upper 40 s across the board here. i want to zoom you around to local level to start things off for you. we are finding some showers across our area that are at least visible on storm scan but this is a day where radar can play tricks on you. i would say rain and drizzle will is a given at anytime. we will have some breaks where it is cloudy and dreary but otherwise, the umbrella isn t worst idea. we are not talking about a wash out just one of the classic northeasterly flow in our win and what that is doggies allowing the moisture to get shoved on shore and we have this stationary system with the frontal boundary dropping to our south ever so slightly. that is what is happening here. you can see the chill. mid 30 s in boston and burlington. here in the philadelphia a we are in the mid 40 s. we are in the rebounding all that much. we will tack on 5 degrees for a high w that northeast to east wind off the ocean it helps clouds, shower drizzle will and fog to form and it limits
people will call philadelphia police. reporting live in center city deanna durante, nbc10 news. first alert weather technology is tracking spring showers, even the chance of storms this afternoon. the mild temperatures are still here but for how long? nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz is here to break the news to us. what about it glenn? by this time tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be much, much colder. probably 25 degrees colder than it is right now. and the wind that s blowing from right to left now that will be blowing from left to right at this time tomorrow. bringing in the colder air. most of the showers are on the lighter side. there s more at the shore than around philadelphia. and there s more up toward the poconos. a few showers in the lehigh valley berks county. again, not on the heavy side but we do expect perhaps, some development this afternoon. the next couple of hours, we ll be watching the western skies and the wester
tonight in nepal, desperation is turning into despair as more violent aftershocks rattle the region. more than 3200 people are confirmed dead from yesterday s earthquake including at least three americans. many more are hurt. the international kmurnt is trying to help with relief efforts. today an american military plane left dover s air force base with a disaster systems reresponse team and 45 tons of cargo. our chief foreign correspondent richard engle takes us to nepal tonight. reporter: flying into kahn katmandu today on a plane full of turkish aid workers, it was clear after saturday s massive earthquake nepal is bracing for worse to come. in the hall, we felt an aftershock, a big one, 6.7, immigration officials ran away from their station. outside the airport tensions turned to scuffles. people here want out before the next quake hits. katmandu is a poor and crowded city built of brick and cement. the nepal ease are staying as far away from buildings as they can. wit
outside this morning. little chilly and damn up. yes, knew it was coming, but still you walk out and go oh no, it is cold again. and that s the truth. we also have rain around again. so not everybody s getting the rain, taking a break in some places but down in dover delaware, other parts of kent county getting some rain, cape may county, as well. this rain is part of a cold front, which is singing sinking to the south of us and letting in that chilly air from the north. as you look out to the west, you can see there is plenty more on the way. but at least we re not up in the western new york where they are getting some freezing rain this morning. yep, i know my geography. 44 degrees north-northeast winds at 14 miles an hour, relative humidity of course up there at eight a %. we will get to high today of only 49 degrees. yes, no more 60s, and 70s at least for couple of days. 40 degrees is our low tonight. so the chill stays with us, for a little while. we ll tell you what
on ultimate doppler. you can see, much more on the way out to the west, add breeziness, look at the flag, there we have 14-mile per hour sustained winds but gusts as high as 20, 25 miles an hour. there is your 44 degrees, your current temperature, we re not going to get much warmer than today. sunrise 6:34. we do have a phillies game tonight. could be a rain delay or so, but i think generally just cloudy skies showers here and there, 48 degrees, when the game starts, this is an evening game at clock zero, a phillies and red sox, you will have to make sure you re warmly dressed and waterproofly dressed. anyway temperatures staying in the four s, all day long. that s your weather authority forecast. just coined new word, i think bob kelly? waterproofly. proofly, yes. if the sixers pr folks are watching, if there is a rain delay at the phillies game, they should invite those phillies fans to come over indoors and watch a little bit of the sixers game tonight. will be a few e