the snow is still falling in binghamton. energy crews have toiled around the clock to dig out from a blizzard that dumped nearly three feet of snow. dozens were stranded. even a plow truck and the national guard was activated. governor andrew cuomo -- >> mother nature is an unpredictable lady. i don't know what we did to offend her, but she is showing us her wintry fury. >> reporter: the storm that plank etted central new york, largely missed most major cities across the northeast. predictions of up to 16 to 20 inches of snow did not pan out, leading to provocative headlines. back in binghamton, the postmaster did not deliver the mail yesterday, the first time in 25 years. service resumed today. even though the delivery trucks had to be dug out. >> our job is to serve the customers. that's what our logo is, that's what our commitment is. and it's very disappointing if we can't get to them. >> reporter: across the city, at least 50% of the 100,000 mailboxes city wide are buried in snow. anthony, we're told this area is about

david begnaud in binghamton, new york. thanks, david.-mobile sent a team of engineers to chicago to fix the problem that's jammed the city's 911 system. omar villafranca reports a young child died while the babysitter struggled to reach an operator. >> i'm mad. i'm hurt. >> reporter: bridget alex is living through a parent's worst fear. the mother left her son branden at home with the babysitter when the six-month-old fell and stopped breathing. >> i would never want no mother, no father to go through the pain that i'm going through right now. >> reporter: the 40-year-old babysitter called 911 at 5:55 p.m. and again at 5:57 but was put on hold each time. sis screen grab of the final call shows she was on hold with 911 for more than 30 minutes and never got through to a dispatcher. >> this is a parent's nightmare, to have to bury a child. >> it is, especially when he is six months old. >> reporter: the city says the 911 system was jammed by what's referred to as ghost calls from t-mobile users. they are calls made to 911 unintentionally a

binghamton!ivity fading off to the south and east.t. south of easttown getting intot southern maryland.sout as we look up to the north andod west we've got additional snown showers we're expecting tong t develop later today and slipnd p across the mountains here.ere. you may encounter a quick-movinv snow shower it may be enough ini a few spots to coat the ground. but it won't last and anythingnn we get will be on the lightht side. si we're 80 degrees a few days ago. so in general the roadways areaa going to be in pretty goodoo shape. i know we had slick spots, can't say that, erin will tell youlou about. abou weekend forecast, sunny, bright and cool. erin? roads cool? in frederick and montgomerytger county maryland we're dealing dg with black ice.ce. improvements along clarksburgg road. road we saw the entire stretch shutcs down right now some traffic isef getting by.gettg b but you can still see crews outt there.ther we had a crash involving several vehicles caused by black ice. ie looks like th

binghamton and subzero readings in upstate new york and upstate pennsylvania as well. we have high pressure to thank for that overnight with the sinking air. it's easy for the temperatures to drop off considerably and with cold arctic air mass in place that's what we saw. we saw things moderate into the workweek for now. fox future cast didn't show much. cold overnight and i think maybe worth waking up to 0s monday morning. still being factor that in the with heat on high for the drive in. kids at the bus stop need layers tomorrow morning and clouds increase as warmer air starts to move through and that helps temperatures moderate into the 50s tomorrow afternoon and makes for cloudier day. all right, sneak peek to next week. high pressure moves offshore and we're back to a spring like air mass temperatures warm considerably into the 60s tuesday and wednesday and knee thursday. 70s likely as you get further south to western and central virginia. for us here in washington i think we'll at least make it into the 60s beginning tuesday. so again your forecast for this after

smaller running like binghamton, new york with that snow.ng totals with expected today. >> the snow making a mess in pennsylvania. this downed tree crushed a car and cameras were rolling near boston. amtrak will run modified service between boston and d.c. more than 1,000 flights cancelled for today. uh-oh, a total of almost 9,000 since wednesday. schools in boston still closed today. some schools in new jersey via the new york suburbs also closed. so, who has the most snow and what conditions are they facing meteorologist pedram javaheri tells us. >> it's a different story towards the north, still heavy snow in place around the southwest. flights in place in places like phoenix. bridgewater, in the cat skill mountains, 40 inches came down. and in just a few miles, a significant difference. central park, 7 inches, four miles away, the observations, 15 inches in hartford. snow showers left in place around northern vermont, northern new hampshire, about 3 million underneath the blizzard warning in place, about 20 million under the alert. and p

look at binghamton 23. pittsburgh 29. moup taps ookting like a damn. cold air heavy so the moun taps it's filing up. eventually it will overflow so to speak. those mountain tops and come roaring in with a good amount of winds as well. wind norm and west gusting to 30 miles an hour. those winds will be here in d.c. before too long. couple of showers down extreme portions of southern maryland. eastern shore and across the norp neck of virginia. these are quickly fading away and pushing south and east. not going to be a problem for us in d.c. and for most of us won't be a prong positive him throughout the day either. high pressure building in nice and strong across the great lakes filtering in strong northerly wind that brings chilly air down from north and once again for about the next 36 to 48 hours feeling more like wiptser than spring here. 40s and 50s coming our way this afternoon. lower 50s that is. so again kind of warmest period of the whole day dealing with right now. that map needs updated because it will not be 64 today. it's only going to be 5

binghamton, new york, the biggest snowfall from one storm, 31.2 inches. at last report, it was still snowing this morning. albany, new york, 17 inches. and because of the sleet that mixed in, central park ended up with even inches. boston logan, 6.5. yesterday a lot of people got stuck inside. and the windchill is 7 in new york, zero in buffalo, 4 in detroit. at lalanta has a windchill of 1 today. it feels like the middle of winter out here in so many locations of the east. and we have freeze warnings for all of the southeast this morning and for tonight. 68 million people at risk of a freeze. and at least the west is warm. at least we have someone that we can say something positive about, but that's about it. and it's not going to warm up any time soon in the east, unfortunately. >> i'm going to move back to california. >> you're going back to california? >> i'm doing it. >> i have news for you, still ahead, march madness kicks off. >> i can't wait. >>> and the cleveland cavaliers get a bit of good news. sports is up next. >> go lakers. s feel ave. it il

there's a cold front, binghamton, 37. buffalo, 39. that front will be dropping down like this over the next 12 to 24 hours, it will stay far enough up to the north to get us into the 70s today. late this evening, and overnight, the front collapses and the numbers drop off significantly in a short period of time. where the front is located is where all the moisture is. that will drop to the south, as well. frontal system to our north, the air mass is significantly cooler north of that front than what we're seeing in the south. we'll see 80 farther to the south. that's today, as we get into sunday, everything collapses everything out of the east, all on the cooler ocean air comes flooding inland. there could spotty showers and patchy drizzle, as well. future tracker 6, here comes the front, it's mainly north of the delaware and the lehigh valleys. it will drop to the south, so by 6:00 it's knocking on the door already. lots of clouds and spotty shower is possible. overnight tonight we'll go cloudy skies a little bit of drizzle that will

boston got about a foot and binghamton, new york got 30 inches of snow. new york city was spared worst of the storm. by midday many people were out and about walking in central park. kids were sledding on blocked off streets. >> along with south jersey shore, the nor'easter kicked up the tide, causing moderate flooding. streets were shut down. beach erosion is a big concern. first responders had to rescue a number of people who still tried to drive through all that high water. >>> here's a casualty of the storm. a wind turbine in rhode island. high winds -- left the blades in splinters. nobody hurt. >>> check out this scary scene in boston. dash board and traffic cameras capture that tractor trailer spinning out on an icy bridge during the height of the storm. that could have been disaster. no one was hurt. >> check this out. >>> two ponies headed into the storm after high winds blew open their locked barn door. the ponies, here are the names, blonde and jules. roamed the neighborhood for a couple of hours. nypd eventually rounded them up and took them ba

. >> for some, we end up with historic snow totals especially around binghamton, new york. now, the snow continuing for parts of new england and new york state today. we'll see scattered areas of snow, strong binlds, and cold temperatures. there will be some additional accumulation as we head through wednesday, not at the same rate we saw the other day. the cold is pouring in. we're feeling it all across the u.s. temps 20 degrees below average over the next couple of days. after all that warmth, we're headed back to winter. low 40s at raleigh, 40s in atlanta, staying in the 60s in orlando, florida, and then by the time we wake up on thursday morning, a lot of teens and 20sing. 30s down to north florida and since we've had so many crops bloom early, plants in the east, the mid-atlantic, h could leave some damage for a lot of them, especially the peach crop that bloomed early this year. we're watching for a little more snow. we head into st. patrick's weekend. rain and snow swinging through the northeast. we'll have to watch the storm on sunday and may continue to wat highway

it's pittsburgh, 48. 43 over here in columbus, binghamton normal 35. st. louis 65.y were in the 80's today. 62 for louisville. we're trying to tap a into some of that. we'll be on the edge tomorrow afternoon with temperatures in the visits and 60's. there is a possibility tomorrow morning for a shower, i should say there's a possibility overnight tonight we can have a couple of showers, we're not talking about getting all that wet. what it may amount to is just a couple of passing sprinkles over the area tonight and tomorrow morning, down to about 46, wind will be southeast at five miles per hour, where a spotty shower it will be cloudy and again with the clouds in place, that kind of keeps the temperatures out in the suburbs outside from really getting terribly cold. we'll go down to 40, 41, for gaithersburg and frederick. there could be a couple of upper 30's here along i 81. i don't think temperatures will drop off much. here in town, about 46 degrees or so. full forecast going, coming up in a few minutes, springtime as we get into the spring, we got to find 60's

and the winds once again not all that strong up in binghamton and buffalo. up and down the east coast in the single digited and not much higher than that for the afternoon. a high of 59 degrees, this model has 58 it looks around 4:30 and will be late in the afternoon when we hit the 59 and the temperatures start to tumble and 8:00, 53 and 44 by 2:00 a.m. and take a look at future tracker 6, 60 degrees on this model at 6:00. late in the day is your high. but overnight wow. cold air rides in and 7:30 tomorrow we are down to the freezing mark on the i-95 corridor and upper 20s in the north and western areas. with the winds picking up overnight it will feel like the teens and 20s and stay uncomfortable over the following 48 hours. things bounce back over the weekend and sunshine is starting to break through the clouds and keep your jacket handy, a nice day to enjoy ahead of the cold crush. >> see you back inside thank you. >> it is another busy day for president trump who travelled to capital hill this morning to try to close the deal on the gop health care plan

upstate new york, binghamton, 20 inches. harrisburg 20 inches philly only got 3.9 because they also had the sleet mix n. i saw the sleee as early as 126789. 206789 i knew that would cut down totals. that was expected. we still have a couple of lingering snow showers you could see those pushing down pennsylvania tonight. they won't cause much in the wa of trouble.. here are the snow totals. of course reagan national came in with just under 2 inches. dulles 5.6 inches, a new daily record for snowfall and reagan national 2.2. we're goingold that to see tonight with black itemsw i just heard a f that montgomery county is alsoom goinger to have a two-hour dela- tomorrow and is that because off concerns with ice and the bitter cold that we're expecting. on our way down, gaithersburg is 30, 29 in hagerstown, 34 for dulles, winchester and martinsburg already down 230-degrees as well.230- and we're headed to the 20s tonight. we still have to deal with theh strong winds.in it's gusting to 44 miles an hour at reagan national, 41 up tow

in binghamton, new york, a record 30 inches of snow fell tuesday, making travel difficult. the state capital albany also got more than 20 inches. in new york city, about 7 inches fell. much less than forecasters predicted. meteorologist jeff barradelli says the path of the storm was closer to the coast than expected. >> it was able to get the warm air just a little bit further inland. so instead of it falling as pure snow and rain and sleet and that limited totals in the big cities. >> reporter: on top of the snow, new york city and much of the northeast is dealing with freezing temperatures, making clean-up even more difficult. in scranton, pennsylvania, drivers had to use shovels to clear off their trucks. about half a foot of snow also fell in boston. in one boston suburb, a tree came crashing down into the roof of the home. >> went through the attic and through my daughter's window. her bedroom window but nobody was hurt. everyone was downstairs. >> reporter: wind gusts nearing 80 miles per hour pounded the new england coastline. in rhode island, a 100-foot wind turbine

. >> some people are driving up as far as binghamton and they're staying there and driving in in the morning, because the weather was really bad. >> reporter: when i was 18 years old, i was a student manager under coach wright in his first few years. take a look at this lobby right here. it is still empty. fans are trying to make their way here to buffalo. and that's where we're bringing you behind the scenes with exclusive never before seen footage here in beautiful. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> got to love that throwback pick of keith. keith will be with the wildcats every step of the way. catch his live reports from buffalo right here on nbc 10 news. >>> back to the cleanup here at home. neighbors in the lehigh valley probably have the most snow to contend with. it took quite a bit of horsepower and manpower to get these cars out of the ice. most streets in allentown should be cleared by tomorrow night. >>> at the jersey floor, the flooding is gone but the nor'easter left its mark in the sand. many of the protective dunes were damaged in january but we're told the erosion this tim

. >> more than 2 feet now expected in binghamton. just making driving treacherous right now. the governor banned tractor- trailers from interstate highways. snow did start falling in new york city this morning. schools and aboveground subways, we are told, are now all closed but like us, sleet, and freezing rain were all maked in that. that kept -- mixed in. a kept a lot of the snow totals down. >> 3 to 6 i think for many including parts of the city. that's down dramatically from the entire snow event. >> coastal flooding also now a concern in south jersey because freezing rain and high winds are now kicking up the waves. forecasters say the storm is likely to intensify throughout the day. >> so this is what it looks like right now. when you check out the first alert live doppler you can see the system pretty you can't even see any green or any of the colors except for a little bit of cloud cover there. just the temperatures or something more from the sky is going to fall? topper has the full forecast coming up. >>> welcome back. the bald eagles nesting at the national arbore

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it's not far from binghamton. you can catch the live stream or website wjla.com.ather. veronica: it's always cute to .ee live births with animals they are in their natural habitat. larry: i don't know i want to watch it live it -- live. veronica: four today, i've got to tell you it's back to bundling up a little bit worried i was taking through my bag yesterday and thought what is last time i wore these gloves? we will be pulling them out today and tomorrow for sure. yesterday. that system is well off the coast. -- showersw shiro's up through newark. we have rain in north carolina. the wind gust is in maryland at 50 miles per hour. rolling terrace elementary school as 40's for today. this is a look at your 50 degree high temperature. we start out with a bit of a chill and then it's going to feel colder during the noon hour today. that is because of the wind will still be flowing. the wind settles late today. those windchill readings early thursday, look at this. get to the evening hours, we take it to friday morning here. starting early saturday and may be into th

and radar along action radar, lots of sunshine expected today, high pressure sitting overtop of binghamton, new york, the air sinks underneath the areas of high sinking air is imo get any clouds. we are expecting bright blue skies the rest of the way. it will be blustery and cold mostly sunny that is the call from accuweather, better than yesterday, but still on thechils around 39 or 40 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking warmer numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, many of us into the mid 50s tomorrow, mid 60s by tuesday. of lower more handle township where parts of the pennsylvania turnpike remain closed at this hour after a tractor-trailer accident and fuel spill. the turnpike is closed between the willow grove and bensalem and exits, state police say the driver lost control in the westbound lanes at 9:00 a.m.ment the truck went over into the jersey barriers into the eastbound lanes. the driver was not seriously injured, but think the tank was punctured that caused an estimate 300 gallons of fuel to spill. "action news" is live for you right

satellite and radar cold front to the north, a couple of showers pushing north of the buffalo and binghamton. that cold front drops to the south and puts an end to the party so to speak. hit or miss stuff later today and into the overnight. the biggest change with the front is temperature-wise. 73 today. if we're lucky tomorrow afternoon, we manage a high of 50, 51. 73 today, it will feel like 36 by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i'll let you know how long the chilly stuff sticks around in just a few minutes. gray? >> thank you for the update. >>> 6:32, the epic collapse of the republican healthcares bill has put the brakes on president trump's effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. stephanie ramos has more on the major set back for the president. >> reporter: republicans and president trump lost a huge battle this morning. >> i'm disappointed because we could have had it. >> we came very close today. obama care is the law of the land. the speaker and the president admitting they did not have the votes to repeal and replace the affordable care act. president trump agreed to their

five in binghamton, pittsburgh 15. we'll see the cold air not improve the entire weekend, but most of the upcoming week, as well. day planner like this, we'll start out with sunshine, we'll increase cumulus clouds and the temperatures will struggle. windchills in the upper teens and low 20s, that's the forecasted high for today, 32 degrees. >> welcome to march. >> just ahead 6abc.com/weather, you can keep track of next week's approaching storm. there you will find the seven-day forecast, plus a look at double scan radar. >>> 7:32 a.m., new information to tell you about this morning a 13-year-old boy is fighting for his life shot in the head at a philadelphia take-out restaurant in tioga nicetown. the teen was sitting at a table eating when the alleged shooter and accomplice walked in. surveillance video not yet released captured this crime. >> the victim was sitting with his friends at the table eating food when two males walk in. the one male, the shooter appears they are having a casual conversation with the victim.

we get farther to the north we're in the 20s. 37 in binghamton. behind the front. 56 in philadelphia, ahead of the front. poconos, temperatures in the 60s. pittsburgh, 63. yesterday, chicago topped out at 81 degrees, it is that air mass that is charging east today. satellite and radar there is the front right there, that collapses during the day today and sets up the chilly weather tomorrow. this low will meander about and drift to the east. that will allow the frontal system to drop down. we'll get into the cooler air mass sunday. monday, this lifts to the north an we are back in the warm sector, and in the 60s tuesday we're in the 70s. mostly cloudy skies, peeks of sunshine and showers in one or two locations, after 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. as the front gets closer. overnight tonight, cloudy skies and patchy drizzle, areas of fog, isolated shower that's pretty much the drill for tomorrow, as well. cloudy skies and easterly breeze and maybe patchy drizzle. for today, today is the better of two weekend days, it's mild, peeks of sunshine. 73 in philade

not much wind yet but we expect afternoon it feels gusty later today 10 binghamton 12 boston 19 pittsburgh and 18 columbus. pittsburgh, central pennsylvania got snow coating of showers yesterday. not so much us. we had a dusting on the car tops early yesterday morning. satellite and radar shows nothing going on now. we'll have a nice sunny weekend. that winter feel here on this saturday morning high pressure to the north. lots of sunshine. that chilly, north westerly flow ushering in cold, canadian like temperatures and cold nights ahead. this evening we will quickly fall into the0s, 20s and then i think yet again waking up to some single dij toyt low teen readings. wow, really, really cold. tomorrow, like today we stay dry and chilly and high temperatures today will struggle to get into the 40s for sox you. take a look at them. we stay in the 0s northern maryland all afternoon. 40 dull he and 42 mannasas and 44 washington and 40 down in leonardtn and low temperatures overnight this is what i'm talking about another cold night and in fact colder for some spots and in our northwestern subur

binghamton, 20 inches. we won't complain about our 1.7. not at all. > snow and sleet, what happenet down at the tidal basin, though. we sent our photographer little l to check outbless am o am. these are pictures from today. obviously a the lot of snowodoww there.th if they are still in bud stage probably not much damage. the flowers that were out may have been covered in ice. he says if you go down there and you see the buds are coveredre c with ice, the blossoms, don'ts, shake it loose, let it meltlt naturally and we're hoping thati won't be a lot of damage but if got to tell you folks even tonight as we head well into the 20s the only thing that may protect them is the wind and the proximity to the tidal basin water which will be warmer than the air.r. so far they look pretty good. that was a big hit they took and coming out early with this big snowstorm coming on by today it's a lot to ask of thosehose delicate little blossoms. we're still seeing the snow flying up through new york. not only do we enjoy seeing what happens in your neighborhood, io

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this is what delia from binghamton did with it. >> hi, my name is delia. >> i'm okay. >> the i'm okayt's what you do when you get 31 inches of snow, all very winy - refreeze likely tonight & tomorrow night ice - milder friday into the weekend today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably cold and very windy. highs: 30-35 feels: single digits to teens winds: nw 15-20 g 40 tonight: clear to partly cloudy. breezy and cold. icy spots likely. lows: 17-23 mph thursday: partly to mostly sunny. still unseasonably cool and breezy. highs: 39-43 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph >>> we have been looking forward to sharing this with you. it's an incredible story of bravery. this came to us through our partner, our friends at espn after a facebook post that you may have seen. it was shared all around the world about a couple's marriage and a very difficult choice when it came to their precious baby girl. espn writer royce young and his wife revealing their heartbreaking decision to try and save lives through organ donations and you had a chance to sit down with this couple. >> yeah, and they said they are t

and 33 in washington, and 16 binghamton and 19 in buffalo, so the winter chill continues in many areas that have the snow and ice pam on the ground. as we head into the evening hours, right around freezing at 7:00 and dropping below that as the sunsets, things will freeze over once again and temperatures in the 20s by 11:00 and with our low going down to 22 by tomorrow morning. so slow melting as we go through the upcoming weekend and a chilly weekend. we are tracking rain and snow showers over a good chunk of the weekend. i'll have the details if the full accuweather forecast. >> visit 6abc.com throughout the day, for the accuweather forecast and check our series of traffic cameras and live radar and be sure to interact with ou today. katherine scott has details from the defendant's trip to the courthouse today in cane. >> 52-year-old sara gable of folcroft appeared in court today. she waived her pre hearing and left without commented. this video shows gableushing d girl dow at day care and has since lost her job. she workere since l pa background check, and administrators installed a

upwards of 20 inches in binghamton, new york. they could set an all-time snow record for the month of march. damascus saw 30 inches of snow. pennsylvania, damascus, pennsylvania, that is. take a look at our future windchills. tomorrow morning, this is brutal, guys. 5 in gaithersburg. ten in d.c., 6 in manassas. this is another reason we will stay in weather alert mode. here's our high temperature tomorrow. i'm going for a high temperature of 30 degrees. again, this should say 30 degrees. windy and cold with a few snow showers. 30 would be a record low high temperature, meaning the coldest we've ever been on march 15th for the date. i think we're going to break that record. if we do, that record goes all the way back to 1932. 36 on your thursday, 48 on friday. 47 on saturday, a chance for some shower activity. it may change over to a little bit of a mix early sunday morning. we get back into the 50s. but no 60s or 70s like we saw back in the month of february. >>> our team coverage of this winter storm just getting started here on

in west of binghamton. they are expecting two feet of snow. by the time the storm is done. that is cool. that gives you a great idea what they are dealing with. larry: how cool is that? alison: i love it. larry: neat. new york city is getting slammed by the storm. maggie is live from manhattan. we are talking about how things look here but how does it look there right now? reporter: right now i'm getting pelted by the freezing rain and the high winds. but the snow is less than we were anticipating. the storm moved slightly west of s. some of the visuals you were showing about the two feet of snow that is happening more in upstate new york. i have the numbers of the snowfall coming in. right here in new york city, we had seven inches less than expected. boston though, five to 15 inches. it is still snowing there. upstate new york, upward of 20 inches. some places getting hit hard. just the snow totals. the blizzard conditions are still under a threat here. we have high winds. wind gusts. 50 miles per hour. 60 miles per hour recorded in some places on long island and boston.

this is what delia from binghamton did with it. >> hi, my name is delia.'m okay," i love that. so sweet. that's what you do when you get 31 inches of snow, all right. so sweet. >>> good morning, i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. cooler today with low clouds giving way to high clouds, a stray light shower possible in the north bay after 7:00 this evening and a wet pattern for all of us begins this weekend. temperatures still until the 70s. to want's going to be pretty cloudy with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. here's my accuweather 7 day forecast. warming trend for thursday and trid, a little >>> we have been looking forward to sharing this with you. it's an incredible story of bravery. this came to us through our partners, our friends at espn after a facebook post that you may have seen. it was shared all around the world about a couple's marriage and a very difficult choice when it came to their precious baby girl. espn writer royce young and his wife revealing their heartbreaking decision to try and save lives through organ donations, and you

people are digging out from a binghamton, new york. albany got 20 inches. in scranton, pennsylvania drivers had to use shovels just to get to their cars. the snow turned into ice overnight. >> i didn't realize it was going to be this frozen. i've never seen it this frozen. i had to use a shovel to get the ice off the glass. >> i know. you need a blow torch i would think. >> yeah, right? good heat wave. that would help. >> in connecticut an 82-year- old man cleaning snow off of his car got hit and killed by a plow. a total of nine deaths are blamed on the late winter storm. if you were out there shoveling, it's still really slick. >> that's a real freak accident there. >> in some spots they never got above freezing, which is unusual for us in march. we had so much respect for that storm. >> it didn't get as much as they thought in new york city. >> no, they nose of air that got us. we always say west of 95 would be the bullseye. sometimes you get the storms. it was hugging the coast a little bit. 30 miles east, interesting. i came across this on facebook and

temperatures a bit above average, 66 washington and 69 in richmond and 59 in pittsburgh and cooler in binghamton right now at 45 degrees, with that sunshine finally back, we are doing something different, we are polling on my twitter page, an informal poll, the sun is finally back and how you are taking advantage of this nice day. exercising and doing yard-work or did you relax and soak in the rays, we'll fill in thears there and let you know which one way and hopefully it's just relaxing and exercising and being outdoors and not inside. we'll talk about it in the accuweather forecast. >> some of us have no choice. >> go to my twitter page. >> you may want to bring your detective hat the next time you head to the museum in wilmington. a new exhibit offers a sherlock home investigation of the most notorious fakes and fories of ou visitors can see a knockoff rocco painting so real i a and fake channel suited side by side and memorabilia autographed by babe ruth and mickey mantle maybe or maybe not. the displayo the p april 1philadelph's top watch dog has al to action for former mayor, nutter. here

upstate new york, binghamton, 20 inches.nly got 3.9 because they also had the sleet mix n. i saw the sleee as early as 126789. 206789 i knew that would cut down totals. that was expected. we still have a couple of lingering snow showers you could see those pushing down pennsylvania tonight. they won't cause much in the wa of trouble.. here are the snow totals. of course reagan national came in with just under 2 inches. dulles 5.6 inches, a new daily record for snowfall and reagan national 2.2. we're goingold that to see tonight with black itemsw i just heard a f

. >> 20 binghamton look at the cold air are you capping into the cool today and it will be chillier day than yesterday. definitely jacket weather. upper 40s this afternoon and strong breezes out of the north at about gusting at times to 30, 40 miles later today. currents winds 15 to 20 they only pick up as they got sunshine going bright and sunny day and dry afternoon for her as front comes through and you have that working for us and cold will not stick around forever we will be right back into springtime temps by friday mid 70s sunshine. 7 day coming up. take a jacket. >> anything to get in the way of that rain, high winds, or just 75 and sunny. >> that's a stop. >> oh, my gosh. >> earn we have to make plans. >> isn't that the best news you heard all week. >> yes. >> getting me through. >> rights now unfortunately topside of beltway huge problems. headlights coming towards us that is normal outer loop delays coalsville road and inner loopp delays crash university boulevard. see it in the distance blocking several lanes and because of that you are parked before coalsdalele road to univ

philadelphia 54 and 40s in binghamton and all of this is push ago way to the east. during the evening hours a few lingering showers and could be a rumble of thunder and most of us will not experience that again this evening. patchy fog is setting up overnight tonight and then we start to clear the skies as the northerly winds kick in to push everything out. we'll talk about a bright day ahead here for your wednesday. coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam, thank you. >> and as the changing weather moves through, you can check storm tracker radar at 6abc.com/weather and follow our team on social media for all the latest updates. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the gunman that opened fire causing chaos in northern liberties yesterday. a woman was shot at multiple times as she left work at delilah's gentlemen's club. walter perez is live with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: hey sharrie, many questions still linger in this case as investigators are trying to figure out if this was a random shooting or if a woman in this parking lot a

this is not far from binghamton. park workers posted on facebook april, the mom to be, is doing well and her condition is about the same as last night. she has kept them on their toes but so far no signs of active park employees aren't the only ones on their toes. we'll stay on giraffe watch and let you know when it happens. michelle: while the world is watching april another giraffe stuck in the spotlight. the denver zoo announced she is a new mom to little dobby. the zoo doesn't announce pregnancies but even they were shocked. get this. because her mother was on birth control. the baby is a bit small, only about five feet and half the weight of a typical baby but we are told he is doing fine. q: surprise! steve: i have been watching that giraffe on youtube for it seems like the last week. last weekend i watch and i got so fed up with it, i did a search under giraffe birth. and i saw one. michelle: so now you are satisfied. steve: i'm good with it. q: any surprises weather wise? steve: we have snow flurries tomorrow

same for areas around binghamton. saturday evening, the storm tries to redevelop off the coast. the roads should be warm enough that it will melt. we'll get some accumulations off the roadways. and then by noon sunday, it looks like areas towards cape cod could get a little snow. here's our snow forecast. this happens over areas of michigan. this maybe 3 inches through central pennsylvania. i told you there's a little sneaky stuff here. up here towards long island, that's where we could possibly get 3 to 5 inches. mostly slushy on the roads. that will be off the rods on top of the snow pack. we'll watch that as we go throughout your weekend. . the fravt for the rest of the day looks nice in some areas. denver, great. dallas is in the 80s. new orleans is finally warming up. we recover nicely in the southeast. it's the northeast and great lakes that's is a struggle. probably not until next weekend we really warm it up. >> i know the folks in sa vanna will be happy the weather looks pretty good. thank you for that. >>> still ahead, a look at the biggest bracket action. northwestern

binghamton 12 this morning.es regionally it is very very cold just to our north. that's satellite/radar nice and quiet. lots of sunshine in the forecast for your day today and again looking at a quiet afternoon with daytime highs in the upper 40s. take your jacket with you when you run out this morning. it -- springtime temperatures. we'll look at the momentarily. >> erin. >> taking a look at our cameras first, 270 southbound let me get out of the way there's a crash involving several cars blocking the right shoulder. 270 southbound right as you get down to the split there at the spur to the beltway, northbound side a little heavier but nothing compared to the southbound side. that's the backup because of that crash. from urbana down to the spur you're in for about a 45 minute delay heavy traffic and then that crash scene as well. we'll move it over to our maps right now. if you're taking rails and skipping the roads we also have some metro delays on the green line to branch avenue. we'll take look at that as we

that said, some of the worst of this is west of the i-95 corridor, places like scranton, binghamton,, connecticut, brattleboro, vermont, nashua, new hampshire, they're you'll goiall going to feet of snow. and on the new jersey shore and delaware shore we've had gusts from 50 to 60 miles an hour and the winds are getting stronger as they move up. we have a long-duration storm. the kind of snow that's coming down here that's moving into boston right now, even though it's going to change to rain at some point is going to shut everything down. that's why they've pretty much shut everything down here as tough and hardy as new englanders are. hang in there. the storm is going to last for several more hours, probably by sunset tonight. the winds, we haven't gotten into those yet. 100,000 customers without power at this point as of last report. that number could easily double once we get into the windy side of new york and new england. for the first time in over ten years burlington, vermont is under a blizzard warming. the last time valentine's day, 2007. >> jim, thank you. stay warm. comin

take a look at binghamton, new york, accumulations there are now at more than a foot of snow and it isll coming down. >>> in the boston area high waves slammed these bulkhead at the shoreline. the harbor is about 10 miles north of boston where the ocean was very angry this afternoon. and it pushed the storm watchers way back. coastal flood warning remains in effect there. just like in our region the storm dumped snow, wind, and caused power outages in massachusetts. >>> the white house is joining congressional republican lead ers in doing what it can, to sure up support for american health care act. the g.o.p. members are nerve us about a non-partisan congressional budget office report, that showed millions will lose their health care, under the republican plan. vice-president mike pence arrived on capitol hill to rally republicans, behind the g.o.p. plan to repeal and replace obama care. >> whatever it is, we have to get 218 votes. that is your floor. i think what you need to do is to get enough members around key principal toss get you, to that floor. >> reporter: but ultimate passag

binghamton, new york is expecting 30 inches. temperatures in new york city hit 70 degrees a couple of weeks ago. some folks knew that was just too good to be true. >> i knew that wasn't really the sign of spring and the end of winter. this is the way it goes all the time. >> i slip a few times. yeah. but yeah, it's really hard. >> then staten island. a couple of ponies got loose in the snow. members of nypd's special operations unit corralled the horses and returned them to their owner. because they were getting ready to just say i'm out of here. >> all it took was a couple of carrots. >> tiny ponies. >> little ponies. >> i think that scott broom had the best advice. it's only going to get more difficult to shovel and move this snow. if you haven't done it now, it's only going to get harder. it's going to get refrozen. >> it's like shoveling cement. wet cement. we have the rain, the freezing rain, the sleet and snow. not a good combination. i got great pictures. want to thank everybody for sending pictures in all day. this is fr

but smaller cities like binghamton, new york, were bury. you see a car underneath there you?he snow makes a mess in pennsylvania. this downed tree crushed a car and the car spun out as cameras were rolling. amtrak will operate modified service between boston and d.c. and nearly 1,000 flights cancelled so far today. we've got a total of almost 9,000 cancellations since monday. schools in boston still closed today. some of the new york suburbs have closed schools as well. >> includes yours. good luck with that. so who has the most snow to dig out from and what conditions are they facing? meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. >> dave and christine, we're seeing some improvement. but as you head to new york, still places and 90s in places around phoenix. bridgewater, cat skill mountains 40 inches came down, in places like norfolk, 20 to 25 inches. just a few miles make a significant difference. central park, 7 inches. and and you see the significant differences based on the track of that storm. but still some snow showers left in place around northern vermont. northern ne

massive snow in binghamton. jonathan: president trump is hitting the road. stops scheduled for him. he was in michigan discussing job information the auto industry and the regulations that the car-makers face. he will be traveling to nashville for a campaign style rally this evening. the president's trip does come as his administration is forced to answer questions. 12-year-old tax return shows how much he made and how much he paid while his hacking claims still facing scrutiny on the hill. stephanie ramos has the round-up. stephanie: leaders of the house intelligence committee say there is no evidence wiretapped. >> i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. stephanie: the top democrat on the committee calls for president trump to officially retract his statement that former president obama had trump tower wiretapped. >> it deeply concerns me that the president would make such an accusation without basis. stephanie: the republican chairman nunez says perhaps trump's tweet should not be taken literally. >> are you going to take the tweets literally? if you are, clearly th

these are actual airl a temperatures. 22 in washington. 20 in new yor22k.n new y 11 in binghamton.y very impressive snow totalt in the parts of pennsylvaniansva upstate new york, certainly, ney hampshire, they're measuring msu feet not inches up there. the we are featuring cold.d. i mean just plain old cold a today. winds once again will be back,l, and at times blowing 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour.ou yeah you heard it right. right. i'm sorry about that.soy ab wind advisory in effect untilt u but winds combined with an actual air temperature in therae w 30s0s. it's going to feel like teens te and low 20s out there all daylld long.lo so if you're working outdoors,ds going to be taking the dog foror long walk that kind of thingt ki make sure you got lots of layera and you're ready for a very vere cold day.ay there you go. this te a few flurries afternoon windy and cold highd h temperatures right arounderaturr freezing.ig all rig ht. rht seven day, well it literally hay spring on it. i'll let you know if it has anya temperatures that are springures like coming up erin, hi.g up en. >