after the storm, people continue cleaning up and digging out, and they're dealing with frigid and icy conditions this morning. fire and ice. the added challenges philadelphia firefighters dealt with as they battled this nightclub fire. a rare look at some of president trump's tax returns. what he said about the leak of documents he himself refuses to share. right now at 11:00, the bitter cold continues to grip our region following yesterday's storm. temperatures won't climb above the freezing point, so what's on the ground will stay frozen today. and it is still a mess in parts of chestnut hill right now. >> people continue to feel the effects of yesterday's storm.

these people in north philadelphia were like many others. they needed a little push to get out of their parking spots, frozen in place. we're dealing with strong winds today as well. here's a live look outside our studios. winds will increase as the day goes on, and we could even see some snow showers later today. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. don't let whatever sun you see fool you. you won't see a lot of snow and ice melting today because of the frigid conditions outside. that heavy ice and wind knocked down trees and power lines across our area. more wind today. about 16,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity. we have live team coverage as crews work to clean up the storm damage and deal with the icy conditions and the bitter cold that's around. let's go to tim furlong live in wilmington. >> reporter: we're in the wilmington/newark line. you look at the sidewalks here.

if you come over here and look at the roads, they did a pretty good job plowing the roads out and getting the streets dry. wherever the water sat there's ice. there were lots of power outa s outages. thousands and thousands of them yesterday. a lot of that heavy ice coating sat on these power lines and that's why you had problems. this whole neighborhood is still out at this point on the wilmington/newark line. he is hanging out with a crew from chicago, from chitown that came in. where else do we have? >> d.c., philadelphia, and chicago. >> reporter: you guys had to bring in all the big guys. one guy said to me you don't see this coming. were we underp prepared in delaware? >> as a company, we're always prepared. we live in that environment as well. when you have an ice storm like

that, you're talking about weighing on the lines, weighing on the tree branches, there's the challenges that you face. i think we battled that storm quite well. we have the force multipliers here today. mike from chicago and tom from delaware. they're interfacing together today, getting the job done, reach out to the last remaining customers. i think there are about 12,000 that are out right now. >> reporter: what's your ballpark figure when these two are going to be back on? >> could be as early as today. if we have to go into tomorrow, we continue to thank our customers for their support and patience. please contact our office. >> reporter: we'll let you guys get back to work. welcome to the area. we'll be talking to you later. thank you so much. a lot of people still trying to get their power back on. we'll give you a progress check and tell you where some of the outages are in new castle county. we'll try to pinpoint it for you coming up in the next half hour. my mouth is freezing shut.

tim furlong, nbc10 news. okay, tim. >> and that is the sound of branches being crunched up into tiny pieces after the storm brought down tree lines in audubon, camden county. crews are taking down the trees on walnut street that damaged that home and property. >> matt delucia is live in rocks borroarough borough. >> reporter: it's been a tough morning for those who park on the street. even tougher if you haven't started shoveling. that's because that snow has turned into solid ice. yeah, listen to that. it is not a sound you really want to hear, those tires spinning in the snow.

we saw plenty of drivers sharing the pain, trying to get their cars out. i was in sky force 10 earlier this morning. we flew to manayunk, norristown, north philly. all seeing the same thing. occasionally neighbors jumped in to help one another. most of the major roads, they look great this morning. some drivers really didn't think it would be this rough. >> i mean, it's all ice. all you can do is keep chipping away at it. >> reporter: how long do you think this is going to take you? >> we've been out here for a half hour. >> reporter: a half hour already? >> yes. >> reporter: another live look here. just a few seconds ago, you might see a city salt truck has been spreading some salt on this roadway. you can see these cars. this is another concern we've been seeing a lot of. a reminder to all of you to get that snow and ice off your car.

we've seen a number of cars and trucks this morning on the highway with ice flying off and it is pretty dangerous. look at some of this ice. it is really tough, and that can cause a lot of damage to your vehicle or to yourself if you're walking by. nbc10 news. bitter cold throughout our area today. nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with the forecast. >> it's cold out there right now. it's going to stay cold as we go through the rest of today. there's very little warmup, especially when you have snow and ice on the ground that's going to keep the ground temperature very cold. right now in philadelphia we're at 24 degrees. 19 in the suburbs. notice a little flake icon. 23 in new jersey and 21 the lehigh valley. most of us should just barely make it to the upper 20s. all of us should stay below freezing, meaning that snow and ice is not going anywhere.

look closely here, but there are a few flakes falling right now. the winds are blowing around. yes, it is cold. it's a little snowy, but this is a very light snow in comparison to the ice and snow we saw yesterday. you do not have to worry about high accumulations with today's forecast, but you do have to worry about seeing more snow. we're already starting to get some scattered snow showers coming in a little advanced here. the better chance of more steady lines that might pass through, meaning a squall, a brief period of lower visibility is possible later in the afternoon. there's why. we've got strong wind gusts coming in from the northwest. so they have forced the snow to our northwest, our direction. so later today just don't be surprised if you see a few flakes falling out there. temperature today bitterly cold all day. ice, little to no melting. the sun is now being covered up by clouds, so don't expect that to assist today.

you're going to see the icy patches along some of the walkways throughout. scattered snow showers are in the forecast, even into later today. i have more on if these temperatures pick up anytime soon coming up in a minute. let's talk more about the icy roads. investigators are looking at whether the icy conditions are to blame for this crash in delaware this morning. route 1 is back open after the serious accident at creek road. one car slammed into a tow truck. two people were hurt. the superintendent says bus runs would take hours. the outer lanes of the delaware memorial bridge are closed to drivers right now. here's the problem. it's falling ice. you can see it there on the roadway. bridge and turnpike officials are warning drivers to be extremely careful out there. speaking of the roads, let's get a check on late morning conditions. >> jessica boyington has been

watching the roads. >> it's been a challenging day all morning because pretty much anything that's out there is pretty much frozen. delaware memorial bridge closed lanes in both directions. there's a lot less cars on the road this morning. you can see we're still into the green on both directions of the delaware memorial bridge. we're over on route 309 at church road. this off ramp completely blocked with an overturned vehicle. just beyond the pa turnpike and we're seeing this here. a lot of emergency vehicles on the scene with an accident just behind this pole right over here. we are watching that off ramp being blocked off. out in bear, delaware, watch for some fallen power cables. that's closed right now and blocked to traffic. there's a vehicle fire in springfield out on mermaid lane right around flourtown avenue.

watch for those things. watch for icy spots, especially on the on and off ramps as well. a nightclub is destroyed by fire in center city. sky force 10 over xo lounge. in the next hour, we'll hear about the challenges firefighters faced because of the cold and icy conditions. the red cross is helping families forced out into the cold by a fire in their apartment building. it broke out around 1:00 this morning. one man suffered minor injuries. and new video shows a man robbing a pet store in center city. police are hoping you can identify the armed robber. he forced an employee to hand over almost $250 and then he took off. no one was hurt. here's a reason to never keep the car running as you're pumping gas. watch as the white car pulls up. someone jumps out, gets in the driver's side of a car at the pumps as the owner is filling

the tank. the thief just drives away while the car owner is just standing there and can't do anything but watch. this happened in northeast philadelphia earlier this month. police ask if you have any information on the thieves, if you know them, you're asked to call the police. give the police a call. jury selection continues today in the eric frein murder trial. frein is accused of shooting two pennsylvania state troopers in an ambush in the poconos in 2014. one trooper was killed. the jury is being selected in chester county because of extensive media kocoverage in t poconos. the state senate and assembly both passed the measure that says teens have to wait until they're 18 years old to marry. well, tonight in northeast philadelphia local police officers will receive top honors for their courage. >> yes, professionals will pay

tribute to more than two dozen officers, including three that were shot in the line of duty last year. one of the have valor awards wi to jesse hartnett. he still managed to chase after the suspect who was later captured. another winner is officer dorman. he was shot seven times by an alleged drug dealer. dorman returned to duty a little more than two months after being wounded. and philadelphia police sergeant silvia young will be honored. she was shot eight times. president trump is firing back this morning after a reporter released a portion of his 2005 tax return. and interest rate concerns. all eyes will be on the fed this afternoon. how that decision today could hurt your wallet.

and here's a look another your radar and satellite. some scattered snow showers throughout later today. cold air that remains, but how long does it stick in the forecast? we're going to take a closer look coming up. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle.

president trump is firing back after someone leaked his tax returns from 2005. >> the president is on his way to detroit this morning. here's a live picture from joint base andrews.

tracy potts has more on the new conflicts facing the trump white house. >> reporter: $38 million. that's what president trump paid in taxes in 2005 according to this return mailed to david k. johnston revealed by rachel maddow. making his effective tax rate 25%. >> that's a 20% discount on your taxes. would you like a 20% discount on your taxes? >> reporter: the white house says the president had a responsibility to pay no more tax than legally required. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> reporter: during the campaign, mr. trump promised to release his returns after an aud audit. the president facing tax

questions today as he heads to michigan to announce he's rolling back obama fuel standards and to nashville to push the republican health plan. >> the president's plan is to make insurance available to everybody. that's what he intends to do. >> is there anyone left in the country that actually likes it? >> reporter: 24 million people would lose coverage. >> fewer old people are buying insurance. >> reporter: new numbers on the cost of health care and the president's taxes with the white house challenging both. now, it's important to note what we don't learn from this one-year tax return. it doesn't tell us where the president's income came from and it doesn't tell us what he's paid or what he hasn't paid in the last 11 years. tracy potts, nbc news washington. now president trump tweeted out this response earlier this morning. does anybody really believe that a reporter who nobody ever heard of went to his mailbox and found

my tax returns? fake news. today federal judges in maryland and hawaii will hear challenges to president trump's travel ban. the new ban is supposed to take effect tomorrow. it temporarily bars refugees from coming to the u.s. and bans travel from six muslim majority countries dropping iraq from the original list. we'll find out today if the federal reserve will raise interest rates. janet yellen will announce her decision this afternoon. if you have revolvie ining debt could see your monthly payments go up within 60 days. mortgage rates would also rise. and as you stepped out the door this morning, you probably noticed how cold it was out there. the main event, that storm, has since moved well off to our northeast, but the cold air has been left behind. so we're only in the 20s right now in our philly neighborhoods. 23 for chestnut hill.

22 west mt. airy. 25, graduate hospital. 25 in bustleton. we're not going to see much more of a warmup. we're talking upper 20s. that's about it for the afternoon. on top of that it's going to feel even colder because it's windy out there and that will continue as well through the afternoon. the feels-like temperatures 10 degrees at 1:00 in the afternoon. 14, 5:00 p.m. and 15 about 8:00 p.m. some brief bursts of snow are still possible as we go through today. this more of the tail end of lake-effect that may be pushed in our direction because of those strong winds. in the suburbs we're seeing some of those flakes fall with the wind conditions. feeling like 8 degrees at 1:00

in the afternoon. 12 by 5:00. 12 by 8:00. temperatures don't even break the freezing line today, so things will stay icy and snowy today. 7 the feels-like at 1:00 in the afternoon. 12 by 5:00 p.m. mid teens by 5:00 in delaware. that's the same for jersey and the shore. right now it is pretty isolated, a bit spotty in nature, but an uptick later today is certainly possible. watch the blue arrows. this is where the winds are forcing in from. it is easy to pull in a few of those flakes to our region. right now we're seeing just a few flakes fall outside of our studios. we're already seeing just a very, very light snow. you have to focus to even see them float by, but we're already experiencing that. that will continue into the

afternoon. there's a line of snow you see around 11:00 a.m. it kind of lingers to the northern zones like mt. pocono where they picked up a couple of feet in areas yesterday. a few spots of snow trying to make it through parts of new jersey and scattering more so by 4:00 p.m. everything breaks down as we go into the evening. by 9:00, we're clearing out with some of those lingering clouds. if you wonder how long the cold sticks, it is still here for a while. 34 only for tomorrow. look at those overnights. 19 into friday morning. then just a little boost into your temperatures with a chance of rain on saturday. the first day of spring technically monday, but we'll remain below average next week. grocery store traps. we'll tell you about the mistake you might be making that's hurting your waistline.

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in one of philadelphia's poorest neighborhoods, and this afternoon the community center in kensington will help ladies feel like princesses and provide them some valuable lessons along the way. she is the volunteer event coordinator for community center and visitation. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> now, you have a prom boutique coming up on saturday. tell us a little bit about that. >> it's saturday, march 18th, this saturday. it's from 11:00 to 3:00. we have collected gently used prom dresses from all over the philadelphia area. we have, i think, several hundred dresses at this point and one is prettier than the next. all sizes, all shapes, all styles. we feel there's something for everybody out there, and we'd like to offer them for free to girls who are feeling the financial pinch of the prom season. >> sure. it's not just the dresses you want them to walk away with. you also want them to leave with some knowledge as well. >> yes, we're having a speaker

from the culture project. she's going to be speaking about a woman's inner beauty and other things that address a woman's outer beauty. but we'll have a speaker who will speak to the girls during lunchtime on their inner beauty. >> i went to the website and read about what the community center and visitation does in the area. it's so comprehensive. i mean, you could spend a day. we don't have that much time. >> exactly. >> in the time we have left, tell me about some of the work, the outreach you folks do there in kensington. >> i came across it from my sister who volunteers in their wellness clinic. they have a food pantry. they have youth programs. they have community dinners once a month. they have holiday festivals. we had a fall festival. we had a christmas party this year. so they just do so much. >> it is a great faith-based organization. the prom boutique is happening this saturday, march 18th from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the

community center at visitation on kensington avenue. the hope gala is happening saturday, april 1st 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. for more information on both of those events, be sure to head to our website, nbc10.com, or just check out the nbc10 app. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. the bitter cold won't budge as we clean up from yesterday's storm. the sun is shining in parts of our area, but you won't see the snow or ice melting today. we'll have a look at the k conditions across our area. krystal klei will let us know when we'll finally see some warmer weather. how this airline passenger is doing after her headphones caught on fire. fios in the house!

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this is called parked in by snow. sky force 10 over manayunk this morning where drivers were challenged to get out of their snowpacked spots. that snow there is packed ice. it took time and effort for a lot of people to push their way past the big obstacles and get out on the open road. these guys were rocking and rolling. you know how you do that to get your car free from the snow. they had to use some real muscle power to get that car out of there. the outer lanes of the delaware memorial bridge are closed to drivers right now. and here's the problem. it's falling ice. you can see it there on the road. bridge and turnpike officials are warning drivers to be extra careful there. new castle county has the most power outages in our area still this morning. more than 11,000 customers are without their electricity. >> tim furlong is live in wilmington with crews working to

get the power back on. tim, tell us more. >> reporter: i've been hearing a lot of good things about facebook. people are calling me and messaging me saying, hey, my power just came back on. trust me when i say there's good news coming to your area. delm delmarva power is working on it. we had people from maryland, d.c., philadelphia come down. we have these guys from chicago. this is mike. he came in from chicago. hey, listen. is this what you guys do? you got the call delaware is going to need you. did you start driving east? >> just heading east. we have a storm to get to and people are out of power. we're going to get there and get them back on. >> reporter: is that just how it works in the power world? if you need to help out delaware and peco, philly, they come out your way? is that what you do when nature does this to us? >> yes. eutilities usually have an agreement where they help each other out and get people's power

back on as soon as possible. >> reporter: you guys are like super heroes today. >> it's nice to see the kids jumping in the windows and people all happy and clapping. it's a good feeling to have. >> reporter: i have to ask you because you're from chicago. stella versus coach ditka, who wins? >> ditka all the time. >> reporter: that's a chicago guy. they're here rooting for da bears. they're all coated with ice. now the coating is all off. about 11,000 people in northern delaware still in the dark, still without power. it's not dark. it's light out now, but a lot of frid refrigerators will be empty. these guys from chicago and all over the country are here working to get your power back on. we're live on the wilmington/newark line.

>> we appreciate that guy from chicago. downed trees and power lines are also being cleaned up in south jersey. >> our live team coverage continues there with pamela osborne. >> reporter: daylight here on walnut street now that they're taking down this tree. you can get a better sense of what the damage was to that house, but that's not all. this other tree came down across the street taking out parts of this fence. the cleanup really just beginning. residents of this audubon neighborhood woke up to the sound of clean up. ice covered branches are everywhere you look, a reminder of tuesday's storm and the damage it caused. still fresh on the minds of drivers like linda adams. >> it's pretty to look at, but you don't want to park underneath them because you don't know what's going do happen with the branches falling. >> reporter: county officials say during the height of the storm they received more than double the number of fire calls they typically get in one day.

most of those calls for downed trees and wires. the tree that fell on walnut broke out a window and took out a portion of the roof of this home. just a block up the road, a near miss for adam's family. downed trees and lines knocked out power to several thousand. this morning about 2% of ps&g customers still without power. pamela osborne, nbc10 news. zblrgel we ha zblrgels we ha we have the bitter cold temperatures and the gusty winds outside. those winds will increase as the day goes on, and we could see some more snow too. meteorologist krystal klei is here to break it all down.

>> it's mostly very light snow that is falling. in wilmington not seeing anything pass through, but it is now cloudy. although we started clear this morning. that's been turning over very quickly. jersey and now the shore starting to see the cloud coverage spread as well. this is somewhere seeing some snow though. i'm sure the folks out at cam camelback mountain and the poconos are happy about this. you can tell from looking at the darker zones those flakes are falling at a nice pace, but nothing too heavy outside today. we're talking limited accumulation for areas north and just some spotty snow showers that pass for areas farther south. it's very cold out there. anything that is icy or snowy is going to stay that way today. in fact, tonight expecting another hard freeze. continue to take it slow as you walk or drive outside. feels-like temperatures, it is feeling like 11 right now in philadelphia and 8 for pottstown.t. pocono.

12 is what it feels like in atlantic city. because of the windy conditions mixing with the very cold air that is stuck now over our region, there's a line of snow showers passing by. there's more to come. you look farther to the northwest of us, and this will continue pressing our direction because of those strong wind gusts. coming up in a few minutes, we'll take a closer look at how windy it is now, how windy it will be later, and if there is any warmup in sight as we get to the weekend. when severe weather strikes, you can count on the nbc10 app for everything you need. this frigid weather makes firefighting even more challenging. >> katy zachry tells us what firefighters in center city faced this morning as they struggled to put out a nightclub fire.

>> reporter: for philadelphia firefighters at a burning building on south street this morning it was challenge after challenge. the snowpacked sidewalks, icy streets, and frigid conditions made it that much harder to get a grip on the flames. >> knocking down windows and walls. >> reporter: that's just some of what laura saw firefighters do outside the burning xo lounge on south street. it was a little before 6:00 a.m. when her client at the freehouse fitness studio said look outside. >> we called 911, but they said somebody was already on the way. within seconds, we saw fire trucks, but it was one of the biggest flames i've ever seen. it was very scary. >> reporter: firefighters say the first engine on scene got here as quickly as it did only because it's temporarily assigned to a fire station that sits only a block away. the worst of the fire was coming from the club's rear porch, and even after it was out, stubborn hot spots remained underneath that wooden structure.

next door world communications charter school closed because the smell of smoke was too powerful for kids and teachers. firefighters say the business below xo lounge and immediately next door are losses too. reporting from center city, katy zachry. happening now, the justice department is unveiling charters related to the two separate hacking incidents at yahoo that exposed data from millions of users. here's what we know. the four defendants include two russian security officers. one person is in custody in canada. the hacks have tarnished yahoo's reputation and prompted verizon to cut the price of its takeover deal by $350 million. talk about a scare in the sky. a woman on an overseas flight suffered burns to her face and hands as her headphones exploded in air. the headphones sparked and caught on fire two hours into

the flight last month. flight attendants put the fire out with water. they haven't revealed the brand of those headphones. well, we now know who villanova will face. our wildcats will battle mount st. mary out of maryland tomorrow night in buffalo, new york. keith jones, i just saw keith a few moments ago in the newsroom. he was strolling through all geared up with nova stuff. he's headed with the team and we'll bring you all the action this week as they head out on the road to repeat. you probably saw the video last week of the dad being interrupted by his family during a very serious live tv interview. >> now he's talking about what happened. professor robert kelly who was in the middle of an interview -- you probably saw this. >> this is so great. >> he was on bbc when his kids created a bit of a havoc. they come strolling in one at a time. then a mom comes flying in the

room. you kids get out of there. dad's working. the dad talked about his reaction to the video going viral. >> it was a mixture of some surprise, then embarrassment, then amusement, then love and affection. it was terribly cute. i saw the video just like everyone else. it is really funny. >> were you keeping your eye on the door there while he was talking about his reaction? this was absolutely priceless. he says you have to remember keep that door locked when he's doing important interviews for global television on the bbc. facing facts. up next, we take a closer look at labels that could be misleading. certain foods may be derailing your diet. a live look outside the nbc10 studios. the wind still blowing. a few flakes still tfalling. we'll track out your forecast for today and talk about that weekend forecast.

if you read the label looking for low fat or lo low calorie, you may be wasting your time. there's no standard definition of what low means. a low sugar cookie may have less version than the regular version, but more shug ugar tha other cookies. well, she is mighty in so many ways, a teen who is very

energetic and loving and yearns to find a forever home. i recently had the pleasure of spending some time with aphrodite in this week's wednesday's child. she's very proud of her name. her dream job in life? >> a lawyer. >> reporter: why do you want to be a lawyer? >> so i can handle cases. >> reporter: do you have a favorite class? >> math and science and history. >> reporter: we shared a day painting pottery. she loves disney, especially the show "frozen." crazy about it. she's the kind of child who will melt your heart. >> she is warm, beloved. where she's living she's everybody's darling. i would say that a family that was very warm and nurturing and supportive would be what she would really like, especially a

female single parent would be a terrific thing. >> reporter: she is developmentally challenged and will require lots of patience and love, but she has tons of potential. >> the ideal family for her would provide a lot of support and activities for her and at the same time they would also be receiving a lot of hugs and a lot of enthusiasm and every little thing really matters to her. >> reporter: but hey, she's 16. everything matters when you're a teenage girl. she is this week's wednesday's child. if you'd like to make her dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, just go to our website, nbc10.com. search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center directly at 1-866-do-adopt. as we continue our celebration of women's history month, we take a closer look at the number one killer of american women. it's not breast cancer or even lung cancer. heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the

united states, but those deaths can be prevented with education and action. dr. marjorie is a cardiologist. joining her is general counselor for fs investment. they're he doctor, tell us about women's heart disease and what do you want people to know and what will you be telling them about next week. >> we're trying to empower women so they know what the risk is. risk for heart disease essentially is high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, family history, which is very important, and lack of exercise is also a risk factor of course. we're trying to empower women to know their own risks. they should know what their blood pressure is, their blood sugar, their cholesterol so they can take part in their own health care. because, as you said, heart disease is very preventable and

very treatable. >> lisa, tell me about connecting financial health with heart health. >> we're really excited to be hosting navy yard goes red next wednesday. we're going to have a panel of women chaired by the ceo of nutrisystem. we're going to be talking about their career paths and how to stay financially healthy and physically healthy. >> talk about the connection, either one of you, between financial health and heart health. >> well, we think there's a direct connection. we encourage folks to be financially healthy by saving, not incurring a lot of debt, and by teaching their children good financial management skills when they're young. >> doctor, what's the one important piece of information you home to impart in next

week's event? >> essentially know your numbers, know what your risk is. don't smoke. be aware of all the risk factors, and i believe you can then take charge of your health enjoy your wealth. >> yes. see? both. i love that. thank you so much for being here. we'll remind our viewers of the navy yard goes red event happening next wednesday from 6:30 to 9:00 at fs investments at the navy yard in south philadelphia. rosemary connors will be the emcee of the event. we're starting off with a look at your current wind gusts outside because it is windy out there. gusts at 36 miles per hour in coatesville and close to 30 in philly. also 30 in allentown, trenton,

millville. up to 35 in dover. so across the board currently gusts about 30. as we go through the afternoon, wind speeds will be around 15 to 25 miles per hour, maybe a little higher in dover, but look at the gusts. 40 to 45 miles per hour and that is enough of a push to continue forcing in a few scattered snow showers into the later parts of today as well. it's cold enough to support just snow as well as keep any snow and ice on the ground sticking. it is not going to be melting off today. in our new jersey neighborhoods, pittman, 24 degrees. piles grove, 24. lumberton, 25. hope well township only 23 degrees. because of those gusts, it feels more like 10 to 15 as we go through the day. here's radar and satellite view that we are looking at right now. so we've got these scattered snow showers trying to pass on

through. where you see white, that is super light snow. a few flakes that are floating on by. we're not looking at major accumulations today. less than 1 inch at best. later in the afternoon a few lines of steadier snow that drop visibility a tad, but they'll be moving by so quickly they're not a major concern. a few spots of snow showers that are passing near parts of new jersey at 1:30. 4:00 p.m. a little more scattered through parts of pennsylvania and jersey as well. delaware gets clipped here a few times, and really most of this moves on out as we go into the evening past sunset. so by 9:30 just some clouds that are lingering over our area. future feels-likes though. feeling like 7 in doylestown. 10 in philly. right now as we go through the afternoon feeling at best around 15 in philly. 16 wilmington. about the same across the shore all the way up to allentown.

look as we go into 8:30 at night. not much of a change here. still feeling very cold outside in the teens. as we go overnight into tomorrow morning, another hard freeze by 7:00 a.m. feeling like single digits from trenton to west chester, voorhees at 9 degrees for the feels-like temperature. as for your weekend high temperatures, just a slight boost in temperatures to upper 30s for the suburbs and 40 for philly on friday. notice the mix of clouds and sun. saturday some showers in the form of rain for areas like philly and south jersey. a snow-rain mix for areas in the suburbs and the lehigh valley. maybe some low 50s along the shore points and delaware beaches. by sunday, about the same. mid 40s for areas like the shore and delaware. 42 for philly. we are drying out, but still

mostly cloudy on sunday. these temperatures still well below average. in philly we should be in the low 50s for this time of year. 29 the high today. 34 on thursday. there's the 40 i just pointed out. we stay in the low to mid 40s for the weekend with the chance of rain on saturday. the first official day of spring it's technically on monday. doesn't quite feel like it. we'll stay below average with lows right around freezing. we'll be right back.

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