we've seen big snowflakes in allentown. it's getting closer. >> let's start with that david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: all right, guys, it's dry as a bone on the tears i

, 309 north of allentown.e snow showers coming through the area, watch for that, most areas will see wet roads with temperatures that will remain above freezing, matt and tam. >> the accuweather team is tracking a late winter system that could slow your morning commute. >> although our area and new jersey might not see snow until later, it is coming down in other areas, annie mccormick is live in allentown with a look at conditions there, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, in the past hour we started to see flurries, nothing significant, but an idea that the snow could be on the way. the temperatures are significantly lower than yesterday with the heavy down coat and the hat back on. bala cynwyd, the pennsylvania turnpike we saw plow trucks ready and waiting, and 309 on the way into allentown. we saw roads that were pretreated with the brining solution that they use whenever they are getting ready for a winter weather event. hamilton boulevard, we're seeing snow flurries, we're seeing parking lot

we've seen big snowflakes in allentown. it's getting closer. >> let's start with that david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: all right, guys, it's dry as a bone on the tears i tears -- terrace, not so much in allentown and reading. it's in berks county and lehigh county. it's rain farther south, but the snow line is pushing toward philadelphia and will be here before the end of the rush hour. a winter weather advisory is in effect across the northern suburbs, lansdale, doylestown included in this, this has been extended until 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. slushy slick road conditions are possible in the northern areas, especially as any band of snow gets heavier and comes on through. i do think a lot of accumulation will be on the grassy surfaces and in philadelphia, the roads will remain just wet. the farther north you go into the advisory area, the better chance you have of slippery roads this morning. allentown was at 38 we're down to 34. reading is above freezing. again, even though you start out with wet roads in the

the winter events we have had were up in allentown. a lot of people are crossing their fingers that the snow comes down. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> time to get more of a minute by minute track of what to expect from david. >> reporter: annie is in allentown she'll be getting wet with a little bit of rain and change over to snow. the snow and rain combination is in the region and on the way into the region. as we take a closer look, you can see there's allentown. rain to the north and the changeover to wet snow. by slatington it's all snow. in lebanon, pennsylvania, there's a big batch of rain that's changes over to snow. reading has rain at the outset, as well. a lot more rain inching into new castle county, as well. the snow line pushes through philadelphia past wilmington and closer to the shore. we're in the early evolution of all this. a lot of roads are dry locally. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd over the ben franklin bridge. cloudy skies ready for the rain and snow. we'll get accumulation a

so many people around allentown shoveling out their cars and we got news allentown schools and offices will be closed tomorrow. on wednesday. reporting live in allentown, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> at the jersey shore the threat was not snow and the storm rolled in this morning during high tide. that caused flooding at 16th street and new york avenue in north wildwood. "action news" reporter, christie aleto is reporting live. what is the situation there? >> reporter: well the temperature has dropped and the wind picked up like most streets in atlantic city this portion of west end avenue was submerged under water and you see the den rewashed up on the road and sidewalk. >> it was pretty bad. i was trying to go into the city, and it was a lot of water and you couldn't really drive through it. >> under constant hammering of rain and wind, mother nature seemed to safe south jersey from the monster snow storm. it came up as high tide was hitting us this morning. emergency crews blocked flooded streets in black horse pike. while swelling waves in north wildwood wa

upper 30s in allentown and reading. as the snow starts, the temperatures will fall closer to the freezing mark and get 0 below freezing. in the northern suburbs we have concerns about slippery conditions on none-treated surfaces roads and -- nontreated surfaces roads and sidewalks. future tracker between 4:30 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. we expect it to push into the northern suburbs, it will push into millville, new jersey. one change in the model how long it takes the main body of snow to get out of here. the lehigh valley drying out a bit, we may be lingering on with snow if philadelphia by 1:00 p.m. the rest of the afternoon and evening not as much snow overall, but a chance of passing snow squall, you might be driving around 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., visibility dropping, by 10:00, 10:30 it's out of here. one to three inches for the northern suburbs and in the pink area you will have slushy road conditions developing. allentown to the poconos 3 to 5 appears likely. in the northern areas particularly above i-78 better chance of sl

it will feel like 15 degrees in philadelphia, 9 in allentown, 12 in trenton.ht around midnight it's going to be 1 below, that's your feels like temperature in allentown, of degrees in philly, 1 in doylestown and 2 in trenton. then it gets either more impressive or scarier by earl a.m. it will feel like 1 below in philadelphia, 5 below in allentown and 4 below in doylestown. by tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. it will feel like 2 below in philadelphia, 3 below in west chester and 6 below in allentown because we do have that strong cold front and those really strong northwesterly winds. so the ten day on 10, really we're going tortae in the 30s today and tomorrow, overnight lows in the teens actually but those feels like temperatures at 0 or below 0 for many. we climb into the 50s on monday, 60s on tuesday and then from there on out we pretty much stay in the 50s9ñp a couple of chanc of showers here on tuesday. more nbc 10 news coming up after the bra he can. >>> nbc 10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. joining erika an

a allentown says trash pickup should begin late tonight. and we saw mail being delivered after a cancellation yesterday. >>> the city of bethlehem is end pg its sn endien ending its snow emergency tonight at 7:00, if you are parked in the walnut parking garage, you have until 11:00 to get it out. >>> some folks in philadelphia needed heavier tools to big out. a hammer and some elbow grease got the job done here. in south philadelphia, salting after shoveling was the name of the game to keep the sidewalks safe. >> tougher to get up. a lot heavier. folks who are older, try to do it themselves. look for different options. >> with narrow city streets and a tighter squeeze because of the snow, some found the bicycle to be a better mode of transportation than a car. >> some of those streets really got narrow with the snow on the side. >> no matter how much snow you still have, we are all feeling this bitter cold blast. >> yeah. tam tammie souza is tracking the big chill. >> look at these wind gusts, 31 miles per hour in allentown. in philadelphia

live look right now at allento allentown.ehigh valley expecting more than a foot of snow it by this time tomorrow. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live from allentown. tracking the conditions. so far so good, dave? >> reporter: so far so good. no snow here yet. that's the key word. we're here at lehigh valley international airport where we're finding people getting in town ahead of the big storm. you could say these are the lucky ones. travelers who flew into lehigh valley international airport just hours before the sky was filled with big blizzard like snow clouds. john, just got home from detroit, michigan. >> it was actually snowing out there. they have two to 4-inches and my flight was actually for tomorrow i wanted to come in earlier to beat the snow coming in here. >> reporter: from those going home to those taking care of things near home. >> we have food, water, we're good. >> reporter: we visited residents at the olympic garden apartments with the preps underway. janay is working on his car. >> putting up the windshie

we have spotted first snowflakes, we are looking live in allentown, but, more area could be seeing thatnd this is probably look at the flakes, see them flying around , this is probably a preview for what will be a messy weekend. so get ready. >>> and then this is probably making drivers happen think morning heavily traveled bridge is now opened for the first time in more than a month. we will give you details on that. >>> do you want to think of spring? lets think of spring. live look inside philadelphia convention center where thousands of flowers are on display for the flower show, it is opening up this weekend and we have a sneak peak for you. >>> and weapons for wentz. eagles way in time addressing their biggest need in free agency, now question is, did they make the right choice? >>> good day, it is friday, march 10th, 2017. and yes, we're getting ready for more snow throughout the area but we are exited to talk eagles because we have got deals yesterday i think but we will see. >> they say this is the year. >> hi. >> how are you. >> sorry. >> it takes me 20 minutes to get from ups

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. atlantic city electric has made strides getting the the lights back on with about 2500 customers still in the dark along the shore. delaware had a lot of trees down and delmarva is down to 14,200 in the state of delaware, so still a significant number. peco has just over 200 outages. >>> 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 power outages. >> i looked out the window and as i looked out, i saw this coming down. >> actively plowing and salting throughout the state. we've also deployed resources from the southern part of the state which was not hit nearly as hard. >> new jersey governor chris christie lifted a state of emergency last night. he says allstate offices will reope

temperatures, 42 degrees in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 43 in wilmington. 45 in millville. as we go through the day we'll get mild. we'll see the showers popping through during the morning hours, by noon they are starting to lighten up in a lot of areas and 3:00 p.m., sun returning, 66 degrees reading there and a high of 68 we'll hit that late in the afternoon, 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., somewhere around there, and 66 by 7:00. it gets milder tomorrow with a chance of thunderstorms, karen coming up in the seven day. >> reporter: you mentioned the fog, we're noticing it in delaware county, i-95 not far from the airport, southbound traffic move toward delaware. moving just fine, but there is fog you want to watch for that and roads are damp. on the blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 no major accidents at least. we're start off okay there. we have a house fire at kensington and allegheny avenue. crews on the scene there. live in new jersey, maple shade at fox meadow drive in camden county you have fog causing an issue, route 73 a busy area. watch for reduced visibility. in one

as for snow it looks to pass north of doylestown and bucks county beginning to dry out and allentown is thinning out and there is lingering snowflakes and the heavier stuff in lavender is parting easton and reading and hamburg a broken pattern of lighter precipitation, we thought the heavier stuff would end mid-day. and the storm system pulls away and the winds shift from the northwest and some pops through and does not have much additional impact. around the predawn hours at 4:00 and 10:00, the low pressure center was so close to the coast it did produce the change ore off the coast, givingsouth jers the coast it punched the rain line close to srted with snow r 3, 4, 5 inches and then for hours and hours it was rain and sleet and freezing rain and there are still power outages with the freezing rain and ice on the limbs and wires. and up north mainly snow with some sleet mixing in but this is why you don't have as much snow on the ground in philadelphia and a lot more ice. be careful on the roadways out there even later today after the precipitation ends. so snow and sleet so far, i

we're at 28 in allentown. we are sitting on the freezing mark in philadelphia so a big concern for refreezing as we head throughout the overnight period with those 20-degree temperatures. ice, icy conditions, on untreated surfaces, roadways, sidewalks, try to limit your travel and just hang in doors. overnight tonight, windy, frigid, few flakes possible down to 22 degrees. for our day tomorrow not the best of news, windy conditions , frigid, only 29 degrees with scattered snow showers, and snow squals as we head in the afternoon. with these temperatures sub freezing all across delaware valley we will not do much melting through the day tomorrow so road are going to be tricky but then as we head into st. patrick's day 38 degrees, sunshine that will start to melt that snow for us but then conversely we could see a few snow showers developing as we head into friday night even into friday night and saturday chance of rain and snow showers, things still looking pretty wintry as we head into the end of the weekend a

now, coming here to allentown, not bad at all on main roads.hat you run into, the problem is when you get into the neighborhood roads, secondary streets, i want to show you that if you look down here, you'll see it's nothing but now packed ice, right, just packed isothat's what you got to deal with when you wake up this morning. got to be very careful. take it easy. we've seen several cars throughout the morning come through this neighborhood. for the most part those cars are taking it easy. we've also seen some plow trucks come through. so again when you wake up this morning, take it easy. no rushing. and let me get out of the road because here comes a dump truck right now. i don't want to get hit but again the big story will be getting out of your neighborhood onto the main roads. once you get onto the main roads you should be smooth sailing. that's the latest from here in allentown, gray hall, channel6 "action news." tam. >> absolutely, we don't want you hurt, gray. we'll see you in the next half hour. >>> and manayunk another place famous f

we see the snow taper for the poconos down to allentown and reading and fill in the interior sections of the city we saw mixed precipitation around 11:00 this morning to snow filling in across areas in south jersey. still mixed precip going on for fortescue and cape may, you look farther to the north traveling along the garden state parkway the light snowfall. same thing for hammonton and westward into millville and smyrna and down in dover as well. the winter weather advisory stays up until 12:00 this afternoon, the big concern is slushy and slick roads, for philadelphia areas north and west, we would be surprised if they started to come down as the snow tapers. and 32 in the city and 26 in the poconos and the coast in cape may 35 and 34 in beach haven. as we go throughout the rest of the day the snow is coming down and down to a half mile in millville and same in atlantic city. starting to come up in allentown and reading where the snow is moving on off to the south and east in those regions. future tracker 6 showing auto couple of left over snow showers today and 6:30 tonight a sno

in alien -- allentown this is popping through. it is getting better past lunchtime. 41 in allentown. 43 in wilmington. 46 in millville. a little milder in south jersey. by noon the bulk of the rain is over to the east. a couple of additional sprinkles or showers. i think the big change will be a break in the clouds and sun returning to most neighborhoods later today. tonight looks partly cloudy. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, damp and cloudy showers in the morning, 61 degrees in the high there. you're avoiding the shower activity at the shore, but it will be cloudy and damp, 63 degrees. in philadelphia, mild later we're starting out with the showers we'll knock most of those out in the afternoon, we'll get a nice high of 68 with sun returning breezes on the light side. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy and giving way to partly cloudy skies and 54 the overnight low. saturday it was very mild, 74 degrees. in philadelphia we're looking at 72 tomorrow, a similar temperature profile. and tomorrow, the difference will be s

give you a live look right now at allentown. lightly falling there.o tell you how it will impact your commute when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> live, let's check in with pamela osborne. >>> the temperature has dropped 10 degrees or more since we got started this morning. as you can see it's snowing. the good news is the snow melts as soon as it hits the ground. take a look at roadways here. just be careful. it is about 30 degrees in allentown right now. could be slick spots p this morning. really again the biggest issue right now maybe just a little bit of reduced visibility because of the snow. we see pen dot out this morning as well as other local salt crews taking care of the road. reporting live in allentown, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> i'm first alert traffic reporter francesca ru

dave kinchen is in allentown.awn timmeney is down the shore and shawnette wilson is in south injuries z first, though, let's get on over to meteorologist kathy orr. >> whew, what a morning seeing a few lingering snow showers one band moving into new york and new jersey the other one in land cost tune tee that will be moving through our suburbs but this is just some light snow showers and fleur reece. reduced visibility in some spots. allentown down to three quarters of a mile. you can see in lancaster one an quarter miles so to our north and west, some of our visibilities will recent dude as the snow showers move through but there are just on the back side of the storm as it continues to move off the coast of long island. some of the impressive snow totals the poconos 24-inches. that's where the most fell and that's what we expected. nass nazareth 12.5. allen up to 12.3. royersford in montgomery county 7.5-inches of snow. philadelphia international 6-inches of snow and little bit of sleeting to as well. temperatur

but as of right now, here in the city of allentown, not seeing much. so jim, rahel, where should i go next? >> you're going to be in canada before this show is over with! they did great job plowing that street behind you, i mean, with those snowflakes that large, boy, they have some equipment out there, trang. >> trang, we like what you did there. >> (laughing). >> never before seen. >> yep, we're getting punchy, and only on the air for an hour. >> thanks, trang. >> that trang, so clever. and everything you need to know about the snow is also available on our website. cbsphilly.com. you can check lauren's updated forecast, track it with meisha, and school closings or delays, you can also watch our live coverage on line. >> now switching to other news this morning, the pennsylvania mother accused in the gruesome murder of her teenage daughter will appear in a bucks county courtroom today. forty-one year old sarah pack is her facing a slew of charges after investigators say that she and her boyfriend, 44 year old jacob sullivan, conspired and killed her

the high total allentown 14 inches close to that. perkasie, 11 inches, philadelphia at the international airport, half foot. mt. holly picking up over five inch, wind gusts still elevated around 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, gusting to 35 in mount pocono, near 40 in dover, that is creating problems with the blowing snow. creating problems with that feels like temperature, feels like six below in mount pocono, feeling like four in reading. feeling like 11 degrees in philadelphia and temperatures are down into the teens in the poconos, well down into the 20's in the lehigh valley, where we'll drop to the teens, down the shore, temperatures are sub freezing. as we led to overnight. falling down to 22, windy and frigid few flakes possible. tomorrow scattered snow showers, high temperature not making it to freezing, we're not going to do freezing, future weather, could see snow showers in the morning, scattered. not everyone going to see the snow showers, we could be dealing with snow squalls, we know the drill, they greatly reduce vi

degrees, so fairly mild this morning. 50 in allentown, 50 in trenton, 48 in cape may. we're looking at a bit of a breeze which is adding to a chilly feel. jackets this morning you don't need the heavy winter coat. 49 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 58 by noon, 61 by 3:00 p.m. him we're holding a decent temperature at 7:00 p.m. at 51. after that, temperatures plunge and we see the arrival of might start out as rain, karen, but a changeover to wet snow. we'll talk about accumulations, i think that will be on grassy surfaces and where we think the roads will be compromised, that's coming up. what david mentioned is grassy surfaces, most part the issue temperatures will be mild, that will be helpful for the roads tomorrow. today we're dry, looking live on the blue route, northbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway and moving nicely so far. on the big picture no major issues no big accidents on the blue route, schuylkill expressway or i-95. moving along in the 50s, lower begin i -- gwynedd we have a don tree at roberts lane. north on the boulevard, extension at ridge a

nor'easter, allentown is one place that got hit hard by the snowfall. that is good news for your snow lovers out there. now that the snow is here comes the cleanup. folks in allentown are digging out from inches of snow, try to shovel and get to work. thanks to tuesday's nor'easter. whether you are a snow lover or not. getting stuck and spending hours of freeing your car is never fun, but from street to street in neighborhoods it was the order of the day and people had places to be and things to do and the snow was not helping. >> how long to do this? >> maybe. >> very to get it out. you know there are people you have to take care of. >> the snow was no match for large equipment. crews collected it and loaded huge amounts into dump trucks and hauled it to the lehigh valley water waste facility but for people it was they and a shovel versus the snow. they knew they had their work cut out for them. >> i'm not getting any younger. >> you need a snow blower. >> know we need a neighbor with a snow blower and young kids that can do this. >> there has not been

feeling like 17 degrees in philadelphia and 15 in allentown and the numbers are not great.undle up and cover up the extremities, the windchills are a bigger problem the later we go through the afternoon, if you manage to get out now and start shoveling, i suppose 20 degree windchills are better than the teens, the winds continue northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour with higher gusts, i mention that we could have wrap around snow showers later in the afternoon, here is future tracker take's 4:00, none of this is high impact. it pinwheels out. what to expect and think about through the rest of the afternoon. keep in mind we had heavy snow in the northern suburbs, that is a lot to shovel and the i-95 corridor, the snow amounts didn't wind up much. 4 to 6 inks in spots but ice on top of that and that could be hard on the back and hard on the heart. tough to shovel in the zone or the icy patch and the delaware river, be careful you don't pull out your back. remember high winds and dress appropriately for that. some people are not having problems out there. we got this from roxbo

there's one allentown bethlehem and another batch will follow, allentown and bethlehem could get clipped with this later on. a twitter follower asked me what does it look like on the shore on the boardwalk, you're basically dry, but cloudy. most of the rain in the northern suburbs this morning. everybody has to allow for some of that through the morning hours and we generally dry out later. 42 degrees in philadelphia. the wind relatively light at 8 miles per hour. so not much wind. midday, most of the rain is to the east additional shower activity. we get into the afternoon, while there's a sprinkle or shower around we are busting out sunshine in parts of the region. we expect the day to get drier and brighter and by 11:00 p.m. tonight partly cloudy skies and dry. we're in the 40s at 10:00 a.m. with rain. noon, 55 and drying out. 66 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 68 around 4:30 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. the eight -- late afternoon hours look mild. upper 60s in the i-95 corridor and close to 60 on the nose in some shore communities. tomorrow a cold front to the west encourage a southerly flow to the so

flakes flying right now from allentown being back into reading. closer to the city, initially will start as rainfall, and wintery mix, light in intensity, then we quickly change over to all snowfall looking well developed, that is headed eastbound, temperatures, right now, we are at the warmest, it is going to be all day. 43 degrees in philadelphia. we've been dropping off over the last several hours, steadily allentown now at 34 degrees, in the 20's in the poconos. so throughout the day today temperatures will be in the three's, for the 9:00 hour. snow coming down heavy at times. snow showers until lunchtime. the winds pick up into the afternoon. all good news, meisha, coming out of my mouth. we head into the afternoon, snow showers, evening commute could be impacted as well. >> everyone just has to leave their homes little early, especially seeing snow coming down in their neck of the woods, take it easy out there. jim and talking teddies being, talk about this basically all morning long, let me look, let me get out of the way. delaware river br

city and acchdiosis have been closed and others scrolling on your screen and christie lleto is in allentownected to get hid very hard and chad pradelli is in norristown and janette reyes is live at the salt yard in juniata park and first we go to metrologist cecily tynan and adam joseph cecily let's start with you what is the latest from accuweather? >> showing the snow is breaking out right on schedule philadelphia areas south and west most of it is on the light side and we do have a little bit of some mixing in with sleet, south of dover and cape may beginning to see a little bit of rain, i want to show you the water vapor imagery so what this is it shows the moisture content higher in the atmosphere and the atmosphere works from the top down so this shows that piece of energy all cross the midwest and shows earlier that low pressure that was across the gulf coast that is now beginning to form off the carolina coast and see it coming together that is called phasing with the northern branch of a jet scream phasing with the southern branch and cold from the north and warm from the south cre

trang do, in allentown last week, and back there now with much more snow.eel like maybe you're pulling some strings to make sure you get back to allentown? >> reporter: oh, oh, guilty as charged, rahel. actually live at the allentown bureau, ie the starbucks on seventh street. unfortunately it is not open at this hour, but take a look here. people really heeding the warnings. i mean, it is the middle of the night. but not whole lot of people out here. i'm real jealous, at least ya sounded like she had a ton people in her live shot. i'm all by myself with my photograph nerve downtown allen ton, right on cue, you can see them coming up seventh . the snow plow bringing adder actually tweeted some video of it earlier today, just about two minutes ago and here they are back again really working hard, the city of allentown has about 50 snow plows out and about this morning. and they really take cleaning up very seriously. we have some folks outside of the ppl center here, and they've been working, they said, since 10:00 p.m. and at that point, we just had pretty

noon, most of our region is still in the grips of major winter storm nearly white-out conditions in allentown, lehigh county where even a suv needed help on the snow covered roads. >> also, take a look at the brand new drone watch three. over spring guards never philadelphia, crews working hard to get these roads cleared. but they're not clear yet. it could be a while. >> and from the city to the jersey shore, the storm is impacting that area, and very much different way with flooding. this is video from zeik from stone harbor, see some of the streets completely under watt their. >> storm scan3 busy tracking the storm, as you can see, it is finally slowly beginning to mover away from the region. good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan, we've been going strong since 4:00 a.m. we have a team of reporters spanning out across the region. >> first the very latest on the storm, with meteorologist, katie fehlinger and kate bio both here to track this very serious weather event. good morning to you both or good afternoon. >> yep, in the afternoon now, rahel. >> we made it. exactly. kate

there it is. >> see what is going on storm tracker six live double scan radar and light rain in allentown and reading and north of lancaster at this hour expect the showers to develop later tonight and early tomorrow morning tracking rain and picture outside of sky six live and hd looking at the comodoer and rain on the lens with foggy picture with a lot of low level moisture overhead and philadelphia 41 with the northeasterly wind 40 allentown 41 poconos 42 atlanta kaes and wilmington at the coast and cape may coming in at 44 beach haven 43 so look at the visibility right now and it's down with a lot of saturation in the atmosphere right now and are down to mile and a half in philadelphia but up to three miles still low for allentown down to reading and lancaster down to 1.7-miles there in atlanta city so gives you an idea of the moisture that is working its way this our region. here is satellite 6 along with action radar with clouds and see the rain off to the north and west and south and west i should say so a frontal boundary lifting northward and as it comes on through it's going to

and 21 colder at the same time in allentown right now. so considering the fact it's very cold and only getting colder, that's the big story. current temperature, 44 in trenton and mount holly. allentown, 43. today's high 62. we reached that at 2:01 a.m. sunset at 5:54 p.m. a little bit more sunlight. current winds out of the northwest. 17 miles per hour. coatesville and philadelphia, 18 miles per hour for millville. we consider this to be a fresh breeze on the scale. it certainly is very cold and strong. especially when you consider the feels like temperatures. we add those together, the wind and temperatures, this is what it feels like, 36 degrees in doylestown, 38 in trenton and it starts to feel colder by later tonight. we pause this by early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. it will feel like a blustery 17 in philadelphia. trenton, 16 for you. 14 degrees in allentown. and swedesboro. 18 for you tomorrow morning. it's not going to get better, it will feel like 13 in allentown at 7:00 a.m. be sure you bundle up. hour by hour forecast starti

you're at 20 degrees. 19 in allentown. 21 for our current temperature.rs are going to pick up nicely today. radar and satellite showing us scattered clouds. mostly clear. clouds increasing today. moisture increasing tonight. take a look. temperatures from 20s to lunch hour. close to it. now near 40 degrees. pretty quick pickup we're looking at near 50 degrees in areas by 3 this afternoon. still just going to have clouds. no rain to track: future radar. satellite is not over. spotty showers picking up around 8:00 p.m. spot shower down near philadelphia. continues overnight. temperatures much more mild tomorrow morning. how about this, mid 40s for philly. 40s for allentown. 45 in millville. we go through tomorrow in the afternoon. we're going to see 50s to fd 60s out there. start to drop down with rain moving back in late tuesday. overnight through to wednesday morning. notice 5:00 a.m. already moving out. when morning commute while roads may be wet shouldn't see much rain. a lot of this is going to happen in the overnighttime period. >>> what to do with y

allentown you may get a bit more snow. this will be the case early into saturday, maybe a brief shower and then things quiet down. the winds still gusting from 17 to 26 or 27 miles per hour. we'll talk more about this when i come back later on. i got to tell you, the wind is going to be something that will be very fierce and something we have to deal with tonight. that an that bitter cold. my gosh, those windchills are nasty. anybody that does have to go out, it's not going to be pleasant for them tonight. does not feel like march. >> still ice on the tree branches. >> yeah. >> in washington square they had it closed off because they didn't want people walking under those big old trees. >> yeah. the snap of the trees. the comcast guy was over installing some stuff at my apartment today so i could watch tv, the guy told me afterwards he had to go to a full install on the outside of a house. i felt bad for him. bundle up. thank you. >>> have you seen what they're dealing with in massachusetts? let's look at worcester. this i

randy gyllenhaal is live in allentown. randy, what are you seeing?porter: it is still snowing. doesn't look like it is going to stop anymotime soon. if you live in lehigh valley and you're expecting a delivery from the u.s. postal service, that's not going to happen. they have cancelled deliveries. this storm way too much for those deliveriedeliveries. if you look down the residential neighborhoods in allentown, the streets are covered in snow. a guy tells me he came out this morning shovelled about 5 inches off the sidewalk. a few hours later it was completely covered again. folks are really waiting for this storm to pass until they get out and do things today. we were doing a bit of driving on route 22 and roads in allentown. there were a number of cars stuck. that's one of their biggest issues over the last few hours is disabled vehicles. we saw a semi truck that was stuck in the middle of the street. we saw a couple of cars that could not get through, and even those highways are still pretty well covered. most of those major highways have one lan

she as in allentown where we're finally seeing some snowflakes. i see nothing behind you, trang, nothing at all. >> yes, did you guys see that? plows just drove behind me. perfect timing here. just moved to different location here in allentown, and we are finally seeing some very light snowflakes. and snow for sure that i can actually see themment take a look here, just offer into the distance, highway there, that's 222ment you can see so light right now, not really affecting the commute here in the allentown area, but of course as we made our way up here, on the northeast extension, penndot had a lot of trucks on the sides of the road. they obviously had all of the salt reserves, because we've had pretty easy winter so far. and they're preparing, but also the local businesses are preparing, take a look here, this is wawa parking lot. you can clearly see that they're ready for whatever comes here, lot of salt already on the grounds, and of course, like any wawa, tons of traffic here. so yes. already prepared for whatever comes. it is finally here.

trang i feel like every time it snows you're in allentown. >> me? needs to buy real estate up there. >> reporter: yes, surprise, surprise, i'm in allentown, becoming more and more like home, you guys plan to be here this morning, take a look as katie mentioned, lot of falling snow here, these snowflakes are light and fine. very fluffy. this is the kind of snow that the kids are going to love. it is actually quite nice if you don't have to work in it. but at this point as you mentioned it is real difficult in terms of visibility. actually seeing cars driving out here. it is really bizarre. but people are really enjoying it, at this point, you can see that the roadway is completely covered. it is the middle of the night but they'll be coming here with snowplows. at this point completely snow covered loads. just seeing lots and lot of this really fine snow. surprisingly, ton of accumulation, not what we expected overnight, because the snowflakes really started out as a kind of wintery mix, started around 8:30, 9:00. really expect to see a whole lot mor

live in allentown, gray hall, channel6 "action news." matt. >> and you, too.hank 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 hours. >>> high winds snapped a tree in two in delaware county. it came crashing down onto a house on 13th street in the borough of trainer. no injuries to report. >> airlines are resuming normal operations at philadelphia international airport today. but there's still a large number of flight cancellations that you should be aware of. so make sure that you check with your carrier about the status of your flight whether you're flying out or intending to pick someone up. >> turning no you to accuweather. if you didn't shovel your drive way yes

and christie aleto live in atlantic city and bob brooks is digging out in allentown.st full story and all the facts and figures from cecily tynan at the big board. >> the nor'easter that brought us a messy combination of ice, rain and snow is off the coast of connecticut we are getting a few wrap around snow showers but nothing substantial. as far asnowfall a

overnight lows we will see 11 allentown, 12 trenton, mt. holly 13, philadelphia 16 but more importantly we do have very cold feels like temperatures so of course we have to consider these winds right now coming out of the northwest, still pretty mild, but by later today they will start to increase. so feels like temperatures through later tonight are pretty impressive. let's get this started and pause this a few times. first at 8:00 a.m., a couple single digits out here,9 keep this building until later tonight and you will see just how cold it will get by later tonight into early tomorrow morning. so pause point at 10:00 p.m., 1 below, that's your feels like temperature in allentown, 1 in doylestown, 6 in philadelphia, 4 burlington and 2 degrees that's your feel like temperature in trenton. then we get this going and pause this tomorrow morning at 5:30 a.m., looks like very many people will be feeling temperatures below zero. zero for swedesboro and voorhees, 1 below for philly, doylestown 4 below, trenton 3 )!+(q&ow and burlington 20 2 be

. >> live picture from allentown, strong winds making it feel colderment it is a bluster day, so bundle up if you do want to go outside. >> it is a treacherous commute across the area. hopefully you will stay at home. but if you have to go somewhere please take it slow. >> good advice. >> today is tuesday, march 14, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. certainly doesn't feel like march but indeed march 14. we want to passalong all philadelphia philadelphia archdioces public and private schools are closed. >> and we have team three coverage of the storm, let's begin with katie and meisha. >> good morning, guys, yes. exactly. so we've seen one problem after the next. i guess we can anticipate it. the good news, silver lining in terms of the worlds of travel, i'm not seeing that many vehicles out there, little bit but a lot of people heeding warning and staying inside. >> days like there is let's try to get you out the door as safely as possible, you know what? it bears repeating you have to be careful and cautious in this. >> bridged after warnings, winter storm warnings s

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do looks like she has traveled little north to allentown now, a question, trang, is it snowing there? >> reporter: hey, good morning, rahel, jim. i don't know if i'm getting dill ear just because of the morning show hours but i swear we're seeing a few little snowflakes coming down. you can't really tell right now, but if you're here, it is just really really fine, like almost can't even see them. but they are coming down. now, what i have noticed, is that the temperature did drop from the last time you saw it, about a half hour ago. still, noticeably colder. i might run in the car and get my earmuffs. but take a look here, northeast extension, and, you know, looks pretty good right now. not affecting the commute obviously, so very fine, very occasional, snowflakes that we're seeing out here, but yes, penndot is ready, we were just at the salt yard, plenty of salt, lot of plows on stands by, we saw a few on our way up here, not to the level that we saw about a month ago, remember that storm, where we got about 6 inches in the allentown area. we ar

it's 30 in philadelphia now. 25 in pots town and reading, 24 in allentown. of course, that doesn't tell the whole story because we still have wind. and other parts of the are even colder. 24 degrees, reading 25, blan done 25, allentown is 25. bath at 22 degrees already. so the temperatures going into the teens there. and this is not the coldest night. tomorrow night will be colder. it feels like 12 in allentown, 13 in coatesville, 2 below zero at mount pocono. and that's not as low as it's going to go. last of the snow showers moved out pretty quickly as the sun went down. and now we're left with the cold. and the wind. adding up to feel like low to mid teens when you get up in the morning. doesn't warm up a lot during the day. still feeling like the teens in parts of the area. even tomorrow afternoon. look at that. 18 in philadelphia, 5:30 in the afternoon. what do you think is going to happen saturday night? it's going to go down even more. by 10:30 at night, it's feeling like 5 in doils town, 6 in potstown. 8 in burlington county. by 6:00 a.m. sunday, tha

. >>> icy conditions being blamed for a 25 car pileup in allentown last night. police say there were a number of fender benders from a chain-reaction crash on the wednesday of the hamilton street bridge. no serious injuries reported. once the vehicles were cleared, the bridge reopened. >>> 6:03 a.m., new information to tell you about, four people were hurt in this crash in upper providence, montgomery county. their car ran off the road along black rock road and slammed into a tree. this happened at 2:30 a.m. firefighters had to cut a part the car to free the four people trapped inside. all right now recovering in the hospital. >>> more information to tell you about, right now police searching for two men wanted in connection with the shooting of a 13-year-old boy in philadelphia. this happened in the 2000 block of west hunting park avenue. police say the suspect and an accomplice approached the victim ass sat at the table with several people. he appeared to be speaking casually, one suspect pulled out a gun and hot the teenager in the head. the teenager is in cr

the hamilton bridge in allentown. at 9:30 there were just a few drivers waiting for a tow truck. no one was hurt. >>> really cold out there tonight. three bursts of snow fell in parts of the valley. bucks county at a shopping center, people rushed to their cars. >> over the bridge in south jersey, a similar scene. one thing is for sure, it definitely felt like winter out there tonight. >>> the ski resorts enjoyed today's snow after a mild winter. tonight the slopes were crowded as fresh snow fell at camelback mountain. temperatures continue to drop tonight. we won't warm up at all this weekend. >> not much at all. glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with the cold taking hold tonight. gle glenn? >> we still have a few snow showers in the area to help make the areas a little bit wet. as the temperature plunges, more icy spots are possible. you need to check out your driveways and sidewalks in the morning for any kind of ice when you first get out there. because the temperatures just now getting below freezing in philadelphi

nor'easter allentown is one place that got hit hard by the snowfall. good news for your snow lovers out there. now that the snow is here comes the cleanup. folks in allentown are digging out from inches of snow try to shovel and get to work. thanks to tuesday's nor'easter. whether you are a snow lover or not. getting stuck and spending hours of freeing your car is never fun but from street to street in neighborhoods it was the order of the day and people had places to be and things to do and the snow was not helping. >> how long

the high total allentown 14 inches close to that. perkasie, 11 inches, philadelphia at the international airport, half foot. mt. holly picking up over five inch, wind gusts still elevated around 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, gusting to 35 in mount pocono, near 40 in dover, that is creating problems with the blowing snow. creating problems with that feels like temperature, feels like six below in mount pocono, feeling like four in reading. feeling like 11 degrees in philadelphia and temperatures are down into the teens in the poconos, well down into the 20's in the lehigh valley, where we'll drop to the teens, down the shore, temperatures are sub freezing. as we led to overnight. falling down to 22, windy and frigid few flakes possible. tomorrow scattered snow showers, high temperature not making it to freezing, we're not going to do freezing, future weather, could see snow showers in the morning, scattered. not everyone going to see the snow showers, we could be dealing with snow squalls, we know the drill, they greatly reduce vi

allentown, 6 for you. west chester, 8.hiladelphia, it's going to feel like a very chilly 9 degrees. a few upper teens likely for the lehigh valley. we're only trending colder behind a frontal boundary. colder temperatures for this upcoming weekend. look at this overnight low. saturday into sunday, i have us in the teens in philadelphia. a windy saturday, but then by monday and tuesday we hit 50s and 60s with some showers on tuesday. a breezy wednesday, but at least we warm up nicely by next week. more nbc10 news coming up right after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios get the best. get fios. >>>

allentown at 5:30 p.m. 9 degrees for you and get this going and pause this later tonight into early tomorrow morning at 1:30 a.m. it will feel like zero in pottstown, 3 below in allentown, zero in trenton, 2 in philly and 1 below in doylestown. early tomorrow morning we will definitely feel it throughout the entire delaware valley, it will feel like 1 below in philadelphia. back to you. >>> coming up, history lost, a house that stood for centuries is now just a pile of rubble. we will explain why historians say it was a dirty deed done by the new jersey department of transportation. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. so i couldn't do the things i love, like traveling. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... an education refinance loan helped me save on payments each month. if you have a question about whether refinancing is right for you, ask me. sincerely, robert kennedy, fellow grad and fe

allentown, 40. nazareth currently at 40 degrees. so here is a look at your current wind gusts ranging between 36 miles per hour, 48 for toms river, and coatesville 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts for you. when we take a look at those wind speeds, a little calmer, but still strong. it feels like it's mainly in the low to mid 30s right now. when we get this done, we pause this by later this afternoon. it still is going to feel like colder temperatures. 36 in allentown. 38 in trenton. doylestown, 35. by later tonight, it's going to feel a lot chillier than that. 27, allentown. burlington, 33. dover, it will feel like it is a chilly 36 degrees. we start to see the influence of some moisture kicking in. of course because we do have that colder air in place. by 1:00 p.m., it looks like we'll see the threat of some snow. a little bit of an a.m. mix tomorrow morning, especially likely for the lehigh valley. we get this moving later through the afternoon hours. we're seeing some light snow moving across the delaware valley. certainly not going t