we continue now our extended coverage of this wintering floo shore right now, but snow continues to fall in the poconos. now the skiers are out. they're ready to go. >> and storm force 10 checking the road conditions around philadelphia. there's a live look at 76th. this is headed eastbound. there's cars on the road, but take it easy. b be careful. conditions are icy throughout the area. >> here's a view of those

floodwaters we've been concerned about. heavy rain and high tide combined to swamp these streets a few blocks inland. we have you covered with live pictures, new video coming in, new information we want to pass along, especially about power outages. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're breinging you extended coverage throughout the day because of this winter storm. in some parts of our area they're dealing with snow still. other parts are dealing with sleet and freezing rain. it all depends on where you live. >> we've shown you the radar. you can get an idea of where this storm is. it is just off to our east, the center of the storm, but let's go neighborhood by neighborhood and show you what the forecast totals are looking like at this point. this has been adjusting itself all morning along and that's because of the rain and the sleet that's been falling. a little over 5 inches, 5 to 6 in philly.

maybe the northern parts of philly as high as 6 to 7 inches. let's go ahead and take a look out toward montgomery county, bucks county. these totals may be a tad shy. we may pick up perhaps 8 to 9 inches here in the north upper reaches of bucks county and montgomery county. you can see between 4 and 7 inches is what the forecast models are projecting. now we go to chester and delaware county where it is a little bit less, but out toward pottstown maybe 6 inches or more. it is tapering off as it heads off to the south and the east, and that's where we've seen the sleet and the ice and the freezing rain. in the lehigh valley and the berks, a foot all the way up to 19 inches. some isolated areas may pick up more than that, but that's been a pretty steady snow. there was only a short period of time when it came down as a bit of a sleet. as we go to the jersey shore, an inch and a half to 3 inches, 4

inches there. 2.5 inches in wilmington. we're going to see some snow on the backside this afternoon. it will be intermittent snow showers. we get out to the shoreline. you can pretty much see anything that says point before is it basically nothing. there may be snow that fell and then basically melted. we get all the way to maybe 7 inches in burlington. it is mostly just going to be water. here's the impact timeline. from noon to 2:00, sleet, ice, and rain coming to an end across the area. from noon to about 5:00, light snow continuing. maybe another quick 1 to 3 inches in some areas. noon to 6:00 high winds are going to be continuing. branches could be coming down. there could be power outages. freezing across the entire area, even the shore tonight. that means we're going to have a lot of ice in areas that picked up rain or have melting snow and

sleet. all these surfaces are going to be very, very slick. it's going to be treacherous travel tonight. we stay below freezing for tomorrow. >> all of our nbc10 vehicles of course equipped with cameras, and what they're showing on the roads is not all that good. storm force 10 out there, driving around to give you a better look at conditions. >> let's check the status of things with jessica boyington. >> you said it. they're treacherous. there are a lot of things going on right now. even with the small amount of cars that we have on the roads. we have a downed tree blocking all lanes on the new jersey turnpike southbound headed to route 232. there's a lot of speed restrictions. the delaware memorial bridge down to 40 miles per hour because of those slippery conditions. even though we're also watching that downed tree that's blocking a portion of the new jersey turnpike, from that point we're

down to 35 miles per hour pretty much the entire length of it. at least towards trenton is where we're worried about there. here's route 30. the route 30 bypass around route 232. there was a few tractor-trailers stuck at the bottom of this ramp. within the last few minutes, they did clear out of the way. more accidents at 73 right around route 70 near mt. laurel, new jersey. snow-covered roads. in gloucester township on the atlantic city expressway eastbound around berlin cross keys road. high tide has come and gone. we are seeing flooding as expected. this is stone harbor. a viewer sent us this video which came in just a short time ago. also ted greenberg is there. he was watching the waters rise in ventnor heights. he was moving to different

locations so he could get a better view for us. >> this storm is very different today. flooding down the shore. we have snow in the poconos. then the rain-snow mix in philadelphia. >> in the lehigh valley it's been a steady snowfall there throughout the morning. randy gyllenhaal is live in f k fogelsville, lehigh county. looks pretty bad. >> reporter: what a difference a hundred miles makes. we're back to a heavy wet snow. it was sleeting for a little bit, but it is actual heavy snow once again. pennsylvania state police tell us their main concern is disabled vehicles that should not be on these highways. ppnl surprisingly reporting almost no power outages in this area. we figured we might see a lot because of the weight of the snow, but right now the power lines are holding steady. here at the gas station a number of plows gassing up. they're going to have a long day

ahead because this is not stopping at least for the next few hours. plow truck drivers say the roads are pretty terrible. i spoke with penndot in the lehigh valley. most of the secondary roads are completely covered with snow and that the major highways may have one lane passable. the roads remain treacherous in the lehigh valley. again that sleet has stopped. it was little ice pelts that were hitting your face. now we're back to a consistent heavy wet snow. those power outages could be a concern going forward. coming up in the next half hour, we'll go into some neighborhoods in the allentown area and hopely chat with some folks who are digging out of this snowstorm. >> you mentioned penndot. penndot just tweeted when snow is falling roads will not be there. >> we want to encourage our viewers to continue to send us

pictures on our nbc10 app. we want to see what the conditions are like in the areas that you live. don't take a picture while you're driving. if you're stopped and see something important, snap a picture of it. send it to us. we have a picture from a viewer here from mercer county. take a look at it. this is in hamilton township. this is asici simple as walkingt the back deck and snapping a picture. we want to see the pictures that you have. send it to us on the nbc10 app. >> spring is not far away. the birds in hatfield have a meal waiting for them. this was sent to us by a viewer who hasn't forgotten her feathered friends during this winter storm. in delaware, all dart buses and delaware statewide pa para transit are operating with delays. >> looking for kids taking advantage of the snow and the

snow day, but tim, as you've been saying all morning long, it's not the kind of snow you want to do a snow angel in. >> reporter: i know. i was so bummed. we went to glasgow park which is a great sledding hill and there was nobody out there. i thought with university of delaware closed and the city of newark closed, we could see more people out here too. pretty much all we have is people shoveling and some businesses are closed and some are open. di dia diablo burrito is open. maybe as lunch hour comes around and some of the businesses start opening again and the governor's level one driving restriction is taken away we'll see more people out here. we want to find people sledding and having fun with this. but as we've said, it's not a real sledding snow.

it's a heavy wet snow. there's still some flurries in the area. we have seen a little bit of sunshine. it's kind of a weird day. at this point it's not the happy, happy, fun, fun foot of powder you'd go sledding in. i still thought we'd see kids outside playing football. look at the left side of the picture right now. that's on main street in newark. no place to park down here at the metered spots. so be careful if you're out. 95, we have seen a number of cars off to the side. we saw a mercedes-benz facing the wrong direction out on 896 at south college avenue. spun out completely in a mercedes sedan. if your car not made for this weather, don't go out today. it's not a good idea. until all is cleared up and all the slush is pushed off, you're

going to have a problem driving. we'll keep you posted. we have a lot of reports of trees downed on power lines. stay with us throughout the day. i'm tim furlong in storm force 10. back to you guys. >> let's go from delaware to society hill. storm force 10 driving around the area just to make sure you see conditions where you are, how the roads look. our extended coverage of this snowstorm 2017 continues right after this.

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morning. harry hairston, trenton and northeast philly, they're snowing again, but it is sleeting there in chester county. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of sleet is still coming down. this is the sidewalk they shovelled earlier. they didn't throw the salt do-- didn't throw the salt down on it, it would be very icy. take a look at the flag over here. it's windy. there's sleet. there's the snow. there's the icy covered roads. charlie, pan down to some of the streets here. we're not getting a lot of traffic, but the traffic we are getting, they have to go over what is an ice covered and sleet covered road. the driving conditions have not gotten bet since we've been out here. hour after hour, conditions have

been very difficult and very dangerous. i want to make sure everybody knows that because sometimes it starts to look good and you think, let me get out here. that's just not the thing to do. 4x4 coming down the road there. he was moving pretty slow. if you look across to where the stores are, bulldozers out right now. they're trying to clear that hope tfully to get some busines tomorrow. nothing is happening in thorndale today except for this one diner we found nearby. they promised to be open 24 hours. it's a chance for us to get some hot coffee and come back out here and assess the situation so you can take that note and see what the conditions are like so you can be safe. back to you guys in the studio. sleeting there in chester county. we're keeping our eyes on everything that's happening around the area. trenton along with northeast

philadelphia, it's snowing there again. >> right. and we continue to get new information about power outages. we have 71,000 people without power right now. we also have water rescues underway at the jersey shore. ted greenberg is working on that. we' he'll get us new information. tammy susa will give us an update. >> take a look. this is what we're going to be looking at by this evening. this storm, the center of the storm, is moving across connecticut into new england across boston. it will be out of here. we'll see light snow showers on the backside at that point. then it continues on. it lifts into new england. it is out of here. we get some very strong and gusty winds coming in this afternoon and tonight out of the north and the west, and that's where the cold air is going to be coming from. take a look at this. this is the hour-by-hour with the temperatures. as they fall, everybody goes

below freezing. this last final bit of snow over the next four or five hours moves through. we have temperatures below freezing from philadelphia county on out into the berks and the lehigh valley. watch what happens. you can see 32 in philly at noon, and that temperature is going to covhover around that m and then drop off. everybody is going to drop below freezing, even out here along the shore. you're going to have ice on everything. it's going to form. it's going to be very slippery and a bit dangerous as you head out. as you wake up in the morning, temperatures will be in the teens across the inland areas and in the 20s out along the shore. that's going to leave us below freezing for our wednesday. we're not going to see a warm up to melt any of these sleet, ice, and snow out there. this is that forecast model that i showed you earlier. it is still hanging on to maybe 7 inches in philly. i have to tell you it is banking

on a burst of quick snow on the backside of this. nothing along the shore. as you get out toward allentown, that's where we could see that huge total. anywhere from 12 to 18 inches there. across the area for the most part the sleet and the rain kind of tamp things down, but not enough to prevent perhaps some afternoon snow. here is our impact, what you have to watch out for. it's high impact for heart attack snow. you want to make sure you use your knees to shovel because it is very heavy and hard to shovel that snow especially in upper bucks and lehigh valley and the berks. icy, slick, and wet roads throughout the day. icy tonight will be the emphasis. we'll be looking at treacherous travel tonight and throughout the day tomorrow because of the icy roads. high winds, that's going to bring down tree branches. it is possibly going to cause

power lines to fall in some areas. be aware of that. if you head outside, keep an eye up. watch out for the tree branches around you if you have any ice or sleet and snow clinging to them. t i'll send it back over to you. vai, tracy? this is sky force 10 -- >> storm force 10. >> driving around the streets of philadelphia. >> as we go to break, i know we're looking at this picture, but i want to tell you this. the atlantic city fire department tweeted we have multiple high water rescues currently ongoing. do not drive through standing water. we'll get you updated on that and the power outages when we come back.

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morning, march 14th. here's a fallen branch that's taken out parts of this fence here in gloucester county. the homeowner sent us these pictures of the downed limbs which have landed very close to the house. >> we go to delaware county. this is a look at power lines and frozen tree limbs in ridley park. you can see the ice covering the lines. the power lines beginning to bow a bit under the weight of the ice. now let's go to the jersey shore. >> ted greenberg joins us in atlantic city. tell us about this rescue effort. >> reporter: there have been multiple high water rescues that the atlantic city fire department has been doing. one of them a short time ago here along hampshire avenue. he is on a little bit of exposed pavement there, but he's surrounded by water all the way

around at madison and new hampshire. i was yelling to him from where i am on the sidewalk to where he is at the intersection. he doesn't know if it is safe to drive through the water here that's accumulated at new hampshire and madison avenue. i think that's a municipal -- right to your right, john. i think that's a municipal vehicle. he just opened his door. these people are really trying to make up their minds what to do, whether they're going to chance it and drive through the flooding and potentially get stuck or stay where they are. the cab driver has been sitting here for five or ten minutes so far. this is where there have been rescues going on. also at connecticut and melrose avenues and also along west end avenue closer to ventnor.

we've been seeing flooded streets here. you can see how deep it is as that suv definitely takes a chance and drives through the no flooding. a lot of flooded streets here in atlantic city. we were along fairmont avenue a short time ago. that was flooded in the area of texas, california, arizona. also in ventnor heights, we had to get out of there if you saw our live shot in the last half hour. the water was rising so high where we were at derby and monmouth. there goes that cab driver. he's driving through there. hopefully he doesn't get stuck. in ventnor a guy got stuck in the floodwaters. that's the latest here in atlantic city. if you're driving here at the shore, you want to be careful because we have a lot of flooded streets just like this. back to you guys.

here's a live picture from atlantic city where we're seeing water rescues underway. the atlantic city fire department just tweeted they have multiple high water rescues currently ongoing. tide is still rising. we have multiple calls ongoing. doing the best we can. please remain calm. and let's give you a live picture right now from north broad street in center city. it's been a very busy morning despite the fact snow has fallen throughout parts of the morning. broad street has been plowed, but still lots of cars out there for a day like this. >> storm force 10 checking road conditions around philadelphia.

this is a live look at 76 westbound traveling into montgomery county. take it easy if you have to be on the roads. this is sort of an optical illusion. they're not going as fast as you can they are. they're being very cautious just to get you pictures of the road conditions around the area. we have you covered with everything you need to know about this winter storm. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. wii bri we're bringing you extended coverage of this winter storm. right now parts of our area dealing with snow. some parts dealing with sleet. some parts dealing with rain. some dealing with flooding. it all depends on where you are. >> it's the old adage. location, location, location. this is the radar. you can see the darker shades of purple. that's where we're getting the burst of heavier snow. perhaps an inch or more an hour. the system that came out of the

midwest is drawing down some extremely cold air out of canada, and that's what's wrapping around. we're seeing the transition out of the sleet and out of the rain in south jersey and more into snow. gone are a lot of the shades of pink. we're still getting a steady snow. we're going to see snow showers on and off this afternoon. we could see a quick burst of snow through the afternoon hours, but we're not really going to be looking at heavy, heavy snow coming down. here's what happens on our hour-by-hour model. you can see wrapping around there's the snow. here's the center of this storm, this nor'easter. as it heads up the coast, we're out of the coast by, say, about 9:00. it is a bright light snow shower or a flurry that comes through and even into tomorrow. this is gone. it is off into new england where it is dumping heavy snow for them. i want to show you the temperatures because as we go

through the afternoon this will be the big story. as we fall below freezing, all of that moisture except for the sea water is going to freeze. this is how much warmer we are today than the same time yesterday. look at where we are. 32 in philadelphia. we are at 28 in allentown. vineland is at 34. atlantic city has dropped out of the 40s to 39. look at the feels like where we're going to go. you're going to need the heavy winter gear once again. by 6:30 tonight, we're into the teens as a feels like. overnight we drop into the single digits across the area. that even includes all of you out along the shore. so we're going to feel really raw as we go through our wednesday. it doesn't improve much. it is pretty much in the teens across the area and the temperature stays below freezing on wednesday. the big story is going to be that ice and sleet and rain is now tapering off. we're going to head into snow

showers, quick bursts of snow that could add another inch or two. then we transition into the extremely cold weather tonight which is going to freeze everything. also watch out for some of that ice and snow on the tree branches because we're getting a lot of reports of tree branches coming down. that's going to be a very big danger throughout the afternoon, tonight, and tomorrow as belwel. now to a live look at i-95 in wilmington. a state of emergency is in effect. del dot is tweeting road closures. it's never safe to drive through flooded roadways. let's talk more about the roadways and the accidents. >> what we're watching is a lot of problems pretty much all across the board starting off on route 38 just around nixon drive. just a few moments ago we had some downed wires and poles in the area. we had police blocking off the

east and westbound side. there's downed trees there as well. in woolwich township on the southbound side right around 322 all lanes currently blocked with that downed tree. move a little further north, but still the southbound of the new jersey turnpike in mt. laurel there is another downed tree. this one is blocking all lanes around route 73. you can take 295 as your alternate. pa still running on a weekend schedule for the rail and light rail for the new jersey transit. suspended services for buses and access link. patco running on a snow schedule. we continue to focus on the flooding conditions down the shore. these are flooded streets in stone harbor. a viewer sent us this.

a location just a block or so off the beach. we have those reports of high water rescues in atlantic city. >> we want to check in with ted greenberg to tell us more about those rescues. ted? >> reporter: yeah, vai and tray sis, t -- tracy, atlantic city fire department is dealing with multiple calls. they are urging people to stay calm, but a lot of folks have decided to chance it. they've driven into water like this and they've gotten stuck. this is indicative of what we're seeing throughout atlantic city and also ventnor, margate, towns on these barrier islands that are prone to flooding. they are certainly dealing with

it today from this nor'easter we had. hours and hours of heavy rain. then we had high tide. then moderate tidal flooding, coastal flooding approaching almost the major level here in atlantic city as the nor'easter drove the northeast winds toward the coast. you can see somebody right there trudging through the water. it is very hard, if not impossible, to avoid if you neat to go ahead anywhere on a sidewalk, also on the street. many of these streets here in atlantic city, particularly the flood prone ones, are under water as of right now. here you see somebody coming through taking a chance and driving through this saltwater in this chevy suburban. pretty high up. we've heard reports and gotten reports and seen pictures from the fire department of vehicles that have gotten stuck and

needed attention and needed to be rescued. drivers could not get out of their flooded vehicles. you see a mini van tax tai comi through that water. it is pretty deep there. people, i know we say it all the time. you're really taking a risk besides the fact of potentially ruining your car by driving it. you're basically driving it through the bay here. you're driving it through saltwater, which corrodes your vehicle. it is really risky. as we've been seeing this morning and getting the reports, people are getting stuck. they've been taking that chance. some of them not getting through the water. >> right. ted, thank you. authorities have been saying don't drive and don't do that because not only are you risking your own safety, but you're risking the safety of those who would come to your rescue. we have the flooding at the jersey shore. we also have the beach taking a beating. you can see the strong waves pounding the coast.

several areas have already begun to see that flooding. now let's talk more about the roads. aside from the flooding down the shore, there is the area in philadelphia to keep the roads clear. how do you keep those clear so people can try to get out. >> mitch blacher is live for us in center city with more on that. mitch, what can you tell us? >> reporter: last hour when we talked with you, the sleet was coming down really hard. now this has turned into a much lighter sleet. it melts on your jacket when you're outside right now. this is north broad street. want to show you north broad street. we've seen snowplows continually coming by probably every 25 minutes or so. they come in caravans of four. we know the city street crews are working at what they call full deployment. they have 450 pieces of equipment, more than 800 city workers all on the streets. they also have 50,000 tons of

salt. much of that left over from the light winter. but you can very clearly see the remnants of what was a serious bunch of ice -- rich, you all right? okay. the icicles stick on all the street signs. you can see them on the traffic lights. there was a point in time here in center city when this was just simply freezing rain coming down. now it's lightened up significantly. we have a little bit of a flurry activi activity, guys. >> thank you. that's why we're on the air. we want to continue to watch as this storm moves through. it is changing conditions depending on where you are. >> we want to take you back to camelback mountain resort in the poconos. now the snow has dialled back a little bit. skiers there lined up on the lifts skiing and snowboarding today. stay with us as we continue to go neighborhood by neighborhood

breaking down the forecast right where you live.

11:43 right now. the snow is deep enough to break out the snow blower as these folks are doing in reading. some streets here plowed, but other parts of the area not so

good. >> from berks county, we go to lehigh county where it's been a steady snowfall. randy gyllenhaal is live in allentown. randy, what are you seeing? >> reporter: it is still snowing. doesn't look like it is going to stop anymotime soon. if you live in lehigh valley and you're expecting a delivery from the u.s. postal service, that's not going to happen. they have cancelled deliveries. this storm way too much for those deliveriedeliveries. if you look down the residential neighborhoods in allentown, the streets are covered in snow. a guy tells me he came out this morning shovelled about 5 inches off the sidewalk. a few hours later it was completely covered again. folks are really waiting for this storm to pass until they get out and do things today. we were doing a bit of driving on route 22 and roads in allentown. there were a number of cars stuck. that's one of their biggest

issues over the last few hours is disabled vehicles. we saw a semi truck that was stuck in the middle of the street. we saw a couple of cars that could not get through, and even those highways are still pretty well covered. most of those major highways have one lane going at least, but those lanes may be difficult to pass, especially if you have a small car or something without four-wheel drive. going forward the advice is wait for all this to stop, let the plows get through, and then hit the road later today. here is the video of the cars that have been stuck throughout the allentown and lehigh valley area. one more thing in addition to the road issues we're hearing, emergency management officials tell me wind is the biggest concern they're going to be facing, especially with blowing snow in these neighborhoods. we're seeing extremely large snow drifts especially in people's yards. these crews are slowly trying to clear that off, but especially with the blowing wind it's going to be tough when you do finally get out there to shovel those

sidewalks. that wind is not going to help people as this cleanup continues here in allentown. i'm randy gyllenhaal. nbc10 news. >> you see the snow there has been pretty steady throughout the morning, but maybe it is time to push the reset button. we just got the totals in. >> mt. pocono now up to 23 inches of snow. remember we said one to two feet across our region not a shock. royiersfo royiersford, 7.5 inches. philly reporting at 5 inches. one of the higher reports we have seen throughout the area. a lot of the snow has been compacted by the freezing rain and sleet. to new jersey and delaware. newark at 4 inches. coope cooperstown, 4.2.

west windsor, 5.5 inches. wilmington, 2 inches. mt. holly, 3.3 inches for our totals. numbers pretty close to what we were expecting. here's radar and satellite. the wide view showing us that now we're seeing the main events start to exit we are still looking at snow in the northern most zones. there's a closer look at still some of the mixing near parts of philly and trenton and the snow in berks county and the lehigh valley. as we get into the noon hour and past it, on and off snow. a little bit of a lighter snow as well. temperatures right now still mostly right around freezing. even the shore is now cooling. we stay cold and then we drop off big time overnight.

that means all of the ice we have now through the i-95 corridor, the snow farther north, and wet spots farther south are going to start icing over for slick roadways tonight and your commute tomorrow. we'll talk more coming up in just a bit. look at this. thick ice on trees. we've been telling you throughout the day and the morning that thick ice is going to weigh heavily on trees. might create downed trees and downed poles and wires. that's already happened. this shot was sent to us by a viewer who is in newark, delaware. now to a live picture of the conditions in allentown. stay with us. we have you covered on air and online and on our nbc10 app. 71,000 people without power right now. multiple disabled vehicles across the area on roads.

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we'll show you video of a salt truck winding its way through a neighborhood early this morning. that probably helped drivers there navigate those roads a little earlier today. we've been on the air since 4:00 a.m. telling you about closures. one of the places that's open is king of prussia mall, but the roads are really, really treacherous. >> deanna durante is live for us. you're near the mall. it will open up here in about eight minutes or so, but the roads are really, really tough to navigate. >> reporter: yeah, the plan is for the mall to open at noon. i just talked to septa. the bus routes heading out there are still operational. vai, i want to introduce you to ken here. he's heading to work. it's going to be your job to keep these roads clear, at least to get them clear, yeah? >> i'll be one of many out there trying to help everybody.

what's up, vai? good to see you, buddy. >> reporter: it's getting mashed down by cars that are driving out there. how tough is it to keep them clear as traffic picks up? >> our main roads are getting good because our guys have been working on it since late last night. we're pretty good in upper marion, but tmar merion. >> reporter: be careful. >> go eagles. >> reporter: according to montgomery county, we have 9 to 10 disabled vehicles as last check. a number of car accidents out there and some road obstructions. police are being called in some of the townships to go check that out. some of the disabled vehicles

rank from frvehicles. again, even though you see these guys like ken going out to work, there are still problems on the roads. last time we were live you saw heavy snow here in king of prussia. now the winds have certainly picked up. a problem for road crews. they can salt, but when these winds get high, they not only blow the hats off your head. they blow the salt off the road. reporting live in king of prussia, back to you. >> i wish you could have gotten a card from ken. i could have used that vehicle getting home. >> thanks. we've been talking about these plow crews. the municipalities have been telling people to stay off the roads. this was a scene in andorra where snow changed over to a mix of sleet. places are changing. the conditions are changing depending on where you are. look at this flooding. this is the jersey shore.

storm force 10 showing us what this street looked like in margate, atlantic county, this morning. now let's take a look at your first alert radar. what we're tracking here is the backside now starting to move in of this storm system. the main event is actually starting to move on out. you see the green. that's the rain. passing through parts of ship bottom as well as seaside heights. the pink just now clipping philly county through to mercer county and then on out. the snow is starting to move out parts of berks county and the lehigh valley. excuse our screen. we're having a little bit of an issue there. still some snow that comes out from farther west and move through the afternoon hour. this will be scattered snow showers. more steadier, heavy snow is still possible. 11:30 in the morning we go through. now you see we're at 1:00 in the

afternoon. still some scattered snow lingering, but it is breaking apart. maybe a few flakes flying, but overall we're not concerned. as for your wind gusts, take a look at high they'll be as we go through the later part of the day. 1:00, gusts around 30 to 40 miles per hour still possible. later hours weakening a bit. still breezy to windy though. those winds kind of blowing the sa salt off the roads. you have to be careful because the roads are going to be icy overnight because we'll be below freezing. >> if you want to watch "days of our lives," you can watch it on channel 248 or channel 460. we're covering this. our team of reporters covering it online as well our nbc10 app.

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