we are tracking late season snow this morning. here's a look at havertown, delaware this morning. >> you can see the snow starting to accumulate on the branches, out there on the road. it's also a bit windy out there, so very low visibility. >> and the snow has been falling for several hours now in the poconos as we give you a live look at camelback mountain resort. well, the snow reduced visibility in allentown, lehigh county. the flakes weren't sticking to roadways, but workers were out there salting sidewalks just to be safe. >> let's take a live look now

from the lehigh valley. a photojournalist is giving a look at this snowy scene here. fortunately roads clear. >> in west chester, chester county, looking like a winter wonderland. not much else. mostly stayed on the trees and in the shrubs. we give you a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. visibility is very low. people have their headlights now. >> let's head over to center city, ben franklin parkway. >> trust us. >> the surface is so warm. yesterday we were in the 60s, but it's still coming down. >> that's exactly what krystal told us earlier. we have first alert coverage. let's begin with first alert

meteorologist erika martin who is in our studios. tell us what's happening. it's snowing. >> yeah, it's snowing, and these snowflakes are very big right now. when you're inside the studio, that's one thing. you're getting the information out to the viewer, but out here it is lovely right now where we are. accumulation already on my jacket. right here on the ground. some accumulation of snow right now. a good thing is a lot of this has already been treated. this will melt soon enough. one of my concerns, however, is as this does melt temperatures for tonight and tomorrow will be below the freezing mark. of course, we could see a lot of this change over to some icy spots. you can see the wind starting to pick up as well. we can take a look at our satellite and radar image very quickly. i want to show you where the rain-snow line is moving toward the beach right now. atlantic city starting to see the beginning of light flurries. cape may, you're still in the

green there. however, this system is continuing to make its way from the northwest to the southeast. keep in mind, we're not done yet. the back edge is just approaching the lehigh valley, but behind that we do have a little bit more moisture on the way. meantime i'm out here enjoying these massive snowflakes. it's actually pretty nice, but pretreat your surfaces. back to you in the studio. >> erika looks perfect out there. it's a little warmer in here. we're looking at the shot in wilmington. it is hard to see this is frauley stadium because the snow is coming out very steady. there wasn't much sticking to the grassy spots because the temperatures on the surface are just on the cusp of freezing. we have these warm grounds from yesterday's 60s. here's a look at philadelphia. this is in center city. look at the visibility here. this is in miles. when you're at half a mile or a quarter of a mile, that's where we get difficulty in driving.

we' now looking even at that rough visibility, atlantic city to millville less than a mile. a good and steady snow is falling across much of our region. hour-by-hour forecast, well, we're at 11:00. we go to 12:30 and it's already thinning out in the lehigh valley and berks county. now it is pulling out of philadelphia and thinning in south jersey at 2:00. from 2:00 to 3:00, most of this moves offshore. we still have in the afternoon and early evening hours some lingering snow showers that could briefly pack a punch, so this is not going to end until we get into your overnight. then we have a very cold weekend forecast. we'll talk about that and the potential for more snow coming up. meanwhile, we have a team of reporters tracking the snow. >> that's right. let's start with pamela osborne. she's live in doylestown, bucks

county. pam? >> reporter: yeah, a pretty steady snow here in doylestown as you can see from our picture right now. we talked to a lot of people who said they're just ready for spring. >> the news reports said it was coming, so i wasn't surprised. i'm not happy about it though. >> reporter: and in allentown, people were out and about early this morning salting the sidewalks first thing. we saw the mailman even making his deliveries and other people trying to bundle up, keep warm, and get to work this morning. similar story in doylestown. the snow isn't sticking on the ground, but it was definitely falling and at times reducing visibility. just one little blast of winter left. we were actually in storm force all morning long. there was a guy who was driving by, rolled down his window and said, hey, this is it, right? i said unfortunately we're

talking about more snow on tuesday. he seemed a little bit disappointed. we're actually going to get back inside of storm force. we're going to give you a look at the roads, the highways, when i come back at 11:30. i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> we'll see you then. we take it one storm at a time. our team coverage continues now as we head closer to philadelphia. >> katy zachry is live in chestnut hill with a look at the conditions. >> reporter: hi vai. hi rosemary. the accumulation of snow and winter elements is pretty significant. i can tell you look how good this snow is for packing snowballs. there we go. i was going to hit the lens, but i would ruin the rest of our live shot, so i can't do that right now. most of the grassy surfaces and pavements have decent coats like

this. it's in harsh contrast to what you're seeing on germantown avenue and streets throughout the city. the wa because of the warmer temperatures, it's not sticking to the roads. it did make it tricky for those walking to school because the snow here started around 7:30. for those walking to school, they were dealing with the elements. we caught up with kids and their parents heading to school this morning. it was slick at tifor them at t crossing the road. some kids were lucky enough to get driven to school because of the weather today. >> yesterday people were wearing flip-flops. today you have to wear your snow boots. it's ridiculous. i don't understand this weather. >> all right. back out here live. you are looking at the snow coming down. it's almost coming downsi sidews

as it hits you because of the wind picking up. this is winter weather at its finest. this snow is awesome for packing snowballs. i'm going to try to do it. well, i wasn't a good baseball or softball player. you guys get the idea. if it is fun if you're clothed, have your hat on and jacket and everything. it's great to be out in. katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> i think katy was trying to hit the photograph, not the lens. >> i think she's getting some practice for when she's out with her kid later. now is a good time to download the free nbc10 app. you'll get realtime information and updates on this wintry weather. plus, we'll tell you what's in store for next week. we're watching another system for the beginning of the week. the snow having an impact on our roads. >> having an impact on our cameras.

we need some wind shield wipers out there. >> i'm trying to clean it. we're looking at 611 in doylestown. earlier, we did see these turning to water droplets. since the temperature is closer to the freezing mark, we're seeing the water droplets are starting to freeze. it's slowly coming down from the camera lens. again that is in the doylestown area. now this is the 42 freeway over in new jersey. look at the action and travel conditions on the new jersey turnpike. we're seeing wet roads still, but we have those light flurries coming on. this is on the northbound side leaving towards the philadelphia area. we're doing okay. i would advise everyone to use caution out and about today, especially for the evening commute. we're looking at a bridge opening ahead of schedule. it's still pretty green right now. it opens on a day like today where we have lots of snow. we have a vehicle fire in

conshohocke conshohoc conshohocken. take it slow. this is in new castle county. >> a school bus carrying hearing impaired students was involved in an accident in wilmington. tim furlong is live in wilmington to tell us more about what happened. tim? >> reporter: the snow is falling here, but the traffic is getting b by. it was a much different scene a little while ago. just before 8:00 this morning, a kristina school district bus was in a crash with a dump truck. a witness tells me the truck didn't stop at the light and ran into the bus and pushed it into a pole. they're okay. the driver was complaining of rib pain. he and the aide on the bus are at saint francis hospital.

a witness who came to help them says they are in a little rougher shape. >> when i got to the dump truck, i noticed they were bleeding really bad. the lady was pinned underneath the dashboard. i asked them were they okay. look, let's call 911 right now. don't nobody touch nobody. then the cops and everybody showed up. >> reporter: the dump truck occupants are at kristiana hospital. it was not weather related. he said it was driver e rrror. it was a pretty ugly scene, but no life-threatening injuries. more good news. this one for drivers who travel over the delaware river turnpike bridge. it is open for the first time since it was closed for emergency repairs. it opened last night weeks ahead of schedule. repair crews worked seven days a

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welcome back. here's a live look outside in center city. you can see those big flakes floating down to the ground. good news is the road surfaces right now look really good. we'll tell you what to expect next coming up. happening today, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will be in philadelphia to talk about the impact of the republican health care plan. the governor will discuss the issue at the center in the park in germantown. wolf opposes the gop plan saying it would hit seniors with fixed incomes especially hard. new eagles player alshonn jeffrey arriving in snowy philadelphia. our cameras were there as he was walking through philadelphia international airport. he comes from the bears.

he is one of the biggest names in the receiver market. we caught up with him at the airport. we'll show you that at 5:00 this afternoon. have you seen this video? it's been going around a lot of people's facebook feeds. a home security camera shows just how strong the winds have been this week in ohio. >> hello! >> come back. the 4-year-old girl tried to open the front door of her home. the wind took her for a short ride. fortunately she was just fine. shaken up i'm sure. >> oh, my goodness. i'm glad she was okay. and we've got some windy conditions ourself. we have some cold conditions and we've got some snowy conditions. we've been tracking the snow all morning long. it's timed out almost exactly as we said it would. there you go. now that we're in our 11:00 a.m.

hour it's spread to the shore. take a look though through trenton, philly, down to wilmington. that's that deeper purple. that's the more steady snow that's going to continue progressing down to the southeast as we go through the next couple hours here. let's take a look where we do have the steadier snow. avenuing on the just starting to thin out more. philly getting a good hit. in gloucester county, lighter snow we're looking at, but the next steady line will be heading that way. here's a look at the hour-by-hour forecast. what we're tracking right now is the snow across our entire region all the way down to cape may and the rain-snow mix for southern delaware. if we go from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 in the afternoon, we have thinned the line of snow. i think it will be a little more filled out than this, but it will be dropping farther south. this is going to continue moving from 1:30 to 3:30 pretty much

offshore. we will have lingering scattered showers though, snow showers for most as we move into your afternoon hours. you see it in parts of berks county and chester county. what's going to happen with these is it's not going to be as widespread, long lasting as we saw through our morning hours, but it will be for brief periods of time steady to heavy in some areas. but it will be short lived. still, that means for the drive home from work or school there's a chance you're going to run into a least a bit more falling snow. let's take a look at the temperatures. we started this morning in the 40s. sochl some of us in the mid to upper 40s. look at us now. philadelphia, 33. we're reporting snow across the board at this point. if we go into our philadelphia neighborhoods, what we're going to see is temperatures pretty much consistent right around the freezing mark.

34, society hill. 33 for us in areas like parkside and 33 as well for toursdale. these temperatures right now right around freezing. 36 at 1:00 p.m. 37 around 5:00 p.m. it feels colder than it actually is with our feels-like conditions more like the 20s for some of us. we'll be at 33 9:00 p.m. 36 at 1:00 in the afternoon for the suburbs. lehigh valley, 35 degrees the best you see on the board. 34 this afternoon in delaware starting to thin out the snow and maybe mixing in a little rain. snow in new jersey 35 at 9:00 p.m. rain mixing in at the shore for 41. as we go into your weekend

forecast, things stay cold. 32 saturday. that's your high temperature. overnights are in the teens with feels-like temperatures single digits for your saturday morning. 34 for sunday. we'll get to your ten-day on 10 coming up in the next half hour. >> all right. we'll see you in ten minutes. naturally the snow is impacting conditions throughout our area this morning. here's a live look right now of conditions along i-95 in new castle county. our live coverage of the snow continues just ahead.

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scholars. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> we see you are proudly wearing your schools. >> i'm penn state. >> pennsylvania university. >> you and i were saying a moment ago applying to college a very daunting process and as you put it can be intimidating. do you find parents and students are reluctant to ask questions? >> every year we discover that same fact that it is intimidating. uncertainty is inevitable in this process. this rich collaboration we have with the university of sciences and the steppingstones scholars, our goal is to demystify the process. >> tell us about steppingstone scholars. >> it's been in the area for the last 17 years, and our goal is to get students to and through college starting in the fourth grade. going to college isn't just about applying to college, but it's actually preparing yourself academically and personally through those years starting from fifth grade on. >> learning those skills you're

going to need in college. >> definitely. >> counscil woman, what will parents and students learn to tomorrow? >> they'll hear from those who have completed the college admissions process and experts. a number of colleges are represented as well. wonderful workshops that deal with the affordability of college, financial aid. if you're talking financial aid, you're going to ask the question about the availability of scholarships for starters. young people get a chance to speak up close and personal with college admissions officers about career trends, about the expectations that come with the college experience, and the journ journey. while it can be intimidating, it is an exciting and fun time for families. >> you mentioned financial aid, of course, paying for college. do you find this is one of the main impediments to people thinking about applying and getting ready for college, college preparedness? >> definitely. a lot of kids think that i want

to go to this college, but the price tag on this college is astronomical so i'm not going to apply. because of merit scholarships and financial aid, there are things you can do along the way to get your foot in the door financially and academically into colleges. >> planning is key. prior proper planning will prevent a poor performance. don't wait until spring of your senior year. think of it during your freshman year in high school. >> so many of us were on financial aid in college. work study. >> that's the norm. >> thank you so much for being with us. we have some information on the fourth annual step into college precollege conference. it's happening tomorrow from 9:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon at the university of the sciences. go to our website if you want to

register and get that info, nbc10.com, or check out the t tag -- nbc10 app. we're tracking snow throughout our area this morning. our live team coverage of the snow and the cold weekend continues just ahead.

we are tracking snow across our region this morning as we give you a live look at broth street looking northward from the kimball center campus camera. that's city hall there in the background. flakes were falling on the boardwalk in atlantic city earlier today. very little accumulation. >> and snowflakes pelted windshields in new castle county this morning. storm force 10 captured this video on route 202 south approaching i-95 in the

wilmington area. here's what the morning looked like in chester county. windshield wipers going at full tilt. here's another live look from the lehigh valley. photojournalist jim friedman is giving us a look at the scene there. think that's a mailman there walking with a cup of coffee in his hand. in south jersey, washington township, goloucester county sa wet roads in the morning commute. they needed their headlights and wipers there as well. let's check back in plymouth meeting, montgomery county. gary watson manning our camera there as he pans across. not much snow on the road. even got some on the trees. a live look at first alert radar shows where the snow is falling at this moment. once it moves out, we are in for

a very cold weekend. >> we have live team coverage with our team of meteorologists and reporters tracking the conditions where you live. let's get up to date with our first alert meteorologist erika martin who is live outside. [ no audio ] [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, we're taking a look outside. we were having a little issue with erika's mike. we'll go over the temperatures she was going to go over. 30 in pottstown. 32 in philadelphia. millville, 33. that's a huge change from early this morning. erika and i were, we were here at 2:30 in the morning. we were still in the 40s, so

this is a big drop. you can take a look outside in wilmington. it's hard to see because the snow is still coming down at a nice steady rate. even in philly, this is another look in center city. this is actually looking down into center city right now. current conditions. near quarter mile visibility. that's where you have a struggle with your drive. quarter mile for philadelphia. half mile for atlantic city, but starting to see improvements in areas like allentown and eighth mile. 11:00 to noon is when we start seeing those thinning conditions. here's the timing as it leaves now. snow exiting lehigh valley and berks and upper suburbs from now to noon. we go 2:00 to 3:00 now the snow is mostly exiting new jersey and

delaware. still going to see some scatt scattered snow showers lingering across the region moving from the northwest to the southeast. it's not until overnight that we totally clear out. once we clear out, we are very, very cold and still windy. so we'll track a little more on your winds and those clearing conditions, plus there's actually another chance of snow in that extended forecast, so we'll get to that as well. let's go back outside and check on conditions where you live. >> that's right. let's head out to pamela osbo e osborne. she is live on the road in storm force 10 in warrington, bucks county. what's happening there? >> reporter: we are on 611 right now. i'm going to flip things over for you. we're actually caught at a traffic light. of course that happens right now as we go on, but i want to give you an idea of what conditions are like out here this morning. we're seeing reduced visibility because of this snow, so that's one thing to keep in mind. maybe you can see in some spots

it is a little bit slushy out on the roadway. the other thing if you look ahead at that traffic light, you can see it can be kind of difficult to tell what's red, what's green at the time just based on the amount of snow that's kind of coating things. that snow now sticking to the grass and some of the side streets. i was speaking to people who were out earlier this morning getting around in the weather. they said they were so surprised that it was snowing just based on how warm it was when we started out the day, as krystal was saying earlier this morning. take a listen. >> eventually going to have to worry. you have to try to take care of everything you need in the morning and get ready for happy hour and dinner. >> little upsetting. makes things dangerous for people. i was ready for spring. >> reporter: and a lot of people ready for spring right now. just one more look at the road before we go. i don't know if you can see on the corner there there's actually somebody plowing. we've seen penndot crews that

were out this morning prepared to handle the roadways. take your time and be safe out there. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> the snow didn't stop parents from walking their kids to school in the chestnut hill neighborhood area this morning. it is hard to believe it was in the upper 60s yesterday. the extreme swings in our weather had some people baffled. >> yesterday people were in flip-flops. today you have to wear your snow boots. it's ridiculous. i don't understand this weather. >> well, the snow is more of a nuisance than anything else. >> but we know more is coming next week, so stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 app as we track this winter's last stand. that's what i'm calling it. with the app, you can get updates on the frigid temperatures we're expecting this weekend and what we're looking to next week. well, the snow is having an

impact on the roads out there of course. we saw pamela osborne's camera. got to be very careful out there. >> your cameras completely iced over. it looks like it is clearing just a bit. >> rosemary, vai, absolutely. i've been having a hard time trying to find some penndot cameras where we haven't seen snow, ice, or rain drops sticking on those lenses. the schuylkill expressway at spring garden, the roadways are still pretty wet. we were talking about reduced visibility in parts of the area. it is very significant and will wreak havoc on your morning as well as your evening commutes. be mindful of that and use caution. this will be contributing to many accidents we've been seeing on the roads that haven't been treated yet.

l lower merion. we have another accident at gwynedo. it's not affecting traffic in and out of that area. if you're going to be traveling out and about, just be very slow. 295 at sloan avenue. this is hamilton, new jersey, north and southbound. it is a little slushy, but take a look at this within the center median. we have some snow sticking and kind of compacting together upon those grassy surfaces, and traffic for the most part 50s and 60s. coming up, we'll take a look at the rest of the majors, but again drive very slowly today. we have an update now on a story we told you about yesterday morning. police in penns grove says a man who led them on a chase and crashed into a home has turned

himself in. he's being held at a correctional facility. you can see that he was injured potentially during that crash. it's also easy to see how hurt he is looking at the damage of the house. police tell us that they tried to pull him over, but he kept going until he crashed into the home. according to police, he went to see a doctor. he also contacted police to turn himself in. happening now in bucks county, sara packer is in court for her arraignment on charges she murdered her adopted daught daughter. 14-year-old grace packer was found dead in the woods in october. her mother reported her missing months earlier. sara packer and her boyfriend jacob solomon raped and killed grace, then dumped her remains. investigators believe the couple planned the murder for more than a year. right now in chester county jury selection continues in the trial of eric frein. he's accused of a deadly ambush

involving pennsylvania state troopers. frein is charged with shooting and killing corporal brian dickson and wounding trooper alex douglas in the poconos in 2015. they captured him after a 48-day manhunt. jurors are being chosen in chester county because of widespread coverage in the poconos. deadly protests followed the impeachment of a prime minister. two of her supporters were killed in a clash with officers. two states are suing to block president donald trump's revised travel plan. washington state's attorney general says the revised ban has what we called the same illegal motivations as the original. the white house says the new ban will pass the legal test. meanwhile happening now, native americans opposed to president trump's oil pipeline policies are marching in our

nation's capital. the president's executive order allows construction of both the keystone and dakota access pipelines. tribes are concerned the pipelines could lead to possible water pollution and desecration of sacred burial sites. there are reports that dawn stanley will coach the women's basketball team at the olympics. she won three olympic gold medals as a player and two more as an assistant coach. we're expected to get the official announcement a little bit later on tonight. facebook co-founder mark zuckerberg will be a father again. he and his wife prare expecting their second baby girl. in a post zuckerberg wrote he is excited that max will be getting a sister. both he and his wife grew up with sisters.

we continue to track that snowfall across the region this morning. here's a look at the conditions along the boardwalk in atlantic city. not stopping people from getting out, getting to work, but definitely a far cry from the mild weather we had earlier this week. and our main area of snow starting to exit the northern edge of our viewing area, but we still have so the scattered snow showers, much colder air, and possibly a second round of snow in that extended forecast. we'll look at all of it coming up.

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citizens bank education refinance loan. call... to see how much you could save now. all right, guys. here's the deal. we're outside on the patio outside nbc10 philadelphia. we're still seeing some snow showers moving across the area, but i want to show you something really important. notice this area right here on the ground. you're seeing treated surfaces. notice how it is not sticking. this is a great example of why you want to treat your surfaces, your pavement. you can see everything is sticking right now. try to do that as often as possible, at least as the snow is falling. while this starts to melt, notice it's a little slippery right now. as temperatures start to drop below the freezing mark, this is dangerous because we certainly could see some icy spots, some slick spots, and really quickly those winds are starting to pick up, so i'm sure those feels-like temperatures are starting to get

a lot colder. back to you in the studio. we have certainly seen those temperatures drop this morning. in other news today starting on monday commuters will be able to purchase and reload septa key cards at more locations. septa will begin to introduce kiosks on the market frankford line, the broad street line, and the transportation center. commuters can load the cards with up to $250 to be used on rides. vai? the goal is giving. this sunday in northeast philadelphia a group of flyers raise money for a cause. we have a former philadelphia flyer with the executive director of the nhs foundation. thank you both for coming. brian, tell us about goals for giving. what's it about? >> it's a hockey game that we started 13 years ago, and it really helps a lot of people

with idd and autism and drug and alcohol behaviors. so we raised a lot of money last year, so we're looking to do better this year, but it's going to be a fun day. we have a lot planned, and i'm looking forward to it. >> tell me about the nhs foundation and what you guys raise money for. >> the nhs foundation is part of the nhs human services. some of you may know it as northwest human services. we raise money for autism. we're the largest education and human service organization in the country with over 10,000 employees serving 50,000 clients or consumers and their families. >> we both live in south jersey. we bump into each other from time to time and whatnot. i didn't know you had a stroke. first of all, tell me how you're doing. i haven't seen you probably

since the blue cross riverfront thing that we did at a tree lighting back in december, but you look great. tell me how you're doing. >> i'm doing pretty well. my stroke was a year and a half ago, and i've come a long way because my speech has improved a little bit. my right hand and fingers don't work that well, so i have trouble dressing and typing and writing, but other than that happy that i can still skate and play golf, which i love. >> you were playing just last week. >> with the niflyers alumni against pittsburgh. it was a big event. >> a couple weeks ago. >> we started out against pittsburgh and the whole rink was solds o out. >> that's one of the things i admire about the flyers organization. they bring the alumni together.

>> we've been living and working there for a lot of years. it makes a difference for the community. >> well, we appreciate you both coming in to talk to us about this very important situation. the 13th annual goals for giving hockey benefit is happening this sunday, march 12th at noon with the nhs blue thunder versus the nhs white lightning. a meet and greet reception at 3:00. get all the details right now on our website, nbc10.com, or check out the nbc10 app. we'll have the details there for you. thank you so much for coming and telling us about the great things you're working on. >> thank you. >> thamnks, vai. all right. let's get back to it. more snow to track. still falling across the area. this is now a live camera view outside of our nbc10 studios, so we're looking at the suburbs here. you can see the snow still coming down at a pretty steady rate. not quite as heavy as it was,

say, half hour or so ago, but we're getting that accumulation on some of the sturdier surfaces out there. roadways have been treated and they're warm, so most of that has been melting off. in cape may, we have seen that change over from rain to snow. there's still kind of a mixing going on. they have some crews out there making sure the roads are safe. any way you slice it, we have seen snow across the board this morning. it started out in the northern zones. that's where it is starting to move out of. thinning out the snow there. still passing through the suburbs. still passing through philadelphia. you see this deeper blue here. that's where some of the steadier snow is now starting to fall in parts of new jersey. this is stretching from pemberton down to vineland. then we continue stretching it right down into delaware. so smyrna to dover. that's going to continue to move offshore here. then it will thin out in areas

like the suburbs as well as philadelphia. let's track it out, but with temperatures because it stays cold. we're in the mid 30s across the board right now. some of us are actually in the lower 30s. there goes the snow at 1:30 in the afternoon. st it's scattered over the suburbs. it's thinning in new jersey. then we pull out entirely by about 3:30 in the afternoon. that area of the rain is out, but some scattered snow showers behind it are possible even though temperatures will be around the upper 30s for many of us. the scattered snow showers, they linger. we're at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. this line moves along philly and into south jersey as well. even the shore could get some brief periods of that steady to heavy snow, but this is something called a snow squall, so it moves quickly on out. so here's a look at the wind gust forecast. we're tracking winds right around 15 to 25 miles per hour coming from the northwest.

but those gusts as we go into late day and overnight 30 to 40 miles per hour. just forcing in that very cold air. so now we're switching to the feels-like conditions because overnight into tomorrow not going to be a good one. 16 what it feels like in philly at 9:30 at night. 10 in allentown. we continue to track this through midnight. now we have single digits on the board. burlington at 7. philly at 12 degrees. we go into tomorrow morning. rosemary and i will be back in 6:30 a.m. feeling like 7 degrees in philly. 5 for doylestown and 7 in wilmington. while the snow is out, the bitter cold will hold tight and it will hold tight the whole day. 10:30 in the morning you think you can get in a late run? it's still going to be cold. only getting to upper teens, some 20s out there in the afternoon tomorrow because the high temperatures will likely only be in the low 30s. here's a look at your ten-day on

10. 39 is our high today in the afternoon. 32 your high saturday and 34 sunday. although there may be some sun. monday we're at 37. then there it is again tuesday. right now we're tracking the potential for what could be a more considerable snowstorm passing our region. that would be monday night into your tuesday. we'll be windier wednesday. you see finally start to pull those temperatures up by the end of next week. we'll be right back.

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well, we're working on several stories for you this afternoon at 4:00, include reaction from priests and parishioners of pope francis having openly gay priests in the catholic church. that story in your other best videos of the day. >> get on out. >> can't get over this scene behind us. winter wonderland, especially compared to -- we were thinking spring yesterday. >> i was outside yesterday. there's a look at radar and satellite. the snow is pulling out of the lehigh valley and berks county as we speak. this will move out of philly

about 1:00 p.m. and offshore 2:00 to 3:00. >> thanks for watching "nbc10 news at 11:00." >> have a great day.

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