Lets drill down in the metro. At 1 00 tomorrow morning it will be cloudy. Temperatures in the 40s. To the west, the rain will move in. Advance to 3 00 a. M. The cold air turns to snow around the blue ridge and north. Rain moving in the metro area at that time. At 5 30 in the morning and the transition from rain to snow will move right in the metro. From i59 corridor to the west. Rain and moderate rainfall. Colder air comes in overhead first. Even though the temperatures will be above freezing we will see it change to snow. The system will be a fastmover. By 8 30 in the morning, most of the snow will be about to exit stage right off to the east. As that is happening, it will have put down a coating of snow in the metro area. Maybe slushy accumulations, up to an inch or so. Not much at all. Mostly rain south and east. Dont have to go far north. Winchester, frederick, one to three inches. More to the north. The Old Fashioned february snowstorm when yu the metro area. We have more about th
Chance of sun coming back starting out in the northern and western suburbs. 635 degrees on the bus stop. Not a bad start up up in april. 66 in in allentown. Thats not a bad number. 66 in trenton. 61 in cape may. Winds are light. As we roll through the day, 63 by 7 00 a. M. 69 by noon. Showers in through here, 73 by 3 00 p. M. With a high of 74 around 4 00 p. M. And then were probably holding on to 70 by 7 00 a. M. The pollen count is up high today tomorrow and wednesday and thursday, topsyturvy temperature profile coming up in the seven seven day. Reporter lets hit the roads and see what monday brings us, we have light volume, 202 at the schuylkill expressway, traffic is moving just fine. Vine, westbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway very light volume. Few people coming eastbound, but no delay just yet or any issue on the vine street expressway. We have a disabled vehicle boulevard northbound outer drive route 63 at woodhaven road. Watch for a disabled vehicle blocki
Rain popping up. Reporter were live in vallejo where an Apartment Fire forces two dozen people out of their homes. Well tell you about the clues that police say point towards arson. Also, christmas comes early for lucky workers. The mystery tipper throwing some big bucks around San Francisco restaurants. Mornings on 2 starts right now. And good morning. Wow look at the wind. I felt it a little bit this morning. It looks like it definitely picked up a little bit now that the sun is up. This is a live look in San Francisco and definitely very windy and cold as our camera pulls out a bit there. We are the this cold weather is moving into the bay area. Steve has been warning us. A nice shot of the bay bridge. Very chilly. We saw it live. Snow really coming down in the sierra. Donner summit. We have a live report up there. Thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. Im pam cook in for Tori Campbell today. Good morning. Im dave clark. Lets check your weather and traffic. Steve, bundle up . Ab
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