same things. wind is really blowing. you can see it's coming down thick. >> um-hmm. >> sue, what kind of totals are you getting out of like lehigh, berks county, et cetera, something like that? >> we are seeing most of our snowfall totals as of this point are either side of a foot of snow but what we're showing you here and working on getting this information to you. we're just getting it together right now. because of the pictures that we saw of the flooding down at the shore, we're already talking record flooding lewes, delaware which is right, you know, the cape may lewes ferry, when you go across there and go on to the very tip of delaware, we're seeing record flooding at the delaware bay there. so we saw pictures from wildwood undoubtedly it is just as bad there and are we in play there. >> you're good. >> you're good. >> okay there. we go. all right. now we're looking at this map because of the sustain high winds and i just put on my facebook page sue serio fox 29 a projection for 2:00 o'clock this

afternoon. we're talking about winds down around lewes, delaware which we were just talking about, cape may, will still be in the in the 60, 65 miles an hour range. that's approaching hurricane force but the thing is, we've been seeing these winds just keep up and keep going and going all day long. so the fact that it's going to be sustained means that this is the likely area where power lines are going to come down and we may see power outages. so now we have to worry about the next high tide. so in atlantic city it's this evening at 7:09 that we expect the next high tide and then because kind of this cumulative he can because the water doesn't have a chance to recede very far because of these continued high winds blowing that water in, then tomorrow morning at 7:26 we'll have the same problem or maybe even worse because again like i said the next high tide and then the one after that and the water not having a chance to recede. here's your cape may high tide this evening at 7:43. you need to prepare for that as well as the sunday morning tied which will be at 8:00 o'clock,

of course, that's tomorrow. here's a look at our current radar picture. we had that dry slot. we had a lull in the action for many of us. but now we are back in action. we had little bit of thundersnow to the north and west of us but because of this band that is segment up here with the darker horse here we'll probably see higher snowfall totals north and west of the city than what we had originally predicted otherwise the rest of the storm is playing out as planned and it's bad as we kept telling you that it would be and we're seeing a little bit of mixing with rain but you know the shore problems are completely different than the piling and piling of snow that we're seeing in the metro area here. so we've got these current wind gusts of 44 miles an hour in wilmington. 38 miles an hour in philadelph philadelphia. 44 miles an hour in atlantic city and projection of even higher wind gusts. this is what it look like in our neighborhood right now. got to stay on top of this because with these high snowfall totals we're expecting, going out a little bit every couple of

hours is probably a good idea to get the snow moved, but, of course, it's visibility that's the problem this morning. guys, and the rest of the day as well with the blowing and drifting snow. >> press conference philadelphia emergency operations center. let's go. they're about to go over there. i thought he was at the microphone all right. maybe not. >> i think he's about to step up to the microphone a few moments away. >> good morning everyone. >> here we go. >> thank everyone for coming out mike, managing director for the city of philadelphia and this press briefing is part of our continuing effort to keep our citizens in of informed during this winter storm. nearly 15-inches of snow fell overnight. that is more than we expected. it is also challenging due to the high winds which is causing considerable drifting. with that said, we had very few issues overnight. no major accidents or -- and limited power outages across the

city. police and parking authority continue to relocate vehicles due to the snow emergency -- on snow emergency routes. as auramine the snow emergency was declared at 10:00 a.m. -- i'm sorry at 9:00 p.m. and remains in effect until we declare the emergency over. if your car has been towed, again, please call 215-686-snow. the mayor will have more about snow emergency routes and relocation of vehicles. our multi agency plowing operations are at full force and will continue to throughout the weekend. again, 311 is open today until 10:00 p.m. all non-emergency calls should go to 311, not 911. please, we have the 311 open and we encourage all citizens and

non-emergency calls to use it. with that said, i will introduce mayor kenney who will provide additional information about our snow response efforts. mayor? >> good morning everybody. first i want to thank everyone for heeding the warnings that we've given. people stayed off the roads generally and are workers are beginning to attack the storm with veracity. i want to thank all workers on our streets and all the folks here in this room today have been here for long time. in addition to all the city employees we have the state police and other folks here just really chipping in to help keep our people safe. this will be a long-term plowing and clearing operation. and i thank all our city workers for what they're doing. people need to help and continue to cooperate to make this work. we are asking specifically the residents remove their cars from snow emergency routes. this happened in the beginning but for some reason they seem to be creeping back on to the snow emergency routes which is causing problems for septa and streets department to get their operations back online.

please do not throw snow on the street. i grew up in south philadelphia. i know people like every ounce of snow off their pavement but you can't do it because it's going to cause a lot of aggravation going forward and keeping our routes clean. located your neighbors. look after those shut ins look after seniors tomorrow when we get back outside and people start going to the supermarket knock on neighbor's door see if older person needs something from the store, make sure you bring it back to them much this is all about us being together and cooperating with each other in the best way possible. use common steps. stay inside. a lot of stuff on tv and just watch tv enjoy yourselves make soup and just don't go out. at this time i'd like to turn it over to sam phillips and claw recent towson to provide additional information. >> good morning. thanks for joining us in the emergency operations center. i'll start off with quick weather update. we are still in a blizzard warning. the blizzard warning hours were amended slightly this morning

and slated to stop at 6:00 a.m. sunday versus 10:00 a.m. sunday as originally forecasted. at 9:30 this morning, we measured 17.1-inches outside of the city's emergency operations center. that's an official monitoring station. we still are expecting to get 18 to 24-inches of snow. with this blizzard warning, again, wee preparing for high winds and we think the winds are really going to pick up later this afternoon. there's a little bit of a lull in the snow right now, and between 2:00 and 5:00 the snow should be fairly light. however, between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. and even a little later in the evening, it's going to start to increase in intensity as we approach the evening hours. so if you think that the weather has passed us and fortunately we're brag bracing for a little bit more snow to get us, you know, to the 20-inch mark if not higher. so please be patient with us. continue to stay off the roads and help us in that regard.

the eoc has trance zig to do a full active vague 8:00 a.m. today. they are focusing on public transit, transportation operations working closely with the streets department and penndot on clearing and certainly focused first and for most on public safety. we're really working to make sure that our emergency response vehicles, medic and fire trucks can navigate through the snow. so again if you stay off the roads it helps us get those crews in. at this point i'd like to turn it over to deputy manager director clarena towson for update on the snow plowing and clearance operation. >> we're in the missed a full deployment of equipment around the entire city. under the direction of commissioner donald carlton we have 11 agencies along with the streets department that are being coordinated to plow and salt city streets. our efforts are being focused on primary streets, of course, but

as well we're working on residential streets. given the amount of snow that we have expect continued activity throughout the day for all plowing and snowing -- salting activities. some streets may appear to not have been plowed even plows have gone through because of the significant amount of drifting that is occurring. please be patient with crews as they continue to work on all streets throughout the entire city. we'll now have septa come forward. thank you. good morning. septa continues to run our market frankford and our broad street lines. we ran them overnight and we continue to run on our saturday schedule and we have not experienced any problems. so if you are going to -- if do you have to travel if you have to get into center city those lines have been very reliable throughout the storm. we continue to also run our trollies and our trains

throughout our rail network. we do that so that we keep our railheads clear, you know from the snow accumulation. i'd like to reiterate what the mayor said about staying off of the trolley tracks because if we're going to resume our service we need to be able to run our troll trollies overnight to keep the trails clear. so if you can help us, keep your cars off of the tracks, it will help us return service quicker. we continue to inspect our infrastructure, our switches, our signals, our power lines to make sure that we are able to resume service. we would like to thank our employees they are weathering the storm like many of us throughout the city and the surrounding counties. they're out there battling the storm be able to make our platform safe and try to start working on our parking lots. our resumption of service will be slow. as you heard, the storm is going to pick up again. we'll have more accumulation. we do expect to rhee return the service at some point tomorrow. we also know that parking lots

may be minimum but that will be our focus so people can actually get to our rail stations. but we will definitely work closely with the city when how we restore bus service, how we come out of a state of emergency and how we are able to make sure that we can bring service back so people can come back into the city. our best place for information is the septa website. to be able to see what lines are running tomorrow and when they're running whether they're with detours or some of the lines that are still suspended. thank you. any questions? >> for the gentleman from septa. >> can you identify yourself. >> i'm sorry, rob hopkins assistant general manager for operations. >> they'll take questions. i think again you got the gist of what they're saying. >> they're reporting up to 15-inches in the philadelphia area. which is more than they were expecting but said they're able to handle it one of the main concerns is snow drifting.

we have seen a lull recently but they're expecting a lot more this evening. >> that's why they shall pay better attention to fox 29. our weather forecast because we said 18 to 24-inches. so they should have been listening to us. >> that's true. but they're doing a pretty good job. the main story now is down the shore. that's for sure. it's getting scary and very dangerous but we do want to check in on delaware wilmington, right? is that yes jenny is. >> jenny is now. hey, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike. we are here at the deldot center in smyrna, delaware. i know that you guys saw a short timing a governor markell did hold a press conference here. he announced the increase level two driving conditions which i did talk about. that was issued around 8:00 o'clock this morning. that means only search personnel are allowed on the roadways health care workers, emergency personnel, food and fuel deliveries. so obviously if you're not one of those if you didn't receive a waiver in advance to be out there on the roadways they said you must stay home which they understand is not good for

business. they only do this in true emergencies. that's what the governor said. so they are calling this a really significant storm. the governor just told me a couple minutes ago that he's headed over to the national guard headquarters. the national guard is getting ready in case there are any evacuations which he told me there might be at the shore points because there is significant flooding. route 1 down between dewey and bethany significant flooding that stretch of route 1 has since been shut down. here at heat we're a little bit lucky because the wind has died down much it's still snowing. it's a mix between the big snowflakes and the sleet. governor markell also said that there have been more than 150 stranded vehicles out there on the roadway. one of the reasons that they did increase to a level two because it's just too dangerous. he also said that the plow trucks are out there. they are still working on those primary roads. so the local roads haven't been touched and they might not be touched until monday morning. they will probably stay on those

primary roads through tomorrow just because of the snow is obviously continuing to fall. this is a hefty system as we know. it's not stopping any time soon. so he does ask for people people to be patient. obviously stay home for now and your local roads may not be finished until monday morning. mike and alec. >> probably true, yeah. >> buckle down for the weekend. >> again, major part of the story now is the flooding down the shore. not only in delaware but also in new jersey. we'll take through next.

>> kathy you are these folks. >> these are our friends at sam's pizza palace on the boardwalk in wildwood. the bay has met the ocean on central avenue in north while wood. there's a layer of snow and ice and water. there's truck trying to drive through that but this is significant a lot of these nor'easters that are more powerful than certain hurricanes and create more damage. great nor'easter of 1962 that actually carved lbi in half. i believe it was at harvey cedars. these can be very powerful obviously the wave action that continues with these high tides we have the full moon and that adds insult to injury. another high tide coming up at about 7:00 o'clock tonight. but this has created so much damage already with the flooding the just amazing. >> kathy i know you mentioned significant to hear nor'easters can be more dangerous than hurricane. why is that exactly? >> just the wave act. it's the winds. it's the days, building tied

after tide after tide. look at -- steve, that's just amazing. these winds are gusting to about 75. >> hurricane force winds. >> freezing water will start going into people's homes and it already has. >> steve, describe what you're feeling. >> reporter: well, mike, that '62 storm this peer was stan anything and a lot longer in 62. that's when this peer started getting trimmed. we're next to the steal peer but we're ought over the owing right now. and for you viewers at home we have a thing in the tv business we call natural sound we just let the pictures and sound tell the story. you can hear the winds here. just listen for a moment. (winds how long howling (. >> i'd say we're out 50 feet out on the ocean and steal peer standing there as strong as steal we're getting heavy rain listen to these high winds here.

but boy it's hard to stand up again and you look at these waves they're very tall. but they're getting shortened and flattened real fast by the winds. you can see the winds just pick up the water and toss it into the air. there's not a sole on the atlantic city boardwalk smartly, and we are right across the boardwalk from the closed revel casino. you can see the beach in front of the revel revel beach not much left of revel beach right now. you can see the dunes doing their job. holding the water back but there's so much water in other parts of atlantic city they are getting to people with the tall military trucks that they took, you know, the surplus trucks they got here just for situations just like this. one thing about the winds here, look at the front gates of the garden peer. the wind blew the gates right off the hinges and you can see one gate bent over there. still blowing back and forth in the winds. so it wasn't just our news truck where we broke the hinges because of the winds. anything that's not really

fortified will blow. we're looking at parts of the roof. see here on the peer here? what you're seeing there are parts of the roof here for the garden peer. so, again, the garden peer taking another battering and another nor'easter i've been in this business a long time. i was on this garden peer back in february and march '84 when we had nor'easter here in atlantic city that tore up part of the boardwalk. so nor'easters traditionally have done way more damage in atlantic city and on the jersey shore than hurricanes and that '62 nor'easter the reason that one was the worst of all time that was four days, 96 hours, straight of a nor'easter waves, winds, flooding, you name the it. we didn't have the forecast then that we have today so there was little warning for folks who were along the jersey shore and got caught in that storm. >> good history lesson from kathy and steve there. >> yeah. >> just to see that and see that gate, the door off the hinge. >> ripped it right off. >> okay. so we'll take a quick break but right back down the shore when

we come back.

>> this storm is really gotten serious. and i'm really worried about people down the shore. look at that shot north wildwood, new jersey. >> look at all that water. >> look how high up it's going. >> i know it. it's halfway up that street light. and then our friends david neff he lives in margate. has home in margate. >> um-hmm.

>> this is video that he shot. the water is rising man. >> look at it pouring into the streets of margate. >> mixed with snow. >> freezing water going into people's homes. bad news, man. all right. 10:24. really coming down in the snow globe behind us now at fourth and mark. >> dave kinchen is outside in it. good morning to you, dave. >> hey g morning. alex and mike, i'll tell you walking up market street it's been a big mess because the snow blowing right in your face. some parts of old city the sidewalks have not been plowed. let's see what's going on we'll show you down this way people trying to make their way through. here's a van driving down market street right now. and people have been in this area they've been taking their time as they come through here about five minutes ago we saw some joggers that were out and you know you're really athletic if you can make your way down market street dressed up in full work out gear and not break a stride at all as you're making your way through. another gentleman walk aig round

as well. kind of quiet for the most part but it's just really that blustery wind that starts to below and it really can hit you. we saw some tow trucks coming through here as well. here's -- there's plow straight up there looks like it's by independence mall over there. actually that might be fifth and market. clearing some of the looks like sidewalk and some of the streets as well. and it's just -- there's been bits and pieces of that plow trucks that are out here trying to get some of the blowing snow that drifts right on to the street. people a lot of people -- i shouldn't say a lot the people who are out, they're out in numbers and they're walking around the streets and everything, and you know, i was walking from south street in to old city and i saw mostly people walking in the street that was the only way you can get through some of the older neighborhoods where you've got some of those half million dollhouses and streets, sidewalks that have like layers and layers of snow on them. one homeowner mike shoveled in front of his or her house but the next house, you know, it's no everywhere.

no shoveling to be seen. everyone has to get around through the streets. it's really the only way to do it in some parts of old city and society hill as well. but it's a little bit better on the main drag like market street if you're walking on the sidewalk but still some people preferring the street. i got a few more people coming up here. steady snowfall that's the biggest thing and then plows and then the other thing i think kathy orr was talking about it this morning uber. i took an uber early this morning just to run and grab some quick breakfast early early this morning. 7:25 usually their rides are $5. big price search there. >> 1.9. >> only uber drivers out that's it. no cabs or anything, guys. >> dave, thanks a lot for that. >> 10:26. take a quick break we can at a check on jersey when we come back. >> yeah. ♪

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>> on of our vehicle on the boardwalk. it calm manied down a little b bit. the wind gusts are unbelievable. sue just told me she had a win gust report out of dewey beach down in delaware, 75 miles an hour, kathy. >> hurricane force. >> that's what we're talking about. >> unreal. >> more of those possible. i just got some pictures from good friend michael bradley the director of the st. patrick's day parade. michael send me a video of that flooding he sent me pictures of sea isle. he's on the bay side.

his whole deck next to the bay is completely flooded with ice. it's like ice and water and a big mess. so flooding down the shore in wildwood, the usual suspects in ocean city, in sea isle, sews please be careful. if you're going to be heading that way, take it easy. because many areas are blocked. you can get anywhere down the shore or even on to the barrier islands. take a look at you will malt doppler. we are watching this fill in where we had little bit of a dry slot, and there it is. thundersnow few flashes and sue can you zoom in on that, because we had one flash earlier that was west of lancaster county. and now we have a few other flashes popping up a lot of dynamics in the atmosphere. a lot of energy and that's why we're seeing that thundersnow but all of this is pushing toward the north and west where we do have accumulations of a foot to a foot and a half of snow already and it's coming down pretty hard in philadelphia. now, you can see down the shore cape may even into rio grand you

have a mix with rain, but that will be changing over to snow as the storm passes by. so here it is that strong area of low pressure the winds will go northerly when it's parallel to the coast and one it passes by, then on the back side we get that northwesterly wind and the snow ending from west to east during the evening hours by early sunday morning the snow will be gone and tomorrow the sun will be out, it will be very very bright. you'll need the shades when we're cleaning up. here's look at these current wind gusts we talk about it earlier. philadelphia gusting to 44. that's a tropical storm strength gust the same in wilmington 39 miles an hour gust. 44-mile an hour winds right now the gust in wrightstown and atlantic city this is at the airport. that's 9 miles inland so this a shore gust down the shore gusting 50, 60, 65 miles an hour at airport gusting to 44 miles an hour. outside our weather window look at this i'll step out. so you get a full view. you can see my shadow there. you can see out our window it is

snowing very hard. visibility reduced in philadelphia and across the entire delaware valley here's a look at the visibilities. zero in the poconos. zero in allentown. half mile in philadelphia and wilmington on the i95 corridor. and pottstown still seeing heavy snow lancaster quarter mile visible and improve somewhat where we're seeing mixing but those visibilities will stay low right into the afternoon. it's the blowing snow, it's the wind down the shore it's severe flooding. it's a mess sue. >> it really -- we can talk and talk and talk about it but it's not until we see the pictures as we have been and we appreciate all of you sending your photographs in of what's going on. of course, make sure you're safe as you're taking those pictures and maybe you're inside looking out and that you're safe but it really helps us a lot to put a face if you will on what's really going on outside. so when i show you this map one more time, we already showed it to you, but it's the amazing wind gusts we've been seeing down the shore now. we were talking 60, 65 miles an

hour and we have a report mike mentioned dewey beach, delaware, with a hurricane force wind gust of 75 miles an hour. tuckerton, new jersey, 68 miles an hour. in ocean city, new jersey, it is 63-mile an hour gust and inland at the airport in atlantic city 58 miles an hour even more look at the wilmington, delaware, that's really inland. that's a 53-mile an hour wind gust that we have already recorded today. so once again, it's the wind and the flooding in low-lying areas and the wave heights of 15 to 20 feet just keeps the wind out of the northeast just keeps pounding that water into the coastline so the next high tide that you have to look out for unfortunately is this evening at 7:09 and we think we'll still be snowing pretty heavily and seeing those high winds up until then. and tomorrow we have another high tied to worry about at 7:30 in the morning and those times aren't too different in cape may either this evening, 7:43 is your high tide and then another

one and it could be kind of coupe la miff mike with these -- because the back bays don't have chance to empty out in between the high tides. >> just amazing seeing some of this. got a tweet from one of our viewers robert 3 feet of water in ocean city and it goes right up to the steps into the home. >> streets are getting blocked up. >> water down the shore. we got snow in the city. snow out in king of prussia. here's a live look at the schuylkill expressway. still pretty much snow covered. every now and then we'll see a plow truck go by but keep in mind, with the blowing and drifting snow it's really dangerous out there. the firefighters and emergency crews the hospital personnel, they have to get to work. 95, though, no one in sight. this is a live look at 95 in northeast philadelphia. here's example of 42 freeway where maybe about an hour ago we started to see some blacktop but with the winds kicking in just blowing that snow right back on to the road surface here's a shot example down the shore. just outside of cape may.

this is route 347 and 47 outside of wildwood. so we go from the heavy snow here in the city down to that change over and the rain as we've seen from steve down there on the boardwalk. a truck and trailer ban on the turnpike and the northeast extension. there are only two services that are running right now for septa. that would be the market frankford and the broad street subway that's the way to go if you really must go out there today. mike and alex back over to you. >> might be a good time to take a quick break and come right back. 10:35. ♪

>> 10:00 college. coming into a woman just went by the window. there's an ambulance on cross country skis. there she is. see her? >> one way to get around. >> i saw guy with snow shoes on 20 minutes ago walked by our station, too. >> i'm relieved to see the ambulance is able to move through without problem. emergency vehicles are able to go where they need to go and help out the people that immediate help. >> we have not checked on -- let's see where we're going to look. >> in the poconos. zero visibility and we can barely see anything out there. >> the big news right atlantic county for sure all the counties down the shore including atlantic city right there on the boardwalk. you can't tell by that shot because there's nothing to blow around. it's very windy. >> we haven't been to north phil until a little bit. >> that's where bill anderson s let's check in on bill. >> reporter: what's going and guys. >> where are you?

>> can we see you? >> we are in north philadelphia. we are at ninth and erie. and what's interesting about this, philly is a city of neighborhoods obviously so we were out in the northeast. we saw the way thing were being handled. if you take a look here, in the nicetown, north philadelphia second of the city, it really doesn't look like the plows have done much at all. people say that they have come through. built it's not making a significant dent one weighter other you see there are cars that are all over the place. kind of doug in. people coming out trying to shovel them out. trying to clear the path. we talked to several people here who were frustrated by the fact that they don't think they're getting the kind of support that other sections of the city are getting. cars right here stuck now we continue to say to people, the point that we've been hammering home all day is that you should be at home. you shouldn't be out trying to deal with it. people have said they have things they have to do. they have places that they have to get to. but this is the result. i mean the streets have not been cleared. pen dot needs more time to get

the work done. but here in north philadelphia in the nicetown section it is very different than what we experienced in northeast philadelphia. so hopefully the plows can get through here. hopefully people get the messa message. if you haven't come out yet, take a look. if you're in this second of the city, don't need to come out. because you're not going to get through. >> look at this. >> this car has been trying the entire time. >> right at ninth and erie. somebody there to help. >> direct them to get them out of there. >> or start pushing. >> not a good idea. >> bill, hopefully we can dee fog that camera, too. >> so we can actually see you. >> we'll work on it. >> you got to pic. >> i just tweeted out told you about someone tweeted me from ocean city and talk about 3 feet of flooding. thank you robert you just sent in video this is from robert hyatt the wind has calmlied down but this is insane. look at all that water. that's supposed to be street. >> yeah. >> some places down the shore the bay has met the ocean. >> you can see up to the first couple of steps for lot of hom homes.

>> man, this is bad. >> thank goodness the wind has died down a little bit. please keep sending us your videos and your pictures. we'll be right back.

♪ we're still driving around. steve keeley in that vehicle there driving around atlantic city. again, it's hard to tell how high the wind is blowing because there's nothing to blow around in this part of atlantic city. but gusts up into the 40s, 50s,

60-mile an hour and flooding all up and down the jersey shore. >> let's check back in with kathy then. >> it's really heartbreaking to see you guys someone that spends a lot of time like many of us do. i have a little series i call orr down the shore i spend a lot of time down there and we see it when it's beautiful but to see it like this is very difficult. we do have some pictures to show you and a couple of them in particular. really amazing. now, this one to gain some perspective if we can -- gong we can put this behind me, but a good friend of mine sent me this from sea isle. this is heading toward the bay and you see peaces of ice it's almost like ice broken up over a lake but the lake is actually the road. you see all that gray in the center? that is actually water flooding the roadway on the bay. this is isn't that far from mike's seafood on the bay side and you can see the cars park in the driveways and in between that gray is actually water with peaces of ice that was very heavy snow before that rain came

in. do we have any other pictures from sown down the shore? >> all right. thanks, erin. let's go to the winds. we'll go back to the weather computer and show you the winds gusting across the region to 35, 45, even 55 miles an hour down the shore, 65 gusts to 75 right now gusting out of the northeast in philadelphia to 44 miles an hour. 35 miles an hour gusts in millville. 44 in atlantic city but that is inn land at the airport. here's a look at our next high tide in atlantic city this evening at 7:09. remember, we have that full moon so do anticipate additional flooding that could be severe and sunday tomorrow morning another high tide at 7:26. as we go further down the shore, in cape may, our high tides similar. the next high tide this evening at 7:00 in cape may and of course sunday at 8:00 a.m. so watching this carefully and many locations we have already seen the ocean meet the bay. and that's a very dangerous situation flooding we've already seen it in north wildwood

earlier and some other locals as well many for the latest on the snow part of the storm, i know the accumulations are adding up, sue. >> yeah. we're getting new reports all the time. it is a challenge to try to measure snow when it's windy, because you have to try to find a place where the wind hasn't hit and drifted the snow up. but at this point it's pretty heavy out there. so we can take a look at penndel in i believe that's bucks coun county. penndel has 17-inches of snow on the ground. and coun counting because it's l continuing to snow. in chester county east coventry township 14-point sick. mt. laurel, new jersey, has 14-inches. jackson township, that's up by great adventure and they have a foot and a half. or 12.5-inches and in newark, delaware, down by the university there 12-inches of snow ready for some more numbers? west chester 18-inches. point richmond here in the city, 14-inches.

avondale, mushroom country 14-inches of snow. tabernacle, new jersey, 13.5. so the snow continues to fall and, of course, this system is not moving as quickly as we wish it would. but this -- it's moving as predicted. and this is going to be snow event for most of us throughout the rest of the day, it's not even 11:00 o'clock in the morning yet. there's predicted mixing with rain down at the shore and of course all those problems with flooding as well. so we'll continue to monitor the storm. we'll monitor snowfall totals, the flooding situation at the shore and those unbelievable wind gusts that hurricane force with this powerful nor'easter. wow. >> okay, kathy. >> great to have you. sue has a home down the shore and so do you. i mean you've done so many reports down the shore over the years. >> you know all these places. >> this is really interesting. i don't know if we can throw this up in front of the camera so i can point it out to you this is a picture taken from sea isle city on the bay.

now, do you see that white thing at the edge of the picture? see this white thing right here? that is actually a fence and beyond it is the bay. the bay is risen and you can see the water and the ice chunks and all of this is ice. these are lounge chairs. this picture taken from the upper deck of a home in sea isle looking down and this is what it look like. there's the deck chairs. there's the flooded deck. there's the hot tub. the water hasn't made it there yet but this is just an icy mess chunks of ice with the flooding coming in from the bay. not great situation. it's pretty sad. >> and going into the homes. >> going into the home right here this is a friend of mine's house in the lower part where they have a nice little irish pub set up and i hope the water hasn't made it there. this is their deck on the bay side of sea isle. >> i think we just got word erin you said ac electric reporting how many outages. >> 45,000 outages. >> not surprising. >> the limbs are culling down taking down the wires.

all right. we haven't check on delaware in bit. >> that's where jenny joyce is. look, a lot more snow coming down. >> reporter: yeah, the snow is definitely picking up down here alex and mike. i think a key word to remember in this storm is patience because it's very very hard for the crews to get out and to keep up with this storm. you can see that this stretch of the parking lot has been plowed but still there's already another inch on the ground the there. the crews tell us they are getting out there, get aig round as fast as possible. they're hitting all of the primary roads first. and earlier this morning when there was little lull a little break in the system, we did see a number of cars out there on the roadways thinking, oh, it's over. clearly it's not over. and we also on our way down here we saw several vehicles just stranded on the side of the road including we saw a couple of police cruisers stranded on the highway. so really no one is safe out there right now. and also, another thing that we noticed, in particular was on

the main roads even if you think oh, here's a plow truck, it's clear. a lot of the exit ramps are covered and in several inches of snow for some reason it's those exit ramps that looked worse than the main roads. so we know that there is now a level two declaration here in delaware. so that means nobody should be on the road right now. so hopefully everybody is heeding that warning we're still down here at the delaware emergency operations center also deldot station here in smyrna, delaware, and we will continue to stay here for the next hour or so. mike and alex. >> jenny, it's snowing so hard i can't even tell where you are. are you in front of a building? what's behind you? >> snow piled up. >> reporter: yeah. well, it's an open field. >> okay. >> reporter: we have the emergency operation center over here to our right. i just kind of wanted to show the depth of the snow that we're dealing with right now. >> dramatic. >> thanks for showing that to us. >> he's out staning in her feel as they say. >> okay.

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>> good morning reading, hang in there folks. >> pennsylvania turnpike a mess, extremely hazardous. crawling the traffic -- the traffic that they have, quite a few trucks spin out.

any traffic it's so slow going. some people are absolutely just stopped in their track. >> the national guard is being called out to help stranded drivers. now we have the governor pennsylvania governor tom wolf joining us right now on the phone. isn't governor, welcome to good day physical. >> well thank you. >> where are you? >> i'm in new york county and i'm on my way to be in harrisburg shortly. >> how you getting around? >> you to have a good vehicle. >> it's really march. i need a four wheel drive vehicle to get through here. the problem obviously as you just mentioned all the roads including the tup pike thing are just really slow or come to a standstill so this is saturday if you can stay off the roads. it's really dangerous. and here's the problem. this is not just another weather event. this is a real blizzard, and our part of the state and in the southeast it's really hitting hard but we're being hit hard all across the southern tear of the state. so parts of the turnpike we've had tractor trailers that have

stall out trying to up hills and that has led to huge backlog. we had emergency responders who are out right now trying to deal with the stranded motorists. i'm sure they have fuel and fo food. national guard as you pointed out has been called out. we have state police checking multiple vehicles. people all terrain vehicles out. so we're doing everything we c can. but the snow is coming down at about one to 2-inches per hour. >> yeah. >> it's hard to keep up. and then apparently, what we're looking at the snow exits the commonwealth sometimes this afternoon, the temperatures will be really low,. >> really cold. >> the wind will whip up some drifts so that the problem will persist after the snow stops. now supposed to get warmer through the week. we had plenty of salt, but it's a problem. so, you know, again, i think you're making the same -- zenninzenning the message.

if you can stay home, stay home. stay off the roads because there's really not anything that you can do on the roads. nothing -- we're doing our best to keep up. we have 2200 penndot vehicles out there trying to keep the roads clear but it's a tough battle right now with all this stuff coming down. >> speaking of the pennsylvania turnpike, we've been getting tweets since earlier this morning of people stranded and stuck on the turnpike including a babb team. >> duquesne university governor duquesne university men's basketball team trying to make it across the state. they are -- >> stuck for more than 12 hours. >> they've been stuck in that bus 12 hours. >> yeah. we have -- there are other stories of people who have been stranded that's why the state police, the national guard have been call out and local emergency responders i think 135 of them are out trying to make sure that the stranded motorists have the fuel they need to keep the heat on in their cars. they have water and food.

we have emergency shelters set up in that area of the turnpike and we've also instituted the plan to make sure that we can get motorists who are coming into the area to circumvent the clog area. >> okay. governor thank you. come and visit us sometime here in the studio. >> i will, thank you very much. >> okay. >> by the way, duquesne basketball team -- duquesne is in pittsburgh pennsylvania. it look like they were trying to have fun doing snow angels. he didn't pass out. he was doing snow angel besiding their time. 12 hours -- that's lot of time to entertain yourself. please be careful. stay off the roadways if you c can. >> should we start another hour. >> let's do another hour. we're still going. >> after the break.

>> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia". all right. coming up on 11:00 o'clock. let's do another loop of our area. ben franklin parkway, snowing like crazy. >> it sure s still coming down. let's check in with trenton, new

jersey. see how the snow is coming down there. >> we have a really tight shot in trenton right now. you can at least see across the block there how much snow is moving. >> let's check wildwood this is a big mess. look at all that water. flooding wildwood. i think that might be north wildwood do you think kathy? >> i'm not sure. >> also, come on back to the studio. there you go. thank you for being with us. we've been on since 6:00 o'clock this morning in our snow globe the best shot in philadelphia television. >> it really is. >> you can see it coming down. >> it's been like that for how many hours, five straight hours. >> how long have we been on now? >> so it started out kind of as fun snow day for us here. we had food brought in. and then it got real serious down the shore. but we still want you have to a good time with us, and all morning long people have been talking about our sweaters. >> yes, they have. >> we didn't know we were going to dress in the same color. two of our viewers dressed up in

the same outfits. >> this is from mike and alex we love your outfits so much we had to copy them and this is exactly -- i think she's wearing the same dress. >> the same necklace. >> this is amazing. people have been ge getting on l morning you're not matching much this is clashing thank you for joining us. >> we can do the pose, mike. do the pose. >> anchor people pose. >> we're not this stiff. are we? >> hold an. >> we're trying. >> they do look friendly. >> we appreciate it. >> we need documentation from the pope to get these shots sometimes. seriously court thank you so much. i got a great kick out of this. send you a picture back. here's our pose. >> thank you. >> our anchor people pose. >> okay. losing blood in my brain. >> mike hates standing still for photos. he hates it. okay. there we government. >> was it worth it. >> i think so. >> i think so, too. thanks guys. >> bet back to this weather

story. who wants to start. >> we'll start with kathy. >> she's got amazing pictures. >> they've been coming in fast and furious we want to thank all of our viewers for sending in pictures down the shore in the snow it's just been terrific throughout the morning hours to keep us in the know. i want to show you this picture. this amazing. this one was sent in from joe from a zen today this i think is in wildwood. i tweeted joe and exacted him exactly where it was. look at this. you can see obviously the water flooding the road here and it's just building and there's little sign right there that says, oh, great, thanks very much, this other one you can see from mia, 13th and new jersey and north wildwood and the water is coming all the way up to the stairs just really incredible pictures. north while wood getting hit hard. pictures from sea isle getting hit hard and also ocean city we have a picture coming up soon from there. ultimate doppler you can see that on shore flow continues the wave action continues to build for hours. we have two more high tiding to

through unfortunately we do anticipate additional severe flooding. we'll continue to see the snow filling in our doppler radar a few flashes of thundersnow well to the north and west of philadelphia earlier today. could see a few more flashes on doppler radar and some of our heaviest snows in our northern and went suburbs and heading into the lehigh valley right now with more of tour of the snow, we'll it over to sue. >> hi, sue. >> it kind of waxes and wanes like it does in storms like this, kathy, and we're seeing pockets of really heavy snow. so when you're looking at the radar with us, when you see that bright white, that's where the heaviest of the snow is falling at the time. so you see in west philadelphia born and raised, yeah, we've got some heavy snow there. down through parts of chester county, around chadds ford. odessa and middletown in delaware very heavy snow right now and doubtedly it is blowing snow in south of dover, delaware another pocket of had he 52 snow

on this picture we want to show you the line between the rain and the snow and in between temperatures are such that there are probably some pockets of sleet in between which really will hit you in the face with these winds if you're standing out there in the sleet. so things are looking really such dire at the shore with these winds and we're getting reading of 44 miles an hour in atlantic city international but that's at the airport. it's worse right along the coa coast. 40 miles an hour wind gusts here in philadelphia. that's almost tropical storm force practically is, and that's blowing and drifting the snow all around it does not help you when you're trying to stay ahead of the snowfall and maybe go out as we recommended every couple of hours and do a little bit of shoveling rather than waiting till the whole event is over and doing your shoveling then. so this is a look at what we're estimating and the way it's shaping up now, at this hour of the day, and with the storm predicted to last throughout the rest of the day and part of the night, we probably will get to

those 24-inch that is we're predicting as the high end of our estimate for snowfall totals and we're already above the 17 and 18 low end of the estimate and many, many places around the area and it looks like the biggest change for what we had initially predicted would be north and west of the city where the snowfall totals will be higher. i think we'll still probably get to that three to 6-inches in cape may because even though it's raining right now in cape may county, we do expect that colder air to move in and things to change over to snow. so that's the latest what we have. we're still trying to keep going with those snowfall totals. we love getting your pictures on social media just remember to use the hash tag which is fox 29 snow. >> sue, even you mentioned earlier, you know, it's kind of hard to say what the total is because it keeps changing seeing a lot of snow drifting out the there. >> that's right. it's very difficult to measure the snow but the national weather service does have trained spotter who's do that. we're getting the measurements

and it's a lot. >> okay. thank you so much sue. we'll check in with jenny joyce because she's life in delaware in someone ma. hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the snow seems to have lightened up just a little bit at least. we do have a different background for you this time. still here at deldot where we've been seeing the conditions really range from extreme snowfall to like i said a little bit lighter now and also a mix of sleet every now and again. we know that there are more than 300 plow trucks out there on the roadways throughout the state of delaware. hopefully they're getting their job done and hopefully all of you are staying at home just keeping an eye on coverage because you're not supposed to be driving out there as we've been talking all morning about these level two driving conditions. so we know that the plows are out there. we do know that the emergency vehicles are out there. had to rescue more than 150 stranded drivers out there on the roadways throughout the

night as the plow trucks have been out there all night long. we also know the national guard has been doing their thing. we've been seeing the national guard vehicles back here in this parking lot. they've been out and about. we know that they were headed down towards the shore points. i know that we've been taking a number of shots from the jersey shore but also the delaware beaches have been getting pounded as well. we know that there's severe flooding between bethany beach dewey beach. route 1 has been shut down between that point, point a to point b because of such severe flooding. mike and alex. >> horrible flooding like you mentioned on the delaware beaches. wind gusts over 75 miles an hour. lewes and dewey. >> they're also dealing with the flooding of course in new jersey. let's check back in with karen hepp. she's in somers point. >> hey, karen. >> reporter: hey, guys i have have a certain aid from tow truck drivers over here. let's pan over here giving me beeps a second ago.

can you see them? >> yup. honking. >> yeah. >> reporter: we're at -- jenny was just talking about basically any thorofare to and from a barrier island or a beach situation has been shut down. she's talking about the delaware beaches. i wanted to show you we've been trying to get back on to the barrier islands on our journey. this big bridge we know it well, this is to go over to ocean ci city. they have cones up they shut this one down we're right now at the somers point circle. i think they took the circle out. we're at the circle liquor store. we still call it circle. circle liquor store ocean city is a dry town. we talk with the fire official over there. massive flooding downtown. major problems they're trying to keep people -- if you're on, you can't get off right now. might be some back roads if you know them tweet them to me i'd like to get on but i know that avalon boulevard, wildwood all those entrance ways all the major cause way entrance ways in they've all been shut down that's how bad the flooding

because of this. this is not the ocean it's the bay side. now, the good news i just talk to the mayor here in somers point. he said the tighter is going out. but they have so much flooding i just showed down on bay avenue in somers point area but on the islands people are saying it's all in their houses and we're seeing a lot of the pictures thank you so much for sending those in. again the latest check on the power outages, we're about 45,000 down here in south jers jersey. there's a lot of people here that don't have power because these winds ripping down the lines and everything. that's the scene receipt here to what we're dealing with down here. obviously it goes without saying i've been talking about these terrible gusts and just falling sideways we've begun getting a lot of hail as well. sue and to kathy orr, we're in that zone where we still have been getting snow. wet snow but we never got the rain. it's like wet rainy snow. but we keep switching back we get pelted with heavier snow -- like right now chunkier stuff. >> sleet. that's what it is. >> face full of it giving me some blizzard love writ there.

so that's what i got here. >> karen -- >> i can zen it back in to you guys my fourth change. some of the people noticed guys that i have -- maybe my feed went out. i noticed you have a wardrobe change. >> i keep getting soak through. this is my fourth raincoat. >> the guys are honking at you again. >> maybe they want to talk with you. >> probably see her in a few days if you're down the shore you'll be down the shore because you can get out now. okay. keep the pictures coming. >> we'll show you one this is ruler 16 and a half inches so far in delran. look at that. >> look at some of the flooding. >> oh, my gosh. >> this is in wildwood. eighth and the bay. >> all right. come back. ♪

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♪ kathy i saw a guy walk by our building. >> i saw him. >> shorts on. >> did he really? >> no socks and shorts. >> not that guy. >> no new york city. >> another guy. >> he's gone. >> he was smiling, too. >> was that bob kelly? >> he was moving fast. (laughter). >> wow! what a morning. we've been talking about this storm sunday. >> when just in infancy. it was a disturbance and now look at it. >> hold on a second. >> this is from wildwood. >> a police officer got out of his cruiser and is helping someone try to get their car out

of this horrible intersection. can you imagine? >> what a hero. what great guy. >> that is amazing. and north wildwood we have heard reports of the ocean meeting the bay because of the wave action. so you're talking about hours and hours of wave action the waves building and this intense serious flooding and earlier last hour we talked with steve keeley about the fact that, yeah, many times nor'easter which is create more problems and create more devastation down the shore than hurricanes. we've already seen hurricane force gusts in dewey beach little bit earlier this morning. let's take look at some of these snow accumulations much these just in from our viewers and from storm spotters amazing. westampton, new jersey, 18-inches. a foot and half already and more to come. you'll get toward the upper end of 24-inches for sure. east coventry township, 14.6. mt. laurel, new jersey, 14-inches. jackson township, new jersey, 12.5. newark, delaware, a foot of snow. those winds are intense. where you see the purple, those are the strongest wind gusts

still out of the northeast indicating that our storm system is to the south of us. a gust of 30 in allentown. 40 in philadelphia. that's a tropical storm force gust. 38 in wilmington and atlantic city at the airport a gust to 44 miles an hour. the satellite/radar is showing intense snow moving in our northern and western suburbs look at that little bit of sleet mixing in. karen hepp had some of that down the shore and it's pushing right into central parts of south jersey. so sleet and then storm pulls away all of this is snow. that's this afternoon and into tonight a long duration storm and sue much more snow to come. at least six to eight more inches in many places. >> right. you remember yesterday and really all week long we were talking about the wild cards of this storm. it was a dry slot when we've seen already and how far north that rain/snow line would go. and now we're seeing evidence of that as we look at the latest loop of radar again and it does

show that some of that milder air is trying at least to move a little further to the north and west so we'll keep an eye, of course, thon situation for you but these snowfall totals are still holding i think we'll make adjust manies this map as the day goes along but we probable until most areas will end up on the higher end of all of the estimates maybe up to those 24-inches of snow. so it look like we're headed that way, guys, because we have a lot more to go of this storm. >> okay. >> hey, bob, i'll play this footage of this police officer again. >> let's check it out. >> give credit to this guy. >> this is an example of what you shouldn't be doing much these folks are going out. >> who is the officer. >> officer joe today pet ski pushing a stranded motorist stuck -- 100 block west 11th avenue. >> north wildwood police. >> north wildwood police. >> they posted it wonderful he went out there to help. >> nicely done. >> that's what they've been saying along. no matter where you think you have to go, where you think you're going to go, make a phone

call ahead because there may not be anybody there. they're closing the shopping malls. they're giving mike a day off from church tomorrow. >> yup. >> you don't have to go. put your envelope in, though. >> okay. >> okay. here's live look at the schuylkill expressway. right near conshohocken. again, not a plow or a car in sight. we've seen the plow trucks. they're out there maybe you get one lane passible. but that quick as that wind is blowing the snow back on to the roads surface. here's a live look downtown here the vine expressway with a state emergency in effect here again keep off the roads, no parking on the snow emergency routes. not only in pennsylvania but also in delaware and new jersey. a couple of stragglers here on i95 in northeast philadelphia. but, again your driving on snow and not just snow covered row ways, eight to 10-inches of snow, and then when you go to try to get off the off-ramp you almost act like a big snow bump because that could be piled up with about 2 feet of snow from the plow train that came through. we got icicles on our camera

here live look right near the chon chi curve one truck making its way in towards downtown. if you're an emergency worker, a hospital, firefighter, police officer you do have to get there today, only two means of transportation for septa. market frankford and broad street subway. there are no parking on the snow emergency routes. modified schedule for amtrak today. all flights at philadelphia international airport canceled for today. there were no flights, no airplanes kept overnight. so even for tomorrow morning they got to start from scratch. so if you have that tick for tomorrow i would certainly call ahead before you venture down to the airport. mike and alex, back over to you. >> bob, when you get back to your computer, could you check to see who duquesne, their men's basketball team they're trying to play game today. i was won wrack they were hea headed. >> we'll check in with chris basketball team they were stra stranded on the pa turnpike from hours. >> a number of buses i can see

three there. 12 hours. >> so they got out just to keep busy making snow angels. >> make most of it for sure. showing a lot of people vanned out there on the pa turnpike. >> okay. we have not check in media pennsylvania at the home of sue serio and chris o'connell. >> chris o'connell is there now. >> hey, chris. >> hey, guys coming to you from media where the by product of weekend saturday blizzard the kids are out of school and take advantage of your local sled hill. here we are at second and edgemont in media. that's my family up there, some neighbors. we had 17-inches so far here in media. and continues to fall the wind keeps kicking up. doesn't matter to the kids though. first snowstorm of the year they don't mine this. did see a lot plows out on baltimore pike, penndot trying to get on top of it but the rate this snow is coming down and the way it's drifting it's tough to get to these roads we're on secondary roads right now.

having seen a car out here in about half hour or so. keep safe. of course if you don't have to go out, don't. but if do you have some fun out in it. stay safe, guys. >> okay. nice report there. the kids look like they're having great time. i think he has twins. >> he does. >> wow. >> by the way, duquesne's team was down in virginia apparently they won, they played -- >> they won the game against fairfax virginia. >> fairfax and on their way home last night. >> got stuck. >> they got stuck on the persons turnpike and that's the pictures we were showing. the team getting out and trying to push the bus. >> do you think the pennsylvania turnpike from virginia? >> to get to pittsburgh? >> maybe. >> people are trying to stay busy inside their homes. i stay 99% of people. so they're watching "good day philadelphia" our snow coverage and they have created a drinking game. can you read it?? no i can't. >> please give me your phone. >> can you read it kathy. >> drink when a tweet is read on cameraing when jerrick goes

outside, when there is a miss connection, when sue asks her brother's opinion, when they show a report in the snow, when they do a split screen double for squad, when they mention the omelette guy, drink double for sled buffet. >> that's good stuff. >> when they report from your hood, reporter stands in stone. >> that's from carly in northern liberties. there's omelette guy right there. thanks michael. >> michael sit down. we're trying to model what you're doing at home. you're making only let's and french toast while you're watching coverage. >> apparently you're drinking. >> this is not a rule for me. >> okay. 11:21. what are we doing? >> we're going to break. >> okay.

couple hours of ago we got report that said they had at least 12-inches of snow on the grounds of the white house. i bet that's coming you on 20-inches now. >> i'll bet. and so we'll check in with erin comb mow with fox family in d.c. locks like you're in dupont circle. am i right? >> reporter: yes, i am in dupont circle. >> it is cold out here. we've been out early guys. welcome back to philly first of all. how many inches do you think you have down there? >> reporter: right now last time we checked at dupont circle we had about 14-inches and it's still snowing out so i'm sure the accumulation will be much more by the time we're done.

>> before we talking about this storm coming, everyone was sake that dc will be in the bulls eye the of the storm get the most. are you guys pretty much seeing what we were all predicting? >> reporter: you know i would say the city is very well prepared for the blizzard conditions. i'm standing on 19th street side streets are have about a foot of snow. they've been plowing the circle seeing the plows go boy. we're really telling everyone to stay off the roads because this area of the city so comparable to rittenhouse square in fill allot of people are just walking around enjoying the snow kind of taking in the sights and sounds in the city. >> yeah. i know earlier in the week, tuesday -- no wednesday night into thursday, you had an inch of snow and there was so many wrecks erin. how you handling 20? >> reporter: i'll tell was the wrecks are crazy i report traffic so when i got in on thursday morning the evening commute was just wrapping up the morning commute was picking up and it was just nightmare. right now we're telling people to just stay off the roads don't drive unless it's an emergency. >> are they actually doing that, though? are they staying off

the roadways. >> it looks like it. >> reporter: most people are. you know we saw a few suv's comincoming down on the side sts where i'm at and they got stuck. really for the most part people have been walking around we saw one craze is he guy on a bicycle walking it. wouldn't recommend that. but for the most part i think people are staying off the roads staying in. >> a bicycle. >> yeah. do you know if the president is in town? >> reporter: you know i'm not sure. i believe so. i can double check that for you guys. >> okay. >> reporter: i know that he actually got stuck in some of the snow traffic the other nig night. so that did happen around here. >> wow! >> another video circulate aig round from d.c. the pandas in the snow it is just too cute. >> we'll look right now. that's at the d.c. zoo. >> reporter: pandas are great. the d.c. zoo is just incredible. we've been tracking bei bei the baby panda and they're just loving the snow. snow is great for pandas and chirp people without responsibilities. considering it's a saturday so a lot of people don't have to make their way in to work we're in

pretty good shape. if this was weekday we would definitely be having a different situation people trying to drive more often g that's for sure. erin, do you miss philly? we miss you? >> i miss philly tons and high to my mist lea watching in woodward and my momma bensalem and tsu temple university friends out there. i miss you guys. we're holding it down in d.c. >> go temple. >> all right. stay safe out there and stay warm, erin g she's great. >> she is. >> do you mind -- let's run that footage panda again. >> yes, please. >> we can run this on loop for the next 30 minutes. what do you say? >> let's do it. so cute.

> it's exactly # 1:30 on this snowy saturday morning. look at al especially town. well, i see one car. it's moving slowly. real slowly. all right, we have people all over the place, all over the delaware valley. jenny joyce is still in delaware >> and bill anderson is in north philly. i think we should start with kathy. where did she go. >> i'm over here. > take it