transition over the the course of the day, so in the poconos you have mainly snow, but through philadelphia and its suburbs you have some rain, mixing over, and changing to snow, and then through south jersey mainly rain to the shore but even down the shore, it will end up as snow late wednesday night. so how much snow is expected? well, we re still looking and working outnumbers and we will have them at 5:15. in the meantime i want to end it north to south white hall township where my collogue just continue drabick is. it is amazing. everyone keeps asking is this possible. yes, it is correct, kathy, amazing stuff on a take like today. we broke record. we hit lower 70 s in allentown breaking old record of 69 degrees. we are in south white hall township just off route 22 exit. beautiful night, clear skies, temperatures good 20 degrees above average. it feels more like early fall in the late november and it is hard to believe many of us will be needing shovels in a couple of
here s a look at your thanksgiving travel forecast. we re talking about much of the northeastern part of the country, it extends up into new england as well. starting tuesday night we ll be dry. if you want to travel tuesday night this would be a great time to do so. temperatures in the 40s. watch what happens as we go into wednesday morning. the forecast drastically changes. rain changing over to snow and through the day wednesday, temperatures start to drop off into the 30s through wednesday night. with still snow falling from washington all the way up to boston possibly. and it also continues through late wednesday night. the farther north and west you go. as far as thanksgiving day is concern, you could travel early thursday morning if you wanted to. thanksgiving day will be on the dry side, all the way through thanksgiving night, if you have to come back from where you re going, it still looks dry thanksgiving night. the one day you want to avoid is wednesday morning to
place and mother nature will dump some snow on the mountains tomorrow, later tomorrow. right now, we re watching the temperatures for 56 in philadelphia, 61 in northeast philadelphia and 60s across much of delaware and south jersey. the radar right now is dry, but showers are just off shore. we may see a scattered rain shower during the day in parts of the area today. but no rain, nothing other than rain today. 55 degrees at 9:00. by lunchtime, a few scattered light showers. by 4:00 p.m., the showers are done and breaks of sunshine and 57 degrees. your hour by hour future weather when i come back in ten minutes. right now, jillian mele is watching first alert traffic. good morning, jill. a minor accident on the onramp from university avenue to 76 westbound. you can see a two-vehicle accident. drivers just having to detour around that scene. not causing a big backup just yet. the rest of 76 is looking pretty good. northeast extension southbound as you approach quakertown. di
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
police lobbed tear gas to hold movement let s go to live to ferguson. reporter: good morning, law enforcement officials say they did not see a lot of peaceful protesting overnight here in ferguson, month movement there were about a dozen buildings set on fire, most a total loss. nearly 30 people were arrested and about 14 were taken and violence erupting overnight in ferguson. a dramatic scene far worse than the protest that is took place immediately after michael brown s shooting death in august. gun shots reported just steps from the police station here. police cars set on fire. tear gas launched into the angry crowd. when i look at our community, it s torn apart. reporter: before the prosecutors announcement about the grand jury s decision state and low leaders made public pleas for calm. i would like to reiterate my call for peace, respect and restraint. reporter: president obama weighed in from the white house. the situation in ferguson speaks to broader chal