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Your body reacts. But look at the numbers north and west. It feels like 16 below already in the pocono mountains and were talking about feels like temperatures in philadelphia tonight five to 15, yes 15 degrees below zero its going to feel like 20 below moving toward the pocono mountains. So this is going to be a dangerous scenario. Bundle up, check on the elderly. Check on your pets, and also just stay indoors if at all possible. There will be a little warmup comingcoming up ill talk about that with the seven day when i come inside. Back to you. Youre welcome back inside very soon. Thank you ...

Kids one tron get in there right. 22 degrees on your Storm Tracker 6 app on the way in right now, 22 at 8 oclock and well probably be in the mid20s through the afternoon with a couple spotty snow showers. There is a real change coming tonight though as a wind chill advisory is in effect as of 7 oclock tonight into 9 oclock in the morning when the winds are going to pick up, temperatures are going to drop our low is 10 tonight and the wind chills will make it feel between five and 15 degrees below zero and worse in the poconos. Karen, dangerous cold coming tonight. Ill talk more about that. The...

Now, French Police have issue edd wanted posters for two brothers who have carried out the attack. The brothers are already known for being linked to terrorism. And there was more violence. Two Police Officers were fired upon. Theyre both seriously injured. Its unclear yet if that incident is linked to yesterdays attack. Security has been stepped up across the country. Its now at its highest level as extra soldiers and Police Officers are guarding media offices, schools, religious sites around the country. Today is a national day of mourning, and therell be a minute of silence at noon. And the...

WDFW, in partnership with the Nooksack Tribe and Lummi Nation, have collected over 5 million eggs thanks to a new hatchery on the Nooksack River.

WDFW, in partnership with the Nooksack Tribe and Lummi Nation, have collected over 5 million eggs thanks to a new hatchery on the Nooksack River.