meteorologist tammie souza. you're tracking the snow that's heading our way. >> the timing of it is everything. it's the trek. how close it is to the shore that determines how much snow we're going to get. we have a first alert in effect for tomorrow. this is going to be tomorrow night through friday. so we're tell iing you and gettg you ready for it. this is a majoren winter storm from new jersey to new england. somebody is going to get two feet of snow. i u don't b think that's us, but it's going to be a big one. snow and e blowing snow. this is for tomorrow night. we'll see the snow falling first in places like southern delaware and south jersey and make its way northward. that's going to linger through thursday and start tapering off. the places that we have placed in the first alert are philadelphia, new jersey area and south jersey, delaware and all of the pennsylvania suburbs. this is a coastal storm. it's rapidly going to intensify. it's known as a meteorological bomb because it becomes so intense at the center. it's almost like a hurricane at

the center. you're probably shaking your head saying they just don't know. we do know. places like the lehigh value lea may get a dusting and some areas could dpet a foot. here's a quick look. you can see offshore that's where we're going to see the center of this. if it tracks further west, we're going to get heavier snow across the entire area. if it tracks further to the east, we'll get lighter snow amounts. we'll break all that down and we'll have the snow amounts that we think are going to fall in just a few minutes. >> in the meantime, this bitter blast just won't let up, but it's not keeping everyone inside. >> we spotted a few people walking around the frozen lake earlier today. from south jersey, we go to the lehigh valley. a live look from our camera at the ppl center. the feels liken temperature is in the teens.

meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the cold in r your most accurate weather forecast. >> it's going to get worse friday and saturday. this is bad enough. the average high is 41. we got up to 28 on saturday. 20 yesterday. 24 during the day today. 31 tomorrow. close to the freezing mark. then it goes back down for a few days. 24 in philadelphia now. only 19 in coatesville. and with the wind ghdiminishing we have gotten rid of the most sing is l digit windchills. it's 7 in lancaster. and in allentown, 9 in reading. and as we look through tomorrow, not as brutal. the morning feels like 10. by 10:00 a.m. feeling like 17. 3:00, 26. and the similar type of rise

with a fair amount of sunshine, especially in the morning across the entire area. so we're starting in the teens for the feels like. 10:00 a.m., getting closer to 20. and by 3:00, some places actually feeling like it's close to 30 degrees. but we're talking about dangerous cold, perhaps record cold as we go after this next storm. we'll get into those brutal numbers coming up. >> some of the areas coldest temperatures are up in. the lehigh valley. they are trying to make repairs. steven fisher joining us live from bethlehem. >> you spoke with one homeowner who is paying the price because of this brutal cold. >> he's spend iing the first b winter in his new home.

the problem is he doesn't have heat. he told us that he tried to get it fixed right away, but a lot of other people are having the same problems. >> they were inundated with calls. ien couldn't get anyone out until tuesday. everyone said the same thing. >> we actually just bought the house. not something i was expecting. >> he can't get his house above 63 degrees. >> in the 30s it handled it. . then it seems like once it dropped in the teens, we just couldn't do it. >> a technician came out and diagnosed the problem. >> the service manager says to prevent issues, keep up on regular maintenance and check the air filters.

>> preventive maintenance is key. having furnaces clean, whether it be oil or gas. >> for the first time in a week, his heat is working properly. it's an added cost he wasn't expecting on top of a large bill he is expecting. >> that machine outside hasn't stopped running since wednesday or tuesday of last week. i'm expecting my electric bill to be up there. >> they also told me they had technicians that it will be out working 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> can't imagine what it was like when the heat first came on for him. you can track the bitter cold and snow on the nbc 10 app. download it for free to get radar and updated snow totals tr your neighborhood right on your smart phone. >> from heating problems this

cold weather also causing a lot of problems with b water mains around the area. a water main break in northeast philadelphia is expected to be fixed over the next few hours. this was overnight in parkwood 125 properties were affected. the water was freezing over and causing icy problems. >> it was a mess. >> usually it takes crews 8 to 10 hours to completely fix a break like this wub. they have been working on the fix since this morning. and a similar scene in red sox bo ro. a main burst caused icy conditions along henry avenue. it affected about 20 homes here and a couple houses had water running inside. that water is back on for those people. in montgomery county, crews are making repairs after a large water main broke there. it slowed water pressure for people in ten different communities. they are saying to limit their use of tap water.

one person is dead in montgomery county. police will not say who died or how that truck overturned. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a new year and a new day in philadelphia government. >> dozens of newly elected officials took the oath of office including the district attorney and city controller. mitch blacher is live for us with more on their agendas. >> a movement as he was sworn in today. >> both larry krazer in campaigned as reformers. today they made promises to change the way the government and justice operate. >> social securiit's a ceremony honor democracy. a new district attorney all raised their hands and took an

oath. >> i believe we deserve more than some of the mediocrity and corruption that e we see every day. >> reporter: rebecca ryan heart will serve as controller. an independent watchdog in charge of watching our tax dollars. >> i'm going to take the responsibility and the authority that people have given me by electing me city controller to b find millions of dollars that are being wasted to put that towards things that matter to people. >> she plans to audit the philadelphia parking authority to find money it for city schools. and dig into the behavioral health unit to find more money to fight the opioid crisis. when larry was sworn in by his wife who is a judge, the crowd erupted with anticipation of the kind of change he continues promising. >> a movement was sworn in today. a movement. a movement for criminal justice reform that has swept philadelphia. >> that movement includes calls toen end cash bail so being poor doesn't prevent freedom.

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police departments uncolluding philadelphia's dozens of times. he faces what to do about the latest police-involved shootings. it's something we asked him about and we'll have his answer for you at 6:00. for now live in the breaking news center, mitch blacher shs nbc 10 news. the delaware county council welcomed new members. nbc 10 inside the ceremonial courtroom for today's induction ceremony. democrats were sworn in to begin their terms. they were the first to win an election in delaware county. the sheriff was also sworn in to serve the new post. new year, same set of challenges for president trump and law mmakers in washington a they return from their holiday break today. first order of business is for law makers to pass a budget. they have less than three weeks to do that or face another government shutdown. president trump also took to twitter over the holiday break. president trump also stated that pakistan had played u.s. lead

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replace franken. multiple women have accused franken of sexual harassment including this woman. she was the first woman to go public claiming franken forcibly kissed her without her consent. franken groped her while sleeping here and included this photo of him appearing to place his hands on her chest. this morning firefighters rescued 16 people after another fire ripped through a building in the bronx in new york. nine children were among those hurt. thick smoke poured from the windows as crews bat. led the fire that started in a furniture store. it's not clear what sparked the flames. everyone is is expected to survi survive. there have been several large fires just this past week. last thursday 12 people including 5 children died during this apartment fire in the bu burro. investigators say a toddler started that fire playing with a stove. a grand jury is recommending

that an independent agency investigate a deadly shooting involving police officer troopers. it stems from an incident last may. two troopers killed a man who threatened to blow himself up. the north hampton county grand jury recommended that. troopers wear body cameras. the upcoming pyeongchang winter olympics serve iing as a catalyst for talks between north and south korea. south korea has offered to meet with north korea next week to find ways to cooperate on the games. south korea's president says he sees this as a possible breakthrough. he's been trying to convince the north to participate in the games and sit down for talks. president trump said a series of tweets and north korea was the topic of one of them. he wrote, sanctions and other pressures are beginning to have a big impact on north korea. soldiers are dangerously fleeing to south korea. rocket man want s s to talk to south korea for first time. perhaps that's good news. perhaps not. we'll see. wirnlt games are five weeks

away. they will feature 15 winter sports in the mountains. 100 nations are expect ed to compete. nbc is the only place where you'll be able to watch then winter olympics. coverage begins february 8th. replacement batteries for older iphones are now available, but get them while you can. supplies may be limited. last week the tech giant said it would slash the price to $29. that's a $50 discount. apple is facing lawsuits and outrage after it admitted to slowing some iphones to protect ageing batteries. here we go again. more chances to win millions and millions of dollars. the jackpot is $343 million or $250 million if you opt for cash. people feeling luckien couldn't resist buying the tickets at the speedy mart. one woman told nbc 10 if she wins, she'll use part of the money to help others.

>> i'm going to donate some of it to the homeless. >> what about the rest? >> i'm going to spend the rest and buy my mountain house. >> there you go. tomorrow night's powerball, we'll have the winning numbers tonight. two people from our area already hit the jackpot last week. someone bought a winning lottery match at the lucky 7 deli. the ticket for the december 29th drawing was worth $2.6 million. that one worth $560,000. turning to our first alert weather, not the jackpot here. another brutally cold day along the water front. as we take a live look on top of the lowest hotel, we're tracking snow headed our way tomorrow

night. it looks deceiving and sunny and beautiful. we have been dealing with this for awhile. e we know the truth when you step outside. >> we're watching from inside. glen is here to break down what we're in for for the next couple days. >> it's going to look nice to a lot of folks. and the further east you are toward the shore, the more snow you're going to get. the first alert starts at the places that's likely to get the most and getting less. jersey shore, southern jersey, suburbs it starts at 9:00 tomorrow night. although any accumulation may start closer to midnight. it goes until thursday noon even though some flurries could be falling after that. snow and blowing snow. the thursday morning commute is the one we're concerned about. as if this b isn't bad enough, it's going to get worse than this. 24 in philadelphia. we barely gotten there today. low 20s across much of the rest of the area.

parts of delaware are going to be close to the freezing mark. it's 24 in wilmington. 24 at the beach. these areas are going to be at or above freezing when the snow starts. and then the snow will knock the temperatures down. feels like temperatures down to 7. pottstown, allentown, lancaster is going above single digits. feeling like almost compared to what we have seen. 33 in swanksville. only 28 for the high in allentown. wildwood at 33.

longport at 34 degrees. we have a lot of sunshine today. we have a whole bunch of things coming together for this storm. this is down by florida. already seeing some of the rain. that's one of the ingredients. we have another area in the the middle of the country. mostly just clouds. and then we have another piece up top. right in the ocean to create really a monstrous storm. and the track would normally be too far offshore to get much of anything. but this thing is so huge that the moisture can come all the way back to our area. if the track was closer to the coast, we'd be getting more. speaking of getting more, that's new england. ien wouldn't be recommending travel up to boston.

it's going to be a will the of cancelled flights. that goes up towards canada. closer to home, we'll show you the temperatures. it's going to be cold tonight but not as brow tall as it has been. cold tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon it's getting a little less nasty. then here comes the snow. that's tomorrow night and into thursday morning's rush. notice the. temperatures. it's all sticking. how much snow? computer models are getting into more agreement now. the trend being less to the west and more toward the shore. there could even be up to 8 to 10 inches.

more on those specific numbers a little bit later. but there's your coastal storm coming in followed by record breaking cold friday and saturday. >> maybe we want to get our minds off the snow and cold. let's talk eagles. plenty of time to prepare for the playoffs. >> will all that practice make the perfect team fans are counting on. >> they got this far and there's a lot of pressure on everybody. >> still ahead, nbc 10 finds out from tans whether they are jumping off the bandwagon before the post season. refund for your resolution. the new year's warning after one local gym close d doors on members. plus this. couldn't tell you how many inches of ice it has on it. >> frozen in time. the wet mess that permanently put this car in park. that's next. let's look at the closing bell on wall street. the nasdaq and s&p hit records highs today.

a major announcement this morning for our nbc family. >>. the chairman of nbc news named hoda kotb as the co-anchor of the "today" show. >> this has to be the most popular decision nbc news has ever made and i'm so thrilled. >> i'm pinching myself. i think we should second some medics to virginia where my mom has likely fainted. >> right there you see it. she's joining savannah guthrie on the anchor desk. she's been a regular fill in and she'll continue to host the fourth hour of the today toe show with kathy lee gifford. she take oefrs for matt lauer who was dismissed after

allegations of sexual misconduct. take a look at this. it's hard to tell, but what you're looking at there is a car frozen solid. this is in davenport, iowa. the owner has been trying to chip away at it for a week and hasn't gotten anywhere. it doesn't look like she's going to. a water main broke. things got worse when several inches of snow fell on top of it. it did you want look like she'll be moving any time soon. >> one big hair drier or something out there. >> still ahead, children ditch ed at mcdonald's. >> the cruel pusmt in the cold that has ha a man facing charges now. and taking a live at boat house row where parts of the river have frozen over now. there's a new threat from mother nature headed our way. >> there's a major coastal storm and it could dump several inches of snow. we'll break down the timing to plan ahead in your most accurate

weather forecast. the bay already iced over. now more snow on the way. and the shore could get. socked with not just accumulation but winds up to 50 miles per hour. why some are preparing ahead of time. i'll explain, next. heating your home. the cold weather could put a strain on your wallet. the options available to help stay warm all new at 5:00. ,000 deaths in america last year.

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tracking a majoren winter storm that could dump several inches of snow in our area. the timing could create a mess for the thursday morning commute. by tomorrow night in our area.

>> meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking this bitter cold that b won't seem to let up. our team coverage continues with tammie souza on more on the timing and the impact of the snow. >> it's going to intensify as it passes us. it depends on how close it is to the coastline as to how much snow we're going to get across the area. it's going to be a big range. some places may get just a dusting. others could pick up ten inches. we have the winter storm for snow and blowing snow. this is wednesday night and thursday. this includes philadelphia, south jersey, delaware and the pennsylvania suburbs and it does include the jersey shore which could see the highest amounts. thursday morning's commute could be a bit of a mess. we're going to see snow-packed

roads and we're going to see dangerous cold come in. the coldest air we have seen so far. even colder than we just saw. let's take a look at the system. i'm going to run you through it hour by hour. here we go on thursday. this is 4:30 in the morning. so delaware, south jersey impacted for the morning commute. as it wares on it moves across philadelphia. that's going to be through about mid-afternoon dumping some snow. the lesser amounts are expected to be west of that i-95 corridor. but if this track is any further to the west, we're going to see more snow dipping in by thursday evening. most of this is off to the north of us hitting new england quite hard. we are going to be looking for the heaviest amounts right here along the jersey shore is especially the northern portion of the jersey shore. we'll have more on the neighborhood totals coming up in a few minutes. right now back over to you. >> as you mentioned, people up the shore bracing for the worst of the snow. some of the ocean is already frozen over and the strong winds are caused for concern as well.

cydney long is live in ocean city cape may county. >> you found a lot of people in a hurry to head home for the holiday ahead of the snow. >> reporter: it's probably pretty obvious to you. we don't have very much company out here with us on the boardwalk. so the answer is yes. many are cutting their vacation a day or two short to hit the road well before the snow starts at the shore. tomorrow night others not particularly excited for what mother nature has browing, but they say they are prepared. >> i kind of. the snow but i kind of don't. >> reporter: she will be back home after her holiday vacation by the time the storm socks the shore with snow. cape may sunset beach looked like a frozenen tundra. the water frozen solid against the beach. the storm could deliver wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. but for bill of cape may. >> i'm concerned. particularly the high winds.

>> reporter: and judy of ocean city. >> a little. but we take our chances. >> reporter: miles apart, both spent today preparing. >> some tea and bread and the milk. >> taking down the holiday decorations. and all that just so the outside is fairly plain just almost nothing there. i have wicker furniture which i turn upside down. >> they are moving essentials to the front and salt trucks sitting idol are ready to deploy. many are concerned about high winds or pushing water from the bay into low-lying streets. >> if you have to get out in it, sometimes youen don't know. we have been in the house at the beginning of the year. it surrounded our house. luckily it didn't come in. >> some say they feel this super moon will affect the tides making it a perfect frigid storm

that could bring with it that snow, wibds and then water by means of flood waters as well. those icy conditions with more frigid air at the end of this week. we're live in ocean city, cydney long is, nbc 10 news. >> i'm kind of with that little girl at the top of your piece. i kind of want the snow but i kind of don't. >> i kind of don't, for the record. the snow is is just more weather to deal with on top of the bitter cold. e we caught up with people at a wawa in new castle county who are taking care of their vehicles in the brutal weather. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the temperatures in your most accurate weather forecast. >> not as cold today as the last couple days. that does not say much. still brutal out there. it does not say much when our high temperature is about 24 degrees and that is the least cold day that we have seen in a little while.

24 degrees after two days with the high of 20. we have had windchills below zero. even in philadelphia. yesterday morning. but by friday, it may be closer to 15 to 20 below zero. but look at this. by tomorrow we may get close to the freezing mark. i know the average high is 41, but it will be awhile before we get there. 24 in philadelphia. still below 20 in coatesville, lancaster, but it's close. and not as windy as it has been. so most of the feels like numbers are over 10. the beach, a balmy 23. but it feels like 9 in reading and coatesville and 7 in allentown. now as we go through the night tonight, you're going to notice there's the temperature and

feels like but as we go through the night, the wind diminishes so the temperature feels like become identicaidentical. so it will not feel as bitter cold tomorrow morning. we will have perhaps record cold after this next storm moves by. we'll get into that along with the ten-day coming up. you can track the bitter cold and the snow as well on the nbc 10 app. you can download it for free to get interactive radar and updated snow totals for your neighborhood. it's right on your smart phone. here's a look at some of the stories we're following county by county. in north hampton is man is charged with child endangerment after authorities say he left three kids and a mcdonald's in easton friday night. authorities say the 55-year-old then told him to walk home. it was about 14 degrees at the time. police say a 10-year-old boy in that group did have a jacket. but two girls did not. chester county, it was a day of healing at phoenixville high

school as students started classes for. the first time since a freshman was murdered over the holiday break. jason ortiz cameron was shot outside a dunkin' donuts december 27th. police have not arrested anyone in the case. lehigh county refunds could be on the way for members of a recently closed gym. it shut down back on december 13th. it's now doing business. as ox si fit. they are reminding any nebs about a new law. it entitle ls you to a refund if you wish to take your workout to another gym. from broad street to hollywood, a student's critiques got the attention of ellen de n degeneres. >> what y'all doing? >> still ahead, the surprise ellen had in store for this social media sensation. taking swings, coming up at 5:00, the search for several

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>> taking a live look at temple university on top of the lowest hotel, another freezing cold day. mother nature is bringing even bigger threat to the area and that's tomorrow night. make sure you keep it here on nbc 10. the timing of this very important. >> the variety in terms of how much snow in terms of that. >>st it going to be a contrast and it's going to be a backwards storm where places at the shore are going to get the most. you're going to get the least amount. pocon poconos may get nothing. and yet boston, they are getting clobbered. it's going to be a true blizzard up there. the storm that's tracking too far offshore for that to happen to us. we have a first alert out for this coastal storm. expect to get the most. philadelphia, phoenix suburbs, this is wednesday at 9:00 p.m.

through thursday noon, which will be followed by dangerous cold. the snow and blowing snow with this particular storm. it's just in the low to mid-20s now. you know we're way below normal. the ocean is only 31 degrees. the west wind is 23 in upper township. 24 in summers point. stone harbor and cape may point. those areas are going to see a decent amount of snow by thursday afternoon. we have feels like temperatures in the single digits. north and west but then that is averaging day after day. but not tomorrow. reading at 31 degrees. after a cold night, it will warm up and be less wind tomorrow.

so that's going to be a good day to take care of some business. and now we have several combinations coming together. we have the storm offshore. we have a little bit of moisture in the middle of the country. we have a front up north. look at this. it's snowing in the gulf of mexico. and that's going to snow so here it goes. it's a monster. the more intense the storm. and that's kind of why they call it a bomb. these lines they seem to get together so fast. on the cold side of it, it's snow. there's no question it's going to be all snow. and then it intensifies even more as it goes east of new

england. that pulls down the coldest air. just on the edge here. wednesday night and thursday morning, but it doesn't take that much to cause problems. that was without a rush hour. 10 inches plus in parts of ocean and mammoth county. more on the new jersey side. and the least amount toward the lehigh valley. we'll be right back.

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the playoff game a week from saturday. >> he's been there before. he's shown that he can do it. the rhythm kind of gets more reps with this offense. he will get there. >> maybe hen doesn't respond well to weather. he won in l.a. against the rams. he did okay against the giants. but as the temperatures drop christmas night, he seem ed to freeze up. on sunday is foles and the offense were completely iced out of the end zone against the cowbo cowboys. >> the defense is strong. defense has been shown to win super bowls. i'm 100% hoping that there's a parade on broad street. >> the eagles will play their first on saturday at 4:35 in the afternoon. you can watch it right here on

nbc 10. our live team coverage of this deep freeze continues. here's miguel. >> the cold temperatures are driving up the heating bills and people who might not be able to afford it are going to local organizations to find out what benefits they are eligible for. that information coming up. a winter storm, you have snoef coming your. that's coming up.

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this bitter blast won't quit. >> it's cold. we have to just suffer through this. >> double up on layers, grab the puffy coats. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. >> it's the coldest i remember in a long time. >> reporter: we're watching a new winter storm coming our way. >> 60 plus years. i'm used to snow. >> don't think about it. >> good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm keith jones. get ready for more snow. check your screen. we're keeping a close eye on the winter storm you're about to see. it's expected to move into our region tomorrow night. let's take a live look at cape may. delaware could get hit the hardest with snow. construction workers at 30th street station wrapped up.

the job has got to get done. >> broad and south street where it was a walk in the is city. there's no relief in sight. just across bridge, brutal winds, dangerous cold here as well. make sure you're wrapped up. stay warm outside. we have team coverage tonight on the deep freeze. we're tracking conditions across the delaware valley to keep you prepared. >> let's begin with chief meteorologist tammie souza. what's the latest timing? >> it looks like it's going to be tomorrow evening probably after the rush. it will continue overnight and will affect the morning rush. let's go over the first alert. it's for the jersey shore. left out at this point is the lehigh valley. if this tracks further west, we can slide you in. these are the areas that will be hardest hit. this is about 9:00 tomorrow night through noon on thursday.

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