Snow possible for parts of area as nor’easter brings rain, frigid temps

So one of the other things we're going to do is check in with a guy that knows all about the wind, the weather and everything else. My friend, meteorologist Scott Williams. So this has to be pretty cool for you as well to watch what they're going to do. Like I mentioned at the top, they had to move it up a day to Veterans Day, of course, because they were worried about some winds in the panhandle. Yeah, absolutely. Part of that same storm system that's going to be impacting us. So we're seeing some of those winds that will be increasing from the Gulf moving into this storm system, which right now is organizing around portions of the Great Lakes. So we are actually under the influence of high pressure right now. And remember earlier, Jen, I said high pressure brings the happy weather. Low pressure brings the lousy weather. So right now it's happy weather across the Delaware Valley. We're going to be going to Happy Valley. That forecast, it's going to be kind of cold as we get toward the end of the week. We'll talk much more about that. But as we take a live look right now in Philadelphia, those temperatures, they are in the 60s numbers, certainly above average for this time of year. We should be in the upper 50s for high temperatures already in the 60s here at this one o'clock hour and temperatures will climb to around 66 degrees. For this afternoon. So as we get to the maps right now, you can see what we're talking about in terms of those temperatures outside looking pretty good here in Philadelphia. Dry conditions, a little wind, but it's light compared to what we were getting on Monday as well as. For Tuesday right now it's 64 degrees currently for Philadelphia. Lots of sunshine stepping outdoors in terms of the temperatures across the area. It's 64 degrees in Philadelphia. We have 65 for Hamilton. Temperatures right now in Doylestown at 63 degrees and those numbers are looking pretty good for the Reading area. It's 65 degrees there. 50s in the Poconos and temperatures. For this afternoon, we're climbing into the 60s around 67 degrees along the I-95 corridor. Temperatures north and west are getting into the upper 60s as well. We'll go 68 today for Pottstown and those temperatures for the shore points will be in the low to mid 60s. Now, In terms of that dip in the jet stream, that is going to be taking over as we get toward the end of the week into the upcoming weekend with some of the coldest air of the season. So we've been bracing for this throughout the day. And as we take a look at that, you can see what's going to be happening with that dive in the jet stream. The area of low pressure, that's around the Great Lakes. That's going to be gathering some strength, some intensity and moving our direction as we get. Toward the upcoming weekend. So we are dry. We're quiet under the influence of high pressure that happy weather as I like to call it that L is going to bring us the lousy weather for your Thursday into Friday. In fact, take a look at some of these temperatures for tomorrow. It's not that bad. We are still in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. The rain, maybe even a rumble of thunder out there. We do anticipate about a half an inch of rainfall. Before all is said and done, temperatures really don't drop until Thursday night into Friday. So all things considered, it's still a mild day for your Thursday. But we have the clouds, we have the showers, maybe even a rumble of thunder. So let's time everything out. Seven o'clock tomorrow, upper 40s to low 50s out there. These temperatures are above average, at least for the morning hours that we had temperatures in the 30s this morning tomorrow. We're in the upper 40s to low 50s as we go hour by hour by noon tomorrow. We're looking at some scattered showers, maybe even an embedded thunderstorm. Don't anticipate anything severe, but just don't be caught off guard if you hear that rumble of thunder out there. Temperatures are still mild, upper 50s to around 60 degrees. There are a little lull in the action for... Late afternoon into the early evening, but then we see another round of moisture kind of wrapping back around, especially north and west. Those temperatures are still upper 40s to around 50 degrees. And then watch what happens Thursday night into Friday. Starting to see some pink on the map, some blue, some purple. That is where the rain will change over to some wet snow. Will there be a wet snowflake mixed in? Around Berks County, maybe the Lehigh Valley, absolutely, but the best bet at seeing some of that snow actually sticking, maybe a coating of snow, would be in the Poconos during the day on Friday as those temperatures will be cold enough to support maybe a little dusting out there. Now, we talked about the rainfall, maybe a rumble of thunder. Half an inch of rainfall is expected out there. The potential change to snow is most likely in the Poconos for the shore. We're talking some minor tide of flooding. The next high tide cycles over the next day or so is roughly 9 p.m. to about 10 p.m. and then 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. We're mainly watching Friday for that. So just kind of keep that in mind as that storm system moves through, kind of intensifies across the Delaware Valley. We're talking about the computer model showing that best chance for some snow, generally in the Poconos as you take that northeast extension, go through the Lehigh Tunnel and into Carbon and Monroe Counties, and then places like Scranton, Binghamton, along Interstate 81, looking at some of that snow. In terms of the weekend forecast, if you're going to State College, there might be a flurry or two because some lake effect snow is likely, and some of those streamers could make it all the way. Into the Penn State area, but I've been looking at some of those temperatures that feels like temperatures. This is Friday and then watch what happens by Saturday morning. So by Saturday 7 a.m. It's feeling like 22 degrees in the Poconos, 27 in Pottstown, 28 in Millville, 30 degrees for Philadelphia. So I mean, break out the winter gear. I mean, you're going to have to dress in layers if you're out and about early on Saturday. Or maybe hitting the road, going to join Jen there in Penn State. Because look at the forecast. So, 62 the high for tomorrow. Once again, that's the transition day. We have the showers, maybe a thunderstorm. It feels like December, folks. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. But we're dry for the upcoming weekend. The Temple game tailgating is going to be chilly as well. High 48 degrees. That's more typical of around December 11th. Or 12th. So as we get toward next week, though, look at those temperatures. They're trending upwards by next Wednesday. We are at 59 degrees. And then those temperatures, they're actually climbing back into the 60s by the end of next week into next weekend. Yeah, we're in the 60s, low 60s. So that's not too bad. The coldest days will be Friday into Saturday. So I looked at the Temperature, Jen, for kickoff, Penn State on a Saturday, 7 o'clock, Minnesota, right? It looks like it'll be 39 degrees with a northwest wind around 5 to 10 miles per hour. So by kickoff, it is going to feel like 32 degrees. How about that? You ready?