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crews are cleaning up the massive chain-reaction crash on the schuylkill expressway that killed one and injured dozens of others. >> icy conditions on the blue route near the marshal road and exit are blamed for a multi-vehicle crash that killed two. >> ice-covered roads in bucks and montgomery counties have caused a slew of crashes. we have team coverage, chad perdelli is along the ask can where the accident as -- along the schuylkill where the accident has the schuylkill expressway shut down. >> first we have changes weather, chris. >> reporter: the major partly of the storm is coming to a end the icing is coming to an end. the second problem is flooding. we'll zoom in west of philadelphia, this is the freezing line here across upper bucks and montgomery counties. quakertown reporting moderate

freezing rain at this point actually everybody west of that line. the far western suburbs, lehigh valley kutztown reporting moderate icing. everybody south and east has switched over to rain. here's pottstown town it's coming down in buckets across chester and delaware county and philadelphia county. this area of low pressure, coastal storm starting to get its act together now. we're seeing these waves after wave pulling northward even though you see how the freezing line is starting to retreat and pull to the north. now we have to get the heavy rain through, that will happen in the next a couple of hours is that storm continues to grow philadelphia well above freezing, the freezing mark 32, sitting at 36. wilmington 40 degrees, millville, 45. 50 nor wildwood, had a for dover, and atlantic city, 49.

the temperatures will continue to increase over the next couple of hours. i would pictures sent in from my twitter follower, this is jay look at the ice clinging to the branches. we have another one coming in from phoenixville this is colleen, look at all the ice hanging over the leaves. that was the problem with this, we had a flash freeze, the ground was so cold that the rain started falling it froze on act we had that terrible icing situation this morning. for the remainder of the afternoon all that ice is starting to pull away. from this point on it will be heavy rain and highs in the mid 40s, we're moving away from one situation and moving into the next which would be the flooding. i'll talk about that how much rain we'll seep in -- see in the viewing area and seven-day forecast. >> sky6 live hd looking live at

the ben franklin bridge. it's hard to see out there. the icing conditions forced the delaware port authority to close all the bridges. the ben franklin bridge has reopened in both directions, speeds are post the at 25 miles per hour. the commodor barry bridge has also reopened. two lanes are opened in each direction. speeds at posted at 15 miles per hour. betsy ross bridge open to new jersey only, westbound is closed at this time. let's go outside to chad perdelli who is following two deadly crashes chad. >> reporter: conditions are improving on the schuylkill expressway no real icing at this point, that's about that way for several hours. you can see the cars are moving along really well at this section of the highway. the westbound lanes are shut down off the gulph mills exit. one lane is reopened on the eastbound lane, some traffic is making its way through there. a nasty wreck at the mills

exit, 56 vehicles involved, 30 people injured. so many people were injured state police have to bring in septa buses to get the injured to hospital. one person was killed. on the blue route, west chester pike another bad accident involving a tractor-trailer, a couple of vehicles went underneath. two people were killed in that accident according to pennsylvania state police, west chester pike there was another accident involving several vehicles. if you were out this morning you know how treacherous the roads were. this was a flash-freeze event and hundreds of accidents reported and talking to drivers they said it was a big mess. >> there was a car stopped and i put on the brakes and i high plained up the hill and two

other cars spin out of control. nobody hit each other but they spin out of control. it was an icy mess. >> reporter: so really, some bad conditions, especially earlier this morning. it is raining a lot and now flooding is a concern, but the roads are not icing over at this point. temperatures well above freezing and again you have penndot penndot said they had over 140 vehicles on the roads so the salt is applied and the roads are getting much, much better, but still, you need to be careful if you're out there today, if you can stay home, as the troopers respond to the accidents that happened earlier today. i'm happy to report, late this morning, early this afternoon that conditions are improving on the roads. live along the schuylkill expressway chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." back to you guys. >> let's go to gene blum on the phone, can you hear us, good afternoon. >> yes i can nydia. >> one lane of the schuylkill expressway eastbound is open to

traffic? >> reporter: eastbound lane rat gulph mills open ten minutes ago and people are getting through on eastbound 76. and 202 northbound north of routes 201 been advised that stretch will be opening shortly. >> we're looking at a live picture of the schuylkill expressway it will be sometime before that area is cleared particularly in the westbound lanes. >> that's correct, it will be several hours before the highway is cleared of the vehicle and the highway reopened. motorists traveling westbound taking an alternate route. >> reporter: any other areas you're concerned about? >> we have our crews on they highways this morning, they were

out since the on set of the storm. and we'll have our crews out today as long as necessary until the temperatures rise and any threat of icing is gone from the philadelphia region. >> a lot of people are asking about when the salt trucks were on the roads, you said starting at 4:00 a.m. >> we had our crews reporting in between 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. we had our trucks on the roadways after 5:00 a.m. this morning. again, we have many of thousands of miles to cover in the five-county region, but based on the forecast, the number of vehicles we felt that it was a situation it was going to be a rainstorm with mixed precipitation, it was not forecasted to be of an ice storm. >> thanks, gene blum. >> your welcome. septa had delays on most of

its route. >> we have delays across the system. our par transit cct services are experiencing delays of at least 60 minutes due to the road conditions. they are trying to get out to get to the patients. >> septa officials say bus service has resumed however high water is causing problems, shuttle buses are operating between collingdale and sharon hill wherever you're heading riders should expect residual delays across the board because of the morning shut down. taking a live look at sky6 live hd at philadelphia international airport flights are delayed arriving and departing because of the freezing rain. passengers are delayed getting to the airport because of roadway conditions and closures. check the airline go to phl.org or 1-800-phl-gate for the latest. the action cam was in the frankford section of philadelphia where fire truck slid on an icy frankford avenue

near margaret street. the truck was heading to a traffic accident when it jackknifed on the ice. there were no reports of injuries. >> the action cam was in wilmington delaware, low-lying streets were flooded on the 100 brock of south market street. you can follow the weather by going to 6abc.com. i will fit any device no matter how large or small your screen. check it out at 6abc.com. we'll be right back.

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again, one lane eastbound is getting by. it's been closed since 7:00 a.m. when the accident happened. meteorologist chris sowers has been tracking the freezing rain all morning long. >> reporter: yes, the freezing rain is pulling away, but flooding is becoming a new issues. we go live on sky 6. there's smaller streams that have come up. obviously the water and heavy rain that moved in will create problems for the smaller creeks and streams. i'll get to the warnings and advisories. that's the view of the philadelphia international airport. visibility has come way down. freezing rain advisory continues until 1:00 p.m. for the far western suburbs and upper bucks and manage counties and the lehigh valley -- montgomery counties and we begin to see the freezing rain. storm tracker 6 live double scan allows us to get down to street level. we can show you who is seeing

the freezing rain and whose changed over to plain rain. the freezing rain is indicated by the blues. the greens, oranges yellows and reds is plain rain. the intensity is shown by the oranges and read. heavy freezing rain quakertown north into the lehigh valley. moderate to heavy rain falling over philadelphia and areas south and east. look at the slew of moisture about to come, it's like a pipeline of eastern portions of caroline analysis and into philadelphia new york and vice president vice president and -- vice vermont. and maine. temperatures this is a great sign everybody above freezing, the lone exception being reading, 31. allentown, 23. above freezing. philadelphia well above freezing millville 45. wildwood 50 degrees, the milder

air coming in off the ocean pushing that cold air shoving it back north into upstate new york and the poconos. even the poconos getting ready to climb above freezing, 1:30, 36 degrees allentown 38. everybody else will top out in the low to mid 40s later today. future tracker 6 from this point on remainder. afternoon we'll see periods of rain, there will be a fine sharp cut off line, our far western suburbs, you might not see anything at all with this, this will advance north and west. the bulls eye will be in philadelphia, south jersey and delaware, periods of rain, some of it comes down heavy. we'll see ponding on roads and poor drainage flooding because the grounds is frozen. cloud cover is starting to pull away at 8:00 p.m. here's what to expect across the i-95 corridor north and western suburbs and lehigh valley we'll

put in this, as well. it is in the process of changing over to plain rain. periods of rain for the remainder. afternoon, poor drainage flooding a good possibility. lots of ponding on area roads. for south jersey delaware, heavy rain occurring now through 4:00 p.m. same deal, poor drainage flooding good bet you'll see that across south jersey and delaware. we have more watches and advisories and warnings this is a flood advisory that goes into effect now through 5:15 it's this darker shaded of green it's the i-95 corridor, most of south jersey and the entire state of delaware and lower portion of bucks chester and montgomery and delaware counties. area roads are starting to pile up quickly as well. northern new castle county, i-95 corridor, wilmington into trenton this is where we're starting to see the smaller creeks and streams flood.

forecast for the remainder. afternoon, 44 degrees in philadelphia. well above freezing, any icing will continue to melt. cape play 49. rain heavy at times throughout the afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows 40 degrees today turning blustery -- tomorrow rather, upper 20s and low 30s windchills. tuesday, 42. 35 wednesday, snow showers. thursday, friday saturday, nice and quiet combination of sun and clouds, highs in the 30s. we're moving away from the ice now here comes the flooding. >> we want to go to bill capone with the pennsylvania turnpike commission on the phone. hi bill. bill can you hear us? >> yes i'm here, can you hear me? >> we can hear you now. >> can you give us an update on the tush ur turnpike?

>> sure, the closed portion from morgantown to the delaware bridge interchange to the new jersey line and quakertown interchange, we opened at 12 noon at a reduced speed limit at 45 miles per hour. it will be in effect until 2:00 p.m. today. even though the temperatures are increasing we're seeing some areas of fog settling in which is reducing visibility. it's depends on that situation whether we may extend the time operating under the reduced speed limits. we ask people to take it slowly and reduce their speeds. >> stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back it is sunday, january 18 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> icy conditions have left a mess on the roads and runways crews are cleaning up this morning the massive chain-reaction crash on the schuylkill expressway. one lane of traffic is getting by eastbound. one person was killed and dozens

injured. the blue route a multi-vehicle crash killed two people the road is close in certain areas. >> "action news" reporter, chad perdelli is along the schuylkill expressway where a deadly accident has part of the expressway shut down. >> we'll begin with the chris sowers and the changing weather conditions. chris? >> reporter: good afternoon eva, things are slowly improving on the terrace. we no longer have the icing conditions, but it's raining in sheets and we're getting puddles. across the street we're seeing ponding on those roads swell. that will be the big issue for philadelphia. national weather service continues the freezing rain advisory for upper bucks and upper montgomery and the lehigh valley and the far western suburbs in effect until 1:00 p.m. for an additional coating of freezing rain where

we're seeing temperatures below freezing. storm tracker 6 live double canal showing a rainbow of colors out here this afternoon. lots of heavy rain to the south. freezing rain to the north. we'll zoom in there first, this is upper bucks county. quakertown reporting moderate to occasionally heavy freezing rain macungie same thing. northeast extension route 100 and route 309 being impacted. south and east we go it's a completely different story we're seeing the heavy rain across south jersey and delaware, so much so we have a flood warning that's issued by the national weather service, some of the rainfall totals that are coming in are impressive. cobbs creek around the wilmington and philadelphia area has risen three feet in three hours, the christina river is starting to rise rapidly, as well. the flood warning is for the i-95 corridor wilmington through

philadelphia mainly for the small creeks and streams and roadway flooding. temperature-wise this was the issue this morning. everybody dropped well below freezing. we had some locations drop into the mid 20s. now everybody with the exception of reading has climbed above freezing. millville, 45. wildwood, 48. poconos, 43 degrees, and trenton presently showing 36. another issue here, visibility we're down to .8 in wilmington. .8 in philadelphia. 1.5 in philadelphia. 3 miles in millville and one in dover. yes the visibility is impacting philadelphia international. we're seeing delays mount there, as well. heavy rain theals -- that's the remainder of the arch, it's milder and temperatures climbing into the mid 40s 44 degrees is the forecasted high. later this evening a cold front comes through. it's a powerful front. temperatures will drop off again. we're not expecting widespread icing to redevelop thanks to

temperatures climbing into the 40s. there could slick spots tomorrow morning, i'll talk about that when i step back inside in just a little bit. guys. >> sky6 live hd looking live at the platt bridge. we have good news to report all the area bridges including the ben franklin bridge, the betsy ross bridge, the commodor barry bridge and walt whitman bridge are reopened. the delaware port authority closed all the bridges because of multi-vehicle accidents as well as problems with icy conditions. again, all the bridges are reopened with reduced speeds. >> all the bridges are open, but not all the roads are not open. let's go to chad perdelli along the schuylkill where they are seeing traffic issues. yes, welling thizing is over and traffic is moving along better along the schuylkill expressway, but the cleanup continues. traffic is moving just fine in this section but when you get up to the gulph mills exit it is shut down, one lane has reopened

on the westbound side, some of that -- eastbound side, this is due to one nasty accidents early this morning around 7:00 a.m. we had flash freezing on the highway. according to pay state police there was chain reaction accident at the gulph mills exit. 56 vehicles were involved, 0 people were injured one person was killed. now so many people were injured that septa buses were brought in to transport the injuries to the hospital. many of the injuries are considered minor but some are serious and one person did die. down the road on the blue route there was another accident where two people died a tractor-trailer jackknifed and two vehicles went underneath it. you get to west chester pike there's another accident injurying several people. talking to drivers if you were out this morning you know it was a big mess. >> very frightening, very, very

frightening, as long as i've been coming up this hill, i never had this kind of reaction in any bad weather. >> reporter: again, the roads are getting better. you have the temperatures getting above freezing. penndot said they would 140 vehicles on the roads around 4:00 5:00 a.m. but a penndot spokesperson said there will be isolated spots where the road freezes over. the westbound lains are shut down at -- lanes are shut down at gulph mills. one lane is open in the eastbound lanes, if you have to get out and drive, try to avoid the area and the other highways where there are road closures. it's ugly out here, it's wet but it looks like most of the icing is over. live along the schuylkill expressway, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> we want to go to steve shapiro to the new jersey department of transportation. he is on the phone. good afternoon steve. >> can you give us the latest

update in new jersey? >> yeah, roads are improving as you heard temperatures are rising in south jersey, conditions in north jersey, there's still icing up there. temperatures are near freezing in some areas. the concern now is turning to flooding issues in south jersey. so you may start seeing roads having problems with that. one problem area, route 130 southbound all lanes are closed because of flooding in that area. >> anything else closed we can tell our viewers about? >> we have an accident route 55 that happened earlier this morning and there's a closure taking care of that accident. the turnpike and the garden state parkway have a 35-mile an hour speed restriction. there were a number of accidents on the turnpike.

they are being dealt with. >> i know you mentioned the flooding any particular areas of concern? the only concern is the area of 130. motorists should look at for standing water and things like that. >> you can track the forecast anytime by downloading the storm tracker 6 live app giving you live weather alerts posted for your area. >> we're following a developing story this noon, new castle county police are investigating shots fired at the home of vice president joe biden in greeneville delaware. they were out for the evening when someone drove by and fired the shots. it happened on a public road outside a security perimeter. secret security heard the shots and an agent saw the vehicle speeding off. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back you're taking a

live look now at the schuylkill expressway, you can see one lane eastbound is now open, but all the westbound lanes are still shut down. still a number of vehicles in the roadway though. this is the result of a massive pileup that happened around 7:00 a.m. this morning. one person was killed, many injured, so many, in fact they had to be bussed to the hospital. >> the ice has started to melt. we heard from the new jersey department. transportation now they are seeing flooding. >> reporter: we're seeing that. unfortunately. let's go live on sky 6. that's the live view, you're supposed to be looking at the platt bridge. it's hard to pick you tell. we're seeing the heavy arena and low visibility thanks to the fog that's starting to develop. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a mess over the delaware valley. let's make a couple of zooms. most areas are above 32 degrees, quakertown, 32.

up he upper bucks and upper montgomery counties south of allentown reporting moderate to occasionally heavy freezing rain. but everybody else down through here, south jersey, i-95 corridor delaware, reporting rain, some of it is coming down heavily at times. i'm going to zoom into chester county right now. look at the strip of red chadds ford chester downingtown and malvern. this is heavy rain being reported right now. they have seen over 3/4 of an inch. they have more to come. western portions of south jersey glassboro and gibbstown reporting heavy rain. eastern portions of caroline -- carolinas into new england we have an area intensifying off

the delmarva that is pushing in off the ocean it's changing everything over to rain. this cold air the cold air got trapped in some of the valleys early this morning. when the rain came on in, the cold air was in place that's why we had the icing issues. now we look tow west, we have a powerful cold front right here, this will charge through in the next 6 to 10 hours once this storms pulls off to the northeast. it will allow the cold front to pull through. the temperatures will start to drop again and we'll have to worry about the possibility of refreezing in parts of the area. national weather service has a flooding warning up for new castle county, up through wilmington and trenton. this is where we're seeing it is smaller creeks and streams get close to their banks. cobbs creek has risen three feet in three hours time.

you saw how heavy the rain is in that partly of the viewing area there's plenty more to come which means the smaller creeks and streams will rise. dover, 45. wildwood, 48. philadelphia, 37. that's a nice sign there. allentown sitting at 34. here we go temperatures for the remainder. afternoon, 2:00 p.m. we're sitting at 42. great sign, reading lancaster 40. trenton, 41. millville, 41. wildwood, 46. the cold front approaches probably over toward state college at 4:00 p.m. it will charge east and numbers will drop off again. midnight we're sitting at 32. that's the freezing mark. all areas north and west below freezing. if any of the roads are still wet. there's puddles out there, they will refreeze. be mindsful of that first thing tomorrow morning as you head out to work and school. there be slick spots out there.

here's future tracker 6. here's heavy rain, this will advance north an east over the next couple of hours. we're left with clouds and drizzle in parts of the area. the worst of it should be long gone by that point. we'll continue to run this thing through, lots of clouds in the evening hours and we'll see areas of fog. some of it will be rather dense. the i-95 corridor, areas north and west still seeing freezing rain far north western suburbs and upper bucks and lehigh valley in the process of changing over now. throughout the remainder of the afternoon we'll go periods of rain, some of it could be heavy at times, there could flooding in areas of poor drainage. in south jersey, delaware, heavy rain, poor drainage, flooding, ponding on roads and low visibility. heavy rains across south jersey and delaware, one to two inches of rain. temperatures climbing into the 40s wilmington, 44 and cape

may, closing in on 50. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 44 today, 40 tomorrow, 42 tuesday and snow showers on wednesday. >> we have heather redfern on the phone. we talked to you earlier you talked to us about the delays with the buses how are thing running now? >> we're operating with some delays given the rainy conditions out there but all the buses and shuttle busing for stretch on the 202 due to high water issues. we had a problem with suburban station, so regional rail is operating with delays up to 60 minutes and there's been some cancellations. >> but all buses are operating

as usual again the problems now with high water and still with the suburban station issue right? >> yes yes. >> heather redfern with septa we appreciate your time today. >> no problem. >> we'll be right back after the break.

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at spring mountain. you can see the fog has set in there, we're dealing with reduced visibilities as you head out this afternoon, 12:49 of course 39 degrees right now. generations know beauty and the beast a classic tale from disney now there's a twist in the production on the stage here and it brings the audience into play. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: forget everything you know about disney's beloved musical beauty and the beast in

this rendition there's no singing candles or teapots. the art in theaters beauty and the beast follows the basic story line to repay a debt bell is sent to live with the beast and the two eventually fall in love. >> i think what is fascinating about the version we drew much from the french fairy tale but puts his own spin on it. >> reporter: with no way to create the castle, the play uses shadow play to set the scene. >> a lot of effects of the play are done with cardboard shadow puppets. it's created with shadows up against the curtain and the set. we ask the audience to use their imagination.

>> in the children's theater as on the main stage the art uses professional designers and actors giving the children a world-class theater experience. >> we want the give kids and their family direct access to the work we're doing on our stages. we hope that will create life long art enthusiasts. >> reporter: this sounds like one i'll take the kids too. for beauty and the beast go to theater.org or go to 6abc loves the arts karen rogers channel 6 "action news." >> hundreds of people showed up for the opening day of philadelphia home show. it features buildings materials and landscape designs and more. there's plenty of things for those with big budgets including an indoor pool. >> when "action news" continues we'll have a final look at the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," icy conditions on area roads is blamed for area crashes and three deaths. schuylkill expressway is cleared eastbound. this after a chain-reaction crash killed one and injured many others.

another multi-vehicle crash on the blue route killed two people and injured others. the pennsylvania turnpike has reopened after shutting down long stretches. road in the philadelphia area, again, because of ice. the ben franklin bridge is open along with the walt whitman bridge, betsy ross bridge and the commodor barry bridge. all bridges were shut down at 7:00 a.m. because of icy conditions. the secret service said a car raced by vice president biden as home in greeneville delaware and fired several shots. the v and his wife were not -- the vice president and his wife were not at home at the time. a half-hour later in the same area, new castle county police arrested a man but have not said if he is connected to the incident. sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international airport. you can see it's a foggy scene here, that is why incomings flights are being delayed up to an hour, of course this will impact dparkt flights so you

want -- departing flights so you want to check ahead. >> reporter: this is the storm tracker 6 live double can we're seeing freezing rain for places like macungie, quakertown, allentown, moderate to heavy freeze rain. everybody else else, the yellows, answering and green that's plain rain. we go into the heart of chester county, western portions of delaware county look at the reds. that's heavy rain stretching from malvern to chads folder and new castle county -- chadds ford and new castle county, delaware. it's falling on top of a frez -- frozen ground it has nowhere to go. salem county is reporting heavy rain. we're seeing temperatures starting to moderate but here comes the flooding. we have a flood warning issued by the national weather service

this is up to 5:30. cobbs creek came up 3 feet in the last three hours the christina river has come up a ways it's quickly approaching it's banks. don't be surprised if there are several more warnings issued this afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast all is quiet tomorrow tomorrow is a nice, guam quiet day 40 degrees, feeling like the upper 20s low 30s with the wind. tuesday, 42 increasing clouds and wednesday, snow showers. thursday friday and saturday, in the 30s. >> we wants to take a look at the -- we want to take a look at the schuylkill expressway a massive pileup, one person was killed icy conditions, two people were killed on the blue route. it's been a mess, if you're heading out this afternoon be

very careful one lane eastbound on the schuylkill expressway is reopened but the westbound lanes are still shut down. >> just to put it into prospective how big an accident this is, chad perdelli said 30 people were injured, 56 cars involved 23489 accident. >> we'll have -- involved in the accident. >> we'll have updates throughout the afternoon today. fyi philly is next. >> now for eva pilgrim chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday.

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