in atlantic city adding to the chill. there will be some wind by saturday morning when you get up. not as much wind as what we ve seen this evening. but it doesn t take much with a 32-degree temperature to feel like it s in the 20s. allentown s temperature itself at 29 degrees. then we barely get through the 40s during the day tomorrow. that s about 10 degrees below normal. then there s some big changes after that. i ll have those details coming in a few minutes. see you soon, glenn. new at 11:00, a pregnant woman and a man are in the hospital tonight after they were shot at a cookout in hunting park. it happened just after 7:00 tonight at the corner of eighth and lucerne streets. police say the woman was shot in the stomach. she s in stable condition, but we have no word on the condition of her unborn child. the man is expected to be okay. there have been no arrests. tonight turmoil at the university of pennsylvania after black students became victims of racist message
the change this morning. krystal klei has more of the first alert weather. all week long we said the cool season is coming saturday, now we re dealing with it. a lot of us are around freezing, some of us not there yet but potentially there by end of morning. look at the temperatures. already 37 in philadelphia, trenton, 35. dover, 37, then areas below freezing, vineland at freezing, wilmington, 32 degrees. if you want to compare to yesterday morning, look how much cooler we are. 12 degrees cooler in philadelphia. 14 degrees cooler in mount holly. today it will stay chilly all day long for saturday. frost advisory in effect throughout the morning. in philadelphia, delaware, and into cape may county. what that means, talking temperatures in the mid-30s, but conditions are possible if you haven t pulled in sensitive plants, and remember pets as well. looking at a cold surge continuing through a cool day. it will be a dry day. radar and satellite shows us no showers to track an
39 in philadelphia. that s the official temperature. although some parts of the area are already looking at temperatures right at or below freezing. 35 in dover. check it out, atlantic city dropped as well. 29 degrees. that s the current temperature we re dealing with. if you compare to 24 hours ago, we are all looking much cooler than yesterday morning. 14 degrees in coatesville, 15 degrees cooler in wilmington, 21 in atlantic city. when you step out the doors, you re going to need a few layers. i even threw on a scarf. it is a cold start, especially if you get an early start to your day. radar and satellite shows that you don t need the umbrella, leave it home. we aren t dealing with high winds and rain in the forecast. it will be dry and sunny. it is just going to be very cool out there. we aren t expecting temperatures to climb much throughout today. good news as i mention current winds are lighter than yesterday where we saw higher wind speeds pick up. gusts in the 30s i
temperature staying cool and also staying dry. that doesn t last for long. we will check chances for rain in the extended forecast coming up. see you shortly. thanks, krystal. new details about racist messages sent to black students at penn. we learned a student from university of oklahoma has been suspended for allegedly being involved. nbc10 monique braxton is live this morning on the university of pennsylvania campus. monique? reporter: hi, rosemary. fear and anger yet unity permeate u of penn class of 2020. if you look here on the campus, folks are beginning to wake up, get out and about this morning, we have learned from the university president that she received a call from oklahoma university s president last night involving the facebook page of a student. the statement says in part there s a basis for temporarily suspending one of the students as they investigate his involvement in this matter. this is the matter. racist texts surfacing on cell phones of 161 fre
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