Its cold here, but cold at home as well. Its wet back there. A little bit of snow in some laces. Lets check in with meteorologist bill henley. The rain is about to come to an end. Im tracking some rain and some very light snow. Many neighborhoods are not seeing any snow, but we will all get the cold gusty winds as the wet whether comes in first thing this morning. Slippery spots, there could be a few. Its going to drop below freezing, but most areas are going to dry out. The wet weather, thats rain for cape may and atlantic city. Its trying to change over snow. Its really not having much luck as the atmosphere still on the warm side. There might be a brief snow shower, but not expecting accumulation with what we have today. Look at the suburbs. A few flurries in the Lehigh Valley at 37 degrees. Warmer now than it will be this afternoon. Its going to be below freezing during the day today. Ill break it down hour by hour to show you what your day looks like before you head out the door w
1776. Just so you know, todays the last day weve extended our museum hours to 7 00 p. M. The parchment sheet on display upstairs, though now much faded, is the original official version of the declaration of independence. Many versions have since have been made since Congress Approved it. Most notably the dunlap broadside printed on paper on the night of july 4th, 1776 and several facsimile reproductions made in the early 1800s. Today, with the copy of the declaration of independence, recently uncovered bu our two guests, Danielle Allen and emily sneff. This parchment document, the sussex declaration, is the same size as the original declaration on display in the ro dotunda an dates from 1780s. A notable feature of the sussex declaration is the arrangement of the signatures. Theyre not arranged by state delegation as they are on our declaration, and other early versions and danielle and emily will give us their theories on what this new arrangement thmay mean. Before we turn the stage
Reporter it feels good to have summer back with the kids back to school. Reporter we have cloud cover and showers that came through last night and they are away from us, there might be a popup shower later on, but we are expecting to start out with sunshine and maintain sun and clouds. 70 in philadelphia. 63 in allentown. 62 in reading, 66 in wilmington, 72 in cape may. Philadelphia running kind of warm this morning and still a bit humid like yesterday. Its going to be warm today, 67 degrees by. Noon, 80 degrees. 3 around 3 00 p. M. , warm and humid all the way, theres a chance of a spotty popup shower or rumble this afternoon not a big deal, but something to keep in mind. As we look at the bus stop were looking at mild conditions. In the suburbs, 63 degrees. Philadelphia sitting on or about 68 during the wait for the bus stop period partly cloudy skies and it is on the humid side. Karen, when we come back in a little bit well give you the weekend call, sticky with showers around in th
Is under investigation on the temple university. Temperatures back in the 80s, but theres a chance of popup showers. Lets kick things off with meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers. Reporter on a friday. The weather is pretty good. Reporter maybe a spotty shower. As we look at the Weather Center were not looking at any rain right now. Generally dry today, warm and humid as we step outside this morning, philadelphias number has dipped to 68 from the 70s. 63 degrees in allentown. 63 in allentown or in trenton i should say, 71 in cape may. 64 in wilmington. So comfortable enough tremplet tremplet temperaturewise this morning, but you feel the humidity to some degree. High of 83 this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. 81 by 5 00 p. M. 7 00 p. M. , muggy tonight. We have temperatures that be comfortable enough on the bus stop this morning partly cloudy, a little bit humid, 63 degrees in the suburbs, 68 in philadelphia through the morning bus stop pickup period. This afternoon wer
Delaware. A fire retractortrailer accident shutdown i 295 northbound just north of route 141 in newport. The rig slammed into concrete barrier and sparked a huge fire littering the highway with debris. Amazing the driver escaped and will survive. Crews are on scene trying to caleer the wreckage. North of route 141 right now lets get to the accu weather alert. 6 00 a. M. On sunday, gray is off. Jeaneatte reyes joins us. Chris sowers with all the winds and rain moving in get ready. We got a good old fashion coastal storm developing over the next few hours. And that means, a lot of rain today. Then a lot of wind overnight tonight through date tomorrow. Flash flood watch has been issued by the National Weather service up for the counties that you she highlighted in greens mainly areas east and north of the city of philadelphia. Were something one to three inches of rain from the system and that could cause low lying flooding areas of poor drainage flooding and especially near the smaller c