11:00 a.m. going to theç parade, philadelphia lays out the details for thursday's eagles ç celebration. we are helping you make your plans to getç there. watching the dow, the markets are back open after yestp)day's giant drop. what to expect will happen to yourç money today. and slippery commute. your morning drive tfrrow could be impacted by snow and freezing rain. timing for your neighborhood and theç first alert forecast. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00 a parade fit for championship champions. all the plans are now in place &qq= celebrate the eagles's super bowl victory. nbc 10 is the official station of the parade. we will be your front row seat every step of the way. good morning to you. i'm erin coleman. the city has waited for this parade for half a century and it will be big with millionsç expected to flood philadelphia streets all along the parade

route. the eagles will leave the linc atç 10:45 and head to the star of the parade at broad and pattison. the art museum steps and that's where miguelmartinezñr ist(b l. miguel, what's happening out there now? >>reporter: a lot happening out here right now. take a look behind me at theç steps of the art museum. you can see a stage going up there. this is where the parade's going to end and the second part of the celebration honoring the eagles is going to start at 1:00 p.m. and, again, they're callingç ts a celebration, so it's not just a parade, it's a two-part thing and a lot is happening to sipt for it. you see audio equipment over é-the streetokñi too.g up down a lot of workers out here getting ready. has been waiting for for years. so the route, again, like you said, it's going to start over by the stadium, go up broad and all wait down parkway to the heart museum.

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broad street liends willç be free. officials say those lines are your best options for getting to and from the parade. trains on the market frankford and broad street lines will run every five to 7 minutes starting at 5:00 a.m. on thursday. they will limit stops to and from center iñe1city.  run inbound only. today septa said they have learned from their past mibs÷ú mistakes on how to move passengers efficiently. >> we have 118 broad street cars and we're going to put up to 180 passengers in them. just dueç to the nature of thi kind of an event. >> septa believes it will be "a hour.ove 30,000 passengers for up to the minute ç information, text ready eagles÷ 888777. this morning, jim kenney talked

about the eaglesñiçóiñ ending x and bringing out the big place to win. >> and when that fumble happened at the end, i was notúoçn the couch anymore, ways juching up and down in my living room. i just want to thank them for all the joy that theiç brought o us over the years.ç there's bane lot of heartache, but there's aç lot of joy. >> the mayor didn't go to minneapolis, he says he was up offç of his couch cheering ten just likeç everybody else. philadelphia public schools will be closed for the parade on thursday, so willç schools in e philadelphia archdiocese as well as upper çdarby, oaklyn and collingswood schools. you can tap the app for afull list of closures and watch the parade route. you can watch the entire pa raved champions right hereç li on your official eagles station, nbc 10. count on our completeç day-lon coverage which begins at 10:00 thursday morning. well, new this morning police in massachusettsç are

investigating a burglary at the home of new england patriots star rob gronkowski. ca him there peering from a window. investigators say the brankin would have happened while he was away in minneapos. the police chief sd just agot h an ongoing ntç has any suspec investigation. some eagles players sayç ty plan to skip a super bowl tradition inç washington, d.c. malcolm jenkins, chris long and torrey smigmápr" they plan to skip the annual white house visit by super bowl champions to meet president trump. also local immigration activists are out with a petition asking the entire eagles team to boycott the white house érhp. nbc 10 spoke with c >> what we're asking is that the whole team just say no, that they stand in solidarity with black and brown people in this moment with immigrants to support daca recipients and

their parents and anybody who hasç suffered at the hands of criminal justice injustices. >> we just checked and so far the petition has more thanç 46 signatures. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> you may have a slippery drive to work tomorrow. live look outside çi-95. had is in south philly. it's dry out thereç right now t we have issued a first alert tomorrow because of snow and ice that's coming. we have glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the most,0 accur ìáhp &hc% i rjuák this is definitely going to be a problem and it will be a problem for a longer period of time in areas to the north of philadelphia like inç reading which is cloudy right now. a good bit of morning is going to be either snowy or icy there. iok studios in kenwood, northern, westernç suburbs. also seeing theç snow andç ic especially. we'll even see some of it in the

philadelphia area itself and northern delaware, so that's where theç first alert goes do to. generally between 4:00 a.m.ç a 10:00 a.m., although it may be extended beyond that for some of potentially pastç noon there while it will end much earlier in philadelphia. the slippery roads, hazardousç morning commute for many. now as we look on the satellite, it doesn't look all thaem pressi -- that impressive and the radar not too bad either. we have snow in minnesota, snow in the mifltd country, that's going to combine to create this storm and by the morning rush you can see this area of snow, fairly large area. it's not just light snow, this is enough to accumulate from philadelphia northward, rain to the south, andç gradually the warm air comesp up from the

south,çó changingxd snow toçó r the philadelphia area, but it's continuing at 10:00 a.m. up intç lehigh valley. so that is the area that'sç gog to get hit the worst. more on the exact timing, how much snow toç expect, and the parade forecast comingç up. well, after the largest drop in the history of the dow jones industrial average,jf tradrz a keeping an eye on wall street this morning. this is a live look right now. theç big board at the new york stock exchange where it's been an up and down day so xdg just seconds agoç was down by , now it's down byw3 140. and stillçç rising. that was the ringing of the opening bell to begin today's trading just after the dow fell 51 q points, down 10% from the recent highk/$ráçó reached in

january. the dow closed down nearly 100 points and temperature lott 1500 points. 1500 points. that was the largest slide ever. >> a long-termu! veinvestor, yo this. it brings prices back down, makes stocks more reasonable levels to invest in. >> we'll take a closer lookd what's happening in trading today with a live report from cnbc in our next half hour. this morning we have new details of philadelphia police search for a gunman that left a investigators left thft new surveillance video of the man they say opened fire alorng german town avenue back on november 20th. they believe he was driving a gold or beige mercury grand they're offering a $20,000ç reward leading to an arrest in new this morning police say i car crash killed a woman as sheñi ran across roosevelt

"táhe car hit the victim at the treet intersection. investigators say the driverç doesn't have a license but did he stayç at the scene. our time is now 11:11 and time for a check on the roadsç with nbc 10ç first alert traff jessica boyington. >> there are some slow downs on theqastbound side, trafficç that's moving towards center city has açç construction cre into the left hand lane there sç only two lanes are gwtting by. i recond og&a ago tz was in the red,çç i think it still sd be. it's yellow withç 29ç minutes. moving up to the vine, a little slow there. so these, çagain, are what we call the roving work crews. they move the whole dime. these will edentually get out of the way and thisç delay will clear up probably sometimeçç before noon. also watching a kroshç in abbingtonç on cloverlyç lane. and@%mm transit, the regional rails fromç earlier amtrakç w problems, theç chestnut west le was earlier suspend and not 100

minutes, it should be 10ç minutes. outbound service dialing also with 10 minute delays. back to you. eagles's theme song, it's burning up the charts. they're speaking out fromç prison. and why president trump may not together man in charge of the russia investigation adtiuááju)jt that he would. well, many ofç us are goin to see snow and tomorrow. i'll break down the timing and the full first alert forecast next.

office is are private. they could subpoena the president to testify before a grand jury. there are also multiple reports this morning that the president's former chief strategist steve bannon will not testify at the house committee today reportedly because the

white house has not cleared what questions he can answer. bannon is under subpoena. >> if he does not show up tomorrow, does not answer our questions, i think he needs to be held in contempt. >> that committee has agreed to release the democrats version of how the fbi convinced a court to allow surveillance on trump campaign aide indicator page. president trump has the final say on whether this second classified memo goes public. >> we want to make sure that the white house does not redact our memo for political purposes. >> president trump has said the republican version released friday vindicates him making an apparent reference to that memo during a speech in ohio. >> they are very embarrassed. they never thought they were going to get caught. we caught 'em. >> next target, the state department. that is coming from devin nunez, the house intelligence chair who's under fire himself for cooperating with the white house to get all this information, nunez denies that. tracie potts, nbc news,

washington. the house is expected to vote today on a stop gap spending bill that would extend government spending through march 23rd. current short-term bill is set to run out on thursday. the deadline looms as there is still no deal on daca that president trump would agree to sign the battle over immigration led in part to the government shutdown just last month. . . >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we slnthaven't had a lot of h morning commutes this winter so far. tomorrow morning is going to be one of them at least for part of the area. pennsylvania neighborhoods and also in northern delaware the areas we're focusing on. general period from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 testimony although the lehigh valley and berks county area may have problems well after 10:00 a.m. slippery roads and walkways, hazardous morning commute. of course temperatures are going to be critical, it's above

freezing out, 33 in philadelphia. it's cloudy everywhere. most of the rest of the area is below freezing. we're going to get up, well up into the upper 30s to near 40 today. so the roads are not going to be super cold like they have been in some of our other storms that we're getting. you can see the clouds across the area, few snow flurries up to the north that has nothing to do with this system that's coming in. and the moisture building up along the gulf coast, more back in the central portion of the country. now let's go in detail and see not only what's going to happen with the weather but the temperatures because, again, that's going to have an impact on how slippery or icy any of these surfaces are during the day tomorrow. now, by tonight we are below freezing, pretty much from philadelphia northward and way below freezing lehigh valley and berks. 4:00 a.m. we're starting to see

the precipitation coming in from the west. borderline temperatures in philadelphia and wilmington. but as we go into the rush, not only does snow come in and temperatures below freezing, but you see these darker colors indicate kind of a heavier snow. this is enough a snow to reduce visibility, make driving difficult there and also to accumulate on untreated surfaces spot we're going to see some snow accumulation tomorrow. now, at the same time that's happening it's just raining in much of delaware and south jersey. and then as the morning goes on, the warmer air's coming up and changing that snow to an icy mix northern, western suburbs. just rain in philly and it's still snowing in the lehigh valley. by 1:00, look at the temperatures, in the 50s just to our south. this is heavy rain in the yellows an oranges, in the northern/western suburbs. you've got snow accumulated, then heavy rain on top of that.

in allentown it may be changing to rain as well. 4:00 it's still raining across the entire area and temperatures again very mild to the south, still pretty chilly up to the north. so we're going to have to keep an eye on those temperatures in the lehigh valley, berks county. that's what the neighborhood weather is all about during the day tomorrow because it's going to be a close call as to how long this lasts. in general, the amounts of snow falling, not very large in the philadelphia i-95 corridor but we could easily get a couple of inches to the north and west and you're going toet morehe north . for the parade, thaufall of tha gone. we're having dry, chilly weather all day tomorrow -- or. we heard you. a trip to the theater may be easier than ever this week. coming up, theeara debuting in more people interested in the arts. -if you told me a year ago where i'd be right now...

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>> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. theater lovers are getting a taste of something new this year. this week philly theater weekday bus. they showcase the theater scene in the tri-state region with 80 events and 268 performances. joining me now are lee goldber the executive director of theater philadelphia and johnny hobbs junior one of the actors in the show. thanks for being here both of you. >> thank you. >> talk to me about -- this is huge. >> this is our first time doing philly theater week. theater philadelphia's mission is to pelmote theater across the region, and we wanted to find a way to introduce audiences to something new and see the variety of work that happens around our city. >> what's involved and how did you come up with this idea? >> we learned there were other cities that were doing theater week and we know philly loves their week like raufrpt week, why didn't we have theater week? >> yeah. >> so we just asked organization and artists to present events to us and all the events are either

free, $15 or $30, so it's really easy to decide what to go and sblee and affordable. >> afford able. >> johnny, this is part of this theater -- >> part of the celebration. >> why is it important? why is it special to be a part of this debut? >> it's important because it often is so much difference and the whole idea of theater week almost like food and it's a buffet of choice. and the whole idea of having people come to see that is exciting. i'm in the show waiting for the doe which is a richly told story something. and we're all in the process of waiting, so it's extremely exciting. >> are you hoping that somebody maybe comes and sees one of these shows and is like, wow, this is pretty >> new people coming to the theater is extremely important, that's how we build our audiences and. he gem who have never been there before. and also it develops a rapport with the community. and quinn tessence is doing an

exciting job in terms of that. >> what is the goal behind this? is that it? >> that's the goal, to get people to know that philadelphia is a great theater town, that it's all around the region up to bucks county, now the to new jersey, wilmington, delaware. there's events 35 miles from city hall. we want people to know that theater is alive and well in their backyard in german town avenue, center city, and everywhere in between. >> and it's pretty darn good here too. >> yes. >> thanks so much for being here with us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> appreciate if the philly theater week ones u fruns february 8th to the eight teeth. you can see northwest 268 performances at theaters around the region. all of the shows are specially priced. get more information about tickets and the event on our website, nbc10.com or of course on the nbc 10 app. well, philadelphia is ready to celebrate our championship eagles. septa wants to make sure it prevents the same probs that happened during the phillies world seriesak down what they'r

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millions will once again pack philadelphia streets thursdaytor celebrate their super bowl champions. this morning the city is laying out plans to make sure this is a super smooth party for fans and everyone involved. let's check back in with nbc 10 miguel martinez. ease live at the museum of art where the parade will end and the celebration will begin. preparations already underway out there? >>reporter: yeah. i'm standing on part of the preparations. i'm actually on the stage where the ceremony part of the two-part celebration is going to

happen. again, like you said, we are at the museum, the art museum and you can see there's audio going up, there's fencing going up around. this is going to be the end of the parade route, the start of the celebration. and let's go to the quake map that we have of that parade route. so it's going to start near the stadium up on broad, around, then it's going to go around city hall on to the parkway towards the art museum. the city's expecting more than a million people, so 2, maybe 3 million are along the route. they're saying everyone will have great views of the action because there's going to be 14 jumbotrons set up along the route. we're going to be broadcasting the full experience, including the ceremony. and we're being promised a lot of visuals, dramatics and surprises. this is a once in a lifetime thing. mayor earlier today said there was one key way that you could really help make this extraecia >> the best way to honor this great team and it's accomplishments is to make it a great parade. and that means helping others, being patient amid the crowds,

and most of all celebrating with passion andri will be watching our super bowl celebration, let's show them what philly pride is really >> reporter: that's right. so he's everyone to keep it classy come thursday and so we're expecting this parkway is going to be packed with people he parade route obviously come downing the mid. there's a lot of porta potties set up and around. there's a lot of fencing to keep people from going on to the road. the final show will happen right here on this a lot of excitement coming up for thursday. i'll send it back to you guys. nbc 10 news. >> it's coming together, miguel. thank you for that. getting massive numbers of people to the parade presents its own challenges. we're live in center city with new details on septa's plan. mitch swroo we're at septa headquarters where they jpt just wrapped up a press conference to detail how they plan to get as

many as 500,000 people down into the city and back to their homes. there are three major takeaways for saept. one u number 1 the market-frankford lines and broad street lines are going to be your best bets because they're the highest capacity for septa as lol as they' well as they're going to be free after. you're going to need a pass. septa plans to sell tho regiona stations and they're only going to be operating out of select stations on a limited station basis. had is also so septa can increase capacity and that they can run trains like express trains. there is going to be very limited parking. the stadium parking in souththa completely closed as well as there's only a limited couple hundred spaces in some of those regional rail stops. septa is advising if you can be dropped off at the regional rail or at the or the broad street line, that's going to be your best bet.

we heard a little bit about some of the flans from septa's general manager a couple minutes ago. >> we're selling 50,000 independence passes. we've reduced the cost of these. it's a normal day pass, we've reduce today from $13 to $10 and these will be accepted all day. >> reporter: now this 50,000 limit pass item there are is one of the ways that septa plans to control how many people are going to converge on the platforms. you'll remember in 2018 when the phillies won the championship there was some chaos and overcapacity problems and people waiting for hours on september april platforms. this is one of the ways that they're hoping to control that. also keep in mind, only 500,000 people can ride in on septa and then right out on septa if the if you need information they're saying their app is going to be limited but septa.org is going to be your best bet. back to you in the studio. >> all right.

thank you. philadelphia courts and their offices will also be closed on thursday for the eagles parade. if you're scheduled for jury duty this thursday, you do not have to report. the courts will reschedule you to serve as a later date. you can watch the entire parade of champions live right here on your official eagles station, nbc 10. count on our complete day-long coverage which begins at 10:00 thursday morning. this season's eagles anthem is a rap song from philadelphia's own meek mill if the came out five years ago but is now topping the charts thanks to the super bowl champs. ♪ hold on wait a minute ♪ ♪ >> the birds shoes chose dreams and nightmares as their introduction song forts super bowl. it is now up to number five on the itunes hip hop charts. >> meek mill issues a statement

from prison saying i wish i could be with my brothers on that team and the other eagles's fans in celebrating this once in a lifetime experience. but i have faith that truth and justice will win out in the end. the judge sentenced the rapper to 2 to 4 years in prison for repeated probation violation on gun and drug charges. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. all right. look at our weather now and a messy mix tomorrow morning. this is a live look outside at camel back mount tain resort. we've issued a first alert because of the possibility of a slippery commute. nbc 10 meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here and we're talking snow, ice, and rain too. >> especially up in the poconos a good bit of snow up there, at least 6 inches of snow and possibly more and it may not even change over up in the poconos. you need wind for that and so we'll be watching those flags. if it's coming in from the east, it's not warming up. if it's coming in from the south, it is warming up.

this is one of the places that will warm up the most, this is the beach in delaware, be in the 50s down there by tomorrow afternoon. but the first alert for the snow and ice mainly for our pennsylvania counties, also northern delaware especially around wilmington and newark areas. wednesday 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. all thot wintry weather may last beyond that up in lehigh valley and berks county. splipry roads, hazardous morning commute across a good bit of that area that is under the first alert. some clouds all fld here but the main precipitation still a long way away. we're not going to have any risk during the evening hours tonight, it's by the time you get up tomorrow morning. so 11:00 tonight everything is quiet, but at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow it's not so quiet. we've got snow and not just snow, accumulating snow. these darker colors indicating that it's not just light precipitation.

and rain down to the south. eventually we're getting warmer air coming up and that's what makes this forecast a little bit trickier. and of course the temperature is going to be very critical, it's going up well above the freezing point during the day today and much of the night will stay above freezing. so the temperatures are going to have to be watched hour by hour during the morning tomorrow. more on exactly what to expect tomorrow and for the parade coming up. happening right now, traders are watching wall street after the dow suffered its worst single day loss in history. this is a live look right now at the new york stock exchange. the big board, you can see the dow down 140 plus points right now. yesterday it closed down nearly 1200 points. nbc sue herera is here to tell us more about that record loss and what's happening right now. hey, sue. >> good morning. volatility is really the watch word for today. the low of the trading session today we were off about 567

points. then we turned right around and we moved into positive territory briefly. as you mentioned, we're down about 187 points, actually now 138 points on the dow jones industrial average. the market has basically had a 1,000-point range today from the low to the high. so far this year, we're off about 2%, but we're only four trading days into this month. so we will see how it goes, but volatility, i would expect that to continue. if you're a long-term investor, this is a time maybe where you want to take a look and get some stocks that have been hit hard and maybe are on sale. if you have between a five and ten-year time horizon. we'll see. >> we're also expecting several economic reports today. how do you think that will affect the market? >> you know, interestingly enough, normally those would be dig drivers for the market. but right now they're not paying all that much attention to the economic reports unless it's way

out of line from what's expected. what they're watching really now is the trading pattern and the volume, especially on the downside. if we have increasing volume on the downside that does not body well f -- bode well for the afternoon trading session. >> thank you for your ib sight. >> you got it. happening today, space "x" is planning its most ambitious launch so far. it's falcon heavy rocket is set to take off from florida in just a few hours. the launch could be the next step in sending private citizens into space. nbc's sara has more on the mission from cape ka nav val. >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a beautiful day with saund relatively mild winds at this point. so now all focus is shifting to falcon heavy poised behind me ready to become the most powerful operational rocket in the world that can generate 500

million pounds of thrust. now, on board a dummy bay load of precious cargo, a cherry red tesla roadster with a dummy actually seated in the front seat playing a david bowie song on repeat, "space odyssey" and a bit of levity amid a very serious operation. if all goes well, falcon heavy could carry satellites into space more kmeeply and be used as a building block for future versions to take people to the moon or even mars. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much for that. well, just days to goo until the start of the 2018 olympic winter games. team usa is getting its official welcome in south korea. athletes looked on as the u.s. flag was raised next tote olympic flag this morning. the athletes also watched a korean music and dance performance. they said it was exciting but extremely cold.

workers are braving those bitterly cold temperatures to put the final touches on the venues. they're busy around the clock making sure everything is perfect for the athletes. the u.s. freestyle ski moguls team tested out their course yesterday and it seemed to meet their expectations. the olympic torch is make its way across south korea. the torch will finally make it to pyeongchang in time for the opening ceremony on friday. keith jones arrived safely in south korea over the weekend. he's giving us a behind the scenes look at the winter olympic games. his live report will start tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. don't miss going for gold wednesday night at 7:00 as keith gives us a look at athletes to watch. we also caught up with an olympic medalist from our area who recently launched a fashion line. thousands will be off and running this weekend. coming up, see high this charity event has runners stripping down

to the bare seshts. -- essentials. i'm tracking weather coming into the area, you can see snow, rain, and then just rain depending on where you are. that's coming up. tomorrow on going for gold, we're in lake placid. how she's preparing to win gold in south korea, then life off the ice, allison baber takes her inside her fashion empire now that she's hung up her skates for good. and champions in the classroom. what athletes are telling students about going for gold tomorrow at 7:00. only on nbc 10. counted on it. d on it. on it.

all right. you're looking right now live in harrisburg where the governor is talk bts easingles. let's listen in. >> all of us in pennsylvania, i know just like we're sometimes split between parties, we're also split between eagles and

steelers here in the common wealth. but you know what? we're all fans of pennsylvania and the eagles and their devoted fans deserve this moment and we should all be happy to share it. we now have seven super bowl rings in pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] and that is truly something we can be proud of, so fly, eagles, fly. [ applause ] >> governor tom wolf there sporting an eagles hat. he's actually delivering his budget address to a joint session of the general assembly. his office says the 2018/2019 budget will protect services for the state's vulnerable citizens and provide funding for schools. you can go to nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app to listen to a live stream of his speech. well this week you're probably bundling up against the cold, but this saturday runners

will actually strip down for a great cause. it's the annual coupe pid's under did i run in philadelphia. sandy is the race director and she's here with david. they both have children with neuro fibroma tose sis or ms. telling us about this under did i run. >> it's a fundraiser for the children's tumor foundation which is the largest nonprofit dedicated to this disorder. it's a four-hour party way brief run in the mid spot we're inside most of the time and in the milled we head out for a short run up dund the street and come back and continue to party. >> and the proceeds go to support this, correct? >> the children's tumor foundation, correct. >> tell us about your son owen and how he's doing. >> my son owen was diagnosed at age 2, he's not 13 and he's had his challenges. he went through 58 weeks of chemo for a brain tumor, two brain surgeries, countless mris but right now he's stable.

so that's all i can ask for and that pales in comparison to what this guy has gone through. >> your daughter maddie also battling. how's she's doing? >> it's a struggling every day. she's 19. she was diagnosed when she was 2. she's had three major brain surgeries, three bouts of see chi mow, huchbs mris and doctors appointments. when i leave here today we're going to get ruflts her mri. >> swhwhy is it for people to c out and support this run. >> mf is more important than you might think, it happens 1 in 3,000 people and that's why it's important to support events to not only raise awareness of the disorder but also to generate funding for research. >> is that what you're hoping by doing this, just to get the word out, let people know about this disease? >> yeah. it's to interact with the community, create an awareness, like sandy said, or and help raise funds and awareness so we can stop this horrible disease.

>> thanks so much for all your doog. the coupe pid's dund u under did i run is happening this saturday february 10th at noon. for more information head to our website nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. well, i've got one of those storms coming tomorrow. we're going to are different types of precipitation in different parts of the area at different times. that's why we do neighborhood weather, the neighborhoods are going to have different weather tomorrow. pennsylvania neighborhoods, northern delaware are going to have probably the most problems during the morning rush. 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in general, but lehigh valley, berks county will probably have problems beyond 10:00 a.m. slippery roads and walkways, a hazardous morning commute. right now temperatures are still below freezing, north and west 30 into allentown, 29 in

reading, 22 in mount poconos. the poconos are going to get a significant amount of snow out of this tomorrow. and you can see the clouds coming across the area, the moisture building up down south, that is what is moving up this way. so there's going to be a fair amount of moisture, but the warmer air is coming up too. as we go through the night tonight, it doesn't cool down that much, so it's going to be kind of borderline with temperatures. so a lot of the treated services faye may just be wet around the philadelphia area into wilmington, unless the snow is coming down hard enough. and it may very well do that. perhaps not right at the start. the darker colors indicate the heavier snow. and now we're talking about that. at 6:30 a.m. temperatures marginal again near the i-95 corridor but well below freezing north and west. if you're in those areas that normally get a little bit more snow and ice, then you get in the city, you're going to be

affected by this tomorrow. farther to the south it's just going to be rain. rainy day and the temperatures are going to warm up there. more snow to the north as you can see the philadelphia changes over by about 8:00 in the morning. and then by 10:00 we're getting a little bit of an icy mix in that area. pink by noontime, this is heavier rain, the yellows and the oranges and warm air down to the south. look some of these temperatures way up in the 50s while we're barely above freezing in allentown. big, big changes going through the area. and then wednesday night we dry out, that sets us up for the cold but dry day on thursday for the parade. now, here's the bottom line of what to expect. it's mostly snow from the upper portion of bucks county, western montgomery, northern chester through the lehigh valley, berks county. snow and ice change to rain

across the i-95 corridor and the suburbs and mostly rain farther to the south. the amounts of snow at least 5 plus inches at the poconos and a couple of inches north and west of philadelphia. not much accumulation around philly, but we're going to be seeing some of those slippery conditions for perhaps a couple hours, 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. is the problem. but by thursday it's all dry. it's cold, though. you've got to prepare for that. we'll be right back.

well, you're in for a big surprise on ellen here on nbc 10 and sore two sisters from our area whose good deeds got ellen's attention. >> they are backstage right now and they think they're here to do a promo, so let's listen in and see what's happening with them. >> they're from landale mont dumbry county. their family sends relief supplies to people in need in haiti. both sisters reisn'tly got master's degrees and have school loans. the family has never taken a vacation. tune in today at 3:00 to see what ellen has in store for them. it's going to be good and then stay tuned for nbc news at 4:00 many. an update on our top story. we are learning more details

about the eagles championship celebration on thursday. city leaders, event planners and septa gave updates just within the last few hours about plans for the day. the city is calling it a two-part celebration, a parade begin agent 11:00 at broad and pattison and then a ceremony at the art museum at 1:00. millions are expected to head downtown for this historic event and driving is going to be difficult so septa is providing free rides on the broad street, subway, and market-frankford el all day on thursday. you can watch it right here on nbc 10. and good weather on thursday, wednesday not so much. >> and it will be cold, the high temperature for the day only 34 on thursday. so you're going to have to bundle up for that. tomorrow is the weather problem with that wintry mix in the morning changing to rain. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm erin coleman with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. we'll see you at 4:00. have a great day. you've worked hard. busted tail.

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