right now at 11:00, we are tracking snow moving through the area and a chance for sleet and freezing rain. a little later on, here is a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia near the gerard point bridge and the jersey shore is one of the places to see snow this morning. as we look at cape may and cape may county where it's been snowing for hours. residents have seen some accumulation and fresh snow will be welcome news for skiers on a busy day on the slopes, but conditions will go downhill later on. here is a live look at camelback mountain resort in the poconos and tannersville and the roads still looking clear along i-95

in wilmington as we look at the home of the wilmington blue rocks, but it's a much different story here here is a live look at washington, d.c., where the snow is coming down in the nation's capital. presidents' day is a federal holiday. the streets here in st. mary county, maryland. see the snow there on the roads following a plow truck on its way to salt roads and a live look now at the radar shows where some of the heaviest snow is falling, and we could see some problems a little later on when the snow changes to sleet and then, of course, freezing rain. we have live team coverage of this winter storm affecting our area. let's begin with nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> this is an unusual type of storm that is developing here.

first of all, the greatest amounts of snow are going to be in the southern portions of our area. we already have a few inches in some places, cape may from the marquee to lafayette. you can see the lens and the temperatures are below freezing and the snow is changing character a little bit and it is very wet snow. we have snow that will be moving through the area today and if it's not snowing where we are now it will be as we go through the afternoon and it also will change over to sleet and freezing rain over a portion of the area, at least and everybody will see at least some heavy rain during the day on tuesday. as well, we have the first alert out through both days and the area getting hit the hardest and sussex county, delaware and the southern point in our area and winter storm warning at 7:00 tonight and four to eight inches of snow and the rest of the area

has winter weather advisories and most of the region until 10:00 tonight up toward the lehigh valley in poconos and less serious conditions and less snow accumulation and now the longer it takes for this to spread up to the north, the longer it's going to take for the snow to change over to rain in the southern portions of our area and it is starting to spread to the north, as you can see coming up through new castle county, delaware and into salem county, new jersey and we'll be getting into philadelphia within the next hour and it's already starting to change over in cape may county as you saw on the lens of the camera there and from washington, d.c., southward, that's where they're getting hit hard if you extrapolate that into southern delaware, that's where they're going to be getting the greatest amounts of accumulation. . the visibleit tells us how the snow is and we don't have anything from philadelphia northward, but even in

wilmington, we're starting to see some snow, getting heavier snow in dover and millville. pretty heavy snow in atlantic city right now and so parts of our area are already getting socked with this. the temperatures, of course, are going to be critical and they're way below freezing even in southern portions of our area, so it will take a while for the warming to continue this is the 32 degree line in red as we go through the noon hour. so wherever it is north of that line it is sticking. in other parts of the area and southern parts it will start melting a little bit more and then here comes the rain. there's 2:00. there's 4:00 and it may be some of the heaviest snow in and around the philadelphia area and points to the north while they're getting significant rain farther to the south and by 6:00, that 32-degree line is already all of the way up to the lehigh valley. so you can see some big changes

during the day. more on the hour by hour forecast and county by county in just a few minutes. >> glenn, we'll see you then. penndot is briefing the media right now. it looks like he's wrapping things up and we're getting briefed on penndot on what's going on with the winter storm and the trucks and how they're treating the roads and our live team coverage continues with bureau reporter ted greenberg and he's in cape may county. how are you doing? it looks like it's snowing out there. you heard glenn talk about the snow in cape may. i think it got -- it also looks like the snowflakes have gotten bigger as they come down. it's been snowing here in cape may for several hours now and we're out on the washington street mall, and there are quite a few people here shopping this morning. it's a picturesque scene and especially pretty in the snow. you take a look at how much snow we have. about an inch, you can see has accumulated right here and it continues to fall.

we found the garden state parkway and most main roads to be wet this morning, but mostly clear. however, many side streets are snow covered and we have video of that and cape may county road crews started their shift at 5:00 this morning and 12 trucks are out salting and 212 miles of county road. >> i've had so many customers this morning that he just took over, took the broom and took the shovel and said hey, let me do this for you. you have a lot of people in your store. >> you're very lucky. >> i am, but it's cape may and everyone is happy and just take care of each other. >> reporter: now that was the manager of cape may peanut butter company where the husband of a woman shopping decided to pitch in and he volunteered to do the work himself. obviously, a very nice guy. i talked with him and coming up at 11:30 you'll hear why he felt

so inclined to help out. >> i know that the employees there certainly appreciated it. >> life in cape may i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. now for a check on the roads with jessica boyington. they look different than earlier when we were on the air. >> they do. parts of the jersey shore and parts of new jersey are starting to see snow for sure. you can see that behind me around route 73 and the atlantic city expressway and flakes falling here and not a huge accumulation on any of the roadways or at least at this point, you can see a little bit into the shoulder, but again, traffic moving along nicely and we've not had any sort of rush hour this morning because a lot of people are off of school and off of work. >> this is on walnut street between south 21st street and 22nd street. you can't see it falling there yet and we don't have volume or backup if you're headed to the schuylkill or 95.

schuylkill, from the expressway, a 13-minute drive time and no big deal for the drive time and we do have construction headed southbound which is why you're seeing a drive time. now we don't have any significant delays for philadelphia international airport and you can see it's a different story in newark. cancellations leaving philly so far from the airport have been thick and headed to philly has been eight so far. definitely head when you head out the door. check that american airlines have asked customers to change their travel plans. it was between yesterday and today. definitely check before you go. vai? >> good advice. thank you, jessica. make sure you have your free nbc ten app on your phone and tablet and customize the forecast for your neighborhood. sky force 10 was over

breaking news a short time ago. this was a house fire on stratford road. one person was taken to a local hospital and we're working to find out that person's condition, but check the nbc 10 app for updates on this breaking news. a leaky fire hydrant sent water gushing into the streets in north philadelphia. just after 3:00 this morning the water department arrived and quickly shut off that hydrant. and a carjacking suspect is under arrest after leading philadelphia police on a chase overnight. it started when a 47-year-old man was attacked and his car stolen. it ended in a crash at 6th street and fisher avenue. the suspect was taken into custody and the carjacking victim is reported to be okay. and police are trying to identify the body of a woman found stuffed in a recycling bin in lehigh county. a resident found the body before 3:00 yesterday afternoon in the

parking lot of an apartment complex on east hillitilghman s in allentown. she's described as an asian woman 30 years of age, she had pink nail polish and blue stockings on. investigators are calling her death suspicious. meanwhile, happening now, college classes are back in session this morning after something sickened hundreds of students there last week. the stomach illness forced a montgomery county school to temporarily close the cafeteria and suspend classes. wawa, wegman's and off-campus restaurants handed out food off campus while the cafeteria was closed. we are following breaking news overseas and that's where air strikes have destroyed a hospital in syria and led to a number of casualties. details on the latest attack on the hospital related to doctors without borders. up in the air, two tram cars

carrying dozens of skiers get stranded high above the ground. see how rescuers got everyone back down safely. glenn? >> we have snow moving through the area today and it will be drastically different tonight morrow.orrow. i'll let you know, hour by hour, what you can expect.

we are following breaking news from northern syria. the medical charity doctors without borderses are says one

of its hospitals there was deliberately hit by air strikes today. the organization says two missile attacks killed at least seven people. eight others are presumed dead. amateur videos uploaded on social media claim to show the aftermath and right now it is unclear about who launched that air strike. the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived back in the d.c. area overnight. president obama says he will choose a replacement, but senate republicans are insisting he hold off and let the next president name a successor. as nbc's tracie potts tells us some names of who the president might choose. >> reporter: justice antonin scalia's flag-draped casket arrived overnight and the political fight for his replacement is under way. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor. >> reporter: the white house says that will not happen this week while congress is on break,

but with flags at half-staff we are seeing possible candidates mentioned. >> if there is an up or down vote it should be rejected based on the history of how president obama selects judges. if there's no vote, that's fine, too. >> reporter: the court is in the middle of its term with more cases to hear and decide between now and july without conservative scalia, key cases could end up in a tie. >> we will see unlimited abortion on demand throughout this country, partial-birth abortion, no parental notification. we need a conservative person. >> democrats insist the country should not have to wait nearly a year for the next president to decide. >> we have a president. he was elected. he has the right to nominate another supreme court justice. >> i don't think the public would look kindly on republican actions to try to thwart what he is supposed to be able to do. >> reporter: this is not just about republicans battling the

president. they're battling each other. they have a new ad out in south carolina arguing donald trump, if he wins, also should not be selecting the next supreme court justice. he thinks trump's record is too liberal. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. and florida senator marco rubio held a town hall with voters in rock hill, south carolina. he said as president he would look out for minority communities by advocating for school choice and promoting criminal justice reforms. >> and ohio governor john kasich took his campaign to the rust belt this morning. he spoke to college students in allendale, michigan. kasich finished second in the primary behind donald trump. the fbi's investigating after someone dropped off a rental car with a bomb attached. avis rental car employees and the explosive device while checking in cars at the albuquerque, new mexico, airport. police tell us the car was

dropped there and travelers trying to pick up cars were delayed for hours yesterday as the bomb squad disabled that device. no flights were delayed. >> four people are hurt in this fire in brooklyn. flames tore through three buildings before 10:30 last night. the fire department tweeted three hours later that they finally had it under control, and they work to put out the flames and one of the victims is listed in serious condition. in new hampshire, rescuer, and they got stuck 40 feet off the ground in sub-zero temperatures. it happened yesterday afternoon in canon mountain aerial tramway in fran conia. officials say there was a service break issue. no one was hurt. happening now, pope francis continues his trip to mexico by visiting a poverty-stricken area in the southern part of the country, as you take a live look

right now at the pontiff. he is celebrating mass at a sports arena in the city of san cristobal de las casas. heavy snow is blamed on this massive pile-up on this indiana highway and it left 40 people hurt yesterday and interstate 54 was closed for five hours before cleanup and it happened in the town of lebanon. it's eerily similar to our own pile up in lebanon county, pennsylvania and three people were killed and more than 70 others hurt in this chain-reaction crash on i-78. now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. the snow continues to come down in parts of the area and other places haven't seen a flake yet, but things are really changing  and we're starting to get a little bit of a mix with the rain in cape may now even though the temperature is below

freezing. so some of this could become freezing rain as we go in through the afternoon. we have a first alert out through tuesday for the snow today and changing to sleet and freezing rain. some this afternoon and some this evening and everybody gets at least a period of heavy rain on tuesday along with way warmer temperatu temperatures. the winter storm warning only for sussex county, del care, delaware, cape may county part of the winter weather advisory because it's changing to rain and that will limit the total snowfall here, but central delaware, extreme south jersey will get more snow than northern areas and the winter weather advisory until 10:00 there and up toward the poconos until 1:00 a.m. and even in the poconos where it's 9 degrees now. it's not going to be snowing all day and all night. it's in the teens north and west

of philadelphia. 19 degrees, but the temperatures are going up. 24 in philadelphia now and we were just 18 degrees a few hours ago and 27 degrees in dover. so every hour, the temperature is going up. let's see what it's like in cape may county now. we're already starting to see some of these places get to freezing and a little bit above and that's why some of those roads are just wet and that will be the case here. cape may county courthouse getting close, but woodbine is 26 and they may get freezing rain for at least an hour or so and then as we go into atlanta county, the inland areas are much colder and again, a little bit of freezing rain after the snow, but close to the coast, it's already getting close to the freezing mark and that would lead to just wet roads. you can see the snow gradually coming up to the north. they've been hit pretty hard in washington, d.c., and a little

bit heavier snow in parts of new castle county and salem and cumberland counties in new jersey. this is part of a system that goes all of the way back into the tennessee valley. so it will be a while before it's all over with. the visibility, philadelphia international, several miles and we do have snow that has started in philly, but not nearly as heavy as dover and millville. georgetown, delaware and the heaviest snow in atlantic city with that half-mile visibility. north and west, here's what's going to happen. it's all about the temperatures. look at this, by 3:00 this afternoon, it's snowing, but the temperatures are getting close to freezing. so treated roads, main roads may be okay, but side roads may be an issue. rain from pottstown southward. look at that rain-snow line go up to the north as we go through the area and then later on the temperature just keeps going up.

in the philadelphia i-95 area, temperatures go up. by 1:00 it's snowing, but look what happens by the afternoon rush. temperatures are already getting above the freezing mark. so we'll be chasing this hour by hour here. temperatures ranging from the upper 20s to mid-30s and snow changing to ice and changing to rain all within the day today, and then look at tomorrow. 56 degrees by afternoon with some heavy rain. there is a chance of some localized flooding there and then as we go through the rest of the week, we're going to be seeing temperatures go back up. it's a really weird weather pattern, isn't this? >> it's pretty amazing and the temperatures are slowly going up. meanwhile, starting to deteriorate where it's snowing in some places and now it's turning to sleet and ice and rain, right? that's in cape may and parts of

sussex county delaware getting hit hard and a lot of snow where it's been no snow at all and it's on the northern suburbs of philly yet, but that's coming up and so these changes, these conditions will vary hour by hour through the day. we'll keep you updated on twitter, facebook and on the app. big changes. >> thank you very much, glenn. most schools are closed for presidents' day, of course, and we have seen a few school closings because of the weather and you can see them at the bottom of the screen. make sure you are signed up for the nbc school closing alerts and we'll send you a text or an email as soon as your child's school makes an announcement about delayed opening or closing.

>> happening now, we're francis' trip to mexico. this is a live look at the southern part of the country where the pope is celebrating mass at this moment at a sports arena in the town of san cristobal de las casas. snow, sfleet and freezing rain. a live look at cape may, new jersey. it's kind of hard to see there, that's part of the story. visibility rather low in that area. the snow there changes to rain by the end of the day and what

about where you live? glenn is tracking the snow and the tricky conditions that we could see later on. an ocean rescue that will keep you on the edge of your seat. see the unlikely tour that lifeguards had to use to rescue this teen.

alert weather. we'll show you some of our cameras throughout the delaware valley. this is center city, if ilfi philadelphia. you see that it's snowing there in the city as we track a system bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain into the area. a live look at market street in center city. snow started falling in the jersey sure hours ago. it was one of the first places in our area to see snow. here is a live look at cape may and cape may county. an inch or two is on the ground here, as you can see.

a live look from washington, d.c., where the snow is coming down and visibility not very good. you can see the capitol building there in the background. a live look now at road conditions in st. mary's county, maryland. we are told as much as ten inches of snow has fall own the ground. it looks like mostly on the grassy surfaces on the side of the road. a live look at the radar where it shows where the heaviest snow is falling at this moment and you can see problems as the snow changes to sleet and freezing rain. we have live team coverage of this winter storm affecting our area today. let's begin with nbc 10 chief glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it's reduced the visibility quite a bit and it's i-95 in south philly and can't see very well. the snow continues to increase. this is in the wilmington area and the blue rock stadium and you see the snowflakes and the

visibility is down there, as well. things are developing and we do have the first alert out all through the day tomorrow, the snow today changing to sleet and freezing rain and then some heavy rain on tuesday with a potential flood threat. the only place with the winter storm warning and the most serious weather is in sussex county, delaware. four to eight inches of snow and then changing to rain. parts of the county have already seen three and a half inches of snow. while it's just started in philadelphia, all of delaware is covered with snow. all of the southern half of new jersey is ever coed with snow. the darker the blue, the heavier the snow and you can see that in cape may county and also in sussex county, lighter snow farther to the north where it's just starting in the philadelphia area and you can see it's streaming northward pretty rapidly right now.

it's not a huge storm, but we're talking about many hours worth of snow before the change over and the visibility tells you how heavy the snow is and it's been reduced in philadelphia at the airport just in the last 15 minutes. wilmington, down to a mile and three-quarters of a mile in dover and millville. half-mile, atlantic city, and that snow is coming down fairly hard. the temperatures, of course, will be critical here and it will be sticking in philadelphia, wilmington and northeast philly, trenton, mount holly and even millville at 23 degrees and we have a long way to go to get to 30 before we start seeing this knot stick to untreated surfaces. only in the teens to the north and west, but watch what happens as we go through the day today. in philadelphia, 1:00, 27 and 4:00 already, 32. so we may be seeing a bit of a mixture of it at 4:00 and it

could be starting to melt on the treated surfaces. by 7:00 we're above freezing and even the side roads should be improving. so this is one of those cases where it should be warmer as the night goes on and here is the hour by hour and you can see the temperature again, up to freezing by 5:00 and we have freezing after that and more on what to expect where you are and more on when the change is coming on the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. we'll take you to south jersey where the plows are ready to roll in cherry hill, camden county. officials are making sure all of the trucks are loaded up and ready to clear and salt those roads, and they're telling people to stay off the streets if they can. you don't have to go out and it's snowing. stay home. stay safe. i mean, most people are off, so you know, i would recommend what i plan on doing and that's staying home with the kids.

>> officials warn drivers who do head out to be on the lookout for plaque i for black ice. our live team coverage continues now and jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is live at the scene for us. >> reporter: vai, the snow is continuing to come down in cape may pretty hard. you can see we have an inch or two that is accumulating and it has been coming down for hours since early this morning and you can see right here where it is clear and that's because a snow pusher from the city's public works department came through. you can see, this is a pickup with salt that's also been coming through. they've been putting down salt on the washington street mall to try to clear off the sidewalks and the walking surfaces and those that are untreated, as you can see, are snow covered. we found the garden state parkway and most main roads in cape may to be wet this morning, but mostly clear. however, the side streets are a different story and most of them

are snow covered and road crews started their shift at 5:00 this morning and currently 12 trucks are out salting 12 miles of county roads and bridges. as staffers and shops have been working hard. brian o'neal, who is not an employee, decided to pitch in and he volunteered to do the work himself, here's why. >> my wife is shopping. i'm not a shopper and i felt like i needed something to do. >> you'd rather sweep snow than shop. >> absolutely. or shovel. >> reporter: certainly a nice guy. i checked in with officials from atlanta county, as well, road crews brined all county roadways on thursday ahead of this wintry weather. they were set to hit the roads again at 11:00 this morning to put down salt before the transition to sleet and rain to

try to prevent black ice from forming, but right now at the moment, the snow continues to fall. live in cape may, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> leave it to ted to find a guy who loves to sweep. that's interstate 95 and you see there in the background. you can expect a mixed bag of precipitation today, some snow, some freezing rain and a change to all rain. penndot says it's ready for whatever mother nature brings. >> as we spread salt during the snow event the salt will mix with the freezing rain and the sleet that's to come and prevent some icing. >> make sure you have the free nbc 10 app on your smartphone or tablet. you can track the winter storm with radar and get news and weather alerts as they're issued and customize the forecast for your neighborhood. sky force 10 was over breaking news just over an hour ago. this is over a house fire on stratford road. one person was taken to a local

hospital. we are working to find out that person's condition. just check the nbc 10 app for updates on this breaking news. happening now, we're continuing to follow pope francis' trip to mexico. southern part of the country where the pope is celebrating mass and he is in the process at this very moment of delivering the homily. the thousands of pilgrims who traveled to this sports arena in the town of san cristobal de las cass as. former new york governor elliott spitzer is denying claims that he assaulted a woman at a manhattan hotel. sources tell nbc news that he choked a woman at the plaza hotel. no charges have been filed at this time. spitzer resigned in 2008 following a prostitution scandal. a former israeli prime minister began serving a prison

term this morning. ehud olmert was convicted last march of taking bribes to promote a controversial jerusalem real estate project. olmert is the first israeli prime minister to serve time in prison. a transatlantic jet bound for new york had to turn back after someone aimed a laser at the cockpit. the virgin atlantic flight took off from london yesterday, but the crew decided to return to heathrow airport when the laser was pointed at the crew. the plane landed safely and passengers were offered an overnight accommodation. british police have not made any arrests. lifeguards saved a swimmer off the coast of california. he had been swept off a reef yesterday and trapped in a cove as waves washed over him. rescuers used a crane to pull him to safety. he is reportedly doing fine today. a maryland catholic college is waiting for a response from its school president after the

faculty demanded he step aside in the wake of controversial comments he made. a mount st. mary's university faculty voted overwhelmingly to ask simon newman to leave his post. he compared students to bunnies that needed to be shot. snow is moving through the area now, but changes are coming tonight and tomorrow. big changes. i'll let you know what you can expect where you live just ahead.

snow has moved into the philadelphia area as we take a live look now at our camera the home of the wilmington blue rocks. much of delaware is now covered with snow and conditions are changing minute by minute as snow is falling in center city, philadelphia. as we take a live look at market street and you see flakes of snow there blowing around in front of the camera. the combination of a physically demanding job and high blood pressure could lead to heart problems in women. >> danish researchers sdudied highly-active nurse wes high blood pressure and said that group is three times more likely to develop heart disease than less active nurses with normal blood pressure. heavy lifting and carrying can cause a spike in blood pressure that may be harmful to people with hypertension.

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neighborhoods and many of them have changed over the years. some gradually and others more drastically and one area that seems to be ever-evolving is the south kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. this is a area we're talking about right here. it lies roughly between the boundaries between gerard avenue and berks street and 6th and front streets. it's taken a special interest with the launch project. philadelphia executive director is here joining us. sarah, tell us about this project and why you chose to feature the south kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. >> the philadelphia photo arts center and we call it ppsc for short and it's for the study practice and appreciation of contemporary photography and we launched the project as a way to work with collaborating local

and national photographers, renowned artist hank willis thomas and the neighborhood itself because south kensington is where we're located to create a visual narrative of south kensington that has the ability to talk about what the neighborhood is, its rich history and diversity and where it's going in the future. >> and you're reaching out to people, when you talk about interactive, you're reaching out to people and seeking photographs in their family albums that may show a day in the life. someone sitting on their porch chatting or kids playing basketball in their neighborhood and those are the kinds of photos that you're looking for and tell us interest some of the photos that you've gotten. >> sure. we're reaching out to the community members and asking them to submit photographs both current and past of their everyday lives and we're getting photographs of weddings, of people in their front yard, of people making a special meal together. so we're really excited about

the diversity into pictures that we're receiving from the neighbors. >> what would you want our viewers to know about this project? >> it's a year-long, collaborative project with the neighborhood itself and so it culminates in two exhibitions. one opening in june called the community archives and one in fall in september that will feature photographs taken by hank willis thomas and the rest of the collaborating photographers, but the work has already begun. we've been working in the neighborhood since this past fall in creating a shared space through the community to come to ppac with town hall meetings, free arts programming, really looking to the community to be a partner in this project. >> for more information if you're interested about the philly block project, just head to our website at nbc 10.com and we'll include a link there for you. thank you so much for coming in. good luck on the project. appreciate it.

>> your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. the snow continues to fall in the philadelphia area in center city and the snow's just pouring down and there's a lot of water in those snowflakes and that may be helping it melt in parts of the area and you can see visibility is reduced because of the snow over center city right now and that will continue. we have the first ashlert throu tuesday changing with sleet and freezing rain and at least parts of the area and heavy rain in much of the area on tuesday for at least a part of the day. the area hardest hit by this snow and farther south county to recover here and sussex county, delaware. winter storm warning until 7:00 grew to as much as eight inches of snow and the winter weather advisory and nothing more than one to three inches of snow and some of that melts, but the temperature, of course, is going to be critical and there's

philadelphia 23 at the top of the hour and it will keep going up as we go through the afternoon and continue to climb tonight. by midnight the temperatures will be way warmer than this, 27 in dover and already up to 29 in atlantic city. so let's go a little bit closer here and into delaware where there is 22 in wilmington and again, every single hour that goes by that these temperatures are this far below freezing you have a chance of some of this stuff sticking. the snow and the sleet to untreated surfaces especially. if they're treated in the main roads they may be okay, even at these temperatures, but 23 degrees at glasgow, and 24 in newark, and they have a long way to go to 32. >> black bird's at 26 and essential delaware has a ways to

go and in new jersey, molicca hill at only 23 degrees and sicklerville -- that's not right. washington township, 21. sometimes the temperatures sober off we can tell that it's off. here is the snow area moving up. the darker the blue, the heavier the snow and we don't really have tremendously heavy snow here. it's just a little bit heavier in salem county, and new jersey and parts of camden and gloucester right now. we're getting heavier in sussex county, delaware, but look, there is the rain/snow line and it will get up into cape may county, pretty soon and as soon as that goes in and as soon as it switches to rain that's the end of it and that's the end of the snow threat. there's more moisture though back to the west that will get us tomorrow in the form of rain. visibility going down in northeast philly and mount holly and toms river and the philly international down to 1 1/2

miles. still the heaviest snow in dover and georgetown and millville, wildwood and atlantic city up to one mile and that's accumulating snow where the visibility is below one mile. four to eight inches in parts of sussex county, especially more closer to the four inch in cape may county. two to four just to the north and most of the area is one to three as we go through the afternoon. now for the rest of the day today, we have snow changing to sleet and freezing rain as temperatures climb. it will continue to climb tonight and go crazy tomorrow. mid-50s. 60 tomorrow. could you believe that? and then temperatures nowhere near what we saw over the weekend when we were in single digits and we had windchills of 10 to 20 below zero. the temperature in mount pocono

over the weekend dropped to 11 below zero and now we're talking 50s tomorrow. >> the pendulum swijs so wi s >> the pendulum swijs so wiwing >> that's what makes it so interesting. >> and why we issued the first alert for today. thank you very much, glenn. this nbc 10 first alert winter weather update is brought to you by buckmans, your cold weather experts.

>> snow is moving into the pennsylvania suburb at this hour. we have snow falling in the windmore neighborhood in springhill township in montgomery county. the snow is falling lightly and not much accumulation as you can see. starting at 3:00, it's an all-new "ellen" with kate hudson, demi layoff at on and fallout boy. protecting your pipes from the changing weather and we'll go from frigid and snowy today to the 50s tomorrow. what you need to do to make sure that your pipes don't burst. that's this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. it is presidents' day, a holiday for a lot of people, of course, and the bluecross river rank at pens landing has extended hours today. the rink is open now through 11:00 p.m. tonight as light snow comes down on those skaters. after a few laps around the

river rink you can warm up in the lodge with some hot chocolate and fill up on some tasty treats. let's bring in our chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. when we started the broadcast at 11:00 a.m. it didn't look like that. >> now it's snowing relatively hard in the philadelphia area and to the south, you can see not only the snow moving up and look at the lower right of your screen and that's the back edge of it and that is not something that will last long enough to create a major snowstorm and it is going to be camden and gloucester with the darker blues and just started in the philly suburbs as you can see in montgomery county and just getting up through bucks county and just about to trenton as well, near westchester. the heaviest, though, down to the south. sussex county will get four inches in parts of the area. >> thank you, glenn. thanks for watching nbc 10 news

at 11:00. stay safe out there. i'm vaiema for glenn schwartz and for all of us here at nbc 10 v a good day.

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