live in batavia, allison harmilan, because to. >> we heard before cars were abandoned on highways, haveleared yet? >> no, matter of fact, think about the schuylkill, just imagine the schuylkill shutdown, for four days, covered in snow, and strewn with abandoned vehicles, that's the picture here still today. and now, with this warm upcoming, emergency vehicles are going to have even harder time, getting to those vehicle, and removing them from the highway, with all of that slushy mess. ukee, erika? >> that's not good picture at all, thank you, allison harmilan reporting live from batavia. >> seventy-three here is your traffic and weather together. >> certainly feeling the chill ourselves at home. good morning, everybody, storm scan3, not really showing any signs of life at least not locally. >> it will be gradually tapering as we heard from allison's story, but what this also really point out to you is where the wind is coming from, you can tell, just by watching these trails, not just clouds, but the snow, that it is coming in from the northwest. that's where our winds glow will be comi

live in batavia, allison harmilan. >> we wish them the very best. ank you, allison shall appreciate t let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i still dealing with the chill here. once again reinforced. you can tell where the wind flow is many coming from just by watching these additional rounds of lake enhanced snow, that continue to fall down wind of lake ear owe, ontario, all the rest of them for that mother. as we heard from the story that's going to be changing pattern not just for the buffalo area, and the rest of the great lakes, but for us, too. now, we aren't having to deal with any kind of precipitation here, until we look ahead to sunday night at the earliest. meantime we start warming things up. bottoming out for now, 29 your current temperature, 25 in allentown, and as we go into our next friday football frenzy game of the week, we have clear skies, but man it is coal. this is kick off. >> great valley taking on spring feel here, so you definitely need to, regardless whatever your plans are, if you are going outdoors a

right now, correspondent allison harmilan joins us, where warmer temperatures forecast for this weekend could spell more trouble. allison, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, so that's really the problem, this mixed blessing idea of the temperatures going up. right now you can see, still flurrying, so still quite cold here, but over the weekend temperatures are expected to rise up to 60 degrees, which would mean that all the snow, like what's behind me, will melt, and the question then becomes, where is all of that water going to go? with this snow beginning to back off, plows are hitting the road to clear over 7 feet of snow on the ground in western new york. it is a difficult path, even in the daylight, with heavy machinery. >> while the cars are completely burried, we actually is crew out there poking with a stick, trying to find out where these vehicles are. >> many residents racing against time to dig out out after being. >> he has in a wheelchair, he has broken back, and he last chemo right now. supposed to be going to chemoment can't do that because he is stuck at hom