we're here in bryn mawr which straddles the line. this first up is a transformer that blew the actual wind, knocked down the tran former pole. does not appear it had anything to do with the tree. if you look up, that's where it snapped above us. that's what peco will be doing to repair this power line. you have obvious power issues. peco tells us this one is deenergized. we're going to be careful as we walk. this is a crazy scene as we walk over here. this was a large tree. you can see up here. this is where it snapped in the height of that wind. gigantic stree coming crashing down on to this vehicle. we'll slowly walk over here and show you the damage this tree did to this, looks like corporate company vanna of some sort. it really crushed the driver's side of this van. peco will have to deal with these kinds of things as well. dealing with not just the power lines that are down and damage to vehicles, trees blocking roadways. i can tell you, we were just in gladwyne driving around. we had to make at least four detours because there

peco expects to have crews in bryn mawr in a little bit. about 8:00 this morning. it could take until monday to get most people their power back on. there could be isolated cases where it's the middle of this week. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> trying to get around this tree here. the tree hung up in power lines. utility crews are working to clean up all of the damage. >>> comcast would like to help you power up after this powerful storm. you can head to any one of the xfinity stores sta plug in and power up your devices. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> as the major storm pulled away yesterday, things got busy at pihiladelphia's 30th street station. trains started running again. many spent the night at the station because amtrak canceled all trains from friday afternoon to yesterday morning. most septa trains are back on track, but with delays. rail lines that are still out of service include chestnut hill east and west trenton. falling trees landed on the tracks. as for septa buses and trollies, many were on detoured routes. the agency is hoping

this is old golf road in bryn mawr. you can see the situation. a tree down no the front. we go further and you see that transformer and power line that was cracked in half by the wind. that fell down, knocking out power to the entire neighborhood. if you go all the way to the back, you see that white van there. we're told by neighbors, that van was driving down this street during the height of the storm. neighbors heard a sudden gust of wind, it was real loud and then the crash of the tree came down exactly on top of that van. take a listen. >> i poked my head out and asked people if they needed help. a gentleman came in, he had blood on his face. disoriented, understandably. it turns out this was his car. he was in it. he managed to crawl out the window. emergency crews were called. he was luckily -- >> he was walking? >> he was walking. just i provided him with some paper towels and was asking if he needed help. yeah, he was walking and he was saying he was okay. luckily he stopped by yesterday looking for things and getting things out of car. he was okay. >> reporter:

bryn mawr has a lot of power lines down on roads and a lot of trees still down. peco crews expect to be there in about an hour. it could take until about monday to get most people their power back online. in some isolated cases, could take until the middle of this week when we're expecting another storm. live in gladwyne, randy gyllenha gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> with delaware neighbors trying to get around this tree, you can see it's hung up in the power lines there. utility crews are working to get that damage all cleaned up. >>> comcast wants to help you power up after the storm. you can head to any one of the xfinity stores to plug in and power up your cell phone, tablet, whatever it may be. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> as the major storm moved out yesterday, things got very busy at philadelphia's 30th street station. amtrak trains started rolling along again on the northeast corridor. many riders ended up spending the night at 30th street friday into saturday. amtrak canceled all trains from friday afternoon until yesterday morning. now, mo

bryn mawr, pa on the mainline 1. flemington, new jersey, dawn timmeney is near there and she said near a foot they're reporting 10-inches. langhorne pennsylvania, 10-inches. media, pa9. valley forge pa8. 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 ar

chopper 6 hd is live in bala cynwyd where a large tree is blocking bryn mawr avenue. crews are trying to remove another tree from conshohocken state road. there are scenes like this all over the tri-state area. >> there are more than 50,000 peco customers without power three days after the storm hit. >>> "action news" reporter, bob brooks is live in havertown with a look at the lingering impact, bob. >> reporter: well, sarah rick i was going to say what you did there is damage all over the area especially in delaware county. some of the damage right behind me. look at that, a mass issue tree caved into power lines and on to someone's toyota suv again there is damage all over. people still without power and there's a lot of work to do. [buzzing of saw]. >> reporter: work continues today there's a lot of work to do. there's trees and poles and dangling power lines. this is springfield crews this morning. >> this is one of the worst ones double whammy, because the plowing and the winds and the trees down. 's no power at house. >> yomed -- i don there's something to do. >

we going toward south bryn mawr avenue here in delaware county. out here also seeing a lot of power outages, here you can see the south bryn mawr avenue and mill road and this traffic light out see cars flying through the intersection, which of course we would not recommend. now, nearly 84,000 customers in delco and more than 104,000 in montgomery count any the dark. you saw the car passing through the right there. this traffic light in this intersection is out. seeing similar stories throughout this area, delaware county really highly affected by these power outages a lot of main stretches of highway completely dark. thankfully now the sun is coming up. so we are driving now and update you on the conditions on the road. for now live in delaware county. cbs-3 mobile watcher anita oh >> thank you amtrak slowly getting back to normal after yesterday's storm. starting at 6:20 this morning the rail line is resuming modified service between washington and new york. service resumes between new york and boston starting at 8:40. amtrak keystone service is

bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> 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

to find in drexel hill, new town township and bryn mawr. in delawarehanywhere you go 48 hourser the storm, theris sti trees, and power lines. >> i have never seen anying like this around here. i mean, of this magnitude, it is every where. >> reporr: tree cutting crew s, have working around the clock to get fallen trees of of homes. and out of streets, but the isore trees down then crews. ate has launched a newh the project first we have ever done is bring in state forest crews inhe county. ese are crew forest fires b now clearing debris, cleg access and making road. >> reporter: clearing debris is part of the struggle in the county, another part tens of thousands of people are still without power. peco brought in crews to work around the clock, these are, crew from his chicago, the power company hopes to have most services in the county restored by midnight tonight, and a few have to wait until wednesday, to have power. and that the day, another nor'easter is expect to hit the region. >> they are saying that the wind might not be as bad but

bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> 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 come in first for snow totals. at least mere in delaware county. if the storm was a lottery. broomall hit the jackpot >> nice to know we won something >> feeling lucky to have to

snowfall, nearly 2 feet in the poconos, wayne, 9, bryn mawr, 8 1/2, berywn, 7 inches. look for a mix of clouds and sun, winds, 46. i'll have more on the possibility of coastal flooding this morning when i come back in just a few minutes. >> utility crews are working around the clock to restore power to several hundred thousand homes. 420 customers are without power. over 298,000 outages reported for their service area. delaware county was the hardest hit. atlantic city 13,000 outages. pse&g, 13,000, delmarva has 23,000 customers in the dark. bob brooks is live in the overbrook section. downed trees are making it difficult for folks to get around this morning. >> reporter: like you said a lot of people without power, trees down all over the area. where we are at, not too far away from the station, u.s. one, henly road, city avenue plaza, a huge tree is covering the roads. pele are going around the you have to do if you're going out this way. the storm has temperature dropped, as well, the snow beg to freeze, wio many without power, the red cross made an overnight shelte

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 city but much improved in wildwood and in dover. w

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 bryn mawr, we're told that's one of the hardest hit towns. a lot of power lines still down there. peco is planning to have crews there by 8:00 this morning. but they say it really could take until sometime on monday to get most people across the region to have their lights back on. live in glad win, randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >>> police in north jersey hasay say a man was killed after touching power lines. flooding rains, raging winds and powerful waves left a trail of damage from the carolinas to maine. well over a million households were still without power. in quincy, massachusetts, the national guard evacuated people to shelters. the storm also forced thousands of flight delays and cancellations, closed roads and prijs and shut down amtrak's northeast corridor. >>> there's familiar sounds echoed in and around of the area yesterday. chainsaws and chippers got a workout as crews clear the way. >> finally calmed down now. now hopefully we can get like some response to fixing stuff and getting our power back. >> down the shore, minor floo

the drone watch three over crews hard work in bryn mawr this team from chicago is lending a hand trying to restore power to homes nearby after last week's nor'easter, tore down neighborhood lines. >>> and it continues all over the region drone watch three captured what looked more like construction zone then a home in chester county and tonight, amid all of the damage we're tracking a new, nor'easter. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. you heard that correctly another nor'easter is heading right for us and could bring more snow, with it. >> kate's tracking the storm that could grind things to a halt on wednesday, so what are we looking at, kate. >> it is looking like significant snow with this system that will be the biggest threat, hallmark of our last storm, was the win, win coupled with the wind and heavy snow couple with power outages. this time around it will be more snow, less wind, but impact may be just as pronounced. a winter storm watch has been issued, this will go in effect 9:00 tomorrow night and continue right through 3:00 a.m. thursday. bulk

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 happy to see some 40's in the forecast, that makes me happy,

bryn mawr, 11 inches, cherry hill, eight and a half, and philadelphia international airport, we officiallysured 6.1 inches of snow. whether all was said and done. and it was that fault. coastal storm hit us yesterday, now bothering new england today. but nothing to show you here, precipitation wise, let's get right to t everybody is wondering about the next one. you heard possibility for monday, this is a little different. the other storm started in the upper midwest. this one is going to start in the gulf of mexico over the weekends. kind of rains down there in alabama, mississippi, georgia, and then it moves off the coast by sunday afternoon, could it affect us sunday night into monday? we will probably get something but we got few more days to figure out what. 32 degrees in philadelphia right now. so right at freezing. and this is what steve has been talking about all morning, jenny joyce, as well, the slippery spots that are out there. twenty-nine in pottstown, 29 in lancaster, so, deceiving sunshine for sure. specially the start of the day. but we will get to 44 degrees later on, 42 t

and downed poll at bryn mawr avenue and lower marion and wynnewood road is blocked f the seminary. and not working in spots including where you come off the schuylkill on the southbound side there on flash this afternoon. and a bunch of rocks on the roadway there. i think a truck spilled a load of rocks. in delco, closures continue. gulf creek road and king of prussia road a lot of people use that but you can't these day. bells mill and crescent valley drive. because of downed trees. whitpain township morris road that is giving us problems. skippack pike gets you around it. and word of a broken down vehicle on the northeast extension we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. >> thanks. i want to be clear about what we learned here. philadelphia archdiocese schools are shut down and the public schools have not yet made a decision. in the meantime up next on "action news" at tonight. target is raising the minimum wage again. the reason behind the second increase. >> and a train smashed into a tractor trailer. causing a hazmat leak in pennsylvania. and president trump responds

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 system is out of here, what to expect as

in lower merion we have bryn mawr avenue at old gulf blocked off and lincoln drive northbound at johnson downed trees up there jamming us up for the commute. and southwest philadelphia a water main break we are watching this afternoon blocking bartram avenue and 84 and. and tidal flooding near brooklawn speeds of 9 miles per hour if the area because of restrictions at 130 and 47. and not bad on mass transit but tomos running severechedule basica saturday scheduleokay thanks matt. >>> our coverage of the approaching nor'easter con aor y n t couldl and could tolrt. ali gs here wit tofe >> and we are not ter storm across nine states from our area north to new england. we have the full accuweather forecast. lth check tonight a eaclea literally be a pain in you back. ing ali gorman joins us with more on how to handle it. they are nothe light fluffy snow but dense heavy snow. if are you not careful and not using proper mechanics it could lead to back sprains and here we go again. shovels ready and get your bready. because shoveling wet snow is especially heavy and taxing. and it could lead to

norristown 30 minutes between norristown and bryn mawr because of signal problems. 01 trolley is not between media and woodland avenue. you're on the buses. woodland and 69th street the run. >> reporter: we have a coastaloryean.o bays, we could see street flooding along the coastline. windchill in the city is 18 degrees 8:00 a. feel like 23. barely above freezing at lunch time. the high today 45. the windchill will only like 37 degrees even in the height of the afternoon matt and jennette. >> thank you so much, karen. >>> 6:26 a.m., up next we're live in los angeles to recap the best moments from the 90th annual oscars. >> we're updating several developing stories including a shooting that wounded a woman in her 70s bed. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership. - woo! - [narrator] get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. when going big is be go ahead. - [man] woo! >> bracing on "a -- breaking o

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

bryn mawr, just aunt foot. cherry hill with 8.5. at philadelphia international airport, measuring 6.1 inches of snow, as far as garnet valley 11.8, doylestown with a little over 10 inches, moorestown, new jersey, with 8 . so, there is our storm from yesterday. it is up in new england, now, and it is pounding places like vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island getting some snow from that. we are not, so we can be largely precipitation-free for today. look ahead to some sunshine as we try to dig out. and the good part about a march storm, as opposed to, say, december storm, is that the daylight hours are longer, so it is sort of accelerate the melting process. 35 degrees, so we're above freezing in philadelphia, wilmington, allentown, but we've got temperatures below freezing in a few places this morning, so watch out for slippery spots because of all of the snow that fell yesterday. 10-mile per hour wind, means that it feels like it is 27 in philadelphia. and all of our windchills are in the 20's this morn

that had fallen along manayunk road including one near conshohocken state road and another one near bryn mawr scenes could be on the horizon as a second nor'easter in less than a week is heading our way and with the very latest on that meteorologist adam joseph who is tracking when this storm will hit and what we could expect this go round.adam. >> yeah,i, torr is another one of those days you can continue to wh to get done and then wednesday kind of hunker down 'cause the heart of the storm will be during the day on wednesday. storm tracker6 live double scan low pressure in the northern plains, much like the last system, low pressure there that goes to the ohio valley, then transfers its energy to the coast where a nor'easter will develop, so that's what's going to happen and as it develops, just south of our coastline it picks up a lot of moisture and winter storm watches for philadelphia, all points to the north and west, all the way into new england here so this is a pretty powerful hit once again for the midatlantic and also the northeast. so, here is your timeline. it does begin 7:00 p.

let's show you snowfall totals bryn mawr, around eight and a half inches of snow reported with the systemhalfont, around five and a half inches, downingtown, 4.6 inches of snow reported, around 2 inches in cherry hill , in fox chase, just under 2 inches of snow. what a mess. very sloppy, heavy wet snow as you can see. things have wind dollars down here on storm scan3. and, unfortunately the wind will be sticking around with us, and also some other hazards, as well, so heres somet alert we have in place. wind advisory for the i-95 corridor, the media and surrounding counties and suburbs, for another half hour or so. and then we also have wind advisory in effect for delaware, and also, our coastal counties, in south jersey, that's until the noon hour today. wind gusts to up around 50 miles per hour, can be possible, until then, also dealing with that threat for coastal flooding. so, coastal flood warning in place until 3:00 sunday, so still have several high tide cycles that we have to deal with here, you can see it, includes our delaware beaches, also our shore points, into new jersey, as

bryn mawr on the mainline 11. cherry hill, new jersey, 8.5.rt 6.1-inches of snow. the snow is gone. but we have to continue to deal with what's leftover. the area of low pressure is just off the coast of new england and pounding boston and you can see the wrap around bands and the western part of massachusetts and connecticut. that's the banding we saw earlier picking up about two to 3-inches of snow an hour. outside the roads are wet and that's all going to refreeze. anything untreated is going to be icy come tomorrow morning. 36 right now in philadelphia. that northwesterly wind as the storm has pulled away the poconos 28. 35 degrees in wilmington at this moment. look at the wind chills though. we have a good wind out of the northwest making it feel like it's in the 20s north and west. 28 and 29 in millville. feels like it's 25 right now in wrightstown and atlantic city. so let's go hour by hour tonig tonight. through tomorrow. tomorrow morning temperatures at 7am mainly at or just below freezing. by 2:00 o'clock, we peak in the 40 ways west

, especially in areas where the trees are near the big hills, talking about gladwynn, villanova, bryn mawr we came in this morning, we saw trees in the road there already. but here in pottstown, that is simply not the case. we drove through limerick, douglas ville, pottstown, as you can see, the trees are straight up. no branches are coming into the road. because that wet heavy snow has not come to this area yet. or at least the branches are able to take it. as i wrap up, guys, i told you i was going to do this on twitter, i asked people to show me their chill. they've been doing it. i've had about 20 tweets people showing us their socks in front of the tv, their puppies, so until the snow starts going craze any montgomery county that's what i want to see, people chillaxing, watching fox 29. ♪ mom, we got girl scout cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who

we were over in bryn mawr, ardmore, as i say, this is merion station, i hope you can see that.ee 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 that i got. you like that one? >> good one. >> going to west chester, to the west chester diner

talking a little bit about the roads in the, you know, the main line area, gladwynn, villanova, bryn mawr, with those tree branches that are already coming in, conshohocken state road. we're in limerick, on our way to pottstown. in a different part of montgomery county. i can tell you that the trees here, the branches, they don't look to be as heavy as what we saw in other parts of montgomery county. as you can see the roads, this right here is linnfield road. we just came off of evergreen. the pretty clear. we have seen couple of plows. but remember, the crews had said that they wouldn't be able to treat these roads because of rain coming in first overnight. again, we talked about this a little bit earlier before the commercial break, that it looks like amazingly, and we love there is the fox 29 weather team, predicted exactly waist going on, we know that there is rain in the city. out here in the suburbs, montgomery county, it is snow, it is a wet snow, like i said, not that heavy just yet. we will be in the roaching vehicle all morning, in montgomery county. back to you guys. >> all ri

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i had this in chronological order, but it's been a long day. 11 inches in bryn mawr. 10 inches in north wales, my hometown. i've got give you some love. and valley forge, 8 inches of snow. a lot of snow in many places. >> oh, yes. steve. a closer look now at the roads. this is where the vine street expressway. 5:11 in the afternoon. the one good thing about tonight's commute, many people heeded the advice to stay home. you can almost count, count the cars out there. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry is keeping an eye on trouble spots. a lot of aftermath with downed trees on week. >> throughout the coverage area that shot we just saw, that aerial shot looks more like 5:00 a.m. than 5:00 p.m. in the middle of the week, right? let's look at our bridges. i do have an update. the burlington bristol bridge for a short window there, it was closed in both directions because a truck got stuck in the snow. no surprise there. it has reopened. they've corrected that problem there are restrictipeed restric most of 25 miles per hour. we're going to start off in new jersey, the new je

tom: the seven sisters are companies like exxon mobil, bryn mawr, and smith college as well.show. when you look at the big oil's and the seven sisters if you that the big distrust is they will gallivant off to the arctic ocean and spend way to much money. is that a worry that goldman sachs has of going off in doing megaprojects always returns? michele: no, we don't think that is going to happen. fights reason is big oil with megaprojects, mega cap x, mega inflation when they feel threatened. it's financed by banks and bonds the way we saw it for the last 15 years. rulebook is the one of the 1990's where effectively only the seven sisters can finance and take on megaprojects. between themselves, they tend to be quite disciplined. if we look back to the 1990's, oilas period where big outpaced consistently year after year and that was a golden perio d for them. that is what we are coming back to 10 years. francine: let me bring it over to my chart. this is my favorite oil chart and we will push it out to social media. good morning to our radio listeners. you can see brent wti an