let s get over to justin drabick with the forecast. good sunday morning, but we cannot bring the sun today, can we. we got the to the the 50 s yesterday. today umbrellas, rain jackets, soggy finish to the weekend. it is not a monday morning. is there a silver lining. sunshine will be out tomorrow but it will be windy. we will talk about freezing rain today so still we have cold air, stuck right at the surface up into the hundred tane maybe lehigh valley, a shot the to see ice, early this morning in the afternoon hours. so far in the a whole lot of rainfall even in philadelphia couple sprinkles and bulk still to the west. give it the a couple more hours. moving into western lancaster county, light rain early in the lehigh valley, still dealing with light freezing rain this to the poconos. should stay like that throughout the take today but most of the area does see just plane rain, period of the rain at times late this morning this is afternoon, steady early afternoon qu
first, our grant lodes is here with what the governor is calling for tonight? grant ? governor brown is asking the federal government for assistance for the three counties affected by this emergency. about 190 thoudand people had to quickly leave their homes last night in butte, sutter and yuba counties. right now.water is flowing from the main spillway.which is damaged.but functioning. and the best news tonight is the lake s water level as the emergency spillway is being repaired. for a little perspective we ll use this daily mail map. the problem at lake oroville started last tuesday when a massive hole opened up in the main spillway. the hole.30 feet deep.200 feet wide.feet deep.200 the hole.30 feet deep.200 that issue prompted water managers to stop using the main spillway. that meant water in the lake.swollen from all this winters storms.started coming over the emergency spillway. the emergency spillway is just dirt and rocks. and with all the pressure from the water lev
the february weather continues. tonight we re talking about wind got the potential to do serious damage. we zoom in our camera so you can see a flags on the ben franklin parkway starting to blow. city officials warning everyone to secure anything that might go airborne. winds gusting could reach more than 60 miles an hour tomorrow. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy noland. high wind advisories, you might call it breezy, but man it s chilly, going to get way worse. co, what s you got we have wind that s building in from the west, it s not here just yet but it will be. we have a cold front associated with this storm system and it s going to be moving through maybe a few showers and one bolt of lightening on the ultimate doppler screen part of a bigger system. an area of low pressure moving off the coast. another area of low pressure up towards new york bringing a major snowstorm between no, and new england be these two will be merging and creating intense wind. right no
yes. do you get it. i like it. it is early but i got it. all right. we re trying to make light of this but if it is your trash day, after trash is collect you will have to run to find that trash can. it is four out of 10. here s why. we have high wind advisory and high win warning in effect for today, the the advicery lighter brown and that includes philadelphia, delco and points north and south jersey, delaware are under high wind warning for higher wind gusts between 50 and 60 miles an hour. we could see 50 miles an hour gusts around here and because of that with those high wind coming a cross the freight lakes we could see a few snow squals here and there but nothing like the blizzard conditions that they are getting in boston. long island, get something snow, so, at least like i said we could see snow squall or two but no accumulation expect look at these wind gusts at philly international, 46 miles an hour. the that is tropical storm force, and anything above 3
do right now want to go down south to castle pines aware that wind is driving the snow in hard in the market is looking at right knee high. you said it is whipping out tonight temperatures around the area down into the mid 20s and spots as the skies have opened up winter is officially here and heavy snowfall our first real chelating snowfall on the rooftop and yes services around the area we been stacked up a few inches and castle pines take a look at our stock and the ground here 3 inches now on the grassy surface when we first arrived here things to the unseasonable warmth. the roads we re too warm to support an accumulation that has changed over the last hour. i 25 here in the backdrop and hour ago these rows we re completely clear now are starting to see the snow stick not to the shoulder but on the main lanes as well one noticing on the far strut of the street the on and off ramp is becoming completely snow-covered please be careful exposure to areas with that driving