that's the benjamin franklin parkway. it is very, very wet out there, but it's nice and mild.peratures in the 50s, some areas close to 60 degrees at this hour. that's pretty nice, but you can see it's kind of gray and gloomy this morning. it's going to be a slow go. heavy rains pushing off to the north, this arrived ahead of schedule. we are expecting to arrive and hang around, but it is pushing to the north. allentown, route 222 dealing with heavier downpours, but again, it is lifting to the north very rapidly and will be out of here in the next hour or 45 minutes. 65 degrees, 21 degrees above average. 51 is above the normal high for this time of the year, that's the low temperature. all these records are in jeopardy all within reach. 63 was set back in 1950 in philadelphia. allentown that will likely fall. allentown, 60. wilmington, 64, trenton, 62. 49 in allentown, reading 51. there's our 59 in philadelphia. trenton, 51. sea isle city, 53. along with the mild temperatures and a warm front coming through, we have winds out of the southeast 15 to 20 miles per hour. some areas

along the benjamin parkway, winds gust to go 30 miles per hour, making it feel like temperatures are in the single digits. be ready to clean out your cars and possibly scrape some ice. the remains of last night's snow showers could make your trip to work or school a slippery one. >>> today is the day at least $1.5 billion is up for grabs in tonight's record powerball jackp jackpot. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's start with bill henley. the colds has returned. it's blowing through the area. you can see the snow blowing through the slopes of the blue mountains and the pocono mountains. the snowfall has ended. but what's on the ground will stay there through the morning commute. look at these gusting winds. 16 miles per hour right now in philadelphia. as you mentioned, tracy, the winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour in the area. windchi windchills, 9 right now. potstown, northeast philadelphia, 19 degrees is what it feels like in wilmington and it's going to be blowing all day long. stopping out today near 30 this afternoon. with the wind blowing, it's never going to be warm.

morning to you, the time now, 6:13, if you're just waking up, the action cam live along the benjamin franklin parkway, you can see it is wet as evident by the flags blowing in the wind, it is windy, as well. take it easy this morning. >>> i did see a couple of accidents when i was on my way in because it's slicker out there. take your time on the roads. >> reporter: there's a lot of ponding on the roads that can cause hydroplaning. the heavy rains have moved in earlier than anticipated, which is good news if you're not expected to get on your way until later this morning. right now it's a slow go across the area. youhere's double scan live, youn see oranges and reds across the suburbs. down at the bottom of the screen, it's crystal clear as the rains race to the north at 30 miles per hour. we'll zoom into south jersey, there's camden county, southern gloucester county, here's burlington county right here. you can see route 30 from berlin up to marlton, heavy rains being indicated by the yellows and oranges, medford lakes area picking up a few reds delsea drive and route 55, all slow go take your time

. >>> and we'll take break right now as we take a live look at the benjamin franklin parkway on a snowynight. pretty scene there. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. steve keeley, i'll tell was -- a trooper. >> reporter extraordinary. he's been putting in super long day along the shore. joins us live again tonight from atlantic city. did you just get wiped out by wave, steve? >> reporter: boy, yes, dawn, joyce, i couldn't believe how nice governor christie was to you because he must have been watching least shot i did miss phoner i got the old governor phrase and text get the hell off the beach. a little joke there gov. we'll show you the tide. we are almost exactly at the point scott saying 7:09 we'll stay on this shot. always a lull wee on life tv. these waves are crashing way over the sea wall. they're pounding the sea wall and this sea wall very strong. this can withstand -- newest technology and good thing because it's keeping the water back for the most part but the waves are crashing over the sea wall as you can tell here and sometimes they splash way up just like that the

we'll be right >> we are on the benjamin franklin bridge, this will probably be drifting shut again over the next half hour, to hour, or so. out here on the ben franklin parkway. there is a guy out here taking pictures, good morning to be outside if you want some shot of the snow. again, the best thing, do it by foot. and again, that's another thing, a lot of bikers, they can't get on the sidewalks, as they're all snow covered. so they're coming out in the street. just got to be careful of that. people walking on the street if you head outgoing in your vehicle. again, i don't recommend t i mean i would say at least a foot of snow on the city. at least where we are right here t did come through with the plows, we cleared out little bit. temperature 29 degrees, in that break, we've been talking about, for the past hour or so. so this is the best it's been all morning long. don't get used to it, though, these heavier snow bands will come right back, as the storm continues to intensify. but again, all is quiet here in center city, almost like ghosttown, that's good. because you want to stay off the road. stay indoors. you know, watch the storm from your sofa, wat