good sunday morning. clean up begins today. that will weekend storm may be gone, but we are still feeling its effect. in south philly you see the snow piled up. oh, cars to dig out right now. >> from the city to the shore, the winter whallop sent water from the bay flooding into shore communities. we have a live look at hard hit sea isle city coming up.

>> and the cbs-3 mobile weather lab right now, live this morning, checking out area roads, and they're certainly slippery this morning. meisha has been warning us about the black ice, so stay home if you can. if you have to go out, definitely be careful. good morning, it is sunday january 24th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your sunday morning started with the latest from weather and traffic together. justin, meisha here with the conditions as everyone is waking up, guys, so excited about the sun today. even just little sun. >> we'll take it. >> right on. >> yes, like justin said earlier it, won't heat us up too much, so probably not going to melt all of the ice and snow that we're seeing, and really, right now, it is still very slip rip out there. in fact, we just saw live spin out not too long ago, happened on the 42 freeway, so dangerous conditions still, although we do have the sun, so just fin, that's our silver lining i suppose. >> we'll take it. >> we will take that. even tomorrow, even potentially tuesday morning, still, there will be icy spots. because we will get slow melt. we will get up to freezing today. areas in the sun, do melt, but then just all refreeze z again

tonight. so do you have watch out for the untreated surfaces over the next day or two. but the storm is gone, long gone, off shore, clear skies over the entire region, so if you can get out of your house maybe enjoy some skiing and riding in the poconos, excellent conditions. check it out, allentown you guys top the list, 31.9 inches of snow that sets all time record, king of prussia over 2 feet at 26.1, into new jersey. bellmawr, 20 inches, 14 and a half in in williamstown, lindenwald almost 14, delaware, new castle county, was hit the hard it, 16.1 at the new castle airport, west dover coming in at 14.2 inches, and officially in philadelphia, just shy of 2 feet, 22.4, that's the fourth largest snowstorm on record. coastal flood warning continues until noon. so we have one more high tide to go through. which is current pretty much about now, across new jersey and delaware. so that's an area of concern. temperatures, it is cold, there you go, teens, 20's, so it is very icy out still. and over the next few days,

still icy travel, as i mention, melting during the day, everything refreeze z at night, meisha earlier showing spin out, that will be a problem, black ice out, there so what's the latest? not whole lot of traffic yet. that's a good thing, right? >> yes. the problem we're seeing right now, the good thing, but the problem we're seeing rightful, because we have that sun, sometimes it gives us this misleading al your we can go out travel at posted speeds which i want to remind you we still have speed restrictions? place right now, 45 piles per hour on the highways, 25, 25, on all of the bridges right now. so still very icy. and right now it sounds like we have penndot secretary of transportation, leslie richards, on the phone, good morning, leslie, you know, the storm has now passed us by. but there is definitely a lot of snow and ice still on the roadways, so what are penndot's clean up plans for today given the fact it is still so icy outside? >> still have full-out effort, 450 trucks on the five county area, we will be working all day today.

as you said, speed restrictions are still in place. crews are out there. we are using more salt now that the snow has been cleared. a lot of winds last night. so we're dealing with a lot of drifting today. we will be trying to push back a lot of that snow that fell into our roadways, and off the road again. secondary routes, still snow packed, so obviously yesterday with the intensity of the storm and the duration of the storm, we really are concentrated on the interstates. then heavier volume roads, today we will be getting out to the secondary roads, and we will be working out, you know, all day today, and getting ready for our monday commute. >> speaking of today, people eager to get out, maybe runner around today, any advice for commuters hitting the roadways today? >> yes, still staying home this morning, don't have to get out, you know, roads are passable. if you can give us to this afternoon, that would be best, our equipment operators can

operate best without any other traffic, and allows us to do our work quickly and safely, some roads still closed so don't expect all of the roads to be open. but roads will be passable today, always drive with caution, and please be very careful conditions are not perfect that's for sure. >> keep the roadways clear, especially for today. thank you for taking time to talk with us today and of course keeping everyone safe. we do all on our end, as well. >> sound good. have a great day. >> you as well. all right, so, erika, rahel it, sounds like, you know, they are going to do all that they can do on penndot side to get these road surfaces treated with some salt. there it is. >> so the excuse, don't go out today, wait until tomorrow. thank you. >> today some of the favorite

resorts at the jersey shore are worried about another rounds of tidal flooding. >> oh, and high winds also knocked out power, so not just the flooding but also, turn the heat on, too, we want to continue our eye on the storm coverage with jan carabeo out at sea isle city, good morning, jan. >> good morning. all eyes on the high tide, scheduled to roll in here to shiite city right around 8:30 this morning we're coming to you liver from the corner of west jersey, central avenues. it is just a wall of water out here. so the main concern this next, this next high tide, will bring in even more flooding i spoke to the mayor. wind still how long, too, does not help. so until the high tide comes in, flood waters recede, the mayor continuing to ask people to stay indoors this morning, and to not drive-thru this water. meantime, this morning, the mayor and police chief will

also survey the damage to property, as well as the beach, he says, he has foot of water in his basement, a lot of his friends, and a lot of the businesses in this area have a lot of water in their businesses, as women, so a lot of clean up ahead. >> the beaches were hit pretty hard but the new do you know system did a great job, did the job they were supposed to, ocean did not breach anywhere throughout our community, so we have a lot of clean up, a loot of work to do, but we will be ready, we will be okay. >> so you heard the mayor say the dunes did their job, also an update on power outages this morning. the mayor tells us, that sea isle city, is back on line. but again, thousands of people in cape may county alone are still without power. and here in sea isle city, a lot of clean up is ahead. so again, waiting for that last high tied to roll in around 8:30, again, possibly

moderate flooding on top of everything. you see behind me, rahel, erika, back into you. >> hopefully high tide isn't too bad, thanks, jan. meanwhile in philadelphia still may be difficult getting around the city today on public transportation. >> yes, septa as gradually resuming services, buses and trolley services relaunch this morning. some bus routes may remain out of service if street conditions don't improve. now regional rails and norristown high speed lines, also trying to get those back on track. philadelphia international airport there trying to get back to normal, as well, after the storm. got to clear up all of those runways, justin finch joins us now where number of airlines hope it have some departures and arrivals later today. how is it looking right now? >> erika, rahel, good morning, very much touch and go here at the airport. this is a transition day, a gradual return to service here, what the airport is aiming for, if you don't believe me, take look around here. hardly anyone here, check in counters, lines, very much inch empty this morning. look at the boards here too. we've seen some progress in

the last half hour. many more on time flights scheduled on that board, how much, many of them seem to be leaving in the late afternoon. so as you can see, the hope is to get some flights out today. now, we're just a day out of course from the storm that blew in some 20 inches of snow here at the airport, so, on friday, all flight canceled for saturday, heavy push made to move passengers to and from their destin aces onofre to avoid being stuck here saturday. now today the work begins to get those flights back up and running again, and we do know that flights will leave and arrive on these runways at hundreds of staff through the storm to clear and ready for today. however, still, many of those flights are not set to leave on time. that is also due to the domino effect when weather affect airports across the count rip so that's to be considered here. we met family here at the airport, the russo family, bound for after rondo, but as the hours tick by, their take-off seems less and less

likely. >> we were supposed to go to orlando, to get a cruise ship, to the bahamas. but guess what? looks like the cruise ship may go without us. >> and we're hoping that's not the case miss russo over there at the front counter, that's her carrier, been on the phone and on loin with them throughout the morning here. she has learned the hard way that you can't always trust, she says, what you see on line, your best bet is to check in with your carrier directly to see what is happening with your flight. specially, in a situation like this one, all the carriers have hotlines going this morning, as well the, as on line service, so if you have to fly out today or arrive somewhere today, your best bet is going to be not show up to the airport instead check in first. rahel, erika, back over to you. >> justin real good advice there. not enough to just check on line. do you have directly call. do you have directly reach out. >> absolutely, and hey we can help i get around in the snowstorm. go to the website for the

latest information from the airport, septa, new jersey transit and beyond g to cbsphilly.com many click on travel guide. >> back in the city resident have quite a clean up on their hands this morning. >> yes, in south philadelphia, where some of the streets are narrow, it may be even more difficult. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" is live at tenth and washington with a look at the neighborhood. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm good, rahel and erika, good morning. yes, there are piles and piles of snow here. guess what? there is no place to put it. okay? and so i'm here with mark sullivan. how are you doing? good to see you. mark has been working out here, trying to clear a path through the streets so folks can passover this mound, kids playing in, tunnels going through the mound of snow. mark what's it been like for you? it is cold out here. >> yes, it is, yes, and trying to walk through it is even harder, then, you know, helping out with moving this stuff around. trying to find a place to put

it like you said. >> yes. >> little rough. little colder than yelled, but travel in the snow yesterday, just like fatigue. >> yes, and so, south philadelphia is a very special place for those folks who don't understand, how high do the snow drift get here when you are trying to walk through the city? >> going from ankle burried up to knee almost depending what street you step-off of. >> now, if you look a what we are dealing with the cars, mark, come over here with me, we will show you because people have to scrape off the sidewalks, and the plows are coming through dealing with the streets, cars coming through, cars literally wedged in. so savesies a big thing over there a guy saving his space after he dug it out for over an hour, saving his space with a old satellite dish. why is that something that people over here respect? >> well, because, you know how hard it is parking in the city? specially with all of the one way streets and, you know, there is barley any parking lot around here.

soap, you know, when one person moves, it is like ya, you can holds that spot. >> yes. >> you can use it around here, use just about anything that people won't move. >> and all satellite dish, it fits that category. do you respect savesies? >> yes, i know how it is, especially when you can only park on one side, but houses on both sides. >> so you got a lot of residents, lots of cars, no where to park. and then you have lot of snow and no where to put it, then you ends up with these mounds that we showed you, mark is working on getting rid of this, the snow emergency in philadelphia, still in effect, stay home, you know, dig your car out it, could take quite a while, right? >> yes definitely bring water. >> so you can be ready for tomorrow. so good luck, mark. and back to you, rahel, and erika, as you can see, a loft work to be done out here. >> oh, ya, savingsies hot topic in philadelphia. >> yes, a-plus for getting creative no stool, no chair, no cone, satellite dish, god created there. >> yes, and i'll give you closer look later. really hilarious. >> all right, cherri gregg,

thank you. >> so coming up this morning cbs-3 mobile weather lab, out right now checking out the roads. kyla, i found your tweet you saw justin jamming mix cd. >> reporter: we did, we were jamming to his electronic dance music, my photographer jim, really addition it. hey, speaking of digging, a loft digging outgoing on. take a look at the roads, they're still not in great condition. happy to say that the sun's coming up, and people are staying off the roads. we'll tell you ball it when we come back. stay with us, cbs-3 coming right back. >> thanks, kai l then what is it about montgomery county that makes residents want it jump in the snow? we'll tell you how this polar plunge became a family affair.

check this out right now, doo bad this is in 3d. weather lab getting whitewashing in collings dale, you my say. kyla, photographer jim spearing, going all out, guys, thanks so much. cruising around, with the driving conditions, and digging out from this huge storm. my goodness. >> my goodness, and kyla, it looks like you guys had to do a little digging out yourselves? >> yes, women, i tell you, few people that are out now. but a lot of people are staying in. and the ones that you do see out are the people trying to clear up the roads. it helps them if everybody heads in. i wanted to show you, we're in haddonfield, kings highway, interesting. you see the guy here who is trying to get the snow off the street. then you see some joggers, straight ahead of me. out for their morning run, not about to be deterred by this weather. you know, i think jogging might be little dangerous too this morning. but certainly, driving is not great. as you can see, a loft these roads still need to be plowed

further. we're not seeing such clear roads yet. we're coming up upon our joggers here. and, you know, i think the best bet is to stay home. do you see few cars venturing out. most of them are out here, to try and clear the roads. few people have kind of come by, going very slow, that's the key to it, as well. so it is real a better idea if you just kind of stay at home, keep the hot cocoa going, get the fireplace going, chill out for the first part of the day. let those crews get out there, clear out the roads. not whole lot of fun to be out here, right, little icy, it is very chilly, and it is just kind after mess right now. but i think things will be getting much bet they are afternoon. guys, back to you. >> all right, kai last hopefully a loft people taking your word for it and staying home, yes. >> so if there is a day it skip the morning jog, justin, today is the day. you're loud not to run today, do you think? >> if you're used to that, you skip the routine, you know, funny, ed connor our weather watchers say good morning for a jog, what are you talking about? he said when it is this cold, the snow just crunches under your shoes, you actually have

some traction, there you go, hard core runners go for it. >> grab your hat. >> up in berks county chilly 16 degrees, kutztown area middle school, look at that, fresh snow on the ground, cool shot there. nice sunrise today. hopefully that sun can melt things pretty good here. we will have slow warm up each day. check it out, allentown you guys winning the list, 39.1 inches, new all time record. seasonal average 32.9. how about that? 22.4 for philadelphia. fourth largest snowstorm on record here for the airport. all right, storm scan3, storms gone. there is the clear skies. that's why full sunshine today. not helping temperatures much though with the fresh snow on the ground, 20 in dover, 19 in newark, delaware, and the the city. similar numbers, upper teens, icy conditions you saw from the weather lab, slow your roll if you have to head out earlier this morning, let the crews get everything done this morning. quiet weather pattern, this is great. high pressure in control, that locks us in for some dry weather. next 48 hours, as we

head toward tuesday, there is going to be little cold front that swings on through. maybe a shower coming in late in the day. that's about it, no big deal. not going to cause any flooding threat. mostly sunny today. little breezy. specially in the morning. 33 degrees for the high temperature. northwest wind coming in at ten to 15, so much better as far as the wind goes. cold tonight. 18 degrees, everything refreeze z, and here is the extended forecast, pretty quiet. not bad for the end of january. each day get little warmer through mid week. to up 44 on tuesday, clouds, maybe shower, slightly cooler, for wednesday and thursday, in the 30's, guys, next weekend, shot at reaching the mid four's, so back above average. that will could be the trend as we head into february. back to you. >> i feel warm just thinking about mid 40's. >> i'm with you. >> and this morning, we are keeping tabs on the transportation situation on this day after. >> yes, our team coverage continues right now with tim jimenez, kyw "kyw news radio"

1060. some brave soul will try to get out there on public transit. how is it looking, tim? >> it is a mess, but septa officials say they plan for 10:00 this morning to get as many of its bus route, trail lines, up and running again, now more than 24 hours after they suspended most of their service, still wait and see, crews cleaning up, assessing damage and checking on road conditions. septa, says, they'll have better idea of maybe soon within the hour how the regional rails and norristown high speed lines will operate. meantime, broad street and market frankford lines, still running, have been rolling along with even with the rest of the system shutdown. so, septa spokeswoman heather redfern says those are the two lines still most reliable way to get around. other mass transit notes, new jersey traps it, that's still suspended until further notice. amtrak on modified schedule, patco running on sunday snow schedule, so it is about every hear hour or so trains are coming in. and finally, the roads, just spoke with penndot spokesman, 450 trucks pushing snow, trying to make roads passable,

getting salt out, there specially the higher volume roadways, there is still the 45-mile per hour speed limit in place on those major highways, really the preference for ben dot is that folks just stay home today. so they do all of this work. and because of the storm, triple a says they had to tow 27 cars away this weekend in the region, guys. >> well, so i think the message there is stay home. shovel your car out. but just don't leave. >> slutly, tim, thanks so much. >> traffic on the pennsylvania turnpike is moving again. from my night into saturday night, hundreds of vehicles were stuck for miles. now, among them, the bus caring the temple university women's gymnastics team. state police tried to alleviate some of the back up. the turnpike plaza. >> i never seen this, i'm from louisianna. all they can do is go west. think can't go east. >> the vehicle has been stuck for so long, they were surrounded by a foot of snow. they were stuck there. the red cross and the salvation army now providing meals for those arriving at

shelters. but oh, good reminder real when winter hits you need to have the back up snack, just in case. >> maybe even snow chains. >> there go. iraq war veteran not letting his injury or the weather keep him down. >> listen to there is using his wheelchair to plow the snow, from his neighbor's walkways. we'll hear from him just ahead. we'll be right back. garbage. that's the budget passed by the republican legislature in harrisburg. it's unfunded, unbalanced and unconscionable. it'll balloon the deficit.

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>> take a look at the whim team practicing? >> oh, quick practice, too. clearly dedicate today their support. great job, guys. hey, go inside, get some clothes on, warm up. fun video. >> get some hot cocoa. polar plunge of different kinds. upper poor lands. >> take a look at this. let's see. this guy, we're told, does it every year, but this time, there is a twist. >> oh. >> the torch is being passed,

to the polar bear. >> polar bear, 2016. >> all right, that's mike, passing the baton it year, with his son michael. joining him in the annual tradition, look at them go. snow diving just on their front lawn. >> if you're going in, may as well go all in. >> justin anderson employed philadelphia international airport had i off road wheelchair with a snow blade. used to plow the sidewalks, near his home, in omaha. the iraq war veteran even plows the school, across the street.

>> things you can still do, you don't think you would be able to do after your injury. >> also battled brain cancer, thanks fully, now in remission, and just terrific. school out, helping neighbors out, doing everything you can. >> true inspiration. >> absolutely. still ahead this morning, liver report from the shore, where residents are waking up to even more damage this morning. and the storm made it difficult to fight the flames at this grocery store. still ahead, more on a firefighter's efforts to save a neighborhood market. we'll be right back.

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>> the shore is sat raided. live this morning as the clean up begins, in hard hit places, like margate, ocean city, and sea isle city. good morning to you. i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right now we check in with justin dray brick, i believe high tide for the shore, about it time right now? >> pretty much right about now, yes. >> dogs al flood warnings until noon, so again, this is pretty much it. then see improving conditions, throughout the day, hopefully, as the wind has certainly calmed down. and the storm system continues to pass well off to the east and northeast. check out storm scan3. nothing happening. nice quiet behind this storm. and don't really have any true arctic air coming in hine the system, yes, it is very coal, because of the fresh snow at the surface, but there go, clear skies, full sunshine today. we capping know ability, winner of the last list, allentown, new all time

record, 31.9 inches. malvern, 28.2, ambler, 21. broomall it, two, over foot at the atlantic city airport into delaware. northern delaware was hit the hardest, 16.1 in new castle at the airport, hokessing coming in just over a foot. at 12.3. and again, philadelphia, just shy of 2 feet. coming in at 22.4, that's the fourth largest storm on record. dose al flood warning for all of new jersey and delaware, the coast, and up the delaware bay until noon. high tide running about now. temperatures teens, 20's, ice think morning, and that's going to be the trends really for the next couple of mornings because we will get slow melting today, and more refreezing coming in later tonight. and that's forecast, we will talk about the seven day in a few minutes, erika, over to you. >> folks down the shore, bracing for high tide hang right now. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in sea isle city where they're hoping for the best.

january? >> erika, rahel, high tide happening right now. here in sea isle city, slowly losing our dry spot. you can see that spot where we've been standing all day and all morning long. >> flooding as far the eye can see down central avenue. officials expect to see moderate flooding again through the high tide. >> stay indoors, not drive-thru flood water. >> this nor'easter accompanied by full moon and the brutal unrelenting wind created a perfect storm here in sea isle city last night, icy cold, pools of water ran up to businesses and homes. >> water was seen at the top of parking meters, at times, as chunks of ice floated down the middle of street. now, this morning, the mayor says, he and the police chief will survey damage to property, as well as damage to the beach, which he says took

a beating. >> beaches were hit pretty hard, but the new do you know system did a great job. >> at these storms get more and more intense, not only protect the property of the people on the beachfront, but just as importantly, it is about stopping that water at the beachfront, so it doesn't invade the rest of the town. >> that was governor chris christie giving both rahel and erika update on the status of the storm recovery here in south jersey. as far as the show goes again dealing with the high tide, now coming in, 8:30, here in sea isle city, once this recedes, again, a lot of clean up ahead for not only this shore town, but all of the jersey shore, again, the good news, though, that the dunes held here in sea isle city what you see here is water from the back bay. of course we will continue to

keep you up-to-date. for now live in sea isle city jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, erika, back to you. >> jan, thanks so much. after the storm, the big dig is on. many will be out today shoveling sidewalks, and clearing out their cars. >> not a fun day for all of those tasks you have to do. right now getting up close look at what residents in south philly are up to. and we know one person at least has cleared a spot already, our cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" live at tenth and washington. >> good morning, erika, rahel. yes, i'm here on tent street. >> i've seen on that on smaller streets here as you can see, cars are wedged in. plows came down tent street on one side. pushing all of the snow from the middle of the street into the cars, and then on this side, you have people who have tried at least to clear the sidewalks. and have pushed the snow on top of the cars, and as you can see it, the end of the

block, there are several feet of snow just sort of gathered at the end of the block. that's where bulldozers deposited the snow. >> savesies in full effect in philadelphia. dennis if you can get a shot of that, there is a broken satellite dish saving a space. >> that space is there when he returns. i spoke to another group earlier today, who spent some time digging their car out. >> take a look. >> there is so much of it. right now. there is no where to put it. the city is doing the best that they can. >> yes, so that's the problem, in south philadelphia. >> lot of people, lot of cars,

no where to put all of the snow when it does get here. so, people pretty much respect the savesies. i know earlier last week, the philadelphia police department said, look, don't do it, but in south philadelphia, when you are dealing with these small street, you are dealing with all of this snow, people are doing it anyway but today there is snow emergency, the sit has asked folks stay inside, so that the cities plows can clear these streets, in time for rush hour tomorrow. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> respect the savesies down there, very you there. >> the courteous thing to do. somebody dig themselves out, leave there. >> thank you. a lot of passengers planning to fly away from all of this snow, are, instead, stuck here. >> oh, i know. justin finch down at the philadelphia international airport, they're hoping to get things back to normal today. how is it looking right now?

>> if you notice, looking at those times, many of them are later in the day. so, perhaps if you are flying out today, you can't reschedule a.m. flight for sometime in the p.m. and down below those monitors there, some smacks, set up, for people who could have some long waits ahead of themment look at the major carriers terminal e, delta over here advises you call ahead, if you have a schedule flight this morning, here out of philadelphia, or perhaps any airport than the eastern seaboard, kiosk area also closed off here, advising you call their hotline for any help you may need in scheduling your flight. looking over here at jet blue, jet blue also saying they'll be open bit later in the day. looking like based upon what i see on the kiosk here resuming service here at the counters here at 2:00 in the afternoon. of course however you can call ahead or consult with them via

social bleed, twitter, facebook, they are handling requests that way. and looking over here at frontier in the past 30 minute, they've set up their lines, we do understand, they may have some flights leaving later in the morning, perhaps, as soon as 1:10 for the afternoon, and maybe a flight about noon. >> some pass inning remember showing up now as the day wears on, and in hopes of get to go their final destinations however advise you because they've learn the hard way, the best way for you to find out what your flight plan will be is not to go on line, not to use an app, now directly contact your carrier, they have all of the up-to-date information about the status of your flight. so it will be a progress, rather, prague he is, today, is transition day, hopefully monday is going to be much smoother. are help, erika, back took. >> bet be be stuck on hold with the customer service operator to get the right information about your flight, justin, thank you. >> and the steaks so high. >> absolutely. >> and the snow forces a local congregation from their church

this weekend. we'll have the details. >> also, still ahead, live update from new york city received near record rainfall. kyla? >> reporter: and the snow is piling up in haddonfield, but you can see, there is still plenty to plow. we will talk about how the roads are doing, when we come back, stay with us, everybody, cbs-3 will be right back.

>> all morning long, checking on conditions from area roads. >> one last time with meteorologist, kyla grogan, she is out in haddonfield, kyla, a lot of snow out there. good morning. >> hey, good morning. well, you know, a lot of this snow seems like it is pretty good for making snowballs. i have to tell you. but as you can see, here in haddonfield, you know, kings highway is behind me, but on this road, they still have a lot of work to do.

see the guy hine me here, trying to get snow out of the way. people coming out on foot kind of checking it all out. but, most people staying home this morning, and i think that is really your best bet. because, again, some of the major roads might be okay. but the minor roads, it is still going to be a problem for you. in fact, we've got a plow right hine the weather lab right now. we will move up little bit. puts me in prime position here to get little more snow from snowball. you know, it is not sticking together quite as well as i would like it to, to be able it really pelt my photographer, but, some of these chunks, you know, almost little bit icy. we're seeing that kind of crunchy icy feeling. remember, temperatures just in the 20's today. not going to get above freezing, so that means that we're not going to get any melting here. probably tuesday, until we start to see it melting. but, i will give it my best shot. because jim has challenge the me to chuck a smoke ball at him. let's g i'm not the best base mall player. i send it back to you guys in the studio, boom. >> kyla, what an arm on her.

check it out. well done! >> score one kyla. jim, we wait to see. >> thanks so much. >> nice, what an arm! >> church in downingtown done, planning live stream their services this morning after heavy snow broke through the roof. posted them on facebook, happened at calgary fellowship downingtown. roof collapsed strig erring sprinklers, flooded out the rest of the billing, now, fortunately, no one was hurt. >> to the jersey shore now, the snowy day turned frightening. >> we wrote you these live images of huge fire, breaking news yesterday morning. thankfully we can tell now one was injured when flames poured through a condo complex, on brigantine boulevard, in brigantine. fire investigators say it was an accidental fire, but it did cause a lot of damage. several people this morning, remain in the care of the red cross. >> another fire this one in philadelphia. last night, grocery store on the 2600 block of germantown avenue. it was engulfed in flames, around 7:00 last night.

firefighters controlled that fire, and less than a half hour, again, a lot of damage, but thankfully again no injuries. and huge thank to you truly all of the fire crews out, there terrible conditions to be battling a blaze. >> absolutely, and we aren't the only ones digging out this morning. >> yes, new york sit, just lifted travel ban, moments ago. but they're still cleaning up after nearly 27 inches of snow fell, in central park. checking in live up in the big apple. when we come back.

>> air travel in wash will be impossible. both reagan and dullos will likely stay closed today, despite the warnings from officials to stay home, we did catch a few people venturing outside in the nation's capitol during the snowstormment take a look. young ones got out their sleds, their pets, did catch at least one person shoveling. snow came down.

>> justification right there. >> part of new york state also digging out from under 2 feet of snow. >> ileana goal end from our sister station in yonkers where the plows have certainly been busy. you can see we've got a lot of snow too out there. good morning. >> good morning. people here in yonkers, new york are certainly waking up to a big mess. snowed almost 2 feet here. the piles of snow are massivement check this out. i'm going to try to walk through here, you can see, that oh, almost falling, some of the piles, they're to up my knees, in fact, some are even higher than that. so, a lot of snow to deal with here, and i'll try to navigate through here, because i want to show you this. this car, you can barely see it, because it is burried in so much snow. we've been driving around yonkers all morning, we've seen hundreds of cars that look just like there is so the clean up is definitely going to be a big challenge today. >> main street have pretty clear, plowable, passable,

haven't seen any drivers having if i problems. the vyed street though definitely different story. we've soon some of them just packed with snow. some drivers are getting stuck. they're sliding around. and they're very frustrated, in fact, one man was so frustrated, he pulled out his snow blower, he tried to clear the street himself, because he has to get to work in just an if you hours. so, a big mess here in yonkers, new york, today, the big story, is the clean up. people around here tell us they're prepared to spend their day doing this, it is going to take them hours, and they definitely have their work cut out for them. i'm elena golden live from yonkers new york back to you. >> thanks so much. just everyone today, have to get that shovel out. >> all right, let's check in with justin, i know weather watchers are keeping an eye on things, too. >> good morning, erika. good morning, rahel, weather watchers thanks so much for spending in your reports and pictures, people already starting to dig out whether snow blowing or doing it the old school way with the shovel. good way to get a work out with over 2 feet of snow in a

lot of spot. temperatures in the teens, still a problem. we have the sun. so exposed areas do get some melting. but, still a lot of spots in the shade will remain icy today. so just be aware of that if your traveling, try to hold off as long as you can with the road crews start to clean things up little bit. eileen murray, checking in with 30 inches of snow at her house from gilbertsville, 27 in philadelphia, still, glenn moore, paul, 26 inches, ran out nottingham, chester county coming in just over 2 feet at 25. 21.5 in halt field at jeff moore's house. north wales, still, checks in with 20 inches of snow. pete nerve williamstown measuring 17, same story bensalem, 17 inches, 16 and a half and ed's house chesterfield, buena vista township south jersey getting in the action at 15.3. cool sunrise shot. got to love it right after snowstormment nice calm conditions in the morning, check it out. phil here sends in nice shot of the sun, breaking through

the trees there. nice shot, evergreens out in nottingham. shore still going to have some problems right now. time of high tide, occurring pretty much now. you can see, the ocean up a little bit high. but the good news is if you notice the waves, see the spray coming off the tops of the waves. that's the off shore wind. that will help push the water back out to sea. that's the trend today. but still coastal flood warning remains in effect until noon. for delaware, and new jersey coast. here the top snowstorms for philadelphia. the top five. there you go. the most, "blizzard of 96", 30.7 there is one ranks as fourth largest at 22.4, classic nor'easter, everyone came together, textbook what you learn in school. you don't see storms lining that maybe once a decade at best. quiet weather pattern shaping up. high pressure moving in. that will lock us into nice dry weather pattern, great conditions for skiing, and riding, check out the latest ski report up to 36-inch base

at frost, big boulder, get out of your house in the mountains do, it, blue mountain, 36 to 62 inches, with trails. still little issue. keep it slow this morning, even in the afternoon, and certainly tonight. could be little bit of blowing drifting going on this morning, tonight, once again, certainly, icy spots with untreated surfaces, with those temperatures really dole. we're quiet. today, a lot of sunshine, tomorrow, same deal, we will be bit above freezing. on tuesday, some clouds return. maybe a couple of rain showers. it will be light. so know threat of flooding. but there are the temperatures today, struggle to get to freeze, even with the sun, won't see whole lot of melting. then gets cold tonight. teens, maybe even some single digit with the fresh know son the gown, tomorrow, little bit above freezing. so, for today, not a bad day for the clean up. sunshine, little bit breezy, 33 degrees. tonight, gets cold, 18 for the city, some sing ill digit. and the extended forecast, quiet week. that's great. so each day gets little warmer, maybe the rain shower, and then on tuesday, next

weekend, mid four's, how about that? warming up. >> yes, the calm after the storm, nice. o beautiful to see that sun. but ... can also be misleading because out on the roadways, plenty of black ice, take it easy out there. beautiful shot of the ben franklin parkway. by the art museum, gorgeous. with that being said, you can see, all of the snow out there. with that being said, snow can be very picturesque, and can be dangerous sometimes. where vehicle hit embankment, flipped over, couple of times, boulevard northbound, closed, right now, between the broad and ninth streetment be sure you're wear of that, looks like crews getting all of that taken care of. this is a look at the blue route north, approaching route 30, where we had a tree fall yesterday, horizontal blocking the entire stretch of the blue route there. that's long since been cleared up. you can just see that ray of sunshine, reminding us that the sun is out today. nice to wake up to that. ninety-five south at girard, looking empty. that's exactly what we want to see on this sunday morning, a

loft you at home, i don't blame you, i would be, too, if i could be. mass transit checklist, new jersey transit, is suspended, also, dart, once new jersey transit gets restored, it will be cross-honoring system-wide for those of you taking mass transit or interested. and then it goes without saying but be sure to check your schedules on line. happy sunday to you, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. certainly big day for fans of the cardinals and panthers. >> but before the teams can take the field for the nfc championship game, field has to be cleared of the snow. that's ahead. plus, one last check of the forecast.

we all know some areas get more snow than philadelphia. and buffalo, new york, wants to make sure we know they're more experienced than almost everybody. a sign outside this buffalo watering hole says if buffalo got 2 feet of snow, it would be called a tuesday.

>> hey, charlotte north carolina not getting nearly as much snow as we did, but crust are cleaning up little bit they did get. hosting championship game later tonight between the panthers and the arizona cardinals. comes this way at 3:00 this afternoon, patriots face the denver broncos, at milehigh stadium. coverage begins at 2:00 with the nfl today, all here, on cbs-3. >> and reminder for to you tune in for "face the nation" this morning. john dickerson welcomes republican presidential can date donald trump and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, that's today at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. >> first we want a check on how the rest of the day is looking, at love folks attempt to go dig out from all of the snow, justin? >> not too bad. see the sunshine today, little breezy specially this morning, could be little bit of drifting snow. high temperature today, 33 degrees, so not whole lot of melting. but we will get some, specially, eggs posted areas

tonight it gets cold again we do drop down to the 18 in the city from single digits in the suburbs, each day it does get little warmer, this is what you want. you don't want a rapid warm up or big rainstorm, to cause any flooding, maybe a shower coming in, but temperatures, 30's, 40's there is week, with decent amount of sunshine. so good time interesting. >> i like it, the storm came and went, bye bye, see ya nice to have you. >> there go. >> and that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv, but always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is many coming up next. hope you have a great day. stay warm out there. take care. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo.

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