friday morning the roads will be treacherous as the snow is ending. cape cod and each at hartford. it will be until midnight. about 4 to six inches and less. d.c. will see a little bit of snow, but nothing significant for them. eastern new england, they are used to it. i still think a lot of schools if they are not already canceled because of the break will be canceled friday morning. it s cold enough for that. we tested it out. rusty? no. not yet. my 6-year-old is struggling a little bit. thank you, bill. let s go on to other cold news that has to do with ice and rescue efforts on hold for the passengers aboard the trip trapped in thes a off antarctica. weather conditions are preventing a helicopter from air living them out from an ice
in your trash? you want me? huh? they eat a lot, too, like 2,000 calories. 20,000 calories. that s a lot of trash. in the northeast, we have a wet weather pattern. today the last day of summer. we re fighting off spring rains. looking for a fall forecast. well, got to go to the northern plains. we ll look at that in a moment. here s the satellite and radar review for the last 12 hours across the mid-atlantic and northeast. clouds on the increase. through the day, showers on the increase. the showers that we ve had already moving across northeastern pennsylvania, into eastern new york and slowly into western massachusetts. all very light in nature. but these areas to the south, philadelphia, d.c., down into virginia, will fill in with more rain as the day goes on. 69 this morning in new york. philadelphia at 70. 69 in washington, d.c. 67 at hartford. temperatures from five to ten, maybe 12 degrees warmer this morning than we were this time yesterday morning. up into the mid 70s fo