area thawe in purple delaware chester county and berks and lancaster county all under a winter weather advisory for light's accumulations then we are expect nothing philadelphia but the potential is still there with this second storm a lot of a accumulation in philadelphia delco, chester and montgomery -- i'm sorry, montgomery and bucks county a as well as south jersey. area in readies under a blizzard warning for not only a lot of snow but very high wind as well. right now in philadelphia we're okay. 31 degrees. 13 miles an hour wind. twenty-one is the wind chill. sunrise happening at 74:00. we will keep an eye on visibility. areas where it is snowing your visibility is reduced about a mile and a half in mount pocono and allentown and 3 miles now in atlantic city that snow that just popped up there temperatures below freezing including here in philadelphia a further south will get milder, 37 degrees in wildwood. when they get precipitation it will be rain. we will all get something today. it looks like on and off snow eventually. some folks could get rain. depend on the temperature. i

here's a look notice like storm scan split in two modest snow falling if any at all, through chester berks counties still a monster after storm system. as we heard the report up in southeastern new england, you have the dark shades of purple in widespread coverage. so dumping and thumbing snow across the area, but see how there is that little thin just clear spot right over the delaware vale, leads to very stark and sharp gradient that will find out there in terms of the actual snowfall accumulations. >> it doesn't mean that you're completely out of the woods or safe. obviously stay careful out there. slick spots want to be careful because of that, and then snow will be tapering, but may still be slick. delayed reaction, where you need little time for things to completely clear out. and just because the snow comes to an end doesn't mean that we might not see some of the slick spots just refreeze later on tonight. what did i tell you? see the little just sliver of nothing ness right over philadelphia. while we had outer band of the storm, extending back to state college down to dc, keep wea

steadier snowfall for chester and berks county. those the areas seeing it first today. the temperatures already plenty cold. we're running 23 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. so stand by for first snowfall of the new year. 21 degrees at 7:00. just some very light snowfall at 7:00. by 9:00 we could have half an inch on the ground and by noon closer to an inch in parts of the area and you can see the temperatures don't do much. up to 23 degrees. we go through it hour by hour with future weather when we're back in ten. good morning, jillian. >> good morning, bill. as the morning goes on i anticipate weather-related problems. some problems not weather related. we are dealing with a water main break on masonford road. heading to lawrence township this accident is still with us for drivers in new jersey. 206 is closed in this area between 95 and carter road. it's an accident involving a downed pole. a lot of cleanup and pair work needs to be done. you can take princeton pike as your alternate. no delays as far as mass transit and with that snow throughout the morni

farther to the west chester county berks county portions of upper montgomery county lancaster county two to three inches of snow. delaware and south jersey looking at 1 to 3 inches. and farther south and east going to be limited, mixing with rain and some sleet, so snowfall totals will be light, if you get any in southern delaware. but, we will see snowfall move in this morning, light snow at best. temperatures into the low 30s this afternoon. but during the afternoon, as the snow starts to come down we'll see those numbers come down as well. we'll talk to the winter storm on tap for this weekend with the seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >> looking forward to that bill, thank you. >>> the outbreak is spreading, still ahead, the new fears about measles and disney land. >>> the dash cam confessional shaking up the internet. a police officer is moving and grooving to this popular taylor swift tune. why he says the video is about so much more than just having fun. >>> a dry morning is about to change as a quick moving clipper moves in with light snow for this afternoon. we're wa

. >> reporter: hi, guys we're in chester county, we're right in the chester berks border but we do see snow. we are seeing it start to coat the ground as we drive along route 401 here. we have heard penndot and dell dot say they are not out here plowing until we get about an inch of snowfall obviously because there is nothing to plow but there is a coating. so now at 6:30 we're starting to see some people on the roadways, trying to get to work so, obviously you have to be careful because with this dusting on the ground, road will be slick. we do know that penndot had about 182 trucks out here, we know that the roads were brined last night and we see the salt trucks just waiting and hanging out. now i'm sure we will see them out and about getting to the roadways now that the snow is falling. mike and alex. >> jenny thanks. we will check back throughout the morning. >> 6:35. now it is steve keeley's turn in norristown. >> hi steve. >> reporter: we have our first precipitation, i will in the go as far as calling these things snow flakes because it is almost like, dust but it is on the gro

for parts of chester county berks county new castle county in delaware could see 3 to 6 inches. then those numbers get to 2 to 4 the farther west you go. here is a bigger picture of the northeast. you see all this red. that's a blizzard warning. this is going to be a very intense storm. we already have some extremely heavy snow moving toward the boston area right now. for us we expect heavy snow. tuesday rush 7:00 in the morning for new jersey. this will be one of the worst morning commutes. it will be in new jersey. blowing snow snow drifts 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts with snow-covered roads. it's going to be dangerous, especially the farther north are you in new jersey. we'll talk more about the morning commute around the philadelphia/i-95 corridor, areas north and west of delaware that's coming up. >>> this will bring greatly varying snow totals to the region, depending on where you live. the worst expected to start late tonight and into the late morning tomorrow. >> we want to check conditions on the road and mass transit with christine maddela. we've been warning people abou

chester county. the rest of it is back in lancaster county, berks county not really affected yet.re's a little crossing the delaware bay into places like cumberland and cape may county. it is very light at this point and very slowly pushing up the i-95 corridor and heading toward philadelphia. we do have temperatures that are cold, 22 degrees in philadelphia right now. 18 degrees in allentown, 22 in wilmington, 25 at the boardwalk in atlantic city. and wind chills even though the winds aren't as strong as they've been the last couple days making it feel like it's just 14 in philadelphia, 11 in allentown, 16-degree wind chill in wilmington and 16-degree wind chill in sea isle city. if you're headed out the door to catch that school bus between 6 and 8 o'clock expect it to be cold. 21 by 6 o'clock, 22 by 8:00 a.m. some of you by the end of that period might start seeing a snow shower and as we move through the day, 22 by 8 o'clock, 25 by noon and 3 o'clock 28. most of your snow shower activity is probably going to be between 8 o'clock and noon, maybe into early afternoon. by 3 o'clo

line is now moving into the western suburbs, you can see it into lancaster county portions of chester county berks county the allentown area getting light snowfall and moving into upper bucks county right now. right now, it is pushing to the east. so there's the break that the pocono mountains is getting, but there is more light snow to the west. we could see a dusting in some areas. your hour-by-hour future and the pocono mountains and lehigh valley and likely to get some accumulation and snow falling in the delaware valley too. that is moving into portions of new jersey. so today, we'll start off with light morning snow could see a dusting in philadelphia and areas to the north while the pocono mountains might get as much as two inches of the real stuff and they'll continue making the other stuff as it will stay cold. temperatures will climb into the 30s this afternoon. that is 10 degrees plus warmer compared to what we saw yesterday. but the winds are strong and we'll be shifting and that will return bitter cold weather to us tomorrow. 14 in the morning and 22 degrees in the afternoon. not quit

featuring rain, potentially at the onset though, some of you as we mention, i would say western chester, upper berks points north, could see it start off with a little snow. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning, everyone, traveling all of the majors, just beautiful outside. i don't anticipate to see too much of a turn traffic wise, but you would never know. as we take a lock at the roosevelt boulevard notice that both sides moving real well, right at the bridge here approaching schuylkill expressway if you are going to or coming from 76, maybe headed in toward northeast philadelphia into bucks county, continuing on route one, just great out there. elsewhere, also looking really good. traveling on 422 not too far a which from the malvern area, eastbound and westbound no delays, no problems, and really that's the story all over the map. take a look at the speed censors, high up in the 50's, not only travel pa, but pa, delaware, new jersey, surrounding areas are all moving real well. every major i mean, just looking great. patco, running on holiday schedule we finish out this

now inching into the lehigh valley and parts of chester and berks county. that is through this evening. future weather as we go throughout time here. plenty of clouds in place. we're going to have periods of rain. this time stamp, notice at 10:00, once we're out and about, up and getting errands done looking at some wet weather coming in. especially to the south. and south and east. so philadelphia and south, that will be rain to the north and west. could start -- see the start out with snow, maybe even that wintry mix. by 2:00 most of us seeing rain. some of us seeing pockets of heavier rain. there's the poconos parts of lehigh valley still see that mixture. that's why they have that winter weather advisory in place. still looking for light accumulation. maybe tricky travel on the untreated surfaces. by 6:00, rainfall falling across the area. that will be the story as we go throughout the overnight hour. 10:00, mainly to the north and west. same story overnight. you're going to wake up to wet weather in spots. then we're going to keep showers in the foreca

expected snow totals, a huge range in our viewing area from the western suburbs of let's say chester county, berks county all of delaware 3 to 6 inches. in and around philadelphia six to 10. 10 to 14 trenton and wrapping down to atlantic city and then 14 plus up to maybe 18-inches of snow in parts of not only monmouth county but also ocean county in new jersey but jim this could shift one way or another. all depending on when that storm develops and its track and meteorologist cecily tynan will have much more on that coming up in that full accuweather forecast. >> all right, adam. let's begin our rounds robin with walter perez in seaside heights. walter, you look like you're struggling with a cold wind. ocean county could get clobbered there. >> reporter: jim, we're getting clobbered already. it is wicked windy and cold here in this part of new jersey and as adam mentioned this parter of new jersey expecting to take those blizzard conditions reaching up into new england. further west into jersey and pennsylvania more of a snowstorm. once again the big difference being that with a blizzard a lot mo

the majority of the region winter storm watch for areas in delaware county up to chester lancaster berks, lehigh counties and blizzard for ocean county and areas north and east. that's where you will find the rest of our storms. and the app tieser is tonight into monday as you can find a light mix and then changing over to light snow. this is a nuisance event and minor impacts expected. monday night into tuesday heavy snow that turns blustery. you can expect sdlaiz by then and major impacts. so we'll go over this rush hour impacts as you go through the day tomorrow we're tracking light snow showers. minor issues on the roads. and minor issues for the commute monday evening. the big concern will be tuesday morning with that heavy snow developing and major and significant snowfall possible. coming up a look at future tracker 6 and possible snowfall totals with the accuweather forecast, walterer. >> thank you melissa. let's switch live to kenneth moton outside 30th street station overlooking the schuylkill expressway for a check open the road preps. >> walter we checked on preparations in p

berks county, lancaster county chester county, delaware county and new castle county.kick in early tomorrow and we are looking at the potential for once again a couple of inches of snow. so the timing around lunch time far western counties. moving toward philadelphia more into the afternoon with that steadier snow between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. so impacting tomorrow evening's rush. it should start to taper off late tomorrow night. when i come inside we'll talk much more about those specific totals for your backyard as well as another c

little bit in delco, chester, lancaster and berks count thinks morning. snow flurries, could be a little bit of rain. so 8 miles visibility in philadelphia right now, visibility no longer an issue, we had fog yesterday that was a problem. 33 degrees. feels like 26 in philadelphia right now. your sunrise happens at 7:19. 40 degrees is your high temperature today. we will have a blustery day with wind of 30 miles april hour. down to 29 tonight as wind diminish and that is your weather authority forecast. we will start off this morning with a vine street expressway, at 24th street, in philadelphia, we do not have any traffic issues. do you see how the road looks wet this morning. many major road have been treated but you just don't necessity when you well run if to that icy spot n north philadelphia, between the second street between cecil b. moore and montgomery avenue is there a building fire there avoid that area taking cheltenham as your alternate. another building fire this morning in cheltenham, south russell circle between williams way and massey way

in lancaster county we might have snow-covered roads we might see this in chester county and berks county and montco and bucks before too much longer. it's this bright band right here i'm concerned about. this stuff to the rest doesn't look like it will do too much for to you. doesn't look like it will cause major accumulations but be carefully on roads as it comes in from the west this morning. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies across the region. later on this morning we'll see sunshine digging out from behind the clouds, definitely this afternoon, for now we're looking at mainly cloudy skies and of course, snow showers are moving through from the west in the morning hours. 23 is the current temperature. future tracker 6 shows the band of snow is in the center of the region and pushing off to the east and after 10:00 a.m. this morning or so we'll see an end to that stuff. temperatures are cool. 22 degrees by 8:00. 11:00, 30 degrees and 2:00 p.m. 34 is the high before we fall back to 29 degrees. it will feel like the teens and 20s windchills wise because of a gusty wind blowing. al

berks county, lancaster county chester county, delaware county and new castle county. those advisories kick in early tomorrow and we are looking at the potential for once again a couple of inches of snow. so the timing around lunch time far western counties. moving toward philadelphia more into the afternoon with that steadier snow between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. so impacting tomorrow evening's rush. it should start to taper off late tomorrow night. when i come inside we'll talk much more about those specific totals for your backyard as well as another chance for maybe even more snow in that seven day forecast. iain and lucy, back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> you can track wintry weather any time you'd like to see a life interactive radar and for all your updated snow amounts head to myfoxphilly.com click on the weather tab at the top of the home page. >> developing to night burlington county, new jersey, the mother accused accused of setting her newborn baby on fire app% for the first time in core. a neighbor found the baby along simon ton road friday n

earlier it was just our county in southeastern pennsylvania of chester bucks -- berks that is and nowncluding wilmington dover central and southern parts of new jersey, also including the coastline as the light snow pushes in from the west. and the low pressure off the coast will start to ramp up and that's why southern areas have been introduced to the weather advisories and hitting southern areas hard tomorrow evening. 29 in allentown 30 reading and lancaster 34. and wilmington. and above freezing in philadelphia. and because of the moisture of the mixed rain and snow showers earlier some fog set up shop there where visibility around 11.7 in pottstown. 1 in reading. 2.5 miles in lancaster. and it is cloud cover on lower level. the water droplets freeze on contact, be careful of slippery spots especially the side roads, maybe some of the es and overpasses late tonight, especially north and west. 23 in allentown. tomorrow morning you can see sunshine as we begin the morning rush wednesday. 31 in philadelphia. and very uneventful start to the wednesday even into the lunchtime hour. tem

lets look at our winter advisory alerts chester and berks county on wednesday, that includes delaware, winter storm warning for philadelphia, south jersey all surrounding suburbs and bright red from ocean county, right on up new england coast. that is a blizzard warning that does include new york city as well. during overnight hours that is when snow will be heavier. we could see banding that could lead to an inch per hour, even threat for thunder snow. visibility will be less than a quarter mile. watch for blowing drifting snow, wind in the city 35 miles an hour. 45 miles an hour gusts possible down the shore. this will lead to dangerous travel in portions of new jersey near impossible travel. so if you can get where you need to get this evening and stay put overnight into tomorrow morning until we see how everything shakes out that would be recommended. we are tracking conditions on the road right now. the justins live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. he is on route 130 in camden county, good evening justin. >> reporter: all quiet out here in new jersey but as you said things will

to the lehigh valley not much going on the dry air is fighting the storm and west of that in berks and chester, light snow but we see an intense band of snow south of philadelphia and interior southern new jersey that pushed through parts of interior southern delaware we look at double scan live radar up towards malvern, in norristown and quakertown and trenton and milford, light snowflakes at times barely coating the ground at 222 in reading and really where the meat of the storm has been where we talked about yesterday in southern new jersey and delaware, where most of the snow totals coming in you can see the bright, pink areas in millville and 49 north and mays landing and hammonton and ocean and burlington county, we see snowfall rates of snow up to 2 inches an hour, the band moves in and then moves out so it's a quick 1 to 2 inches from smyrna to dover and it pushes to the east. as we go the evening rush hour, philadelphia is down to a mile and a half and as you lift to the north a better evening commute but a half file from atlantic city and millville. as we go to meteorologist cecily t

we were at one point traveling down route 23, and we have been in chester county and berks county and only a couple miles, you can really see a change in the ground conditions. the snow pack area. obviously the roads are wet because there was some precipitation overnight. we don't know where it will be slick. we are going to head toward pottstown and bring you those conditions as soon as we get there. mike and alex? >> challenge here in burlington county, new jersey is because there is nothing to report, it is always interesting to see what sabina will come up with because what do you say when nothing is happening. >> she's stocking up with supplies right. >> reporter: i get extra credit for carrying this waiting for the lights to come on. it is heavy. i have to put it down. just to show you guys wegmans is open. they have opened up at 6:00. we have seen shoppers out there, and guess what they are going for? they are going for rock salt i was just holding, the shovels, and a the windshield wiper fluid. one very nice man we spoke with from willingboro says he already had two bags of ro

looking at mainly rain in south jersey as well along the i-95 corridor but once you move into chester county, also berks, lehigh valley and pocono mountains we're looking at that wintery mick the onset of some sleet, some freezing rain and snow. but as we move toward the afternoon we start to see warming in the atmosphere and it will start to change over to all rain. so how much rainfall to expect? when all of this mess moves out for the upcoming weekend as well as 60-degree temperatures. the timing of all of that with the seven day forecast coming up. iain and lucy, back to you. >> scott, thank you traffic is moving along a new hampshire highway after a pile up this morning look at that more than 35 vehicles involved in two accidents it took a fleet of tow trucks to haul away damaged cars and trucks. authorities say the collisions happened during a fast moving snow squall with some white out conditions and there were some injuries but none of those injuries are life threatening. a fire investigation underway in north philadelphia. firefighters were called out to an early morning fire at the 2900 block

we will talk a lancaster county, chester county or berks to see the beginning. the here's our exclusive snowfall map i have a good feeling this will start off as a chilly rain toward shore points. we have moderating influence with the ocean air. look at at this up to 4 inches little will broad brush area a affect by it, into southern burlington county and across the the bay into kent but generally we're talking one to 3 inches as it moves through and timing is less than ideal. our temperatures as they stand right now, mid to upper 20's, flirting with the freezing mark and it is chilly and that cold air will set stage to be a snow event. it starts to move in as early a as one two three, p moving from west to east and persist through better part of the evening rush. there may be pockets where we are not seeing much but there will be snow and it will be affecting our major roadways. snow is out of here by midnight, it is a clipper, it will not take too much time to get out. we will drop down to 27, both thursday and friday are tame days. we will get high pressure i

forecast the light snow tomorrow could affect the end portion of the morning rush, especially in chester county berks county, and then it's gone by tomorrow afternoon's rush. the bitter blast, the second blast, starts coming in wednesday and we'll feel it the most thursday morning. the low temperature, 9 in philadelphia. wind still there, so the windchill well below zero and then it's still cold as we go through the weekend but not as bitter cold as thursday. we'll be right back. >>> delaware gven jack markell joined tourism officials to unveil the state's first true tourism brand. it's called endless discoveries. it's a $2 billion industry in the state. the new ad campaign will include highway signs, slogans, and television commercials up and down the entire east coast. >>> coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00 p.m. it's "ellen." today a taylor swift special event show. that's today at 3:00. >>> and then it's nbc 10 news at 4:00. he may be headed out west to play for another team but one former famous phillies infielder is leaving something special behind. the project that will continue in our a

we're talking about berks county chester county montgomery county, we will zoom in closer to berks, around reading, you may be seeing some snow showers or snow flakes this morning. just little spots here and there but the the point is to be careful because being a pedestrian could be the worst of it this morning. a lot of the roads are treated but not in the neighborhood necessarily. looking ahead in the future cast at least the rest of the the day we are expecting sunshine and in more precipitation. it might end up being a couple degrees cooler then yesterday but some of our temperatures are above freezing right now, don't let that fool you though because spot where you are walking may be right at freezing and that could cause you to lose footing 356789 in reading. thirty-two in pottstown. below freezing in lancaster. thirty in mount pocono 356789 in dover. only 33 in wilmington. factor in the wind speed of 10 miles an hour or less and you have wind chills in the the 20's this morning. the feels like 26 in the city right now. we just jumped ahead to the seven day forecast. after the holid

chester county, delaware county an good chunk of south jersey and berks county picking this up. n as well. most of this early snowfall is very light and even in areas of chester county where you see that brighter shade of white are traffic cameras and karen will be talking about this more in a moment, starting to pick up light snow in some of the traffic cameras but it's blowing around on roadways. so far not a real big impact but i would caution you that as we go through morning if you start to see it adhering to road surfaces at all slow down because it won't take much to give you a slippery spot. as we look outside we've got dry conditions at the airport yet as we're still waiting for the snow to arrive in philadelphia. 22 degrees right now in the city. temperatures are very cold right now and i think at the outset the snow will likely be that fluffy -- that light fluff revariety snow versus the heavy wet snow. 18 trees in allentown right now, 19 in reading 20 in sea isle city t future tracker showing the snow getting thicker and pro perhaps more problematic from 7 o'clock to

the west we have a winter storm watch in effect and for all of delaware counties and chester and lancaster and berks tuesday. a blizzard warning is in eye infect for ocean county and areas north and east. in fact that's where we expect to find the brunt of a storm system. it's not for our region. it is those areas in new york city and boston where you can find a foot of snowfall. couple things we're tracking over the next two days. here's our menu. appetizer later tonight in monday light mix and changing to light snow. nuisance event as we get to tomorrow where minor impacts. entre however is monday night to tuesday. at that point tracking heavy snow turn blustery and triple travel with major impact on the way. we'll take a closer look at the storm system on the way and go over snowfall expectancy where you live in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast, sarah. >> thank you let's head to "action news" reporter kenneth moton live in norristown where penndot officials have just wrapped up a briefing there. kenneth. >> sarah, pep dot says it has plenty of salt. it's open with nearly 400 trucks and

you can see back edge of the precipitation cutting through berks county, chester county and state of delaware. heavier snow moving north and east. we will see interior south jersey some of these band of snow those darker purples that is where we're seeing heavier snow. so through mulika, estelle manor, on either side of the press way vineland, glassboro, into southampton pick et cetera of heavier snow if you are traveling. warm air working its way from cape may county. ocean city saw heavier snow early. we are seeing an icy mix. the visibility increasedded in on spots and allentown we are down to a mile visibility. philadelphia mile and a half with foggy conditions, cape may, down to about a mile and a half as well, pos town 1.7 mount holly, 1.3. better than before but still seeing some issues with visibility. winter weather advisory continues until about 10:00 o'clock tonight. snow amounts modest so far with the highest amounts in delaware and also through south jersey. that is where we will expect big numbers. temperatures have fallen below freezing every where beside wildwood, tha

chester county about halfway covered, berks county just getting a little bit of this and then the state of delaware and parts of south jersey with the counties closest to the delaware bay all seeing a little bit of light snow. this is very light so far. slow down if it starts to put coverage on roadways. air is pretty dry. seeing light precipitation. we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 4 o'clock this afternoon. it's in practically the entire region where we're expecting a light coverage of 1 to 2 inches of snow. not a big deal but of course even a little on roadways can 'cause i was problem. temperatures are cold enough to support snow on surfaces. 18 in allentown 22 in wilmington. these are temperatures not your wind chills. but for good measure let's check out the wind chills. feels like it's in the teens across the region even though winds aren't as strong as they were yesterday. dress for 14 degrees, that's what the wind chill is right now. as we head out the door over the next couple hours to catch the bus it stays cool, 21 degrees by 6 o'clock, 22 by 8 o'clock. there

we're seeing it come in past philadelphia into part of the western suburbs including berks and chester county but this leading edge for the most part is fairly light snow. the same thing goes for parts of south jersey and we're not expecting as big of an impact in snow over the next several hours as was originally appearing. the wider view though if you have plans to move up toward new york or boston today it's going to be very bad conditions especially in boston and connecticut with blizzard whiteout conditions up there and new york still in a blizzard warning as well as long island. so, things are worse just a little bit up the coast. but you can see a change in the winter weather alerts this morning from the national weather service. philadelphia still just barely in the advisory area where snowfall is going to be fairly light. the warning area from about trenton down to lakehurst and then up closer to north jersey and new york city is still looking at fairly significant snow and then we still have that blizzard warning in new york city, long island and connecticut as i mentioned. w

you can see the western suburbs by then getting steady snowfall in lancaster and into berks county chester county and snow showers as well in delaware and south jersey. by 9:00 this morning, the trenton area will see some snowflakes as well as mount holly. look at the 20s for atlantic city. plenty cold. teens this morning for pottstown, allentown and philadelphia is stuck at 22 degrees and we'll spend most of the morning in the low 20s. we could see half an inch on the ground by 9:00 and by noontime maybe around an inch in philadelphia. and then it will start tapering off. go through it hour by hour with future weather when i'm back in ten. let's check in with jillian mele. jillian doesn't take a lot to slow things down on the roads. >> we'll enjoy the dry roads while we have them because that is certainly not case as the morning goes on. this is what we're dealing with 95 right at girard avenue. that's the southbound side. we're starting to see some congestion out there, but no delays and no accidents to report so far on 95. we had a water main break in west conshohocken. that has since c

chester county is highlighted in blue as is chester county and berks county and northern montgomery countyis is where you've got the sleet mixing with rain. we have had a lot of accidents in through the northern suburbs. however, anywhere from about areas north of the red line i've just drawn could have icy patches. earlier in the overnight hours we had sleet down here and temperatures are close enough to freezing where anything that does fall as rain could freeze up on the surface. 34 in philadelphia. 33 in trenton. some areas in the between the reporting station could be at the freezing mark. as you head to the el station or bus stop. it will improve. the sleet ends in the i-95 region at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. it ends in the lehigh valley. rain doesn't end there until sometime this evening. >> held start programs have been shown to help poor children do better in school. a new study shows the programs might help them fight obesity. the study followed 44,000 children in michigan. during preschool obese children were likely to slim down compared to the comparison group. >> the flyers are

double scan you can see the improvement here moving on off a few more flakes in lancaster and chester county and berks county to the south of reading. conditions are starting to improve across much of the delaware and lehigh valley snowfall totals wilmington 1.6 inches and 1 ptd 5 in new london and same thing in hockessin and 1.1 inches of snowfall. the temperatures are quite cold, the average is 40 and we are well below that, and the high in philadelphia coming in at 24 degrees and not much of a rebound after that. 30 in philadelphia and teens in trenton and teens north and west of town, for allentown and the lehigh valley and reading at 19 and the poconos 13 degrees and the windchill there's are in the single digits and upper 20s in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar clouds giving way to partly cloudy skies and here is the setup for us throughout the day on wednesday and beyond we are tracking the arctic front that will move on through on wednesday and in the wake of that we have winds from the northwest the arctic chill is sticking around and future tracker 6 is showing you as you w

we're seeing it come in past philadelphia into part of the western suburbs including berks and chesterding edge for the most part is fairly light snow. the same thing goes for parts of south jersey and we're not expecting as big of an impact in snow over the next several hours as was originally appearing. the wider view though if you have plans to move up toward new york or boston today it's going to be very bad conditions especially in boston and connecticut with blizzard whiteout conditions up there and new york still in a blizzard warning as well as long island. so, things are worse just a little bit up the coast. but you can see a change in the winter weather alerts this morning from the national weather service. philadelphia still just barely

mixing with freezing rain or sleet and that is falling as far west of philadelphia central chester county up threw berks county through harrisburg over the next couple of hours that will spread eastward into the philadelphia area. temperatures are key with events like that. in advance of this system winter weather advisory has been issued starting at 1am tonight that's when the precipitation should start to me into the city. that's through 10am tomorrow morning. philadelphia, the knife stretch from wilmington up through trenton interior south jersey all of our northwestern counties to see slippery roads and sidewalks come tomorrow morning. the ground is ice cold. think about how chilly it was yesterday. that's why it's pretty frozen solid any rain that falls will freeze upon contact. today's high temperature though big difference from saturday. we hit 40 degrees much that's the normal and we're coming off a low of 15 earlier this morning morning. 35 right now in philadelphia. 34 wilmington. 33 trenton. all of us are at freezing or above the exception being the poconos where you can see a little bit of s

the snow is starting to come in to parts of the area chester county new castle county berks county willthe first places to get it. it will be cold enough to stick on untreated surfaces. snowing everywhere by 9:00 a.m. by noon it's starting to break up a little bit and it will break up even more as we go into the afternoon. so it's not a big storm. not a long-lasting storm but we haven't had much this winter at all. clouding up tonight, the wind diminishes, 20 for the low, 15 north and west. tomorrow light snow, especially in the morning. maybe a few hours of it. and sticking on exposed surfaces. temperatures don't get out of the 20s and they don't they don't get out of the 20s much of the rest of the week either. by wednesday afternoon, winds gusting. by thursday morning, the temperatures are in the single digits. only by friday afternoon do we get above freezing. we get another arctic shot after that to set us up for a very cold saturday. now, don't forget to check your nbc 10 app for the latest forecast on the snow and the dangerous cold and of course everybody will be here early tomo

winter storm watch out for western suburbs that includes the poconos, lehigh veil back through berks chester and all of delaware this will be upgraded to a winter storm warning or winter weather advisory at some point tomorrow. highest accumulations will be expect the the the further are north and east that you go. we have a blizzard warning for ocean county. this is same time frame where highest amount of snow will be but because this is a potent strong storm we will get a ton of wind with it. that will cause worst blowing and drifting. white out conditions a along the central new jersey coast. temperatures right now coming off of a pretty decent january after afternoon. we're well above freezing. forty-two in philadelphia and wilmington. mid 40's south and east. where you might see rain showers and a bit of the mix over tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 30's north and west. let's time it out, round one heading in to tonight. this evening you won't have any problems until probably ten or 11:00 o'clock when the snow starts to move in the western suburbs and i have heard

northern bucks northern montgomery and northern chester and the lehigh valley and berks county and the poconos we're looking at sleet and freezing rain as late as 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon the at add -- advisory doesn't expire until then. 33 in trenton. up in the north everybody is freezing and you have the prolonged chance of icing. 32 at 8:00. noon 36. after 99, 10, we should be all rain in philadelphia. what are we seeing o roads at this early hour, karen. >> reporter: for now we're looking at wet roads. expect icy patches here and there. we're looking live in montgomeryville dekalb pike, it's mostly wet. give yourself a lot of space between yourself and the car ahead of you. at this early hour that's not a problem, be later on when traffic kicks in it will be an issue. on the boulevard. that's southbound traffic moving just fine. we had a disabled vehicle partially blocking the ramp to the boulevard. that has cleared traffic is moving better. let's take another live look, the schuylkill expressway, montgomery drive people are okay, we have salt crews waiting on the on-ramp getting

we've got berks county and upper chester county and montgomery county getting pretty good little snow squall. that's going to come right through delaware county and parts of the philadelphia area within the next hour. it's fairly brief. and has nothing to do with the storm coming on sunday. look at all the moisture with this thing. that's what's snowing on john clark right now. and as it comes to the east, we've got a couple possibilities here. and the track, even 30 miles difference, will make a huge difference in who gets what. if the track is a little farther to the south, we get more snow in the philadelphia area and points to the north. get quite a bit. again, just 30 miles to the north, there will be a change to rain. and that will limit the snow totals in and around the philadelphia area. but it does look like the farther north you go the more snow is going to be falling. so the futurecast a little closer up will show not much going on early sunday but here it comes, a little bit sunday afternoon and then there's going to be that sharp rain/snow line set up. we'll talk about po

vertical swat down into southern new jersey, not messing around back through lancaster and berks either, western chester still four to 8-inch snowstorm. so everyone is shoveling from this just how much are you shoveling based on the way this storm develops. now, future wind gusts the other big story, it is snow and winds. not exactly blizzard conditions. it doesn't necessarily meet the criteria, unless you're in ocean, eastern ocean counties, start to see the gusts picking up 40 plus miles per hour at the coast. so that's tropical storm force wind gusts. here is a look at your eyewitness weather seven day expect the snow and winds to last us through tomorrow. it will taper time through the day. but i have to tell you thursday, thursday night specially, already looking like we might have another round of snow. it just keeps coming, ukee. >> appreciate the heads up. we'll get back tonight busy day yesterday for the all-star squads? sports, best in both hockey and football going and it sunday. two flyers in the nhl all-star game in columbus. jake voracek played for team, and captain claude giroux was on te

pink shading specially up into portions of berks, chester montgomery and upper bucks counties at thearm air moving in quickly enough with the heavy rain just seeing rain there at the moment. in the in line, cold enough forest tens i have icing so far we haven't had many report of ice in the city but head north and west with temperatures still at or below freezing reading over toward lancaster, up toward allentown, that's where we will have the biggest threat to see some more ice through the next several hours at least ice to rain, city and northwest suburbs next couple of hours will change over it all rain in the city as we head up north and west suburbs could stay frozen in some spots for longer mainly rain in south jersey into delaware. so again what to expect in the city today. >> tries of ice is possible mainly tops of cars sitting out all night untreated sidewalks or walkways, most of the rain roads should be okay for now. rain will ends in the evening could mix with few snowflakes. snow sleet freezing rain all day long in the poconos, could be .10 to quarter inch every ice, cou

it starts to move into our western counties delaware lancaster, berks countyçó chester county could beratures by then, in the 20s. below freezing. that's why we'll give this the first alert, the timing of thats9 we'll really be watching. let's go outside where nbc 10's first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is. he's watching the temperatures drop, too. >> quite a drop in the past 24 hours. it was near 60 24 hours ago, about 40 this morning. let's see how cold it is right no@dm@&háhp &hc& i can feel it. it's 34 degrees, 29 in reading, pottstown and lancaster. it is 39 in georgetown, delaware, that's the warm spot. temperatures have been dropping the last couple of hours. the wind is still strong gusting over 30 miles an hour in parts of the area. the wind chill, the way it feels on your exposed skin in the teens, north and westb9qalready. low 20s in philadelphia and just a sign of things to come that arctic air is on the way and it's going to be way colder as we go into thursday morning. look how low those temperatures get. single digits for 8 first time in about a

western chester county parts of berks and lancaster county we're up to lehigh val which snow flake activity, and out in lancaster county as well but so far in the philadelphia met the tro area we're not seeing any snow. we could get as i tweeted this morning a smattering of snow might be the best way to describe it, just enough to make things a little slippery maybe later on this morning. it is 24 degrees, colder yesterday but feels like 11 thanks to the wind at 16 miles an hour. sunrise time is 7:22. our high to take will be around 33 degrees. finally above freezing, barely but it won't feel like it because of the guststy wind that will feel as high as 30 miles an hour. we will get sunshine if you we could get in trouble over the the next couple of hours with that smattering, been kelly of snow. >> yes, smelling bee is today we are in good shape, in smattering here at all. a as we start in delaware that is where we're sipping around our cameras if we are seeing any flakes at all. left and right turning lanes could have that possibility of a fine little patch of ice that could send the car

see every county here painted in the purple color including the poconos and lehigh valley and berks and chester county. future weather we are tracking clouds, we are tracking some periods of rain even some wintry mix to the north and west. this is the story by 11:00, scattered. kind of gets its act together later this morning. so by 3:00 you see lots of rain on the map. even some yellow indicating heavier rain. north and west where we're seeing the wintry precipitation. by 7:00 everyone is seeing rain with that warm air surging in. sticks around at 11:00. you will need the umbrellas for sunday as well. waking up at 7:00 on sunday morning. seeing spotty showers. the big weather headline on sunday will be that warm air. future cast as we go throughout time here rain totals anywhere from half inch to an inch. some spots seeing a little bit over there especially to the north and west. an inch and a little over an inch in allentown and a little over half inch in philadelphia. today, 42 to 45. rain developing. mix to the north and west. everyone will see that change over a little bit later. poconos,

you probably have more snow out of the friday system berks county chester county also more snow on fridayl get from this one. you can see chester county getting a nice band of snow here. sitting around getting darker on the blue. that's accumulating snow. we're watching for development offshore here. still not organized but we're seeing more and more along the coast. it's developing. it develops hour by hour that's why we keep such a close eye on it. we're starting to see the bands set up east and west across new york city. why do we care about new york city? generally our weather goes from here to there. not in this case. we'll be watching the snow come down from new york city down toward the philadelphia area. so, that is going to be a critical place to look. there's that low we were just talking about off the virginia coast. it's going to stay far enough offshore. so, it won't change to rain or anything. as a matter of fact, there comes the darker colors as we go past midnight into 4 a.m. that may be the heaviest of the storm, especially in new jersey. look at the difference in the col

winter weather advisories have been posted to the west of philadelphia, through reading, berks county chester county even delaware county and new castle county delaware for potentially slightly higher amounts there with some colder temperatures. the here's what to expect. two to 3 inches of snow possible and then advisory area, and for the rest of us just about one to 2 inches of snow expect. where we do see mix with some rain, some sleet maybe even some freezing rain extreme south jersey, central and southern delaware, we are talking about a coat to go an inch of snow there. all and all, conditions will be conducive for that snow to stick during the afternoon and this is right in time for the evening rush hour. coming up, we will talk more about the impact for the the evening commute and two more chances of snow, in that seven day forecast, it is going to be an active end of january. from the sky deck i'm meteorologist kathy orr now back to you in the studio. >> kathy, thank you. >>> stay one step ahead of the snow by down loading the cbs philly weather app. get the latest forecast from the

coming down a across the region and beginning to end in the far western suburbs but snowing in berks county, chester, delaware, in the city of philadelphia and, heavier snow is falling down the shore. we were talking about this, all week long that period of intensification where we will see, some of our highest snow totals, from kent county delaware right up into atlantic county, cumberland salem, and we are seeing a in mix with rain. this has been going back and forth but heavier snow continuing for the next couple of hours, in south jersey especially. lets see he how conditions are outside, we will toss it the tout meteorologist justin drabick live from the weather lab in beared delaware, hi, justin. >> reporter: good evening, kate. if you joined us a half an hour ago at 5:00 we showed you delaware route one south and it was just wet even though temperatures are below freezing. we have got off route one and hit 72 and we're on wilson boulevard familiar with the a area between bear delaware and glass co, delaware. this is one of the neighborhoods. this is what we're talking about. the side streets

chester bucks and montgomery counties. the areas of concern are lancaster, berks and lehigh county when you have the additional chance of sleet and rain. when i come back i'll tell you a tale of temperatureses, that's coming up in the seven day. >> a lot of teasing. the icy conditions made getting around tricky as people left for school and work. you had to watch your step walking to the bus stop. "action news" reporter, katherine scott checked out the morning commute across the area and filed this report. >> reporter: it's a mixed bad conditions depend on where you are. in roxborough the roads look okay but the ice is out there like this patch on the sidewalks. it can sneak up on you. there were slips and slides, like this icy watch in roxborough. sure footing it was not easy. on valley, avenue and ridge rain was falling and umbrellas were out hoods were up, the ground was cold enough for freezing and freezing it did. even getting out to the car could be a tricky traffic. >> walking on the sidewalk. it's slippery. i got in the car and holding him and trying to balance it's slippery. >> going down the stairs, be very, very, v

even as far south as upper berks, western chester county.ght add more to the totals for you, but the bulk already taken place, fallen to the gown. meanwhile visibility a lot less than ideal. further north you travel they've gotten better down toward the philadelphia international airport. actually seeing clear as day here down in wildwood at those particular observation sites across the bay into dover too. skiers rejoice. this is good stuff for you. you have got the nice heavy snow. it will make for some slick slopes. but as we look ahead not sunday, my bad sun initially snowfall coming at night then monday some light snow headed our way from that clipper i mentioned just moment ago. so brief little break between systems, monday is our clipper, by it nature it will zip through quickly this one might hang out for most of the day, then tuesday wednesday thursday, look pretty quiet gradually rebounding thermometer, friday, chance, still seven days away, but could see another rounds of snow. guys, if you love watching weather, your totally into

it's trying to move into berk county, lancaster as well as chester county.here might be a little bit of rain as you move into central and southern delaware but i want to tress there's not a whole lot of moisture with this clipper. it will be moving through very rapidly. so there's a short window for accumulateing snow mainly from about 7:00 p.m. until 1am on your friday. so by 9:00 p.m. most of the action north and west of philadelphia and then it really starts to fizzle out as we move past midnight and into friday morning. we're breaking out into sunshine across the area so it's a fast-moving pip clipper not a whole lot of moisture but it could provide a coating maybe an inch or two mapely north and west of the philadelphia area by friday morning. so friday morning's early commute could be a little slick but once again we're not looking at a whole lot out of this system maybe a coating to an inch. with that said, watching the potential for a coastal system sunday night into monday. that will have more moisture to work with. we could see various types of pre

bucks county montgomery county into berks county chester county, all into lehigh valley and this will eventually be into the poconos. 95 476, and i bet a lot of you are or you intend to don't do it, wait until later, we are seeing very tricky conditions. to the south we're seeing very heavy rain you can see the darker shading there with the yellows and the oranges. we're even seeing some sleet. i'll show you that in just a minute. i want to stop this radar. i'll zoom in a little closer. norristown, pots grove, philadelphia i could name many many cities where they're seeing these slick conditions. 95 295. you're getting reports of all sorts of trouble out there. even on your driveways as you head out for your newspaper, we're hearing reports of people falling and hurting themselves. be careful out there. sunday soaker on tap. what we're looking at right now, a lot of pink. that's what you're seeing the freezing stuff is sleet. but mainly freezing rain at this point. where you're seeing the darker shading, the oranges, the red, that's where i think we're seeing the sleet. be careful. sl