also where you are living or traveling to because there's going to be a big variation across the area. in the poconos where it's dry now, going to get 6 inches of snow. this is a live picture of reading where it's dry. you're going to get a few inches of snow and then some ice. then e eventually some rain. the first alert, 4:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the upper pa suburbs, lehigh valley. farther north across the area 2 to 4 inches of snow. snow covered roads for the morning rush. in philadelphia and the pa suburbs, also northern delaware. the first alert from 4:00 to 10:00 a.m. will start to snow. changes to an icy mix. we'll have some bridges and walkways, side roads, untreated surfaces get icy tomorrow morning. nothing on the radar close by. we have to go pretty for out to

see the closest rain. that's coming up through 17b. it will be moving in fast. it's dry. by tomorrow morning, it's coming in and starting as snow. from wilmington north ward in all our counties start as snow. it's just rain in southern delaware. look at 10:00 a.m. these are darker colors here. we're talking about accumulating snow in the upper portions of our area. . and by afternoon the yellows, that's heavier rain. so it's pouring rain by afternoon. changes from snow to ice. more on the timing and how much snow to expect and also the big parade forecast coming up. >> we'll be tracking this system throughout the day and into the morning. but you can get the latest information by logging on to nbc 10 or tapping on the nbc 10.

app. tune in at 4:00 a.m. for complete first alert coverage and any school closings. anything you need to start your day beginning at 4:00 tomorrow morning. >> a parade fit for champions. >> i just want to thank all the joy that they brought. >> all the plans are in place to celebrate the eagles super bowl victory. and nbc 10 is providing nor front row seat every step of the way. millions of fans are expected tor eagles during thursday's parade of champions. the city revealed the full de details of the celebration. it all begins at 11:00 a.m. at broad and patten son. here's a look at the map. it will head up to city hall.

then will go around the west side of city hall and jfk boulevard. then the players will go on 16th street and then a left on ben franklin parkway up to the museum of art. a live look at the art museum. the ceremony is slated to begin at 1:00 p.m. it's expected to last until 3:00 3:00. >> we have team coverage of thursday's parade of champion krystal klei has that important forecast. miguel martinez-valle was there when the city announced plans. this is going to be some party. >> reporter: it's going to be the party that people have been waiting for for decades. the planning is well in place. you can see the stage behind me there. that's where the ceremony is going to take place at 1:00. then across the street a little farther, you can see some bleachers set up and some audio teens getting set up. you can see the parkway is already closed down at least parts of it there for some of the setup.

the mayor today and a will the of people i have been talking to say they have been waiting a long time for this. the stage is up the speakers set and the eagles' banners are flying. philadelphia's gearing up for a celebration like the city has never seen before. >> it will be wonderful and fan fantastic. and for many of you, you should know that it everyone has been preparing for this for about four decades. >> reporter: the festivities start thursday at 11:00 with a parade on to the parkway to the art museum. this is what she's been waiting for. >> it's very emotional. i cried. he cried a little bit. we're looking forward to this. we have been here for every major event. and this is like the most wub we're looking forward to. >> the party continues with a ceremony on the museum steps starting at 1:00.

the crowd will be able to watch all the action on jumbotrons along the route. >> i expect it to be crazy and a great time. >> police will be making sure everyone stays safe and enjoys this historic moment. >> this is history in the making. we hope to see another super bowl. but we'll take this one. >> you can see some of the police already set up. they b couldn't get through the crowds there were so many people. now because with the parade they are going to have fencing on the sides and the crowds going to be watching from the sidewalk. they will be able to get around them a lot quicker. making sure everybody is safe. back to you nbc 10 news. >> that's what we want. thank you for that. septa said it's learned from

past mistakes. >> it's making big changes for the parade. hopefully wout any problems. you're looking live at 30th street where there will be changes to where passengers line up for trains. rides on broad street will be free all day thursday. septa will limit stops on regional rail service to and from center city. the station will be close edd and morning rail lines will run inbounds only. here is a look at what stations will be open along the septa line thursday and on the market line. very important. those lines are your best bet for getting to the parade. trains will run every five to seven minutes at 5:00 a.m. on thursday. mitch blacher has a breakdown of the changes that may impact how you travel to the the parade, all new at 5:00. plans were announced for the parade of champions today. it will only operate five stations on thursday including wood crest, barry avenue and broadway. those four stops will carry

parade goers on direct runs nonstop to 9th 10th and lo cust station. there will be no eastbound stops at certain times. that means empty trains will return to south jersey to return riders to center city as efficiently as possible. >> we can move 10,000 an hour. we'll be running for eight hours. about 80,000. we'll be able to brung those people back as well. >> after the parade they will reverse r the direction taking them across the bridge on the way home you can get off at any of those four stops we just mentioned. regular fares do apply. kids under 4 are are free. no bikes are allowed. you must buy your ticket at the station where you will depart. much more coverage of thursday's parade of champions still ahead. coming up at 4:30, nbc 10's lauren mayk with a look at how businesses are gearing up.

. now to first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> there will be a lot of people outside on thursday. millions. and good news is it looks like it's going to be dry. >> it's going to be a nice but cold forecast for us. let's run through starting in the earliest hours of thursday for those who that are going to see spots along the parade route. the rain that we will see lingering into wednesday night should clear out. so a few lingering clouds but. it's only at 30 degrees. then we go to 5:00 a.m. now we're down to 29 degree ps. s getting out early need to be careful layering up with this kind of cold. down to the upper 20s through k a.m. that down to 17 degrees. then you sue the clouds have cleared out by 9:00 a.m. people setting up shop are going to be in good shape. they have to wear the extra layers and it's going to be brutally cold during the morning

hours. then the parade itself, take a look at the timing. start of 11:00 a.m. 29 degrees with a few spotty clouds. mostly sunshine throughout the afternoon through 3:00 p.m. it stays cold. 31 at 1:00. and by 3:00 p.m. everything starts to wrap up. 34 degrees, barely above freezing. that's wind chill still in the 20s. it's all about a lot of layers if you're going to be outside for an extnded period of time. >> absolutely. thank you. philadelphia public schools will be closed for the parade on thursday. so will schools in the philadelphia arch diocese and kolingswood. tap the app for a full list of closures and to check out the parade route. >> you can watch the sboir parade of champions live here on your official eagles station. log on to nbc 10 or the app. you can watch the parade right from your computer or phone.

if you're heading to the parade, make sure you set your dvr for nbc 10 so you can see if your face made it in our live parade coverage. >> the phillies special. that's the headline on the cover of "sports illustrated" new issue. the eagles called the trick play the philly special when nick foles caught a touchdown pass. that was the play of the super bowl. that's ahead at 4:30. >> as we told you at the top of the newscast, it was a roller coaster ride on wall street. today the markets saw gains and losses after the dow plunged 1100 points yesterday. it made history as the biggest point decline in just one day. the markets closed minutes ago. this is a live look at the big board. it's showing the dow finishing up more than 567 points.

the nasdaq and s&p also seeing gains today. george spencer is breaking down what all this means for you. he's joining us live from the breaking news center. >> retirement accounts and 401(k)s have gone up and down just in the past few hours. >> it has been an extremely volatile day. for months the market seemed to be going only up. so much that many people got pretty used to seeing their retirement accounts seeming to grow only larger. the past couple days have been a real wakeup call. the market growth finally screeched to a halt. the dow dropped 666 points and then yesterday a sell off for the record books, down another nearly 1200 points. nearly 5% of the total value. the nose dive erased all the gains so far this year. >> my gut reaction of what we have seen over the past couple days being a a long-time

investor is you have to be ready for fluctuations like this in the market. >> reporter: this financial adviser says he's got b many calls from concerned clients. and there appear to be a few factors rattling serveeing nerves. political and budget uncertainty out of washington, d.c. for one. there are also inflation concerns. the purchasing power of the dollar has stayed about the same in recent years, but now there's new fear of inflation jumping up and central bankers stepping in with some tough medicine. and then there's the question of borrowing. >> interest rates have risen rapidly over the last few weeks, which gives investors some concern that it borrowing products like credit cards, mortgages are going to start to get more expensive. >> reporter: keep in mind the stock market which allows you to own a piece of publicly traded companies s not the same thing as the economy. and the economy at home and abroad appear strong with historically low unemployment here in the u.s. and generally rising wages for american work

workers. >> all of the drops we saw on friday and monday take us back to where we were about seven weeks ago. it gives you a sense of just how quickly things have been moving up until that break happened on friday. live in the breaking news center, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> new details about the amtrak engineer involved in a deadly crash in philadelphia nearly three years ago. just today a judge reinstated the charges against brandon bostian. he will have to stand trial in this case. last year a different judge threw out the charges against bostian. the charges include involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. eight people died and more than 200 others were hurt when the amtrak train went off the tracks in port richmond in may of 2015. experts say bostian's train was going twice the speed limit topping out at more than 100 miles an hour at the time of the

crash. he is free on bail and faces an arrangement later this month. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf renewed some old battles in his latest budget proposal in harrisburg today. he outlined his fourth and final first term budget plan that relies on impoezsing a tax on shale natural gas. something the republican-controlled legislature has denied in the past. that plan calls for increasing the minimum wage and imposing a fee for municipalityies for police services. >> i have never been more proud to be a pennsylvanian. i have never been more confident of our people. i have never been more hopeful of our future. and if you feel the same way, please consider this proposal an invitation to join me in building that future together. >> the proposal dedicates more money to public schools, skills trabing, prisons and social services for children. the elderly and the disabled. >> my fellow pennsylvanians.

>> this it probably got the biggest round of applause as the governor's address. it's how he started his speech. there was even a little eagles cheer from some lawmakers in the crowd. we have new video of post super bowl vandalism in philadelphia. this is the scene at a gas station in the graduate hospital neighborhood. after the big win. people were firing food and drinks off the walls and put a hole in the back of the business. police are looking for these people who took part in the vandalism. bill cosby's defense team says it made a mistake. lawyers were wrong when they accused prosecutors of hiding evidence in cosby's sexual assault case. the lawyers made the accusation after prosecutors interviewed a woman in the case and did not tell them about it. cosby's lawyers now say they were unaware that prosecutors told one of cosby's former

attorneys about that interview. >> the eagles super bowl win is still fresh on everyone's mind today. they addressed the plan for 2018. a record crowd turn eded out for mayoral luncheon. more than 170 o 0 attended the mayor's third annual address to the chamber of commerce. the mayor touched on a number of comments from the push for better education to infrastructure improvements and how to tack it l the poverty problem. >> we continue to be the poorest of america's ten largest cities. far too many residents lack inging the skills and networks needed to compete for jobs that pay families a sustaining wage. this is not a new problem. it is one we can no longer afford to ignore. >> the luncheon kicked off with a video of the eagles fight song. governor bill murphy wants to make good on his promise to local students. he wants them to be able to attend community colleges in the state for free.

he talked about making that promise a reality during a roundtable at burlington county. joined by college students shs the details of the annual $200 million proposal still needs to be worked out. just in the past 15 minutes, spacex launched a new rocket into space. it's the first test flight for the falcon heavy. inside shiny red sports car. the goal is to take a road trip past mars. this was the same launch pad used 50 years ago to send men to the moon. blue sky oefrs florida. i'm sure it's feeling nice in florida right now. >> about 80 degrees or so. at least the weather will be good for the big parade on

thursday. we have a first alert for a good portion of the area for a portion of the day tomorrow. it's limited in time and in area. expecting 2 to 4 inches of snow and ice and snow-covered roads. a little bit more limited in philadelphia and northern delaware until about 10:00 a.m. a mix and some side roads, untreated roads getting icy. e treated roads in the city may baa in decent shape in the morning. it's all related to the temperature. 38 degrees right now. we have gone above freezing. we'll stay above freezing much of the night. we're in the mid-30s across much of the rest of the area. still sunshine in lehigh valley. nothing much on the radar close

by. increasing moisture from the south and that's going to be pretty widespread tomorrow. now as we go through the night tonight, the temperatures dropping to a little bit below freezing. but not real far below. here's 31 degrees at 5:00 a.m. in philadelphia. but it's way below freezing farther to the the north. here comes the snow. so when that snow comes in, it's going to be dark and it's not going to be light. it's going to stick. this is accumulateing snow. getting into it. much of chester county and even northern delaware an icy mix. the warmer air is starting to come up. we go above freezing in philadelphia by 9:00 a.m. we're still below freezing in the lehigh valley and points to the north. e we still have travel problems up there.

still travel problems up there especiallien of the untreated roads. while the rest of the area is warming up. boy, we're get. ing into the 50s in parts of delaware and south jersey. the yellow area indicating heavier rain but we're barely above freezing in allentown. 33 to 56 that's why we do neighborhood forecasts. it can get tremendous variations sometimes. the afternoon rush it's just wet. it's real wet. so tomorrow morning, mostly rain. south jersey snow and ice, especially untreated surfaces in the i-95 korcorridor and snow and more problems farther to the north. the amounts of snow not especially impressive around philadelphia.

but get a little bit of ice on top of that. get a little crunch going there and eventually some rain. but 2 to 3 inches in some of these northern suburbs. even more up towards the lehigh valley. but it's all cleared out in time for the parade. dry but chilly. more on the rest of the week and the weekend, coming up. >> we like to hear that. up next super bowl surprise. >> and an unpleasant surprise at that. what one star player discovered at his home when he got home from the game. plus $570 million mistake. she bought heroining ticket at this store but then she did one thing. she's regretting right now. and fast food find. what french fries could one day cure. the discovery that should pique the interests of men. those stories ahead at 4:00.

sglvnlts. first, one more look at the closing bell. what a difference a day makes. an up and down day. the dow closed up by more than 500 points.

a new hampshire lottery winner admits to making a huge mistake. the woman won $600 million in a powerball drawing and wants to stay anonymous. but she signed the back of the ticket meaning her name will be released when she claims that prize. to remain private she could have signed it with the name of a trust. quarterback carson wentz is looking ahead to next season with the eagles. >> in the meantime he's got a brand new super bowl ring to keep him motivated. but he's without another ring this afternoon. the story, straight ahead. prepare for thousands of

people outside your door. that's what businesses along the parade route are dealing with. we'll show you how they are handling it from closing their doors to buying extra ingredients. and we're tracking a messy mix for your morning commute. what to expect and when, next in my first alert forecast.

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here we go. a live look at first alert radar. that system you see here is due to arrive overnight. it's expected to bring a wintery mix just in time for the morning commute. not good timing. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us again. >> a lot of these places may see

all three before the morning commute is over. here in philadelphia where it's clear, we're expecting a mix of brief snow and then an icy mix and mainly rain. similar story in wilmington. some slippery goings at the beginning of the rush hour. the areas are going to get hit the hardest. le hay vool lee 2 to 4 inches of snow. but then it changes to sleet and freezing rain. that causes more travel problems. then eventually to rain. philadelphia pa suburbs and delaware 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and brief snow change inging to icy mix and then eventually some rain. so a briefer period of travel troubles.

as we look back to the west rain is still pretty far away. it's back in tennessee now. but it continue cans to increase by midnight. there's nothing going on here. 4:00 a.m. we're starting to see it on the radar. by 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. snow in the the blue. the darker colors indicating heavier snow. the pink is the icy mix down into northern delaware. but that all starts lifting up. you notice not only is it snowing up in the lehigh valley and parts of berks county and up upper bucks, it's snowing hard. then it all changes over to rain. not just rain but heavy rain. this yellow and orange area in the middle of the afternoon is some pretty heavy rain. it's a big difference across the area. break it down more for you and

talk about how much snow to expect and you can get the latest information by logging on to nbc10.com or by tapping on the nbc 10 app. and be sure to tune in tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. for complete coverage. expect surprises, that was the promise at city hall when officials including the mayor released details of thursday's parade. the trophy sat front and center jen generating a lot of attention as you would imagine. septa announced rides on the market frankfurt will be free all day thursday. thursday's parade begins at 11:00 a.m. at broad and patten son and will head north to the art museum.

the parade will move up broad street towards city hall. then around the west side of city hall making a left on jfk boulevard. players will travel from 16th street and up the ben franklin parkway. here's a live look at where they will end up. the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. going to be quite a spectacle. lauren mayk is joining us live now. we're talking millions of people and businesses have one more day to get ready for the crowd. >> reporter: the eagles will coming up broad street here passing businesses and they are bringing lots and lots of fans with them. that means these businesses have to think ahead and this is one of them right here behind me that says it's all hands on deck. at this pretzel hey are get. ing ready. they have extra flour. >> each bag is 50 pounds. >> reporter: and extra workers for the parade that will pass right by this shop at broad.

>> was there ever any question you were going to be open? >> no. we're open every day of the year except christmas. i even opened christmas for the eagles game. >> the general manager was a little hoarse from cheering on the birds. he says they are expecting one more delivery tomorrow and they will start making dough. >> we expect lines out the door constantly. >> reporter: along the parade route, not everyone is expecting a boost in business. >> i don't think any customers that day want to come and do stuff here. >> reporter: alex will be closed. it could be hard for customers to get here. seeing that he hopes to see the parade though. >> first time on super bowl. you have to see it. >> reporter: the eagles excitement drawing people from around the region and beyond. pushing up the demand for hotel rooms. the executive director of the greater philadelphia hotel association says if you can't find one, keep trying. >> be persistent. plans change and things open up. >> at philly pretzel factory, josh plans are to be right here for the very happy crowd.

>> i think getting me to work that day is harder than most of my employees. >> reporter: he is a big fan. the folks that i talked to who are going to be working along the parade route say they may just sneak out here to take a peek because the eagles are so close. how can you not? i'm lauren mayk nbc 10 news. >> temple university public and parochial schools. tap the list for closures and check out that parade route. you can watch the entire parade of champions live right here on your official eagles station. count on our complete day long coverage which begins at 10:00 thursday morning. talk about insult to injury.

rob gronkowski's home was robbed while in minneapolis for the super bowl. police were called early last night. dispatch reports say multiple saves and possibly guns were taken. no one has been arrested. on sunday carson wentz won his first ever super bowl ring. >> and today he was on the other end of the ring ceremony. the eagles quarterback sent out this tweet today announcing his engagement to his girlfriend maddie. the message reads she said yes. now e we both got us a ring. i can't wait to marry my best friend. god is doing some amazing things and i can't thank him enough. >> they look really happy. >> how perfect is that. icing on the cake. sometimes there's nothing better than a hot cup of tea on a cold night. >> but you may want to consider letting that cool off a bit before you start sipping. what research reveals about the temperature of your tea and what too much could lead to. and the fries have it.

what scientists say a chemical in french fries could hold the cure to. celebrating the champions. all new at 5:00 how you can get into philly for the eagles parade thursday without driving. and don't miss nbc 10 presents black history month, living the legacy. we take you on a journey of black history with connections to the local community. that's saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10.

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in south jersey a medical facility that provides medical care is a federally qualified health center. today workers at the oz.sbourne family health center marked the new designation with a ceremony. those types of health centers revved federal funds to provide primary care services regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. john carney signed a proclamation recognizing february as teen dating violence awareness month. he was joined by the domestic violence koordcoordinating counsel and the delaware coalition against domestic violence. the governor made the same proclamation last year. a local columnist made good on his presuper bowl bet today. he predicted the eagles would lose to the patriots.

he wrote a column detailing how it would go down. at the end, he wrote if the birds won he would eat his column. after dousing it in hot sauce, he sprinkled it on his sandwich and chowed down. that's big. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz he knew they were going to do this weeks ago. he was confident and never had a doubt. >> even when carson wentz went down telling you how good foles was. and what an incredible job that he did. i want a statue of him next to rocky. a statue of him and doug pederson. a first alert out for some different areas. these upper suburbs, western chester, western montgomery upper buck.s county and berks

county. that's 4:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. so much of the day affect eded by this. 2 to 4 inches of snow. plus some sleet and snow-covered roads. lesser amount of problems. in philadelphia the other pa suburbs in northern delaware up until 10:00 a.m. at the worst. snow, sleet and messy walkways tomorrow because the temperatures are going to be kind of borderline. and back to the west plenty of moisture. it keeps increasing. just like the last one. now let's see what's going to happen overnight. temperatures are well below freezing. north of the philadelphia area. here comes the snow. the darker colors indicating heavier snow. it's going to stick like that. now lock at this. by 7:30 that's some dark colors. that's indicating some pretty

heavy snow. accumulating snow reducing visibilities and make inging the roads very slippery. temperatures like that and a snow intensity like that. in other parts of the area is just rain. and here we go. through the morning, warmer air starting to come up. so now potstown is borderline with thes. but allentown and reading, you still in it. so going to be some big travel problems so it's quite a variation across the area. you think that was a variation, 2:30 in the afternoon, still 33 in allentown. borderline with the icing, but it's 56 in dover. and getting heavy rain. and then that all moves out. it's wet across most of the area

and clear out in time for the parade. right now we are above freezing. and that helm[-rj?í with the roads. and this area is going to have the biggest problems. we have fleetwood down to 32. meritstown at 32. and this is the high of the day. so these areas are going to be down in the 20s tomorrow morning. and the amount of snow not a whole lot. it's going to be a mix of snow and sleet and freezeing rain and rain. but allentown up toward the poconos, several inches of snow. not as cold friday. clouds building and then here comes rain over the weekend. but it's on the milder side on sunday. we're into the 50s.

but we could get another round of pretty heavy rain over the weekend. philadelphia to south korea is not a quick trip. but our own keith jones did it to cover the upcoming olympics. ride along for his 7,000-mile journey. >> look at the food he had. he looked comfy too. how people from all across america are getting in on the eagles championship bandwagon at 5:00.

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team usa received an official welcome in pyeongchang today during the u.s. flag raising ceremony. athletes looked on as the u.s. flag was raised next to the olympic flag in the athletes village. it was a korean music and dance performance as well. the temperature there today just 5 degrees. nbc 10 is your home for the olympic winter games. >> those events kick off in two days. we have sent a crew from philadelphia to pyeongchang south korea, to bring you behind the scenes. keith jones shows us his 7,000-mile journey to olympiapark. >> reporter: bright and early we board, the korean air jet is huge. >> what do you think? >> awesome. let's go. >> the flight 14 hours long. time to settle in. we get a game. ing controller, a toothbrush and comb and slippers. who is wearing slippers? the menu in korean. that's a problem. until flight attendants brought

out the food course after course after course. enough that we reclined and got some sleep. when we woke, it was a an unnerving moment. we have been in the air 13 hours. we're just west of north korea. it appears to be we were going to go directly over that country and now we're going due west. >> an hour later, we embark on ab olympic journey ready to cover every angle of the winter games and more than a dozen local olympians you'll see it only on nbc 10. i'm keith jones. >> the menu in korean was a problem until the food came. then he's like i'm good. he's arrived safely and sound. he's giving a look at the winter games. his reports start tonight at 11:00. don't miss going for gold wednesday night. keith gives us a look at athletes to watch. we caught up with a med al frist

our area who launched a passion line. the stage is already being set for the huge super bowl celebration in philadelphia. miguel martinez-valle is live in center city. >> reporter: set up is is well underwayexcited. >> the plan to move millions into center city for a super bowl celebration. how septa is doing its part and what you need to know to make sure you get on a train. and a first alert is going to be out tomorrow morning for your commute. it's going to insnow ice, sleet and then rain in the afternoon. you're going to want to find out what's going to hit your neighborhood first so you can plan for the day ahead. that's coming up.

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slick and slippery commute. a first alert is nechkt for a weather mix that will impact your morning. celebrating the champions. new details of the parade for our philadelphia eagles. and flocking to philadelphia, millions of people are expected for thursday's parade. we're helping you get there without the headaches. we begin with a first alert for your morning commute. our first alert weather team is tracking snow, sleet ice and rain moving into our region. what you get all depends on where you live. thank you for joining us for nbc 10 news at 5:00. i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jacqueline london. if you live in the lehigh

valley brace yourself for a snowy commute. a lye look at camelback mountain where a fresh coating of powder is headed that way. >> in philadelphia we're looking at rain and sleet. chief meteorologist tammie souza is here to time this all out for us. it sounds like it's going to be really messy tomorrow morning. >> it's going to be a mess tomorrow morning. unless you live in southern delaware or the jersey shore, you have to be prepared for anything. here's our first alert. mainly for the snow and ice, when i say ice i mean freezing rain. we're looking at the suburbs into the lehigh valley. 4:00 tomorrow morning through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. 2 to 4 inches of snow sleet and ice could fall there pu off to the norts and west, we could see more than 6 inches of floodplain plain old snow. we'll see the snow-covered roads for all of you in this area. let's bring it home to philadelphia. from 4:00 tomorrow morning through 10:0