we still have some construction crews out there on 202, as well, so norristown 202 near schuylkill avenue. alternate lanes are open there still showing all green, and i would hope we could keep all green until the 6:00 hour. then, route 55, some construction here in jersey as well, route 55 southbound past route 42, one lane is blocked there. and just heads up tomorrow, we have the 2018 women's march, so saturday on the ben franklin parkway, because of that, roads will be starting to close, and close around that area, 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on saturday. and, then, also, in the worlds of septa, talking about broad street line coming up in the next ten minute or so. jim, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. couple of flight attendant in chile are now married in the eyes of the church thanks to mid-air ceremony performed by pope francis. the couple had a civil ceremony back in 2010 but their church ceremony was called off when an earthquake hit chilean destroyed their church. well, pope francis heard about it and stepped in. the chairman of the airline on board and served as witne

also was closed and that has now cleared out of the way, too, so looking really good on the schuylkill. speaking of construction in norristown, so route 202, between washington street and lafayette street, alternate lanes are open there is will be an area that will start to maybe hang us up in the 6:00 hour. not so much in the 5:00 hour. also, two-point of construction here new jersey, 295 north and south at route one, left lane will be compromised until they're guessing around 6:00 a.m. route 29 is closed right now between west upper ferry road and scenic drive. you will have to use an alternate, the only one where you have to use alternate around it, route 579 around this area, it will be your best bet. but i'll be reminding you this more as we progress in the 5:00 hour. back over to you. >> days after an explosive report of sexual misconduct, pennsylvania republican congressman pat meehan says he will not seek re-election. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in the news center more on this story. good morning, trang. >> good morning, jim. in a sit down interview with cbs-3 on tuesday, congressman meehan said he woul

those accidents are, coming, and they are getting moved out of the way this one has cleared in norristown sohat is all good to go. and then we have construction on the schuylkill, there we go between city avenue and belmont avenue. westbound left lane between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. eastbound between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. head up because on the schuylkill later on not between rush hour points, this is the area that will still be , very, very busy and slow us down. construction in delaware as well 95 north between newark toll plaza and route 896, three lanes are blocked and these will be blocked, all the way, until 6:00 p.m. so just make a note of that, lots of construction points that are going to slow us down , even in the middle of the day up until or even past this start of the evening rush hour. and then we're repairs from an earlier accident this one happened at 8:00 p.m. last night in atlantic city route 40 near ac expressway, the left lane in both directions is still compromised, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. for a look at newspaper headlines around the re

so, right along the blue route we're currently seeing some heavy rain stretch from media to norristownlansdale doylestown getting pockets of heavy rain so be careful as you're traveling out. let's go outside and see wait looks like right now as sky6 looks live at philadelphia international airport. it is wet out there today. it's soaking rain. and we could have some gusty winds with this as well. let's take a look at the numbers right now because it feels like spring with these temperatures. yesterday we made it to the low 60's. it's currently 42 in allentown, 53 in the city, 56 degrees is the current temperature in dover, delaware. usually we'd see this in march or april and here it is january. 51 degrees at atlantic city. let's take a look at satellite and radar now and here we can see how some of that heavy rain has moved right through the region and you get the sense by looking at this, this is not one quick shot. it's really the first half of the day that we'll be dealing with this heavy rain as this cold front is still well out to the west and has yet to push through the region.

so trooper, which was having some of the freezing rain, has just gotten out of it, according to storm ranger 10 and norristowns gotten out of the precipitation and bridgeport is just barely in it. storm ranger 10 is close to those places so it's getting detailed information. temperatures are way above freezing. you can see all of these areas in the 20s north and west. even though there's no precipitation now, the roads are wet. temperatures are below freezing. nightfall coming in and not a great combination. we're very close to the freezing marks in parts of south jersey. woodstown, 32. florence, 32. hamilton square, 32. and we have seen these roads so cold that even these temperatures, which are air temperatures, working above the ground, it may be colder than that rate at the surface. hamilton square there. it's way below the freezing mark and we are not going to have any kind of melting there and it's going to be a while before we can end this precipitation. we're going to watch it our by hour but it can see at the bottom of your screen, the ten-day forecast, temperatures are going up, up, up at the end of

so much. i mean, it is what it is. norristown is norristown. >> reporter: as temperatures dip, water mains burst and tasks of every day live can bring pain hike waiting for the 17 bus to go food shopping in the next town over from chester delaware >> taking her shopping. mack sure she gets there safe. try to get her as quick as possible. get her back home safely. >>orter: chester has workers out pawing at the frozen sidewalks with their shovels. while the 17 bus saves billy and his mom from the biting cold. >> now the water company says they're in norristown restored water there to the 30 customers at about 5:30. but with the ground so hard, so frozen with these cast iron pipes so brittle they'll be more water main bursts to come. live in media, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks, back to you. >> all right jeffrey stay warm out there. thank you. >>> the snow may have stopped falling but the philadelphia streets department is still out in force clearing away wleft.rs prior c to a once. ey hav about trucks get back thehat ma up that

head up norristown, starting at 6:00 we will see more vehicles heading out there so i want to bring this to your attention if that is your neck of the wood and ramp closure in new jersey that has been just cleared in case you missed it earlier, ramps to 295 northbound all gone, all clear. big thumbs up there. two points of construction this is sign maintenance that will happen later this morning 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 309 between pennsylvania turnpike and 202 and 39 between easton road and cheltenham avenue, again 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., rahel, back to you. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a drive by shooting that injured four people two victims are children. shooting happened around 9:30 at 24th and ridge avenue in north philadelphia police say a 22-year old man was shot multiple times and may have been intended targets. other victims are a five two-year old man and two, 13 year-old boys. >> we do not who the target are. it is possibility these 13 years old body may have been standing in front of the pizza shop and struck by stray bullets. >> the business are in stable conditio

so much much. i mean it is what it is. norristowns norristown. >> the water company was able to restore service to the 30 customers impacted in norristown earlier tonight. >>> can fox 29 and social media help reunite a desperate with long loft wedding ring. de c couple sure hopes so. they reached out after finding the gold band at a delaware gas station. bruce gordon has more >> how you doin'? >> reporter: it's all laughshe quinn household in boothwyn delaware county but sheinelle and arthur can only imagine what's going on between a husband and wife their one year anniversary was tuesday after hubby's gold wedding band disappear >> i would be devastateed in i lost mine. >> i know he's going through it. she's in his ear every day like where did you lose it at? where were you at try to backtrack. >> reporter: the day after christmas the quinns were gassing up at thistation on philad in cla delaware. arthur down int knauer pot of sorts. >> i seen a gold ring. so i pick it up. my first thing isike to return this likeer lost this i'd lik

so, this shows you it's ended in norristown, it's ended in malvern, coatesville it's all over but we'vehat line right over i-95. that's the freezing rain. it continues across south jersey. heavier in hammonton parts of elmer. cape may county, also dover, delaware, again, it looks like rain but with that ground below freezing, it's frozen solid. do be careful. may look like rain but it's going to be icy. right now 31 degrees in philadelphia. we hit a high of 32. allentown, reading stuck in the 20's. we got a little bit of snow earlier today. atlantic city airport in pomona 36. cape may 34. and dover 35. so, satellite and radar showing what's moving through, it's not a big winter storm. it's a pretty quick hit. again, the northwest suburbs, it's shutting off. it will be lingering in philadelphia probably until about 8, 9 o'clock. future tracker showing around 8:30 we're just on the edge. moving off the coast by midnight all done and it will be dry tomorrow morning but the problem tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 20's. use caution a good idea to treat your drive ways, your sidewalks t

>> what we will show you here but in king of prussia over 4 inches so far hellertown northampton county 3 inches, as well as norristownery own cbs-3 morning 2.4 since i was able to stick my weather watcher yardstick into the snow see how much we have there. but new jackpot. although we did see higher total like we you earlier in the show here, 16 inches in bay ville delaware, new jersey the t plus north field outside of foot already. and the list goes here. we are at mays had over 10 inches, so you're getting intense snow bands right now in these areas. and even though the storm here center of circulation starting to pull away, we're still get that wrap around moisture in those areas much lighter the snow continues to be, stop this loop for you here, and you can see, it is radar 101, the darker the purpose old more intense the snowfall is, and of course, that's taking place the further east you go. >> empty/in the next couple of hours, we look at the timing on all of this, so up until obviously noon, the heaviest hand been in eastern new jersey from this point forward, the snow will continue to taper off from west to

so far, tracking light showers in the suburbs for norristown. and you see moderate showers that are moving through new jersey. fog is a problem. light fog in reading. dense fog in wilmington. we will see pockets as warm air surges in. upper 50s at the shore. delaware climbing. temperatures in the lehigh valley and suburbs. in foil, now 61 at -- in philly, now 61 at the airport. a warm start. it's going to be a damp day. you see the rain to the south and west, that's the storm that's coming together for us. it will bring us rain. once it leaves us, it's cold for tomorrow. moderate showers moving through pottstown and just into western berks county this hour. the cold weather returns tomorrow. 6:00, 56 degrees. the temperature plunge during the day on saturday. by 10:00 in the morning, down to 30. the wind will be blowing to make it feel like it's 19. we'll get a lot of snipe. with the wind, temperatures are going to hold steady in the afternoon. just below freezing in philadelphia. as the eagles and falcons take the field, the temperatures come d

so far. in the past half hour we found out about a few school closings in this area. allentown schools are closed today. white hall school district closed today. also norristown area school district has a two-hour delay so again, you can keep an eye on the web site for more school delays and closings today as the snow continues to fall. we're here along macarthur road in whitehall township. we'll give you a live look at the road conditions here. the roads appear to be just wet right now but it's been sticking on and off. we've seen a lot of plow trucks coming through this morning, a number of salt trucks coming through putting down we've seen crews salting the sidewalks, so at least the sidewalk where we are is in pretty good shape. but as karen was saying, the temperatures are -- they're very cold this morning. so, things could be slippery either walking or driving. again, we have a number of school closings and delays in this area because of the road conditions. as we were coming up from the city we started out seeing just rain but then as we came up the northeast extension, it quickly changed over to snow. so, again, back out here live on macarthur road, w

if you can get to the norristown high speedline, that's running on time so that could be an alternate some of you. of course we'll keep you posted but major issues this morning on the paoli thorndale regional rail line. schuylkill expressway westbound between city avenue and belmont still have this minor accident on the shoulder but it's really slowing us down coming west of the roosevelt boulevard extension. in fact, just starting to slow here on the ramp from the southbound side of the boulevard extension to get on the westbound side of 76. and as you can see, it is really wet out here this morning in east falls. on the big picture, 7 miles per hour on the westbound schuylkill because of that crash. and we're watching that fire location in west philadelphia at hazel and 58th. larchwood and 60th would be alternates and matt i know you have more details on what's going on there in west philly. >> let's get to it right now. thanks so much matt. the fire quickly spread from one west philadelphia row home to a neighboring home damaging them both. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is

norristown tonight. jeff? >> reporter: iain, the investigation of that violent rape here in montgomery county has gone cold so da has gone high tech. he's turned to a company that actually produces pictures of suspects based solely on their dna. >> it was august 1st at 10:30 in the morning when the 19-year-old was attacked from behind. never able to see her rapist he held a gun to her head and fled. the montgomery county da says, this is the rapist. >> we actual dollar know who this attacker is. because the rapist left behind his dna. >> reporter: he doesn't know his name but turning to reston, virginia high tech firm he believes he knows what he looks like based on analysis of his dna. information wanted poster is going out with the hope the public will do the rest. >> this the case that keeps us up at night. um, we need help. we need the public's help to put a dangerous rapist behind bars where he belongs. >> reporter: it's called feign know typing and it's developers say it is led to the arrest of other rapists. while highly accurate on skin, eye and hair color they admit there are short coming. >> there's

david mitchell in norristown at 39 degrees. so not actually all that bad. but lynn sent thus progression of the photos showing how day started off with a good deal of sunshine outside, and then cloud filtered in and by the time sun prepared to set you can see it is overcast sky out there the cloud starting to proliferate as this system approached, and bill sent this shot of the beautiful sunset but again a lot of cud cover in place, and that is all we saw around the city and suburbs today, didn't see much in the way of snow except for a dusting in a few spots, early this morning but seeing a little bit more than that in our far north and western zones. lets check with bernville counts time lapse starting at 7:00 o'clock this morning. you can watch as the snow comes down lightly intermittently on and off all day long, just some cloud and then another round of light snow and then some cloud and another round have light snow and sun has set and currently 38 degrees, the snow is still falling so coming in fits and starts lightly but when we talk about snow flur

and plus one westbound lane is also compromised so just heads up on that, as well. construction out there, norristown, 202, near schuylkill avenue, alternate lanes open there. and the new jersey, as well, they're still out there, route 55 southbound past route 42, one lane blocked there. now, for the sunday eagles game, broad street line, discounted passes to and from the eagles game on sale starting today for only $4. by the way, just reminder, starting monday, sales are ends willing, like i always just want to ends by saying make sure to check your schedules on line this morning , talking little bit more about the 2018 women's martha is happening saturday, the ben franklin parkway, because of that we are seeing some road closures, jim, rahel , back to you. >> well, lots of you diehard eagles fans have your eyes glued to our countdown to kick off clock. >> yes, eagles fever continues we are just two days, two hours, and about 13 minutes away, from the nfc championship chip game at the linc. trang do live from the borgata in atlantic city, game day anticipate payings reached down to the shore. good m

so much. i mean, it is what it is. norristowns norristown. >> reporter: biting cold is bursting water mains and punish across the region tonight. in chester pennsylvania, francis myers and her son await await awaiting for the 17 bus t take them to nearby grocery store. sh isn thisruggountmme p a the pair wait. >> it's not good. >> it ain't good,. >> reporter: how lonyou have you been out here. >> just a couple minutes. >> reporter: howe y stay >> just ter: nearby city workers arein ice and snow coating the walkways. the 17 bus pulls up forvet's all the fuss >> i'm one of crazy people that move toa. >> rep want to get to >> reporter: yave alaska, jean gene you're living in i. >> not today you're right about that. >> reporter: might be colder than alaska. norristown chester here in media i have to the roads look to be pretty well cleared. water company spokesman said to me today that these cast iron pipes get brittle and soil can shift in this cold weather. that's what causes those water main breaks which willontinue tonight likely

so much. i mean it is what it is. norristowns norristown. >> reporter: biting cold is bursting water mains and punish punishing pedestr across the region tonight. in chester pennsylvani soniting forhe 17 b tak to nearby grocery store. shopping is limited in this struggling delaware county community. thed iishgs the pair wait. >> it's notd. it ain't good, honey. >> reporter: how long you been out here. >> just a couple minutes. >> r jus minutes. how long are you willing to sta out here? >> just couple minutes. >> reporter: nearby city workers are scraping at the hardened ice snow the walkways. the 17 bus pulls up for frances& and h brooks wath wondering what's all the fuss about one of c peo wanto move to alaska. reporter: you want to get to aorter: you d mo l>> not dyou'ut tt. >> reporter:ristow the water company says the water was restored at 5:30. with the water so cold and the soil frozen those bursts are likely to come again. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> a local volunteer firefighter rushes to a house in flames on the finds o

construction in norristown 202 between schuylkill avenue and lafayette street. we have alternate lanes opening. so again this is an area that will not slow you down much but as we progress in the 6:00 p us up, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> new for i look at newspaper headlines. >> front pe of the deli times republican congressmanpatg himself begins an accusation of second you'll harassmenttaxps office budget after she filed a formal complaint of sexual harassment. meehan says he developed an affection for young are staff er but nevemantic or sexual relationship with her. >>> and mercury an 88 year-old woman from berks county was killed yesterday afternoon in the two vehicle crash on eastbound route 422. release the name of the victim but she was from mount penn. the driver from the other vehicle was not injured. >>> state chapters of the national heart, lung, cancer associations plan to lobby delaware legislators for the first time to raise the age to buy tobacco to 21. right now five states including new jersey has passed similar legislation. >>> that is a look at some of the newspaper hea

also the norristown high speedline they have equipment problems and seeing 15 minute delays. it is sorutally cold outside to be waiting 15 minutes for your train or to find out that it's not running at all with the river line so be prepared before you head out. we had an accident that very quickly cleared here on the white horse pike at copley road. watch for this in barrington, camden county. you you may see some emergency workers leaving the scene there. this is the blue route past ridge pike. we had an earlier disabled vehicle. here it is cleared. we've seen a lot of problems with disabled vehicles. this one here on the roosevelt boulevard extension has been out here for hours so watch for that on the boulevard extension as you're heading southbound right now. looks like it's just in the process of clearing. it was right about here a minute ago here so that one had been out here for more than an hour. you have to be prepared to be stuck out there in the cold. keep the blanket in the car extra cell phone battery. we've seen a handful of problems with disabled vehicles matt. >> good

norristown. right lane to the main lanes is closed so you start to jam approaching willow grove out to that scene6, the northeast extension. been a rough one on the schuylkill. at this point just normal delays but speeds are really slow and in tinicum township delco, 5:30 last night a truck flipped over. the action cam was on the scene this morning. the truck was carrying honey and honey spilled out all over 291 at scott way there by wally park. the cleanup situation is immense. it's taking a long time. i would avoid 291 if you're headed to the airport stay on 95 instead. matt. >> thank you, matt. david is off. meteorologist karen rogers has the accuweather forecast. karen. >> grab the heavy scarf. wind speeds have gone up, wind chills have gone down. let's take a look at these numbers. it feels like 34 in the city. 16 in mount pocono. 29 in reading. 33 in millville. what a change from yesterday when we had a high of 62. that's history. today's high 44 but it's a little misleading 'cause it's going to feel like it's in the 30's with a gusty wind, lots of clouds to start us off. some peeks of suns

property records so the weiss family lived in the philadelphia area until 2004 with properties listed in plymouth meeting lafayette hill and norristownthe university of pennsylvania has yet to put out a statement confirming that william steinberg was a student there. as for the cause of the crash that is still under investigation. reporting live in the sat center, trish hartman channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, trish. >>> of course the world news tonight with david muir will have more on the investigation into the crash. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, frigid temperatures not ideal for making music so how did the mummers cope with the cold to keep their instruments in tune? and we'll introduce you to the delaware valley's newest residents born moments into 2018. cecily. >> well, the high today only hit 20 degrees making this our third coldest new year's day on record. i'm tracking even colder air later this week and also a potential nor'easter. i'll have all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and with that loss to end the regular season the eagles look fo

green as it should be, that is construction in norristown as well route 202 between schuylkill avenue and lafayette street, we have alternate lanes opened there sois an area that will get very slow, especially as we creep more toward 6:00 o'clock hour. just a head up we will let you know when that clears. also some construction that was out there having ramp close another in new jersey 76 eastbound ramp to 295 northbound that was closed as i said that has now been since cleared, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. everybody knows the intelligent fans are going with the bird in the super bowl that includes fans with artificial intelligence. >> i fly with the eagles on this one because of their relentless offense and momentum they have been riding off under dog status. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> the eagles may be the under dogs but you cannot argue with amazon's alexa as she says, fly eagles fly. >> well, i saw a story where they were questioning whether that was alexa's in the delaware valley but then they did it with an alexa in the northeast farther in patriots territory and she kept saying fly eagles fly. she knows what she's

> this is bald eagle from elmwood park zoo in norristown >> noah is pumped and if that is any indication that saturday will go well. >> noah ready to go, soes. >> yes. >> noah's okay, everybody good >> maybe. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news" from new york here now is jeff glor, we will see you later tonight. >> glor: explosive comments from the president. he's quoted as using an expletive to describe haiti and african nations saying the us needs more immigrants from norway. also tonig survivors of mudslides. ice and snow move midwest, headed northeast. an update on the hospital that dumped a patient out into the cold. >> we take full responsible for this failure. >> glor: the latest in warfare-- mass drone att veryled out of the church, so we have a little bond. >> glor: and a firefighter completes a rescue, driving the boy he saved home from the hospital.

west norriton diner under newman andment, brand new menu, good spot, norristown along main street will be out there from 9:00 to 10:00. so your appetite. free pancakes for the hour that we will be there later on live on good day, karen, back to you. >> our favorite price, free. 5:18. police officer was fatally shot in colorado late last evening, there is cents still a massive manhunt right now. this was adam's county sheriff's deputy gunned down, while chasing suspect from assault case. one person has been taken in to custody but swat teams still searching the denver suburbs, for as many as two additional suspect. >>> and another shoe to drop. the president of michigan state just resigned hours after the sentencing of the gymnastics doctor. lou anna simon will smith her official resignation letter but made the announce the last night. disgraced sport doctor, larry that is cents ar sentenced between 40 and 175 years in prison for assaulting more than 150 jim faces. simon had faced harsh criticism for the university's handling of the the scandal. yesterday, nasar finally apologized. >> except for apology to all of you, it

get up the hill on medford so go to septa 's web site and bus drivers don't even know how to get around it as well, at lee for the moment. equipment issues on the norristown high speed line we are starting off with 15 minute delays, river line is suspended between hamilton and trenton, it looks like a big metal fence across the road, and tracks, so just bundle up, even if you are not using river line or the high speed line, septa has had problems on the cold temperature days. it is cold standing out there traffic late defective stuck on rhode island red, boulevard and leave nick northeast philadelphia and water maine break from henry avenue in manayunk at james town way and water main break over in new jersey cooper landing road at snider avenue. it sounds like pipes not liking cold temperatures, mike and karen. >> i know mine's not. six credit 20. >> we have had problems from people arriving back from overseas, international travelers coming back has had aloft delays overnight. there was a outage of the u.s. customs and border protections processing system. compute are weren't working. huge delays all over the country. customs and border protection offic

heavier rains through norristown and media right now, chadds ford we have a live lightning strike, that little area of white that just kind of lit up right there soful as you're traveling and some of this heavy rain through the area. let's see what it looks like outside as we go outside live right now and, yes, we're soaking wet there at philadelphia international airport and in addition to that, we could see some wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour or so in some of the areas out to the west that already got this rain, they had dime sized hail coming down. so you have a lot to contend with as you're traveling this morning and the first half of the day is a wet one. 52 degrees the current temperature. the dewpoint 48. winds out of the south that's pumping that you mild air mass. the pressure is falling and the wind chill not a factor at this point. let's look at these temperatures. it's 42 in allentown, a mild 52 in philadelphia. even 51 degrees already in dover. temperature-wise yesterday and today it feels like spring. at least early spring. satellite and radar showing we've got some spring rain coming through, even some thunderstorms as you see i

so six to 10-inches in our blizzard warning area. that goes from toms river estelle manor through cape may and southern delaware. four to six in norristown, philadelphia, glassboro. two to four toward the lehigh valley farther away from the storm. down the shore the greatest impact wind gusts to 50 miles an hour white out conditions power outages. hazardous travel tomorrow. six to 10-inches of snow. so after the snow, comes the brutal cold. for more on that we'll zen it over to scott. >> that's right, kathy. winds of change blowing in behind the system. but take look at future wind gust as we go hour by hour by tomorrow morning tropical storm gusts down the shore up to 39 miles per hour and then by nine, 10:00 o'clock, 45 miles per hour miles per hour gusts millville and atlantic city. so the potential is there for some power outages. but beyond that, old man winter making a drastic come back arctic blast take look at future feels like temperatures. during the day tomorrow 2:00 o'clock, feeling like nine in allentown and also in trenton 11 what it will feel like in philadelphia but look at what happens by friday morning. it will feel lik

maybe toward norristown area, also, again, some orange and yellow coming down it, means again more heavier rainfall there. have had kim every spots where we've seen few little lightning strikes, soo hear rumble every thunder it morning, too, don't be surprised if you head out toward bucks county then into just north of trenton as well, again, plenty of precipitation coming down. pack the umbrellament pack the patience this morning across the area on the roads. future weather, 8:00 this morning, see the precipitation coming through. the front itself around 1:00, that's when it will pull through philly. then we clear out as we head little into the afternoon. do want to just mention this real quick. there is a marginal risk for severe weather today. not looking for any real potential, meisha, but gusty winds could be associated with some of the thunderstorms. >> you said it, pack the patience. you're going to need it. thanks so much, matt. just a little bit of rain can really slow us down. that's kind of what we're already seeing, not so much in terms of volume, but taking little slower. because you have to. also, seeing some problem spots out here. do have minor accident here, sch

norristown where there has been a lot of activity tonight, david. >> reporter: temperatures have started to drop here in the last hour, we're starting to see precipitation really within the last five minutes or so. now this salt barn behind me back in november that thing was full, you could not even walk inside. you can see it has been a fairly busy season because that salties being depleted but that does not matter because crews are ready for whatever happens, tomorrow. hours before snow moved in, drivers in montgomery county were running last minute errand, snow is expected to fall in philly's northwestern counties and suburbs, beginning after midnight. >> not a big deal it is january, it is supposed to snow. otherwise how will we get ski resorts snow they need. >> reporter: penndot officials have no choice but to stay busy. crews with the agency had 450 trucks and plows, and dumped salt on the roadways on tuesday. officials called this winter a busy one. >> we have had about seven or eight or nine events where we have dispatched trucks and used salt. we are getting a number of events back to back. so starting to take a toll on our supply. >> reporter: penndot is expect to replenish their sal

norristown where there has been a lot of activity tonight, david. >> reporter: temperatures have started to drop here in the last hour, we're starting to see precipitation really within the last five minutes or so. now this salt barn behind me back in november that thing was full, you could not even walk inside. you can see it has been a fairly busy season because that salties being depleted but that does not matter because crews are ready for whatever happens, tomorrow. hours before snow moved in, drivers in montgomery county were running last minute errand, snow is expected to fall in philly's northwestern counties and suburbs, beginning after midnight. >> not a big deal it is january, it is supposed to snow. otherwise how will we get ski resorts snow they need. >> reporter: penndot officials have no choice but to stay busy. crews with the agency had 450 trucks and plows, and dumped salt on the roadways on tuesday. officials called this winter a busy one. >> we have had about seven or eight or nine events where we have dispatched trucks and used salt. we are getting a number of events back to back. so starting to take a toll on our supply. >> reporter: penndot is expect to replenish their sal

so bob kelly made his way to west norriton diner in west norriton, pennsylvania. >> morning, everybody, what's your name? >> roz. >> roz is having some fun. hello. >> good morning, norristown>> yeah. >> we're here, at the west norriton diner here, where roz bridges her own grand ma t's pair but ther? >> every diner i go. >> what do you spread it all over the place? >> pancakes. >> on the pancakes. >> so here, they had free pancakes, who enjoyed the free pancakes today? >> (applause). >> our little girl carly operated -- opted to go with the scanned ex, then over here there is lady she said she one of the red hatters, and the red hatters, what, the folks, their children -- >> the children are moved on. we have the whole world is ours to do what we want, when we want, and -- >> the whole worlds is yours, all day long. we're going back to her house after breakfast, right? happy hour at her house. but come on over here. check out the items, west norriton diner under newman andment only opened here eight months, look at the food. this is my favorite one right here in the middle. what's this one? >> that's the big breakfast or the hot cake champion owe. comes with all of that. >

so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000. >> ♪ >> good morning, norristowntside of the septa station. everybody sleeping in, hitting the snooze button there in norristown but not everybody has hit the snooze button as we're back here live looking at i-95 an accident southbound right near route 322. let's go to eric smith, our co-worker who has been coming in, he's had his dashcam working all the way in from boyertown. i hope he's not going to try to park on a snow emergency route unlike our very own -- >> all right. >> thomas drayden over there. [laughter] >> he made it in from boyertown. let's go back to my jam cams and bring in chelsea from penndot. chelsea, good morning, how are you doing. >> good morning. i'm doing well. >> now, i've got to ask you, i've been here for six hours, 300 cameras and we've seen very few of the penndot plow trucks. is there a reason why the roads, the major roads aren't being hit like they normally would be? >> well, with traffic, you know, this storm hit during the morning rush, so with traffic, if you're stuck in traffic that

so once again, we're talking places like galloway, ocean city, avalon, brigantine, toms river, six to 10-inches. millville as you move toward stoke creek glassboro, voorhees, moorestown, norristownlmington, four to 6-inches for you. once again looking at the highest wind gusts down the shore up to 50 miles per hour. white out conditions are possible. of course, watching for potential power outages. kathy? >> when you see it all listed like that, saturday scott it really hits you how significant this storm is going to be down the shore. especially losing power when it's so cold. that is really troubling as well. treacherous travel down the shore tomorrow as well. right now on the parkway we're talking about pretty quiet conditions but it's going to be different everywhere tomorrow morning's rush is going to be a tough go. 24 overnight in philadelphia. the poconos 11. 18 in pottstown. 19 in allentown. tomorrow temperatures are going to be right around the same mid 20s. snow and wind that snow will be tapering off in the afternoon but the wind gusting to 40 miles an hour will have an impact because the snow is going to be so light. then the deep chill, the coldest air yet. friday t

and back to norristown, appington, philadelphia, west chest, he wilmington, again, in the 1 to 2 inch category. and most of the snow, the worst of it comes during the morning rush tomorrow. so that's the time to leave a little extra time and to drive a little more slowly. it's not a big storm, does not have the potential to be, but it certainly could be messy for that morning rush. i'll be back with more on what to expect coming up. >>> the road to victory is rolling through philadelphia. up next, i'm talking to philadelphia eagles insider dave spa dare row about sunday's matchup against minnesota and what the birds need to do to make sure the super bowl isn't a home game for the vikings. next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coined the phrase, "we give you coverage options based on your budget." -that's me. -jamie! -yeah. -you're back from italy. [ both smooch ] ciao bella. >>> all right. hop on to the road to victory. all that's standing in the way of the ea

norristown high-speed line, are all on or close to schedule. we have four bus routes on weather-related details. some of the roads that traditionally have issues, so the 18, the 27, the 103, and the g, are all on weather-related detours, and we suspended service on the route 35. and that runs in roxborough, manayunk, with all -- >> and it kind of comes with the territory. not used to the snow. but i think we talked yesterday. something different for this storm, afraid that the frozen power lines above could get pulled down by the trains. so we're reducing the speeds, is that correct? >> we put a speed restriction on regional rails, and the 101, 102 trolleys, when when there is extreme cold weather like we've been having. and that is so that, you know, we have wire issues, or even issues with the track in these conditions. so the trains will be going little slower. trolleys will be going little slower. but that's all for safety. >> good. and of course obviously, be careful on the platforms, and the stems. heather redfern from septa, thank you always as checking in, passalong our thanks and well wishes to all of the drivers and train operators, and

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