where are you now and what are you seeing. >> reporter: we're in bustleton this morning.started off with the rain, it turned and now a mix and now we are seeing snow we are taking a live look, coming to you live from verree road in bustleton. you can see for the most part it is looking good, still. still very clear. you can see obviously the moisture, the gloss on the road, it is because we are seeing now over the last 45 minutes some slushy patches, so every now and then again you will see a large swath of is what slush in the middle of the road as we turn here i want to see what these side roads are like. we took 76 we took roosevelt boulevard, main arteries are looking good but as we turn down some of these side streets we are seeing a little bit more trouble, starting to see more slushy patches. you can see on the ride of the road there are cars are covered by snow, the sidewalks , they are starting to get covered. they are very slushy. i can say personally as i stepped outside my home in philadelphia, there was so much slush wet heavy snow that very first step on it

this is bustleton pike and tan yard road in richboro, bucks county getting 16 inches of snow.still close because of down trees and power lines. that wet, heavy snow has gist done so much damage. taking a lot the video you can see neighbors in bucks county wasted no time at all starting this latest round of clean up, this is croyden where neighbors cut through a large oak tree on magnolia avenue and a few blocks from that locations, neighbors at garfield were hard at work too their power went out midday when a transformer blew. >> i have a one year-old daughter, and it is very cold outside. it will be cold in the house. >> reality of what it is, i would like to see it get fixed , quickly but we will wait and see what happens. >> reporter: now there are going to be 4,000 employees and contractors, from peco working around the clock to get power restored. now back inside to you. >> thanks, jan. >>> and meanwhile trang do is in the mobile weather watcher checking out road conditions all morning long. she's been giving us a firsthand look at what lies ahead for your morning white.

without power since the last storm, last week's nor'easter, this is a live look this morning at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. there is a section of the road still closed because of the down tree and down power lines this is what crews have been dealing with all week long, that wet, heavy snow, added to an already saturated ground has done just so much damage, throughout the delaware and lehigh valleys. lets look at the video. neighbors in bucks county wasted no time, starting, this latest round of clean up, once yesterday's storm blew through this is croyden where neighbors cut through a large oak tree on magnolia avenue due to the wind and heavy snow a woman was inside there when that old tree came down. she was not hurt. a few blocks away, neighbors on garfield street were hard at work too their power went out, when a transformer blew and they were bracing for a long night, listen. >> i have a one year-old daughter and it is very cold outside. it will be cold in the house. >> reality of what it is, it is quick but we will wait and see what happens. >> report

power for a week now, since that last nor'easter, you can see here, the damage left behind, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road, in bucks county. a sexist still closed. it is because of that down tree and pur line there in the middle of the street. fortunately though as you can see lights are back on in this area but that wet, heavy snow added to a already saturated ground. it has done so much damage in the bucks county and delaware and lehigh valleys. neighbors in bucks county wasted in time starting this latest run of clean up. this is croyden where neighbors had a large oak tree down on magnolia avenue. it fell during that wind and heavy snow. woman was inside when that tree came down, she was not hurt. a few blocks from this location neighbors on garfield street were hard at work too their power went out mid afternoon when a transformer blew, take a listen. >> all of this snow and everything was falling and it sounded like something coming through for west all of the trees breaking down. i saw this big, blue, ball of light and then two seconds later another ball have light which was

lets take a live look behind me on the scene, at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. you can see a section of the road is still closed because of what crews have been dealing with all week long. down trees and power lines, fortunately, this area does have power, this morning, but you know what that wet, heavy snow, added to an already saturated ground that has done so much damage not only here in bucks county but throughout the delaware valley. take a lot at video, neighbors wasted no time at all yesterday starting this latest round of clean up, this is croyden where, neighbors, have a large oak tree on magnolia avenue. it fell due to the wind and heavy snow. a woman was inside of her home nearby when that very old tree , came crashing down, fortunately she was not hurt and then just a few blocks away neighbors or are hard at work too their power went out mid afternoon when a transformer blew. they were bracing for a long night, take a listen. >> i have a one year-old daughter, and it is very cold outside, so it will be cold in the house. >> reality of what it is. i

last time we saw you you were in bustleton.here are you now what are you seeing. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. we are in montgomery county now and i'm getting excited because each and every hit we come to you each and every hour as hours and minutes go by we are seeing that rain/ sleet, we saw from earlier this morning now turn over to snow. we are taking a live look right now, outside of our mobile weather watcher, this is the roof camera on top where you can see that the snow is falling more steadily now, and not only is it sticking to the grass surfaces , it is sticking to the middle of the road. as we take dash camera you can see what a drive would look like on gant drive-in huntington valley, montgomery county. we have not seen this until a half an hour ago. we are coming through center city, schuylkill expressway, roosevelt boulevard it just looks wet because we were seeing mostly rain, sleet and then this mix over. as we are in the suburbs you can see snow is starting to fall more steadily and roads are getti

each found shot in the head on chip dale street in philadelphia after police spotted the man in the bustleton section they chipped him to the bet heirs train station in lower more land. police say he pointed a gun at officers there and they fired, striking him in the arm. >>> a driver lost control and went airborne in new castle delaware this morning before slamming into a tree. here you can see remnants of the crash. it happened on northbound lanes of the route 13 near red lion road, police say several people weren't injured but no further information about this case is being released at this time. >>> much more to come on "action news" we are not only won feeling effects of yesterday's nor'easter, we will show you problems they are face nothing massachusetts when the governor has declared a state of emergency. >>> also a scare at the white house, secret service says a man walk up to the fence, and pulled out a gun and shot himself. >>> a man shot himself to death outside the white house today creating quite a scare. secret service has identified him but that information has in the yet been

we're 40 in bustleton. 38 at graduate hospital. the feels-like temperatures around 29 degrees.r and satellite, the clouds are breaking and they are pulling out to the east. the center of that storm that impacted us on friday has been very slowly riding out farther and farther east. it's kind of dragging the clouds with it which means mostly sunny forecast for us this afternoon. flood advisory in place for the jersey shore. our delaware beaches. this has been downgraded from the flood warning that was originally in place. nonetheless, high tides, 8:45 to 9:45 could see minor flooding, specifically in the spots prone to floogd. we didn't see a high amount of reports. but this is a good sign but i want to give a heads up that this advisory is in place. >> around 15 to 20, 25 miles per hour. gusts may be a bit higher. still a breezy to windy day today. it's going to -- actual high temperatures, 46 in philly. we are tracking like i mentioned mostly sunny conditions this afternoon with those winds factored in. the chill will be in the upper 30s. let's talk about that next coastal sto