Complete coverage of the big win but first we have to talk about the brutal conditions outside this morning. This is a live look at broad street in certain areas of the region. It will feel it is below zero, believe it or not. I cant count on a hand how many times we have dealt with the bitter cold. Single digit windchill conditions. Temperatures themselves are already rough. 12 degrees where we sit in allentown. Coming in from the north, goose egg for philly and wilmington and allentown. 1 in trenton. 3 mt. Holly. These temperatures are quite rough this morning. Theyll remain cold the rest of the day. A pretty clear sky. Heres what were expecting as we trend through the next handful of hours. By 3 00, 28. Thats about as high as it goes. Look feels like temperature. 18 degrees thanks to the winds. Tomorrow is Martin Luther king jr. Day. Well talk about the forecast and the rest of your workweek coming up. We are following some breaking news this morning. A s. W. A. T. Team situation in
Good morning. This is nbc 10 news today. Thanks for being with us. Im Rosemary Connors. And im dray clark. Its 9 00 on this sunday morning. We are happy about the big win. We are in the midst of a first alert because of the cold. To meteorologist krystal klei with a look at your most accurate forecast. Most locations are now starting to feel above the zero mark. Still a few spots running in lancaster that feel below. 3 in allentown. Better off than just a few hours ago. We still feel very cold. This is part of the reason why. Look at the winds. 14 in coatesville. Millville, those wind speeds at 13 miles an hour as well. You calculate that in with the rough, cold air. Thats when you get the feels like temperatures. We do have some of those higher clouds hanging along our coastal points. Theyve moved offshore. We have a very nice, blue sky overhead. Lots of sunshine. We go from 16 currently to 25 at 1 00. Well peak midafternoon only in the 20s. The feels like temperatures only peak in th
How cold and when we can expect a warmup. Lets start with how cold it is outside right now. Were at 12 degrees in allentown. 15 in philadelphia. 14 in wilmington. The winds from the north and northwest just continue to pool in that cold arctic air. Our temperatures will stay down low today. You can see hour neighborhood sevenday forecast. Here is what it feels like outside. 6 below zero in coatesville. 1 for the feels like temp in philly and a big old zero for mt. Holly now compared to the actual temperatures. Many of us feel 10 to 15 degrees cooler than we truly are. Radar and satellite view. A big difference from yesterday. We have now dried out. If theres any slick spots on roadways still from a couple days ago, we had a good bit of rain, those may have iced over. If youre driving early this morning, make sure youre taking it slow. You see a shine on the roadway, that potentially is ice. With the winds yesterday and the sunshine, a lot of that water will evaporate off surfaces. Righ
This was taken from the helmet camera of a firefighter interlock. Crews arrived overnight and found a major leak in the stairwell. They had to shut off several valves to stop the flow. No one was hurt but residents on the ground floor had to be evacuated. 20 people are confirmed dead in the mudslides. Crews still expect to find more victims as they continue to sift through mud and debris. They are using backhoes, jackhammers and chainsaws. Tuesdays slide destroyed at least 65 homes in montecito. Normal activity has ground to a halt. My mom was telling me the stories. Think about this, its now not functional. So the longer the recovery takes, the harder its going to be for them to bounce back. The hillside gave way as rains sent floodwaters down slopes. Now crews are trying to keep clear basins before another storm hits. Check out this satellite image of montecito before the mudslide. Lots of green and this is the same area after. Covered in a brown layer of mud. Back in the bay area su
Jr. Who said the ultimate measure of a man is where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. With that we welcome you inside. Pam cook is with us today and that resonates. I talked to my children a little bit about that. The challenge and controversy, that is when you shine. History and what is happening today is the perfect time to talk about this. I cant think of Martin Luther king jr. Without thinking of rosa parks. They are connected in my mind because of the bus boycott in alabama bringing dr. King into prominence. I studied the boys boycott a lot. Happening today there are many events across the country and here in the bay area marking the Martin Luther king jr. Federal holiday. Tom vacar is doing us live from San Francisco where there is a day of service and a march to honor dr. King. The big event at the moment in San Francisco is the San Francisco Labor Council breakfast in honor of Martin Luther king jr. Along with the community foundation. It is interesting to note t