chunks of ice, you have to watch out for falling ice, as well.emperatures, this morning, it is coal, in the two's, feels like temperatures are in the teens on this thursday morning. >> takes a look at the temperaturesharlotte, north 23 . trenton, 25 degrees, in atlantic city, we have a chilly 15, pocono mountains, so across the area, talking temperatures, climbing few degrees above this afternoon melting snow, not quite as bitter by the afternoon, 36 degrees the high temperature in center city ultimate doppler dry, quiet, saw afternoon, few could me? into the lehigh valley by this afternoon, upper three's, down thirty-six once again in center city for tomorrow. so how is the weather >> tomorrow night, into move tor area. andea of a brief wintery mix, north and west, before it changes over to rain on your saturday. so watch t out, from west to east, so by 10:00, 11:00 watching for the wintery mix towards the certain central part of the state, especially north and west, by overnight tomorrow night into early saturday morning, lehigh valley poke kno

it is like ice cubes when it is on the sidewalk, before it breaks up into ice cubes, it is sheet of ice, fluttering down to the street below at the kind of like walk and drive at your own risk around here with sidewalks again blocked off on this side of city hall, and the other. so out of the fresco video, to video two, on the other side of video. and again, it is like february, where we saw these sidewalks and streets shutdown. because these frozen facades of these high buildings, are giving way, as soon as the sun or the win hits it. and ice cube off of 36 story building, would knock you out. so imagine, what a sheet of ice could do, it could kill somebody. you see this is the sidewalks right across from city hall outside of mccormick and schmidts where the drinks at the car may be served without ice, but certainly not neat and without ice on the sidewalk. that's for sure around here today. so, we've got the clock on city hall, showing just past 6:00. maybe when we see the sun come up, just past 7:00 we could start seeing some ice melting again, and some ice falling again, too, so, wa

so, anything that is casino every covered in ice, will likely remain an ice.o watch your step out there. folks kind of bundled up. feels like temperatures right now, in philadelphia, look at this, now down to 7 degrees windchills. 22 degrees is the air temperature, look at the cold. eighteen right now in pottstown, 12 in the poconos, 20 in wilmington, and look at the temperatures down the shore, 24 degrees in wildwood. you factor in that wind. how your body react, feels like 2 degrees in lancaster, seven below is what it feels like in the pocono mountains, and millville, checking in at 9 degrees feels like temperature. so look at the highs. later on today, 30, center city, 31, down the shore. mid 20's, that's it. for the lehigh valley. as we look at ultimate doppler, passing flurry right now in trenton, most every us will be dry this morning, but by this afternoon we could have more passing flurries. wind advisory, posted, winds could gust up to 45 miles per hour this afternoon, winter weather advisory north and west for some blowing and drifting of that snow.

still watching out for some ice. temperatures this morning, in the 20's, feels like temperatures are in the teens. chunks of ice, slick spots, some melting later on, watching out for falling ice, had snow showers, so squawls yesterday afternoon as we talked about that activity has diminished across the area, temperatures pretty uniform, low to mid 20's across the area. feels like temperatures, 13 in wilmington right now, feels like 15 degrees in trenton. so, as we take a look at the planner, still bundle up. it will be cold. you can see, as we go, toward the afternoon, not as harsh, bob kelly, with the high temperatures of 36 degrees, never sounded so good, right? >> that's great. we'll take it, you know that, 4:02, morning, everybody on a thursday, but right now, it is only 26. so, bundle up. if you are going to head out the front door make sure the kids are bundled up, they have the jackets and gloves and all of that for school today. we begin on the schuylkill expressway, no problems or delays at all, again, every

ice we are told is more than 7 .or now homeowners are steering clear of their igloo- like home with plans of returns when the house thaws out in august. >> i was going to say. >> yeah. >> also, another unusual sight , probably a while, unlike anything you have ever seen maryland businessman turned a snow blower, a motor and toilet into a snow plow. he calls it, lucy, david goldberg created it a few years ago after he says shoveling became too tedious. he gets looks but says the porcelain plow does a great job, goldberg will add a heated seat to his thrown. >> heated toilet seat, okay. >> whatever floats your boat. >> yeah. >> we didn't see any toilet ploys in philadelphia yesterday but one may come in handy today. >> our jan carabao has been going from neighborhood to neighborhood to see how philly is dig out. we will check with her next. >> a portion of the president trump's 2005 tax return has been leak, i'm hena daniels with what the white house says publishing the return is illegal. >>> ice, ice, we are not out o

it is ice everywhere. so if you drive, and then you get out of your carp, bob says don't wear the good shoes? i almost think you have to wear the flat he is shoes possible and the shoes with the lowest kind of heal range to the ground. because that's the best way to get good footing. but it is a rough day. and i think maybe even rougher that yesterday. at least could you walk on the snow yesterday and get some traction. today, when i walked, it was easier it walk on a snow covered yard, because you're not sinking into the snow, because the sleet that fell on ton of the snow is almost like super glue. i didn't sink into the snow at all. i thought safer to walk on the snow than it was to walk on the plowed driveway and sidewalk. so here we go, get being hit. look at this lovely snow flurries liver on tv for us as we look up to the street lights. so i think i filled enough time with enough warnings. and i think lauren you might want to work half day, then call out sick as soon as you're supposed to go out int

it is ice. if you didn't get a chance to shovel yesterday, forget about it, you're now trying to chop away at the ice. but right here, as you roll up, tires clipping some of the snow, you may have to go into the other lane, this is a sheet of ice. so the guys coming the opposite way will have to look out for that, the turning lanes are all iced over, going to be rough go here this morning. septa going to try to give it a go with a regular its regional lines, delays out of the gaeton the warminster line. amtrak running on modified schedule this morning. regular service on the market frankford and broad street, still many bus routes detoured or suspended, and that's going to change and get better through the day, as they are able to clear or open up some of the street with the plows. just go to the system status there at septa website septa.org for aka oren, lauren,o you. >> bob, thank you. a firefighter injured after battling fire at beach house in delaware. officials say krause from several comp

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it turned to ice in lehigh county. officials decided to keep schools and offices closed for another day. eyewitnesses that we spoke to i should say say that was a smart decision. >> anything can happen, people can fall, trip, you want your kid safe and at home. >> there is no point taking risk let them have a good time , give everybody a little break and it isn't safe. >> black ice continues to pose a threat to the area bye with another snow day as an excuse to stay off the road, some are embracing the official day off >>> berks county also got hit hard this morning, most major school districts remain closed , after snow stopped falling many residents began daunting task of digging out. it forced several business toss close and normally bustling tenth street in west reading saw folks shoveling through several inches of snow >> pretty cold now, it is windy, now the snow is getting hard to shovel, it is getting solid. >> and the public transportation system is operating on a normal schedule but you can expect delays and

ice, ice, ice. ice, ice, baby.e need that vanilla ice song playing all the time because we have to take it easy. we had a spin out in northern liberties delaware avenue at frankford avenue. by the way almost anything on the shoulder on our major highways, interstates we will see some ice pulled off to the shoulder. if you go over the line and if there is something up ahead of you, you will not be able to stop so just take it easy, out there. travel speed limit. we also this accident right here, guessup road at kings highway that is pulled off to the shoulder. even if they are pulled off if you are not paying attention, right there you can get right into it. head up on that. we have falling ice as well as delaware memorial bridge both directions right now are blocked, falling ice can be extremely dangerous by the way construction still out there 611 old york road between, wheatsheaf lane that right lane is block a lot going on this morning, rahel. >>> power crews are working hard to restore service following tuesday

a lot of ice still out there.you have to head out, i-95 you have to go slow but give some extra space for vehicle in front of you just because of how slippery it is. we are looking at 422 taillights from the eastbound direction at trooper. we have icy conditions here as well. you can see this, audubon road near collins road. the main story i want to say also falling ice on the delaware river bridgette is just take it easy, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> well, power crews are still working in the aftermath of tuesday's nor'easter, atlantic city electric hopes to restore power to have one affected by noon time today. last check ac electric reportedly has had less than 100 down from the initial 29,000, in the meantime electric company and red cross has set up warming centers, like this one in mullica. >> bad ice storm so you expect this kind of thing to happen. >> came down to get charged and they have coffee, snacks, very nice. >> we left lights on and unfortunately they are not on because of the storm and we

the ice is the big problem. a lot of places where your treads land it's all ice. >> with so much snow along the streets in old city. catching the bus meant standing in the street. and at allegheny and kensington. this street was so snow covered, cars stayed stuck. >> we didn't even send our quids to school. >> we have to drive them and we don't have a car and too cold to walk. >> many did walk. plenty of sidewalks were clear. many remain ice covered in north philadelphia parents set out early with the kids, knowing there would be mounds of snow and ice to navigate. >> we went the whole walk, the kids were playing and everything in the snow, they love tropical disturbance a lot. >> back here live, if you need to see a plow or a salt truck, you can call 311 in the city. the city is asking that you wait until tomorrow to do it. live in old city, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. it was a similar scene today in trenton, roads and sidewalks around the city's chambersburg neighborhood were co

, ice, ice, anything wet is now frozen and we are seeing problem spots out there because of it already this morning. we have one accident earlier that has been cleared, another one has taken its place, route one at creek road chad forward delaware county, very busy and as you pass by, the problem areas on the road today just give yourself some extra space when the car in, front of you, particularly the crews out there are cleaning this up because as we have been talking about it is pure ice. all we need is another problem on top of a problem area already out there on the roads route one northbound at creek road. we have speed restrictions on the bridges, ben franklin, walt whitman, betsy ross, commodore barry, scudder falls forty-five or 25, so just heed those warnings as well and use those speed restrictions. don't go any faster then. that plus, we have some slipping and sliding on the new jersey turnpike between 195 and jamesberg 45 miles an hour restriction, this will come in effect into places today just because of how much isis on the roadway still, jim and rahel, back over to you

sending chunks every ice crashing on to the sidewalk below. >> about 10-pound piece of ice fall about six of hundred feet. that's been happening like that over the last couple of days. >> cbs-3 viewer also shared what could happen when people do not clean off their cars. says ice blue off another car, and damaged her sister's windshield. after the sun comes up, more ice chunks are expected to drop today, as temperatures rise again above the freezing mark. >> and back out here live in front of the lows hotel, put out signs like this one, already barricades to warn people of the falling ice. police officers will also be on patrol looking out for any potential problems. for now, live in center city, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> look out from above. thanks, trang. >> well, some good news for many living in new jersey and delaware. atlantic city electric and delmarva power says restored power to all cans storm ers, crews from as far away from chicago helped. >> 5:36. in business news this morning, how says they'll work with a company that uses real fur. >

. >> well, looking at a lot of ice as rahel pointed out. we are already seeing accidents because of that ice, that is out there. >> it is out there expect that it will trip you up, slow you down, factor in extra time and sun glare very likely end up being an issue. >> van a whiteys on the phone. >> okay. >> yah. you can tell. >> guinness record for most dresses ever worn by a woman. >> i know. >> we need that company. >> yes. >> all right. let's move this thing along. >> all right. lets get you out there and show you what is, going on. we have nice looking skies, that will allow that, certainly the sun glare to create a concern once it does rise, but that is not until 7:00. career sky overnight means you don't have a blanket of cloud cover to trap in the heat. it is in the like it was warm, yesterday but with the clear sky it will mean a drop off is even more easily and efficiently. currently in the 20's dropping down in the teens even in the city before being said and done. that is where we stand in doyletown. nineteen there. mid 20's, pre

ice has been the story, snow and ice here along the creek.shore now where flooding has been a concern. this came to us from ocean city. someone walked out the door to find a river where there's usually a road right here. and now to a little guy having some fun in the snow. he went for a swim here. lincoln made a michael phelps side kick and took a few laps. be sure to check them out and leave your own there, too, and you might see them on television. >> jim rosenfield reporting for us doing the back stroke right there. >> the snow, the wet roads, they could freeze as the temperatures drop overnight. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a look at how low the temperatures are going to go. >> a lot of our area especially the areas that got snowfall it's going down into the teens. that's a hard freeze. and there's some wind on top of that just to make it more uncomfortable. we were showing you sunshine a little while ago. now the clouds are back as well as snow showers in the western sky and the temperature is about to g

front street there's icy patches, speaking of ice, fears of falling ice at the delaware memorial bridge, the right lane is blocked in both directions across the span. i had delays already on the paoli thorndale line, 501 will take care of people locally, otherwise looking good on on time. >> reporter: it feels like a friday in the studio. 37 degrees for the high today. that's it. we're back and forth freezing. 22 for the low. look at the normal high, 53. wouldn't that feel good. we'll not see that the entire seven-day period. the closest we get the first full day of spring 50. that's below average. brisk and cold, 37.tomorrow, su. saturday, 47. sunday, 46. at least for the week we're out of the 30s. >> flyers beat the penguins 4-0 home ice last night. fires are within five points of the final spot in the eastern conference. >>> "healthcheck," foods labeled low fat and low sugar, you should leave them on the shelf. products that have low content claims do not come with better nutrition and they substitute higher amounts of other aspects in order to competent. experts recommend reading th

the solid sheet of ice. it's a pain. >> the storm brought to the far western suburbs, for snow, followed by a wind blown icy sleet for seven hours. >> it's like little shards of glass hitting you all over the place. it accumulated into a slushy material that at one point was described as having the consistency of snow cone ice. and the neighborhoods largely deserted except forever the occasional plow crew or first responder, getting around could be hit or miss. >> slippery, go slow. >> and be careful. >> you could go in the wrong direction. >> have you to get to work when you are a nurse. > even all-wheel drive no push. not a good morning to get around in a not good, i'm sliding around and and had to shovel myself out a couple of times. >> people by and large seem to follow the advice of the governor and penndot and stayed off the roads during the worst of the storm. that let the crews get out and clear and they are starting to clear at least the main roads are starting to clear. back to you guys. >> good to

now they're in ice. they'll be there pretty solid. >> this one completely in ice here, the bottom of this cone. that gives you a sense how everything is frozen. but p pulled down power lines, then this tree, part of it, see half this tree is gone, part of this tree came down on these lines, as well. so, we come all the way down here, little built more. and maybe you'll see the tree. chris keep walking with me here. and you'll see how the tree came down next to this apartment building. and made a bull's eye hit on that car. but even from this angle, i'm telling you, the other way, only ankle toll see that car is in the back. maybe make out the back of it. then above the tree you can see all of the electric power lines that connect to that transformer above the tree, and you can see how they're dangling around the street light. so lots of danger still to be cleaned up, and lots every dangers no matter where you are walking, so when you go across the street again see there is a crosswalk there, and you see

and it that is hard ice. disabled vehicle here 95 south at cottman. we have an accident in new jersey, they are directing traffic cook road and route 551 between lee avenue and george drive your alternate is route 49 to get around that closure, jim, over to you. >>> it is probably good idea to have your carpet decleaned every couple years but you don't want to hire a carpet cleaner every time you spill something n this weeks angie's list report home remedy for tackling the tough carpet stains. >> reporter: different stains call for different solutions but it is always important to act quickly. >> but don't be too hasty, make sure you are using the right tool, use a dry, clean, cloth and blot, don't rub in the stain because it might lead to a lasting stain. >> reporter: removing blood can be challenging but it can be done. >> if the blood coagulated and started to clump take a spoon or a very dull type of industry, a butter knife something of that nature and remove it first and then start to blot it out with s

be ware of ice on the roadways. we do have a lot of ice on the shoulders and if it looks wet it's probably frozen. temperatures around 30 for a high but feeling colder with the wind for a closer look at what you need to know let's head over to chuck. >> that's right. a good day for making snowmen yesterday. the king family did a fine job putting a snowman and it looks like a snow woman together there. blue scarf, pink scarf. there's precious little in the way of a warmup coming so four things to know about the weather. number one, baby, it's cold outside. watch out for the icy spots this morning. colder than average weather for today, tomorrow and friday. by the time we get to the weekend a little bit warmer but it looks like a rain chance coming up on saturday as well. what to wear to, your scarf, anything you do and of course rocks in the pockets it's going to be windy as well. >> layer it up. i'm good at that. >>> taking a look right now chopper 4 in silver spring here. eastbound randolph road, you can see the cr

the bigger problem is this, the ice. and carol postd this on the facebook page from winona, new jersey, showing the daffodils that bloomed last week and the ice coating them and the coating the blooms will protect them overnight as the temperatures drop down to the teens and 20s. at the shore you didn't get the snow buteavy rain and high winds. these wind gusts tropical storm force wins, a buoy off delaware 64 miles per hour. and tuckerton 62 and fortescue 61 and atlantic city 47 miles per hour. caused the coastal flooding and caused significant beach erosion. tonight we could have an isolated snow shower or two. not accumulating, the winds will continue very gusty you do want to clean your cars, injure driveways and sidewalks, treat them because there will be a hard freeze overnight and temperatures stay brutally cold tomorrow with all the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily. >> the city of philadelphia lifted the snow emergency at 1:00 afternoon continues to plow roads and secondary

tuesday's storm left snow an ice that has since frozen solid on the cars. delaware laws are not specific remarked snow removing from -- regarding snow removal from vehicles. in pennsylvania, drivers face fines if snow flies off their vehicle and hurts someone else. >> people have to take the time before they get going clear the snow and ice off their vehicle. >> reporter: along i-76 we've seen clear cars this morning, he hostilely that will be the case as we head into today. take the few extra minutes and clear off the car for the safety of everybody around you. live along the schuylkill expressway, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> an unplowed side streets in manayunk have frozen over. drivers are dealing with a solid sheet of ice along the 200 block of windover street. in mantua, piles of snow are taking up prime parking spots. >>> a delaware family trying to stay warm during the deep freeze ended up making the decision that put toxic fumes in their homes. fire crews found carbon monoxide inside the home. the power was kn

these ice shelves buttress the flow of the ice upstream, the ice that's flowing into the system. when you lose that buttressing force, you allow the upstream glaciers to flow faster, and that is an addition to mean sea level. so that's similar to putting more ice cubes into the glass and letting those melt. >> reporter: ice falls off the edge of glaciers all the time. it is part of a natural process called "calving". kelly brunt says it is important to judge the size of the piece that breaks off, relative to the size of the glacier that is behind it. she says your fingernails offer a... handy... model. >> if you break your fingernail, inside the white part of your fingernail, you probably don't think much of it. if you break it below the white part, you put a band-aid on it, you think about it and you keep an eye on it. if you lose your whole fingernail, i don't know what happens. it's pretty catastrophic. this represents losing the whole fingernail. >> reporter: like so many features in antarctica, the larsen ice shelf is named for a famous 19th century explorer. and it is disap

. >>> fire and ice. the added challenges philadelphia firefighters dealt with as they battled this nightclub fire. >>> a rare look at some of president trump's tax returns. what he said about the leak of documents he himself refuses to share. >>> right now at 11:00, the bitter cold continues to grip our region following yesterday's storm. temperatures won't climb above the freezing point, so what's on the ground will stay frozen today. and it is still a mess in parts of chestnut hill right now. >> people continue to feel the effects of yesterday's storm. these people in north philadelphia were like many others. they needed a little push to get out of their parking spots, frozen in place. >>> we're dealing with strong winds today as well. here's a live look outside our studios. winds will increase as the day goes on, and we could even see some snow showers later today. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. don't let whatever sun you see fool you. you won't see a lot of snow and ice meltin

there is the problem of ice flying off of buildings and also off of vehicles. that's worrisome when the vehicle in front of you is going 60 miles per hour. dann cuellar is live at the 30th street station. dan, no doubt a lot of us have seen this sort of thing first hand. >> that's right, jim. a lot of motorists are seeing this kind of situation over the last couple of days, pieces of ice and snow flying off vehicles like this one. this is hard almost like concrete. as one motorist found out today in delaware, these can be like ice missiles causing serious damage. >> andrew of dover, delaware was driving i-95 south of the 295 split when a large piece of ice flew off of a tractor trailer rig and crashed through the window of his of suv. >> were you scared when you saw it coming at you? >> yes, sir, shocked me. i tried to get the license plate number but i was more paying attention to pulling over. >> of he was fortunate that he was not injured. >> it not in delaware, but it's illegal to drive with snow and ice on the vehicle in philadelphia and new jersey. today

we have some ice that we wanted to show you. you may think you can get past this, but when you put your foot on it it's actually very slippery. it take as lot to break the shovel as it might appear there but the ice is i can assure you of that. i want to tell you too, the main stretch out here, you will find some icy patches, but it is mostly clear out here off what we have seen and heard from drivers this morning. the snow out here that you may see on the roads too, it is not soft. it's very hard and icy. you do want to maneuver around that as well. we're talking to people this morning who tell us they are building more time into their schedules. many had to work yesterday and found tough conditions out there on the roads. we do see now that frederick county waking up this morning hitting gas stations, hitting stores and a slow start today to that as well given that schools out here in frederick county are opening with a two-hour delay. that is delays here in frederick. i'm justin finch, back in to you. >> be sure to keep it ri

the heavy snow and freezing coitions that's create a hazard, ice flying off vehicles one piece of ice shattered a drer's windshield. >> carbon monoxide fumes sicken a delaware family as they tried to warm their home during a power outage. >> another judge deals a blow to president trump's travel ban. >> david is off, karen rogers is in alo with matt pellman. >> reporter: a lot of people are talking about the ice, the reason it's so concentrated and hard we never got out of the 20s yesterday. we're still in the 20s right now. 21 in marges creek. 20 in -- martins creek, 20 in pottstown, 26 in center city. 24 in hammonton, 27 in dover, delaware, we have a bit of a wind at this point, hard to get the winds, look at the windchill. 15 in philadelphia. 12 in allentown. 13 in millville. congratulations the windchills were in the single digits yesterday. it's cold. unlike yesterday we have clear skies. we'll have a good amount of sunshine mix withds, is no snow showers like yesterday. the high 37 degrees, brisk and cold, we'll see partly to mostly sunny skies, wind westerly ten to 20 miles per

the ice event was widespread here in south jersey. one point in the storm, caused about 7600 power outages. i did just check the psg website. just under 1600 people without power here in camden county right now, but a lot of cleanup. >>> now to philly international. they plan to resume normal operations this morning. major carriers except for delta cancelled flight yesterday. because of winter storm. still want to check with airline before heading out to airport today. remember, you can get up to the second storm updates on the nbc 10 app. sign up for school closing alerts. get updates on the storm's impact. >>> let's talk about the day after the storm: and the frigid temperatures which are making cleanup pretty hard. >> check in with first alert meteorologist bill henley. most accurate forecast in the region. >>> the team was saying yesterday, if you wanted to clean it up, yesterday was the time to act. this morning is frozen solid. might as well wait now. not too bad where you are. what's on ground is frozen. with more cold air blow

highways, interstates it is not as much ice. maybe off to the shoulder but not so much on the main lanes, on those sidewalks, side streets, all of that so smaller road, still, very much , slippery. schuylkill at spring garden pushing in thee bound direction toward center city looking good there. in terms of the flows, we are looking as we should at 4:00 in the morning. that being said we have a morning construction crew out here northeast extension both directions between mid county and quakertown. just a head up on. that we are dealing with ice on the shoulders or anywhere just be careful for crews out there. more construction abington 611 old york road between hamilton and wheatsheaf lane, that right lane is down there. we're talking about more in the next 10 minutes. back over to you. >>> new video overnight as fire fighters battled flames in the nursing center in wynfield heights. it happened on the 2100 block of north forty-ninth street, fire began in the kitchen area crews had fire under control by 1:30 this morning no rep

following ice. city sidewalks with closed to attack pred pedestrians and david spunt has hor on the threat from above. >> not many issues to report because temperatures are down and today was a dangerous day for people walking around in center city and the moment the temperatures started to rise even just a little big ice chunks fell off center city buildings. >> and ten pound piece of ice fall about 600 feet. >> it's been happening like that the next couple days. >> lookout, lookout. >> andp it will happen again on friday when the sun comes up. thursday night temperatures dropped freezing the dangerous ice for a few more hours. >> i saw a couple of pieces dropped about a minute ago. and they came down with a cras crash. >> joe caddie was in the city from jenkintown for the day. >> sound like to would break windows. >> a viewer september is a fave of her sister's windshield after ice from another car flew off and caused this dangerous mess. >> i was walking in the middle of the street yesterday, but

-these giant ice-cream sundaes? -paul: it is., who came up with the recipes for the ice cream? mike: well, bob farrell actually gave us recipes, but we don't make our own ice cream on premises. we have a third party. that is thrifty. lemonis: and so you give them your recipes, and they make them? mike: no. we use their particular brand. we didn't have the money to be able to do the bob farrell recipes. lemonis: you got to be kidding me. this isn't just some ordinary ice-cream parlor. this is an iconic brand that's been around since 1963, and they're using an ice cream that i could buy at a local drugstore? if you're known for ice cream, you should at least have something that's special, and special to only you. so, can you give me a little tour of the candy store? shauna: sure. -sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. sandy: it's a pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. t

the reason why it's there, these are the areas that got some of that ice yesterday and some of that iceon the tree branches and wires. karen was talking about how she lost a tree. and we're

tires dry path, to the ice pavement, got spun around. out there, that's one sheet of ice.ample of what's out there today nothing melted, still out, there patted down even more so now, after 48 hours worth of folks driving on it. ninety-five southbound, heavy cottman, into girard, problems now on mass transit. broad street subway running with 20 minute delays, however, septa just said, they're going to attempt to get back to normal there. route 15 trolley using shuttle buses because there are cars expect delays on the 15 this morning. >> thanks forgetting us around, bob. >> back to this breaking news from france. letter bomb exploded at the french office of the international monetary fund, and we know that one person is hurt, but expected to be okay. >> also, getting word no other damage being reported, we should mention the imf primary purpose is to ensure the stability of the international monetary system, that's the exchange rates, system of exchanges rates, how different countries interact with each other. so we will continue to follow this developing story, a little af

that ice is going to refreeze also. and at the shore, the offshore winds that you just saw, that calms down the ocean so you don't have to worry about coastal flooding for tomorrow morning's high tide. philly is 34 with cloudy skies now. we have below freezing temperatures in many areas. some of the suburbs already down into the 20s with a lot of snow on the ground. lehigh valley obviously has a lot of snow on the ground as well. let's go into those neighborhoods in the p.a. suburbs, chester, bucks, montgomery counties, obviously this is an area that had a significant amount of snow and some ice and a little bit of melting this afternoon. exton and malvern at 32, st. david's and gladwyne is 32. north wales, elroy, new hope also at 30. warrington is down to 29. these places will all go into the teens tonight. everything is going to freeze solid. here's the way it's going to feel, too. that's not going to be any picnic. as we go through the night tonight, feeling like single digits again. middle of march here. not suppose

ice has been falling from high rises in center city.iewer sent this picture of ice chunks coming down off the ritz carlton. let's get to meteorologist bill henley. >> part of what was driving that ice yesterday was wr the gusty winds. we have an improving situation, winds will be lighter today. it's cold this morning but not as cold as yesterday. lehigh valley has dropped to 22 degrees with a southwesterly wind at 7 miles an hour. 23 at 7:00. excuse me, being and 11:00, 31 degrees. nice warm-up with lots of sunshine. philadelphia, the northwest wind right now is at just 7 miles an hour. we saw gusts beyond 30 miles an hour yesterday, much lighter winds today. below 10 miles an hour at 8:00 and just an 11-mile-an-hour wind at 11:00 this morning. look at the temperatures warming to 35 degrees. that ice blowing off buildings is less likely today. melting? that is more likely. we saw some yesterday. it will accelerate today as we warm into the 40s for philadelphia,

on black ice. it will be treacherous, icy conditions. we will have the equipment out, salt, we will do the afternoon once the plowing finishes and we encourage everybody to stay off the roads. sidewalks and roads will be treacherous as we get below freezing tonight in most parts of virginia that have been impacted by the snow. we have plenty of salt which will begin once the plowing is over. larry: we can say, lessons learned from last year because the plant you put in place seems to have worked. gov. mcauliffe: we prepare for this and have a great group, 6800 personnel on 4500 pieces of equipment in the northern virginia region. we prepare for this. everybodyppreciate working with us and staying off the roads. if you do not have to get out, we cannot this thing out, nothing is worse than a snow plow coming on eight disabled vehicle. you have to go around it. let us do our job. i tomorrow, everyt glad you are with us as the storm watch weather continues. the coverage of this winter storm. veronica

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sending chunks every ice crashing on to the sidewalk below. >> about a 10 pounds piece every ice fall feet. that's been happening like that over the last couple of days. >> cbs-3 viewer also shared what could happen whether people do not clean off their cars. says ice blue off another car, and damaged the windshield. more ice chunks expected to drop today as temperatures rise again above the freezing mark. >> it is melting, it is warming up, but you got to stay alert, look around your surroundings. >> and the city has asked building owners downtown to put up barricades as precaution for pedestrians. police offers remembers also going to be patrolling around downtown to make sure that no one get hurt. but for now, live in center city, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> templet mt tragedy in new york city veteran worker and mother of five dead this morning after being run over by her own ambulance. hena daniels with more on the shocking story. >> in this cell phone video, shot by a bystander, see the ambulance lights flashing and the

you can't tell if there's black ice or not. and when it comes to areas completely untreated, best to avoid them. >> they were shoveling snow, got chest pain, called 911. >> reporter: the slips and falls are not the only hazard. two patients had heart attacks shoveling snow. then there are the snow blower injuries. jt people tend to shut it off before they unblock the ice. we had people who have had loss of fingers. >> reporter: most towns have codes requiring the snow is removed 24 hours after the snow stopped falling. you are urged to take it easy and never put your hands inside a snow blower. as for ruth, she says if you have to go out, wear good shoes. >> war bootear boots. >> hopefully she'll be all right. more than 100 montgomery county high school students had the most magical snow day ever at disney world. about 160 of them from perkiomen high school couldn't fly home yesterday morning, so they had to spend another day at disney. their flight left florida a few minutes ago. they will land around 10:00. fun is over for th

nothing around right now, but we do have ice out there. so again, we were telling you about this yesterday. refreezing. now, aside from that we have these strong winds making it feel a lot colder. winddv winds could be gusting near 55 miles an hour. speaking of feeling colder, pour chuck bell is outside this morning. it's freezing. >> it sure is. i wish i had the flap down option on my hat because the coldest part of me are just the tips of my ears. current windchills are way down into the single numbers. how about 1 the feels like factor in hagerstown this morning. a balmy 11 here in d.c. and 15 the windchill down in fredericksburg. northwest winds as you were mentioning, that will keep windchills in the teens to around 20 all afternoon even with a sliver or two of sunshine. so not a pretty day to be outside and of course, everything that you're going to need to know about driving and getting around today, if it looks wet ice first thing this morning. use extreme care. melissa mollet, not a lot of traffic on the roads just yet but this co

can you see all the ice and crust on the roadways?thing that's shiny is icy because temperatures are well below freezing. you see that guy, he's not slipping or sliding so take it easy. we'll take you to chadds ford and check on that serious accident there coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here sky6 looking out across the commodore barry bridge. yup, it is cold and icy this morning. 6:16 and just 22 degrees. >> really uncomfortable to have to be working this morning, too, i don't it side, karen. >> yeah, for sure. for anybody out there or just waiting for a bus. meanwhile we've got a serious accident in chadds ford delaware county. a vehicle drove off the road into a snow bank. there's the vehicle right here. chopper6 headed to the scene right now. you see a tow truck and fire crews still on the scene. they're blocking all lanes in both directions of route one baltimore pike. the accident is northbound here at creek road so a serious accident here if you're in this area, you can stick to smith bridge road

this ice, this snow and ice. of course it has frozen over because it's so cold outside. we've seen cars come through this neighborhood, folks for the most part they're taking it easy s you see a car, there's another car coming right now. we've also seen several plow trucks. we've seen also some dump trucks in the area filled with snow. what we don't know is where they're hauling that snow off to. so, the story of the morning will be if you have to get out into the elements, take it easy because a lot of these secondary roads have not been plowed just yet in these neighborhoods. also, remember the sidewalks when you go outside, just take it easy but for now, like we said, the big story will be just getting out of your neighborhood onto those main streets. but once you're out on the main street it should be smooth sailing. live in allentown, gray hall, channel6 "action news." matt. >> thanks so much gray. >>> the storm left a substantial number of and people in the dark but the situation is improving this morning. pse&g reports more than 3500 outages in south jersey. atlan

many still have ice and snow and water building up. and for those whose job it has been to clear the roads -- >> it's a mess. >> reporter: sometimes they get stuck, too. >> a lot of people out there that shouldn't be driving. >> reporter: and again if you're heading out tonight, crews have been working to clear the roads. we can tell you right now police are on the scene of four separate accidents. they just left here to clear this parking lot and you can see the ice is building up and it will be slippery as it getting darker. deanna durante. >> the lehigh valley heavy snow fell at times dumping between 12 and 14 inches. plows tried to keep things clear and not even 18-wheelers could handle the snow and slush and these guys got a workout pushing their car. >> people in reading are also busy digging out tonight, some using their bobcats, others going that classic shovel route. brandon hudson is live in reading tonight. driving there won't be easy any time soon. >> reporter: no, it won't be, jacqueline and jim, especially fot with this t

sleet, ice pellets and freezing rain leading to more ice storm threat then a snowstorm, set up here in philadelphia today. in the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist kate bilo. >> thanks for that break down. >>> we did have freezing rain that was heavier at times around portions of the area and that allowed for ice amounts to really accumulate, chest ill hearst in camden county a quarter inch of ice, mount holly, .19 of a case. newark, delaware a tenth of an inch. phl picking up a tenth of an inch of ice with freezing rain this morning what to expect? yeah, we had sleet, we had frozen rain, on the ground. we had snow. it is all going to refreeze, as temperatures drop throughout the evening and overnight period, so that will yield hazardous travel conditions. so we will still have gusty wind and still sometimes of some scattered snow showers, and also, some blowing snow that is going to reduce our visability, locally and we are seeing that right now. live look at neighborhood network cam, moving around are around because of the windy conditions and couple flakes flying

about this right ice on the streets.ot good at all. when you leave those neighborhoods you have to be extremely careful. you can see the blacktop here but inches over of course is that ice that you will have to contend with this morning. we have seen plenty of plow trucks, also dump trucks loaded with snow. we don't know where they are taking that snow but again the big story of the morning is the cleanup after yesterday's nor'easter. take it easy wherever you have to go this morning and stay warm. live in allentown, gray hall, channel6 "action news." matt. >> and you, too. thank you gray. >>> yesterday's wintry mix left a coating of ice on tree branches and power lines in south jersey. camden county reported more than 2,000 calls for downed trees and the power outages. >> i looked out the window and as i looked out i saw this coming down. >> actively plowing and salting. >> new jersey governor chris christie lifted a state of emergency last night. he says allstate offices will reopen today and resume normal operating ho

>> like ice fishing. i finally got through this layer of ice to which is what we're looking for here and i measured a good fair three inches in my front yard. >> really? >> i wish ice fishing and all i found was carpe. >> you should have seen my car from this. hi to use a pick ice and everything. the poor finish on my car is everything. >> i thought you had people for this. >> i have no >> temperatures should trend above the freezing mark so road chemicals will be very very effective in wearing down the ice so there will be a hard refreeze tonight and windy and cold day coming up for tomorrow. right now temperatures are trending upward a little bit already. leesburg up to 34. washington 31. 35 by the bay there and now storm team 4 show you where the heaviest of the rain and snow is. >> yes, we have a lot of heavy rain that moved into parts of maryland and quickly changed over to an icy mix. look at this dark purple coloring on the radar. that san icy mix falling. it originally moved in as a very heavy rai