>> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00 we are tracking snow fouling throughout the region. you're looking live right now at penn's landing and a few skaters out there on the rink. people all over the area including here in parts of delaware could see snow stick on those grassy surfaces. had is a live look over wilmington. and taking a live look at the driving conditions along route 70 in cherry hill. snow is falling lightly there but the roads look clear, traffic moving without any problems right now. there was snow on parts of the show overnight and more snow expected today. this is camel back mountain where you see skiers hitting the slope. good morning, i'm erin coleman. we can expect to see snow

falling into the afternoon. our first alert team of meteorologists is tracking the snow. let's start with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> this is the type of snow that some people enjoy the most because there's not a lot of wind with it and it melts as it hits, that's for the most part. this is a live picture in reading. we do have some fresh snow on the surfaces from the memorial penn fire tower and this is our normal picture obviously obscured because of the snow, butd fact th but the fact we can see across the river suggests it's not nearly as heavy as it can get sometimes. you'll see a little bit lighter snow already taking place north and west of our area. that drier air will be coming down as we go through the afternoon, and the darker blues indicate where the heavier snow bands are. so as we were talking yesterday,

they tend to line up in north/south bands, but as long as the band shifts, nobody really gets nailed with some tremendously heavy snow. let's go into bucks county, you can see over buckingham, war minister getting some of that heavier snow right now, just a couple miles on either side there isn't that much. this is the southern portion of that band into south jersey. hammondton right in it now, waterford in if. but just a little bit to the west it is just much, much lighter. and over philadelphia, we continue to see some snow, a little bit more in -- right near the delaware river and across into cherry hill than what we're seeing in other parts of the area. as we go through the afternoon hour by hour, this area snow is going to shift toward the shore,

move out and move away. and now the critical thing with the temperatures, meteorologist crystal is outside to check on that. >> reporter: yeah, glenn you said for some people this is their favorite type of snow, myself included. it's really pretty, the winds are light so you can see it floating down in front of me. if i step out of the camera here and you look behind me the roadways are just wet. the snow is melting once it hits the ground. the temperature is still is our friend regardless, especially if those bands, we do sees visibility down just a tick. it's about one .5 miles in philadelphia,al len town at a mile, but it was about melville down to three miles as well. temperatures is our friend a lot of these numbers are just barely above freezing. so you get the pretty snow but it's not sticking anywhere. i'm looking over at the grass and even that has started to see

the melt as it hits the grass. there's a look at the temperature trend as we start to trend into the rest of the day, we stay right around the freezing point and the winds tick up tonight. so it will start to feel colder than it actually is. that will help with no worries of black ice this evening. we'll talk more about what to expect, a few more shots of snow in the future coming up in just a bit. >> all right. we'll see you then, crystal. we know the snow isn't sticking to the roads but it's still slick out there. jessica boyington is standing by. jess. >> watching places that we are starting to see some snow accumulate in some areas, and mainly what i mean by that is off into the shoulders and the grassy areas. the roads are not even really being covered right now. at least what we can see in part of these cameras. lehigh valley 78 around lehigh street both directions doing just fine. not a ton of accidents being reported because it's not that bad out there but it's something to watch for on and off ramps as well.

you're not totally out of the woods at de kalb. route 168 you can see we're not seeing any snow anywhere except maybe some flurries in the front of the kanl ra. the roads are primarily wet and that's what we have to watch for now and also some bridge openings. the tony pal mire ra bridge is closed take the betsy ross bridge instid. breaking news in bethlehem township where a community remains on lockdown because of a standoff between an armed man and police. this all started earlier this morning when the man fired shots inside a home on toursdale drive. we've heard police using loud speakers to talk that man out of that home. officers are warning neighbors in that area to stay inside and stay away from me doors and windows. count on nbc 10 to stay on top of this breaking news and bring you any developments. this morning philadelphia police are looking for the person who killed two women, one of them in a wheelchair. that woman was 66 years old.

she was found last night in this oxford circle home along with a 44-year-old woman. one victim was on the first floor, the other in an upstairs hallway. police don't know if the women are related. they say they're thereis still a lot of work to do in this investigation. >> at this time we're not certain of the motive, but we're going to take our time since the entire scene is indoors. >> police interviewed a man who told him he was hiding in a closet during the shooting. so far no arrests. the way from super bowl lii between the eagles anl the patriots at nbc 10 your official eagles station is getting you ready for the big gape. here's a live look right now. u.s. bank stadium right there, this is the site of super bowl lii between the eagles and the patriots. and the excitement keeps on

building. the eagles will do media interviews at the mall of america. then the team heads to its first practice at the university of minnesota. both the eagles and the patriots took reporters questions last night during super bowl opening night in st. paul. the event brought both starting quarterbacks, nick foles and tom brady face-to-face. >> obviously being tom, being the patriots is huge, but for me it's about the journey and the men i've done it with, it's about this organization. you go through so much with a team, i've been through a lot with the eagles. >> he's a damn good quarterback so he's -- they're going with him and i'm sure they have a lot of confidence in him. our defense has a big challenge. >> even swoop, the eagles mascot fell under the spell of super bowl opening night. well, in just about an hour the eagles and the patriots will take ever aught mall of america. they'll be there to answer questions and rev up the crowd. randy gyllenhaal gives us a look at what to expect.

>> reporter: we are out of the cold and inside the mall of america where in less than an hour expecting coaches and players from both teams to speak with reporters for almost the last time. you can see we're at the media center inside the mall of america. the patriots will go first. coach belichick in about one hour will speak to reporters fold by a number of players including tom brady and a local guy westchester native james develin on the eagles side. right after that doug pederson will speak to the press followed by nick foles, jalen mills and eight other eagles. and fans are lining up. i've got and drew. who are you hoping to see? >> i was hoping to see tom and bill but it looks like that's not going to happen today. >> they're restricting entrance, uh? >> yeah, got curtains up and everything. so you're here, you're not going to the game you're watching it on tv, what do you think about the eagles. >> they've got a tough defense. i'm excited. it will be a tough one but i'm hope firing win. >> patriots fans lining up as

the press is about to speak with the patriots. >> nbc 10, your official eagles station is the only place you can watch super bowl lii if you're not there in minnesota. count on live nbc 10 coverage all week long. we're giving you super bowl access you cannot find anywhere else. then on sunday we are expecting the biggest night in philadelphia television history, it's so big we need two channels to cover it. after the big game you can catch this success here on nbc 10. then on our cozy channel you can watch nbc 10 this is philly for nonstop coverage of super bowl 52. cozy is comcast channel 248, verizon 460, and over the air at 10.2. all season long eagles fan of all ages have been sing the fight song with pride. today a 99-year-old fan sent us his version. take a listen. >> all right. you ready? >> yeah. >> you can sing now. >> okay.

♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the way to victory ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ hit 'em high ♪ hit 'em low ♪ and watch those eagles go ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the way to victory ♪ o-a-g-l-e-s. ♪ >> yeah, that was great. >> all right. that has got to be one of my favorites so far. he sounded terrific. great voice there. and we want to hear the very best fight song renditions from you. we are looking foreign decisi-- renditions with the most people, most creative and most usual instruments. submit them on the nbc app. tonight, president trump gives his first state of the union, a look at his focus and a message to a divided nation.

and we continue to follow the snow that's falling throughout our area this morning as we take a live look at the scene along ellis road. this is earlier today. >> the snow continues to fall into the afternoon and, of course, there's also more snow in the days to come, including possibly super bowl sunday. i'll break down the timing of it all just ahead. hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it.

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taking a live look at traffic moving in center city. this is 8th and market street. you can see that snow falling in the city, not quite sticking on the roads, though. glenn "hurricane" schwartz will have an update on the snow and more coming later this week. that's coming up. president trump's first official state of the union address comes in a matter of hours. he's expected to taut economic progress while also covering immigration and his america first trade policy. nbc 10 national reporter edward lawrence is in washington with a preview. >> on november 8th, a record -- >> reporter: president trump will talk about what he calls great economic successes so far in his first state of the union address. >> we worked ton hard, covered a lot of territory, including our great success with the markets and with the tax cut. >> reporter: cabinet members say the state of the union speech will be positive and the president will also reach across the aisle to ask democrats to deal on immigration reform, including protecting

undocumented imgraits granmigra to this country as children. at least eight democrats will boycott the speech because of the president whaend says. >> and the state of the union is lawless, lawless has he tries to remove bob mueller through tactics like this. >> reporter: president trump will likely avoid talking about the controversies that surround the first term. andrew mccabe stepping aside immediately. >> he certainly has voiced some frustration with some of the actions by the deputy director, but the bigger issue is the president has full and complete confidence in fbi director rai. >> the white house saying the president had nothing to do with the move to replace mccabe. adding fuel to the flames, the house intelligence committee voted to release a classified memo written by devin nunez and staff alleging fbi mibs conduct to get wiretaps on the tramp campaign. but the committee reviewsed to release the democrats version of

the memo. >> reporter: the president will have the white house lawyers review the memo. he now has five days to allow it to be released, redacted, or block the release. >> and you can watch president trump's first state of the union address live right here on nbc 10 starting at 9:00 tonight. and count on our team coverage live from washington, d.c., george spencer and make malaure are heading there to give you a fuel recap afterward. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> snow continues to fall across much of the area, but the combination of the borderline current temperatures and all the warmth that we've had in the days ahead of this keeping the roads warm, that's causing much of it to melt. we have some flakes outside our studio here, but the visibility's still not thatt ba.

this is wilmington, the vis ability lower here but as long as we can still seeing buildings in the background that snow is not all that heavy. the darker blues or purples indicate the heavier snow and it's obvious a band than goes from bucks county down towards the shore and this is where we keep an eye on. this goes from easton down to just east of bedminster and into buckingham and new town grant. and into then salem and then into new jersey and esham. so it's already tapered off in cherry hill and philadelphia. we have a couple of spots to the west, but it's this band that we're most focused on, and it's warm enough for just rain in cape pay may county. visibility, give us an idea of how heavy snow is and if it's mild or more it's not accumulating very much.

3/4 of a mile coates ville, wilmington three miles. we don't really have very low visibility here. dover, melville city. we don't have any reporting station getting heavy snow right now. 34 in philadelphia, it's melting even on the camera. and be generally above freezing across much of the area except for a few spots in lehigh valley you can see the parking lot is wet. but the snow accumulating on grassy surfaces. so even though these temperatures are below freezing, with the daytime hours with the roads warm to start off with we're seeing mostly melting. 29 in coatesville, unionville, and kenneth square. 30 in malvern, chester springs, 31 in milford township and you can see much of bucks county where they're getting the band of heavier snow is well above freezing right now. let's check south jersey, where

that band of snow continues and we're at or above freezing just about everywhere. florence, mount laurel, cherry hill, all 35 degrees, 32 at woodstown. these temperatures will not be dropping during the afternoon, they're just going to be kind of holding steady. as we go through the afternoon, we find that area snow ending from northwest to southeast and after that the temperatures drop. but the wind is going to be increasing, the humidity goes down and that tends to dry out the roads. look how cold it is by tomorrow morning. now, as we go through the day tomorrow, we have some temperatures in the teens, highs getting above freezing, so we're not expecting any kind of widespread problems here. the snow potential little less than an inch to a little more than an inch, mostly on grassy surfaces. and now the main area

potentially on sunday, here we go with sunday morning seeing some snow too. we'll talk more about that when the rest of the ten-day forecast coming up. thank you. till still ahead, the adventure of a lifetime pay the mercer county teen completed a voyage. the unlikely food combination he said helped fuel him on his journey.

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look for find it on 10 comcast is the parent company of nbc 10 and telemundo 62. well, we are tracking snow that's falling through our area right now this morning. roads are wet so take it slow if you have to head out anytime soon. you're looking live right now at i-95 in south philadelphia. our first alert team of meteorologists is back in a few minutes to break down several more snow chances later on this week. and a house divided, the philadelphia family rooting for the eagles with the exception of a 10-year-old boy named brady.

>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we continue to track snow falling across our area. here's a live look at conditions now along broad street in center city, philadelphia. people making their way to work this morning on market street in

center city, look at all that snow falling. this is from our camera on top of the lowe's hotel as it falls at a pretty good clip there. heading up to lehigh valley now, a live look at allentown where people are seeing the snowfall there as well. it's one of the first places to see the snow start coming down. and more snow is expected today at the jersey shore after snow actually fell there overnight. this is a live look now at ocean city. we have live team coverage of the snowfall with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz and krystal klei. cle glenn, we'll start with you. >> we do stin to see snow but it's melting so much it's starting to melt on to the camera lens in philadelphia as we look over at the skyline and once again we can see buildings indicating that visibility is not that bad which indicates the snow is not that heavy. same ning will mington, as long as we can see these buildings notice background, the snow is

not that heavy. and you can see it's already ending up toward the poconos, and shifting down toward the shore. now, we're going to be seeing some of this a little bit heavier snow, if you have a little bit of a burst here in southern delaware that's coming in towards see ford right now, but it's moving steadily so that means the heavier snow doesn't last that long. and in bucks count at this time upper portion of the county is pretty dry now, but we continue to see this one band of heavier snow. remember it was near wore minister a half hour ago, it's shifted over a little bit, so as long as it shifts nobody gets dumped on with a significant amount. buckingham still has a decent snow intensity and so does bensalem. as we go into new jersey, bedford continues and hammonton getting more snow as well.

in philadelphia we have the heaviest snow northeast philly at the moment. and, again, just to the west of bensalem. and over the next couple of hours, we're going to see it gradually end from northwest to southeast. it will be less at the shore. meteorologist krystal klei outside checking on the types of snow and the temperatures. >> reporter: yeah, you know, glenn, just since the last half hour when i was with you guys really notable differences in the conditions outside. bigger flakes, it was coming down a little more pretty in the last half hour, now it's much lighter. the flakes are much smaller, and wind's picking up a bit. i want to see if we can zoom in on my glove, you can see almost nothing collecting at this point. i'll tell you what, the concrete outside of our building, the roadway outside of our building here just wet. we're not tracking any icy, slushy conditions. and it's thanks to our friend the temperatures here. they're very marginal right up against the freezing mark, 32 in

delaware, 33 in lehigh valley and 35 at the jersey shore. look at some of our philadelphia neighborhoods here. they're consistently just above freedsing you see at 35 society hill, andorra you're at 34. elkins park at 33. which means on top of the fact that the last couple days we have been above freeze, roadways, even grassy surfaces are not going to collect a lot of snow. look as we go through the feature temperatures into tonight. that's when we fall below freezing and we will talk about in a bit what you can expect in terms of those conditions tonight and more snow over the next ten days coming up in just a bit. thank you. we know the snow's not really stick to the roads but drivers do have to take it a little easier out there. first alert jessica boyington with us keeping an eye on any problem spots. jess. >> it doesn't have to be sticking to the road to create a problem on the road. watching on route 222 around route 100 this is zbluft allentown and surrounding areas they look fine. we're just seeing the snow

that's 'kum lating into the center immediatians and grassy areas. for the most part it looks a little wet on the road sur faces. it's going to be on and off ramps where we're seeing some slippery spots so don't let that sneak up on you. ch weighing crash out on upper providence right around braut broad street and parts of new jersey as well. and route 73 around the nnl turnpike. this looks similar to what where he saw out in allentown but you can see active snow plaks that look like they're on our cameras in front of screen. that usually causes a mess. down in the jersey shore we're seeing reports of flooding right around the expressway and 40 and weston avenue and wild wood right around route 47 at west rio grand avenue. watch for that, this is not weather related, but tony pal my ra sbrith down following an earlier opening but we're down on the bristol. that hopping is schedule for 11:38. back to you. just five days to go now and the excitement, it is building.

you're looking lye right now at u.s. bank stadium rrtd site of super bowl lii between the eagles and the patriots. the eagles have a pretty cool schedule for today. the birds will do media interviews at the mall of america. we're going to hear from doug pederson, nick foles and other eagles players. then the team will head to its first practice at the university of minnesota. now last night both the eagles and patriots answered questions during super bowl opening night in st. paul. the event brought both starting quarterbacks, nick foles, tom brady face-to-face. one of the oldest professional football players in the country calls philadelphia home. he played for the eagles in 1941 and at the age of 99, he is a true die-hard fan. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live there. tell us more about this super fan. >> reporter: well, he's so excited for the big game on sunday night, and so is this entire community here. wow, they are really turning up

the fun here put see them there, they've stepped outside to show us a bit of the warm reception that former eagles play fred bloden got ahead of sunday night ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory. ♪ >> reporter: they have been practicing and practicing and boy do they sound good as you mentioned at 99 years old, fred is the third oldest living professional football player. in his young days he played for tulane university and then for the eetionsles for the 1941 ason before joining the navy. he's only been at this assisted living facility for the past two weeks but let me tell you he's already a valued member of their team. today dozens of residents and staff members hosted a pep rally to celebrate him and the eagles. he even had a visit from eagles cheerleaders who gave him his own custom jersey. he says he's been following the birds all season long, he likes

what he sees, and he's predicting that the birds will beat the pats by six points. all of this is bringing up old cherished memories for him. take a listen. >> you transport yourself back and you can remember oh, did i that, you know. we lost a lot of games [ laughter ] >> reporter: maybe 2011 but they're waing lot of games now. we'll have much more on this pep rally that they had for him and just the excitement and the feel that's going on at this assisted living facility. reporting live in the northeast, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we're the only place you can watch super bowl lii if you're not in minnesota you can count on our live team coverage giving you super bowl access you will not find anywhere else in the week we have an entire team in minnesota to bring you super bowl news and stories from

behind the scenes. then on sunday, we are expecting the biggest night in philadelphia television history, so big we need two channels to cover it. after the game you can catch this success here on nbc 10. then on our cozy tv channel you can watch nbc 10 this is philly for nonstop coverage of super bowl 52. you can find cozy on comcast channel 248, verizon 460, and over the air at 10.2. well, you probably don't think soulful when you think of the eagles fight song but whait wait until you hear this. ♪ >> all right. nice job giving a whole new feel to cheering on the eagles there. eagles fans, show us what you've got. we want to hear your version of the fight song.

we're looking for renditions with the most people, the most creativity or the most instruments. submit yours now on the nbc 10 app. a new victory for young athletes who have been sexually assaulted or abused. this comes in the wake of the larry nasser sentencing. this morning senator dianne feinstein stood with former gymnasts to praise a new fwhal passed the house yesterday. the measure now goes to the president for his signature. it requires sports organizations that train amateur athletes to immediately report sused ought to of limitations so children who are abused have up to ten years to sue. >> it doesn't begin to run until victims realize they've been abused. this is especially important in the kafs young women, 12, 13, 14 years old. they didn't know that what happened to them was sexual

until later in life. >> last week congress opened investigations into the handling of sexual abuse allegations by msu, michigan state university, usa gymnastics, and the u.s. olympic committee. michigan state and usa gymnastics sports doctor was snnsd last week, up to 175 years in prison after more than 150 women and girls said he sexually abused them. to this now. bringles, candy, and calls home help a new jersey team complete the generalny of a lifetime. 19-year-old oliver crane is now the youngest person ton ever rosso low across the ocean. he started rowing from the canary islands and 3,000 miles later he landed in or teagua. he is from princeton and he's donating the $60,000 prize to charity. he says had he essentials like bringles and candy to help him

survive the journey. a big welcome to the president of the international olympic committee in pyeongchang. thomas buck arrived just days before the start of the winter olympics. he praised the olympic spirit that's bringing south korea and north korea together on the world athletic field. nbc 10 crews have already arrived in south korea and nbc 10's keith jones is heading to the winter olympics as well to the bring you complete coverage of all of our local athletes. you'll only see the interviews here on nbc 10, home of the winter olympic games starting february 8th. eagles spirit is soaring all across our area. these students left their classes for a midday pep rally. why it's causing some principals rivalry. that's just ahead. we're dealing with some snow today and i'm tracking two more chances for snow before sunday. how it could impact your super bowl plans just ahead.

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a live look right now at lincoln financial field, home of the nfc champions, the philadelphia eagles. snow is falling right now. could more snow affect us on super bowl sunday. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz has the answer, that's coming up in just minutes.

they turn an annual flag football tournament into a rowdy eagles football rally. katy zachary was at pope john paul regional catholic elementary school. >> reporter: we're inside pope john paul sebd west brandy wooin where they happen to be celebrating catholic schools week and today's theme, get this, is the super bowl. but this year it's a little different. the excitement level is really off the charts. this year, the kids are allowed to wear their eagles jersey to this school's pep rally and game. they are having a blast. they have all of their signs, as you can see, but if you look closely, not everyone is sporting their green and white, and that's causing a little friendly rivalry. how would you explain to people that you and your son are both wearing patriots jerseys? >> they understand that my husband's from boston and luke's middle name is brady. boston sports are big among new

england and new englanders. so we decided to support the patriots this go around. >> this is your first year as a principal here. do you feel like you're in any hot water with the students being so new here and a patriots fan? >> i think it's a friendly rivalry and they understand. they think it's actually really fun and they like to give me a hard time about it. >> erin, one teacher a die-hard eagles fan for one day only, today, she's acting like principal karen does not exist. reporting from west brandy wooin, katy zachry nbc news. a family in philadelphia knows what it means to be a house divided. >> how do you spell eagles? losers, that's what they are. >> ooh, come on, brady, really? 10-year-old brady gallagher loves the patriots, after all he has the same name as their quarterback. he says he had so much fun watching the patriots win last year he's hoping they win again

no matter how many feathers he ruffles. >> the super bowl -- he has to be with the patriots if the eagles lose, we don't know that, this block is going to go crazy. >> they will destroy brady. put it that way. they will destroy brady. our neighbors will be all over him. >> now luckily little brady has a lot of loving family members who ever so gently try to keep his pats love in check. well, this year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth the late great leonard bernstein and philly pots is joining in on a citywide tribute to the man who was called one of the most talented and successful musicians in american history. this weekend the pops perform leonard's revolution. david chara labelle is the conductor for this week's show

and he's here with guest vocal list for the show. big name here, what can people expect? >> everyone thinks of leonard bernstein as the composer of west side story and of course the music to west side story is fabulous and beautiful and moving and we're doing some excerpts from that show. but he also three mad cat musicals in the 1940s and '50s with a crazy sense of humor. luckily alley has a crazy sense of humor. we saw her last year at our concert will know. she was popular from wicked last year and she's back. >> love that. you have a special connection, too, to leonard bernstein. >> well i knew him. i first met him when i was 12 singing in a boys choir on a piece that he wrote. and then i conducted with him and helping him out with his muse zblik alley, you have performed on broadway before, you porpd with the pops as well before. why do you love being on stage with this group? >> well, first of all, david

always puts together a fantastic program. i play these mad cat characters, but they're also different. so i'm like this diva in the beginning but the second act i'm a taxicab driver, you know. and we've put something really fun for our first act sort of finale a little bit that's very specific to philadelphia and like that's what i love about what david picks out. there's surprises for the city and stuff like that while playing this fantastic music, really. >> and that's what i was going to ask the. eagles are in this little game on sunday. >> we just got to town. is your team doing well? >> we're doing -- we're doing well. do you have any surprises that you can tell us about planned? >> nothing that we can tell you about. >> but you want to see it, that is true. >> we have a fight song challenge. people are sending in all their fight song videos so maybe a little fly eagles fly maybe? >> well, we have our variation on it, put if that way. >> i love that. all right. we got to check that out.

david and alley, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> we appreciate your time and you can catch performances of leonard's revolution this friday through sunday at the kimmel center for the performing arts in center city, philadelphia. use the code fly eagles fly for the sunday 3:00 p.m. show. you can get $52 tickets and you will be home in time to watch the super bowl right here on nbc 10. we promised you that. for more details, just tap on the nbc 10 app and look for find it on 10. . . >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we have snow falling through much of the area right now but it's already ended pretty much at -- in the poconos which is the general trend, one of the last plates for it to pend the we were hoping the beach, delaware was getting a mixture of rain and snow and you can see this area moving toward the southeast, the darker colors indicating a little bit heavier

snow. but that's all relative. and as long as these bands move, no single place gets a lot. but bensalem has been in the heavier snow for a little while. we even have some patches of nonsnow in philadelphia and montgomery county now and a little bit heavier in bedford, new jersey. we're zbhegt report in atlantic city, all the way down to avalon and wildwood at the moment. the visibility tells us how heavy the snow is. if it's below a mile that's pretty significant. coatesville at 3/4 of a mile. the rest of the area is doing okay, except for northeast philly we're showing you the heavier snow there. but even 3/4 of a mile with temperatures above freezing is not going to pile up the snow and cause serious problems. 34 in philadelphia, at least 30 degrees across much of the rest of the area. the fact that it is daytime and

the roads have been warm for days helps with the melting. considering these temperatures, too, it's 27 in reading, 20 nate blanton, 20 nate leonardsville, 28 in walnut port. and son once the snow ends and we get to tonight, it's going to start getting below freezing and any kind of standing water could freeze. limestone road at 29 degrees in delaware, odessa, reading point at 31. farther to the south we're at or above freezing in most places except for the 31 in bridgeville and in greenwood. and this area snow exits stage right, the temperatures go down and by tomorrow morning it is really cold. temperatures into the low 20s and some wind making it feel even colder. during the afternoon tomorrow it's still pretty cold.

thursday it's cold to start off with but temperatures warm into the 40s. and son that sets us up for rain thursday night, changing to snow by friday morning. but that's not going to last very long. it could affect the friday-morning rush hour. and then another system affecting us over the weekend, not so much saturday, but sunday. super bowl sunday this computer model is showing it's generally. morning. of course the super bowl is going to be frigid with temperatures near 0. feels like temperatures down to 10 below 0. so here we go, we have that rain coming in thursday into early friday. that snow chance for super bowl sunday and then a couple of chances later next week too. we'll be right back.

time for q1 final look of your forecast. snow falling now and later on in the week we've got more chances. >> a couple more chances. but the roads are generally wet today, that snow not heavy enough and the temperatures not cold enough to cause significant problems. but we'll have new computer information later today about the friday morning threat and potentially super bowl sunday snow threat. >> we'll know you'll be watching. thanks for watching us at nbc 10

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