chad pradelli in broomal and. >> jeff what is the situation there?> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark. >> road crews were out dozen accidents and countless snow. >> this one knocked out power to the family for the second time in a week. jack keeps oscar the snake warm by the fire but their main concern patty's 83-year-old father who relies on oxygen. >> he is officially in hospice home care as of yesterday they brought oxygen tanks because they knew the storm was coming. the dig out began without the help of street lights. they weren't about to wait. >> temperature might drop making it harder to shovel tomorrow. >> utility crews fell victim to the treacherous roads and those in the dark wonder how much more they can take. >> i hear there's another storm coming. cheltenham is on a two hour delay. reporting live in elkins park jeff chirico "action news." >> let's get the late

brad sattin joins us live in broomall tonight. brad? >> reporter: yeah, we are in broomall.ing by obviously the roads are starting to improve here but the downed trees really the problem. house right here this is bill mullison's house behind it peco crews were there for hours trying to repair a power line that was knock over as a result of some pine trees there. directly responsible because of the weight of the tree for knocking out about a dozen, arc come dozen homes actually. many here lost power on friday initially for about two to five days. then they lost it again at around noon today. it was gone until about 7:00 p.m. then it came back believe it or not for about 15 minutes. a huge collective sigh of relief and then it was out again until about 9:15 or 9:30 when these peco crews and there had to be a half dozen them working behind bill's house here finally were able to make the repairs here. so they actually came here on their way to another job they saw the problem here, and as a result were able to stop and fix the power here and then they were off to the next one. o

our chris o'connell live in broomall tonight with more on what's going on there, chris?reporter: well, iain, i'm to home depot in broomall. this has been a very busy place this week. from generators to chainsaws earlier this week to shovels and snow melt tonight. some of that precipitation that kathy was just talking about just starting to fall here in delaware county. little bit of snow. little bit of freezing rain keep in mind thousands are still without power for them spring could not come soon enough. how you keeping sane? >> a lot of wine. [ laughter ] >> serious allot of wine. >> reporter: candlelight glimmering from darkened broomall home certainly looks romantic. >> we had already throw out two refrigerators full of food. >> reporter: after four days without power dan says this is getting old. >> coming down i'll show you what's been able to keep us somewhat warm. >> reporter: if it wasn't for the gas fireplace he and his wife would have been gone days ago but what makes it even more frustrating, look out the wind window. all of his neighbors on winding way have

chris o'connell is live in broomall.hris looks like it pick up out there in the last hour. >> reporter: yeah, the second winter storm of the week, iain, has gun snow started to fall just about half hour ago. it's coming down thick. it's coming down wet. and for many here in delaware county, that are still without power from the first storm, this home depot store has been a home away from home. >> how you keeping sane? >> a lot of wine. [ laughter ] >> seriously a lot of wine. >> reporter: candlelight glimmering from a darkened broomall home certainly looks romantic. >> we had already throw out two refrigeratorefrigerators full o. >> reporter: after fours days without power dan says this is getting old. >> coming down i'll show you what's been able to keep us somewhat warm. >> reporter: if it wasn't for the gas fireplace and he and his wife would have been gone days what make it even more frustrating look out the window. all of his neighbors on winding way have power and utility crews are camped out a block away yet he st

broomall hit the jackpot >> nice to know we won something >> feeling lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the mega millions >> a foot of snow in newton square and the neighborhood. steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving me trouble but seems to be going good. >> reporter: down the street, scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic getting by without a problem along west chester pike. really, it's some of the side streets back roads that are still snow covered. and as expected, the sidewalks some of the sidewalks send some of the parking lots that went unplowed kind of

chad pradelli in broomal an. >> jeff, what is the situation there?> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark. >> road crews were out a dozen accidents anduntlessnow. >> this one knocked out power te in a week. jack keeps oscar the snake warm by the fn concern patty's 83-year-oldthere home care as of yesterday they brought oxygen tanks because they knew the sorm was the dig out began without the help of street lights. they weren't about to wait. >> temperature might drop making it harder to shovel tomorrow. treacherous roads a those they can take.er how much more >> there's another storm coming. cheltenham is on a two hour delay. reporting live in elkins park, jeff chirico "action news." >> let's get the latest from cecily tynan. the s plunging temperatures and freezing of snow and slush. >> t hav worry about anything falling from the sky, it's falling temperatures. new england, th

broomall a foot. bryn mawr, 11-inches. cherry hill, 8.5. and philadelphia over 6-inches of snow.the storm is gone. it's moving off the coast of long island. still seeing some wrap around moisture most of it though in new york and into new england. looking live on the parkway it sure is pretty little breezy out there but see how the roads are shiny. she's have been treated but the sidewalks that are shiny and those parking lots and those side streets are all going to refreeze overnight. if it look wet it's most likely black ice. please be careful tomorrow morning because everyone will be below freezing. right now we're not though. 35 in philadelphia. 34 in pottstown. 35 in wilmington and 29 in the poconos. wind chills are a factor. mount pocono feels like 19. 25 in wrightstown. twenty three in millville. we'll go hour by hour and show the temperatures come tomorrow morning in the 30s. and then by the afternoon, in the 40s but well below average. ranging from about 40 in allentown to 42, 43 through dover and millville. so not a warm day by any stretch. then by friday afternoon, hea

>> in broomall.ch also jen they won award basically, because they got the second highest amount of snow yesterday. >> have you seen the drove me? >> yes. it is right around the corner. and you know what i say? go big or go home. i have to say a lot of people were very mad that the queen of delco, you know that's me by the way. >> oh,. >> i am. i wasn't here yesterday. so i'm here to regain my thrown. and here we are. you know that mike g grew up in corona queens? >> right. >> so he's no good at driving in snow. so going up the hill is always fun with him. we are right off of laurence park boulevard, if you know where that is, i'm sure you guys do, because i know both of you love delco, too, this is a lot whatever we are seeing in delaware county, montgomery county pennsylvania. it is like you can get out the school buses will be okay, but it is going to be a little slippery, slidey, icky, yucky, all meteorological terms, someone call mike masco on that one. the main roads are fine, highways all clear

a lot of other places closer to philly, like broomall washings foot of snow.nal got 6.1 inches. couple of other highlight of snowfall, brandywine, delaware, that's in new castle county, ended up with 10 inches, in moorestown, new jersey at eight. we will show you some more snowfall totals as the morning progresses, here's where yesterday's storm; didn't go that far away. now it is dumping snow on vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts, little bit in rhode island, for us, it is dry for now, and we could have weak system come through tonight, with a couple of flurries, and i know any snowflake would make you nervous at this point, but it should only be flurries tonight. now, i want to give you the early preview of coming attractions what's going on over the weekends, and seeing the formation of a storm in the gulf of mexico. this little different than the last one, which was mid western storm, which transferred to coastal storm. so this get going off the gulf coast. and you see, this is sunday morning, with a lot of rain down to our south. but then the whole thin

broomall, 1 inches of snow. people have a lot of cleanup to do, and some areas still have snow on the roads. >> reporter: we're looking at a multiday process until the side streets and secondary roads are cleared off. highways worked very hard into the afternoon and evening and overnight. in some spots there are lane deficits, where you normally have three lanes you have two. of course, you have to watch the ramps and the shoulders. we have a crash on the schuylkill expressway and 202 southbound, everything is cleared out, but first of many crashes i have a feeling. we're watching a whole a bunch of downed trees out there, one in plymouth meeting closing walton road at jolly road shut down because of of the downed tree. jolly could be the alternate to get around the walton road closures. live look in center city this is the vine street expressway, all lanes are open as you cross town twep the schuylkill expressway and i-95. live look at the 42 freeway shows light volume. we're watching a downed tree in washingto

thank you >>> the snow came down in droves in delaware county, >> nicole brewer joins you now from broomall one of the area got a lot of snow >> we're here along west chester pike, not far from the intersection in broom. the latest round of winter weather. i'm not sure you can call eight prize but they did for snow totals. at least mere in delawif the stg f lucky to have to be doing this >> i wouldn't call it lucky. i'll take the mega millions >> a foot of snow in newton square and the neighborhood. steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving merouble but seems toe scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic get

broomall reporting an even foot of snow. outside of the 6 abc studios, chris sowers measured 8.4. it's a heavy wet snow and takes effort to shel. and as that storm system was rapi intensifying a lot of people heard thunder. including adam joseph and i as we were walking here from the station kind of took us by surprise and this is a sign of the strength of the storm. the intensity. the nor'easter blossoms off the coastline and you don't need to o be excited. it lit up on #~ thundersnow. lightning strikeses along 95 in south jersey where it was plentiful. when you have the thundersnow it's an indication that the engine in th atmosphere is ramping up here off the coast. snowfall rates 2 to 3 inches an hour and that blasted through much of the delaware valley and even in fact ocean county a person was struck by lightning along with a house. it is true lightning like a thunderstorm. you have to treat it like that. it can be fairly dangerous as well. temperatures right now are above freezing acss the board 36 allentown and 35 in millville. and very wet and slushy at this point. and the

this family had veterans memorial park in broomall to themselves. >> this is nice.30, 35 degrees. so we can hang out and the a couple of nice runs with the kids. >> reporter: 6-year-old jackson trying to find the words to describe the cleanup in his neighborhood friday compared to today's storm. >> that they chopped down trees and they take them away. >> reporter: delaware county residents hope this second nor'easterer to strike in a week is more gentle than the first, where storm davrj continues to wreak havoc on arthur andersen, roads and homes. >> i want to get out and do some nice things outside in the sunshine. and hey, you take what comes. >> reporter: well, with sunset just minutes away, families are wrapping up their outdoor fun. live in havertown, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> and "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >> next at six, we're taking you through what is next of the major winter storm. >> the snow is moving out, but we're not in clear yet. we'll break down the problems on the roads and mass transit. >> that's right. we could see some ice storming toni

broomall, checking in at 1 foot on the knows, 12 inches of snow. bryn mawr 11 inches of snow. lower makefield township at 10.5 inches of snow. berwyn chester county 9 inches folks chase in the city picked up 7 inches. we don't have an updated total from the airport but spots near airport and essington area at 8 inches of snow. likely over a half foot in philadelphia. so, even in delaware northern delaware, greenville at 10.4 inches, brandywine 10 inches, north wilmington at 8 inches of snow. newark half foot and new castle at the airport 5.1 inches of snow. temperatures right now are rising a little bit as storm, departs, snow stops falling, temperatures in the mid 30's. been above the freezing mark through the course of today's storm but of course, surface temperatures can above freezing if the snowfalls heavily enough, around the back edge of that storm we are seeing some clearing, visibilities have improved, and 10 field in the past hour or so, in philadelphia, and points west, and still very low visibility mount pocono, down around zero, half mile in trenton and atlantic c

broomall 12 inches, media 10.7, get down to west chester, 4.3. we had a big variance out there. in philadelphia, fox chase 8.4, philadelphia international 6.1, south philadelphia 3 and only 2 in center city and new jersey a huge range. pennington 10 inches, west stepford, 9.5, cherry hill 6, lindenwall, and some of these maces are still coming in. bushkill at 4, lehigh valley international 1.5. they got a warm streak in there. they lost the ability for a lot of snow. last night they were quite warm and didn't get as much snow there. delaware, 10.4, claymont at 4.2. this is our storm system. look at it as it rotates away from us. the dark purple is where we saw that big band dumping up to two inches an hour. we still have some light snow showers tonight in allentown and out toward lehigh. we'll see these passing flurries and snow showers. let me walk through what will happen because the temperatures now are our big concern. we may get a flurry but watch those temperatures go down. by the time they wake up in the morning down to freezing or below. that means ice on all the roadway

eight to as much as 15-inches of snow and we got it in broomall. 12-inches look at that. garnet valley nearly a foot. doylestown 10.3. brandywine, delaware, 10-inches moorestown, new jersey, 8-inches lots of trees down there. bryn mawr 11-inches. flemington, new jersey, ten. langhorne pa10. media, 9.2. ridley park eight and in bordentown, new jersey, along route 137.4-inches of snow. ultimate doppler showing what's going on here. you can see our storm off the coast of new jersey moving toward the north and east and on the back side of this pulling down some real cold air with northwesterly winds. only place we're seeing the snow right now is through ocean county and monmouth county. we're drying out into more of a northeasterly whipped. north wind that will be turning toward the northwest as the storm moves off the coast of long island much visibility significantly improved. look at this. 10 miles in most locations. we know if you have a night out tonight or you're waiting for somebody to get home, check the airlines but visibility is good just half to clear everything ou

cherry hill, right around eight and a half inches of snow for yesterday's nor'easter, 12 inches in broomall looking at totals from pennsylvania, 11 inches in bryn mawr, right around 8.2 . so some very interesting numbers, nonetheless, could we be tracking potentially nor'easter number three as we head in the weekend. not all models are in agreement here but looking at gfs, this is on track for potential nor'easter turning up the east coast, so we have that rain, snow potential but when we look at european model this storm actually cuts down by to the south, and heads off shore. euro showing this isn't a issue for us. we have to keep an eye on this potential system as we head into the weekend we have mostly sunny, breezy, chilly, a high of 45 degrees. quick check of you're witness weather forecast keeping a close eye on the weekend as we spring, head, 43 degrees on monday, 42 on tuesday. but my issue this morning will be seeing those temperatures potentially dropping below freezing. >> no doubt bit, because anything that melts refreezes. all right, chelsea, thanks very much. it does make me

snowblowers were out in force in broomall as residents cleared their driveways in the dark. some people got help from kids who had school cancelled due to the storm but overall everyone was getting the job done. >> it was real heavy, giving me some trouble on the sidewalk but this seems to be going good. >> not too bad, i have a couple kids at home and they were helpful and did a lot of the work for me. i just to have do last clean up here before the plows came in. >> reporter: professional snow you mr. operators had their hands full as well, they had a big job of clearing parking lots of the heavy wet snow. >>> plenty of snow to shovel in west chester as well peco, the storm, there were plenty of customers at wawa and people who had to walk around in the snow, drivers on the other hand, were dealing with nearly white out conditions. >>> philadelphia international airport is urging passengers to check with their airline before coming to the airport. here's what the airport looked like yesterday, a few passengers and lots of cancellations. by evening, planes were arriving and

residents of broomall were snow blowing hear driveways after they got home from a licensing day at work. they relied on their teenage tours get the work done but everybody said they just kept going at it. >> real heavy, giving me trouble on the sidewalk but this seems to be going pretty good. >> not too bad. i have a couple kids home here too. they were helpful in doing the work for me. i just had to did last clean ups, before the you mr.s came in and pushed it from the driveway. >> professional snowplow operators cleared several inches of snow from shopping centers in that area. they work all through the storm and in the night. >> reporter: our coverage continues in a few minutes. we will show you where cars were stuck in snow in new jersey. >>> at first glance this appears to be a normal scene but that is no police officer, we will tell you where a teenager was caught impersonating law enforcement and what the real cops said. >>> open raise making money moves, she made cash off of her weight watchers stock. we will tell what you she's doing with some of the profits >>> ♪ >> listen, ji

live from broomall, trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, trish w that said delaware county and montgomery county took the largest hit when it came to losing power. peco still has more than 228,000 customers, without electricity, in the five county region. atlantic city electric has more than 10,000 outages, most are in cape may and cumberland counties. pse and g has 5600 customers in our region still in the dark. del marva has about 8,000 customers without power at this time. >>> and down trees hampered septa's bus, trolley and regional rail lines services this morning. this bus got stuck on manayunk avenue in manayunk due to slick conditions. septa's regional rail services remains suspended until further notice due to power problems caused by ice covered up lines and down trees. there is a linc to septa's alternative service options on the web site at six abc.com. >>> amtrak, meanwhile is beginning to restore services after a coming to the complete halt along northeast corridor at the height of the storm yesterday. is there modified services being offered b

area as far as jackpot snow totals if you like snow, it is a winner maybe not you are a loser but, broomall a foot of snow, 12 inches, bryn mawr 11 inches lower makefield township 10.5. berwyn 9 inches. fox chase section of the city at 7 inches of snow. delaware again was not spared. greenville 10.4 inches, brandywine at 10 inches, north of wilmington 8 inches of snow , newark over half a foot and new castle 5.1 inches. in new jersey we had, again some spots with over seven or 8 inches of snow. but what to expect this evening. snow is departing rapidly. breaks of sunshine, out there right now, skies will be clearing tonight, so as temperatures are still above freezing, the snow is starting to melt and exact. that should help roads recover quickly. road is still messy especially those back road but things are better. here are new jersey snow totals moorestown 8 inches of snow. vast majority of that fell in the very short period of time. board he even town 7.4, west deptford at 6.5. cherry hill 5 inches. seaville cape may county even pick up 3 inches of snow toward the shore. now that the sys

broomall a foot of snow fell. i love that everybody sent the pictures and shared them.y friend susan shared this on social media. look how cute her kids look and the snowman, that's my son enjoying the snowman, thanks for sending all the pictures, good mother that i am hey it's my son. >> 6:26 a.m., do you know where your children are? >> our team coverage of the storm craft continues next. >> tens of thousands of people are waking up in the dark. we have details on the red cross effort who help those who need a warm place to stay. ♪ mom, mom, mom, we've got cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love, now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. >> now on "action news," digging out from the storm, we're surveying the streets letting you know what the conditions are like for the morning commute. >> power problems return heavy snow on trees and power lines caused outages to spike once again. >> philadelphia public and archdiocesan schools are on a two hour delay, you can find a list of closures and delays scrolling at the bottom of the scree

bryn mawr 11 inches and broomall a foot of snow. and the heavy wet snow and greenville about 1.5 inches of snow. and at the height of the storm a lot of us adam and i included heard the thunder. we had thundersnow is than is the sign of a quickly developing storm. for more details on thundersnow lets head to adam joseph. >> that is the word of the day. most of us in the delaware valley heard that. and we remember it. i heard it when i was 8 years old and never forgot it. how can it thunder and you get lightning in the snow storm. it can happen but only in the strongest of storms that develop off the coast. it's a rare event and in fact, extremely rare to have 100 lightning strikes south and east of i-95 this afternoon. it goes to show, how much energy was in the atmosphere charged up with this storm. we saw snowfall rates 2 to 3 inches an hour and they are true lightning strikes. it is dangerous. in ocean county a person and a house was struck by lightning this afternoon. >> temperatures now are above freezing with the sunshine brea

had all of the snow so heavy and thick, on our trees, pulling them down, on to the wires, this is broomall, specifically, with the branches down. we got a lot of homes in that area, they were in the dark, for nine hours, they are some of the lucky folks, they got their lights back on. and in camden county, there was a tree that came across partridge lane, in cherry hill. so people putting out some caution cones to warn other folks about the danger right ahead of them. so we know the snow melt right now creating a problem because you may not see lots of black ice. the road may look like it is totally dry and whatever, then just sheet of ice when stepping outside. >> talking about those caution cones, look at this right here. danger caused by yesterday's snow, still being felt this morning. the sidewalk around the lowe's hotel on market street, has been taped off. police lights were out overnight warning people of the falling ice. didn't want any danger out there. and certainly not injuries. so they put the sign, and they roped it off. it will stay that i way through the morning. yet a lot o

we have been in broomall. we've been in havertown. laurence park. we've been in haverford.ver in bryn mawr, ardmore, as i say, this is merion station, i hope you can see that. can you see it? i have to say, i texted a bunch of my friend, i know they don't have power. and they say most -- go that way, can we get around it? >> i don't think. >> but this is what you are seeing, seeing a lot of this. i have to say, guys, we've seen ton of power crews, tree crews, that's got power lines in it, again, this is merion station. which is like kind of near ardmore and bala cynwood, it is cents definitely montgomery county. but again, the good news here, man, it took like, you know, from friday until midday monday to get over the lasts storm. and in 24 hours, as i say, the township crews, the road crews, peco, and exelon, they really have done a heck of a good job of cleaning everything up. so, monday, let's have another party. what do you say, mike? >> sounds like a plan. >> okay, so what we will do monday, i'm going to go to your block, jenny on your block. don't be fool by the mike

broomall a foot of snow. garnet valley near a foot. doylestown over 10-inches.wine, delaware, ten. >>> inches. moorestown n or mo town as we call it 8-inches of snow. cherry hill 6-inches of snow. the center of the storm is moving well toward the north and the east you can see the back edge of the snow moving toward the northeast as well. as we take zoom in this is the heaviest band where we can expect an inch an hour. this is where dawn is you can see in mercer county, east wind along 130 and 95 heavy snow. through wrightsville and heading down the shore. our beaches along lb. i barnegat light, ship bot testimony and pebble beach this is where we have that last band of heavy snow. then it's moving out of here. you can see lighter snow accumulation now in atlantic city where the band was just within the past hour or so. on ultimate doppler this is our triple sweep. you can see the winds out of the north becoming northwesterly as the storm moves farther away still seeing that snow in western mercer county and also the western part of the burlington county into oc

south on the blue route a 45 minute jam from broomall down to 95 from an earlier extent. are not operating but there are scattered delays like paoli line, chest in your hill west, amtrak full service restored between boston and washington. norristown high speed line service every 30 minutes due to signal problems. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> let's check on damage around the area what do you say. >> so we have been getting picture from you guys, telling bus people without power, and, trees, that have been down, still in the roadways so we see it off to the side still trying to clean up as we get ready for anotherue says comes in tomorrow night in, to wednesday, and,n checking out damage all morning long, hi, jenny.ys. i just check peak a's web site it says it was updated but there are still 22,000 people without power loan. we know there are roughly 19,000 people without power in why? because of all of these down trees and lines. they are working on this they ou crew from his several states. i know florida, mississippi, onehere are schools without power. for that