post reads, real enemy needs to stop pointing guns at each other, at the ones legally killing, fire commissioner derrick sawyer said he personally apologized to police commissioner charles ramsey,. so it was in poor taste. that disappointed carried over to city hall, mayor michael nutter issuing this statement, reading in part: in the strongest possible terms, i comdemn the behavior of a paramedic in the philadelphia fire department. who used social media to post a reprehensible message and photo, that targeted police officers, particularly, at a time of emotional volatile at this and citizen protests. in our nation in the wake of tragedies in ferguson, new york city. now the post dollars photo is actually a still picture, taken from a music video called hands up. by two brooklyn rappers, voicing frustration, over the recent deaths of michael brown and eric garner. works at medic 23 in philadelphia, which just so happens to share building with 19th police district. he has
the roads as i came in today. reporter: oh, my. clouds evident, we ll see breaks in the clouds today and wind up partly sunny later on. temperature, 37 degrees in philadelphia. 36 in allentown. 36 in wilmington, winds are relatively light so windchills may be making it feel like 4, 5 degrees cooler than the numbers would indicate. if you re dressing the kids it s cool enough to get the extra gear on this afternoon you may go lighter, but it will be brisk and chilly. the storm tracker 6 live app on your smart phone shows 37 and 8:00, 34, noon, 40, the high 41. 6:00 p.m., 38 degrees undernd partly cloudy skies not as windy as yesterday, but still, a little bit brisk. we have the latest on the weekend call, karen, coming up. reporter: all right, david, let s hit the roads we re starting live on the schuylkill expressway under 0th street station 30th street station. the action cam was on the scene of a two vehicle accident that happened at 2:30 a.m. all traffic was forced o
the mid to upper 30s this morning. as you catch the bus at the bus stop, between 6:00 and 8:00, look for it to sag a little bit, down into the 30s. it will be brisk but not like beyond every reasonable doubt. 35 by 9:00. 40 by noon. the high will be 41. i actually think we ll hit that about 2 and sit on it until 3:00 or so. back down to the upper 30s by 6:00 p.m. a little be brisk but not like yesterday. karen we have the weekend call coming up. reporter: all right, david murphy, i-95 is clear moving toward cottman, the ramp from i-95 northbound to cottman is reopened. no delays looking good. we have an accident medina road at union street an accident with low-hanging wires, this is causing a problem this morning at white marsh township, river road at barren hill road look for that to be a problem with the wires hanging in the region. a water main break is causing a problem, easton road is shut down between fitzwater town road and park avenue. be careful it s is not slick i
going to be messy because of the snow melting. as you look at the radar, the light rainfall is moving into south philadelphia and south jersey. we are seeing a wintry mix move into the pocanos. we have a lot of moisture that will continue to move into the region heading throughout the rest of the day. this evening and this overnight heading into tomorrow. here s how it breaks down throughout the day. you will notice the on and off rainfall throughout our entire area-widespread. into the poconos, that will continue to changeover as we head into the overnight hours. but as far as the day is concerned, again, on and off rain is expected with temperatures at 39 degrees by noon. by 3:00 p.m. 40 degrees. most of the area will be into the 40s. but we have bitter cold air on the way again for us. i ll go over all the details on that coming up in my mull forecast. but for now we ll look at the first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. good morning. good morning to you, brittney. go
and really throughout the rest of today. there s a live look at cape may with slick roads. rain continuing to come down but our temperatures will head into the 40s for today. so it won t feel quite as bad. but our first alert goes into effect tonight lasting until thursday. the rain is expected to change over to snow messing up the thursday morning commute. we are tracking a change over as we have had a long day of snowfall totals going down. the models disagree but for the most part we are definitely going to see the rain changing over to sleet and snow. so either way it s going to be messy. right now conditions show the rain moving through philadelphia norristown and trenton. allentown, reading, more moisture is on the way. so heading throughout the rest of today, keep the umbrella handy. you won t need them until after 10:00 to 11:00. then we start to see the changeover from rain to sleet to snow. i ll let you know how much snow we expect to get coming up in my full foreca