straight up, 7:00 o'clock now. look at that, trenton new jersey, what do they have couple inches. >> several inches. snow is still falling in the area, it didn't play out the the way it could have, worst case scenario couldn't happen, we will tell what you will happen. your forecast is coming up. hey, jen. >> we're still in toms river, new jersey, where the road are a bit snow cover. we will give you a first hand look in just a few minutes, mike. >> new york getting, they are in the getting as much as they forecasted either. the mayor said this would be historic. no. historically, little. boston though is getting pounded, and state of main,.

>> we did get a tweet from governor christie he must be watching. >> he heard us watching. >> he will tweet something. >> one minute ago he tweeted this. >> he said after assessing the the situation, the travel ban, for south of i-95 will be lifted, at 7:00 a.m. >> yes. >> 195. >> you know, you are right, new jersey should be split into two states. >> indeed it is. >> north and south. >> right there. >> 195, exit 7a of the turnpike is a good bet. when you look at the the cameras, that is dividing line for the the snow. >> right, it always was going to be worse in northeastern, new jersey all along. so, that is our big news of the day, south jersey has succeeded from the union. >> yes. >> wow. >> so work on a new flag. >> if there wasn't this snow situation that would be bigger news. >> yes. >> so, what will be the the state capitol of south jersey.

>> cherry hill. >> yes, why not. >> atlantic city. >> that is my vote. >> we will need a governor. we have big plans today. >> we will work this out. >> governor christie is watching, he is back the on the phone. >> steve keeley, the the mayor of south jersey. >> that is perfect. >> boom. >> we need to write this down. >> well, your imagination continues to go crazy, lets go back to reality. >> look at this snowfall. >> if this was christmas, everybody would be thrilled, thanks to annie for that tweet and angel on columbus boulevard. so thank you for all of you, weighing in, whatever you had had to say, even mean people we are glad you are watching anyway. here's ultimate doppler radar and it shows where the worst of the storm is. it is in new england.

for us though we still have some snow showers, around and they will continue for the next couple of hours. check this out, 27 miles an her win gust in martha's vineyard and nantucket had 78-mile an hour win gusts. eighteen recorded in south of boston and they will continue with those very high snowfall totals. they are indeed going to get the brunt of this storm. so we're talking about bus stop buddy, with a reminder for you that not all schools are closed to day. some are opening late, and you will see them scrolling on the bottom of the screen. get the the complete list on my fox philly.com. temperatures are in the 20's and we've got some snow falling in the area right now, wind is blowing at around. so there you go, snow showers continuing throughout the rest of the morning. the windy and cold all day long with a high temperature of around 35 degrees. feeling colder then. that temperatures plunge in the teens and single will digit, tonight. that is your fox cast from the weather authority, all right.

bob kelly, where are you starting off. >> hey sue good morning everybody. 7:04. live look at camden, new jersey. this is a white horse pike at the route 30, admiral wilson boulevard. there is ben franklin bridge in the background as we just mentioned. the travel ban is lifted in south jersey, south of that i195 corridor. but before you throw your stuff in the trunk take a look at this, here's a live look at the that spot. that is i195. >> you are good, bob. >> you want to make sure, i wonder if the governor check to make sure road were plowed before he lifted the travel ban here. i mean doesn't look good. south of the i195 corridor, so north of there, again, even the the poor visibility heading up towards new york and north jersey. painter's crossing 202 and route one, roads are wet with you about the row temperatures those wet roads could have icy

spots when you get that dusting of snow. 422 opened for business. travel ban, lifted again south of that i195 corridor which is exit 7a, great adventures for new jersey good to go. you remember they parked plow and salt vehicles too last night. they have to get out there, plow, salt and open up the roadways. the snow emergency rifted, in philadelphia a. that is good news. you are able to park on the snow emergency routes here on market street. a lot of folks hate to drive in the snow all together. if you head out today, two big work horses the market frankford line, all trains making all stops, no a and b service. broad street subway is running, regular services on the dart bus system in delaware, and philly international, most flights were canceled yesterday for today in advance of the storm. airlines will reposition some of the planes here because we

didn't get the snow we thought we were going to get here and you may be able to get a flight out this afternoon. but best deal will be to check with the individual airline today. >> we have the the governor here with a live report. >> newly elect south jersey governor. >> steve keeley in mercer county, steve, congratulations . i do have my first appoint e and that is chief chef and that is ralph sirill o. he has a deli, caterer here in, business for 50 years. he is in business with his brother. he was open up at 5:30 like he was scheduled to be.

i was impressed you were opened. i was impressed with your sandwiches which are this thick. i thought i had had 6:30 live shot. i ate the prop because i could not wait because i have been starving. we have been out working. i had day off yesterday and i still did eight hours by coming in early to be up here in time, for the big, big storm. >> yes. >> all right. well, you came in. you had no intentions, everybody was telling to you stay off the road. you drove in and said i will open up for business as usual. >> as usual, for 30 years we have been here, three times we ever closed, completely and that was when we had 16 and 20-inch storm. this here my customers will be in as soon as it stops and we will be busy rest of the day. >> reporter: one of your customers plowed the parking lot but since did he that fine job, i said on the air about an hour ago it seems like the heavier snow just started to come down around 6:00 o'clock around the trenton area he will come back and redo the the job because i can see no

more pavement or blacktop. >> it will a accumulate more until it stops but this is i think brunt of it is done. >> i told you to be yourself and first thing you said, can't you guys get the this right? i said isn't it better to air on the side of being wrong, saying if you're prepared for 20 inches only get two. that should make you happy. instead of saying you will get two and you get 20. >> i wish iowas in your business, when you are wrong, everybody is happy because we don't after lot have of snow and easier to get through the the next day. when you are dealing with mother nature anything can happen. i'm happy we will not have it with the big game this week. i don't want to have, 16 to 20 inches of snow stopping my customers from coming in. better to be wrong than right in this situation. >> reporter: i like travel ban in new jersey. they keep traveling but they go through yellow and red lights. >> that is exactly right. >> hopefully in the one of your customers. >> this is it, constant traffic. these are not official vehicles at least official

looking vehicles. official people driving them but is there a smart person slowing down before a red light. as a deli owner, you have a problem with everybody being scared off the road, or being told because you have no rolls to make your award winning sandwiches. >> when we have a state of emergency our guy comes from a distance. you know, being in a business for a long time, you learn how to improvise. we will go pick it up. we will be ready, in april hour or two. anybody that is out, we are ready to go. >> no complaint about 18 hour, not even day old multi grain bread. better than most bread. most people at home use more bread. and they are happy with it as well. you still make a good sandwich. >> we will go through a lot of it every day. right now that bread, you

know, it is like in your house, if you have it for five days, this is day old. it will be all right for right now. if you are hungry, you will eat it. >> reporter: you will be opened for everybody who is hungry. new that we have said you are one of the few people with coffee and fresh food you will be mob. we mentioned dunkin' donuts and that got busy. you are not too angry with with us telling you to prepare for worst and not having the worst. >> not a at all, if i'm here i might as well be busy. i have to work 12 hours today, normal day. >> alex and mike, it is only tv weather for ralph. he has his deli t-shirt on. no hat necessary. light snow. hardly any wind out here in trenton. i will get back to my governor duties and maybe lift entire state of emergency. you know, i succeeded, mike was that dallas cowboys stuff. that is the the bottom. that is it. we give up. we are separating. >> final straw. >> jeffery lurie called and

wow like new his box next fall. well, i guess he is not interested. believe it or not, the governor of the north jersey is calling in three minutes and i'm not calling, governor christie is coming in. >> he is watching. that is what this mens. >> yes, he did tweet us 11 minutes ago, the whole ban has been lifted. >> south of 195 is lifted, it was lifted. >> it is okay to drive around. >> that is why it the is okay for jen fred to drive around. she has a media pass anyway, hi jen. >> so we're in toms river. we're doing something exciting, we're driving backwards. i can tell thaw despite the the fact that the driving ban was just lifted, that the cars, in particular snowplows have been on the road since about 3:00 o'clock this morning. this is what they have been facing. they have been facing conditions on side roads, main roads, and all of those roads

in between. there are roads in this area, we're talking about toms river, route 70. route 37 east, that are complete thely snow covered. i know that we have been, making light of the fact that we didn't get as much as some of the predictions, have indicated, yesterday but i can tell you that the people that are waking up in september rally with and eastern snow conditions to worry about. it is not just snow on the road. i don't know if you can tell but the snow is still falling and steve keeley and jenny joyce has said, it is windy and cold in these areas. so again, it isn't as though we have, you know, 3 feet of snow but certainly if you have to get out, if work wants you to be there, and it might be a little difficult, especially if you live in these area. it will be interesting to go see if new jersey, if they cited anyone for driving, mike and alex, because as i said,

from 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning people were driving. so, i don't think they list toned that travel ban. >> i think, little bit of common sense when it didn't hit, i think it will be okay to drive. >> some people have to go to work. we had to be here. that is why they are on the roads. >> jen, thanks for. that. do you want to see more snow than what we got,. >> david lee miller is in boston. david what are you seeing. >> reporter: i'm seeing a 11 inches of snow. that is the the official figure given just moments ago but there are drifts higher then that. we had sunrise here, a few moments ago and getting our first glimpse. take a look at the the street here. get good idea of the visibility or lack of visibility. not a great deal to see except mound and mound of snow. the as we pan over to boylston street, you will see, that a

caravan of plows and salt, heavy equipment, that down the street for the the past self hours. as fast a as they are clearing the road it continues to snow. three to 4 inches an hour. you still cannot see the blacktop. look at the shoulder. you can see the crew for yourself. a small hundred tane of snow that has been cleared from this intersection. lastly the snow itself is a problem but a along the coastal communities there is a serious issue with flooding. they are experiencing very mild to moderate flooding. they say there could be some serious beach erosion because of that and is there a possibility of mandatory evacuations, in one instance we are told the flooding was so bad that a couple of roads were washed away. a a car was washed away as well. 500 national guard men have been deployed. this may be their first priority going to the coastal area that have have experienced the flooding. right now as i said in the

beginning, 11 inches of snow in boston but this ain't over. we could get, parts of the massachusetts, as much as, 3 feet of snow in this state and in this city this still could be a record breaker, back to you. >> i see streetlights are on are there any power outages at all. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: i didn't hear you. >> there are any power outages at all a. >> reporter: yes, there are. there are some 10,000 people that do not have power and that full another might be a lot higher. it is dry here. it is not real moist, and wet because it is coal. 15 degrees in boston. but along the coastal area the snow is moist, clinging to those power lines bringing them down and those are the a areas where we have a lot of people that do not have electricity and we're told restoring it could take several days. back to you. >> thanks, david lee miller. they are in boston where it is still snowing. they will get five or six more

inches, sue. >> if you are wondering where is our foot of snow, it is in boston. >> we should be grateful. >> should we. >> yeah. >> boston has had world championship in four sports over the last ten years. we have one, the the phillies. now they have our snow. >> they have the boston. >> they are cheaters too the patriots. >> you will recall that the 12 inches was high end of a range of accumulation. here's is what going on. the brunt of the storm where we see bright white from the coast of maine all the way through eastern massachusetts, road island, eastern connecticut and eastern part of the road island. we have snow falling in our area, which could make for tricky travel, of course, it will as we always say, it doesn't take much to make a mess, and we certainly do have have some very light snow

falling in lancaster county, lehigh valley and chester county. snow is very light there. heavier around buckingham and most of bucks county right now, middletown township, bensalem, getting some decent snowfall, it appears from radar this morning. we still have light snow falling in philadelphia, across the the river in pemberton, light snow as well and then we will go down to the jersey shore and we will see light snow, but down around the beaches of delaware. it is the exit strategy of the storm but it is intensifying moving toward the north east. with these bands coming back we are not seeing a lot of snow but we will still be seeing some more. we still have the blizzard warning in effect for places that we just told you that the the snow is the the the worst. winter storm warnings for new york, no longer a blizzard warning in new york city but they still expect a lot of snow. they have 6 inches on the ground in central park and more is falling. here in philadelphia we still expect additional accumulation with our winter weather

advisory continuing through the the rest of the morning and then that includes burlington county, cape may county, i'm sorry, camden county, and bucks and art of, and bucks and the poconos, up there. so yeah, lower snowfall totals than what we saw yesterday but still additional accumulations. closer to two then 4 inches in the philadelphia area. more as you go north and east of us. temperatures, it is really cold outside this morning. there is a lot of cold air around, 26 degrees in philadelphia, and, the in the 20's just about every where else, and now you factor in those wind and the wind chills are in the teens this morning, below zero wind chills. it is brutal the with the cold and whatever snow we do get will be blowing around with these wind. wind gusts in the shore are in the 28 miles an hour range in atlantic city. here is your seven day forecast. we have blowing snow around this morning, and 30 degrees for a high temperature but with those wind, and those gusty wind it is not going to feel like 30 degrees. it will feel colder than that.

tomorrow, breezy, 34 degrees, we have a clipper system coming through late in the day on thursday. that will be not be a morning event. another chance of some snow in the morning on ground hog day which is monday, bob kelly, of next week. please touch museum is opening up at 11:00. lots of kid off school. there is something for them to do. >> if you drop your kid off here the at the station, mike willing take your kid to the please touch museum, when it opens up today at 11:00. >> what a guy. >> pile them up in the news van. >> thanks, bob. >> 476 as you roll through delaware county, all of the pennsylvania major roadways are opened, they have been salted, they have been treated. they are wet. today a lot of the volume, the morning rush hour, it is non-existent a a lot of that depend upon the kids and the school. here's a live look at i-95 right here near philadelphia international airport. the notice the the low ceiling

here but i don't think we have to worry about it. i'll tell you about the airport in a second. 202 through chester county is looking good. debbie a says thanks for reminding all of the drivers to clean off their cars, completely, before they get on the roads. i always end up behind those dingdongs where the snow is falling back on the guy behind you, the snow emergency has been lifted in philadelphia, and so it is okay to park on those snow emergency route. >> we still want to see your picture. >> people are creative. here's one picture. >> of the dog. >> this is from jody, the the most disappointed about the snowfall little radar was hoping for lots of snow to play in. >> cute name. >> a cute little puppy. >> i'm apologize to go jody what am i apologizing about. >> i don't know. >> still something out there. >> when we come back we will talk

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thanks for calling in. >> happy to be here, mike. >> can we drive now in south jersey. >> yes, you can. as of 7:00 a.m. we have lifted travel ban south of i195 so we are ready to have people be able to travel again in the southern part of the state. >> 195 is dividing line. we are showing a picture of it. is there still a lot of snow. >> but no cars. >> right, listen, the the situation is all of the roadways are safe to travel on, we have blowing snow, light blowing snow. quite frankly it will help to have cars on the road, to get the road down to blacktop. i have spoken to our commissioner of the department of new jersey, head of the new jersey turnpike authority, we have been able to get those roads very well cleared and people can now begin to south of 195 to travel. >> and how bad is it in north jersey. >> in north jersey, it is still not nearly as bad as it

was predict but we're attempting to coordinate with our neighbors in new york city and new york state to try to make sure that we lift travel bans at the same time so we don't create bottlenecks whether it is south jersey, north injuries any new york. >> we have decided because of what happened today, we're going to succeed ape make a separate state of south jersey, governor. >> those rumors have been there for a long time. we won't let you, don't worry. >> you won't let us. >> does that mean you still want us. >> you still want us. >> of course, i do, i love south jersey. >> but you you hate coming to philly for eagles game. >> if you were hearing the things they were yelling at me, you wouldn't like it too much. >> we can get kind of tough. people were yelling things at you, governor at eagles game. >> i love eagles fans because they are passionate, you you know, they care deeply about their team, so, you know, i

always love coming to south jersey. my wife is from suburban philadelphia, so, we have a lot of love for the region. >> we will be passionate about the eagles. >> jeffery lurie called this morning and he does want a hug. >> anytime jeffery want a hug i'm happy to give him one. >> we're all kind of embarrassed, you cannot control the weather and all that, yesterday, you came out really strong, you know, about being careful, do you feel, not betrayed, how do you feel. >> listen, they were wrong. this is my sixth winter as the governor of new jersey. we have had storms that were worse than people predicted, less than they were predict and as they predict. it is just the way it goes. when we are dealing with human life and protection of human life i don't think you can ever be too careful. believe me, i was than the thrilled this morning when i may 5:30 a.m. phone call with

people with the snow but it is way it also. it is part of the job. what i said yesterday a at my press conference was let's be careful, monday night and tuesday, so we can make wednesday as productive a day as possible for new jersey and i think that is exactly what will happen. >> i was listening to your press conference yesterday. what was i go to go say, oh, shoot. after you made your comments i came back and said we should call him governor storm, you know, irene, san i, you are get gooding at this. >> listen. my family says exactly the same thing. there has been more of these blizzard, snowstorms, hurricane in the last five plus years since i have been governor. i said yesterday in my press conference is i would have preferred it in the to be that way but it does make us better at this. i think we're very well prepare. that is part of why things are going to be okay this morning in south jersey. >> you so you will be able to

handle any kind of crisis when you are running for president and become running for president of the you had. >> very good try mike. >> we had to. >> you formed a pac. you are going to new hampshire. >> well, listen, i love new hampshire, very pretty place to be in july. >> you going there in vacation. >> he goes up there to get syrup for his french toast. great comment, what is the deal with french toast. >> listen, i have in comment on french toast. >> governor christie thanks for calling in. >> thanks for your hard work we appreciate it. so again, you can drive now, ban has been lifted in south jersey, south of, 195. >> that is the cut off there. >> still having some troubles in north jersey. while you were sleeping facebook went down. >> yeah, it seems that the world was about to end some people felt like it was, social media what do you do. oh, gosh. we will look at this and some reaction on twitter.

you won't believe how people are freaking out. >> you had to go to

welcome back. it is 7:30. still seeing some snow flakes. >> yes, snow showers around certain portions of our viewing area, and it is windy

a as well temps are in the 20's but wind chills in the teens. bus stop buddy is bunled up, this morning. snow boots on as well, even though it is not a lot of snow out there. some schools are going in late this morning. it is a complete list of school delays, school closings, et cetera on my fox philly.com just click on the weather tab. we have a three out of ten. still tough to get around many in place these morning. here is a look at the storm. is there snow in philadelphia and areas to the east of us but very light snow showers, the to the west of the city, but a pretty sharp cut off. we said that word a lot of times yesterday between the heavy snow and not so much. 27 degrees, in philadelphia factor in the 13 miles an hour wind and we have a wind chill of 16. sunrise at 7:14. we will get to 30 degrees today. we have snow this morning. we may see sunshine this afternoon. keep in mind that the wind will stay gusty all afternoon

long and so 30 degrees will feel like it is a lot colder, and we've got a look at 17 degrees tonight, with clear skies, and then some of those suburbs we will see single digits in the overnight hours. that is a look at your weather authorized forecast and a explanation bob kelly of just what happened with this storm. >> there you go. >> 7:33. good morning. live look, hello to the shaders, maple shade, new jersey, a live look at route 73, just off of fox meadow as we just mentioned as we heard from the governor, the travel ban has been lifted for south the jersey. south of the i195 corridor. we got word it will be lifted, statewide, at is 11:00 o'clock. here's route 37 in voorhees. one of the reasons it is in the lifted north of i195 is right here, a live look, this is the gang heading north bound, it is on your right.

so south of that i195 corridor which is exit number 7ao new jersey turnpike they did have a plow train go through but that doesn't mean road are cleared and ready to go. it will take sometime to get that rock salt and that brine to get to work. live look at the schuylkill expressway looking good. no problems in or out of the city of schuylkill, i-95 or 476. the the snow emergency has been lifted here in philadelphia a, it is okay to park any where in philadelphia a. there is in least distributions at all. if you are heading out, lot have of folks don't like to drive in the snow. you really want to get where you are going to day. two big work horses are the best bets. market frankford lines. no a and b service. broad industry subway has been running all night long. regional rail lines are running on a sat the day schedule. it is a big difference from a week day schedule. make sure you have the times right. there is in services on the cynwyd line this morning. septa bus routes there are some on the detour through manayunk and through

roxborough, yes, michael? >> mr. kelly. >> yes. >> the governor just tweeted us again, governor christie, whole state, ban has been lifted. >> right now. >> as of right now. >> as of of right now, governor listen to us talking knows we're on the air. go a ahead you are good to go and drive but just use some caution. i showed thaw live traffic camera what the new jersey turnpike looks like. it is not plowed yet, north of i195. so use some caution if you are stretching out of the front door. the septa bus routes that will change as well for the the better a as we go through the day. new jersey transit, however still service suspended, statewide on the trains, buses and light rails. when we will get back on track with njt. >> a lot of new jersey people are watching this morning, sarah goes, by the way, i grew up in atlantic county. anything north of us is north

jersey. it is a different state. right, sarah. how about this from andre who watches every day. hi andre. governor christie trying to get cool points by calling into good day philadelphia we still remember you celebrating with the cow girls, eagles never forget. >> oh, my gosh. >> showing a little love. >> yes. >> here's another big update, philadelphia international airport is now opened, however, crews are now continuing to work to clear those runways and taxiways because until the airlines resume their normal operations. >> all of the flight coming into philadelphia were canceled a and what did they say domino effect. >> it is opened but there is not much going on there but there is still travelers that may report. we will check with chris murphy. he is there. >> it is teaming with excitement. >> so many people. >> is he there. >> look at this. >> there he is. >> great shot. i mean on toes goodness thinks terminal d.

>> it lies i can the twilight zone. >> a major airport like philly international just like this. >> that is the walkway that goes to the train and baggage claim. >> thinks -- this is security. you know how long security normally taking, on a normal tuesday morning. >> walk up here take a look at this. >> it makes you wanting to somewhere. >> these agent have been just sitting around. let me show you why it is so quiet. these are departures for domestic flights. as you will notice, all of the carriers have canceled flights, except for dealt a dealt ace only major airline operating right now. just a couple minutes ago the second one down, they have departed, for atlanta they are fly to detroit in atlanta that is about it. now as you look at this, u.s. airways, southwest, all the

way around they will start resume this have afternoon and evening. but what an erie feeling here. >> i have never seen it like this ever. it is weird. >> we have an update, so delta airlines is operating in most flights, southwest trying to resume a full schedule this afternoon. united, air canada hoping to get some this evening. jet blue still all flights canceled, frontier all flights canceled. it is just i'm sure we will have these on our web site. >> they have to get the planes back here from other cities. >> is he still there? >> chris? >> crazy to see that board in all of the red. >> all of the red canceled. >> i have never seen the airport like that even in the middle of the night, there is people walking around what was that movie, when tom hanks was in the airport. >> we should do a re-creation of terminal. >> thanks, chris. facebook, instagram, went

down last night for just a few minutes overnight, but that didn't stop people from really going crazy, they had to jump on twitter and react to no instagram no facebook. did you feel desperate?

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well, looking at the airport, not a lot of activity, delta airlines they say they are operating only right new but i don't see how they could. they are trying to clear off the runway and taxiways. >> would i imagine the runways are in good shape but the planes are still in other cities, they have to get here, you you know, they will be backup and running by afternoon once they get their planes into philadelphia. >> by evening things will be back to normal. >> i would say so, yes. >> did you see this last night, facebook, down. >> yes. >> and instagram went down too. >> it was. >> a lot of people were, of course, they are addict, right. you cannot get in. you are like what is happening. >> you two were still sleeping. i love my social media.

imagine being will be out of it. they are taking the the blame. social media site was down for about one hour, the the most people were sleeping when it happened but users across the country dealt with the outage. the facebook, instagram service, also not accessible and any inn convene yen was also in the uk, asia and australia a according to the facebook statement it was caused by a technical glitch. it was not a sign's tack. everyone relax. this group lizard squad has gotten a tension for on line antics. they are claiming responsibility for the outage. we are all back in business. can you imagine this show without social media? i can't. >> we will have to shut down. >> that is what makes the show great the when people comment and we respond. >> i don't mine if facebook went down. i could careless about facebook. >> we have a lot of viewers that tell me, i am still on facebook, we're here, commenting. >> twitter is so easier. >> i will be more careful with

my facebook. kim june unis not involved in any of this. >> just a little technical glitch. everybody be calm. we're back in action. >> good to know. >> ten years ago we didn't have have have any of this. we would have been freaked out. what did happen here. we thought we would be waking up to 6 inches of snow. how did we end up with just a couple inches. sue and caitlin, they have left the country. no, they are going to explain exactly what happened here. i mean, reporters in new york, by the way, the travel restrictionness new york city just lifted about three minutes ago too. so, there is a surprise too they don't have much sn

we love from but is what going on in your neighborhood. still snowing in willow grove. clean the car off in five minutes it is cover again. so snow is still falling in the area. you need to use caution as you go out and about. we have a few areas where there is, brighter white not as bad as it is with the bull's eye of the storm, brunt of it going to new england, this morning, speaks legs i boston area. here west of the city, very

light, flurries, as we go to montgomery county. we are seeing heavier snow in trent on. we still do a additional accumulations, not massive accumulations but we will get maybe another inch or so and you can see, just across the river in new jersey. we are getting snow a as well. we will go down to the new jersey shore and in some cases, as we mentioned it is sideways snow because of the win. here's the the center of the storm. still off the new jersey coast. as it continues to move north it will intensify but for us, minimal accumulations, certainly, the range on the low end of the range is that we were add just continuing throughout the day yesterday. watches and warnings, continue, the winter storm warning is, all this is white here. new york city is in the the winter storm warning but they have lifted the blizzard warning. they are not seeing the wind that they did. that is reserved for boston area for us we're in the winter weather advisory,

burlington county, camden county, new jersey, philadelphia and montgomery and bucks counties as well. so, expected snowfall totals, several more inches when all is said and done. we may have have 4 inches or as little as two in the philadelphia area. just as we said yesterday it depend where these snow band set up. temperatures in the 20's. wind chills in the teens this morning. we will get to 30. wind make it feel more sport is the clipper system coming in thursday night possibly snowing into friday morning and sunday night into monday morning another possible snow event. that would last into groundhog day. that is the seven daze forecast. the that is a look ahead. new we will check with caitlin roth. so many people off today. will school is off. they are wondering where are the big amounts of snow. >> thanks, sue. it is snowing outside, it has been overnight but these flurries are not amounting to anything. the the reason is the storm could not make it as far west as philadelphia area.

we knew we were on the southwestern edge of this monmouth storm that is causing tons of problems with these blizzard conditions in new england but what happened was the storm just stay far enough east to not impact our area it is impacting parts of the new jersey but unfortunately a trough to the wednesday moved it out of the way. that storm could not get a as far west as we anticipated. when the storm cannot get that far west it means that it cannot spread its snow in, as quickly as would you think. so it took a while to develop this far west ward, the bans that we did sianni therefore, our window closed on snow accumulations. we have a system to the west of thaws kick it out. we have slower development. we have dry air to overcome. we did not anticipate this much drying at the the low levels, mean you see all of the snowfall and those big fat flakes cannot amount to much here. we had a lot to overcome. we could not due to the system towards the west. shorter window to accumulate.

us here in philadelphia we knew living on the edge would be a risk. unfortunately or fortunately it didn't amount to much. probably a inch or two in the philadelphia area. that being said not many people the on the roads because it is a snow day for them and that is probably a good thing. even an inch or so will cause some problems. for that, to give us more on that we will head inside to bob kelly, good morning. >> good morning. we've got a bagel and hot coffee for you. good morning, everybody. we will take a look around town here, depend ing upon where you begin and end your trip a little bit of everything. we have a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia right by the stadium area. we are good to go. no problems or delays at all, the brine, salt, blue route looking good from saint david down to i-95. good morning to the conshohocken curve, schuylkill expressway in conshohocken, again, opened for business with no problems or delays. however, even though the travel ban has been lifted, in all of new jersey, just use some caution. here's a live look, at the the

and here comes one tractor trailer. well, i have only seen one plow truck, you mr. train, head south on the turnpike. further's above here, it is, dicey. look at the poor vision built up here. up though the travel ban has been a lifted, give them a chance to clean the road. get that salt down and brine down and get it plowed g news from new jersey transit. here we go. light rail services will resume any minute at 8:00 o'clock. bus services are already operating with limited services. number transit railroads will resume later on this afternoon have after they do a full inspection of the railroad. mike and alex, back over to you. if you do have to travel up into new york for a meeting or something we are looking to take you up their life. they did get quite a bit of wind and snow. >> yes, this is video from

earlier. we will show you what it is looking like right now. we will check with how the airport is doing, a lot of cancellations but we know that the airport itself is opened, we will see how the delays are going or when those flights will start backup. going or when those flights will start backup. >> not a plane in

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not one plane alex. >> i thought things were moving out there but no. >> okay. >> there is nothing shaking at the airport. >> wish full thinking. >> mess of the airlines say they will be backup and running just afternoon time. >> yep, some afternoon, some this evening. so, it is going to slowly start to pick up a little bit later. >> i have a question, and maybe pilots or people, who are at the the airport, where are all of the planes, do they just all fly to other cities? do they take them to hangers and protect them.

>> other cities and hangers i would assume. >> we have to get all of these planes back into philadelphia so you can fly out and supposedly mid afternoon to evening time. >> yes, it is a process. >> in new jersey, they said that the state workers don't have to go to work today. even though the conditions, you can probably faux to work. >> some schools are still closed today, or a delay. what do you do all day. >> well, you watch movies. >> of course,. >> new york daily news compiled the list of the top movies featuring snow to keep up with the snow theme. i guess we don't have it outside you want it on your movie screen. here's within of our favorites, groundhog day. >> that had snow. >> i'm reliving the same day over and over again. >> bill. >> bill. >> did you have deja vu, to this length. >> i don't think so but i can

chick with the kitchen. >> it is ground hog day. >> of course, it is coming up, isn't it. >> that would be february the second, right, sue. >> it is monday. >> monday. >> so this would be fitting, it is timely. >> maybe we will send you to gobbler's knob where punxsutawney phil will sees or in the see his shadow. that was a good movie. andy mcdowell was that her name. >> yes. >> so this next one had to make a list. i'm assuming you ebb know what i'm talking about. the just play it. >> ♪ do you want to build a snow man ♪ >> yes, frozen, that had to make a list. >> yes you better believe it. >> it is been honorary pete, just staying home today. >> do you know another one, that my kids like, ice age. >> the the precursor to

frozen. >> that is true. >> this one is pretty too. >> ice age we just last week played a little bit of the shining there was a lot of snow. >> that is a a good one. >> the m aze was running through. one i remember because it was snowing heavily in this movie, diehard two. do you remember? they were at the airport there was snow every where. that was so stupid. >> how about this one it is a wonderful life. >> every time a bell rings. >> yes. >> hey, sue. is that little kid, would she still be alive. >> yes. >> i saw her reese evenly on tv. >> yes, she's an older woman now, she was giving memories of filming that move which jimmy stewart. >> and the the wife of jimmy

stewart, donna read, is donna reid still a alive. >> look at that, alex, we have made it to 8:00 o'clock. >> good day, it is tuesday, january the the 27th, i didn't call my sister kathleen yesterday. >> you better get on it a lot of things i didn't do yesterday, tuesday, january january 27th, january 15. >> reporter: we are in the state capitol of new jersey and state here just lifted its travel ban, and among the others in this state, our very own jennifer joyce who is from cherry hill but down in the atlantic city. jenny, it looks like the snow is not as bad as it was you will get shopping in at the outlet stores at the walk. >> reporter: you are following my twitter page, thanks, steve keeley, i might just do that. it is still snowing in atlantic city. probably more than an inch. it is cold, quincy, what do you have.

i am at cheltenham and ogontz in west oak lane. it is like west ghost lane. >> where are all of the people. >> i guess everybody took the day off. >> we will fine some people, here, jen what are you doing. what are you doing. >> we've had governor chris christie on the show. we are in trenton. we are in atlantic city. so what else new jersey could we do? ladies and gentlemen, sea side heights, yes, i'm looking for j wow. >> by the way, jen i saw your tweet while lou for j wow, you are j wow. jennifer fredrick just tweeted governor christie gave us props for our hard work. we just sit here. >> we're out there in the field and snow. where is my shout out. >> that is why we're a team we are all a working hard together. >> well, kind of.

>> it is snow right now, look at that. >> every snow flakies different. >> so truth. >> it true. >> just like all of us, each of us, we're like a snow flake, we're all different. >> i have more flakes in my hair. >> yes. >> it is snowing right now. >> it is snowing at fourth and market. >> it is slippery in spots as we always say. >> real quickly here can i just say, look at that, it is snowing. >> i know. >> but oh, never mind. >> we will get to the weather right now. >> yes. >> welshing we have maybe another inch or so on the way throughout the rest of the morning. three out of ten is your number. the bus stop buddy, school busies there for some kidding nothing late today. two her delay. maybe your school is closed maybe a complete list on my

fox philly.com. we have them scrolling at the bottom of the screen there. it is coal. temperatures in the 20's. the wind chills are in the teens. there is where the storm is right now. we have band of snow moving through at your area including philadelphia. we will closely there. visibility is not great right now. 27 degrees. the with the snowfalling, it is foggy out there. 16 degrees is the wind chill right now and we will get to a high of 40 degrees. we may see some sun, before the day is through, and then really cold tonight with clear skies, temperatures plunge into the teens, and in some cases, the single digits in some of the suburbs. that takes care of your fox cast for today. we will go into more depth on what is going on but bob kelly, you are looking at a very snowy roadway. >> yes i am. good morning everybody. 80:00 . live look at the the new jersey turnpike at exit 7a this is dividing line about an hour ago.

all of the traffic and travel restrictions and ban have been lifted in all have of new jersey. just be careful. here's an example of what the turnpike looks like right here near exit 7a. before you pull out of the driveway no matter where you are pulling out of of, make sure you clean all of the snow off of the car whether it be a light broom or a scraper there get it off the hood, trunk, windshield and then be careful because the roads even though they have lifted the travel ban there is still snow on the roadway. look is i-95 near broad street. this is on the the southbound side heading town towards philly international. blue route, roads are wet the but passable and we have had light volume so far this morning. check this out from my fellow harry donahue. check this out, no backups on fifth avenue new in naples. i-95 near betsy ross bridge. >> i know harry, he is great.

>> he is down there on a little golf trip. >> is he still on the radio. >> no, he is not. i miss all philadelphia public and parochial schools are, and then he would pause, and say closed. >> closed this morning. >> i still watch his golf show. >> he has a cool golf show and great guy, we miss him on the radio in the morning. good news for new jersey transit, light rail service a has resumed, bus serve is operate nothing new jersey, limited and the major railroad, will resume later on, this afternoon, mike and alex back over to you. all of new jersey the travel ban has been lifted by the governor. >> the governor is active on twitter. if you don't have to drive this morning, don't do it. when it comes to transit, south jersey busies operating with a modified service. things are slowly coming back down here. >> check their web site the at new jersey transit.com. >> boom. >> steve keeley is in mercer county, steve, what is going on. the it is still snowing where

you are. >> reporter: it is rather loud because there is a guy with a snow blower. that is what cirigliano has at the his house. he has one of those babies with the traction it this guy is doing a good job. i don't know if you and alex read travel ban but did you see section k, news vehicles exempt from the travel ban. we are special. usually they say you are reporting a travel ban and you guys are out on the road looking stupid. it is our job to inform you and show you why not to travel. hamilton road here, that runs between hamilton and trenton, i don't know, he is going to shoot me with snow. get hit with a little plow this year, big plow last year. i was trying to break language barrier and explain to him while he is blowing one side at a time. he got it. we have kevin richardson here.

old time sidewalk shoveler. he has his bucket of salt and old school tin and wooden shovel there. none of those new thin showers from house to house. >> i have about zero customers. >> how long have you been out. >> since 5:00 this morning. >> a lot of people are disappointed because they are not going to make as much money but if you had to shovel 20 inches instead of 4 inches maybe we got max maybe you wouldn't be standing straight upright the now. >> this is enough snow for me. everything counts. >> reporter: thinks enough to make money but not enough to hurt your back. >> right, right, i agree with that. >> reporter: you going through your salt. >> yes i have to reload up on that. >> reporter: we don't want to hold you up. >> god bless you. >> reporter: not only to we violate the travel ban but we violate the parking badge. no smoking when snow is on the way look at our truck.

i was than the ignoring you last time my ear box ran out of battery juice. had i known you would interview the governor i would have told mike to say this to the governor. hey governor, steve keeley stayed in trenton, last night, and that makes you two guys tied for most nights in trenton in 2015 with one each. >> reporter: where does governor christie stay at night. >> reporter: some other state. he is campaigning unofficially. that was the joke, mike. yesterday's news conference was in newark, close to his personal house in mendham. rarely does he stay at governor's mansion at drum track it is how you pronounce it, mike. >> really, okay. >> thank you governor keeley of the great state of south injuriesy governor elect. >> should we stay in south jersey and go to atlantic city. >> i say we do that. jenny joyce is there. hey jenny what is it looking like right now.

>> reporter: hi, guys, yeah, it is still light snowfall here and it is sticking on the ground. we are not seeing several inches, or deeper or anything like that but we are seeing maybe a little bit over an inch of snowfall. i came across this very nice man. he is not making any monday which his shovel today. he says he is dock this out of the goodness of his heart. tell me more. i have seen worser then this. >> why did you want to come out here. >> i'm a good person. people need help, you know, like i said before we had worser than that. but it will come back to me in the long run. >> reporter: it will be paid back for sure. what has been your territory so far. i necessity there is not the that much to shovel. >> between atlantic avenue and pacific avenue knew but i'm about to walk down to ventnor that is where a a lot of people will get stuck and businesses will will try to open up, regardless. i will try it down there.

>> reporter: let's see do you your thing. lets satisfaction how you shovel. this is how you shovel an inch of snow, yes. good work out. thank you so much. have a a great day. thanks for being ate great person. >> i heard you say great movie day, that is for sure, teachers who main got called up the at home last night. it stinks. you had may have to make it up at the even of the year. it is what it is, guys. a lot of people though are tweeting more movies, snow day, the day after tomorrow, they are like there is so many great movies we can watch. >> snow day was perfect. >> it was great to see gary matthews again. i wonders what happened since he retired from baseball. it is 8:00 # some are you cuddling up. oh, yeah. that is one good thing about the snow. snow has singles looking for love on craigs list. >> yes. love on craigs list. >> yes. >> these are real ads

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see, snow showers is continuing, and breaking down is what left of this aggravating snowstorm and in many aspects, in many respects, it was and still is, and it should end by noon. tapering west to east. much lower snowfall totals than originally plan. windy all day, blowing, whatever snow we get, all over the place, for us, wind gusting as high as 30 miles an hour. next storm is a clipper system for thursday night and friday morning. we will worry about that once the rest of this is out of there. we are filling in with snowfall in some parts of the south jersey a and metro area as well but look at this, guys, this is long island, a place called mattatalk has 24.8 inches of snow.

that is the high et cetera total we can find. let's jump out to the west of us, just light flurries. we will have move closer to the metro area and around trenton area, middletown, warminster, buckingham a lot of bucks county seeing decent snowfall and additional accumulation and in shamong, there is snow falling, not piling up, heavily but additional accumulation, so, storm is right off the coast of new jersey and continues to intensify as it moves, towards the northeast. temperatures are very cold. make sure you have layers on because we have temperatures in the 20's and wind chills in the teens this morning. is there your blizzard warning that continues, in the the place that he is are highlighted in red here in philadelphia where we're under a winter storm warning, pretty much for the rest of the morning. we will get to a high of 30 degrees but doesn't feel like it because it will be so windy all day licensing so keep your guard up and a couple more problems, possible thursday night into friday,

sunday night into monday, which is groundhog day. so that is a look ahead at your seven day forecast, bob kelly, it is still slow in a lot of place these morning. >> don't let it fool you, open up the front door saying where is a all that snow. it is slippery. anything that looks wet, could bized over and then below, that dusting, and, and layer of ice, and this is southbound lanes of i95 anyone leaving heading south look out that left lane is block. good morning to gladwynn. live look at the schuylkill, gladwynn, gulph mills, no problems or delays at all. the schuykill is wet, it is opened but in new jersey as we mentioned the travel ban has been lifted, but just be careful because here's a live look at i295, and again, we will still have some snow coming down: the roads are wet. rock salt doing its job. no problems, 422, 202 working

toward king of prussia, new jersey transit, they are back into gear here. light rail service had has resume, bus services operating, and the big training will be operating later on this afternoon. mike and alex, back to you. >> got a tweet here saying new england is being punish because they cheat todd get in the super bowl. >> some people say this was a deflated storm. >> nice one. >> good. >> and new york. >> and new york didn't get punish as bad because they are not cheaters they are just bad a at football will but they don't cheat. the isn't that accurate. did you see time lapse video from brooklyn. look at this, that is brooklyn, one of the 25 bureaus in new york, look at the storm, it came in yesterday after noon and then into the evening. >> even some music witt. >> covered with snow it is odd because this particular storm

didn't have music with it. >> i wonder if brian yenis do you hear music brian, out there in new york city. >> reporter: i hear this music in my ear right now, it sound very suiting. >> peaceful. >> i can tell you are on sixth avenue at forty-eighth street, what are you seeing. >> reporter: i'll seeing, well, really back to normal. things are back to normal. snow has been falling a little bit now really blowing over but things are back to normal here. travel ban has been lifted in new york state and new jersey. just moments ago. mta, subway, buses will start going. except for long island they got hit hard, parts of the long island is still under that blizzard warning and in traveling there but things are getting back to normal. plows have been able to do their work because there hasn't been blizzard conditions. road are pretty clear. they just had a press conference and look insuring governor cuomo was questioned about whether or not they should have done this ban and what not. they say they were just doing

what they had to do, better to be safe than sorry. they also said that they will invest in their own, weather forecast system. >> wow. >> state of the art, which kind of seems like a little slide against the the national weather service, and, and, and, and,. >> i would say that is a big slight. >> get your own weather people. >> we will see, i didn't get to see, it is kind of tone that they were taking in but he want their own weather system but forecasters do the the best they can. >> well, he was very stern too at his press conference and probably a little bit embarrassed. >> i think a lot of people are. >> it is better to be safe than sorry. we don't want it to be the other way around. >> reporter: we had cars all over the place but go ahead. >> speaking of cars, brian. i don't know if i have ever

seen sixth avenue without a cab going by. a cab has not gone by. >> we definitely have seen cabs, we have seen four or five or six in the last half an hour people are starting to come out more. would i expect so, because school is canceled too. business can start happening sooner rather than later. >> thanks a lot. >> empire is on tonight. >> today is tuesday. >> tomorrow night. >> okay. em fire. >> there is so much celebrities that are on empire. every week is there somebody new. niomi campbell was on last time. >> i hard a a list movie star wants to be on empire, and they find him. >> yes. >> we will tell you who. >> kim kardashian, of course, everybody talking about the ads, she has to have her own ad in the super bowl. here's is what different about this. she mocks herself. we will show you the reality queen, super bowl ad before the big game. >> i can't believe she agreed to do this.

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and it involves kim kardashian. >> you have to see this. >> all right. >> i'm kim. each month, millions of gigs of unuse data air taken back by wireless companies, tragic. seeing thaw paid for it and it can be usedded to seeing my makeup, my backhand, my outfits, my vacations. and, my outfits. sadly, all lost, please, help save the data. >> that is pretty funny. >> good for her. >> it is good she's able to make fun of herself. >> that is great. >> you know, she did a super bowl commercial, three or four years ago, that was sketchers, do you remember the shoes. >> yes. >> i'm sure this isn't her first. >> yes. >> that was pretty good qued owes kim to you. >> see my outfits, and my outfits. >> and my vacations. >> and my outfits. >> let's see quincy a's outfit. last time we put him outside in the storm, he wasn't dressed properly. >> he had a hat this time.

>> you know, i a had my hat, sue serio's hat, watch the delay, i'm here in mt. airy this guy behind me is shoveling snow, he is mad, he doesn't want to talk to me. but yeah, it is, people are still, one guy had a top on his butt but i'm trying to find people in mount a airy. his butt but i'm trying to find people in mount a airy. i will fine people after

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cool storm, bor. >> yes. >> this is from tracie, this is my neighborhood in willingboro. >> it is a pretty picture. >> that is a nice picture. >> we still have some snow falling throughout the area. it is not a lot, it is in the piles and piles of snow but it is still out there. things are slippery. some schools are going in two hearst late. buddy bundled up.

temperatures in the 20's. wind chills in the teens this morning. we have a three out of ten in our, weather by the numbers. and mess of it, philadelphia eastward but a little bit of snow out to the west and southwest. poor visibility at the the airport where it is 27, getting to a high of 30. windy all day long. tonight we are down to 17 in the city. even colder in some of our suburbs. so even after the snow end and that should be by the even of the morning the wind will stay with us all day licensing so that takes care of tuesday in your fox cast. we will look a head to what is up next when our next possibility of snow is, coming up in just a few minutes, bob. >> good morning, sue. good morning. 8:31. a live look at 422, in problems at all coming from royersford and through collegeville, the road are wet but with the low temps and wet roads is there always that possibility that the untreated surfaces, could have that icy glaze, and had make things slippery are, for our ride in this morning.

downtown philadelphia, here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway and vine street expressway. and as we go to the map updating septa bus system they are operating on a regular schedule. there are nine bus routes on a detour. they are normal ones through roxborough, manayunk. amtrak, service still suspended though, between new york, and boston and they have reduced services between new york, and washington on the northeast corridor. new jersey transit, they are rolling on the light rails, bus services are starting, to kickback in and regroup here with the delays and they will have the whole regional rail, new jersey rail system on that northeast corridor up and running hopefully by later this afternoon. if you are heading out of the city and do in the want to drive today market frankford line or broad street subway, no problems at all coming from the burbs into downtown. alex, back over to you. >> you know we have this new thing that we're doing called q street. we will send quincy out on the

street asking questions. everybody this morning is talking about the snow and lack thereof. so what are they saying, quincy. >> i told you guys, i could not find anybody. i found this man, jr wilkins. you ran outside your house and saw we were on tv. >> thank you for watching. >> that is what i do. >> you retired from the post office but you weren't inside. you were inside. >> i was a clerk. >> are you mad about the weather. >> not at all. >> this is okay to you. >> all right for me. >> were you expecting more snow, would you have been happy with more snow. >> when i looked out and saw there was no, it wasn't like they expected, either way, i'm okay with it. >> let us know. >> let it snow. >> how are you doing. >> we want it to snow. >> we wanted it to snow. >> jr, thank you. i like your fur. maybe we can switch jackets.

>> thinks a barber shop. you're opened, surprisingly. i'm surprised because sometimes people close. how are you doing sir is what your name. >> herb samson. >> you guys are opened today. >> yes, well, you know, we're self em ployed here and if i took a day off and got paid, i wouldn't have come out this this stuff but we have an obligation to open up. >> so herb is looking to cut some people. is what your name. >> brian. >> brian, you cut hair. did you think about close to go day. >> no, the bills don't stop. >> hold on one second, we're on tv. >> okay. >> yeah, you're watching, is what your name, sir. >> okay, prince is watching fox 29 live right now he wants to say hello to everybody. where are you on your way too. >> back home to my therapy.

>> you had to get a fresh cut. >> fresh cut. >> nothing wrong with that. >> people are still here, people are out, herb wants to cut somebody. if you need a haircut, come see herb. >> yes, sir. >> i'm hitting the streets. i will be outside next hour. i'm freezing. i may stay in. if i had some hair would i let you cut me. >> can dough something. >> can do you anything with this. >> i can do something when it grow back. >> about two weeks. >> thanks, guys. >> back to you in the studio. >> quincy, you could get a fresh cut maybe. >> we will check with him on q street. but everybody is talking about how face back and instagram were down, on a international level. it was for almost an hour this morning, coming up, we will tell you the social media melt downs thaw missed, people were frequenting out, hilarious while were you sleeping. of course, also keep your pictures coming, this is one

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we have a message for you, so q, stop by lead middle school, we're outside. lead middle school, i think is in mt. airy. >> it is on east mount pleasant avenue. >> yes, it is in mt. airy. >> they need some help. >> get over there and help. >> where did our snow go. it went north bound and it is up in boston. >> david lee miller is still outside in it, how is it going right now. >> it is still snowing. >> reporter: it is still snowing and it had has been since midnight. it is snowing at a good rate, up to 4 inches per her in

parts of the state. we just got the official word, that in boston, alone, they say, 11 inches of snow has fallen, other parts of the state, have had as much a as 25 inches. you can take a a look, over my shoulders, this is downtown boston during rush hour, a major intersection and you can see mounds and mound of snow from the plow trucks and even though streets are plowed every few minutes, the the newly fallen snow is clearly visible. this is a city that still has a great deal to accomplish when it comes to clearing the streets. the as for the power situation, that has grown dire. now there are more than 20,000 people in massachusetts who do not have electricity. there are multiple reports that the electricity is off completely, off completely on the island of nantucket, power companies are saying restoring the juice will take most instances, many instances,

several days, complicating things, very high wind, and in nantucket they say, that hurricane force wind, gusts have have been recorded in excess of over 74 miles an hour. so right now the storm continues, and the the temperature, it is still, 15 degrees, the visibility, very, very low, behind me, the the public library, for boston, it is a good day to curl up with the book, unfortunately, the the library, like most places in town, not only today. >> i know you are mentioning piles of snow and pure outages. what about the flooding, is there still flooding issues in some areas. >> reporter: there is very serious flooding issues in the coastal area. we had high tides at four; that caused some flooding, moderate, to serious flooding,

and there are reports had to be evacuated. one car we are told washed away. the next concern when it comes to the flooding is going to be at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. that is the next high tied. there is some 500 national guardsmen who have been deployed at one of their tasks might ab cyst continuing people with the flooding that is a a serious and it appears to be a growing problem. >> all right, david lee miller, thank you for that. >> this is in the their first. they had had had he said 10,000 people without power. now the number a has double. it will be at least a couple days. >> i would imagine into the weekend especially on nantucket. he is standing right there where boston marathon end. what a difference the way it looks today. okay. we have to get to jen fred, she's out and about. where are you right the now. >> reporter: she's in new jersey because i wanted to check out the the new jersey

shore, the road here still are covered. we will go, and show you a couple place necessary

you know, willie nelson is known to smoke. he thinks there are blue skies. >> yes. >> we might see blue skies tomorrow though. >> that is true. >> sunnies speaksed to be out later today. i took a page out of your book. this morning as i was walking in i took some pictures, hanging out on the street. >> yes. >> this is my photo essay. >> no. >> i have a couple pictures. but first, i came in, and i saw just stuff that was trying to scrape what was the on the parking lot there. a little bit of snow. the noise was so close to the ground i said my gosh. >> it was metal on blacktop. >> it hurt your ears. >> yes. >> it woke people up too. >> what about this one getting close to the station, this is what they are using to get snow out. just a little brush. two guys out there. >> they are using that little will brush. >> that little will broom. >> to sweep up the broomy said

really guys. >> i think this will do it. >> that was a quick job. >> they need to get to wal-mart and get a shovel he said i don't want to be out here shoveling these piles have of snow, i would take this little brush any day. >> i will tell how got the some snow was jersey shore, of course, people were worried about beach erosion and all that. so jen, it looks like you are in seaside heights, is that a accurate. >> a many in seaside heights, more specifically pelican island. i am will's sure you know that area in particular. we have ventured out to the main road. we have been driving up and down central new jersey and along the coast, we have seen this, cars on the road, but plenty of snow as well. even though the fact thaw do see, snow piles and such, the the roads are still pretty covered up. what we're doggies we're on the edge of toms river township but people getting to work and school, that need to go along route 37, east and

west they are seeing a ton of snow. we have seen people on these side road really shoveling out because if you are looking at what is happening here on the the main red like 37, you can only imagine what is going on the side roads. the the snow trucks haven't even touched them. as we were coming up we went through in mount laurel, route 70, major routes in and around, central side red. you can see even though this was tested one time by a plow, it is still hungs of snow. do you see the wind. the snow is still happening. i understand why governor chris christie, lifted the travel ban but i can tell you that these cars, these people, these residents are still going to have something to deal with this morning, guys. >> watch out, folks. this is interesting. valentines day is coming up, if you are going through a

divorce, valentines day is the worst if you broken up. where is this, san francisco zoo, they offer the perfect revenge, how you can get back at your x with the help of some creepy crawlers. the opposite of acute penguin. we are getting more pictures looker at that. >> that is real funny i survived the blizzard of 2015. >> haha. >> it is funny. >> here's another one. can't wait to play in the snow for the first time, stella. >> stella a, stella. >> have fun, stella. >> he is sending picks in. >> here's another one better to shovel then go to school. >> that is adorable. >> yes, posing. being. >> keep your pictures coming. >> facebook, twitter, instagram, use that hash to go fox 29.

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winter storm is still around, a major impact in new england and long island, seem to be the hardest hit by this storm but we're still seeing impacts in new jersey, central part of new jersey, and philadelphia area, it is snowing likely in olde city. on you to the west we are seeing flurries, and then we will see, places like bucks county, and montgomery county where we see some light, but study snow. all of our snow is light this morning. the as we said here in the sit a cross the river down the the atlantic city expressway probably light snow falling just enough to make it an additional coating or inch of accumulation depending where you are. low pressure system continues,

its trek toward the north east. it will be with us a lit while longer with snow. winter weather advisory continues. winter storm warning areas in white and as that storm moves up the coast, blizzard warnings continue as well where it is a pretty serious situation. here's our winter weather advisory in philadelphia and we are expecting maybe a few more inches of snow, these numbers are down a lot from yesterday as far as way the storm ended, playing out, and not finish just yet. we have much colder temperatures around today, temperatures in the 20's, wind chills in the teens and wind speeds up there as well so we will be watching wind gusts of 18, 22, 29 miles an her and that will cause blowing and drifting. even if it is just a little bit of snow that fell there will be blowing and drifting going on. that is today. tomorrow we will get a break, sunny. next storm we are watching tuesday night, i'm sorry, thursday night into friday morning. the this is tuesday.

thursday night into friday morning. we will keep an eye on that one. it looks like bob, it will be a clipper. >> another clipper, good morning. 8:54 on this tuesday morning. here we go live look at 202, good morning. no problems or delays. the roads are wet. your bridges, overpass, fit looks wet, temps below freezing. the there is potential for icy spots out there here's live look at the blue route 476 no problems at all. we have wean light volume this morning. the that is 202 again. septa gave us an update. they are running on a regular week did he asked. they are the the normal ones with the detour. roxborough, manayunk. however with amtrak services still suspended between new york and boston and they have a reduced service schedule between new york and washington, d.c. alex, back over to you. >> so we will take a live look now, the atlantic city, new

jersey to see that snow is coming down, we will have more on this storm and how much snow we can expect to sianni also for some why we didn't get as much as we expected. this winter, experience something new in new york state. from the exciting slopes of catamount. to the soothing spa at the gideon putnam resort, to hours of fun exploring the strong, the nation's museum of play. you can find something for everyone with the i love ny app. so plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com/winter, or with the i love ny app.... and see what's next

get everybody starting to come out of their homes, go back to work, and, you know, things are getting back to normal. it is in the as bad as we thought. >> city is come back to life. >> yes, it is alive. >> it is alive. >> and lauren dawn ace live. >> i'm alive, as well and here, and. >> lou great. >> rrr. >> yes. >> and it is tuesday, john

27th, 2015. so, by the the way, i made a little note for you. i made a little message, to you, in the snow, as i came in this morning. i had to stop for a second. >> wait a minute. >> what color is that. >> well... >> really. >> i can't say how we made it. >> that is for you. >> well, i don't know whether i should say thank you. >> well, when you got to go, you got to go and i was on my way in. >> were you thinking of me when you go. >> yes, sometimes. i thought of you too, lj. >> mine was short and sweet, lj. hardest part was crossing of the j. >> you are so talented. >> yes. >> mike jerrick. the here's the the question, what happened? we have been on the air for about six hours and we're still waiting for this blizzard, right. i think the reporters are starting to get a little