mother nature it telling us we are in the dead of winter.chools are back open tomorrow but operating on a two hour delay. others across the area will be running at the bottom of the screen during this broadcast and 6abc.com. 10s of thousands are without power again. this lefts town family is concerned about the swing set in the snow. tangdangling wires began to burn. drivers were told to avoid the area at fort road off bensalem boulevard. >> the latest outage numbers from peco just under 90,000 cus meres in the dark. the hardest hit area being burlington county. atlantic city electric with troubles the burlington and camden county, 17,751 customers in the dark. cecily tynan is standing by with the latest word from accuweather tonight. jeff chirico is ellen park. chad pradelli in broomal and. >> jeff what is the situation there? >> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark.

mother nature. how can you be mad at mother nature?> reporter: toshay how can you be mad at mother nature. she spared us this time in allentown. no reports of any outages or lots of them out here but penndot again wants to you stay off the road because whale it is slushy, the snow could freeze over and continue to be dangerous so just let crews continue to be on the road and get their jobs done. very latest live from downtown allentown shan take lance for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good advice, thank you. >>> kate joins us now, she continues to watch this baby as it moves on out. >> yep. >> getting ready to spring, forward soon. >> we are indeed. >> it is interesting to see how much snow fell. it looks like allentown would see the most of it and it over performed further south and east, portions of new jersey pick pick up 8 inches and less in the lehigh valley w these storms it is all about where bands set up. when you get convective banding it is impossible to forecast where they set up. these are areas that will see most snow. post

mother nature, i don't think she likes us very much right now, but winter weather advisory has been up upgraded to warning for many areas including philadelphia county, area to north and west, lehigh valley, poconos, northwest suburbs, all under this winter storm warning that kicks to effect at 7:00 p.m. this evening and goes until 3:00 a.m. early thursday morning. as we likely are to see a significant snowfall across parts of the area, as we head into tonight, especially, through the day tomorrow. temperatures right now, though , quiet. we are chilly, 29 degrees in millville. twenty-seven in ac. 30 degrees if your current temperature in philadelphia, so probably need the winter coat, definitely going to need it tomorrow. storm scan3, showing us, the calm before the storm right now. really nothing to see, just few passing clouds, but up winds, we do have this dynamic area of low pressure, going to see two areas kind of merging together of energy, that is going to bring us potential for significant snowfall across good portion of the area late tonight, through the day tomorrow, into tom

mother nature i telling us we ae in the dead of winter.chools are back open tomorrow but operating on a two hour others across the area will be running at the bottom of the screen during this broadcast and 6abc.com. 10s of thousands are without power again. this lefts town family is concerned about the swing set in the snow. tandangling wires began to drivers were told to avoid the area at fort road off bensalem boulevard. >> latest outage peco, just un meres in the dark. the hardest hit area being burlington county. atlantic city electric with troubles the burlington and camden county, 17,751 customers in the dark. cecily tynan is standing by with the latest word from accuweather tonight. chirico is ellen park. chad pradelli in broomal an. >> jeff, what is the situation there? >> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark. >> road crews were out a dozen accidents anduntl

a big wallop of snow from mother nature. advisory continues it's discontinued for the immediate philadelphia area but extended for the jersey shore where we'll see gusts up to 45 miles per hour through midday where the winds subside this afternoon. take a look at the current wind gusts, 41 in philadelphia. 33 in atlantic city. 30 in cape may. 35 in dover. wilmington 37. hurricane force winds begin at 74 miles per hour. dennisville in cape cape may county received 71-mile an hour winds gusts yesterday. forfortescue 61 pierls. 61 miles per hour. ocean city, 55 miles per hour. we should not see gusts today but we'll have wrap around bands, the leftover from the nor'easter as it pulls away. 32 degrees in quakertown. center city you're above freezing i-95 corridor is above 32 which is a good sign the snow will continue to melt. glassboro, 35, tuck -- tuckahoe, 36 degrees. the mid 40s. yesterday's nor'easter wreaked havoc across the delaware valley him our already saturated grounds mean the winds knocked down roads cars. bob brook

thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic getting by without a problem along west chester pike. really, it's some of the side streets back roads that are still snow covered. and as expected, the sidewalks of the that went alks send some unplowed kind of slippery. slushy at this hour, as the temperature falls. so definitely going to make for a slow start thursday morning, but you know, as our friends said. hopefully it will melt be hopefully it will be feeling like spring soon, latest in delaware county, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we can all agree on that >>> eyewitness was in west chester earlier as the snow came down hard and fast and a lot of people wisely opted to stay indoors and off the roads, those who did venture out bundled up appropriately for all of that snow. it's a little bit tough getting around the city of philadelphia >> drivin

verse man and woman's we are not keeping up with her as well as we would like to do mother nature here at six or seven or 8:00 o'clock, we're backing off on the snow and that will give work crews a chance to double down and get roadness good conditions for tomorrow. >> in the meantime lets check out the situation on the schuylkill expressway. they have had problems throughout the afternoon as well. "action news" report are annie mccormack is standing by or driving by, on the schuylkill, westbound, annie where exactly are you right now. >> reporter: hey right now i'm going to flip over because i wanted to show you video of a car that is on the side of 76 westbound, trying to, spin out or trying to get out, and thin ning out there. right now, rick, we are on the conshohocken curve approaching the conshohocken exits, and, again we're in the westbound lanes and you can see there that there is some traffic, going eastbound as well, but in front of us, right now there are not a lot of cars, however, we have sat in traffic, for about, probably an hour, and, as we were heading up here and

salts,hey're working which is well enough to get us through this storm and anything else that mother nature might bring our way, live in chester county, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> more wintery weather is most uncome for those without power from the last nor'easter. peco is reported about 10,000 outages, things looks much better elsewhere. 's the average numbers are smaller for all ac electric, dal mar have a and pseand g >> the streets department is getting trang do battle the conditions. emergency goes into effect tomorrow morning. eyewitness news greg argos is live in rittenhouse square. >> reporter: in just the past 60 minutes, rain really coming down right now, all of this is pecte. and so in just about nine hours, 8:00 a.m., we're going to be in that snow emergency and plenty of folks through the street preparing for this winter weather. if you haven't heard yet, the city is leaning forward can't declaring a snow emergency. >> reporter: begins 8:00 a.m. wednesday. that means move>> all vehicles from snow emergency routes by 8:00 a.m. >>> forget about jury duty >> phila

70,000 tons of salts, which is well enough to get us through this storm and anything else that mother nature might bring our way, live in chester county, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> more wintery weather is most uncome for those without power from the last nor'easter. peco is reported about 10,000 outages, things looks much better elsewhere. 's the average numbers are smaller for all ac electric, dal mar have a and pseand g >> the streets department is getting trang do battle the conditions. emergency goes into effect tomorrow morning. eyewitness news greg argos is live in rittenhouse square. >> reporter: in just the past 60 minutes, rain really coming down right now, all of this is expected to turn into snow. and so in just about nine hours, 8:00 a.m., we're going to be in that snow emergency and plenty of folks through the street preparing for this winter weather. if you haven't heard yet, the city is leaning forward can't declaring a snow emergency. >> reporter: begins 8:00 a.m. wednesday. that means move your vehicle >> all vehicles should be moved from snow emergency rout

thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic getting by without a problem along west chester pike. really, it's some of the side streets back roads that are still snow covered. and as expected, the sidewalks some of the sidewalks send some of the parking lots that went unplowed kind of slippery. slushy at this hour, as the temperature falls. so definitely going to make for a slow start thursday morning, but you know, as our friends said. hopefully it will melt be hopefully it will be feeling like spring soon, latest in delaware county, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we can all agree on that >>> eyewitness was in west chester earlier as the snow came down hard and fast and a lot of people wisely opted to stay indoors and off the roads, those who did venture out bundled up appropriately for all of that snow. it's a little bit tough getting around the

mother nature unloading because here comes the front. another round of widespread rain tomorrow night this time tomorrow. that'll last until thursday morning. now the front moves through, but just like the past four, five storms, that does not mean the rain is done yet. it's done for thursday, thursday afternoon that may actually be sunny. but watch futurecast building showers back in on friday. another wave of low pressure will move through saturday and likely keeping the chance of rain around until saturday night or early sunday. it just won't go away. south bay, half of an inch of rainfall, the lowest amount of rain. santa cruz mountains up to four inches of rain. san francisco an inch or two. east bey, one to three inches of rain. heaviest rain stays to the south and lots of sierra snow above 7,000 feet in elevation. highs tomorrow will be above average. now why? when we're talking about rainfall, we're on the warmer side of the front as the front arrives tomorrow night. ahead of that you'll get some rain in sunnyvale, but 67 degrees

. >>> no question, mother nature is gorgeous. so beautiful, in fact, she's built her own mirror to go, hey, beautiful. mother nature happens to call her mirror solar deya uni, in bolivia, the largest salt flat. it's the wet season and alex kohn went out there, he traveled all over the world, a former med student, sold everything in 2012 to travel and out of all the stuff he's seen, this place is one of his favorites, and you can absolutely see why. but to get out to that spot, you have quite a long way to go. >> i'm now prepping the bike with chain loop to enter the salt flat. >> has to watch for a moment and scope out where the cars are going, and see how deep it is. keep in mind, this is water with a high salt content. that's not good for a motorcycle and the electronics. he doesn't want to swamp the bike. otherwise the day could be over. >> it's worth the risk because it is such a stunning place. look at the images. >> as he gets out into the water it's not very deep for the most part, but you'll see lots of people around, and

>>> thousands of people are reeling after another powerful punch from mother nature we are live with efforts to get, homes back on the grid. >>> the snow didn't go far what managed to melt refroze overnight. mobile weather watcher is checking conditions. you will want to give yourself plenty of extra time this morning. >>> don't look now but there is a possibility, a possibility i will tell you of a three pete, my goodness, looking live at the parkway here in center city chelsea's keeping an eye on the potential for a third, nor'easter, in just a few days >> when it rains, it pores it is thursday march 8th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. chelsea and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> three pete is usually a good thing, right. >> i got to tell you, i love the environment and i like mother nature, she has a good relationship. she's on my last nerves at this point. we are looking outside and we have down wires but i have to say we know what we will talk b black ice, refreeze, not one accident, so far. >> that is good. >> people are still asleep. >>

mother nature will bring the rain back tonight.t's mild outside, close to 70 sticky degrees in concord, 65 and humid in livermore, 59 in santa rosa, san francisco 63. overnight it's all about the rain, but it will be a warm night, fremont dropping to 56, vallejo 56, redwood city and oakland mid- to upper 50s. so a warm night because we're on the warm side of a front. let's talk about what's going on. flooding rainfall very likely central and southern california. the northern edge of the atmospheric river will make it as far north as big sur. that's moisture coming up from the south. there's a pretty strong cold front coming in from the north. those two will both encroach on the bay area and squeeze together overnight and tomorrow morning. by 4 a.m. the rain gets more intense over the santa cruz mountains. watch the front coming in from the north moving northwest to southeast. it will pour. it will get windy. there will be an enhanced risk of thunderstorms all tomorrow morning. the front quickly moves out. by 5:00 or 6:00 the rain a

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. >> never, ever expect what mother nature will do. >>> good evening. jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the major winter storm that trounced our region today is leaving behind two major dangers tonight. first, all that leftover snow is icing over now. so your morning ride to work could be dangerous. then more power lines and branches could fall overnight with that fresh heavy snow weighing them down now. and that means even more power outages. >> right now at 11:00 more than 140,000 peoplener the da are in without power. parochial schools are on a two-hour delay. other schools are giving students a full day tomorrow. the closures are at the bottom of the screen. >> a lightning strike sparked this fire. no one was hurt. but in ocean county a teacher was injured when her umbrella was struck by lightning outside manchester middle school today. she'll fortunately be okay. >> drivers have been slipping and sliding all day. walking wasn't any easier. nbc 10 in center city, allentown, king of prussia today. >> delaware, this time lapse video shows the

penndot is ready for what mother nature throws our way.a snow event, but they do realize that they may have to also focus again on the heavy rain and possible flooding. take a listen. >> this is a winter storm, not done yet, we're preparing for snow event. so while the storm comes in as rain, we will be checking in each county manager, on our state highways systems knows their flood prone areas to what areas to check out. we will have all of our state crews out for the duration of this storm. >> yes, live look right now, at the schuylkill river. you can see, the water droplet , the rain on the top of the river there, and it is slowing pretty good right now. as pendot said, they're going to be keeping an eye on flood prone areas. they say rest assured, when the rain does turn over to snow they still have 80 tons of salt to work w reporting live along kelly drive this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, controversial statue depicting harvey wei

it is mother nature. can you be mad for mother nature. >> snow advocate. >> people at penndot traffic management center were hard at work as snow fell officials say there weren't many accidents outside on the roads >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england. >> nicki batiste said more than a foot fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents. >> reporter: heavy wet snow blanketed roadways from new jersey to new york city as powerful nor'easter lashing the northeast intensifies. >> the phrase says a lot, thunder snow, and that could be between, two and 4 inches, per hour. >> reporter: plow where is out in full force to clean up over a foot of snow that felon parts of the new york and pennsylvania. >> kind of day where you want to, stay at home and binge netflix and do nothing. >> reporter: hazardous conditions on interstate 80 in pennsylvania led to multiple car accidents. in connecticut officials say big rigs from major highways as a precaution. >> while the van, i currently see only for

and a few people were out looking at the sheer force of mother nature. >> from the shore we go to sara bloomquist live in center city on market street. what is the story there? >> reporter: the snow is still falling there but not as heavy as before and the sky is brightening and this allowed the plow trains coming through to get the upper hand and on market street the roads are slushy but overall getting around center city is not easy. the morning started off slow way wintry mix and by afternoon the big heavy flakes are flying, turning center city streets to slush and leaving hats and coats coated in snow. my feet are soaked and freezing and leggings on under my pants. it's not the fun fluffy snow and caking to everything. >> it's getting slushy everywhere and really gross. hotel employees are sweeping the sidewalks keeping them clear. the thick heavy snow kept coming and getting into center city is one thing and getting home another. coming into the city earlier it was cool and not that much. just rain like a wintry mix. and now it's hectic. i got off the subway and as you can see it'

. >>> mother nature cooperating with power crews today.ime to restore electricity before more damaging winds and heavy snow arrive. next. >>> and all new at 5:00, tricky travel. transportation agencies already changing their plans ahead of the storm. what you need to know to get to work on time. is a. >>> packing a one-two punch. here's a look the two storms senior going together off the coast. that's going to bring gusty winds and snow across the area. and many bracing for round 2. neighbors are cleaning up, trying to minimize any other damage, but the damage to this home here -- we have more in a minute. >>> the weather is looking call here right now, but come this time tomorrow, we will see drastic changes. thank you for stays with us at 4:00. >>> as the coverage you can count on to get you through this winter storm. meteorologiest steve is checking on -- >> tammie souza is tracking when the snow will begin to fall. the first alert is in effect at 11:00 tonight. also south jersey and northern portions of delaware. we're expecting a roug

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what to do if your car is damaged by mother nature. harry. >> that picture and tree on that car.rm could be very challenging. the first thing you should do is take a deep breath and carefully survey the damage to your vehicle. >> a gentleman came in, he had blood on his face. he said he managed to crawl out the window. >> that's just one of the scenarios from last friday. they're dealing with a lot of claims from our area. you need to act quickly to avoid a delay getting your car repaired. triple-a and the insurance institute say liability insurance covers crashes involving two or more cars caused by snowy and slippery roads and optional insurance covers tree limbs and take a picture of your car's damage. some insurance companies will ask you to upload the photos to their site along with your claim and check with your insure ir for the quickest way to file your claim. >> read your policy to see if you're covered for a rental car while your car is being repaired. the key is to file your claim as soon as possible to speed up the process and get you your money back and back in the d

they are prepared for whatever mother nature may bring.enndot tells us they are not concerned about this being a major plow operation, they are concerned about the wind as is peco. peco reminds customers because of the winds there could downed power lines, don't know touch them, they will come out and correct the problem. live along the schuylkill expressway gray hall back to you in the studio. >> let's go live on mobile 6 in delaware for a while. hopped on i-95 crossed into the pennsylvania state line we're chichester exit right now. there's a heavy bands of r pennsylvania/delaware state line. it depends on where you are, bob brooks down the shore saying it's nice. gray hall saying it stinks along the schuylkill expressway. kind of a similar situation here in delaware county with mobile 6. take accuweather with you as you head out the door, get updates on the storm with our free 6abc app it includes live views anytime center storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. >>> switching gears here, three south jersey school districts close due to

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>> trish: fox on top of three storms raging right now from mother nature. a massive storm slamming the northeast. cancelling flights and threatening widespread power outages. to california, the justice department now suing the state to put its policy of protecting illegal immigrants on ice. the white house economic adviser gary cohn is out. stocks down 350 points earlier. we're on all of this right now. this is "your world," trish regan in for neil cavuto. the justice department coming down hard on oakland after the major tipped illegals about pending raids. the california governor firing back. claudia cowan is where it's all going count. claudia? >> u.s. attorney general jeff sessions went on the offense this morning sacramento, outlining the many ways in which california and its sanctuary policies, breaking the law. jerry brown having none of it calling this lawsuit fouled by the department of justice apartment the state a political stunt. the attorney general saying it looked like fox news than law enforcement. sessions said the justice department is sui

. >> mother nature does not chris discriminate. look at the home of philadelphia flyers goalie ilya bryzgalov. he tweeted this picture and wrote, nature is very angry with us. many families dealing with similar situations. tree trimmers are their new best friends. we spoke with dan moore with tips for homeowners. >> a lot of the big pines, people let them grow. what i would do is tip back president ends of the lens. take weight off of them. you know, you really got to thin some trees out sometimes. you get the air through them better. >> tree trimmers will be very busy the last few days answering those urgent calls for help. >> here's a quick reminder. aaa says if a tree falls on your home, your insurance will cover removal and repairs for damage. but if it falls in the yard and doesn't hit anything, you have to pay for the removal. >>> this has been a deadly storm, at least nine people have died. police in north jersey say, a man was killed touching live power lines that the wind knocked down on friday night. the storm with floodi

delaware valley is pelted by mother nature's fury, trees are no match for the high winds that ferociously whipped through the region as nor'easter brings a mix of rain and snow. a pleasant good morning to you morning, the big s the aftermath of the nor'eastethat blew ande destruction and trees fell on a couple of cars, and in one case aasher taken to the hospital with head injuries. the saturated grounds and bigotries were

like to take this opportunity for the most erratic, performing, annoying performance lately to mother nature. >> reporter: i feel that was meant for me. [laughter]. here's why it's so bad people, let's take a look right now at satellite and radar, today is the quiet before the storm. we can see precipitation building out to the west, that's an area of low pressure that's going to transfer energy to another low off the coast and a seco comes our way this week. let's start you off with today. it's cold out there, 31 degrees, i would wouldn't win awards for this either. the windchill, 21 degrees. 29 in the lehigh valley and below freezing along the coastline. it's a dry one, but it's chilly, a gusty breeze at times. 31 degrees, bright sunshine. lunchtime, 41. 5:00 p.m., 43, 7:00 p.m., 40 degrees. the national weather service has already posted a winter srmwatch valley for tuesday evening until wednesday late wednesday night long duration of a storm we're expect to go impact us. it has a little bit to work out the timing. i want to tell you what it looks like for us, tuesday evening into wednesd

this is a live look at center city from the studios in spring guard e we'll tell if you mother nature will be in better mood this weekend. >> today is saturday, march 3rd, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. we have complete coverage of this nor'easter aftermath, anita oh, in the mobile weather watcher this morning looking at damage left behind and conditions on the roads. but first, let's turn to meteorologist, chelsey ingram the latest on it storm, high, kelly. everyone, good morning to you, no surprise, that we see people even this morning, without power at this point in time. look at the wind gusts we dealt with yesterday. these are some of t maximum wind gusts, we saw wind gusts over 70 miles per hour at times, in cape may new jersey. and washington township, over 60 miles per hour wind gusts reported, in dover, right around 62, and pennsauken around 56. and then even in northeast philly the wind was gusting over 50 miles per hour at times. now, today's not going to be as windy as it was yesterday. but the wind will still be sticking around. we have wind advisory that's in effect for

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. >> mother nature. >> mother nature is working in our favor. showers right now pretty much non-existent at this point. doppler radar you can see that storm system now far off to the east of san francisco. and making its way now towards the sacramento area. so if i zoom this in definitely a lot closer you can see what's left behind. little spotty light showers. majority of that rain moved in overnight. really smacking down more on the bay area overnight. but still, believe it or north less unanimous a hundredth of an inch. so really in term of rain totals i told you wouldn't put in a big dent. let's take a look at this fog and 4 hour temperature change. we're picking up some fog in the north bay and some spots in san francisco but if you notice temperatures are still fairly mild, so we haven't seen the 30s for the past three days now. we're not expecting to see 30s any time soon. maybe a colder system in next week. right now 50s. 57 in san jose. 54 for san francisco. today's daytime highs very similar to yesterday but lot less 70s. still be on t

penndot and peco telling "action news" they are prepared for whatever mother nature brings. >> we're planning to use all our guys, they will be running their routes soon as any mixed precipitation or snow starts to fall. there are challenges with the storm we want motorists to know the winds are especially high. >> reporter: back here live, peco andenot theind. d major plow operation, but they want you to the winds there could be downedf power lines. if you see down power lines don't touch them treat them as if they were live and call peco and they will correct the problem. matt. >> those in new castle county are looking to prevent flooding from the delaware river. delaware city has put up portable retaining walls and installed portable pumps to eliminate any spillover, a third pump is on standby. you can get more on the coastal storm on 6abc app that includes live views of double scan radar. >> david murphy is here, you want to stay tuned with the app going throughout the morning and tomorrow, as well. >> reporter: pay attention to the winds, the winds speeds, the gusts be aware tha

but it's all part of the game. >> reporter: what's your record versus mother nature? >> typically, sometimes you get in a tarp slump where you tarp it when you shouldn't and don't when you should. and so you want to start off on the right foot and making the call whether you play or not is a big deal because you don't want to have to start and stop. >> reporter: tarp monitorization not the only decision to make. should umpires give the thumbs up he needs to have his guys ready. >> we need to take the batting practice in the cages and show and go. >> reporter: he's a believer in momentum, and his team has it. he wants to keep the early season win streak rolling. >> yeah, you do. you want to keep playing. you want to get on the field and kind of keep building on that good feeling you had every time you come out to the ballpark. and, you know, this adverse weather here just throws a wrench into it. but that's something you've got to deal with. >> could you imagine having the start you have had? >> no, you really don't. you can't plan for that. it really has been -- we ha

solution to a twenty first century climate change is happening and people the plot achieved it mother nature takes things out has really got to be to spin it dispensed and we have to fight it out. there or lindsay has even been to india to protest against the proposed mining operation it is showing signs of recovery but if we have a building this mine or adani is building this mine with a culture mill i think four thousand ships out there how is that going to possibly benefit the world queensland tourism operators and kids who have an expectation they can see the same beauty that we see every day. the great barrier reef also has an economic value sixty four thousand jobs depend on most of them in taurus. you can get an indication of the sheer scale of the cold industries plans from the air one of the world's biggest coal ports is under construction it's purpose to ship coal to energy hungry india and china. just a stone's throw from the coral gardens of the great barrier reef cold of all things a climb killer. the effects of climate change are clearly visible along the coast. half a year ago

both penndot and peco crews tell "action news" they are prepared for whatever mother nature brings. we're planning to use all our guys, they will be running our routes as soon as any mix precipitation or snow starts to fall. there's challenges with the storm, we want the motorist to be aware the winds are especially high. so back out live, the wind probably a big factor with the storm, penndot saying they don't expect this to be a big plowing operation, but they are ready, weather advice from peco, they say because of the wind expected with the system, please use caution. if you see the downed power lines, don't go near them, call peco because they necessary repairs. live on the schuylkill expressway, gray hall channel 6 "action news." >> those in new castle county are looking to prevent flooding from delaware river. delaware city put up retaining walls and installed two portable pumps to handle spillover and also a third pump is on standby. >> it's going to be tough getting through the day. >> reporter: the wind is going to be the big issue for people, especially in the afternoon a

. >> march is known for big storms here in northeast united states, mother nature delivering a weather mess from late thursday to friday, maybe saturday morning. rain is pretty much a guarantee, an inch or two may cause localize flooding, but snow is possible, temperatures drop on friday. could cause icy conditions, and to north and west of the city, higher elevations may see a few inches of snow acomm consolidation. -- accumulation, wind is a concern, down trees, power outages with 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts, that could cause coastal flooding concerns, 2 to 4 feet of sun surge could cause tidal flooding issues, we'll talk about the storm in just a little bit. >> deadly fire broke out in an apartment in brooklyn. two are dead, nate rodgers is on the scene, what do you got? reporter: a tragic day, fire department said it was caused by an unattended electric heater, this cell phone video captured part of what neighbor describe as mayhem, smoke and panic in the air. >> is was very scary, it was so smoky he could not breathe, we went to the next building. reporter: fire burns in the apar

. >> reporter: even for the most skilled outdoorsman, a mighty challenge, mother nature. tom was reported missing by his wife after a day of skiing at bear valley at alpine county. >> that's the biggest problem is the weather. makes it hard for him to be audible to be found. >> reporter: these photos show helicopters stranded in the snow of a a storm blew in thursday night. >> these members have to be prepared for avalanche conditions. they have to be trained not only to read potential avalanche areas. >> reporter: a team of seven from marin search-and-rescue deployed and faced treacherous road conditions. 80 shut town for hours with caltrans reopening to gridlock late friday night. >> monitor the weather conditions. if you have to come up to donner pass make sure you are prepared for the conditions. >> reporter: tom's family holds out hope passing out these players hoping tom's gift of the gab will be his saving grace. >> if he will have gotten on the ski lift that day he would have tlked to whoever he was on the ski lift chair with. >>> we are learning more about the st

. >> reporter: even for the most skilled outdoorsmaoutdoorsman, challenge, mother nature. tom was reported missing after he didn't return to his arnold cabin after a day of skiing at bear valley. >> that's been the biggest problem is the weather. it makes him hard for him to be found. >> reporter: these photos show chp and air national guardsmen helicopters stranded in the snow after a storm blew in thursday night. >> these members have to be prepared for avalanche conditions so they sl have to b trained not only to read potential avalanche areas. >> reporter: a team of seven from marin county search and recue deployed friday afternoon. 80 shut down for hours with cal transreopening to grid look. >> the main thing is to monitor the weather conditions. if you have to come up to donner pass, make sure you're prepared for the conditions. >> reporter: tom's family holds out hope, passing out these flyers. >> if he had gotten on a ski lift that day, he would have talked to whoever else he was on the chair with. >> dion lim, abc7 news. >>> another reminder to stay safe if you're

penndot and peco crews say they are prepared for whatever mother nature may bring, they prepare for the storms throughout the year, so they don't wait until the last minute. back out live, we can tell you that peco crews reminding people to be extremely cautious, the wind is what they are worried about. the wind can bring down power lines that can cause problems. if you see the downed power lines in your neighborhood don't approach them, treat them as if they are live, call peco they will come out and repair the problem. live along the schuylkill expressway, gray hall channel 6 "action news." >> i want to take you to philadelphia international airport, we're taking live look here, via sky6 live hd. if you have a flight scheduled for today check it out before you head out. already this morning, two thousand flights have been canceled nationwide. several airlines are offering customers fee waivers to change travel plans to certain cities. >>> a former philadelphia police officer has been charged with assaulting a handcuffed suspect during an arrest last summer. cell phone video shows poli

but then mother nature says you get one day of it. light rain coming tomorrow. about a quarter to half inch. it's just the beginning. >>> new details about what life is like now for the southern california siblings rescued from that so-called house of horrors. i an interview with abc news, the attorney for the seven adult siblings say that they got their first taste of freedom last week. they were released from a medical center in riverside county. they're now living in an undisclosed rural home and reunited with their family dog. prosecutors say their parents systematically imprisoned and starved 12 of the 13 children. the parents deny the accusati s accusations. the younger six kids have been placed in other homes. >>> 6:24 now. now to a "healthwatch" on the most important muscle in your body, the heart. a new study finds a way for middle aged adults to turn the clock back and make their hearts function as if they're 20 years younger. 52 healthy but sedentary adults. separated into groups. one did yoga and weight training. the other did moderate to high intens

mother nature remind us no matter how strong we think we might be, mother nature is powerful and deserves the utmost respect. that is our first lesson. let's be honest, none of us, either the state or federal levels, were prepared to tackle the devastation caused by hour yan maria. this is our second lesson. we must adapt mediacy preparedness efforts for more effective and efficient response in upcoming hurricane season. to do this at the federal level, a citizen must be taken into consideration. number one, federal government must anticipate shipping to the island. and take the necessary steps to ensure rapid response by sea and air. number two, now days, smart phone is no long ear luxury. it is a piece of equipment that needs to function in order for the basic communication. number three, cut the red tape. whoever thought bureaucracy could handle emergencies is sorely mistaken. it can despite all good intentions. number four, no space for political pandering in the middle of an emergency. this is important, we must urgently invest in strengthening our power grid. you know, the reason we

but we are wait to go see what mother nature is bringing this way. >> good morning, jen, everybody, 5:12, live look at county line road, example of exactly what we're dealing with, the roads are wet, snow coming at your sideways, slush in the intersection, let's check other cameras, good morning to allentown, as we look live, curbside, going to grab a cup of coffee. sue, mike, got the forecast, generals in the shopping van, as we are headed out toward limerick checking out all of the roads on a wednesday morning, and coming right back >> good morning, everybody, getting ready for a storm party. >> and calling it the disco ball. see one, two, three, waiting for it all to combine to make number six. >> exactly. some days i've done that. >> meteorologists back there going that's not how it works. we're tracking the nor'easter for this morning. just waking un, not heavy right now, but expected to change later on this morning, we will check in with your weather authority team. >> i just flashback to the club. i actually lived through the disco era. ya. all right, here's what we're dancing

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> mother nature throwing one- two punch at state along the east coast. >> ther'easter, yes, 21st headed our way, feeling those affected little to no time. correspondent hena doba more now from new york that could bear the brunt of the upcoming wetter. >> coastal town every ducks berry massachusetts cents is racing, to fix this sea wall. desomated by last week's nor'easter. >> you have until tonight before another powerful storm roams in and threatens home. >> this gets back too far, too close to the house, we're going to end up with the house actually being undermined. >> rounds two headed in from the midwest where it already dumped loads of snow and ice. it looks poised to do much of the same all along the northeast corridor. >> move up the coastline, big snow totals, just northwest of the i95 corridor over foot of snow. last night, hundreds cents every thousands of homes were still without power. >> i have nothing, zero. >> crews from mid western and southern states, have been called in to help get homes and businesses back up and running as quickly as possib

. >> never, never expect what mother nature will do. you never can predict the weather. it's only march anyway. >> march. i mean, march is the unpredictable month. >> reporter: in like a lion for sure this year. one last note. we have been checking with amtrak. the amtrak board is inside. in terms of the acela express, there is one train cans frld washington to boston. obviously they made some adjustments knowing we were going have this nor'easter coming up the east coast. reporting live outside 30th street station, i'm rosemary conners, nbc 10 news. >> rosemary, the second time they've had to do that since last friday. all right. appreciate it. >>> well, how much snow you see today really depends on where you live. and that's why nbc 10 has first alert neighborhood weather. >> meteorologist steve south is breaking down the snow totals neighborhood by neighborhood. how does it look out there? >> the highest numbers that i've seen so far are in our pennsylvania suburbs, consistent numbers too. so some of the latest updates, 8.1. coatesville, 8 inches of snow. plymouth mee