outside, sky 6 live, looking at a nice shot, a quiet one of the center city skyline. udy skies across the region. lancaster, 39. dover, 38, 40 in atlantic city at the airport. fact or in the winds, windchill upper 20s, 30 in atlantic city. 39 at wilmington. the big picture, it's been all about the winds. here's why. we have the area of low pressure, nor'easter, responsible for the rain, snow and blustery conditions out along the atlanti moving to the east. we have high pressure that wants to come out of the great lakesh. we have beeniched between the two for a good chunk of the day. clouds moving through dissipating as we get through the rest of sunday. clear skies across the ohio valley. high pressure through the start of the workweek. brisk and chilly for next 1 the suburbs, 33 in phila with 15 to 25 miles per hour. as we get to the second half of the weekend sunday, sunsh clouds, seasonably chilly. lancaster, 45. 46 philadelphia, 49 dover, 45 toms arrive and allentown, the lehigh valley, 42-degrees. dry on monday, and for the first half of tuesday, we get to tuesday

tracker 6 live we're dry and in the clear, let's go outside and looking at the philadelphia center city skyline, the ben franklin bridge, i almost called it the airport, not sure why. it's dry out there. we'll start our day with beautiful sunshine. it's cold, temperatures, 35. the dewpoint, 25, so a dry atmosphere. wind out of the west at 10 miles per hour. we'll see gusty wind at times. the pressure is holding steady. the windchill 27. satellite and radar showing the nor'easter that's pulling out of here, we have clear skies you can see the clouds that will be streaming in. we'll see partly sunny skies this afternoon, not a big deal. temperatures in the low 40s, the windchill will stay in the 30s today. 8:00 a.m., the freezing mark at 10:36 a bit more cloud cover through the afternoon. lunchtime, 39. partly sunny, 3:00 p.m., 40. 6:00 p.m., 36 degrees. we're keeping an eye sunday into monday. we're tracking a storm, models not sure what to do with this, does it stay to the south or develop into the nor'easter and track up the coastline. at this point unclear, but sunday into monday is the next

we have mostly clear skies looking at the center city skyline. it's a cold start. the temperature, 31. the dewpoint 15. a dry atmosphere in place. the winds out of the north/northwest at 14. we've seen gusts up to 24 miles per hour. the pressure is falling. the swism is what it -- the windchill is what it feels like. 21 degrees. you need a coat and gloves today. satellite d ng clear skies to the bright sunshi clouds east of city. an area spins. we get clouds pushing in from the north today. overall partly sunny, more clouds in the afternoon and morning. high today, 45. 8:00 a.m., sitting around the freezing mark. 10:36. lunchtime it's 41 degrees, but the windchill will just stay in the 30s this afternoon. it's a cold one. 3:00 p.m., 44 degrees, we're dry today. 6:00 p.m., 43 a chilly breeze. later tonight the wind relax and then we watch the arrival of our next storm. tuesday into wednesday is when we look to get the next nor'easter. here's the area of low pressure that will be forming out to the north and west, transfer energy to a low that forms, that's the nor'e

the center city skyline. you're looking pretty good tunneled clear skies at the moment.o let's take a look at the current temperatures. we have mid to upper 30s, low 40s. the winds drop the temperature to feeling like the 20. so make sure you're dressed for it tomorrow morning. the wind shows will be in the upper teens. the final temperature will be at 48 degrees. tuesday we'll see a gathering of the clouds. there's our coastal storm. we'll get a few days to recover and then we have to keep our eye the next one after that. i'll have another update coming up at 11:00. >>> philadelphia flyers hit the ice and the matinee looking the survive a two-step through the sunshine. we have the potential salary cap casualties. we'll have the details. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot of work. this will help you power through. one million dollar power payday, new from the pennsylvania lottery. yup, with top prizes of a million bucks. so, how do i look? like a winner. (they bo

let's get you outside, sky6 live hd the view looking back from the center city skyline from our temple university camera. things are starting to quiet down now. it's windy out there we don't have anymore precipitation falling, there are slick spots on the back roads, but as gray was mentioning, things are slowly start to improve around the philadelphia area. storm tracker 6 live we set this in motion for you here's the last of it, the outer edges of it is pulling away, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles south and east. it is very very light. berks county, the lehigh valley the poconos everybody is above 32. most of the main roads should be wet at this point. 222 west of fleetwood, snow showers there off to the southeast along 422 a couple of mixed rain and snow showers here through berks and northern counties. temperatou are below mid 3 the magic number is 32. once we get above that, snow and ice starts to melt. trenton, 367. dover, 37. cape may 38 degrees. winds are whipping, 40-mile an hour gusts at philadelphia international. reading, 33. cape area here that sawhi thind speeds yeste

let's look outside, looking live at the center city skyline. you can see bright sunshine is to start off the day. a few more clouds fill in. even if he best of times today it will feel like at or below freezing. look at the windchills, feels like 21 in lancaster, 25 in the city. 26 at the airport, so, it's a chilly start today. the winds will gust at times up to 20 miles per hour. so getting a 20-mile an hour gust in cape may. 23 in the poconos. the winds yesterday were not as bad as the first storm on friday. saturday saturday showing the nor'easter pulling out of here. we stay dry, you see the clouds pulling in. we'll see more cloud cover in the afternoon hours. overall it will be partly sunny skies, 8:00 a.m. we'll be sitting around the freezing mark with sunshine. 10:00 a.m., 36 a bill moord cloud cover in the -- a bit more cloud cover in the afternoon. lunchtime, 40 degrees. 6:00 p.m., 36 degrees. the next storm we're watching is the potential for a storm sunday into monday. the model is not in agreement there's one that shows it stays to

live on sky6 taking a look at the center city skyline. just a beautiful shot. got blue skies, not a cloud in the sky. but there's a storm system waiting in the wings. so, winter storm watches have been posted for most of our viewing area tuesday evening through wednesday evening for the potential for heavy accumulating snow from this nor'easter. it's a coastal storm like last friday's but it will be developing a lot differently. so, snow really the big concern with this storm, not the wind right now, though, pretty comfortable out there. a little bit on the cool side. philadelphia 42 down from our high of 47 which is 2 degrees below normal. allentown 39. wilmington 42. and cape may 41 degrees. little bit of a breeze out there. wind chills are in the 30's but the winds will die off overnight and tomorrow even with increasing clouds it will actually feel a little bit warmer than today since the winds will be calm. so, satellite and radar, want to move and show you we actually actually have two storms on this. this is the departing nor'easter from friday. it's sti

take you live outside sky6 live hd the temple university camera giving you a look over the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers will return with an update on the exclusive accuweather forecast. what's in store for today he's going to let you know. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> towns are what are called the hill towns of new york state are under a state of emergency this morning. look at all that snow. they were buried under four feet of snow, not fun for everybody. this area is southeast of the state capital of atorm knocked out of households, they are checking on people with special needs. this guy has the right idea. >> reporter: snow like that was fun when you were a kid you call kids up, and tackle each other in the stre

. >>> looking live at the center city skyline a severe storm is on the way.am joseph, has the details. >>> they are warning folks to get off the roads and stay inside. in croatian major snow drifts like that one. and in rome the coliseum is frozen solid. and some are stuck on the roads today. and it's warmer in the arctic region than it is in europe. >>> back here we have rain and snow and winds. and we have a potpourri of stuff. coming our way. >> a long duration storm and the winds are the most destructive part of the storm given what part they will be. looking at double scan live radar light rain in wilmington and philadelphia and all areas to the northern and west. and even a steadier rain berks county in pars of the lehigh valley. and in fact slatington and easton yellows are popping up on the radar. and hamburg as well as reading. a steady soaking rain now. especially in the lehigh valley. slowing down motorists on the roadways. and the rain is with us all night into tomorrow morning. warm for the front end of the storm. the back end of the storm tomorr

continue to follow the impact of the nor'easter and taking a live look at sky 6 hd that is the center city skyline. sno winding down but still a lot of residual troubles. we go to break and see wonderful photos you are sending us all day long. great photos. more coverage of this march nor'easter when "action news" comes rights back. >>> wow that sound you heard was thundersnow. captured by a viewer in fairless hills. a rare weather event that happens when thunder and lightning occur during a snowfall. less than 1% of all snow storms are associated with thundersnow. you got to hear it right here. >> today's snow was picture perfect for shots and scenery and selfies. many of you captured snow days and shared it us. alicia vitarelli has a look at the very best. >> snow selfies. the snow so heavy some called them snowballs today and a heavy mess and this guy here saying, are we having fun yet. >>> i'll tell you what some kids were having fun and they didn't make a snowman but a snow goat. people were getting super creative. and it's been a mess, a beautiful mess if you call it that. someone here sayin

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

. >> a live look at the center city skyline from our camera at the adventure aquarium.ome of the precip on the lens. we're right back with more winter storm coverage. z2pmzz z5yz y2pmzy y5yy ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> 20 minutes more 5:00 and i'm katy zachry with a check of the roads. we have breaking news. the burlington bristol bridge is closed right now to traffic in both directions because a truck got stuck in the snow. they're trying to correct that situation before they can open traffic in both lanes. but we do have speed restrictions on all of our area bridges. most are down to 25 miles per hour. those are in effect until this weather seems to move out of here. okay. we do have a situation developing on the schuylkill expressway. we have had so many problems 76 westbound, right around conshohocken, right around the exit for 476. there is a crash westbound right at the ramp for 476. there is a ramp closure there. a lot of delays as you can see behind

coming down right here and we've got reduced visibility as sky6 looks live or tries to at the center city skylinethe most part the snow in the city has been pretty light. i want to show you storm tracker6 live double scan. couple things we're watching right here. first off, this rain-snow line. the rain line was originally way down here and we had snow through vineland, through toms river and now we can see some of the morning it's progressing farther westward closer to the city as we expected it to do and then later changing to snow when the storm really intensifies. let's look a little closer at some of this right now and storm tracker showing malvern, downingtown, coatesville you're not getting much so far. honey brook just a few snow flurries, a little bit more now in pottstown, chadds ford not a lot happening. in the city itself, we see some brighter snow. it's coming down pretty good. earlier we saw lots of areas of lavender. i was showing you right here. and that's not so much the case right now. this right here is getting about 2-inches an hour but see what's happening, the rain is starti

broad street in center city, the philadelphia skyline. offices and schools will reopen. if you normally have trash pickup on wednesday, that will happen today. >>> the poconos picked up nine inches of snow. that's great news if you're a skier or boarder. here's a live look here at camelback. fresh powder there for those heading that way. >>> now to an update on the story we told you about earlier. police believe a former salon skpi -- former russian spy and his daughter were specifically targeted with a nerve powder. >>> the just department is suing california over its -- the justice department is suing california over its sanctuary policies. >> the state limits cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigrants officers. the justice department says the policies hinder enforcement of federal immigration laws and endanger agents. attorney general jeff sessions blasted oakland's mayor who warned the public about impending immigration raids. sessions says 800 undocumented immigrants got away. >> how dare you -- how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our

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 snow. 9 inches in pennington. morristown, 8 inches. west deptford, 6 1/2. vineland, you picked up 6 inches. and that came in about two hours worth of time. 5 inches in cherry hill, and 4.4 in lindenwald. langhorne, 10.2. landonburg 9.5. haverford in montgomery county 8 inches of snow. actland, 7 inches. and quakertown on the northern half of bucks county, 4.5 inches of snow fo

dealing with heavy snow across good chunk of the delaware valley that includes center city philadelphia. you can see the skyline because of the reduced visibility. because of this heavy and up tense snowfall. what a difference an hour makes. we really didn't have the snow on the roadways now starting to accumulate not on the grassy surfaces on the cars but on the roads as well. temperature right at 32 degrees. so when you get that temperature closer to the freezing mark, you get these big flakes that are flying now in the scene northerly winds around 14 miles per hour. had little bit of warm air sneak into the mid levels with the approach the low over the last couple of hours. saw little bit of mixing colder air wrapping in on the back side of that low is expected so it's cutting off that mixing threat now we're seeing heavy snow and that is reflected by visibilit visibilities near zero in mount pocono. half a mile in allentown half a mile in philadelphia right now. about quarter of a mile in wilmington. that winter storm warning remains in effect for much of the area including center city parts of south jersey

. >>> let's give you a look at the skyline in center city philadelphia. you can see the rain drops there hitting the lens. thousands of people in our area are being told already lost power from the damaging winds that are out there. thousands of people. for a closer look at conditions in philadelphia, let's go back to brittney shipp. >> we are definitely seeing a mixed bag out here. if you are closer to atlantic city, you're seeing light rain. most of delaware right now is actually dry. if you were closer to our suburbed, lehigh valley, poconos, you're seeing steady snow coming down with strong wind speeds. different neighborhoods will see different things at different times and that's why we've been breaking it down for you region by region. now we'll head over to philadelphia, parts of south jersey. by 1:30 we're tracking wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour over philadelphia and cherry hill. gloucester, 55 miles per hour wind speeds and according to this model it looks like we'll see rain. where you start to see the pink here and the blue, the pink is mo

skyline, the japan center peace pagoda has become an icon. >> is a symbol for peace.>> reporter: and for friendship. it is from the sister city of san francisco. >> the original designer was a professor . he envisioned a new, modern approach to bring the two cities together. osaka and san francisco. >> reporter: on march 28, 1968, the peace plaza was officially opened. with a japan culture and trade center.>> it was a state of the art, one-of-a-kind entry to the united states. it was to introduce the united states to japanese culture. >> reporter: the center small introduce the japanese consulate in many restaurants and businesses. george was an attorney for the family that helped develop the japan center.>> there were shops and a hotel. there were residences.>> reporter: the redevelopment project created a japanese culture center. also, it came at a cost for families and 2000 residences and businesses that were raised. the president of the japan merchants center, says preserving that is important now.>> japan town was 36 blocks large. and after urban renewal, it shrink to -- shrink to 12 brox. >> reporter: the 50th anniversa

as a source of inspiration for centuries the skyline of the new town is as picturesque as the silhouette of the castle above the old town the entire city center is a unesco world cultural heritage site its topography has been shaped by volcanic activity making it a city of hills edinburgh is not just scotland's political hub but its creation of one tree especially from writers. one of them is poets christine deluca for three years she was the city's official bard. we have a very rich let's reach edition and i think wherever you go it's like being in an open air museum really if you take this court here this courtyard markers court the very flagstones come alive with the words of the writers the great writers they have to be dead to be here but it's you can't forget them when you walk through here traces of scotland's literary tradition are everywhere. the poet robert ferguson captured the day in this city back in the eighteenth century this is a statue dedicated to him ferguson also influence scotland's most famous bard robert bands. reminders of the ploughman's poets can be found all over the city. one is a classical greek memorial erected i

center city, philadelphia, where things have deteriorated. looking much worse now than it did a half hour ago. that's the skyline of philadelphia. >> that wall of snow. here's a live look at conditions in montgomery county. we got new information from county officials who say right now relatively quiet, we can see that in a live picture. they hadda about a dozen accidents between 9:30 and 10 clock this morning when a heavy band came through but nothing serious right now. >>> checking conditions right now in quakertown, bucks county. this is a live look at west broad street where the snow is falling. not as hard as it is in other places. the officials are telling us extra staffing in the 91 waund county agencies standing by to assist residents in bucks count if i. they say we are ready. >> they know it's coming. now let's go to delaware county and show you wind cheeld wipers on. this is a look at storm force 10 in drexel hill where they tell us they're watching and white waiting for things to get dicier this afternoon. but we have you covered. stay right where you are. if you didn't go to work today, no school, w

center city. that's the view from sky6. beautiful tuesday morning but will that skyline change? certainly will but it is nice to start, isn't it? let's take a look at the timeline of this storm. i was just doing a facebook live. a lot of people concerned about it. the timeline of this storm from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. light rain wet snow arriving. tomorrow's commute snowing north and west. the city itself light rain and a little bit of a mix and rain south and east. and then it's really wednesday through the afternoon into the evening where that windy condition set up, the heavy wet snow that make it difficult to drive in so be careful and we'll be around the clock with updates, tam. >> thank you, karen. a tractor-trailer smashed into an overpass at 12th and callowhill streets which ripped the roof off the trailer. the driver didn't stop. he kept going. dragging the roof for 3 miles through the tight streets of philadelphia. the truck finally stopped at 21st street and point breeze avenue where the truck enforcement department fined the driver. that's it for now. we'll see you

center. >> reporter: rising up in the san francisco skyline, the japan centerpiece pagoda has become an icon. >> reporter: is a symbol for piece. >> reporter: and friendship, a present from osaka, japan, san francisco's sister city ago. >> reporter: the original design was by an osaka professor. he envisioned this new modern approach to bring the two cities together, osaka and san francisco. >> reporter: megan knight -- in 1968, this was officially opened with the japan culture and trade center. >> it was one-of-a-kind in the united states. this was to introduce the united states into japanese culture. >> reporter: the center had the first dotson dealership in the u.s. and many japanese restaurants and other businesses. >> reporter: george was an attorney and helped develop the japan center. >> reporter: there were shops and a hotel and residences. >> reporter: the redevelopment project created a japanese cultural and business center but also came at a cost of four residents. richard hashimoto, the president of the merchants association says preserving those businesses that survived is important now. >> reporter: downtown is 36 blocks large and after urban renewal, it's now about 9 to 12 blocks that we had today

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