conditions outside. let s start with meteorologist melissa magee with the first check of double scan radar. melissa. sarah, we re already starting to see changes move into parts of delaware and lehigh valley. keep umbrellas with you rest of tonight and for that matter monday. stormtracker 6 double scan showing you moisture through philadelphia and areas north and west. we ll go in tighter on stormtracker 6 double scan street-level you can seat moisture north and west of 95 corridor for chester, montgomery, berks, and lehigh county. light precipitation from reading and as far as southwest ward as we get to areas in chadds ford and media. we ll widen out the picture. double scan showing you the first batch of moisture through and that lifts off north and east. more moisture follows southwest to northeast direction. we ll talk about what we expect rest of tonight and into monday. future tracker 6 showing you during overnight hours precipitation to contend with. it will continu
are finding granted some moisture, but isn t actual rain falling from the sky, just dealing with clouds right now, we look at your eyewitness day planner, and you can expect to see temperatures climb to the mid 50 s here today with some sunshine eventually, but granted again, right now, we ve got mainly cloudy skies out there. you know, today would be real good excuse, if you are able to adjust your travel plans, if you were planning to travel tomorrow, and you can go out today, it would be a real great idea. you would be getting well in advance of the storm system t does move in by tomorrow morning. and it will stick with us, all day, in philly, we ve got rain changing over to snow it, will turn slick. further northwest you go, you re going to be dealing with predominantly just a snowstorm out of this. so there will be winter storm watch that take effect early tomorrow morning, and last us all day and all night. and then, thankfully, thanksgiving looking a lot quieter. but y
violence. good to see you. good morning. matter of minutes, peaceful protests gave way to violence, and so far, police have made at least 29 arrests. protesters marched into the early hours, demonstrations, spiraled out of control, and turned violent. at least dozen buildings were set on fire. biggs cents looted, windows broken, hundreds of gunshots heard. what i ve seen tonight is probably much worse than the worse night we ever had in august. police hurled tear gas into crowds. some demonstrators taunted authorities and set fires to police cars. police brought it on themselves. they have aggressive stands. so the rioting quickly spread here, where protesters set businesses on fire topping the decision, released document released by 12 jurors, including images, and testimony, to officer wilson. wilson said he shot series of rounds during the august 9 confrontation, which began while he was still in his squad car. wilson said his hands were inside on me, he enters
and boying the outdoors and going for a bike ride. beach haven 72. trenton, allentown and reading coming in at 71. 63. in the poconos. it s hard to believe we have changes up ahead. we are tracking some energy that came out of the pacific northwest. it s diving southward out of the four corners. it gathers moisture up the gulf of mexico and work it up in the form of a storm. disruptive travel regardless of the precipitation that we see. the you heaviest is 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. it s the day before thanksgiving a business travel day. al north and west and rain south and east. the i-95 corridor is wet. we are calling for rain. changing over to wet snow. there is key ingredients that we need to talk about. i ll have those details in the exclusive accuweather forecast. john, record-high temperatures. you found some folks that are not taking time to enjoy it? no they were not enjoying the weather at penndot in norristown. they were doing last-minute mechanical repairs on cer
here. there is trouble developing in the gulf of mexico. low pressure. what it does is reforms off of the coast of the carolinas. it moves up the eastern seaboard. this means big problems for the busiest travel day of the year. moisture is moving in early in the morning. by 7:00 it s here. primarily rain in philadelphia when it first starts. probably snow in the far western suburbs. as it intensify by the afternoon we see the mixing in philadelphia. the steadier snow in the southwestern suburbs. big problems with travel. up in and down the eastern seaboard. low clouds and fog and the heaviest precipitation between 10 and 4. rain in the southeast. i-95 is wet during the day. things can change at night. i ll talk about that in the accuweather forecast. and we have john live in norristown. john, a lot my feel it s early for snow preps. much of the country has substantial snow. reporter:we are not going to see anything like buffalo conditions here. the critical element is the