new this morning a rude, awakening for a delaware, county family. large tree crashes in to their house trapping a person inside. then tragedy on a snowy roadway in, chester county two teenagers are killed in the car crash and the driver is and rest we continue to track winter's latest blast, snowfalls saturday but is what following that is causing the biggest concerns this morning. good morning to you, it is sunday february 15th i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. the lets check that forecast and what is to follow with carol, good morning. >> it is 8:00 o'clock and 9 degrees. >> there is nothing good about that let's just be honest. >> that tells you you everything. >> yes. >> that you need to know about the day. it is 9 degrees right now. it is colder if you outside. that is the extra little part would you probably love to know.

i want to take you to the the palmyra cove nature park a temperature of 7 degrees. the sustained wind of 20 miles. the delaware is not moving much. look at the the ice in the delaware. this is a very frosty look. this one picture says a lot. here's another one, storm scan three, big storm up in boston unfortunately for them, we are dealing with a couple flurries in most of the area not at all, just through central and northern new jersey until this wraps up and pull as way. skies are clearing and they will look really nice but just so cold. nine in philadelphia trenton wilmington and millville. eight in the reading area. seven in allentown. minus one in the poconos. these are actual temperatures. then we will bring in the wind and it feels like a minus 11 in philadelphia minus 15 in allentown. minus 16 in wilmington. wind are gusting to 40 miles an her right new through philadelphia these wind could get higher then that. look at poke necessary these wind are gusting.

we wish these were temperatures, the wind and they are gusting to 50 miles an her there. not out of the question we could see wind higher then our 40 miles an hour could go as high as 55. temperatures are in the teens they will feel, put the a mine news front of those numbers and that is how cold it will feel throughout the the day. it is a bright day but that doesn't do much with the blowing and drifting snow around here. we will talk about really cold weather also on the horizon and that is on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, nicole. >> carol, thank you. new this morning a fire broke out a center city who i rise. fire was contained to one apartment inside bow arts condominium at 12th and callowhill. officials believe a wood burning stove is likely the the cause of the fire. thankfully in one was injury. gusty wind may be to blame for a tree tumbling down on a apartment complex in east falls. it happen just after 3:00 in the 2900 block of west schoolhouse lane at falls village apartments. again, in one was injury.

also new this morning dangerous whipping wind cause aid tree to pop he will over on to a home in newtown square. a mother was trapped inside, buried under debris. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in delaware county with more on that story good morning steve. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. the wind here brutal, once again, this morning. they are whipping. and any exposure you have with your skin that is visible it is just absolutely brutal. we can show you where it happen. it is the neighborhood behind me. we were there earlier this morning. we'd like to show you the house live but inside the streets are very narrow and the the trees that surround us, it is like a win tunnel. but last night we spoke to the family member who arrived on the scene to find the home and he says death was averted in a matter of inches. >> reporter: dangerous wind,. >> it sounded like an avalanche through the house. >> reporter: police blaming an assault from mother nature for ripping this newtown square from its roots around

1:00 this morning destroying this home on spruce road. >> cut the house in half. >> reporter: family member dennis star lives in the neighborhood. his daughter and grandchildren inside the home will when the the tree fell. he said when he ran to the home and looked up, he believes his family was killed. >> opening that door was horrifying. it was horrifying. i was expecting some death. i thought i lost my grandchildren to be quite honest with you. i thought my grandson was dead. >> reporter: inside, calamity avoided by less than a foot. >> it missed is bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arms. he was trap. she had all of the ruble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: between his daughter, son in law grandson and granddaughter ) cuts and bruises. a matter of inches between the most scary moment in his life and that life being change forever. >> very scary. >> walking in that door not knowing what you will find on the other side. >> reporter: back live in this brutal win, which is pick up once again. the his granddaughter, excuse

me, was cut out of the home but just cuts and bruises, in major injuries, resulting from that incident last night. we are live from newtown square, steve paterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. meanwhile two teenagers are killed in the crash in chester county. it happened in the north bound lanes of route 100, at north ship road in exton, last night. authorities tell us that the victim were eject from the minivan when they were struck by a pickup truck. six passengers were inside of that minivan at the time of the crash. driver of the pick up was arrested at the scene there is no word on specific charges at this time. well dangerous cold didn't keep couples from celebrating valentines day, as temperatures drop penndot workers work to clear the road for love bird ride home. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the details. >> reporter: valentines day in love park, okay, perhaps a little will cliche but definitely the spot to go to if you want to talk to

couples. the park was damp cold and at times snowy but not a person we spoke to seemed to care. >> we were still coming regardless, to eat stake. >> reporter: celebrate the holiday, right. >> yes. >> reporter: some even prefer it. >> it is cute. i don't know i just love the the snow in general. >> reporter: did the snow add something or take something away from valentines day. >> i personally love it. i love the the snow. >> reporter: it certainly didn't kill romantic buzz across the street ice skaters hand and hand in dilworth plaza many came in from the suburbs and had a smooth drive, thanks to these guys, hundreds of penndot trucks came out, when the the snow did, and their valentines day, rather salty. >> we will be salting the the highway. that is what we will be doing. depending upon how long it lasts, matt will depend if we need to put the plows down on the pavement to move snow off of the roadway. >> reporter: their work was get gooding reviews from drivers in malvern. how are the roads out there. >> fine in problems. >> reporter: bit another yes sir to brave the cold on a romantic night. >> romance worth the weather? >> oh, definitely. >> reporter: as temperatures drop as we move into sunday

and monday penndot says they are worried about roads freezing w that said winds will pick up. penndot expect those wind to actually help dry off the road before they freeze. makes their job easier. we're in center city math rivers for cbs-3 eyewitness muse. a police officer in bucks county is recovering this morning after investigators say that he shot a suspect car thief, who tried to run him over. police tell us that the officer was on routine traffic stop when he ran the the plates and that vehicle came back stolen. it happened yesterday morning outside 7-eleven in morrisville. when the the officer approached that driver the situation escalated. >> the the defendant throws the car in reverse striking the police vehicle and as officialer tries to stop he was yelling at him to point a gun the car hits the officer and the officer fires two shots inside the driver's vehicle striking the the defendant. >> the suspect was shot once in the chest ape has been in critical condition. the officer is in good condition, and expected to

fully recover. developing right now police in copenhagen denmark say that they killed the gun man believed to be behind two shootings in the city. investigators say a man was killed and two officers were injured in the shooting outside a copenhagen synagogue early saturday morning. now that shooting came about six hours after a gunman, fired at least 30 shots through a window at the a copenhagen cafe killing a 40 year-old man and injuring three police officers. the swedish cartoonist lars was speak ago this cafe. he received death threats for his portrayal of the prophet mohammad. >> then my husband is hit the by a very serious act of violence tonight. we feel certain now that it is politically motivated, attacked and therefore i it is a terrorist attack. >> late's tack comes as europe is increasingly on edge over the jana salts on french satyrical newspaper, and a kosher supermarket in paris.

well canadian police have foiled a valentines day attack on halifax shopping center in nova scotia. investigate thors say three people planned to kill as many people as they could before taking their own lives. woman from illinois and man from nova scotia were arrested at the halifax airport on friday. third suspect killed himself after police superintendented his home. police say the plot is not linked to terrorism. concerns about terror abroad mean height even security here at home. the since the attacks of september 11th, no where is that more apparent then a at america's airports. we have all been through passenger screening but what about the the suitcase that he is fly with us in the belly of the plane. are they searched? are they safe. in an "eyewitness news" television exclusive our chris may goes behind the scenes at philadelphia international, to show you how the tsa keeps us safe, in the skies. >> reporter: for days, flocks of see born explosives this

training kit for explosives devices was found in the checked bag in hawaii. they are shocking items pack in items in 3uggage across the country. but at philadelphia ain't national airport's terminal a they are spotted by an in line automated system. how safe should passengers feel as a result of having this system. >> very he have is a. it is state of the art equipment. >> reporter: tsa's mike mccarthey took "eyewitness news" where in other philadelphia television stays has gone, behind the scenes of the security structure that keeps us safe. step one conveyor belt. our camera shows you the bags journey from the ticket counter to the runway. it is a quarter mile long. >> he does that in ten to 15 minutes. same amount of time as it takes a passenger to get through screening. >> reporter: step two potential alarms. conveyor belt carries each bag through a explosive detection system which generates an image. it is like ones taking of carry on bag but high tech and 3-d more like a cat scan. they are so secret we are not

allowed to show them to you. then you see a sophisticated allegories many the systems looks for potential threats. the if it find within that baggies diverted from the main conveyor belt, so human eyes can take a closer look. >> this is the the tsa control room where there is a camera on every bag that moves through the the system. if there is a threat this is where it is found. these highly trained experts evaluate images. if they decide the contents are safe it moves along. if they are not convinced it is on to step three, the inspection room. this is where bags are searched by hand by tsa agents like jonathan emery. >> we rely on the machine, you know, for some things but you you rely on your expertise to look around and check the bag for anything else. >> reporter: this time jonathan find in threat. after placing a notice of inspection in the bag he returns it to the conveyor belt where it is handed off to the airlines. one out of every four bags

that enters this system in terminal a is given this extra scrutiny, few pose threats but tsa federal security director derek starks says his team stays alert. >> we evolve as the the threat evolve and we put in protocol to catch the threat so we're adapting. >> for travelers in philadelphia it means peace of mind and safer on time trip. >> i feel more comfortable with their choice on how they are screening the bags. >> as a frequent flier i'm so happy that the tsa is taking steps necessary to ensure our safety, so it makes you feel very safe. >> reporter: terminals d and e at philadelphia international are installing their own automated explosive detection systems, and they hope to have those up and running by the fall. i'm chris may cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> whatever it takes to keep us safe. 8:12 right now. still ahead boston just can't catch a break, can they. >> reporter: another winter snowstorm pound the midwest and north east, i'm jericka

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well, back on "eyewitness news" in boston, they are going through another round of snow, and worst part there is in where left to put it. the here's cbs news correspondent jericka duncan another major storm system is pushing its way from the midwest to the north east. bringing heavy snow and powerful wind. >> it is too much snow. >> reporter: in ohio white out conditions are to blame for a 30 car pile up on the the ohio turnpike that killed

a pregnant woman near sandusky. cars trucks are also sliding off of the interstates in indiana. right behind all of the snow blistering cold. temperatures are expected to dip well below zero from michigan, to maine. winter weary new england is bracing for at least another foot of snow, blizzard conditions and possible coastal flooding. again. >> you can set your watch to it almost every three days you can guarantee a storm. >> reporter: boston has seen 80 inches of snow so far and a fourth major storm is taking aim at this region. >> i mean we have been and will continue to be clearing snow and removing snow and melting snow and disposing of snow. >> reporter: is there so much snow in boston that they don't know where to put it. the the mayor says he will dump tonight to boston harbor only as a last resort. crews and equipment from six states and national guard are in massachusetts to help rehave move the snow. jericka duncan for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". it is 8:16. lets go over to carol for more on our forecast which looks better then what they have got in boston. >> you know. >> maybe doesn't feel better. >> it will be hard to look worse than boston after what they have dealt with this winter season. we've got the some sun out there for how it is a bright looking day. you can see the snow blowing around easier. look at how cold this is. we've got 9 degrees in philadelphia i-95 corridor should be called the i9 corridor because it is nine in trenton. philadelphia wilmington. nine in millville. seven in allentown. minus one in the poconos. we have 40 miles an hour wind through philadelphia. that is dropping our wind chill to a minus 11. that is a warmer spot on the map. everybody else is even colder, then that. this is a brutally cold morning, i'm sure i don't to have tell you and your heating bill will remind you of it as well. big storm system boston. here's a look. and we are just seeing a

couple of snow showers that are through central new jersey and north as this system pull is a way. clear skies. it will look nice today but windy and that high wind warning until 2:00 this afternoon for wind during that time that could go from 50 to 60 miles an hour. we are seeing them 40 miles an hour through philadelphia. they have even seen some 68 miles an hour wind. this is quite the a wind storm. wind chill advisory goes into effect this afternoon as the temperature drop the wind won't be as high but they won't be calm either. as they blow in the 35 miles an hour range, and the temperatures are lower our wind chill will also be lower. future weather, we will get clearing skies today, tomorrow, by afternoon. we will start cloud up. by tuesday morning early thinks early in the morning at 4:00a in m. this computer model says we will get some snow. some heavier in areas to the the south. we will continue to watch that. and then does it move into our area by 7:00 o'clock on tuesday morning. make your plans accordingly

this should be wrapping up the way it the looks right now by the middle of the afternoon this gets out of here. this is a look at 4:00 o'clock, it is gone. the rest of the afternoon should be okay. in monday later on in the day we might be dealing with snow showers as well. so something to watch out for in the middle will of the week. otherwise, the monday temperatures will be the coldest february temperatures since 1996. we could be at zero, two is the the record that was in 1886. we will have a wind chill of minus 15 on monday morning. obviously, you know what to do. at 16 degrees wind possibly gusting as high as 55 miles an hour and wind chills of minus 12 or so today, everybody is staying inside. layers on even inside and keep those pets inside the entire time. we are looking at zero tonight with these wind chills feeling like minus 20 by tomorrow morning. then as we look at the next couple days snow possible on tuesday. maybe later on wednesday. then thursday and friday could be the coldest day, even colder then this.

the the arctic air comes back in at the end of the week. but you know what maybe you are the one. maybe you are the one who had power ball fever that swept through the area last week and perhaps even though nobody here hit the the big jackpot somebody has a winning power ball lottery ticket worth one million-dollar. that was sold at a store in glen mills delaware county. of all of the many numbers across the the front of the glen mills domestic and imported beverage only one counts the one million-dollar ticket spit out the by the beer distributor's lottery machine. someone get to live the high life. >> sales are up because everybody is in good spirits. >> reporter: who was it that came into buy beer and change a luck. missing half billion by the power ball 19, day after this question has been asked a million times do you know who the the person is. >> we don't know who it is. >> reporter: the big million-dollar winner a has in the bragged at the counter yet, lot of loser tickets ended up in the nearby trash

can of dash hopes and drink containers. >> she retrieved the bad picks they stayed bad, in 11, 13, 25 39, 54 there but jim's check of his ticket netted a better result. >> three digits. >> yes. >> the lottery players that sometimes doesn't add up n line is very quiet in the power ball machine now because next jackpot is only 40 in million-dollar. who needs 40 million-dollar. apparently power ball loser greg doesn't. >> we just don't play unless it is hundreds of millions. >> reporter: beer distributor for selling the million-dollar ticket their second one in two years. >> same deal where they hit five numbers. >> reporter: will net 50 ben franklin and they are curious if the winner is a regular or chance customer who turned $2 into a million. >> i love that they are not liking 40 million. >> i know. >> 40 million. >> if you are going to lose you might as well lose big but

no one has come forward at this point. so it is something you need to check are tickets. i had my ticket. i had pat ciarrocchi who did the the story, yeah and the ticket is still, up in the weather office. i have checked. before i came out in this kind of weather, i checked. >> one number right on it. >> is it really necessary for me to get to work today. >> yes. >> so i took the broom to the snow to the car and drove in here. but that is what it is. there is one ticket. it took last people to win at that lex four in months to realize they had a ticket just stuffed in their sock drawer. >> my goodness. >> somebody hear won and they went home check it and split was. maybe it is somebody out there. >> word to the wise. >> something like $2 billion gets left on the table every year because people don't check their tables. >> you get something. >> yeah. >> we have to move on to check oath those road with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic

center. how sit looking, ann. >> not too bad nicole and car will ol. we have some icy conditions. speed reductions on the walt whitman, ben franklin, betsy ross commodore barry bridge and delaware memorial bridge. speed reductions on the bridges. garden state parkway an accident on the northbound at ac expressway. i wanting to over mass transit the real quickly. septa regional rails lansdale doylestown line suspended due to overhead wire problems, and on new jersey transit river line services operating with 30 minute delays between trenton and camden due to the weather conditions. we will move the traffic cam here we're moving it to the schuylkill actually to 422, at route 29, in collegeville, and that is some of the snow going on to this roadway at times because the snow can blow on to the area roadways, again, use caution while you are driving. other than that 422 is in good shape in the collegeville area we will move the traffic cam once again. the this is the schuylkill. no delays or problems here.

watch out for icy patches. that is the very latest, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. hey, it is cold snowy, so what better time to take the polar plunge right. "eyewitness news" at sea isle city for annual polar bear weekend. thousands ran right in the atlantic ocean. it a makes me shiver thinking bit. >> it is a great cause. it was the the worst year i have had in five years. one year there was snow on the ground. this has clearly been the worst year our feature frozen right now but it is for a good cause so we did it again. >> she looks good having just plunge into the the ocean there. each year tens of thousands head down the shore this weekend in february. there is a hole slate have of event including a run walk for autism awareness convenientors market and a free concert. they had fun it was for a good cau

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you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! today, it is sunday february 15th. good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. just past 8:30. lets check with carol for more on this forecast and bitter think cold temperatures out there, carol. >> it shows how ineffective

the sunnies. we have temperatures of 9 degrees. >> in the helping much. >> not at all. >> wind is taking over it has a lot more power than the sun, and driving down that cold air just right out of the north pole. we are looking at some very cold temperatures let me show what you we're dealing with right now, look the at delaware river and the ice, this is a look from the pal will my use cove nature park over to the city of philadelphia. it is something. you could walk there over that ice. now storm scan three there are snow showers out,es specially through central new jersey and north and might find a couple going past in burlington county. bucks county saw a couple. these things will be ending up leaving quickly. the other official observation that you'll be finding looking at surface maps right now with the official observations blowing snow, there is a lot of snow around. and, it doesn't have to be flowing from the sky. it has same net effect it send snow in different

directions and reshoveling. win is doing its own shoveling too as high as it is. 9 degrees in philadelphia. nine in trenton. nine in wilmington. seven in allentown. nine in dover. you get the idea how cold it is. factor in the wind and it feels like a minus 11 in philadelphia minus 28 in the poconos. minus ten in wildwood. temperatures staying in the middle teens. it doesn't matter because with these wind, it will feel more like 12 below zero today. it does not get anywhere close to the freezing mark. so everything stays absolutely frozen solid by this afternoon, lots of sunshine. we will talk about it may be even, as cold or colder weather coming at the the end of the week and snow before that. that is just ahead nicole. >> carol, thank you. new this morning, gusty high wind may be to blame for a toppling tree in new town square. one resident had to actually be rescued after the roof of her home came crashing down. eye witt the necessary news reporter steve paterson has that story, now from delaware

county. >> reporter: police say wind upward of 50 miles an hour are to blame for a heroin store friday this morning it happened in the neighborhood just across the street, we expect to a family member arriving on the scene to see a tree, that cut his family's home in half. dangerous wind. >> it sound like an avalanche coming through. >> reporter: police blaming an assault from mother nature for ripping this newtown square tree from hits routes around 1:00 this morning destroying this home on sprees road. >> cut the house in half. >> reporter: family member dennis star lives in the neighborhood, his daughter and grandchildren inside the home when the tree fell. he said when he ran to the home and looked up he believed his family was killed. >> opening that door was horrifying. it was just horrifying. i was expecting some death. i thought the eye lost my grandchildren to be quite honest with you. i thought my grandson was dead. >> reporter: inside incredibly the the calamity avoided by less than a foot. >> it was just by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arms.

she was trap. she had all of the ruble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: between his daughter, son in law, grandson, and granddaughter just cuts and bruises. a matter of inches between the the most scary moment, in his life and that life being changed forever. >> very scary. >> walking in that door not knowing what you will fine on the other side. >> reporter: four people inside the home. it was star's doubt her who was trapped underneath the the ruble. he had to be cut out of the home but nobody seriously injured. reporting from newtown square, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so scary. also new this morning fire fighters back out at the scene of the house fire in avalon cape may county. flames were kindled overnight on the 4700 block of fifth avenue knew. fire fighters had a tough time battling the flames on thursday night because of the wind and frigid temperatures. hoses were freezing and as you can see from the picture here the house, and everything around it ended up covered in ice. it took much of the morning on friday morning to get that fire under control.

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side i'm jim donovan. is there much more still to come on "eyewitness news" coming up next we will check with face the nation's bob schieffer for a look ahead at today's broadcast. also a ahead the sunnies shining, bright this sunday but in the doing a darn thing, we will look at these temperatures. we are down in the single digits and, the wind is making it feel worse. carol returns to tell us about the snow and more cold ahead for your sunday. we will be right back.

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diversity and inclusiveness. cbs face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 on cbs 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is maryland rate or and chief washington correspondent, bob schieffer, bob, good morning to you. we were so sad to hear about the passing of your collogue bob simon. i'm sure you two crossed paths quite often. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, we didn't. bob went to work here in 1967. i didn't come until two years later. he was always in one place and i was in another. we actual difficult not get to work very much together, until 1982 when we were both sent off to argentina to cover the war over the faulkland it is where i really came to understand how good he was. i have often said i love art, abstract art but i feel better if i think the the guy can draw. i'm the same way about journal 178. i respect those who can write.

because i think as drawing is a foundation of all art, writing is the foundation of all journalism. and, in this medium where we use pictures to tell a story, bob could find the right words to make the picture even more powerful. so, i had great respect for him. i'll tell you for sure we will miss him around here. >> i'm sure that you will. he was such a great talent as you mentioned a wonderful journalist and big loss for the cbs family. what else will you be covering on your show later on today. >> we have something really special this morning. yesterday, i flew down to selma, alabama and walk across the edmond petus bridge with john lewis, that great iconic figure in the civil rights movement. when he led those marchers across that bridge back in the 1965 about 15 years ago next month. it was a turning point in the movement. they got to the bottom of that

hill after they came accredits that bridge and there were people on horse back hundreds of them, literally who beat them with hammers and clubs. the public was so offended by that that it increased the pressure to do something about voting rights. as partly and largely as a result of that march, and the pictures of it, 1965 voting rights act was signed into law by lyndon johnson a real turning point. john lewis is a real hero of that movement. it was, i would call it an honor to get to walk across that bridge with him and ask him what he was thinking about that day. i enjoyed, you know some stories you cover some stories you really enjoy covering this one i was honored to be there and we walk the steps that those marchers took. >> we will look forward to. that thanks, been for the the preview. we appreciate it.

>> okay, we a appreciate it. 8:48. lets send it over to carol. >> weather watchers are up and out checking temperatures that are just brutal. 9 degrees. the that is what steven is finding. he has a very wise comment in robbinsville, new jersey the wind hitting your face is painful that is what you will be finding out there. we have a 5-degree temperature. eileen says it felt like a couple guns were going to blow the house away. stay inside if you can. note that is we have got temperatures all over the map that are single digit, we have 8 degrees temperature down here. the cat any when known a says wind gusts up to 24 miles an hour making it feel like minus 13. elaine val -- a late valentine to cbs right back to you, kathy. these are streets of philadelphia. as you can see if you look at the bottom of your screen when that gets dropped a assuming it does, you can see, you know, that we have some snow just on the side of the road.

we didn't get a lot of snow here. inch maybe 2 inches in some spots. the south jersey picked up three to 4 inches in a lot of locations. it was blowing, drifting around. it is hard to tell who got what. i'm sure there were a couple over that as well but nice little pan of the city, you can see snow on the roof and that sort of thing but, also notice blue skies we have out there. there is sunshine in kutztown too. look at the snow across the fields here. a temperature of zero. wind northwest at 12 miles an hour. only went up to one. 9 degrees. it has not change. the trenton, to philadelphia millville, dover all 9 degrees. the atlantic city also 9 degrees. 10 degrees the warmest temperature in wildwood. wind chill extreme minus 11 is how it is feeling outside in philadelphia minus 16 in wilmington. minus 27 in the poconos. our storm scan three is showing a few residual pulling away getting out of here to

spend more time in boston i think this le pressure system just sending few little streamers down through toms river maybe picking up a couple of snow showers out of this and a few other spots as well. that is on the way out. just know whatever fell yesterday is blowing around. this stuff is so powdery it blows around like crazy and blowing snow is the official observation for a lot of location this is morning. it will make it harder to sianni drive and it will cover the roads in a heartbeat. we have high wind warning until 2:00 this afternoon. fifty to 60 miles an hour, we're presently finding these wind about 40 miles an hour. 39 miles an hour in philadelphia millville and wildwood. will mink ton 37 miles an hour. you have seen wind as high as 60 miles an hour there it has been extremely windy, 50 miles an hour up in the poconos right now, with, of course a wind chill advisory that is in effect and stays in effect until tomorrow morning at 11:00. notice the area covered in

that and that is, all of us. we have future weather. this is right on target. and, when it starts right, it has a better chance of ending right. we have clear skies around here today much of tomorrow, but then we will watch the the next weather maker coming in here. this is some snow moving in early on tuesday. thinks a 1:00 a.m. look. subject to change as we get closer to anything. as you know it starts to get refined and timetables change and amounts change and locations change but just know tuesday could be a day we are dealing with some snow early at least first part of the day. this thing get out of here and keeps heavier snow as you can see from the allentown area over to the shore but again subject to change. then wants to bring in warmer air. does that happen or not in too early to call. we will continue to machine for that but it should be gone by the afternoon on tuesday. we have another chance of picking up a couple snow showers on wednesday. today only 16 degrees, wind could get as high as a 55 miles an hour.

net effect is wind chill between minus 12 and minus 20 degrees. the 3p's you have to check on. people, pipes, and your pets. your pets need to be inside and everybody else need to be check on a lot, because you have to make sure the heating systems are working. zero tonight with wind of 35 miles an hour, feels like a minus 20 tomorrow morning. it is a cold week. we have cold weather tomorrow at 18 degrees. the tuesday with some snow, 25 degrees. wednesday 28. maybe coldest weather of the week coming you after that. hey, also look at this while you look at. that do you love watching the wet ther? you too can be featured by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly dot the come/watchers. >> lets check on the roads with ann good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. we have speed reductions on the area bridge base of the weather and high windy conditions on the ben franklin bridge. what you are looking at right now 256789 miles an hour speed reductions in effect plus pedestrian walkway a closed because of further notice

because of weather conditions. speed reductions on the walt whitman, bet thecy ross commodore barry bridge and delaware memorial bridge. we have move the traffic cam again to 202 at allendale road. again, watch out for this blowing snow that could blow at anytime on the highway. 202 is in good shape despite all of the snowy conditions. i'm ann evans, that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, "eyewitness news" continues after this.

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