piece that fits into your home or philadelphia lifestyle. philadelphia artist will selling her poetry. >> my wear is functional, a of my sculpture work. >> and maria makes you'llry with a 3d printers. >> this is printerred in nylon plastic all in one piece, it comes out of the machine interlocked. >> one thing to coming to the show is having the ability to talk to the artist and asking them what it is that they do and how they did it and what inspired them to do. >> reporter: it is run by the women's committee of the philadelphia museum of art. they sift through 1,000 applicants and choose 200. they are bringing in 25 guest artist from korea and design art students from local colleges. there's something there for ever

everyone. it's 5:31 on this wednesday october 4th. matt pelman is here, karen rogers filling in for david. good morning to you both. >> october or june? >> feeling more like june, that's right. it's kind of hard to remember what month we're in. and temperatures going up even more tomorrow. so, let's take a look right now at your satellite and radar. we are clear, we are dry. we've got this bubble of high pressure right over us so nothing happening in our region as you look out to the west we've got this front that's going to be moving through and impacting us a little bit come tomorrow. right now, though, those temperatures, let's check them. dipped to 45 in allentown, that's a new number. 49 in reading, 49 in lancaster. it's still 57 in the city. 51 in wilmington. 44, kind of chilly there once again in millville. 46 degrees at atlantic city airport so temperatures 40's and 50's. we still have those clear skies. you get that good radiational cooling. you're starting off with a bit of a chill in the air but wow is it changing this afternoon. even warmer this afternoon than yesterday.

and the aftermath of it in some places 6:15 a.m., 46 degrees. >> let's turn to karen rogers and see how the roads are shaping up, good morning karen. >> reporter: good morning, we have an accident that popped up on the ramp to the schuylkill expressway westbound 202, you can hardly see the vehicle, it's dark out here, the roads are wet, no flashing lights, no crews on the scene. we have an accident on the ramp to 202. that's our second accident that popped up on the schuylkill expressway him here we have a new issue with downed wires, we're talking about 40-mile an hour wind gusts through the area. homeville road near center hall road in chester county. reports of a tree that may having caught on fire with the downed wires, this is happening right now in west fallo field township. there's reports of a tree that caught on fire. an accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound near bordentown 206 that has cleared. but we've got flooding going on in mount laurel burlington bulg- burlington county. union mill road. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have rain throughout the area. in p

goes on. karen rogers we'll be back with a warmup over the next couple of days. we spotted a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway eastbound near south street. it's cleared, traffic is moving well right now. overnight construction on the eastbound schuylkill expressway has cleared, as well. second street is closed because of the fire at head house square. you want to watch for the closures at head house square as they deal with the problem from the cleanup. on the big picture, the major are looking good, blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 you see the green traffic flow. in old city, the ramp from front treat to i-95 we're having problems with the traffic lights, be careful they are on flash. you have to use caution. an accident in mercer county that brought down a pole, 206 at union street. >>> students at two philadelphia schools are dealing with the tragic deaths of their classmates shot to death on the streets of philadelphia. police are asking the community to look at tech devices or security cameras for possible clues. katherine scott is live at police headq

new exhibition that pays tribute to one of the region's most you be influential artists karen rogers has more on 6 abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it highlights 20th century artist violet okly who promoted equality of life through work and contributions to the city of philadelphia. violet okly was born new jersey in 1874 during the after math of the civil war. and she used her art to promote the platform of world peace and unity >> she could have been the mayor of the arts in her time. she lived through the first world war and the second. her life experiences told her that the world needed this coming together >> the exhibition features near the 100 work including paintings, stained glass window design, and the muellers she was most famous for >> she had projects that touched the whole world? >> it shows the history of end slave suffered by >> she shows them being freed from the shackles around their ankles. she was an artist with a lot of guts. >> oh. >> reporter: she designed the metal for the philadelphia awards >> it's a beautiful gold metal prize in philadelphia. >> reporter: her w

cool down in the afternoon, afternoon highs in the low 60s. time now 6:14 a.m., karen rogers things are relatively moving behind you. >> reporter: they are moving, it's a little damp out there. let's take a look, schuylkill expressway westbound at 30th street. the schuylkill expressway had been shutting down westbound at 0th street. you can see as you drive under 30th street. you have the brighter lights. they did a lot of work. one lane will be blocked from 9:00 p.m. to 35:00 a.m. -- 5:00 a.m., through thursday. schuylkill expressway westbound at 30th tonight through thursday night one lane blocked, but they will at least leave it open where they have been shut it down. we have other closures on the schuylkill expressway westbound 202 through city avenue. 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. even on the weekend as you travel friday and saturday, expect the jams on the schuylkill expressway because bf it. we're in the green, i-95 the schuylkill expressway, 42 we're seeing building volume, but not major delays. i-95 at cottman traffic moring there. i have an accident 422 eastbound near valley forg

. meteorologist karen rogers joins us along with matt pellman. >> sixth day of the month. 6 is usually lucky around here. >> it's pretty good as long as you like the summer i've got a summer day for you ahead. we've got some clouds out there this morning. you see the showers moving up to the north. i think they mostly stay out of our region. we could sneak in a shower in the poconos. most of the area stays dry today. partly sunny and wow is it warm. 67 degrees already in philadelphia. it's 64 this morning in reading. normally we see temperatures at this hour in the low 50s. not today. 65 in millville. 66 at atlantic city airport. here's how the day is going to go for you. at 7:00 a.m. 67 degrees with clouds out there. by noontime 76. you're going to see sunshine mixing with the clouds. a warm and partly sunny afternoon at 3:00, 81. your highs will be similar to yesterday afternoon. at 7:00, 76 degrees. let's take a look at the dew points. that gives you an idea of how it feels out there this morning and you look at these dew points ranging from 62 in the speak, 64 in philadelphia, 63 in atla

weather cooperates then and also today with meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: we'll get to enjoy lots of sunshine. it's chilly out there. take a look at the weather center we have lots of sunshine on the way a little bit later this morning. as we have, yes, as we have sunshine on the way lack of cloud cover. there's cloud cover off to the west of us, but we are looking at nice, bright start across the region. as we look at temperatures it's chilly this morning, 45 degrees in philadelphia. we're down to 37 in allentown and reading and lancaster. 46 in millville. trenton, 39 as wilmington, 39. a chilly start across the region. and maybe cool enough for coats on the kids, heavier jacket than what we've done recently. it does look like we'll improve today, lots of sunshine overall, noon, 57. yesterday we stopped at 58 with the bluster breeze. today the winds or not as bad. under the sun it will be 65. so it will be better. 7:00 p.m., back in the upper 50s. we'll be dealing with cold temperatures in the outlying areas, we could go as 34 while t

out there as karen rogers has more in what you can expect in accuweather and matt pelman has your traffic. good morning. >> the fling does have to end at some point. >> it kind of dips down and comes back up. it's not ending. let's take a look at that shot you saw right now and you can see we have mostly clear skies above the ben franklin bridge. we had a cool front that moved through. it's bringing in some drier air mass and that's going to help to lower the dewpoints over the coming hours so if you're taking the dog for a walk over the next few hours you can expect partly cloudy skies. we're starting offer with temps in the 70's. in the height of the afternoon we reach the upper 70's by lunchtime. 83 for your high today. so, it will feel muggy early on. by the afternoon hours going to feel a little better. bye-bye doggie. let's check those current dewpoints. we're feeling a real difference with that. so a cool front moved through, the northerly flow behind it dropping dewpoints to 63 in allentown but still the mid 60's in philadelphia, mid 60's -- 65 degrees now -- yesterday we