near record warmth today. then get ready for the snow. we're tracking the arrival of significant snow. all night fight extended into the morning. the battle over trump's pick for attorney general. and you don't have to pay a pretty penny to look your best this summer. how to get a beach body without breaking the bank. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. oh, it's feeling like spring today, but winter is making a huge comeback tomorrow. a live look at the radar showing the system that's heading in our direction. >> here's a live look at camelback mountain.

we have live team coverage of this dramatic change in our weather and how people are preparing for the snow. let's start with krystal cline. what's the latest track on the storm? >> the snow is moving through parts of illinois, heading into ohio. still a ways out, but the 60s of today really will turn into the 30s for tomorrow as the snow starts to move our direction. we're under a first alert for the entire area. everywhere else is looking at a good hit of snow. enough so we're talking accumulation. 4:00 a.m. to noon is when we put this first alert into effect. crucial timeline is why we decided to put this first alert in effect because it could lead to some driving concerns leading to slick roads. poor visibility at times as

well. heavy snow could lead to a lowered visibility across the region. we're at 64 degrees for philadelphia. 52 in allentown. atlantic city is one degree shy of 70 degrees, so we're talking very, very warm air in place right now. but as the system moves in, we're going to force out the warm air and bring in the much colder air. here's the timeline for the rest of your afternoon. 64 right now. we'll start to drop off later in the afternoon. 62 1:00 p.m. the dropoff in temperatures will really plummet overnight. we'll talk more about that with your hour-by-hour forecast. our live team coverage continues with pamela osborne. pam, you've been checking on

what's being done to get the roads ready. tell us more about that. >> reporter: that's right. i just got off the phone with penndot. they're in the middle of their own planning phone call right now. they're busy talking with accuweather. it's still pretty early on, but the penndot spokesperson tells me crews will be called in about 8:00 tonight to begin those threats. we were in berks county early this morning. >> some of our landscapers have already purchased so they have their supplies ready. at this point in the game people wait to see if there's any changes in the weather. we anticipate to be much busier than we have been. tomorrow morning we'll be quite busy of people getting last-minute supplies.

>> reporter: aaa telling drivers today to fill up their tanks. work on putting together an emergency bag for your car including blankets, warmer weather clothing, some snacks as well as shovels just in case you do happen to get stranded tomorrow. reporting live in king of prussia, i'm pamela osborne. >> now is a good time to download the nbc 10 app. you can get realtime alerts for when the snow moves in along with school closings and delays. police are looking for the person who shot a man in port richmond. the victim was shot in the head and the neck. he's listed in critical condition. there are no suspects. we are hearing from the b g burlington city police officers who saved a little girl's life. a stranger pushed the 5-year-old

girl in front of a train. officers saw the whole thing, jumped into action, and those officers spoke exclusively to nbc 10. >> hands were up in the air telling the train to stop. once we heard it come to a screeching halt, we made sure the little girl was safe back up there by their mother's fiance. >> the woman is charged with attempted murder. lower merion police released this photo. the coyote was spotted in a backyard in lower narberth. time to check the roads. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is on it for it. >> definitely a good time to run your errands today instead of

tomorrow with the snow on the way. route 142 is what we're watching right now. this is around route 23. there was an accident. it's been cleared. there's a crash on moreland road. watch on the schuylkill expressway for some small delays. we have crews on the eastbound route. we're still doing okay out there. remember with mass transit that market-frankford line still running on a modified schedule because of that equipment schedule. during the peak hours of the morning and the evening commute, they will be providing shuttle buses for extra passengers still as well. in chester county today, penndot is activated

pennsylvania's first flashing yellow arrow traffic signal in pocopson township. here's a reminder that spring is right around the corner. >> happening right now an annual event that is sure to put a smile on the faces of philly's baseball fans. the phillies equipment truck is headed on the road for spring training. it is heading down i-95. it will travel 1,000 miles to spectrum field in clearwater, florida. we got a sneak peek inside the clubhouse and some of what will be inside that truck. 1200 bats, hundreds of shorts, gloves, hats, everything except

tom bradbrady's jersey. >> we can't find that. >> we can turn the page on 2016 and look forward to 2017. get to see the new players and get to meet the new players and provide a service and play baseball. >> they report to clearwater next week. back and forth debate. senators continue their talkathon over president trump's pick for attorney general, jeff sessions. see how the debate over the nominee reached a boiling point overnight. the cleanup continues after several tornados struck louisiana yesterday. and we may be talking 60s near 70s today. this is 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and there comes the snow. we're going to track this out neighborhood by neighborhood with your most accurate forecast coming up.

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their chance to speak. the senate committee denied sessions in 1986 a federal judgeship after colleagues said he made racist remarks. senator warren addressed those claims last night by reading a letter from coretta scott king. in it, mrs. king accused sessions of intimidating black voters. mitch mcconnell told her she was in violation of rule xix. >> mr. president -- >> they are -- >> mr. president? >> majority leader? >> senator warren, quote, said senator sessions has used the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the

vote by black citizens. >> the senator from massachusetts. >> mr. president, i'm surprised that the words of coretta scott king are not suitable for debate in the united states senate. i ask leave of the senate to continue my remarks. >> warren was forced to sit down. afterwards she told rachel maddow she has been in effect red carded. after a long and bitter confirmation battle, betsy devos was sworn in last night. vice president mike pence cast the tiebreaking vote to seal her confirmation. it was the first time in history a vice president's vote was needed to get a cabinet nominee approved. happening now, supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is meeting with more members of the u.s. senate. judge gorsuch is set to meet with members of both parties today. he's been holding meetings with

senators all week. three federal appeals court judges are expected to rule later this week on president trump's ban on travel from the u.s. from seven majority muslim countries. the government asked the court to restore the travel ban, but several states argued it is unconstitutional. either side could appeal it to the supreme court. president trump focuses on law and order. he talked to a group of sheriffs and police chiefs from around the country. he said police need to be held to the highest standards as role models for the communities they serve. >> announcer: now you're first alert weather. we begin with a look at radar and satellite because tomorrow at this time it will be a very different view. currently, we have a mix of sun and some clouds out there. we are dry though. no rain, no snow to track. it would not be snow because those temperatures right now are way, way warmer than average.

the last couple days we've been warmer than average. today we're at another level. 63 society hill. graduate hospital at 65 degrees. let's remember the average for philadelphia today 42 degrees. 64 though is the official reading at the airport. fox chase also at 62. you're probably not believing us when we say the snow is coming, but it really is coming our direction. before we get to that though, take a look at your delaware neighborhoods. same deal. some spots are nearly at 70 degrees. 69 in glasgow. reading at 65. further south same deal. 60s all over the place. 66 lincoln. talking records, we have already broken them in a few spots. remember we're at 64 right now officially in philly. the record was 63. by this afternoon, we'll make it

up to 66. we have already broken a record in philadelphia. we have tied a record in atlantic city. we're at 69 right now. that's the record for atlantic city on this date in history. we'll get to 71 because we're still trending up. 69 in wilmington. we're talking temperatures much, much above the average. on the hour-by-hour forecast, things change very quickly. today clear with a cloud mix. that continues into the evening. 6:30 your commute home will be just fine. there's the difference. now you see the whites, the purples, the greens. this is a mix of rain and snow that's going to move in. why the mix? because we've got to battle that very warm air knocking it out as the system moves in. it will spread through to suburbs, then pass philly, then mix into new jersey and

delaware. 7:30 in the morning we're tracking some of the heavier snow. that's the deeper blues you see passing through our area. around 1:30 in the afternoon it's starting to move out of philly. then it moves offshore entirely. we see this for about the first half of your day, but that's enough to get some considerable accumulation. 6 to 10 inches is the purple you see. that cuts through the northern parts of our suburbs as well as into the lehigh valley and berk county. camden and gloucester county, 4 to 6 inches of snow. 2 to 4 inches of snow further south. mostly melting or a rain we're looking at as we go along those most southern parts of our viewing zone. the ten-day shows us that as we

follow that we're windy the rest of your thursday afternoon. cold on friday and then we pick temperatures right back up on saturday, sunday. >> this is a good time to remind our viewers we're going to be on at 4:00 in the morning. snow is going to start at 3:00. >> we have got the warm air today. we need to knock it out. the first places that are going to see the snow are the lehigh valley and berks and chester county. 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. will turn from rain to snow. >> we have you covered. that's the good news. >> tomorrow snow has many of us longing for warmer weather. swimsuit season is just around the corner. the workout that will save you time and the beauty trends that will make you look and feel your best and put more money back into your wallet.

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edge of workforce development. the grant has helped not just adults, but also children. last year we had a great initiative in which we had kids from the kensington section of philadelphia learn about s.t.e.m. and gps. that was a world opener to see the kids design their own gps devices and going out into the community and using them. these are future engineers. these are the future persons who can do the xfinity live. we're very appreciative to comcast and to the comcast foundation. >> for more information, you'll find it on our website, nbc10.com. bob and kevin, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you. 60s today. snow tomorrow. nbc 10 has you covered as we

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well, say it isn't snow. the springlike temperatures will take a dive. >> we have live team coverage of this dramatic change in our weather and how people are preparing for the snow. let's start with krystal cline who is here in the studio tracking the latest path of the

storm. >> i know probably people would say i don't believe you because temperatures today are so warm, but as we go into tomorrow this is what we're looking at. 4:00 a.m. to noon. where? everywhere except for the shore and southern delaware going to see major effects from this because we're talking accumulating snow over half a foot by the time this is out. the major concerns will be slick roadways and poor visibility at times due to heavy snow we are expecting to pass. this is a stark difference to where we are currently. temperatures in the 60s. some spots have already broken records, including philadelphia. the record for warmth today was 63. we're now at 64 degrees. 60 in parts of the pennsylvania suburbs. we're in the low 50s for the lehigh valley and mid 50s for parts of new jersey. we're seeing a wide range. in delaware 67.

some spots are up to 69. so today it's all about the record warmth, but tonight we see a very quick, quick plummet of those temperatures, which is going to allow for the snow you see here to start making its way to us. coming up, we're going to track this out hour by hour. we'll talk more about the totals neighborhood by neighborhood as well. >> and our live team coverage continues now with pamela osborne live in king of prussia. the roads are a big concern for tomorrow morning, pam. >> reporter: yeah, i talked to officials here in montgomery county. they tell me that they're upping their staffing, especially at those 911 call centers. we've been out and about checking this morning on supplies. plenty of shovels as well as other snow accessories available for sale. they're expecting things to get busier today and especially tomorrow morning.

now is a pretty good time to pick it up. this is expected to be a wet heavy snow, one that could cause power outages. montgomery county is telling residents to have the number of your power utility handy if your power goes out. don't call 911. also they're saying don't over exert yourself if you're outside shoveling snow especially if you have health issues or medical conditions. if you're using a snow blower and it gets jammed, don't use your hands to clog that out. keep your cell phone and flashlights handy. montgomery county officials are hoping people stay put tomorrow during the snowstorm, but if you have to be out and driving around, use headlights. make sure you brush the snow off them so they are visible. get a safety kit together. one that includes a shovel, salt, and flares.

penndot says crews will be called in somewhere around 10:00 or 8:00 tonight. if you see some of those plows or salt trucks tomorrow, give them plenty of room to work on the roads. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. download the free nbc 10 app. you can get realtime alerts when the snow moves in along with information on school closings and delays. thousands in louisiana and mississippi are surveying the damage after tornados hit yesterday afternoon. >> homes and businesses are gone. there are no reports of any deaths. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: the damage here is sporadic, but extensive in some areas. this home used to be all the way over there, but the powerful winds lifted it off the ground and tossed it onto the other end of the yard. today residents here are trying

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wow, nice conditions. we have temperatures that are breaking records, but in less than 24 hours we're tracking snow. in some areas it could be over half a foot. we'll take a look at the details neighborhood by neighborhood and how much you're going to see coming up.

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traumatic brain injury. tell us about the treatments you've tried and why oxygen therapy has been successful for you. >> initially starting out, i was inundated with medication and pharmaceuticals. we tried over and over medicines to counter the other. oftentimes 15 pills a day was my regimen. that being said, we looked into yoga, which helped. koi we learned about oxygen therapy. it started to wake up and revive a lot of those places that were asleep. >> liz, you have watched your husband suffer through this and explore alternative therapies. tell us about how oxygen therapy has impacted your family. >> when chuck came home, he was a totally different person.

we've been together since high school. he couldn't be with our children. that's one thing he's adamant about. with the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, we've had him in the same room as our kids and be able to play on the room, go outside to a restaurant to a crowded area. it's definitely been beneficial. >> you guys set up a foundation and you have a big fundraiser coming up this saturday. >> yes. >> tell us more about that. >> walking point was founded after my husband was injured. with his injuries, we did our first year as a fundraiser, but now we've started it to give back to other veterans. we'll have our fourth annual 5k in wilmington, delaware.

we're looking forward to the event. we have delaware state police coming with their helicopter landing. we have new castle canine doing dog demonstrations. it is presented by horizon services who has supported us every year for the last three years. >> day one. >> we're excited to give oxygen therapy back to other veterans. >> you're doing so much good. by the way, chuck grew up in delaware an eagles fan. he has a 5-year-old boy who is running around here. we appreciate so much you have done and your service to the nation. >> thank you. >> 5k is happening this saturday at saint mark's high school in wilmington. that's where your two met. >> yes. >> head over to our website. we'll have a link there for you at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much. >> appreciate it.

thank you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. we're starting out with a look outside ocean city, new jersey. really gorgeous shot though we've got here. you see some of the clouds, the sun breaking through, and it's dry. that's not going to be the case for everyone as we go into tomorrow. areas like ocean city are going to see the least impact from the snowstorm we are tracking for tomorrow morning. let's talk temperatures right now because the shore is looking at some very warm conditions for this time of year. we're at 69 degrees in summers point. we're at 68 cape may courthouse. 64 wood vine. we have got these temperatures right now that are much warmer than average. in fact, i just realized we even have a 70 on the board. i know when you hear these numbers you're not thinking snow tomorrow, but that's what we have in the forecast. a huge turnover as much colder

air is forced in with the next system, but for now areas are warmer than average. 61 degrees in reading. we're at 60 for blend. bethlehem at 56 degrees. we have these temperatures that are going to have to fight to drop as we go overnight. they're going to be right around freezing just as that moisture moves in. around midnight temperatures are going to be plummeting. we're talking a massive drop. we have to drop 30-plus degrees in some areas. from 3:00 to 4:00 in the morning, that's when snow will start north and west of philadelphia, especially near the lehigh valley and berks county. by 9:00 a.m., even down to some of our shore spots in southern delaware, we'll see a rain-snow mix because temperatures will be

falling throughout the entire day. i've fast-forwarded to 2:00 a.m. thursday. snow is starting to set up near berks county and the poconos. these are the areas that will see the highest accumulation because they're seeing the snow for the longest period of time. here we go tracking through 7:00 a.m. now we're getting into your morning commute. the snow has passed through philly. this isn't just a white or a light blue. this is a deeper blue we're seeing on our future radar because this is the more steady to heavy snow we're expecting, meaning visibility may drop as you're driving to work as well. the snow line starts to drop farther south. we see a rain-snow mix move into parts of new jersey and delaware. that's at 7:00 a.m. right into your very early afternoon, noon to 1:00 p.m., we'll see this snow. then it starts to move out of philly. around 2:00 to 3:00, it is going to move offshore so by 7:00 p.m.

we have moved out. we are bitterly cold and windy and we're looking at snow that's accumula accumulated. that purple 6 to 10 inches we are expecting through the poconos, through the lehigh valley and berks county, even into pottstown. these are your northern suburbs. 4 to 6 inches for parts of westchester, brookhaven, mercer county. delco, you're looking at 4 to 6 inches. pemberton in that pink 4 to 6-inch range. delaware closer to 2 to 4 inches for our totals.

then we'll be tracking those conditions that we're going to see lower along shore points. we're seeing that light blue. that's where it will mostly be melting. why? temperatures are slightly above freezing. >> what time overnight? >> around 3:00 to 4:00 a.m. is when we'll see snow for allentown. for philly, it's 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. it could be periods of heavy snow. >> that's why we'll be on at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, to keep you updated. >> thank you, krystal. >> be right back. my favorite part about being a dad --

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winter's major snowstorm. join us this afternoon at 4:00. we'll be taking you through county by county what to expect. >> we have to keep reminding people, yes, snow is coming. it is hard to believe when you're outside right now, but prepare now. >> you'll see a huge change tomorrow morning. if you don't prep, you'll be in shock. sleeveless will not be okay. 6 to 10 inches in the northern most edge. 4 to 6 inches through parts of philadelphia, the i-90 corridor. 2 to 4 inches over parts of new jersey and southern delaware. we are windy tomorrow, so it is going to feel even colder than it truly is. gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour as we go through the afternoon. we're really looking at the potential for limited visibility, slick roadways, and

the accumulating snow being a problem. >> thanks for watching. >> for all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day.

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