from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" a snow scene down the shore as the storm moves in the region this president's day and just wait, if you weren't seeing flakes right now, you will. a live picture of center city, flurries but that storm is not just be shoveling away. it could turned into a messy mix. >> i'm erika von tiehl. thankfully it is president's day that mean many schools and

businesses are closed. we do have for you school closings because of the weather. checking in with kate. you're getting something of everything. >> essentially. we're beginning to see a little bit of a change that want to take place down at the shore town, but initially it is straight up snow. generally light fluffy variety. so the going to actually accumulate somewhat easily here and we actually have seen an upgrade from the winter weather advisory to a storm warning for some of you. let's start off just where else stormscan 3,ing nice wide zoom to see the surge of moisture. basically through tennessee, right into the virginias and because it is obviously cold up here, you're primarily looking at snow. sort of splitting the region in two at the moment. pretty much delaware, sound new jersey involved in the snow. now as we just showed you did on the stormscan 3, it is now coming here to philadelphia. everyone is included in this winter weather advisory. safe for sussex county, they're

recently upgrade you did to a winter storm warning. outside beach patrol headquarters in haring. there's easily a dusting if in the up to an inch. we're going to show you some up to date snowfall totals so far. look at the difference in temperature, in the wildwood you're slightly below freezing and you are not even in double digits in mount pocono so the trend is you're going to start to see milder air surge from the south along with the moisture, and that's why we'll start to see snow eventually turn over to a wintery mix. that involves sleet and maybe freezing rain and eventually it all turns overto rain and that actually happens sort of counter intuitively late this evening into the overnight. typically you would think that it might be turning back over to winter weather but no, it's going to turn that mild. we'll walk you through this. track everyone as we move forward in the show. show you exactly how much you're going to get. that's the basics, you're going to see impacts from this state of emergency when you walk out the door and the with us all day

tomorrow. many parts our area are seeing phase one of the storm katie was just talking about snow. we have team three crutch. we're going to start off with cleve bryan in avalon where the flakes are flying. cleve, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, erika, quite a tranquil scene. the snow is fall, beautifully landing on marsh with all those ducks swimming around. it's a good day to enjoy some hot chocolate or coffee and look out your back window if you go the off from work or school with the the president's day. right here we see the snow, probably ran an inch. not a whole lot of accumulation, just yet. but it is coming down at a pretty steady pace right now and the good news is that the road ways look pretty clear. you can see when the trucks go past, they're kicking up a little bit of moisture from the tires, but the slush is being pushed off to the side of the roadway. the snow not really sticking. and of course, it all depends on how much snow we get before it switches over to rain at the

shore. depending on just how much of an impact it has on the roadways. of course, this is nothing compared to what we saw just a few weeks ago. in fact, governor christie na s announcing that he is seeking fema disaster relief where they say more than $80 million of damage done at the shore. hopefully just a is or is not where people can come outside and just enjoy a little bit of the snow. reporting live in avalon, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> people and ducks like it sounds like. from the shore, eye on the storm coverage continues. greg argos. how is it looking in delaware right now. >> reporter: you can see the snow is coming down here. in delaware, like you method, new castle county right here behind me, we have route 13. fortunatelyly you can see route 13 right now. it is a little bit damp, wet, there's no accumulation on the roads. that is good news. take a look at the secondary roadways. the parking lots. you can see a quarter eighth of

an inch, what we have here me are the snow piles from the large storm in january. this is still around here. but all of this new lighter stuff, that is the new snow that is falling. delaware department of transportation officials say they have had all their snowplows, equipment, all on the roads, pretreating this, because of the storm like you mentioned, the conditions here, can could get a little worse. it's a wintery mix that's expected here. so the snow that's right now white and fluffy could turn into more icy dangerous conditions for drivers on the roadways. i spoke with some of those drivers who say, they're not concerned about what they're doing on the roads. they're concerned about what other folks are. take a listen. >> i just anticipate they're going to do contactly what i don't want them to. i break earlier, you know, try not to go as fast, things of that nature. >> i pay more attention. i have to. because i got to watch out for the other driver. >> you're the second person to

tell me that. it's all about the other driver. >> yes, it's about the other driver. >> watching the other driver, and of course, staying slow on it roadways here in new castle delaware. we're live back to you there in the studio. >> can't be too careful, greg, thank you penndot says it's prepared for the weather to impact the area. "eyewitness news" at the maintenance yard in norristown. front end loaders dumped into plows ready to hit road ahead of the storm. penndot says it did not needed to any pretreating because the roads still have left over salt on them. >> the positive for the storm that it's starting out of as snow and changing over to sleet and freezing rain. the inverse of freezing rain and sleet to begin with can make things treacherous and difficult to deal with. hopefully as we spread salt during the snow event, the salt will mix with the freezing rain and sleet that's to which put and prevent some icing. >> penndot asks that drivers use caution if you have to travel in the weather tonight.

you can this changing storm and get your factor. throwed the free cbs3 philly weather ap. one person rushed to a hospital for cardiac arrest after huge fire at a havertown delaware home. the smoky fire broke out after 10:00 this morning on the 500 block of stripling more road. it was tough to capability and generated blinding. look at all of that. so far no word on it cause. meantime officials in norristown are working to pinpoint what caused an overnight fire left more than a dozen people homeless. firefighters were called to the 1200 block of pow street just before midnight. we're told that fire spread quickly. damaging three row homes. two residents had to be rescued from a second story roof. but everyone did get out safely. >> we can always replace a home. this was a home because the family lives here. you know, but you can always replace this but you can't replace people. >> one firefighter suffered a

minor injury but expected to be ok. the red cross is assisting 16 people affected by that fire. coming up right here at noon, the pope is if mexican and drawing massive crowds, he's celebrating mass in a town where his message could be a tough sell. . it will be pack for the grammy awards, cominging up i'm joined by three local music experts from our sister

. inflammation are has the at half staff to honor the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. the 79-year-old died in texas's his body has been returned to virginia. scalia served on supreme court three decades. funeral arrangement incomplete at this time. they won't want a replacement until after the election, but president obama says he will the nominate a justice quote in do you time. pope francis is in mexican this noon celebrating a mass that will be set in three native languages. the pope is in the sound part of the country in the heavily indit inditch nus state. which is the least catholic aim is so boost the faith. later this week, pope francis will celebrate mass near the u.s. mexican border. still ahead from a tribute to the late david bowie to a big

honor for likelynal richie. she local music experts pick for the big wards. we love our radio partners. >> we sure do. we have a changinging weather situation on our hand, we're not just talking snow. we're going to be dealing with wintery icing going on as well as rain. i'm going to to track the stopper so you get a sense of timing and i'll have your forecast coming up after the break.

new exhibit at the national constitution center is showing young people the process from presently campaign to presidential election. perfect activity. best of all today it's free. replicas of the oval office and a presidential podium and cane memorabilia. headed to the white house, we'll have plenty to do arc you can

make your body own campaign add for yourself, you can practice giving a campaign speech. make campaign buttons. stickers to wear. you can vote for your favorite president of all time and participate in the election. it's so interactive. so fun. >> it will be a great learning experience for the kids with the democrat convention coming here to philly. president's day. nice to be inside. what's coming. >> indoor activities are a real plus on a day like this. you do have to travel out in this, we want to get you set for this, i would say it's a changing situation. like we alluded to. you could be looking at rain, ice, snow, we're going to go through all three of those impacts. how it times out for every single location. let's get to it. we'll take things outside. first and foremost, talk about how much we've seen so far, key words, so far. already seen three and a half

inches fall in selbyville, the bulk of any snow is basically falling through southernmost new jersey, and delaware. that's really where you done well thus far, 2.3 thatchs georgetown, sea aisle up to a half. but that's just so far. stormscan 3, we're going to notice surge of moisture streaming in al this boundary and where you still have enough cold air, it's either ice or snow right now. it's primarily still a snow event for at least the southern tier of the delaware valley. i'm not crazy about how this initializes. you're going to start seeing mixing takes place near the shore towns, you get more of a moderation from the open ocean water and lifts in with time, so that by the time we hit 5:00 p.m. right up and down that bulls eye of i95 you're going to see a brief period of icing before turning over to rain. it gets warm enough even once the sun goes down to see it turn

over to rain as far north as the poconos. everybody is getting in on this surge of warmth. then we'll get a break early tomorrow morning, which is good for the morning drive. then another burst of rain coming through here. widespread in nature and heavy at that. so tomorrow, is also big impact day and we'll have lingeringing showers by tomorrow evening. now, forecast snow totals one to three general expectation once it gets under way across that lighter blue shaded area, lower totals near the shore, future ice amounts. it does not take much to lead to major troubles. i would say special for bucks, montgomery county icing is going to be the biggest concern for you when it comes to the rain, you got melting snow, heavy rain, that is a bad combination, poor drainage flooding rising streams and rivers and of course, the advice we like to give, never drive through any flooded roadways if you encounter them. happy president's day, we shall expecting mid 30's at least for the afternoon raining of highss, keep in time those values will be climb wig time, since we see

the milder air surge in overnight. you'll notice the morning low is 35 tomorrow. as temperatures are actually going to be climbing went spike it here, 52 degrees for tomorrow with that surge of heavy rain that's going to be coming through, generally midday. then we'll knock you back here in the mid 40's generally where we should be wednesday in the wake of that system, a lingering spotty shower, thursday is beautiful, cold 38 and we'll rebound once more as we head toward the weekend. erika back over to you. >> all the more reason to like the weekend. 50's. it is music biggest night. the grammy awards will be headed up tonight on cbs3, joining me is a preview from our friend, valerie night from 98.1, wogl breakfast club, mike adam. and 92.5 wx tu. the super bowl for music. we'll start with you. >> so many musicians have passed over the last six months, eagles

paying tribute to glen friday along with jackson brown they hung out together before they were famous, they're going to sing something they say changed the face of music. i found dmren glen frey said one these nights was his favorite song if he had five minutes left to live but a tribute to glen frey. >> along the same lines, the david bowie that lady gaga is going to be doing, i and i heard yesterday she got a tattoo of bowie on her. >> i like chris staple ton and what he did, the cmas, and what's going to happen, of course, taylor swift is going to be phenomenonal. >> our own. >> i'm confused this time of year between difference of song blimp record of the year, what's the difference? >> song is for song writer. crafting of a song and the words that go into it. record is going to be for the interpretation of that song how

they put it on to, you know, the public and the album of the year is everything that goes into that. >> album of the year seem to be the big one, picks. >> for album of the year, i'm going to go with the weekend beauty behind madness. i think he's a fairly new artist but i believe that's what's intriguing for him to have a break-out year in 2015 and put out this classic album. >> it's hard to deny that. >> taylor swift, 1989, she just pumped out so many hits. she probably sold more than anyone. she's hard to beat the she's been on the top for a long time. i pick taylor. >> what about you. >> taylor swift, they always have one right here in my pocket. >> 53 weeks in the top ten, five number ones, sixth one on the radio right now. i don't know if you can beat taylor swift right now. i talked to her manager in

nashville, they're look at kendrick lamar as one of the strong contenders in that category. >> what about for a country album? which one do you think also. >> i carry around the country albums. chris staple ton is going to win this hands down he'll run away with it. >> record of the year, we have the country album but also the record of year, what do you think value. >> record of year? uptown funk. uptown funk, you know, and if you don't believe me, just watch; right? . >> i would agree with value on that tore sure. i mean, you could not get away from that song. it was all over the place. when my grandparents know the words, that's a big record. >> i'm going to go with a bit of a dark horse in that category, although just as popular and strong is the weekend. that is phenomenonal. covered by the president. sang it, of course, tom cruz

sang it. steve with wonder and it's five times platinum. >> how big, how blue, how beautiful. she's dreamt, i'm a big fan of hers and i think her evoke chemicals, ship to wreck i believe is the latest from that album. >> there's so many great new artists out there not how do you pick one? who do you think. >> i think it's tori kelly. she is going to take home the reward for best new artist. her voice is as big as her hair. >> that's something something. >> even though she hasn't really had that chart topper yet. there's so much bunk behind her, she got these great endorsements. >> people talking about the big adele performance. >> absolutely. >> should be terrific. any one moment? there's always kind of moment to come out of the grammys, spurned by somebody interrupting a speech? hopefully not. >> is kanye going.

>> i think earth, wind and fire. who lost maurice white the remaining members of the band are giving out record of the year, that's kind of a new edition. >> look out for a metal group ghost bc. pretty interesting to see if they make a perform or appearance. >> thank you so much for joining us, i'll be dvring it. we can't wait to see it. a reminder you can watch the 50th annual grammy awards on cbs3 starts with live red carpet at 6:00 and stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11.

montgomery county health officials determined that neuro virus is the cause behind the outbreak that sick end more than 200 students and staff at ursinus college. two students seeking treatment has been positive for the virus at phoenixville hospital. classes at ursinus were closed two days last week but reopened today. the school cleaned dining halls. hopefully everybody is on the mends. that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm erika for katie and all of us here, thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always online for you at cbsphilly.com. young and restless coming up next.

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