from the high of 64. which is 17 degrees above normal. allentown 40. atlantic city airport 48 degrees. and wilmington currently 43. and good amount of sunshine this afternoon after we had showers moving through in the morning. and satellite 6 along with actions radar showing the stalled frontal boundary to the north. it is keep the really cold air at bay at least the next couple of days. tomorrow height pressure builds in and it will bring us a round ever rain really the middle of the night. enjoy tomorrow the first day of march. loads of sunshine. it will be mild. not quite as warm as today, but a high of 60 in philadelphia. a little cooler in the northwest suburbs. 53 in allentown. wilmington 58. with wind out of the southeast off the ocean along the shore points about 10 degrees cooler than philadelphia. afternoon high of 50 degrees. futuretracker showing around this time tomorrow night, this is when the clouds are thickening and we see some showers developing in the far northwest suburbs. most of these really will be falling when most us are sleeping. around 4:00 in the morning th

, even upper 60's, for allentown, reading, trenton and millville. at the shore today temperatures topped off in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees. it is still only in the 50's because of the wind out of the southerly direction off of that ocean, just 42 degrees. as we look at satellited and radar this area of showers, it is not all that wide and it will continue to shrink as it head to the south. there is no atmosphere energy to keep these showers going, so, as they push through we are looking at a trace to a tenth of an inch of rain overnight. there it is at 4:00 a.m. around that pennsylvania turnpike off to the north, still dry, southern new jersey and delaware and notice it is a pencil thin line at 6:00 o'clock in the morning as it passes philadelphia and wilmington. it is quickly off the coast. sunshine, back in full force, pretty much first thing in the morning in the lehigh valley and then expanding down to the south into the afternoon at 4:00 o'clock, the sunshine really in control. as we look at the high temperatures for tomorrow, low 60's in the lehigh valley. sixty-six in phila

many of the suburbs, already to the 40's. forty-three millville. forty-three allentown. a chill in the air compared to where we have been the last few days. forty-five in the atlantic city a airport. forty-nine right now in cape may. as we look at satellite and radar we have had high clouds, streaming in from the south ape west. you can see moisture gathering in the deep south, tennessee valley, it will take its time before it pushes up into our area. beginning of your weekend here on saturday, tomorrow is beautiful, a lot of sunshine first part of the day, high cloud entering in the afternoon and still mild, although it does go down from today. sixty-five in philadelphia. fifty-eight allentown. sixty-five wilmington. sixty-six in millville. cooler along the shore with temperatures in the 50's. jim, we will let you know when rain arrives and we will give you that seven day forecast where temperatures do tumble but then they do recover, all that coming up in a little bit. >> thanks, adam. >>> this past tuesday night if you will recall it was a particularly violent night in philadelphia

upper 40's in philadelphia, 49 there, 50 in allentown. fifty in cape may, and 48 degrees in lancaster. we will look ahead and talk about what we can expect. on and off showers for the rest of tonight, how extra time for the commute tomorrow morning and it will be much cooler with that easterly win, coming in off the atlantic. temperatures maxing out the in the upper 40's and definitely a difference from what we have been seeing across the region. we will have more details with the full, exclusive, accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it was quite the selection sunday for the delaware valley, three local teams from our area heading to the big dance. >> st. joes sealed their tournament birth earl ter day after winning a conference championship. they will be joined by villanova and temple, who could end up facing each other if all goes well. jamie apody here to break it down, jamie, this is exciting. >> why do they do that the selection committee. they love the little will sneaky match ups. >> they do. >> nothing like selection sunday. luckily today all smiles for

philadelphia. down from the high of 53. allentown the same. wilmington 48. trenton 48. cape may 67 degrees. the ground is wet and the temperature is very close to the dewpoint. that means we will see some patchy fog developing, primarily in low-lying areas. river valleys. and millville holding at four miles visibility and the airport five miles. and patchy fog in the overnight, not widespread. the morning rush forecast, use caution if you have areas of fog, use low beams and slow things down. and "action news" tracking any fog beginning at 4:30 in the morning. all in all tomorrow we will see some sunshine. satellite 6 and action radar showing we are in between systems now. the low pressure that brought us the mid-day showers moved on. we have clearing skies now, but another system waiting in the wings and this caused violent weather. pretty good squall line moving through parts of illinois. seven tornadoes reported. the actual low with this will lift up to the north. what that will do is track a frontal boundary through our region in the afternoon. that can bring some showers, but

-seven in mount pocono. forty-two allentown. fifty-three in philadelphia. fifty in wilmington and right now the atlantic city airport sitting a at 45 degrees. the as we look at satellite ape radar crystal clear skies, for the most part. we have very dry air in place, now that colder air has pushed in. when we looked to the south and we look to the west, yes, there is moisture here. there is a couple pieces of energy. this first batch of energy will race its way to the east, and clip our region especially south of philadelphia tomorrow afternoon. that is little change, in the forecast. also this down to the south is going to kind of hold back, and until sunday when it will try to develop that nor'easter. your day planner for tomorrow, we will start with sun, and then cloud increase in the afternoon for philadelphia. high of 48 degrees. the it is chilly. south of the city tomorrow will start this introducing of light rain showers, it is 3:30 in the afternoon. especially in wilmington, dover, millville, shore communities. at times could try to mix with wet snow but you notice that this doe

. fifty-four allentown. fifty-six in philadelphia a. fifty-two in wilmington. so much cooler. but this is more typical for this time of the year but we will lose some of the sunshine going into easter sunday, rick. i will chat about that in the full accu weather forecast. >> all right, adam, we will seal you later, thank you. >>> princeton is one of the number of of universities across the country that has been seemingly hacked by a white supremacist group with the goal of spreading anti sematic messages. flyers with disparaging comments about jews and links to neo nazi web sites have been spewing out from network connected printers a and fax machines at princeton, brown university, u.s.c., u-conn, u-mass, northeastern and others. experts say this appears to be a new tactic for a hate cream. princeton released a statement tonight saying princeton attachedes great importance to mutual respect and we deplore hatred directed against any individual or group. >>> hundreds of the people turned out in germantown tonight calling for an end to the gun violence that has hit their community. it d

allentown 33. wildwood 31. wilmington 31 degrees. certainly not in the deep freeze by any stretch of the imagination. satellite six with action radar showing that the mainly that will eventually form a coastal storm and move out to sea is way down to the south over south carolina we are getting clipped with a northern fringe of this snow. future tracker showing around 1:00 o'clock, temperatures around 30 degrees with snow showers around heading in the morning commute. not a will solid band of snow just some snow showers around at 7:00 o'clock. by 10:00 o'clock most of it has moved off the coast mixing in with a lit built on have rain. by 1:30 sunshine is back as temperatures in the 40's. so anything that does stick will be melting very quickly. so expected snowfall amount it was low at 6:00. i brought it down even lower. north of the pennsylvania turnpike, we're looking at a grassy coating, south a coating to perhaps a slushy inch, again on the non-paved surfaces. all this should be melting on the road. it is not a huge event but we will have moderate impacts throughout the overnight

year. philadelphia 50 degrees down from the high of 59. allentown and reading 50. millville 49. cape may 48. and wilmington 49 degrees with winds out of the south. temperatures not dropping off enough. action radar showing we have some high, thin clouds moving in over a dome of high pressure. with the winds out of the south, really intensifying tomorrow ahead of a storm system. and satellite 6 and action radar showing they are talking about severe weather. they have a tornado watch in effect for parts of northwest louisiana. we had five reports of tornadoes in oklahoma. and also, a good possibility of flooding. this system will be moving through on friday, but ahead of it tomorrow we get the surge of warm air out of the south. futuretracker showing at 10:00, already 61 degrees in philadelphia. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures soaring up into the 70s. you may want to think what a great beach day, however when you get winds out of the south-southeast it is off the ocean, the ocean temperature is 50 degrees. so right along the beaches temperatures only up into the 50s. quite

way next week. right now though is there a chill in the air. 36 degrees in philadelphia, allentown and trenton, 32. atlantic city airport 30. wilmington 33. wildwood currently at 36 degrees. satellite six along with action radar is showing a deepening, intensifying storm system is continuing to pull away us from. most areas just a little bit of snow. philadelphia less than a inch but parts of the cape may county more than 6 inches of snow accumulating on the the grass this morning and now this next system is waiting in the wicks wings. it will be moving quickly. that will be press nothing on sunday morning. so tonight, really nothing to worry about. mainly clear skies. little bit on the chilly side. 22 degrees in the cooler suburbs. 23 degrees in center city. your sat the day we will start off with sunshine but cloud roll in the afternoon. temperatures will be seasonably cool, 1:00 o'clock 42. by 4:00, 44. by 7:00 o'clock 39 degrees. future tracker is showing sunday morning we will get rain and snow showers, around the philadelphia area northwest, little bit a above, and that is wh

next e right now though is there a chill in the ai 36 degrees in pladelphia, allentown and eon 32. atlantic city aport 30. wilmington 33. wildwood currently at 36 degrees. satellite sixlong with action radar showing a deepening, intensifyingtorm system is continuing to pull away us o most areas st a ltleit ofn. philadelphia less than a in butarts ofhe cape may county more than ihes of snow accumulating on the e grass th rng and now this ne system is waiting in the wicksings. it will be moving qckly. that will be press nothing on sunday morning. so tonight really nothing to worry about. mainly clear skies. little bit on the iy se. 22 degrees in the cooler burbs. 23 degrees in center t your sat the day weill start offith nine b cld roll in the afternoon. temperatures will be seonably cool, 1:00 o'clock 42. by 4:00, 44. by 7:00 o'clock 39 degrees. future tracker is swing sunday morning we will t rain and ow showersround the philadelphia ar northwest, little bit a above and at is when we wi get mixing. et moves ou breaks of theunshiney the afternoon but also a few sprinkles. a little

64 and 78 in trenton and 78 in allentown and basically every reporting station inland broke those record temperatures with many locations hitting that 80 degree mark, as we look at satellite and radar, we see the area of showers and thunderstorms kind of arcing their way from the gulf of mexico and then through the ohio and tennessee valley and the northeast, and high pressure to the south the high is breaking down and will push the front through overnight and that brings showers and the wind shift out of the north tomorrow. a lot of clouds building in quickly and 53 allentown and 60 in dover, and it is a mild overnight. as we track the showers for you on future tracker, they are still to the north of the lehigh valley and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. the showers collapse, at 3:00 in the morning it's light rain, and off the coast in the morning, it's dry and returning sun to the north and south, and lunch time tomorrow, and 50s to the north and west and low 60s to the south and east, over the next 12 to 24 hours, it's dry through the next few hours and they arrive from 11

allentown and 11 degrees cooler in atlantic city than it was just 24 hours ago. we've got you covered if you're out on the town tonight. 58 degrees at 7:00 p.m. it's mostly clear at 8 o'clock. we'll drop down into the lower 50's at 9 p.m. staying into the lower 50's at 10 o'clock tonight and in the upper 40's at 11:00 p.m. underneath a mostly clear sky so conditions will be cooling down relatively quickly. here's what we can expect as we head into our weekend. a sunny start tomorrow. we are tracking some evening showers for sunday but temperatures for the most part holding into the 60's. we've got the details monica coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we'll wait for that many thank you so much melissa. >> and with a chance of showers late this weekend you can take the accuweather forecast with you wherever you're headed. you can get realtime updates on conditions outside on our web site 6abc.com. >> from our new jersey news room tonight trenton police are still looking for at least one suspect after a shooting that sent five people to the hospital. happened aroun

breaks of sunshine in allentown and warmer and 54 and poconos 59 degrees and dover legs peeks of sunshine and cape may currently, 51 with winds from the northwest. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have an area of low pressure move ago way from us, but there is another system on its heels as we head to the midwest, this actually is producing severe weather so we have tornado watches in effect there. that low pressure moves up to the north and what we get is a warm front moving up tomorrow. that will bring us more clouds and showers and also an increase in temperatures. tonight lots of clouds and patchy fog and could slow down your morning commute and watch "action news" at 4:30, 48 in philadelphia and allentown 42 and wilmington 43 degrees, not that cold overnight and future tracker showing tomorrow morning at 9:00 the fog should be burning off and we'll see peeks of sunshine and the first half of the day. is brighter than the second half. as we head into the afternoon clouds begin to thicken and late in the afternoon and evening, as the warm front passes we'll see a

the 60s for highs. wilmington 60 and allentown 57 and the average high for this time of year is 53 degrees, once again a mild day, temperatures tonight dropping into the 40s but allentown and lancaster, into the upper 30s and philadelphia 44 and cape may 46 and trenton 42. looking to be a pretty decent day tomorrow. windy and a cold front moves through. temperatures again relatively mild. allentown 56 and cape may 58 and trenton 58 degrees, that cold front will usher in cold air and future tracker showing two low pressures will form and really intensify off the coast of cape hatteras and what this does is push in moisture and this is 8:30 in the morning and you see there is mixing and rain in south jersey and delaware. and north and west of i-95, it likely will be all snow. what you can expect for the first day of spring. it won't look like it in the northwest suburbs, wet snow through the day, i-95 metro area, mainly wet snow and mixing in with rain and central delaware, and south jersey a raw rain all day but once the sunsets, you'll get the transition to wet snow in the evening

. 63. it's 62 in wilmington, 59 in allentown along the coast in cape may 57. 60 out to the west in lancaster but the winds have been pretty stiff out of the westerly direction. they're gusting as high as 36 miles per hour in philadelphia, as high as 32 in dover and a gust up to 29 miles per hour in allentown and the lehigh valley and that may make it feel a little cooler from time to time this evening. satellite6 along with action radar shows you what we're tracking here. we've got a cold front draped just to our north and this will dip southward as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours and with that there could be a spotty shower but once this comes on through, it will help to lock in some cold air. ahead of this system that's still off to our west and this will eventually transfer its energy to an area of low pressure off the coast and this will develop our nor'easter as we go throughout the day on sunday. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight, clearing skies, brisk and colder dropping down to 38 in philadelphia, 28 in allentown for the overnight low. we'll d

winter coat. 31 in philadelphia and 32 in atlantic city airport and 30 in allentown and feels like 23 degrees in lancaster, the winds will be diminishing, satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have clear conditions and what will happen is this bubble of high pressure that develops overnight and moves right over us, that brings us clear skies and diminishing winds and temperatures into the 20s and then another system waiting in the wings and this low pressure is developing across the plain states and what this will do is fly through the south late into friday and that brings us a brush with wet snow. tonight a quiet night, again the winds diminishing but cold. 27 in philadelphia and 23 in allentown and 29 in cape may. a chilly start to the day tomorrow and it stays cold. future tracker 6 showing at 3:30 this is when we see clouds drifting up from the southwest and temperatures only in the mid to upper 30s tomorrow and then late tomorrow night, this is when light snow will begin to develop out of the south around 11:00 and that continues into the overnight hours. i really do

allentown, the lehigh valley, 46 in lancaster at the coast in wildwood coming in at 48 degrees. the winds have been pretty blustery all of the day. we have those winds out of the northwest gusting as high as 35 miles per hour in philadelphia, a gust up to 37 in millville, gusting as high as 38 in reading and 30 out to the west in lancaster. we'll talk about what's going on. satellite6 along with action radar you can see the early morning snow showers we had across our region already starting to exit to our east. plenty of sunshine earlier today and now we are watching those instability clouds that are moving on through and again after sunset tonight the clouds will start to dissipate and it becomes mostly clear. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight, lots of stars, less wind as well. dropping down 226 in allentown, 33 in philadelphia and 35 in cape may for the overnight low. the upper 20's out to the west in lancaster. future tracker six showing you we've got a nice rebound in temperature on the way this week. by 4:00 p.m. on tuesday, we've got high pressure just to our south

degrees and 57 in allentown and 52 in the coast of cape may and 58 in reading and trenton up the 95 corridor coming in at 56. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have dry conditions across the region and you'll notice unsettled weather to the north of us and this for the most part bypasses us and rides northward and we tap into the warm south-southwestly winds. the call from accuweather, watching out for a full moon, not as chilly tonight. dropping down to 47 in the city and 41 in allentown and 48 in cape may. look at the sky tonight. jupiter and the full moon is what you can see tonight. jupiter appears just as bright as the moon will be during the overnight hours, look to the southwest to see that a full warm moon overhead this evening, future tracker 6 showing it's about the numbers, the south-southwestly wind and 69 in the evening come tomorrow and as we get into thursday, near record warmth, 74 along the 95 corridor and 65 in the poconos, at the coast in wildwood, a touch cooler at 56 and 71 out to the west in dover. your five-day at 5:00, a midweek winter wither, up

starting to carve out some clearing skies there in allentown and the lehigh valley and this will continue to sag off to the south and east with there northerly wind as we go throughout the rest of tonight. despite the clouds and the moisture overhedda was still quite mild coming in at 73 in philadelphia, 70 in trenton, 70 in wilmington but a little cooler to our north and west, 62 in allentown, same thing in reading as allentown and our northwest suburbs are dealing with that dry but cooler northerly wind that helps to dry out the atmosphere just in time for the start our weekend. 7:00 p.m. tonight 63. it's mostly sunny. 60 degrees at 8:00 p.m., mostly clear. we'll drop down into the upper 50's at nine and 10 o'clock tonight. we got a mostly clear sky at 11:00 p.m. dropping down to z we'll talk about what's ahead. clearing skies later tonight and during the overnight hours. it does get a little cooler as well but it will set us up for a newark a touch on the cool side for our easter holiday weekend. details guys coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thanks melissa

. allentown 35. reading 36. trenton 39 and cape may 43 degrees. and tomorrow's going to be a lot cooler than today. today again made it up to about 67 degrees in philadelphia. tomorrow more seasonable with a high of 56. 57 is the normal high for this time of the year. allentown 52. cape may 53. and wilmington 56 degrees. we will have a good amount of sunshine but winds up to about 30 miles per hour. if you have allergies, it's going to be a tough week. the pollen forecast really medium to high all week long until we get into the weekend. maple and juniper the main culprits this time of year. so, the five day forecast showing tomorrow 56 degrees, plenty of sunshine but it will be a windy day. wednesday the pick of the week. mostly sunny and mild with a high of 60. on thursday, it warms up to 72 degrees ahead of a cold front cold front but that cold front will bring us some rain late in the day on thursday night and friday kind of the opposite. we have the rain in the morning, then clearing skies, 68 degrees and as we head into the weekend, temperatures are going to take a tumble. on satu

the high is 59 and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and philadelphia 58 and allentown 54 and cape may 55 degrees, it feels cool compared to yesterday and this is actually above normal. 57 degrees is the average high for this time of year. and if you look at this month, it has been a very warm month. we only have eight days of below average highs, those are the days in blue, every other day is above average, and temperatures running a whopping 7.3 above average this month. it looks like this will be the fourth warmest month in philadelphia's history. we'll be cooling things down though as we head through the first week of april. satellite 6 along with action radar showing right now we have this broad area of high pressure and as it moves in and settles over us tonight it will keep the skies clear and really diminishes the winds and that means temperatures drop off quickly, clear skies and a chilly night. a low of 26 degrees in the cooler suburbs, 33 degrees in center city and winds 3 to 6 miles per hour. the winds are really dying off and tomorrow the pick of the week, loads o

bit of a breeze. philadelphia 58 and allentown 59 and wilmington 54 and the winds are generally from the southeast and philadelphia winds 13 miles per hour and stronger in wildwood and wilmington clocking in at 20 miles per hour. but with the winds shift out of the south that brings us warmer air. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the big picture, high pressure off the eastern seaboard and low pressure from the midwest, that moves up over canada and that puts us in a squeeze play that pulls up tremendous winds from the southwest tomorrow. even tonight it won't get that cold. temperatures in the 20s and 30s, and tonight dropping down into the 40s under partly cloudy skies and 46 in philadelphia and allentown dropping to a low of 40 degrees and good viewing conditions to see the inter international space station. what you want to do is look up to the southwest horizon at 8:56 and it's visible for four minutes it will arc over you and exit to the east-northeast at 60 degrees and partly cloudy skies and the fact that the moon is not rising until well after midnight creates pret

allentown and dover, delaware a peak wind of 43 miles per hour. reading and trenton 71 and winds off the ocean cape may is cooler, the current temperature only 59 degrees, we'll have another warm day tomorrow. but it will be unsettled. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the initial band of showers moving through later tonight and i want to widen this out and show you the scope of this storm system it's a big storm, the low pressure over lake michigan and a trailing cold front, this whole system is heading our way and the low pressure is moving to the north and we will not be getting the full impact of the storm. but we'll get rain, this is really good news. march is normally dry, philadelphia reporting 2 inches of rain an inch and a half below normal. and allentown 2.5 inches below average, the second driest march on record for allentown. we need the rain and will see it tomorrow. 11:00 tonight a few spotty showers and the morning commute there are plenty of clouds and showers and as we head through the day that is one of the days you see brightening of the skies and showers mov

. allentown 39, millville 36. wilmington 40 and wildwood currently 34 degrees. what's ahead? well, the weekend will be seasonable. looking at a possibility of some snow or rain showers sunday morning and then get ready for spring next week. temperatures will be soaring into the 70's but if you want to get a taste of spring before that stay tuned to our special on the flower show tomorrow night at 7:00 it's called explore america and really it explores more than a hundred national parks. we have something like this. this exhibit from shafer designs this is with an sell adams. these flowers look like a water few. i will have another look at the philadelphia flower show coming up in just a few minutes. back to you guys. >> looks pretty. bet it smells delicious. thanks cecily. >> the food. >> no, the flowers. time for the "action news" traffic report. he's always thinking about food. >> matt pelman t.g.i.f. to you. >> i believe with you on that. good afternoon rick and mon cam delays are blooming unfortunately here along the blue route 476 this afternoon. southbound direction you can see t

degrees. allentown 63. reading, excuse me and lancaster checking in at 64 degrees right now. so a lot of people asking me is winter over? yeah, it really is because we have never had a big march snowstorm during a strong el niÑo h. 1973 not any snow in march, zero. 1983, less than an inch, 1998.1. this year so far we received an inch of snow in philadelphia and i think the snow is over until next winter. satellite6 along with action radar -- i hear yay! cheers in the studio. this is a warm front that will be lifting through in the overnight hours. it won't bring us any moisture but we'll have some cloud cover and with it temperatures really not that cold. 44 degrees in philadelphia. cape may 45. allentown 38. and wilmington 41 degrees. so, future tracker showing tomorrow morning when you wake up we'll have some clouds around at 8 o'clock temperatures generally in the mid to upper 40's and low 50's. as we head into the afternoon, this warm front lifts to the north and that does two things. it brings back the return of sunshine and by 4 o'clock, temperatures up close to 70 degrees inland

, 73 degrees today and allentown and trenton 80 and wilmington 81. and even at the atlantic city airport tying a record high of 78 but with the wind off the ocean, cape may quite a bit cooler, the high only 62 degrees. if you look at high temperatures across the eastern seaboard, there is warm air to the south and jacksonville 80 that is ahead of the a cold front behind the front and temperatures take a drop into the 60s, we have one more day of record warmth before temperatures begin to drop off a little bit. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing this is the cold front moving through thursday night and moving through in the wee hours of the morning that could bring a round of showers and behind that temperatures drop into the 60s on friday. which is still above normal. looking ahead record highs again tomorrow. if you liked today's weather you'll like it tomorrow. it will be cooler by the end of week and temperatures above average and next week i'm tracking unsettled weather. coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> when i drag myself inside. >> i agree, it's awesome cec

today pretty much across the area. 81 in trenton and 81 in allentown and near 80 for lancaster and reading and the sea breeze went into effect so beach haven and cape may only 58 to 60 degrees. but cooler winds are moving in for tomorrow and a northerly wind tomorrow afternoon. this is how it feels when you step out. 58 in allentown and 59 in reading and 69 in philadelphia and same for all points to the south and no sea breeze tomorrow because of the winds coming in off the land. the winds are cutting back from the highs, 73 in allentown and wilmington 73 and 72 at the atlantic city airport and beach haven 62 and the poconos also in the lower 60s. high pressure is anchored to the south in the carolinas and that has been our source of heat over the last couple of days. really pumping in the southerly winds and holding the front to the north and west. that high is breaking down and a new high over canada that is stronger, and pushing the front through overnight and all of that torrential really catastrophic rain in the deep south, 1 to 2 feet of rain, to the south or light showers pa

now in allentown, 57 in lancaster and we've been spoiled the last couple of days. these numbers still well above the average but feeling a whole lot cooler. 60 in trenton, 63 millville and at the shore, temperatures there only in the 50's like they have been the last couple of afternoons because of that very chilly sea breeze. satellite and radar, that cold front has now pushed way down to the south, so we're seeing a decent amount of clear skies presently but there is a system to the south of dallas. you see a little spin here. that will start to move to the north and east and throw a warm front our way as we get into sunday afternoon. but for tonight, it's mostly clear, great friday night overall. however, you're going have to bundle up late tonight. turning much cooler, 34 degrees in suburbs, 42 for center city. as we look at another front to our north and west on saturday it does not push in until very late in the day. so morning sunshine will give way to increasing clouds with this front and that system to the south. that 65 still around 14 degrees above average. the front

. temperatures slightly above yesterday's high, currently 53 in philadelphia and allentown the same. the poconos saw a lot more sunshine, 59 degrees, that is a warmer spot. that is kind of unusual. cape may 53 and wilmington 55. satellite 6 along with action radar show that we did have a round of some light mid-day showers and now you see the showers have moved on. seeing breaks in the clouds, so tonight partly cloudy and some fog will develop late tonight and could slow down the early part of the commute. not that cold for this time of year. and allentown 42 and cape may 46 and wilmington 43 degrees, tomorrow this whole system slides through and we'll see some peeks of sunshine early but as it swings through late in the afternoon and evening, this is when we could have showers and it will be mild with a high of 69 degrees, behind the system for thursday saint patricks day the luck of the irish looking nice, 66 degrees and partly sunny and mild. and big changes as we head through the weekend, this cold front right there, that will move through on friday with another round of showers

there, 65 from a high of 71 and philadelphia and allentown and trenton 64 and cape may 52 and wilmington 60 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the bulk of the action is heading into new england and we are just in the tail end of the system, it's moving through quickly and tonight partly cloudy and once the evening storms roll off the coast, not that cold for this time of year, 47 degrees in philadelphia, cape may 46 and reading 39 and wilmington 42 degrees, tomorrow happy st. patrick's day the luck of the irish, partly sunny and mild and temperatures rising up into the low 60s in the afternoon though could have a pop-up shower or two. i think that most of the day though will be on the dry side. then heading into friday, calling this a sun sandwich, i think it should be a shower sandwich because the sun is the bread. and sunshine late in the afternoon around mid-day the front rolled through and brings us the possibility of showers and what that will do is open the door for arctic high pressure to move in. arctic for march and it could be cold enough to deal wi

dropped basically 10 degrees in the last hour. still fairly mild reading allentown, lancaster in the upper 50. 63 millville and dover and pretty equal to that in wilmington but we've had those very strong winds ahead of that front out of the westerly direction today, 9444 miles an hour in many locations. most of the scattered showers are off to our north and you can see they're really starting to fade as we're losing that daytime sunlight and once the sun sets, the clouds will fall apart and then our eyes are way to the south. you can see moisture starting to pull together here. it is still rather a fracture so he to speak but it will pull itself together and develop a storm off the coast and that will send a lot of precipitation through the midatlantic and eventually the northeast. but for tonight, we've got there clearing sky. it turns brisk and colder. 20's in the northern and western suburbs, the majority of the region buffer the freezing .38 philadelphia, 36 wilmington, 39 cape may and toms river at 36 degrees. as we get into your saturday, it starts bright in the morning. a lit

we were in the 60's. today we maxed out at 47. 39 degrees in philadelphia. forty-four in allentown. thirty-seven in dover. same thing in wilmington. even as that precipitation moves in early tonight and even for that math ther into sunday the road look to be mainly wet. we will talk about what we can expect this evening and it is light rain and some wet snow, mixing in from time to time, on sunday that wet snow along that i-95 corridor, rain showers around, rain to the south and east and then by sunday night that snow will taper off from the west to east direction. coming up we will take a closer look at the system on the way, talk about snowfall amounts and we are low across the region. that is good news for first day of spring. also these temperatures rebound quickly. details, sarah with the accu weather forecast. >>> breaking news now from camden county, nine people have been injured in a car crash. this happened around 3:00 o'clock in the 800 block of blackwood clementon road in pine hill. from the video it appears that two cars collided head on. we're still waiting to get spec

, though, out there right now. 45 in allentown, 46 in reading, 48 in wilmington. we felt those winds driving in out of the northwest. that made it feel even colder than the air temperatures but the winds will ease overnight tonight. there are the batch of clouds that have pushed in from the north and west not holding any moisture whatsoever. you have to lift north of i80 to see any kind of snow showers but once the sun sets in the next hour or so you're going to see these clouds really fade off of the satellite. in fact, the skies go clear overnight tonight, less wind but very cold, 26 in allentown, 27 in that reading, 29 in wilmington. right around freezing for philadelphia. a little bit above at the shore but most areas will be dropping below that 32-degree threshold. then as we go he to tomorrow, high pressure is down to the south. it's a good position if you want warmth because the winds around high are clockwise and it will throw a warm front our way. we get some high clouds coming in but a good amount of sun, 57 degrees after that chilly start and then the front stalls off to o

. temperatures will be seasonably cool. 45 degrees in philadelphia, millville 44. wilmington 44. allentown 44. popular number and cape may 41 degrees and future tracker showing sunday morning is when that clipper will move through. looks like we'll see some snow showers mainly north and west of the i-95 core do. rain showers to the southeast. 7 o'clock some showers breaking out and then as we led into the afternoon it stays somewhat unsettled. lots of clouds with a possibility of some sprinkles around 2 o'clock in the afternoon but then after this next week if you're ready for spring we get it. a ridge builds across the eastern half of the country and what this during it creates that heat pump effect. if this were the summer we would be talking about a heat wave. we're looking at temperature in the 70's tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so, the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, tomorrow will be unsettled with increasing clouds after morning sunshine, a high of 45 degrees. heading into sunday, this is when we have some morning rain and snow showers. not going to be a big deal with a high of

this entire year so far. allentown 74 and trenton 72 and wilmington 74 and cape may not quite in a warm but still 65 degrees in march not bad. and the next few days temperatures are reaching for the records, tomorrow we should shatter the record high. it's 73 and forecasting a high of 80 degrees and thursday around 80 again than would break the old record of 76 also set back in the year 2000. right now 69 in philadelphia, you don't need a jacket and allentown 67 and trenton 69 and millville 62 and the sea breeze knocking the temperature down into the 50s. and the ocean temperature is 43 degrees that has a big impact. satellite 6 along with action radar showing what happened today a warm front moved through that brought us clouds and the warm front is well up to the north over new york state and that will keep us in the warm zone really for the next two days. tonight exceptionally mild and 44 degrees a low in the suburbs and philadelphia 51 degrees and the normal high for this time of year is 50. overnight low is actually warmer than the normal high and the next two days we have the

record of 73 set in 2000. and 80 the record high in trenton and wilmington and allentown 80 and atlantic city airport tying 78 and even in the poconos, the ski resorts that sfoe was melting fault. we have a cold front moving through late tomorrow night. there are showers associated with it. and what that front will do is put an end to the record warmth, but we have one more day of it. if you like temperatures in the 80s we have it again tomorrow. it will get cooler by late week, still temperatures 15 degrees above normal. so cool compared to today but it looks to be a wet start to the week coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >>> lets go live to gray hall at the philadelphia art museum, how are people taking advantage of this extraordinary day? >> jim, everyone is enjoying this, let me say earlier i had my suit jacket on and meteorologist adam joseph said it's too warm for the suit jacket. and everyone is running and exercising and enjoying this spectacular day. >> spring lovers rejoice with a day so nice you can't help but smile when you step outside. people were running

temperatures in the region up in allentown up to 50 and 52 in trenton and 58 in wilmington and down at the shore temperatures in the low 50s and light winds everywhere, and satellite showing you there are is a little more cloud cover out to the west that could filter in over the next couple of hours. but no more than patchy clouds the rest of the afternoon. up to 60 in philadelphia and wilmington and maybe higher than that. 64 in millville and dover and cooler down by the ocean water and staying in the mid to upper 50s in the northern tier of suburbs. the rest of the day and evening, look for 59 at 2:00 and coming down from the high in the low 60s to 58 by 4:00 and 52 by 6:00. the overnight low as we get towards morning will only get to 47 degrees, so a mild pattern. later tonight there is that chance of a pop-up shower and more of that later on in the overnight hours. by 11:00 new model run has rain out west of the philadelphia and and off and on shower activity through the overnight hours. by 5:30 in the morning we'll probably have something to show you on stormtracker 6 live double scan

allentown and up above the surface and not hitting the ground, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows the surface precipitation is up in the poconos and maybe you get a sprinkle on your windshield this afternoon. 78 degrees in philadelphia, that is actually one of the warmer spots in the mid-atlantic region, new york city not too shabby and 74 and down in washington 70 degrees there, generally speaking it's warm across the region and staying that way for the rest of the afternoon. if you have plans for the playground perhaps again this week, it's a good week to do this. i recommend sunscreen, we have a mix of clouds and sun and it's possible to pick up a bit of a burn. it feels like june and 79 by 4:00, with a high of 81 degrees sandwiched in between, as we roll through the rest of the evening, we are back in the 60s by 7:00 or 8:00 tonight, and back to the mid-60s, 65 degrees there. and cooler air coming in and we can't plain because the numbers are still above average. >> thank you david. >>> now lets switch over to erin o'hearn live along the ben franklin parkway, you talked to fol

in the r. 65 in philadelphia and 70 in wilmington and 56 in allentown and 60 for trenton and 68 in atlantic city. right now in philadelphia it's 13 degrees cooler than it was the same time yesterday but yesterday we had record highs in the 80s. not going to climb that high today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you that front we had across the region that did trigger sprinkles and showers this morning. clouds are breaking out for more in the way of sunshine as we go through the rest of our afternoon. the call from accuweather breezy and cooler, we are maxing out in the 60s, with gusts of up to 30 miles per hour. but 60 is well above the average of 51. nice change on the way as we head into the weekend. it looks to be quiet across much of the region and in fact we call for a high of 64, that is 13 degrees above normal and on sunday, 66 degrees with a few more clouds trickling in through the afternoon hours and by sunday there could be a possibility of late day and nighttime showers, we'll take a closer look at that and see if it spills into the week ahead plus we spring

or six hours. 48 in allentown and trenton. 49 in cape may, the airport in atlantic city. along the coast you'll get up to 50, 52 range. future tracker 6 shows you all the way up to 3:00, 3:30 p.m. there's a chance that the moisture wrapping around the ocean continues to pop a shower here or there. where it doesn't do that it will be overcast and you might see drizzle coming down from the low lying clouds. 6:00 p.m. same story, not a washout, not the same softer commute we had this sort of come we had this morning. we'll have spotty showers. 49 in philadelphia, 49 in wilmington. we could pop up miles per hour in dover, wilmington and cape may. overall numbers are not changing all that much. 48 degrees by 2:00 p.m. we might pop up to 48:10 p.m. with a warm front down to the south -- up to 48 by 10:00 p.m. with a warm front down south anne and showers possible at any time. tomorrow up to midday there's a chance of showers that might pop up here and there. during the afternoon we expect to dry out for the most part. we may wind up with a little sun poke through. pollen forecaster we ta

temperatures feeling good in case you have plans to head out this noon to get work done. 59 in allentown and 62 in wilmington and 64 in millville and 63 in cape may and cooler down by the ocean water, as we fast forward on future tracker 6 you can see high clouds mixing with sunny breaks and there are showers out to the west of reading and as we go through 4:00 and 6:00 some will try to pop through most neighborhoods and they are brief and light, and not real impactful rain and there is another possibility of a line coming through and adam and cecily will have more on that tonight. 67 is your high in philadelphia. the warmest today of the seven-day forecast. 68 in wilmington and 64 in millville. and 64 and 65 in reading and allentown as well. probably cape may stopping at 60. as we roll through the day nice for the afternoon. 67 around 3:00 and still holding on to the 60s at 6:00. and sagging down into the low 50s by 10:00 tonight. still not bad for this time of year. tomorrow st. patrick's day we are in for sunshine early in the day and as we go past noon there are chances of clouds filteri

wind at 15 miles per hour and not as blustery. and 49 in allentown and 49 in reading and 50 in wilmington and out in lancaster, and 53 in cape may, by the ocean water. here is satellite, there is additional clouds trying to streak through, they are high and thin enough where we see a fair amount of sunshine through the afternoon and we call it partly sunny on the account of those clouds. yesterday we stopped close toward 50 degrees, today closer to 60 with the high of 57. 58 in reading and wilmington and 56 in trenton and over towards toms river and down to the airport in atlantic city and 54 in cape may, you are just about at the high in cape may. as we go in the afternoon and evening, 54 by 2:00, 57 late in the day at 4:00, might still be holding on to that close to 5:00 and 6:00, 54 and sunset at 8:00 down to 50 but temperatures don't plunge the way they have the last couple of mornings. by the way if you are out we have partly cloudy skies and you may have a shot at seeing this, a full moon and jupiter is off to the left hand side of the moon as we look to the sky this even

when expect the areas highlights in yellow to get warmer into the upper 60s to low 70s. allentown and trenton you'll stop in the low 60s. because cooler air is nudging its way down into the northeast in your area. the current wind profile, look at the direction of the wind coming in from the south off the ocean cooling you down by the water and then continuing out of the south up into philadelphia for the most part. right around the city you see it turn out of the east and then the northeast and that is a cooler direction. again, areas outside of the city north and east cooler this afternoon. in philadelphia though, sunshine is aiding and abetting the rising temperatures and we'll probably jump to 67 at 3:00 and 70 for your high at 4:00. a word to the wise, we are talking about pollen the last couple of days, today is the worst for pollen in the region, the tree pollen spores are running high today with rain coming in overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow looks a lot better for allergy sufferers. when i step inside we'll talk about the holiday weekend too, looking good