you started in center city. moved to rhawnhurst.re are you now and what are you seeing. >> reporter: we're in bustleton this morning. we 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

meteorologist matt peterson is inside with a look at the roads in center city. matt, good afternoon. how is it looking. >> good afternoon rahel and jim it is definitely starting to get messy out here in center city. we'll take you right to our dash cam you can see out front of the mobile weather watcher windshield wipers going the snow as lauren said in center city really in about the last hour an hour, 40 minutes has really pick up in intensity. lots of big wet snowflakes coming down and the roads are now starting to get a slushy coating on them. i wouldn't call it an accumulation but definitely a slushy coating on. of the roadways not just on the side streets but we're talking across the board so it's going start to get slippery. i have not seen too many people driving. there is someone in front of us right now. but the good news is, not a whole lot of people have been on the roads. so that means that people are staying inside. they're heeding the warnings to not be driving around in all of this nasty weather. and the other thing is i haven't seen too many plo

look at stormtracker 6 live double scan live closer here there we can see ending to the west and center city philadelphia and all of delaware and fortescue and the western suburbs of chester county. as well as parts of montgomery county. we have the extreme bright band of purple here, near hammonton and the atlantic city expressway and medford lakes and browns mills. the snowfall rates 2 to 3 plus inches of snow atlantic city are you switching to snow briefly before it ends and that continues to pivot off to the northern and east mer ser county and trenton fizzling and ending in new hope. and blinding at the hotel last night and heard the slow rumble of thunder and thunderstorms are typically a summer and spring phenomenon but when you get a rapidly developing nor'easter it creates lift and convection and produces thunder and lightning and producing the thundersnow. we had quite a bit of it from noon until 3:00. during the time when the storm was intensifying. we had reports of 100 strikes and i-95 corridor and east. moved in from the ocean towards philadelphia. this is when we had the treme

is making for a miserable end to work week. >> it is fine if not, it is david spunt is live in center cityre people are getting around and quickly learned umbrellas no match for snow, wind and rain. i was there about 3:00 o'clock today. >> no match at home, the city is a giant wind tunnel, i have always known that but i have really experienced to it day. i have been out since 10:00 this morning checking things out. the snow seems to be subsiding , the wind that is not the case. i have learned that as a reporter but a consumer of umbrellas if you buy an umbrella spend some money and get a durable one. the winds, through the streets of center city philadelphia friday afternoon, unrelenting, and leaving a path of destruction behind. >> i miss the sun. the wind, it is very windy, i'm missing the sun a lot. >> reporter: a path full of broken umbrellas, trash cans and those metal signs, constantly moving because of the win. >> i'm wel over this. i have expect it since i have seen it coming since about 6:00 this morning i watch the news, and, it is very, have you ever seen the movie twister? i'm

appreciate that. >>> now we want to check on other conditions throughout the area. >> lets go to center city an "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is standing by market street. wasn't that long ago you were in the studio, what was your drive like to the city. >> reporter: it wasn't great, i miss it there in that warm studio. we are here between 12th and 13th on market street. everybody has been talking about these giant flakes that are falling, some are an inch or 2 inches across. just huge flakes, falling from the sky, and our meteorologist s have been talking about how wet this snow is. look at the slush, this is how it is turning, in center city, it is just a thick, slushy snow here, and if you look out on market street you can see actually some of the pavement. i did drive here from out of the station and there were many roads where you could in the see the pavement at all, very slushy here and very little traffic. one of those rare scenes for center city, rare winter scene as it is a heavy, heavy snow is falling. nick, if you could even pan up a little bit i don't know if people ca

some thunder snow possible, and total accumulation along i-95, six to 12 inches andt does include center cityiladelphia potentially, more than a foot of snowfall in area north of the city, meisha so things are just getting started with this nor'easter, we will only go downhill. >> i can't wait for tomorrow really can. we have to get through this, heading out the door and hit the roadways, just be very careful. it is wet heavy snow that has me concerned that cannery freeze and we can see problem spots right now. but what i'm really happen bye so far this morning is we have not had a lot of issues, we have only had one accident, one, knock on one yet. schuylkill westbound at city avenue and we are at 6:33 to be exact in the morning. this is usually bumper to bumper conditions and it is looking really good. so i guess silver lining is if you have to go out there you can take it easy and slow you will not sit in bumper to bumper conditions. you will hopefully make your final destination. you have to take it really slow because it will be slick. schuylkill west at sit avenue looking g we are looki

necessary repairs, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside peak he call center in center city with more on that, hi there, greg. >> hi there, guys, that call center is basically the first step in getting your power restored. if you are a customer without power you call in there and that is where peco will send a crew out to your location. it is all because of this massive wind, i want to give you an idea how strong this is we're talking about signs like this just toppled over, that thing was being held up by about eight of these bags, these are 25-pounds each or so-so you can get an idea of what this wind, will do to power lines, and trees in our area with these whipping winds slapping our area a powerful nor'easter means plenty of down electric lines, and thousands without power. >> we are at emergency operations center. >> reporter: peco spokesperson alexandria, says the center was activated on thursday as storm approach, and the power company had a so-called, code black. >> which is the highest level. >> reporter: now managers monitoring the winds and dispatching crews to a

we will get to that this crazy view of the sideways moving snow in center city philadelphia, keep going there i think march has officially, been coming in like a lion. 33 degrees. northwesterly winds at 32 miles an hour, absent the gusting, and feels like temperature 19 degrees. brutal. we are dealing with the powerful nor'easter that did bomb out our rapidly intensify , very apparent, driving all this moisture in from off the atlantic and now we are dealing with primarily snowfall across the good chunk of the delaware valley. seeing some pockets starting to break in of some dryer air but this morning we started off with rain/snow mix and new all that just heavy, wet snow, heaviest right now in and along i-95 corridor from center city philadelphia, wilmington, northern delaware, those purple returns of snowy sentencely pouring down, also in the poconos, snow, still falling up toward lehigh

we are coming through center city, schuylkill expressway, roosevelt boulevard it just looks wet becausee 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 getting tricky. this is what we forecasted early this morning not too bad and steadily conditions are deteriorating. not only are we seeing wet surface from the rain now you can see the snow starting to build. not only on the sidewalks you can see they are slushy too but now in the middle of the road this is what we have been seeing as we move further from center city philadelphia we will continue to head through montgomery county, make our way up to bucks county but asife early morningrrou can get out, get back that was best idea because now it is all downhill, so we will continue to go around the delaware valley looking at the road conditions, and as my photographer turns the corner here, you can see the side streets are not looking as good as main arteries as would you expect to see. we are coming live from the mobile weather watcher and

and what an evolution it has been in center city. at 9:00 a.m. when we first arrived there was rain and heavy wet snow falling for hours. about an hour ago at 4:00. everything shut off. and they are starting to clean up now. everything looks great. they left this beautiful winter wonderland in the storm. and this was the place to be today just about everyone we talked to at rittenhouse square are enjoying the when ter weather. >> and we are out and about going to the restaurants downtown and everything is happy. >> this is what center city is all about? >> great. feels like christmas. >> even as the cleanup begins inside is of the park people and pooches love the winter wonderland. >> we are always prepared. it's nice when you live in the city and walk around and enjoy it. >> just enjoying the nice weather. >> that was allen brewer there using the snow as an opportunity to pursue his passion. i love that. it's a great day on rittenhouse square and everything is shut off now and the cleanup has started. channel 6 "action news." >>> all right, nydi

a live picture from center city. see them down, the wind is is going to be so strong. >> snow will be the story in the poconos. we have a live look at the scene on camelback mountain. not a soul out there on the slopes. before it's said and done, other parts of the area could see snow as well. the tomorrow system is already leavings i marge in alabama. crews are working to clear rods after rain and winds toppled trees and power lines. you can see the massive storm on first alert radar. it will slam the area for the next 36 hours. but what you see will depend on where you live. good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> and i'm jacqueline london. from the shore to center city from the poconos to south jersey, our reporters are stationed throughout the region tonight to help you prepare for what's to come. we begin with our first alert team weather coverage. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is breaking down the expected impact of this storm region by region. >> tammie souza is looking at the big picture including the timing. conditi

dell dot is asking people to go slowly and be patient. >> and checking our cameras in center city, we can tell you that, you can see that the snow is really coming down. that's ocean city. we've been saying all along down the shoor mostly going to be a rain event. and they're not even worried about major, major flooding, just in a couple of places, cape may county was i forming us about that. >> not as bad as we've ben telling down the shore areas. >> right. >> good morning. >> this is what we're covering 40 we have live cameras everywhere to show you what's happening as this storm is shifting and changing its dynamic. nbc 10 is committed to bringing you the most up to date weather conditions. >> we have a cruyff journalists reporting live from neighborhoods across the area to help keep you safe. over a dozen of them at the bottom ever your screen there's a list closings today. you can find the same mftion information on the nb 10 app. >> here's what we know. 13,000 customers without power. some still left in the dark from last week. early dismissals across the delaware valley leentd

center city yesterday. they can get their hands-on coding and orobotics. you can learn more at today's inspiring woman, premiering march 24th at 7:00 here on nbc 10. >>> a great work ethic. i'm responsible and when i was born, i was 3 feet tall and weighed 26 pounds. >> charles barkley hosting "saturday night live." more from his monologue coming up next. nobody was amused by mother nature. take a look at this storm damage to flyer goalie ilya briz galng gala. >> many families are dealing with similar situations. we caught up with a busy guy this weekend. a tree trimmer. he had tips for homeowners. >> a lot of the big pines, people let them grow like the big white pines. what i would do is take some weight off of them. you really got to thin some trees out sometimes to get the air through them better. >> tree trimmers will be very busy over the next few days answering the calls for help. a quick reminder. aaa says if a tree falls on your house, insurance should cover it. if a tree falls in your yard and doesn't hit anything, you have to pay for the removal

that's a live like at center city philadelphia. we'll be right back. >> it is ay morning to say the least. mobile 6 is driving out there right now, so you can see it before you drive out there. taking a live look here, i-95 traffic building, do be aware of the conditions that could deteriorate as the morning rush progresses. >>> community organizers and neighbors in north philadelphia voiced their concerns on temple university proposed football stadium. they met at carver high school at 16th and norris street across from where temple wants to build the stadium. it's part of the temple's continued efforts to gent fie -- gentry -- gentrify their neighborhood. >>> philadelphia flower show kicks off tomorrow and this year's theme is wonders of water. you can get an up-close look of all the wonder of this career's flower show watch the special tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. looking forward to that. >> nice to get a taste of spring. >> 457. now we're tracking a massive nor'easter that's bringing rain right now strong wind and flood

. >> things are just getting going it is pretty gross, nice slushy coating in and around center city philadelphia national weather service expanded winter storm warning into south jersey as of just about 30 minutes ago and now the entire area almost the entire area is under this winter storm warning in and along i-95. philadelphia county up in northwestern suburbs, lehigh valley and poconos until late tonight because this moisture is moving in across the delaware valley, look at all we have to deal with as our nor'easter makes an approach, we are seeing precipitation coming down heavier in nature in some areas south and east of 95 right now we are seeing heavier pockets of wet snow, around center city philadelphia, back into chester, parts of the south jersey picking up heavy snow and ridley township in delaware county 3 inches of snow, west chester two and a half, over 2-inch toes start in wilmington, half inch in mount holly. in fill we have pick up half inch and we have a long time to go, so from now until 10:00 h that wet snow, sleet, rain mixture just a miss, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00

center city will stay in the mid-40s. same thing for chestnut hill, 45 degrees. westchester in the low 40s. 45 in trenton. ocean city, 46. wilmington ti wilmington will see a high today of 49 degrees. >>> let's get a peek at traffic on 95. >> watching 95 right around front street. we look good actually and drive times moving towards center city are really quick. actually from woodhaven to the vine still about a 12 minute trip. 422 looks good. i always check in on the eastbound side. from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. we're still watching things out in springfield township where a vehicle went off the road near exit 5. if you still want to take the new jersey turnpike you're okay to do so. you're not going to be stuck inning t in anything. >>> breaking overnight, shooter on the loose. two women are hurt after the guys they were with pulled off a violent heist. what we're learning about the suspects that police are after. >>> plus puppy love. how dozens of pets stranded in the storm made their way back to owners. >>> and still ahead highlights from the oscars, th

in center city, nbc 10 news. >> good advice.the commute there right now. still falling a little bit there. roads are slick. >> doesn't look like it's swirling around as much as it was earlier. glenn is back with your focus first alert focus in philadelphia. >> yeah, jim. as you know, walking those streets in center city, it's like a canyon effect. the wind just rushes across the intersection and it feels like it's twice as fast in certain spots then it dies down. here we go with what's going to happen in philadelphia. as we go into the evening hours, this white and blue, that's snow. it's lighter than what we've seen. we have winds gusting potentially over 50 miles an hour. by 11:00 tonight, still windy. the snow lightening up and as it does, it could start to mix a little bit with some sleet and rain and there are the winds kying down a little bit by morning, but at least the snow is out of here and by tomorrow afternoon, it will not be as windy as it will be in the morning. here we are, saturday afternoon, northwest wind here.

nbc 10 in center city, allentown, king of prussia today. >> delaware, this time lapse video shows therm blasting through wilmington today. crews cleared the snow quickly but conditions are still slippery out there right now. >> we have an army of reporters to provide you this coverage. lower merion township, new town and camden. >> the weather threats we're facing now. >> it will be that cold air overnight and the ice forming on all the roadways. here's the last six hours. you can see this storm spinning away from us. we do have flurries and light snoers that will make their way through the area tonight. we're not concerned about those. up toward allentown to very light snow showers extending up into lehigh, not quite over to easton yet. you may see a passing flurry or a snow shower. that's all part of the main body of this storm system which is still in the upper atmosphere. but that's not going to be accumulating snow. no, it's the temperatures that we are to watch closely. right now we're generally right above that freezing mark. 34 in coatesville. 35 in philadelphia and wilmington

♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00.l winter storm hammering the area. wick winds so fierce gusts ripping off street signs in south philadelphia and we're seeing a whole lot of this. downed trees tumbling on power lines. in delaware county, a transformer blew take look. you can see the flames lighting up the sky there. and no, we're not out of the woods just yet. still to come, flooding. ready to batter our beaches. good evening and thanks for joining us at00. i'm dawn timmeney this storm has now turned deadly. >> police say a 57-year-old man was driving north on south gulph road when all of a sudden a large tree came crashing down on to his car. police say the tragic accident happened about 7:00 tonight between arden and upper gulf roads. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. we have team coverage of the storm for you our crews are tackling it from all angles from the shore where coastal flooding and high tides are major concern to the train station travelers stuck there tonight and in the suburbs we're downed trees

so we are bumper to bumper to bumper from center city headed into vare.eaving the house, trying to use the stretch to get either into south philly, or to the airport, you may want to cross town on the vine and use 95. otherwise, 95 out of the northeast, looking good, and mass transit, running with no reported delays. mike and alex back over to you. >> okay, the actual word from the early 60s, the lion sleeps tonight, they were saying a weema-weh. >> i thought there was a t in there, weema-wet. thank you for that research mike. >> school news out of gloucester county new jersey two school district are closed right now, due to a threatening e-mail. that they got. >> so the franklin township and delsea regional school district are both closed. the e-mail was sent to the franklin township school district. but the delsea regional school district is closed because of its proximity to franklin township, just precaution, decided to close both. >> we just got this about ten minutes ago, working on the details as soon as we get the details we will bring it to you.

you see behind us in center city not as much. >> just wet. >> just wet. but that's what we're getting from our meteorologist. >> but don't be fooled. it's coming. this is long duration, storm, brittney. >> it's a long duration storm. even for your morning commute although we're not seeing heavy accumulation on the roads here on i-95, you can already see the snow coming down. it's coming down at a good rate here. so our visibility is going to start to go down. and now we're seeing wind gusts closer to 15 miles per hour that will eventually reach about 40 miles per hour. i want to switchover to cape may where it's a different story. it's rain coming down right now. we expect to see that heavy, wet snow going to affect our commute both in the morning and especially in the evening. heavy, wet snow leading to power outages, again possibility of tree limbs snapping. and our roads are going to stay messy even after this system leaves our area. wilmington, 2.1 inches of snow has already fallen here. so this is going to adup quickly as we go through the day. we're

we're here in center city at market and 16th street. the roads are more or less fun, just wet, some puddling here or there. but on market street the real problem is the wind. we're seeing street signs blowing around. they're taking flags down from certain flag poles and other street signs. this morning also not a fun time if you were walking to work, market street turned into basically a wind tunnel. gusts approaching 40 miles per hour in the city, umbrellas absolutely useless out there. we saw dozens of them getting dismembered left and right and saw a guy trying to transport some balloons for a party today, not a good day for balloons. take a look. have you lost a balloon? >> yes. >> reporter: too windy. >> yes indeed. some guy caught it and i saw these guys were missing. it's fun. you know, little cold no prob m problem. >> reporter: so that wind really causing problems this morning. later in the day we could see some issues on the roads themselves as we start to get more rain, wintry mix combined with that heavy rain on market stree

we're giving you a look at the skyline in center city, philadelphia. you can actually see it. just a few hours ago, 4:00, even as we're getting into 5:00, visibility was still low. but since the snow has cleared, we're looking much better out here. reporting live outside 30th street station, i'm rosemary conners, nbc 10 news. >> you can see the top of the comcast technology center. the major storm it is some counties harder than others. >> snow totals around the region. >> that's right, guys. some sections getting close to a foot of snow. we've gotten new numbers if from new jersey. and again you have to think about the water content in this snow. an inch and a half of water within that several inches of

everything melts tomorrow. >> our coverage continues next at 4:00, taking a live look at center city. at the newaukum cast technology center, our entire region affected by slick roads, whiteout conditions. the current wind gusts, around 54 miles per hour. we're right back. before we duo, the closing bell on wall street. t s&p 500 closed up. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> here's a look at what drivers are dealing with on martin luther king drive. a few trees fell down on the road. no heavy traffic. just drivers being cautious. this storm is reeking havoc along the east coast this afternoon. take a look at this video and a car right here that ended up in the wrong place, the wrong time. this was in the new haven area in connecticut.

overnight tonight partly cloudy and chilly 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 34 for center city.e exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, overall not a day today. it's windy but at least sunshe, snow starts to sunny breezy, 46. nice day sunny chilly 45.yet another storm pulls through here during the midweek time frame. tues like clouds and rain for the city snow north and west, the big question with that storm will it be a front that pulls through and doesn't create trouble or another coastal low develop and we have to go through that again. we'll see we'll watch that closely. >> are you happy now? >> reporter: yes i was actually. >> to an "action news" exclusive, we know that firefighters and police officers are heros. now we have real time video depicting a life saving rescue, the rescue came with an interesting twist. walter perez came with the story. >> reporter: "action news" was given exclusive access to body cam video showing two police officers rushing into a burning home last year in north philadelphia. the officers areholas har and eugene the district. call. >> we wer

closely to street corners for clean-up crews to get by and to make room for all of this, live in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. . >>> as you get ready to led back to work and school, be sure to wake up with "eyewitness news" this morning, we will be on extra early starting at a 4:00 a.m. right here on cbs3. >> our coverage of this latest nor'easter continues we will travel around region to show you more of today's weather impact >> that includes philadelphia international airport. there were hundreds of delays in cancelations throughout the day, we'll have status update for you coming up >>> we'll go up to the lehigh valley to see where people there think about this late blast of winter >> the nor'easter may be out of our area, it's certainly leaving its mark on new england, the growing concerns overthis second degree massive storm in less than a week. >>> give a live look at center city, it's the calm after the storm. kate ask coming back including the next chance for snow. don >> the super bowl champs bring in another super bowl champ. how the

>> my daughter told me to get off the train and take the bus to center city. >> reporter: not the way bonnie wanted to start her trip. stopping her train for over an hour. and the added commute time in general made her miss her flight to new orleans. >> reporter: sorry your 60th birthday celebration isn't where canning out. >> it's not over yet. >> reporter: the commute was a night mare. travelers waited for hours. telling nbc 10 it took him nearly two hours to get his stranded son and knowing that was only half the battle. >> i have to find a gas station because i know i am going to be sit anything traff sitting in traffic for the way home. >> reporter: took hours for drivers to get a few miles. a lane was blocked after a tree fell. >> plane got canceled so we drove to harrisburg and hopped on a train and where are we? overbrook. >> reporter: she had no idea where she was when she came over to the overbrook station. they are cutting power right now to the track to get to the tree and get it removed and hopefully then get this train out of here. aaron baskerville nbc 10. >>> a train g

. >>> and a live look at center city as the snow continues to come down. we have a team of reporters and meteorologists tracking it all for you. >>> 4:26 and we are tracking this major winter storm this morning, and storm ranger 10 is giving us this live picture from the airport in collegeville. you see the snow falling there. montgomery county has already seen a couple of inches of snow so far this morning. there's much more to come as this storm pounds our region throughout today. and let's take a live look right now at the penns landing area. the street department is mobilizing its crew at midnight and has 400 available to clear the roads. >>> now police reminding you what to do if you come to a signal that's not working. >> the rule of thumb is treat it like a four-way stop. most of them have led lights instead so they don't generate heat and won't melt the snow. so the snow accumulates on the lights so the signal is hard to see. a heavy storm is moving into our area right now and we have team coverage monitoring it all. nbc 10's matt delucia. >> repor

count on it. >> a live look at the steen scene in center city.the region in a week is winding down. you see the art museum steps. not before leaving its mark on the area, though. >> as the case with storms like this, what you're seeing all depends on where you live. we're showing you what the entire area looks like. the scene along i-95 in wilmington. >> how about the jersey shore. let's take a look at the scene in cape may. rain and wind are the big concerns now. that means the potential for flooding and beach erosion. good evening. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. nbc 10 has a dozen reporters committed to covering this major storm for you. and we have placed them in specific locations to show you what each area is seeing tot.

. >>> straight ahead, a woman on her way to work is attacked in center city philadelphia. >>> police are now asking for your help. the clues they have from this surveillance video and what they say most concerns them about this crime. >>> another shake-up in the white house, a top advisor to president trump resign >> stocking up on snow essentials, milk and bread are popular. it's not just about food. nicole brewer was the key items all drivers should keep >>> kate back with the updated forecast shortly see how much show you should expect where you live. . >>> at late show with stephen colbert is all new coming your way tonight at 11:35 after "eyewitness news" >>> kate bilo has your update forecast coming up. in just few minutes. >>> new tonight a mother and her child are rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. "eyewitness news" on the 3200 block of tyson in mayfair. police say a 36-year-old mother walking with her two children on the sidewalk when a white toyota lost control. mother and her three-year-old daughter both rushed to hospital the mother is in stable condition. t

the delaware like we got cape city, and center city philadelphia.ng. we got to get to the main part there. is. beautiful very nice all across the region. if you're able to enjoy it and we certainly deserved it after all we endured yesterday with that nor'easter but the clouds in place, they made for that beautiful sunset. mid level clouds hovering over the delaware valley right now on storm scan3 but no precipitation. yes, we like that. but these clouds are a product of our old friend, the nor'easter still out over the atlantic, actually retrograding or moving southbound which you don't typically see. otherwise, though, we are quiet save for a few clouds and the windy conditions staying with us. elevated wind speeds up around 14 17, 26 miles per hour and then we have those higher gusts. made for a chilly day today but with that sunshine and the lack of those damaging winds certainly made for a pleasant start to the weekend. 43 our high temperature in allentown. topped at 46 in philadelphia. few degrees below average. we topped at 50 in dover. temper

new england, the growing concerns overthis second rm in less than a week. >>> give live look at center city, it's the calm after the storm. kate ask coming back including the next chance for snow. don >> the super bowl champs bring in another super bowl champ. how the eagles added a prime time player to their defensive line. that's later in sports. screech >>> only a few people ventured out. >>> south jersey was not spared with snowfall picking up. burlington county a tractor-trailer got stuck trying to negotiate. this led to downed limbs and slow going on the roadways. if that wasn't enough, there was also thunder snow >> how does it comfortably nice and warm. i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside. scared me a little bit. definitely not something i was expecting. different experience lightening and thunder in the midst of this thunder and everything. . >>> other south jersey towns are working to get things cleaned up. this nor'easter is being blamed for a dangerous incident a middle school teacher was heard hurt after bee struck by lightening, it happened on richard way road. authoriti

so, moving towards center city. you'll see some of that before and jut after you get to the vine street expressway. obviously not seeing any major delays by the scene for right now, 30th street off-ramp has been partially blocked to, and the tacony-palmyra, and butter i burlton bristol. >>> sinkhole fear. how a family is forced out why they blame the pipeline and the action a lawmaker is calling for. >>> and alert, what cost him his job. >>> and trophy case. calling home for now. >>> 4:13 right now. a new jersey transit employee is off the job today after passengers say the crew member raised a false alert. >> riders claim that announcement came during yesterday's commute. the crew member that homeland security were making sweeps on the train. witnesses say they doesn't see any agents. both agencies say they didn't have any agents on the train. >>> delaware transit will hold two hearings about service changes scheduled for later this year. the agency is looking for public input on several route changes. it affects s

and then to the expressway to center city it might be a little slow now because of that construction being moved out of the way. >> philadelphia police want to know who shot a pizza delivery driver in the neck. >> police say the attack happened late last night when the driver was lured to an address in a robbery attempt. nbc10's katy zachry is live at temple hospital where the driver who has been on the job for 20 years is being treated. katy, telling us what you know about him and the shooting. >> reporter: longtime employee. we're hearing he's a grandfather and well liked by his co-workers at domino's pizza. he is undergoing surgery after police say he was ambushed by robbers who set him up. take a look at the video of the scene and location where he worked. we spoke to employees on broad street near lehigh. this delivery driver we're told is 67 years old. he has children, he has a grandchild and has done this work for the past two decades. police say he was lured to a location in haggert street in north philadelphia. investigators say two men walked up to him. and during a robbery

precipitation over spreading the entire delaware valley, snow coming down light to moderate in center city reduced visibility, temperature at 33 degrees, hovering just around freezing, storm scan three showing us pack with the moisture primarily rain with snowflakes mixing in and along i-95 ceiling wet snow, few rain drops mix nothing at times but that will trend to dissipate as we head in the several section several hours so from now until 10 we will deal with the snow, sleet, rain mix and then into 10:00 we will see main energy from this system, build in midday and early afternoon hours. that is peak intensity. we will see heavy snow coming down, even a few rumbles of thunder, are possible, and then as we head in the evening hours, storm will quickly wrap up but as we head throughout the day and during that prime time around midday in the afternoon we could see snowfall rates at within to 2 inches per hour so in the heart of the delaware valley we will likely see six to 12 inches of heavy wet snow off to the north and west higher, meisha lower totals pushing into south jersey and closer

nothing like the madness of march. >> thank you jaime.he first woman to coach in the nfl spoke in center city2015 jen welte as a linebackers coaching intern. and then the cards coach found her playing and doc rate in psychology made her a good fit. welter told the city to keep pushing barriers and challenging others to be better. >>> 15 homes were evacuated that day. after a csx train collided with a tractor trailer. and investigators in centerville say more than 7,000 gallons of hydrochloric acid spilled and the driver was air-lifted to the hospital and three owners were treated for exposure. >>> valley forge military academy and college announced the next president. general walter t. lord a south philadelphia native will take over as president at the delaware county school in april. general lord spent 36 years in the military. >>> all right we are all about the weather now. another nor'easter in five days getting the double whammy and here is addam. >> march madness in the weather center. it's unfolding and there is plenty of moisture down to the south already gathering and that system in t

in center city right near city hall.datory to remove parked cars to make room for the plows along the snow emergency routes. >> please be patient with difficult roadway situations. please keep walkways clear and avoid shoveling snow into the street. >> both pennsylvania and new jersey are under states of emergency. snow totals aren't expected to be as high in the garden state but the action cam -- maybe not. we just look at mayor kenney. there we go. the action cam already found a light coating on main street in evesham burlington county overnight. >> look at it come down. let's go to delaware. the first state was one of the first places to see the snow come down last night. this is viewer video of the flakes flying in smyrna on route 100 at dickerson street. taking a live look out across penn's landing and you might look out there and go that's not so bad, those are just wet roadways. i can get where i need to go. that's the view right now at 6:39 but by lunchtime maybe even earlier that's going to start to really accum

we have cloud cover out there in center city and we will break out about some sunshine. we will have temperatures across the region. here's the chill. 37 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-eight in wilmington. down the shore in the upper 30 's. thirty-seven in allentown. eg poconos. here's a look at that wind coming from the north and west , sus6ed miles per hour, currently allentown,phia international, and 15 miles an hour in the poconos. as we head throughout the afternoon yo winds gusting from 20 to 30 miles an hour at times, and, of it feel n colder and right now it feels much colder then what i just temperatures across the region feels more like 28 in center city. feels more like 15 up in the poconos. it is a chilly start the two na wide we are looking at 40's from the shore to philadelphia, and then in the poctemperature righ3 degrees, up in the poconos, a mixture owe wl have your full forecast in a few minutes and we will talk about nor'easter heading our way. details in a bit. >> chelsea we're still week, thank you. >>> 7:31. delaware county is struggling to recover

lets get the full story from center city philadelphia. sara bloomquist is live at 12th and market street. >> hi jim, the snow tapers off here a couple of hours now, now we are dealing with the slushy wet situation. here in center city philadelphia. look along the side of market street. all the slush that it has build up. that will be problematic if it freezes over tonight and looking out on market street we are down to the pavement and the plow trains are coming through and not a lot to do anything more on the main streets and the side streets could be snow covered. all in all a difficult day to get around. >> this morning the nor'easter got into a slow start with the wintry mix of snow and sleet and mid-afternoon the flakes were flying and big heavy snowflakes coating everything and coating streets in slush and making sidewalks slick. >> dangerous i think. i literally have to buy new boots and the traction i had were not good and slipping and sliding. >> you come from macy's with new boots i had too. >> big chunks of heavy snow fell from

. >> and staying in the center city area. nydia han is live on rittenhouse scare. >> the snow is really coming down now. i'm on rittenhouse square, take a look the heavy flakes started falling an hour ago and the roads are covered and the sidewalks are covered and people are out and about with their umbrellas and the cars are starting to get covered as well. we are could having this from the stormtracker 6 live double scan radar van, take a look a lot of people are coming by to get a look. this provides real time data for your own neighborhood. the wide swath of lavender means it's falling at a 1 to 2 inch clip an hour. this is what you have to notice and be worried about. the roads will be covered by snow and it will impact visibility. we are watching this, and first got here though around 9:00 this morning. and when we first arrived. the snow had yet to fall and people were getting a little impatient. >> when is the snow going to start? >> rittenhouse has yet to recover from the last nor'easter so as people get in their las

most popular evangelist today. >> reporter: i-95 at cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city. we'll check on the jackknifed tractor-trailer coming up next. morning, happy friday, it's a soggy one, though. taking live look hd, the flags are blowing in the wind, pouring rain, 4:16 a.m., 44 degrees. >> morning traffic, blah. >> reporter: evening traffic -- >> blah. >> reporter: looking outside live we have the flashing lights, we have penndot police on the blue route, northbound past the schuylkill expressway, big tractor-trailer blocking the two right lanes, police and penndot blowing past this scene. looking live at route 73 rat 295, raining hard in this area, no problems on the road on route 73 or 295 in new jersey, mount laurel burlington county looking good. 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford and turnersville moving toward the walt whitman brge. moving more slowly with the heavy rain. not a big problem. storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see the area getting hit by this rain that's kind of pin wheel, so the precipitation moving in this direction as the area

. >>> straight ahead, a woman on her way to work is attacked in center city philadelphia. >>> police are now asking for your help. the clues they have from this surveillance video and what they say most concerns them about this crime. >>> another shake-up in the white house, a top advisor to president trump resign >> stocking up on snow essentials, milk and bread are popular. it's not just about food. nicole brewer was the key items all drivers should keep >>> kate back with the updated forecast shortly see how much show you should expect where you live. . >>> at late show with stephen coming your way tonight at 11:35 after "eyewitness news" >>> kate bilo has your update forecast coming up. in just few minutes. >>> new tonight a mother and her child are rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. "eyewitness news" on the 3200 block of tyson in mayfair. police say a 36-year-old mother walking with her two children on the sidewalk when a white toyota lost control. mother and her three-year-old daughter both rushed to hospital the mother is in stable condition. the three-year-old i

thanks for that. >>> let's take a live look down broad street in center city. this comes to us from the kimmel center campus center. the roads are wet as the temperatures drop, you've got to worry about freezing. but the snow is stopped here. >> chief meteorologist tammie souza joining us once again. we're beginning to see a little sunshine there. >> that's great. any sunshine will help to melt things. the temperature profiles right around the freezing mark. it's a wet, heavy snow. and a lot of that is packing down. remarkably, i think the snow totals are going to be higher than what you see on the ground. because so much of it came last night and melted on the road waist and packed down. but it is all about where this purple band set up. this is the six-hour time lift. you can see from 11:30 in the morning until now, that is when it really fired up. that's what we're expecting. the afternoon and the evening commute to be the worst. the good news is it's speeding out of here a little faster than expected. so that's going to give everybody a chance to get things

live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> dangerous storm heading into our area rain already pounding the streets in wilmington and that's not all. we're talking about a nasty mix of heavy rain, powerful winds that can make your morning drive a rough one. this storm is something you'll want to keep an eye on. good evening and thanks for joining us at 11:00 tonight i'm iain page this storm is massive. no matter where you live, you will feel it. tonight our crews are everywhere for from you the shore where the surf is getting rough to the suburbs where neighborhoods are already bracing for what's coming and our meteorologists are on top of it all. let's get out to kathy orr and kathy it is coming down out there. >> pouring rain iain this is classic setup for major east coast storm. typically we associate it with massive snow not the case this time. this is the primary low transferring energy off the coast to the coastal low but the problems going to be how much moisture is left when the cold air moves in. not really a problem but that's going going to be t

right now looking at the southbound side. 13 minute trip from the vine to center city. there's a vehicle off the road on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike just after exit 5 and off into the shoulder it's only blocking that shoulder lane. so for now all the traffic is getting by. if you're a little nervous you can take 295 but i don't think you need to. >>> paycheck change. why you may not be aware of the switch in the amount of money you take home. >>> wall street worries. the impact it could have. >>> young victims of the epidemic. how children are being impacted by the growing opioid problems across our country. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big (yelling) isn't always best. unless it's a aaa plus membership. get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> 4:24 right now. today in washington israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu getting a warm welcome from president trump. back home in israel netanyahu is battling corruption allegations. >>> investors will focus on wall street later this morning after prum's hin

about 3-inch center city what we're seeing. you can see how this snow sticks to everything.f the tree branches, power lines when peoplesgo outside it's going to look like a winter wonderland because it is sticking to everything. i know we just had the storm on friday. a lot of tree limbs came down because they were getting heavy stuck with this kind of snow and so hopefully that doesn't happen during this storm but we're just getting started and you can see at this point already so early in the morning everything's coated here. i'm going to get down here and just show you how easily some of this snow can pack right here. one handed perfect snowball, guys, so really thick heavy snow. it's going to be on your cars, all over your property, things like that. i'm going to sound repetitive here but it's going to be heavy to remove so make sure you have the proper form and conditioning. make sure you're keeping track of yourself when you're out there working on removing this stuff but out here in havertown pretty steady t roads getting slippery, getting slushy at this point. we've

center campus camera. you can see the roads are wet there. the city has declared a snow emergency beginning at 8:00 this morning. if you're just waking up we want to make sure you know this so you can move your car off these snow emergency routes for plowing or else the city is going to tow it. the governor says this will allow the state to bypass the time consuming bidding process to quickly get the help they need. >> let's go to south jersey and a live look at cape may. the jersey shore should see mostly rain with this storm but could see accumulating snow throughout the day. right now we will take a look at camden skyline and the areas of south jersey that are close to philadelphia will expect 2 to 6 inches and you can count on our nbc 10 app to keep you updated no matter where you are. you can track the hour by hour forecast and get a list of power outages and school closings. and talking about school closings, we're up to 600. >> 600 schools, exactly. >> watch out for danger. what you need to know to avoid getting hurt in the weather. >>> and the

the wind in the city especially in center city as those construction crews work today, they're going to keep a close eye on that. >> randy, thank you. boy, bucket truck may not be a good place to be this morning. one of the first parts of our area to experience the tropical storm gusts will be the jersey shore. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in atlantic city to show us how people there are preparing. >> reporter: and right now we have some light rain and a little breeze right here along the bay by california avenue. right now you can see we're right here where the water meet the shoreline here. so you can see it's got a good few feet to come up before it starts spilling out on the street. the firefighters and police have been getting ready with the special equipment and clothing. we did talk with the atlantic city head of emergency management. he said the worse times around here are going to be around high tide. you've got the first one starting this morning just after 7:30. and that's going to be running through tomorrow night with several high tides in this area. this storm comes at

and right now we leave you with a live picture over center city. >>> i think the last thing you wantn cancer cares is surprise. there's just no time for it. the physicians at fox see cases like mine all the time. we had a game plan, followed it. they told me about it and kept me informed every step of the way. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, storm talk. neighborhoods across the region take a beating from that late season blast that brought us rain, snow, and fierce winds. we're tracking the threat still out there that includes high tide danger. the jersey shore and delaware beaches are bracing for possible flooding as the storm makes it way out of here. we'll go live to west wildwood. >>> a lot of folks are facing the job of removing downed trees while power