glassboro, 31. hammonton, 33. agenda beach 31. smyrna and dover, 35. sea isle closing in on 40. satellite and radar, just like yesterday we ll keep the skies bright and sunny. just a few high, thin clouds that s about it. looks like a fantastic finish to the weekend. 1:00 p.m. we re closing in on 60, 58 degrees, mostly sunny skies, 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 59. the normal is 47 degrees, as you can see we ll ebb well above seasonal averages. coming up in a few minutes we ll be talking about a couple of systems heading this way. it will bring showers to the area, most of us stay dry, if you see the shower it will be brief and moves on its way. the next system is wednesday, it s stronger, but not a big deal. the third system arrives on friday that will mix with colder air from the north that could change the precipitation over to snow. when i step back inside we ll talk about all three of those systems and time them out on future tracker and have the seven day forecast f
a violent home invasion sent a man to the hospital and has philadelphia police searching for suspects. where is winter? temperatures are soaring into the 60s today, how long will the warm weather stick around? we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers outside is the place to be today. reporter: that s right, nydia. i ll tell you, good afternoon to you, if you have not been out doors yet, you re in for a treat. temperatures are closing in on 60 degrees, 20 degrees warmer than same time yesterday. look at the temperature change, everybody anywhere from 19 to 22 degrees warmer. we re seeing the milder temperatures. 58 for philadelphia. 59 in atlantic city and wilmington. 55 in dover. millville, checking in at 57. reading, 58. trenton, 55. lancaster, 59. the normal high for this time of the year is 47 degrees, which usually occurs between 4 and 3:00 p.m. here we are midday hour already close to 60. satellite and radar, you don t ha
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