and in bordentown, new jersey, 7.4-inches of snow. now, we're watching our storm pull away toward the northeast. it's off the coast of new jersey. and the storm is winding up pulling down some colder air. so you may notice that it is getting colder with northwesterly winds. some of the heavy snow falling right now along 95. you can see east windsor and the eastern part of mercer county and that's heading down toward the shore. lbi seeing some heavy snow from barnegat fork river in towards seaside heights that's the last of the real heavy snow. we've dried out in atlantic city and elsewhere. ultimate doppler this is our triple sweep. this is all we have left of the snow as it moves toward new england trying out with some clearing skies overnight. temperatures right now mainly in the 30s and guess what? overnight we are going down into the 20s. it's going to be really cold out there we'll stay in the 30s for this evening. our mike masco has been with us for 14, 15 hours. he's seen it from the beginning to now the end mike. what's going

>> i grew up in new jersey a little town called bordentown in central new jersey. >> what were your parents doing? >> my dad was a political reporter, my mom was a social woker. my dad covered trenton, the new jersey state house. i remember as a kid in the late 1970's and early 1980's living and breathing state politics in the same way that horace busby and this crew grew up sort of living and breathing austin state politics but you know, probably the age of 4 could name more state legislators than i can today oddly enough. >> where did you go to college? >> i went to swathmore outside of philadelphia. >> studying what? >> i did history and minored in literature and did a ph.d. at brown university, studied with jim patterson who is one of the giants of post-war 0th century american history and it was a privilege to work with gordon wood a great historian of early america. >> he was just here a couple of weeks ago. lynn ton johnson left the presidency in january of 1969. were you alive? >> no. i was born in 1974. >> as someone who was alive i want to ask you this question because you never s

this piled up, in a very short period of time, under that heavier band, 8 inches in moorestown, bordentownhes, wet deptford six and a half, cherry hill 5 inches. seaville, cape may count that i one band brought it enough, to dump 3 inches of snow there speaking about these bands lets look at these storm reports in plymouth meeting they got 4.5 inches of snow in an hour april a half. insane rates there lower makefield township picked up 2.3 inches in an hour. springfield got an inch and a half in an hour. bellmawr, new jersey almost and inch of snow fell in 15 minutes. banding, certainly the key to these storms and where the bands set up that is where your storm, snowfall totals will be highest. temperatures right now in the 30's, mid 30's. we are seeing temperatures near 40 in lancaster where it cleared out and dried out earlier. and the storm is off the coast by 7:00 o'clock tonight, skies clear, tomorrow, the sunny day , blustery, but temperatures are in the 40's and friday looks like a dry day as well with a chance for a few flurries or a snow shower. overnight again the snow has ended

laurel, use the new jersey turnpike, your way to go that will get you up and around into bordentown,st on the schuylkill, heavy, city line out and up the hill in toward conshohocken. about 20 minute there. light out, in the northern side of norristown, all along 202, so the police are at airy, marshall, chestnut street, causing delays in and out of norristown this morning, we're can be g off irish month here with first breakfast segment, going to the green parrot, on my way, take you there l breakfast segment between 9:00 . sue has got the forecasts in 15 seconds. >> cloudy, very little sunshine if youee storm, now, a lot still on shore, see the the carolina coast, what's going to start all of this energy, will transfer, and tha will mover up the coast so we have in effect ready, in coastal flood watch todayr moderate to major floodig at times of high tide. full moon, makes it even worse. effect, we are expecting one to 2 inches every rain. >> flood watch, winter storm watch for carbon, monroe county, four to 7 inches every heavy wet snow. everybody up under high wind watch also for