you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, january 7. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." a nor'easter is moving across the area from the jersey shore north. we are tracking the storm and bringing you the latest on how much snow you will see where you live. a man is shot seven times

in north philadelphia. and word on whom donald trump blames for russia cyber hacking. first, the tri-state area will see snow from the nor'easter. the jersey shore that will bear the brunt of the storm. sky6 live hd taking you live to cape may, new jersey, where we've been seeing the snow falling for a while right now. the snowfall will fall as far as the lehigh valley, we'll see a few inches in the city of philadelphia. it is the shorepoints that will see the most significant amounts of snow today. let's go over to meteorologist chris sowers at the "action news" big board with more from accuweather. chris, this is the day, snow is here. >> reporter: this is the day. as you were mentioning, the jersey shore that will pick up the heaviest amounts of snow. because it's a coastal storm they will see more. it's a huge system. it's snowing all the way down into places like alabama, north

of new orleans, louisiana, it's stretching into the ohio and tennessee valleys. it's starting to lift north up the coast, the snow is reaching the ground across south jersey and the delaware bay region and the state of delaware. it is inching closer and closer, it is falling in millville, and buena, vineland. dover, cape may, sea isle, avalon reporting light snow, route 47. route 30, u.s. route 9 all of those roads are starting to see snowfall at this point. with the temperatures as cold as they are, everything will immediately stick. the visibility gives us a good idea where the snow is actually reaching the ground at this point. you can see mainly sussex southern kent county in delaware, cumberland, atlantic and cape may counties in south jersey. we expect the visibility to go downhill as the morning wears on

as the snow lifts to the northwest as we progress along in time. the starting point times looks like, lehigh valley, i-78 corridor, well north and west of philadelphia. look for the snow to begin around midday. i-95 corridor, it will start at 7:00 a.m. it will go into the afternoon. central delaware and southern new jersey it is starting now, it will continue until 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., this afternoon. forecast for today, for philadelphia looks like, snow and cold, becoming windy, that 25 will feel like the teens with the wind. when i come back in just a few minutes, take a look at the snowfall totals, i'll have more of the accuweather forecast. >> this is sky6 live hd overlooking atlantic city. the snow is beginning to move into parts of the area coming in from the south. it's falling in atlantic city. we want to take you live this is

mobile 6 on the road in absecon, new jersey, that's atlantic county you can see there's snow falling there, it's also accumulated on the roads there. if you have to go out, take it easy out there. meteorologist chris sowers saying it is snowing in cape may. you will get the brunt of this snow about 6 inches of snow. these are pictures of the snow you've been sending us as the snow started to fall yesterday. if you take pictures today, send them to us on social media, use the #6abc action. your timea.m. fort lauderdale airport back open after a gunman killed five people and injured others in the baggage claim area. what triggered his shooting

rampage not clear. esteban santiago's family said his service in iraq made him lose his mind. is an ago -- assistant santiagoe government forced him to watch isis videos. there is no link between him and terror groups. massacre in florida impacting air travel. hollywood international airport ground flights because of the shooting rampage. some passengers going to fort lauderdale were stranded in philadelphia. if you're heading to the airport, call 1-800-phl-gate to check on the status of flights right here in philadelphia. following the shooting at fort lauderdale airport there was enhanced security at philadelphia international airport. there is no known threat to the airport, it has reignited concerns about the soft targets. jeff chirico explains.

>> reporter: as you pull into the airport you see a major show of force, a boost in philadelphia police presence a direct response to the fatal shooting in fort lauderdale. >> you will see increased patrols of the airport police in the arrival roads and departure roads and ticketing, baggage claim. >> reporter: philadelphia chief inspector for homeland homeland security said the extra officers and protection diagnosis are precautionary to reinsure families like the rosen rosenbergs. the shooting highlights the vulnerability of the airport depart and arrival halls. >> passengers do have guns in their luggage. they are allowed to check guns through security, these go through a scanner there's a photograph taken or x-ray taken of the weapon.

>> reporter: terror expert and former homeland security deputy said there's little security planners can do within reason to stop attacks. relying on intelligence to thwart them is more reliable. >> attackers never go away, they are always looking for the chink in the armor so to speak. >> reporter: passengers say they are burdened with long lines have apprehension about new security measures. >> i'm moving as fast as i can. >> reporter: chief said the best line of defense is the public in thwarting an attack call 911 if they see something that's suspicious. at philadelphia international airport, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." our coverage of the fort lauderdale airport shooting continues on the 6abc app.

there you can find the latest updates with pictures and videos from the scene, we'll alert you about any new developments over the weekend. new information to tell you about this morning, a man is dead after he was shot at least seven times in north philadelphia. police found him injured on the corner of 10th and clear field around 1:00 a.m. he was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. the victim has only been identified as a man in his 20s. this morning who shot him and why is still not known. a pedestrian was seriously hurt after being hit by a car this happened in south jersey just last night. chopper 6 hd over that scene of the 1800 block of salem road in burlington township. the driver of the car stopped after the crash. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. u.s. intelligence officials have told president-elect donald trump face-to-face that moscow

mettled in the election. putin ordered a campaign aimed at the u.s. presidential election to undermine the faith in the democratic process and harm hillary clinton's potential presidency. trump said it was gross negligence by the dnc. he said what russia did had no effect on the outcome of the election. an american automaker said it has a car to rival the tesla. we'll have details on the updated chevy volt. kids in parts of the south enjoyed the effects of a winter storm. kids will be doing the same thing here. >> reporter: it started across portions of delaware and south jersey and cumberland and cape may county i'll have the details

coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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>> three schools in arkansas was closed yesterday because of the winter storm. look at there, the kids took advantage of the snow by going sledding. a reminder the snow can be fun as long as you don't have to drive and work in it. meteorologist chris sowers is on deck with information on the

snow where you live. >> reporter: arkansas has seen more snow than philadelphia at this point. that's going to change. it's not been a good winter for the snow lovers. we're live on mobile 6, our good buddy alex is drive in atlantic city. the snow is starting to fall. we have covered roads now, testers will play a role in this as to the fluff factor. we're not talking about numbers close to the freezing mark that will keep it from sticking to the roads. we're talking about numbers in the 20s, it will make for dangerous travel conditions, make sure you're very, very careful on the roads today. there's double scan live zoom into south jersey, particularly in cumberland, atlantic city and cape may counties. the brighter shade of white is where the snow is heavy right now. it is well south and east of philadelphia at this time. we'll zoom into atlantic county,

mays landing, estell manor, buena, the snow is flying, atlantic city is right about there. our friend alex is right in through here. the snow is starting to fly. all this will lift north and west as the morning wears on. the visibility report this confirms where the snow is starting to reach the ground. we're down to two miles in millville. this is all of cumberland county. atlantic and cape may counties down to one mile. expect these numbers to decline as the day wears on, as well. here's storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you. here's where we're seeing the heavier snow this will be an all outblizzard for the virginia capes and carolinas, they are expecting 15 inches of snow down here. for us, a lot of this will push off the coast. this is kind of like a brush job for us, it will be heavy enough where we see major accumulations down in through here, this part

of the viewing area. there is future tracker 6, 10:00 a.m., it's snowing across the i-95 corridor and all points south and east, probably not snowing in the lehigh valley, but we expect the snow to begin there around midday. look at the deep color blue here, purple or whatever color that is, light lavender, the darker, the shade, the heavier the precipitation will be. 1:00 p.m. it's snowing steadily across south jersey and delaware, 4:00 p.m. it's starting to wind down from west to east. by 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. it is long gone and that's when the temperatures start to crash. the jersey shore this is the area hardest hit we are expecting 6 inches of snow, cape may, atlantic, eastern portions of cumberland county. isolated amounts of 7, 8 inches. it will make for dangerous traveling conditions. the winds will pick up to 30 miles per hour. that will produce windchills as cold as 10 today. this is the 3-inch line right

here, running parallel to the delaware river. north and west, 1 to 3, south and east, 3 to 6. for the jersey shore 6 plus. 3 to 6, places like glassboro, pitman, millville, hammonton, berlin. media, philadelphia, and trenton, 6-plus, cape may, wild, ocean city, atlantic city, woodbine. snow and cold, winds picking up, temperatures holding steady in the 20s. they are not going anywhere today. here's the timeline it should shut off later this afternoon. snowing the first part of the day, let's say between 3 and 5:00 p.m. it begins to end. temperatures holding steady. overnight tonight, with the snow cover on the ground, arctic high pushing in from the west. east west, 9 numbers crash, 16 in philadelphia. 18 degrees in cape may. all of a sudden we have a huge warmup to talk about. cold and windy tomorrow, 25

windchills in the teens. monday is still cold, lots of sunshine, high of 29. and then we starting point pulling out of it pretty nicely. tuesday becoming cloudy, 40. 53 degrees wednesday, periods of rain. thursday's high, 48. more rain. friday, maybe a shower and 52. gray since i know how much you love the snow and the cold, you'll be happy to know this, once we get into the 40s and 50s that may stick around for ten days to two weeks. it looks mild after this cold snap. >> after that we get a one-two from old man winter. we know you're here. a giant helmet sits outside lambeau field in group -- green bay made completely of snow. it was created in time for the playoff game against the giants. he is a member of the 1998

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>> reporter: all right, welcome back everyone, 6:24 saturday morning, snow is falling across south jersey and delaware. not everywhere where you see the white the snow is reaching the ground. the air is dry. we have dewpoints in the teens and 20s down in through here. where you're seeing the brighter shade of white, the snow is starting to reach the ground looking at observation, especially the fog and the visibility is reduced across cape may and atlantic city and cumberland county. this gray shade getting into salem, camden and gloucester counties. him the snow is not reaching the ground there. all this is lifting to the north. let's say you're traveling on route 40 near woodstown it's okay. you travel east, buena or richland, minotola this snow is reaching the ground. alex is in mobile 6 on the white horse pike in atlantic city we have snow-covered roads there. all this is lifting off to the

northwest, snow will be falling in philadelphia shortly. moderate impact through 6:00 a.m. the impacts start to become higher as the day wears on. by 9:00 a.m., noon, we have high impact, the storm starts to winds down later this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., moderate. 6:00 p.m., most of the storm is gone at that point and pushing east and out to sea. for south jersey this is the area hardest hit. especially the jersey shore along the water, snow heavy at times, pour visibility, snow covered roads, slick conditions, again, the shore could pick up 6 inches with the storm. chris, thank you so much for the update. 6:26 in sports this morning, the struggling flyers face off against tampa. villanova looks back after its first loss, we begin with the sixers tipping off up in boston. here's ducis rogers. good morning, we'll start off with basketball. joel impede was sick and got

better and played, but not enough to get past the celtics. t.j. mcconnell, embiid 23 points. mcconnell dishes out 17 assist. the sixers lead by 14 points in the first half. they are outscored by 15 in the second half. 17 seconds to play, boston up by one. at the other end, silva throws up garbage. the sixers lose 110-106. they will be at brooklyn tomorrow. later this afternoon, the flyers begin a tough stretch 6 games in nine days, some against difficult teams, it begins at home against the lightening. they lost five straight games, seven of their last 8. ouch. >> there's no time for feeling sorry for ourselves, we have

back-to-back games, tomorrow game at home we have to find a away to get two points. >> villanova will get back on the horse, tonight the cats host marquette, this is their first game since wednesday's loss at butler. sometimes losing can lead to a positive. >> our loss gets the players attention and gets you to pay attention to detail. >> obviously it's going to sting, but yesterday we came back and had a good day and today we had a good day. >> one bump in the road, like i said we learn from it, we'll be ready to go come tomorrow. nfl football on 6abc, at 430, the raiders take on houston texas, that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. sky6 live hd live over the ben franklin bridge. we continue to track the snow

moving into the area, not snowing in the city just yet. chris sowers says around 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., the snow should start to fall. it's already snowing down the shore, we should see the brunt of the storm. as much as 6 inches expected in cape may. we're back after this fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it...

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elements and flames at an spc overnight. >> we're learning about the murderous rampage of a man from new jersey at a florida airport. sky6 live hd looking live over atlantic city. that's the boardwalk. a little white snow there. the southern parts of new jersey will get hit the hardest by the winter storm. it won't be the only area that will see snow today. meteorologist chris sowers has been keeping his eye on the storm and has the latest details from accuweather. >> reporter: if you're not a snow lover, i have good news and bad news, it's going to snow today. when you look at the size of the storm and you think of the amounts parts of the region will pick up with this, we're only

getting brushed. 18 inches in virginia, the virginia cames, hammonton roads area. down in richmond could see a foot of snow. philadelphia getting 2 to 4. jersey shore getting 6 or 7. this is really a brush for our neck of the woods here. there's going to be a fine cut off, too, that's the one thing for these coastal systems, depending on the track, it determines who see the snow and who doesn't. we could see the sun in harrisburg, where it is snowing across south jersey and delaware, throughout the afternoon hours, a tight cut off line with this storm system. we're going to zoom in on storm tracker 6 live, this white shade of gray is where we are picking up flurries. the precipitation may not be reaching ground at this point. the air is dry. glassboro, flurries, steadier snow for hammonton and millville and sea isle city and atlantic city. the visibility has started to reduce.

so we can confirm whose picking up the snow and who is not. millville, 3 miles. atlantic city, 1.3. wildwood, 1.3. this is where the snow is falling at this point. we are expecting the visibility to decrease farther north and west as the morning wears on. in the lehigh valley, looks like start time is around midday. wherewhereas everybody else wile much much sooner. the lehigh valley i-78 corridor it will start around midday, give or take a half-hour or so. it should be light we're not expecting a lot of snow. the range should be midday, 2:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m. after that the snow will stop. forthe i-95 corridor, it will continue until 3:00 p.m. central delaware and new jersey,

4:00 p.m. there. >> looking live in atlantic city, the snow is falling lightly there. you can't see the streets there, if you have to head out. take it easy. the good thing with this system it's on the weekend, so a lot of folks are in. route 1 in rehoboth beach delaware, the snow is falling there. the streets are packed with the snow. it has covered the roads. meteorologist chris sowers says down the shore will see most of the snow, with cape may getting the most, 6 inches of snow stay with 6abc.com slash weather for updates on the snow and more, also be sure to check in often with storm tracker 6 live as you plan your day stay connected by following each of the meteorologists on facebook and twitter. your time, 6:34 a.m. we continue to follow the developing story out of fort lauderdale, florida. fbi is working to determine why an army veteran went on a shooting rampage killing five

people at fort lauderdale at philadelphia international airport. 13 people were shot, so far authorities have not ruled out terrorism. the suspect is 26-year-old esteban santiago. he was born in union city, new jersey. and was living in anchorage alaska. police say he legally checked an unloaded gun and ammunition before boarding a flight from alaska to florida yesterday. after arriving in florida, authorities say he retrieved his gun and loaded it in the bathroom and randomly shot at people in baggage claim. >> he basically threw the gun on the ground and laid on the ground face down spread eagle. he was waiting for the officer to approach him. >> we learned that he served in the army national guard in several states before being discharged and served in iraq. his family said he lost his minds after that and was plagued by mental health issues.

in november he told the fbi that the u.s. government was making him watch islamic state videos. the fallout from the rampage made waves across the nation. dann cuellar talked to travelers at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: the airport monitors tell the story of canceled flights to and from fort lauderdale. there were people who had no idea what had happened while on the plane. >> i was shocked to see that on the monitors, we came out of akron today. >> reporter: what would they do if they were caught up in the middle of a horrible tragedy like that. >> it's scary. it's unfortunately find a way to better evaluate and improve security here. >> reporter: and then to learn that the gunman checked his pistol and put it in security only to arrive at baggage claim and do what he did. travelers are realizing most baggage claim are outside the

security areas and that should change. >> watch that people get the correct baggage and nobody opens it and takes a chance and fires a gun out here. what's more troubling, the gunman was known to the fbi and had mental health issues and turned over to local enforcement in alaska and was given the gun back. >> he had mental health issues, why was he carrying a gun. >> he should not have a license for a gun. >> reporter: clearly all of this is mick b making some nervous about flying anywhere soon. >> we're going to florida in february, we're not going to fly, i would rather drive. >> as you can see this is giving air travelers a lot to think about. might we be seeing changes in the wake of the terrible tragedy at philadelphia international, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> while authorities say there's no known threat to

philadelphia international airport, there has been a boost in police presence which is, of course, a direct response to the fort lauderdale shooting. philadelphia police tell "action news" there is increased patrols at the arrival roads, departure roads and ticketing and baggage claims. extra officers and protection dogs are recaution -- precautionary and there for public. 6:38 new information to tell you about, quick thinking by a worker at the montgomery county spca saved dozens of animals from the fire. the fire started in the roof of the spc buildings on ridge pike in white marsh township. ten dogs and 15 cats are safe all thanks to the alert worker. >> she went to check where the fire alarm was coming from and

discovered the problem and notified 911 and the fire companies were dispatched she started the evacuation process of animals. >> glad to hear all the animals will be okay. all of them are being related to spc -- relocated to spca in abington and perkiomenville. good news, the fire is under control. fire damaged a home at the jersey shore, flames swept through the second and third floor at a home on the 800 block of plymouth place in ocean city. nobody was home when the fire started. investigators are working to determine what caused it. residents in northeast philadelphia will spend the weekend assessing the damage from a water main break. the basement of several homes were flooded along millbrook road. water destroyed appliances and keepsakes and penetrated the waters and floors. water compartment -- department

is trying to figure out what caused the main to rupture. residents believe it was caused by a sinkhole back in may that was never repaired. ahead, michelle obama and those listening to her fight back tears as she gives her final speech as the first lady. we're getting a one-two punch from mother nature. this is live look city hall camera at dilworth park you can see it's empty there, no snow yet, but meteorologist chris sowers says prepare yourself around 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., we'll see the snowfall. he has the details next on "action news." oooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea

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street right now. there are crews down here salting and plowing trying to clear that out. the snow here it's very soft, it packs pretty well, but again, very wet snow and cold and windy right now down here in ocean city. everyone if you're heading out this morning, please keep that in mind, what's making it uncomfortable is wind making it extra cold. gray reporting in ocean city, back to you. >> of course, meteorologist chris sowers is keeping an eye on the winner system. the shore will get really hit by this. >> reporter: this will be the hardest hit area. what bob was talking about, how fluffy the snow is, it won't weigh heavily on power lines. power outages will be limited at best if you see them at all. this is a light fluffy snow, the wind will blow it all over the place, the visibility will be

greatly reduced. let's go live in atlantic city, mobile 6 our buddy alex is behind the wheel. wet roads in atlantic city. he was on a couple of roads early this morning that were completely snow covered. we're out braving the elements so you don't have to go out, you see what's geeing on. believe me the weather will go downhill rapidly as the day wears on especially during the late morning hours when the snow starts to pick up in intensity. double scan live showing the snow for south jersey and delaware, nothing going on north and west as of yet. that will change in the next couple of hours. snowing lightly in glassboro, williams town, medford lakes. hammonton, millville vineland, bridgeton reporting moderate snow. as you look toward bridgeton area, bay side salem, cumberland county, you can see that shade of lavender starting to develop there. that's where the snowfall rates are greater than an inch an hour, it is lifting to the

north. that particular band is not sitting on top of you for an hour, if you did you would pick up an inch. delsea drive, 535 reporting snow. route 40 from mays landings. that's snow covered, atlantic city expressway. all those roads are seeing snow reaching the ground. which is confirmed with the fog report we're down to 3 miles in visibility in millville because of the falling snow. wildwood, 1 point 3. everybody else is in the clear. it should get in the city of philadelphia probably in the next hour or so. winter storm warnings for the jersey shore, we are preparing for significant accumulations down here, at least 4, 5, 6 inches. the advice is for lighter amounts in the i-95 corridor where we have extended the three inch line and pushed it closer to the city of philadelphia,

we'll run it parallel to the delaware river. i'll show you the totals here in a second. here's the heavier snow down to the south, in the virginias and the carolinas that this is lifting to the north. future tracker 6, 10:00 a.m., snowing in philadelphia. steady snow all of south jersey and delaware, delaware bay region not doing much of anything in the far northwestern suburbs. that will change around midday. we're expecting snowflakes in the lehigh valley. lunchtime, 12:30, give or take. snowing steadily in south jersey and delaware, by 7:00 p.m. the storm pulls away, that's when the winds pick up and it turns icy, icy cold. this is the hardest hit area. you can see 6 inches in cape may, and atlantic city, isolated areas could see 7 inches. one to three for the i-95

corridor, immediate northwestern suburbs, a coating to an inch for the lehigh valley. 3 to 6 for all of south jersey and 6 inches-plus for the jersey shore. places like cape may, wildwood, villas, dell haven, 6 inches. ocean city, atlantic city 6 inches. 3 to 6 for glassboro, hammonton salem. one to three, downingtown, pottstown and philadelphia and media. snow and cold, windy, 25 degrees with the winds it will feel like the teens probably about 10, 11, 12 degrees throughout the day. temperatures are pretty much holding steady. this is light fluffy snow, because the numbers are cold. overnight tonight, the numbers will be colder. 12 degrees outlying suburbs. 16 for center city becoming clear, winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. cold again tomorrow, cold again monday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 25 today, 25 tomorrow, 29 degrees for monday, look at the overnight lows here, that's in the city getting down

into the single digits north and west, all of a sudden just when you had enough of the cold, the pattern flips again and we start to turn mild. becoming cloudy, tuesday high of 40. wednesday, thursday, friday, could be in the 50s all three days, as we look at the super extended this will make gray very happy. looks like the mild weather lasts a week to ten days, maybe longer. >> that's what i am talking about. >> thank you for the update. look at this, memphis, tennessee is waking up to snow. folks got about a half inch, most of it blown around by a stiff wind. temperatures well below freezing. memphis gets 3 inches of snow in an entire year. this is the best way to get around there, the little ones caught a ride. we're back after this for a powerful comeback.

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24 degrees. sky6 live hd over cape may, new jersey. you can see it is snowing there, the snow is on the ground, meteorologist chris sowers saying that the shore will be hit hard by the system they could expect 6 inches of snow in cape may, new jersey. we'll keep track of the system all morning long. the final jobs report under the obama administration has been released. the unemployment rate is 4.7% an increase of a tenth of percent since november. michelle obama gave an emotional final speech as first lady. she spoke before a gathering of school counselors at the white house yesterday. the first lady used her farewell address to deliver an i am -- pep talk. >> i want to close today by as i rememberly saying thank you --

by simply saying thank you for everything you do for our kids and our country. being your first lady was the greatest honor of my life. i hope you made you proud. >> an emotional first lady there. first lady returned to her husband's campaign theme of hope saying it can rise above voices of division and doubt. a critically acclaim filmed for oscar buzz was filmed in pittsburgh and generated $9.5 million in the local economy. 900 people were hired for the film production. the jobs included extras featured in the film. securities and catering and much more. >> 6:53. if you're just waking up, snow is falling across parts of delaware valley. let's take you live outside temple university camera

overlooking center city. snow has not arrived in the city just yet, but it is coming. meteorologist chris sowers will tell you exactly when it is expected to arrive and where in just a bit.

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during the afternoon hours. future tracker 6, we'll set it in motion, heavy snow for the delmarva and moderate snow for cape may, atlantic city and cumberland county in south jersey, not doing much north and west of the city of philadelphia. we don't expect the snow to begin in the lehigh valley until around midday or so. 7:00, 7:30 a.m. for the philadelphia. 89 i-95 corridor, and southern new jersey and state of delaware, moderate impacts. they can become higher as the day wears on. high impact in the late morning hours, as the storm pulls away, conditions improve from southwest to northeast across the viewing area. for south jersey snow heavy at times, lousy visibility, snow covered roads. the shore will be the hardest hit, it will be a good day to stay indoors. >> christmas trees are acting

as a line of defense in coastal towns. the trees trap sand that blow across the beach. shifting sand a nonprofit coastal conservation group talked to nora muchanic. >> thee was placed here -- this tree here was placed here last year it is buried so you're looking at an elevation of two feet in this area. >> the trees are a cheap way to make for a better tomorrow. >> we have "action news" coming your way in just a bit. firefighters battle the cold and flames at a montgomery county spca overnight. more snow is the falling this morning for a second day. this is a live look at atlantic city where the snow is the falling, meteorologist chris sowers says down the shore will see most of the snow and expect snow is in the city and the

suburbs, details when "action news" returns.

>> all right, folks, welcome back, 7:00 a.m. your time. we follow this nor'easter that's bringing significant snowfall of 2017. looking live over cape may, new jersey. the snow started