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it is mighty cold once again. the normal high for this time of the year is 352. the windchills are in the teens. look at the numbers yesterday windchills got no better than the upper teens we re doing better now because we re starting in the teens. we ll finish in the 20s. considering the normal is 52 this is awful for this time of the year. 6 below in the poconos. 16 in philadelphia. 19 in millville. 14 in reading. and you can see all that cold air just kind of spilling in from canada. the high is sitting right here. it is only 7 in binghamton. 28 in washington d.c., we re showing 25. pittsburgh 20. all the cold air is in place across the mid atlantic and the northeast. here comes this right here. this is the piece of energy that develops the cost coastal low that moves into the cold air and turns into the snowstorm monday into tuesday. sun and clouds, cold, 35 degrees. windchills in the 20s. when i come back in just a few minutes we ll talk about the approaching snows ....
so far march has been quite the roller coaster ride. and the cold isn t all we re talking about, as we take live look over the ben franklin parkway. the fox 29 weather authority is tracking a winter storm. and it has all the potential of dumping some serious snow on the delaware valley, good evening everybody, i m joyce evans. i m dawn timoney. the start. week could be a real mess. but for now, we re just talking about the bitter cold. high temperature in philadelphia only reaching 32 degrees, making it the coldest day of the month. it has been a wild and wooly forecast, we talk it over to monica to find out what exact have i next, we re afraid to ask. i know, things are going to get worse as we head into the new work week, guys, specking snow. we have temperatures through the afternoon into the 30 s, 34 degrees was your high today. in wilmington, and you can see, allentown topping upper 20 s. here s where we stands right now, 27 degrees for those every us in at ....
the mayor says the trump administration is trying to change the subject. took something on pretty pad, they need to shift the focus back on something their comfortable bullying people back. reporter: but he says the answer to the issue is for federal agents to get a warrant. i took an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states of america which includes the fourth amendment and as i said with day one, when presented with the criminal warrant we will turn anybody over. we re not going to hold people against their will without charge. reporter: federal authorities are also making records. the dhs website now lists cities not complying. there s philadelphia and it s putting out a weekly list of declining detainers, the attorney general making a direct appeal to cities to fall in love. such policies cannot continue. they make our nation less safe by putting dangerous criminals back on the street. reporter: the mayor standing firm on his side. when it ....
matthew, kate. it is very important on those barrier island because if you missed window of evacuation you have to stay. once through are not getting out until storm is gone. this is a potentially life threatening situation. here s matthew. you can see center of the storm. it is horrific. it would be worse if the eye of the storm had been closer to land. florida actually had some good news as eye of matthew stayed off shore, did not make land fall in florida and look at how bad it was even without the land fall. as we head through it this, still tracking to the north, heavy band of rain, yellow, orange, in the area right around 95 from jacksonville to savanna into southern south carolina as well and storm continuing to push north possibly making land fall between savanna and charleston later on tonight and into early tomorrow morning. and then, it could bring again hurricane force wind slight liz weakened from a category four. it is now category two. it will bring a t ....
it has weakened to a category two hurricane maximum sustained winds 110 miles per hour. the good news is with this off shore track it means the strongest part of the storm, the northeast quadrant remains over the ocean but it s very close, it s only 40 miles east of jacksonville so this track also keeps hammering the coast and we do have some about he what wases we can zoom in give you some live data. this shows right near jacksonville winds gusting up to 52 miles per hour and a big concern with georgia and south carolina will be the storm surge. as far as the peak wind gusts, the peak wind gusts reported in cape canaveral 107 miles per hour but got to kind of qualify that. that was taken from a tower 50 feet above the surface. surface winds generally right along florida about 65 to 75 miles per hour, so those hurricane force winds right now it s moving north at 12 miles per hour. now, if it kept that course, it would be hitting the coast of south carolina. however, it ....