high wind warning in effect for atlantic county, burlington county. cape may county.hrough tuesday. 6:00 p.m. we are expecting wind gust ranging he60-65 possibly 70 miles per hour. storm warning has been issued along the jersey shore. until tuesday 1:00 p.m. because of the track of this coastal system as itts way up the eastern sea board. here is a live look at satellite image rather. low system develop from west to east. it will meet up with system developing just off carolina coastline. work its way up across eastern sea board. we are expecting again snow to start to develop later tonight. after 9, 10:00 p.m. hour by hour forecast. certainly showing snow moving in after midnight. notice seeing purple and apply here. that's giving us sign we have snow. notice to south of us moving to parts of county and cape may we are seeing some snow. wintery mix and then rain favoring cape may county. that's because the coastal system will bring us some warmer air. especially along the jersey shore. our by hour continues this system. not clearing at least until late tuesday. for t

a touching tribute to the life of a long time atlantic county official who passed away last week. >>> great deals. we'll tell you how young ladies got the perfect look for prom night for just ten bucks and the flyers are fighting for a spot.

a touching tribute to the life of a long time atlantic county official who passed away last week. >>> great deals. we'll tell you how young ladies got the perfect look for prom night for just ten bucks and the flyers are fighting for a spot. you won't believe how the grade. finished today. jeff skversky has sports and details. when action news continues. >>> as you can see, a long line township ns engines paid their new jersey to honor the long time fire marshal of atlantic county. trucks and firefighters were headed to the church of saints mark and all saints for the funeral of hardly whity schwartz. he was also a historian and photography. spent 56 years as a member of the south jersey firefighting community. he died at 80 >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia has a special mass. we were invited to the cathedral with sill ca of saints peter and paul. anyone struggling or impacted by addiction. church officials hope this service gave people hope and strength as they prayed for healing and recovery. >>> ignorance is no longer ballistics. that was the message at an annual men's health in

county and then down in through cumberland and salem counties and very shortly in cape may and atlantic counties are looking at a couple of light sprinkles and showers a bit of this down through delaware and there's another batch moving through bucks county getting ared to pop back into montgomery and chester counties and there's addition in ally stuff out to the west. i think the last of this probably gets through after the end of the rush hour. temperatures not as bad this morning as they were yesterday. we're already at 44 degrees in philadelphia. yesterday we were well down into the 30's t39 degrees in allentown, 43 in cape may and winds not really much of a factor yet either. just a light breeze so far. maybe a little bit windier after the sunrise. 42 degrees by 7 o'clock and by noon, 49. those sprinkles and showers done fairly early. clouds hang with us through midday. then we'll start to see some sun reemerge the rest of the afternoon and we're going to get milder with a high of 59 degrees at five block down to 54 by 7 o'clock. another shot of cooler air coming in as after all karen it is

so stretching from ocean county down into burlington county, also atlantic county within this band, snow falling rates of one to 2 inches per hour, that is heavy snowfall, also seeing that across portions of central delaware where snow is coming down heavily from smyrna to dover. i-95 corridor intensity let up but we are seeing snow coming down. looking up toward lehigh valley and poconos, it is starting to taper off now for you but down the shore yeah, we had rain to start, wintry mix and now transition go to all snow, in cape may county. there is that letting up, snowfall of the snow to the far north and west, poconos just a couple flurries flying now and after allentown picking up close to 5 inches of snow, it is starting to taper off as well, sailorsberg monroe county 6 inches of snow king of prussia montgomery county three and a half, chester county picking up close to 4 inches of snowfall and delaware county and wayne over 3 inches of snow what to expect this afternoon that widespread snow will come to an end from west toe over the next couple of hours but then we will see snow squ

our cameras gave us this beautiful shot in atlantic county. changes, they are coming. first alert weather tracking rain into parts of our area later on tonight. some of you could see wet roads for your morning commute. with that rain comes warmer temperatures for the next couple of days. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking it all in your most accurate weather forecast. not quite out of the woods yet, glenn. >> oh, that is correct, sir. take a look at the seven day forecast at the bottom of your screen as we head toward the weekend. not exactly as mild as what we're predicting over the next couple of days. 50 degrees in allentown today. only 44 in dover. 51 in mt. holly. that's right around average or even a little bit of above average and it's going to warm up tomorrow. you can see the rain back to the west. it's fairly large area, but it's also fairly light. you don't see any yellows or oranges or reds in there that would be indicating heavier rain. we've got the clouds coming in as we head through this evening. here comes some of that rain especially into the l

. >>> from our new jersey news room now, a missing uber driver was found dead in atlantic county todayold george gdovin was last seen early friday morning leaving the bay head area of atlantic county. galloway township police found him inside a motel on route 30 in the township this morning. it's not clear why he was in atlantic county or just how he died. >>> philadelphia police searching for three criminals who tried but failed to steal from this fast food restaurant. newly released surveillance video shows them pulling up to a chick-fil-a in port richmond last thursday. two men got out of a blue sedan and broke through the front door in the 2300 block of east butler street. once they got inside they tried to take the cash register and smash their way into a safe but they wound up leaving empty handed. >> a 17-year-old girl who was allegedly recorded on video by a bucks county medical professional may be filing a civil lawsuit and is urging other possible victims to come forward. 45-year-old james close who worked as a licensed practical nurse at penn medicine dermatology in lower ma

we can see that a little bit heavier coming through atlantic county. d towards atlantic city, mays landing getting some. they hardly got any snow in those areas. that was

we can see that a little bit heavier coming through atlantic county. that's headed towards atlantic city, mays landing getting some. they hardly got any snow in those areas. that was mostly rain. but as we go into the next couple officials, this area of snow is really going to diminish. and by 8:00, it should all be gone. we're not expecting any more snow later tonight or tomorrow. but there is a chance of some snow in parts of the area as we head towards the weekend. we'll get into that later, but right now we have to talk about the cold and the winds. let's go to tammie souza talking about those conditions. >> you know, we were just mentioning how we were lucky we don't work outside because it was raw out there today. is will be horrible tonight as the skies start to clear, we will lose that heat into the atmosphere and it will get quite cold. we are about 6 degrees cooler today at the sam time than we were yesterday. look at current temperatures, only 2. we only ma only 28. we warmed a bit, 25 a couple hours ago. 28 is the daytime high. 30 in vinelan

cumberland, atlantic county, 2 to 4 before you go over to rain.latest thinking on the storm. melissa magee will have an update on "action news" starting at 6:00 p.m. temperatures in the mid 30s, overnight tonight, cold once again, temperatures in the teens and 20s, winds beginning to diminish. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a whole week looks cold. remember the normal is 52. look at these numbers, 34 today. brisk and cold. increasing clouds tomorrow, 38 degrees. highlighted tuesday because of the approaching nor'easter, snow heavy at times, 36. leftover snow showers, 34. thursday, 36 degrees, friday, 42 and saturday, 46. looks like it might stay this way through the end of the month. >> thanks, chris, love you too, buddy. >> when a fire broke out a dog in ocean county new jersey saved his owner who was sleeping and our new jersey correspondent nora muchanic said the loyal peach was returning the favor. >> reporter: jim of jackson hassles loved his dog marley perhaps now more than ever. he was asleep with his hearing aid out sun

county. high wind warning has been issued for atlantic burlington and cape may until tuesday 6:00 p.m. coming up we have more information regarding the storm. >>> see you then. 10 minutes past 5:00 a.m. monday, march 13. >>> route 30. jessica boyington has that. >>> watching route 30. white horse pike. moving through the intersection here. no problems or delays. everything looks good so far moving around in berlin new jersey. looks different elsewhere. route 73 in both directions. again in between fleming pike and atlantic city expressway still closed for the cleanup of that crash there. head down that direction. taking the detours around the scene with police activity there. directing you around will be fine. not seeing heavy volume still in the 5:00 hour and morning rush. take the white horse pike or get on atlantic city expressway. 422 looks okay. check in with drive times here. nine minutes eastbound from schuylkill. end here in crash on county line road. >>> 11 minutes past five right now. villa nova wildcats are the team to beat. how the team reacted after learning they were rank

staying in atlantic county. an accident black horse pike at do up --ty road. we had an accident that cleared at easton road at keswick. no problems 26th street penrose avenue at the base of the platt bridge. be careful of the fog and rain in areas of philadelphia and north, right now. >> a new report shows a tech threats to american jobs 38% of roles could be taken over by bots in the next 15 years. the is study was performed by the accounting firm price waterhouse cooper. >>> prices at the pump is holding steady. the price dropped a penny a gallon during the past two weeks, this comes as oil prices are slipping. >>> the dow lost 60 points on friday, the nasdaq gained 11. this morning all the futures seem to be pointing to a lower open. >>> beauty and the beast continue to enchant audiences. the live action film brought in $88 million. they have made $317 million in the u.s. disney is the parent company of 6abc. we'll see if we get something out of this, matt. probably not. [laughter]. >> i'll answer your question later. abc's dancing with the stars returned f

hit places. >>> storm also left its mark down the shore, in the form of flooding, and ventnor, atlantic countyn moved through and left block after block under water. >>> in the suburbs, plows are working to clear the pavement as quickly as possible. here's mobile three earlier today in montgomery county on northbound 202, near county line road where the snow was swiftly, being pushed out of the way. >>> a lot of homeowners, they are still cleaning off sidewalks and driveways tonight. the news continues at 5:30 i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. we have school closing and delays for tomorrow. check bottom of the screen for those. now the string of shoveling, of course, can be dangerous. health reporter stephanie stahl is in abington right now where doctors, have had their hand, full with storm related issues. stephanie. >>> well, that is right, ukee. now that the storm has passed and the sunnies out, people are venturing outside, and they are getting injured. we are talking about, heart attacks, fractures and much more. after a slow morning here at the emergency department at abington h

as we look at storm tracker 6 double scan, a couple of left over showers burlington and atlantic county. they don't have the power that the snow squalls had a few hours ago. a few left over flakes. action cam was outside the door this eve you can see the colors in honor of the flower show back in town at the convention center, the special tomorrow doors open to the public. it's beautiful down there. windchills right now, though it's spring in the convention center, winter here. 16 in, in philadelphia, feeling like eight in reading, 17 millville, 14 trenton and 20 at the atlantic city airport. squalls from this afternoon all but gone. even the clouds cleared out. now icy winds are moving in. tomorrow, sun and clouds take over most of the day tomorrow. 33 for the high with gusting winds, windso and more inhe w sunshine a touch bit warmer 36-degrees. this is what you want to look at teens startinghe morning, saturday morning. saturday afternoon, teens and 20s with winds gusting to near 30 to 40 miles per hour.sunday h better, u to low 20s pretty much the entire weekend. reminding you to fl

heavier pockets of the snow across portions of southeastern, burlington county, and atlantic county. seeing snow showers lifting northbound up through ocean county as well. we've winter weather advisory north and west until 8:00 p.m. for next hour and a half for blowing snow in these areas to greatly reduce visability. we have visability down to a half mile down in mount pocono and reduced in ac with the snow coming down, until 9 miles, but we have wind speed, that blowing snow, sustained wind right now 17, 23, 30 miles per hour as we head in the evening and overnight, snow showers are going to come to an end over the next couple of hours. we will still maintain wind gusts upward of 35 miles an hour, times of blowing snow north and west of the city and with the cold temperatures, and these wind, we have some down right frigid wind chills in store overnight tonight and for tomorrow morning, we will talk about those wind chill temperatures and we will finally start to warm up, 50- degree high temperature, and we will let you know when to expect that coming up. >>> thanks. >>> trum admin

except for atlantic county. atlantic city getting more snow from this thing than the storm itself. but within an hour or two, that will be gone as well. a pocket of heavier snow could lay down a little dusting and make travel more treacherous. at least for a little while. tomorrow, another cold day. low temperatures in the teens, highs in the 30s. look a the wind. 15 to 25. gusts to 35 miles per hour. not quite as windy as today. but plenty windy. 19 in fairmount for the low. 34 for the high. schwenksville, 27 going villvi. longport, 23 going up to 38. then we have a warm front that will be approaching friday night and into saturday morning. it should be cold enough for snow in the lehigh valley, bes s berks county, this indicates a wintry mix, a mix of rain and snow or frozen stuff. not a lot like we had. and maybe warm enough for rain from philly southward. then on saturday, we have some more chances, this is a weak system, this will move through rapidly, we will not have to dig out from that. on saturday i have the rain in philadelphia and south jersey. jersey shore and delaware

sussex county delaware until 3:45 and this extends into cumberland county and cape may county and atlantic county line of storms is moving quickly moving to the east at 60 miles per hour. it moved through quanico it reported a wind gust of 78 miles per hour. and these are the communities in the path of that storm.

. >> the adod child molester spoke out about victim awareness in atlantic county.thew sandusky came forward disclosing abuse from ten to 16. he talks about modify how we talk to children about so-called stranger danger. >> let me tell you all child sexual abuse is perpetrated by someone the child knows and loves and probably in the child's life for sometime. they are not a stranger to the child. giving the child that message, they are not seeing what's happening. >> jerry sandusky was convicted of 45 charges of sex abuse in 2012 and sentenced 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> a new mobile app could transform how people inter act with the homeless in philadelphia. they give small donations without any money changing handles. the city's homeless can create a wish list anything from socks to blankets and beyond. the same case workers buy and distribute the products. >> it's a lovely idea. >> we continue to follow breaking news, a bunman sprays bullets 0 outside a bar, four people are wounded including someone trying to stop it. >> costco is getting ready to do something t

we have dense fog in atlantic county we have an accident that brought down poles and wires we have the left lane blocked in pleasantville, black horse pike at doughty road. >>> sre owner stopped an attempted robbery by opening fire. he lost his cash anyway as the cash went flying in the street. the public said don't mind if i do and helped themselves to the cash. katherine scott has more on the this dramatic chain of events. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are sorting this out, the store owner opened fire hitting the robbery suspect who is in critical condition and a bystander who was taken to the hospital in stable condition. meanwhile, all the cash was lying in the street. in the surveillance video you can see the bystanders picking up the cash by the fist full and stuffing it in their pockets and coats. chaos sunday in north philadelphia, much of it caught on camera. investigators say it started with a robbery at laundromat on the 2800 block of 5th street at 4:00 p.m. >> he had a knife on him, he pointed it at the owner, demand that the owner give him cash. the owner handed o

atlantic city expressway. coming from 42, looking pretty good in gloucester county.oming up from that deptford or turnersville it's a dry and easy ride with no northbound delay yet. construction on 295 northbound though in this area between 47 and 42. still out here blocking up to two lanes a it will be out there for about another hour and a half, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> manayunk wants to make parking easier and cheaper so that you come out to visit. starting in april 4 off street parking lots owned by parkway corporation will drop their prices and get new user friendly parking equipment. the venice island and loverring street lots will cost two dollars an hour. parking in the 4,000 main street block will be two dollars on weekends and weekdays after 5:00 and for a dollar an hour you can park at 114 green lane. >> now to your first look at business. when the closing bell rang the dow jones officially suffered its biggest loss in five months. stocks in banking transportation travels and materials all took losses. experts say there are concerns about presid

. >> in atlantic county. more concerts could be coming to the beach and the field in atlantic city this summer. today city council consider license agreements. late may running through august. in addition to summer beach concerts already organized by live nation. >>> a bucks county resident among the group of women honored for work during world war ii. >> recognized in washington. at the first national rosie riveter celebration. kept shipyards running. she built war planes at boeing plant in seattle. >> and the women of that time were amazing. i'm so proud of the women in this that did everything. made it possible for us to win the war. >> 90 years old. 17 when she began building planes. >> you know all about service dogs. how about service horses. meet moon pie and dunkin. mini horse and shet land pony. therapy animals wear sneakers as they walk the halls. visiting residents and rehab center and get an awful lot of hugs and pets. >> i bet that's special. >>> looking to make a break in hollywo hollywood. >> w

stick to sheaff lane or joshua road o ask the in atlantic county.ect slowing because they're blocking the left lane on the atlantic city expressway westbound approaching route 50. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> today philadelphia district attorney seth williams will have a very different courtroom experience. he won't be there to prosecute others, we'll be there as a defendant himself facing 23 charges for alleged bribery and extortion. he's accused of accepting more than $100,000 in gifts. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live now outside of the federal courtroom with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and these charges come after two-year inestigation. this afternnladelphia district attorney seth williams is expected to appear in federal court to be arraigned on extortion fraud and bribery charges. district attorney sh williams philadelphia's top prosecutor faces 23 federal charges. the indictment alleges he sought thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange federal authorities say he would make himself availabl

. >>> county by county coverage starts in atlantic county. >>> police in atlantic city released this video. take a look. police need your help on this one. see robber go behind the counter and fight with the clerk eventually stabbing him. believe the same man held up a store on friday. now to chester county, a 16-year-old will face charges for allegedly trying to scam people in the community. delivered fake letters to homes in westtown township. claiming people were caught speeding and needed to pay a fine. the suspects father turned him in. >>> wilmington refund more than $8,000 dollars for people who paid a ticket for making right turn on red. also cancelled right turn on red safety program. allowed the city to ticket drivers when a right turn on red posed a safety risk. bill passed by the general assembly raised questions whether violations caught on camera could be enforced if there was no crash. refund will be sent starting next week. >>> gather in dover to talk about new legislation to expand treatment for substance abuse. family lost someone to a drug overdose. family member w

hard rock international chairman is an atlantic county native. tells nbc 10 he spent a good part of sunday inside the old taj. hard rock and new jersey based partner struck a deal last week to buy the taj from billionaire investor carl icahn. plan to spend more than $300 million to buy the casino. renovate the property and rebrand it as a hard rock hotel inning a inc. and casino. >> design process will take a minimum of two to three months. won't see actual construction for three, four months or so. >> casino hotel is expected to employee about #,000 people. hard rock plans to open about a year from now. >>> new this morning, could see higher prices for some of your veggies this spring pause of flooding rains in california. the big concern is for leafy vegetables like lettuce as well as broccoli and cal flaur. have not been able to plant seeds in time because of the rain. others have fields that have washed away because of the floods and means it's costing more to get supplies. >> it's bad for everybody. high prices. everybody pays more. we had t

nbc 10 along on the beach in atlantic county today. still it's a beautiful shot right there. about ski conditions at camel back mountain? pretty perfect after all that snow this week. you're looking there live right now more fun to come for them this weekend. >>> they're going to get more snow. maybe several inches in the poconos. lehigh valley, berks county, other northern suburbs not too thrilled probably but getting more snow this weekend. the temperatures are still chilly. but look to next saturday. could actually get back to 60. >> my old friend. >> we'll look forward to it. >> can't wait for that. glenn, thanksi. nightly news is up next. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, doubling down. president trump standing behind his accusation that president obama spied on him even after democrat and republican leaders said there's no evidence. >> the president's budget proposal, keeping his promise on national security but will the working poor pay the price? >>> jgymnastics abuse scandal. a team doctor accused of abuse. could a major university done more to stop him? >>> invasion of

hardly any kind of snow in delaware and cape may and atlantic county. long beach island. it may snow, but likely to melt. one to two inches east windsor and trenton. again that's grassy surfaces, trenton, ben salem, philly chester, gloucester, i think all of these areas in the white are going to be just wet roads. little accumulations in the grass. as you go further to the north, a little colder, snow is a little heavier could have a little bit more of issues on untreated surfaces, warrhatfiel. three to five inches in allentown down to reading. most of that on the grassy surfaces, over the next three days this is bitter cold. every bit as cold as last weekend. and you can see a mix of rain and snow in philadelphia. the suburbs is snow and wind. and then look at the low temperatures over the weekend. 15. those are temperatures, not wind chills. lehigh valley is all snow. look at these numbers, close to single digits. mix of rain and snow at the jersey shore and in delaware. that is what the neighborhood weather is all about. and we lose the hour's sleep saturday night. as

notice atlantic city, atlantic county. cape may county not included instead the winter storm warning. coastal flood watch has been issued for jersey shore. kent county and sussex counties, this will be in effect until tuesday 3:00 p.m. because we do have really strong on shore winds. onshore. through tuesday at 1:00 p.m. hour by hour forecast. go over winds right now. we get the started in positive at 4:30 a.m. seeing really strong north easterly winds. 41 miles per hour for millville. 25 for you philadelphia. 17 for allentown. notice in here stronger winds along the jersey shore. and further north and west seeing mild ir wind gust. as this continues hour by hour, we tart to see the winds gusts increase anywhere between 51 for millville. that's not the strongest. as the system develops, a lot of energy input here. 63-mile-per-hour wind gusts for atlantic city. 63 for milville and dover. in addition to a lot of snow, expecting wind damage as well. see you in just a bit. >> all right. see you then. 11 minutes past 4:00 a.m.

. >>> what a mess in galloway township atlantic county.ht through the front of this house. pictures show the aftermath of the housing development. no one was hurt and the driver was cited for careless driving. >>> in new jersey, efforts underway to keep your money and identity safe. state lawmakers considering a bill that would require atm operators to inspect their machines every day. daily monitoring would help catch skimming devices to steel your credit card information. >>> what a warm february. it's over. how about it. we didn't just break the high temperature record. we smashed it. average high temperature this february was 44 degrees. the closest we've ever come to that was in 1925. 3,000 warm temperatures records were broken across the country last month. another warm day on tap today. crazy, right. >> it is crazy. >> 76 today. starting off with another record for march 1. here is it. march 1. expect ing a high. tie that regard this afternoon. it will happen in spite of mostly cloudy skies. may see breaks of sunshine this afternoon

we're also seeing atlantic county included here. keep in mind we had really strong wind gusts that will start to increase as low pressure system continues to work its way northeast ward. right now the center of the lull is hovering around virginia. hour by hour forecast as far as gusts are concerned. keep it going until i show you highest wind gusts i do expect around the jersey shore, the delaware shore. 71 miles per hour. and we could see higher wind gusts. we're also talking about potential for changeover as crystal mentioned. hear warmer air sliding into place. next image showing colder air. seeing the change between rain and snow. >> erica, thanks for that. continue to follow road conditions. all of live cameras plus jessica monitoring it for us. >> keeping my eye over there jessica. little bit surprised with how many cars are actually on the road. >> we are starting to see more cars. approaching the 6:00 hour. if someone did have to go out the door, might be heading out in the next couple of minutes. it was moving along nicely

hard rock international chairman is in atlantic county native.nt a good part of sunday inside the old taj. struck a deal last week to buy the taj from billionaire investor carl icahn. plan to spend more than $300 million to buy the casino, renovate the property and rebrand it as hard rock hotel and casino. >> design process will take a minimum of two to three months. so i don't think we'll see any actual construction for, you know, three, four months or so. >> the casino hotel is expected to employee about 3,000 people. hard rock plans to open about a year from now. >>> schools are now just for kids anymore in some areas in philadelphia. >> the city is now six months into its community school program where adults and students learn and benefit at least that's the goal. all new next on nbc 10 news at five. head to one neighborhood to see if the idea is actually working. and we'll tell you about this burlington county boy who has been called a hero. what he did hen his mom had a medical emergency. s rnchs doctor said if it had not been for him, his

starting tight here, viewing the area where the showers are still passing by from cape may county to atlantic county and all of the way to ship bottom and ocean county we are tracking those showers starting to move offshore. what is left, some cloudy conditions like i mentioned across our entire region and isolated light showers that will pass by as we go through the rest of today, but i don't expect much more rain through today like we saw in our morning hours as this is starting to move out. if i pull this out even factor, though, we have another storm system starting to head our direction by tomorrow which means there is still a chance of more rain in the forecast that just hits tomorrow and that actually comes with the potential for thunderstorms. current winds really playing a part in our forecast right now. i know this doesn't look like much, wilmington and only 14 in wildwood, but it's about the direction of those windses. they're now coming in from the southwest. yesterday they were coming in from the east which is pushing in cool air. when you have motion in that direction usually it's pull

mays landing in atlantic city atlantic county mid 50s as you head towards wrightstown in seaside park a little cooler with upper four toss lower 50s. we're looking at 45 degrees in perkasie and pottstown and upper montco frick degrees doylestown reporting in at 49 this afternoon. the northeast in the chill with 40s. 50s along the coastal plane but look at this. through oklahoma and dallas, a surge of heat. 90-degree temperatures. so we're talking serious spring there. we will be warming up. but it's going take until the weekend to tap into that southern air. we'll see primarily a northerly wind flow that will keep it cool around here. high pressure to the south an area of low pressure to disturbance to the northwest. and that's going to push in clouds and moisture into the region overnight. not lot of rain arc few spotty showers. but be enough to bring some clouds to the region as well. so temperatures over the weekend in the 40s. yesterday we hit 50. today finally hitting that line that average line and we'll be going up from there tomorrow. so we have a break from the cold during th

rbor township right now in atlantic county we've got construction going on.e out there for another 4so. black horse pike is still blocked at the garden state parkway. stick to wasnue. let's check mass transit for you and we got the green ere meaning everything is on time. you're good to go dave. >> that is very good news there karen. big board storm tracker6 live double scan shows yeah some roads are wet g. we have a couple lingering light sprinkles that kind of falling apart. the bulk of the rain will be off the coast probably by about 6:30 7 o'clock this morning. bus stop forecast mostly cloudy to start out but we are in the process of drying out across much of the region. some of you might still want some rain gear. temperatures which are up around 60 right now in philadelphia probably do drop a bit between now and 8 o'clock but the upper 50's is still above average. it's a bit on the windy side out there. and as we go through the day clouds quickly kicking off the coast. we'll get a lot ohine most of the way and windy but mild high of 63 degrees and still

real light stuff pushing down through south jersey toward the shore, atlantic county, southern gloucester and camden county getting that. a little more pronounced shower coming down through chester county and northern bucks and montgomery county getting very close to delaware county in philadelphia. this won't last long. nuisance shower for the most part and there's another one out to the west that might give you a little steadier downpour for just a brief couple of minutes. that is also coming in. it does look like all of this is going to have a tendency to dry out over the next several hours, i think by the end of the rush hour most of us are basically drying out. 44 tree44 degrees in philadelph. temperatures a lot better this morning than yesterday when we were down closer to the freezing mark. 39 in allentown, 42 wilmington, 40 in trenton and not much wind out there so far with winds in the single digits, only expecting the winds to go as high as maybe 10, 11 miles per hour later on. that's hardly enough to knock the hat off your head. so, no the too bad wind-wise and getting better a

down through ocean and atlantic county. that's where we have through egg harbor and galloway that's where we have some of snowfall still flying. now for philadelphia, it does look like it's lightened up a bit and some of us actually snow free but holding on to the cloud cover. we've got wind in place which is why parts of south jersey into delaware are under a wind advisory right over the river into the very southern parts of chester county, back into delaware county through philadelphia and then you can also see we've got a winter weather advisory through the lehigh valley up into the poconos at least for the next few hours. coming up at a look at the full forecast i'll let you know when the snow is gone and when those temperatures are expected to hell little bit more bearable. guys. >> talk soon monica. bitter collodions major problems right now. falling ice blocked off ranstead street between 15 many and keepth in center city. you don't want to play around with any of that. many in our area still definitely feeling the i

what you may notice is that down right now, southeastern burlington, atlantic counties, no long area winter storm warning. actually seen too much rain building in, so that's actually been since removed and turned into a winter weather advisory regardless though this is still very powerful storm. in one way shape or form for everyone. but in the dark red area, that is the blizzards warning. blizzard conditions expected potentially for multiple hours here. that warning, remains in effect until 6:00 tonight. so, many hours left of this. look at this bad boy. it is huge. it extends all the way from the canadian border right down to the gulf of mexico. so, not only massive in the real estate that it covers, but, certainly when it comes to its intensity. let's zero in. take a look. heaviest moisture actually over our area. look at that. you're got heavy bands of snow. radar 101, the darker the shade of purple the more intense the snowfall rates. because of the kind of intensity we're looking at, there are some spots that could pick up anything from two to 4 inches an hour. that's out of th

southern border of gloucester and camden counties that looks like it's getting pretty close to atlantic county but everybody else dealing with just some light kind of nuisance precipitation. look at how that stuff out to the west by reading lancaster and harrisburg is really falling apart. i think the bulk of this is going to be off the coast probably in another hour maybe an hour and a half and then after that we'll be on the lookout for some clearing out west. hey, no the bad. let' go ahead and get you outside on sky6 and there you see the battleship new jersey and the delaware river and clouds for no but clearing out pretty quickly this morning. 53 degrees is your current temperature. the numbers are dropping a little bit right now but stl fairly mild t and how about that wind out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour in philadelphia t other areas have winds in the teens right now. it is a rather morning. again, the rain won't last long. it looks like most of it's off the coast by 6:30 or 7:00 and look at how as soon as 7:00 we're already clearing out in the northern and western suburbs. an

in egg harbor township atlantic county black horse pike is blocked both ways at the garden state parkwayconstruction until 6 o'clock. stick to washington avenue, that's 618 instead in egg harbor township, dave. >> karen storm tracker6 on the big board this morning shows us that another batch of rain is on the way. this is mostly light to moderate rain but it will be enough to wet the roads and slow you down a little bit. the first batch was pretty light. it's pushing away from us near a lull currently, roads just slightly wet. if you have kids heading out the door though you might want to arm them with at least a rain poncho of some sort or an umbrella because it does look like there's a chance of some neighborhoods getting wet before the bus comes and picks them up. this afternoon they probably don't need the gear as we are going to see some drying. 43 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 54. most of your rain up until about lunchtime. then we see some sunny breaks in some neighborhoods through 3 o'clock and 4 o'clock. your high today of 63 degrees is probably not going to hit until kind of l

what you may notice is that down right now, southeastern burlington, atlantic counties, no long area winter storm warning. actually seen too much rain building in, so that's actually been since removed and turned into a winter weather advisory regardless though this is still very powerful storm. in oneay

it's a winter storm warning from philadelphia all the way down to atlantic county and cumberland countyadvisory in cape may county and down toward dover new ca big he warning area as s today will be counties highlighted in orange. that's where we have a blizzard warning and that means at times over ext probably seven, eight hours, you'll have the potential of heavy snow but heavy blowing snow that could give you blinding visibility and that's why the national weather service has been warning you to take shelter-in-place today especially if you're in these northern areas but even around philadelphia until the worst of this snow is done. as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan right now, a lot of rain in south jersey. we were expecting that. then you get sleet mixing in mainly south of philadelphia. philadel a sort granular snowflake falling right now and we've started to accumulate. a big concern however when any areas today see this laenon storm tracker. there's a little bit more over here to the east of trenton. that storm tracker6 live double scan's way of clearly showing

lingering showers in and around atlantic county and parts of northern cape may county. is pivoting from fortescue to atlantic city. you see it's on and off through dover and getting mist and drizzle at timed. that is at the present hour. we. >> reporter: shy of the record by 2 degree, 74 no matter what. really warm, 75 in wilmington that was record breaking, atlantic city also 73 degrees which was record breaking and allentown 6 8 degrees and trenton 73 for a high today. we pulled the numbers down, 70 in trenton and 65 in allentown and still well above average and 60s in the poconos and dover sitting at 64 degrees, satellite and radar the line of storms again they were well put together when they were movelinging through the ohio valley. we had the round of rain and a lot of clouds with a few hints of sun and we needed a lot of sun to keep the storms going and on the severe side through the entire area, and thankfully we capped that and it kind of fell apart as the line moved through philadelphia and points to the east. tonight it turns windy and chillier under partly c

to the south, a steady line of showers extends from new castle county and kent cnto atlantic city. we have seen steady rain in cape may. showers this morning. and more rain coming at us. this is the rain that will be moving in this morning. this is what is of most concern for the afternoon. there's a lot of moisture. we could see a couple of inches of rain for the area during the afternoon and evening hours heavy downpours. you see the thunderstorm activity in virginia. we had storms in our area overnight. there's a possibility of more lightning especially this afternoon. hour by hour, this is first thing this morning. the rain filling in. the areas that are not getting rain now, that's not going to last long. this is at lunchtime. rain from the lehigh valley through berks county, the suburbs, delaware, and all across jersey. at 4:00, heavier rain moves in and expands into the early evening hours. that's 6:00. look at the rain coming down at chester county. moderate showers extend from the shore to lehigh and the trenton area. it will still be going at 10:00 this evening. heavy dow

route nine we have an accident, the left lane is blocked, crews on the scene in pleasantville atlantic county42 we're seeing 16 miles per hour we have an accident on 42 northbound approaching 41. an accident involving an overturned vehicle, it's a mess on 42 to have an accident like that. already at this hour, traveling at 16 miles per hour. in west vincent township another accidents involving an overturned vehicle, fellowship road. let's show you the travel times, we're looking at nothing terribly jammed. everything is in the yellow which means it's starting to get heavy. it's not jammed solid like we'll see in 20 minutes or so. i-95 southbound 26 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. we just had an 27. schuylkill expressway eastbound between the blue route and the vine, 26 minute drive. delays will start in new jersey with the new accident on 42 northbound. >> breaking this morning, 8 450eu68 -- students a after an i resort. 60 students and instructors were on the slopes at the time of the avalanche started. rescue operations continue. >> cincinnati police are searching for suspects in a

we'll start out in atlantic county we'll see rain showers in absecon and atlantic city.e of it on the steadier side north and east of 322 you see the yellows popping up there. not a heavy, drenching downpour, but it's more heavy than what we consider light. norton west, we get into the lehigh valley, we switch it over to light snow, snow showers or flurries. the numbers moving, 37 degrees at this hour in philadelphia. 40 in wilmington, close to 40 in millville. 41 in cape may and atlantic city. freezing in allentown and below freezing in the poconos. this is state college and harrisburg, lifting to the north, warmer air lurks to the southwest in the virginias and appalachian states. that will pull through today this piece of upper level energy slides through overnight tonight. the winds are coming out of the southwest today, once that slides through go back out of the northwest overnight tonight we start out with showers flipping over to snow. it's rain to snow, actually it's snow to rain, and back over to snow over the next 24 hours or so. here's future tracker 6 we're

heavy downpours around toms river, around wood land, and atlantic county. it just depend where you are, burlington county could see a few pop ups and that is the situation through the rest of the day. you will go along thinking it is not going to rain and then we have a downpour. you could hear thunder and lightening by 11 or 12:00 o'clock we have got thunderstorms that could pop up anytime with the system that is wavering nearby, so you will see 8:00 o'clock tonight, we still have a chance of some rain, and that will make it through the rest of the night as well. things are deteriorating a little bit along this i-95 corridor as far as fog is concerned. the philly international, pottstown, wilmington, lancaster all in a fog this morning, again, not as dense as yesterday, not enough to warrant an advisory at least not yet we will keep an eye on that situation for you. milder temperatures. you will still want to bring an umbrella and light jacket but it will probably be today, about the same as yesterday, yesterday we got up to 62 degrees. we think we will be

that includes cape may county, atlantic county toward long beach island.t winds windsor, ben salem. philadelphia, chester, woolwich. two to four inches, norris town, hatfield, warrington, and three to five inches potts town up to allentown and reading. those areas have the greatest amount of snow and the best chance, especially higher elevations of sticking on untreated surfaces and causing problems. here's the weekend forecast. it's not a weekend forecast for february. it's a weekend forecast as we head toward the middle of march. those are high temperatures and that's without the wind. so the 27 for the high in the lehigh valley is probably going to feel close to zero by saturday night and also saturday morning. >> what is the likelihood the system could change before getting to us? >> yeah, well i don't think it has much chance of being a real big one. it could potentially weaken a little bit. and with the warmer temperatures, a lot of this could be melting. but i also want to mention that there's a greater potential storm coming next tuesday. that one

camden and gloucester county and ocean and atlantic county.her south it's just rain and that's the same deal into delaware as well. very spotty, light rain showers this morning. this will continue late morning and even afternoon because notice we still have action to the west of us that's going to progress through the day in our direction. here are our neighborhood temperatures in berks county reading sitting at 34. we're getting ground reports of rain and snow mix. leonardville at 30 degrees. allentown at freezing, 32 degrees the current reading. here's a new jersey neighborhood. leiton at 35. vorhees 40 degrees. 36 in robinsville and princeton you're sitting at 30 right now. we are trying to see a little rain/snow mix fall. the weekend forecast today we should get up to low mid-40s through our philly neighborhoods. same deal sunday where snow mix very early in the morning and then that moves on out. take a look. that's a similar set up. morning hours and snow possible. very light to our neighborhoods into sunday but then things start to clea

jim allen is an atlantic county native. >> he knows the market like the back of his hand. >> keeps itocal. somebody from this area who knows what this area needs and what it's about. >> reporter: leaders believe the cuseen wi casino will open next year. they say the property will be remodeled and rebranded. in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> chilly day out there on the boardwalk. >> yeah, here too. windy as well. let's go to first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. we see the camera behind him shaking. you're standing pat there, glenn. >> right, we almost seen some white caps on the river. it's been so windy out there. and of course, the camera is shaking because that wind is so strong. now, we have warm winds yesterday. and at 2:00 in the morning, it was still 62. look what happened as we went through the morning, 8:00 a.m., down to 46. it's kind of levelled off but going back down again tonight. here we are in the 40s, sustained winds of 24 miles an hour in philadelphia. 24 in new jersey. a lot of sunshine out there today. it's a nice looking da

storm force 10 showing us what this street looked like in margate, atlantic county, this morning. >>>et's take a look at your first alert radar. what we're tracking here is the backside now starting to move in of this storm system. the main event is actually starting to move on out. you see the green. that's the rain. passing through parts of ship bottom as well as seaside heights. the pink just now clipping philly county through to mercer county and then on out. the snow is starting to move out parts of berks county and the lehigh valley. excuse our screen. we're having a little bit of an issue there. still some snow that comes out from farther west and move through the afternoon hour. this will be scattered snow showers. more steadier, heavy snow is still possible. 11:30 in the morning we go through. now you see we're at 1:00 in the afternoon. still some scattered snow lingering, but it is breaking apart. maybe a few flakes flying, but overall we're not concerned. as for your wind gusts, take a look at high they'll be as we go through the later part of the day. 1:00, gusts around 30