coatesville -- hopewell township. coatesville, 1 1. milford township, 31. and the planner for the day shows although the temperatures will warn about freezing, wind speeds will stay strong. that will make the feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. philadelphia, high of 39. the feels-like temperature closer to 32. the suburbs, west chester, 39.

coatesville -- hopewell township. coatesville, 1 1. milford township, 31. and the planner for the day shows although the temperatures will warn about freezing, wind speeds will stay strong. that will make the feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. philadelphia, high of 39. the feels-like temperature closer to 32. the suburbs, west chester, 39. it's only going to feel like 29. kutztown, feeling like the high 20s. new jersey, 31 with the teletemperature of 41. -- actual temperature of 41. the feels-like temperature here in the mid 30s. cold temperatures, messy roadways. for a closer look at what to expect, we'll send it to jessica. >> thanks. starting on route 73 this morning. our cameras around greentree road. the intersection, flashing snow and slippery spots. this is the difference in the majors, the 42 freeway, schuylkill, vine street expressway. some roads still have a good amount of coverage. not seeing any problems reported because it's still early. a few accidents and disabled vehicles. west conshohocken at front street, here the roosevelt boulev

alternate route 73 skippack pike your best bet, then downed wires in coatesville as well, talking morebout this coming up in the next next ten minutes, jim, back over to you >> thank you shall meisha. coming coming up, an update on breaking news, a fire in feasterville, that's left firefighter injured. >> and we're live in delaware county where thousands of residents are still without power afterrinor'easter. and many of them could b out for several more days. >> and we're livet night's big moments at the oscars, back at the top of the hour. don't go away. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com getting an appointment with

but look at coatesville. we have rain coming down so we get a good picture of what's going on. reading, even a mix for you in berks county. westchester looking at the snow. new morgan, looking at snow. warrington, some snow. norristown looking at big heavy flakes of snow. look at the temperature profile. we are starting to drop close to freezing but we will see the temperatures going up tomorrow morning as we wrapped in that warm air. this is key to it. if we are a couple of degrees above that freezing mark, we are still going to get that wet, sloppy snow. now, the highest risk of power outages is where we will see the swath of heaviest snow coming in. right now, we are going to be breaking this down for you. as we head into some of the suburbs, you can see westchester, phoenixville, chester, we could see power outages because of the heavy snow bringing down tree branches and also powerlines. as we head into the pennsylvania suburbs from philadelphia into montgomery county, look at this. abington, north town, richland. even parts of philadelphia included in this, and over into

hit at the moment very hard in norristown, you're pretty degree it in malvern and downingtown, coatesvilleust a few flurries in west chester. picking up a little in chadds ford. right in the city, we're seeing mostly light snow but look at what's happening to some of the bands down to the south. this is still lifting up to the north and we look at the bands in the south and you're seeing those areas of lavender where it's really coming down good in berlin, not the case in cherry hill but in glassboro, on the new jersey turnpike near woodstown. so watching those bands really intensify south of the city right now. and through the morning, mostly slushy roads north and west and south and east many of the roads are wet but in those intense bands that we saw they're getting slushy as well. it's all getting worse, though, in the afternoon and that's what you got to watch for, the heavy wet snow, the gusty winds. we're going to talk about the latest thinking of this and where the heaviest snow is falling coming up in a few minutes matt. >> basically we want everybody to be back in their homes by

temperatures right now, 35 in philadelphia. 36 in coatesville. 34 in atlantic city. vineland 35.erybody is just above freezing. so we're seeing a little bit of slush out there. we're dropping below freezing tonight. 29 in wilmington. 29 in vineland. 29 in philadelphia around the same for coatesville out there. so let's move ahead now. this is going to be your day tomorrow. maybe we see some flurries tomorrow, and also into friday. we possibly could see some flurries. and saturday looks beautiful with sunshine. sunday clouds start to move. in we start with sun. and then by the time we get into monday torning, another coastal storm is approaching. this looks almost identical to the last two. i got to tell you, we're in a pattern every five days. so we'll have to wait and see. will it be a rain maker? close enough to bring us rain, snow? at this point too early to tell. but worth watching for monday. that's the monday time fraim. so tomorrow, 39 in philadelphia. 45 on the jersey shore. friday, 42 in philadelphia. 43 on the jersey shore. we move ahead to the weekend. and that's where

medical ford lake, parts of chester county, coatesville a line of intense downpours.as to the north, heavy. parts of the lehigh valley heavy rain. this is the leading edge of the system that will evolve into a nor'easter. that will bring us intense wind gusts and colder air to follow changing the rain to snow. pocono, 39. delaware valley mid to upper 40s with easterly winds, winds out of the northeast and northwest as the system evolves. satellite and radar, if you look at the streamlines, the little arrows, you can see right there, that's the first low. that's the parent low. now if you look here, you can see the coastal low beginning to form. when that takes over, it taps into tremendously strong winds and pulls down cold air. tomorrow morning, 7:00, cold air taking the lehigh valley and the poapoconos where we see the chae over, philadelphia with dry slotting. a low in the action. it doesn't last long. by lunchtime precipitation is back and changing to snow in south jersey. the evening commute, we are dealing with snow falling, high winds reduced visibility. the sy

reading in coatesville, no problem at all. trenton, half mile which is heavy. we're starting to see visibilities go down and northeast philly, mt. holly and in wrightstown but we still don't have issues across far south jersey. now the good thing is the temperatures above freezing everywhere except for the poconos. this snowmelting on the roads but when you have 50 mile an hour wind gusts and snow that heavy, you can't see so it's dangerous travel any way. 38 in philadelphia. these numbers are going down slowly during the day and the current wind gusts, we're seeing some pretty impressive gusts now. 52 miles an hour in wilmington, 47 in coatesville. we've seen gusts over 50 down toward parts of the jersey shore and the gusts as we go into the afternoon, 55 to 60 miles an hour in parts of the area, 7:00, similar story. that is the heart of the storm. 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. when the winds will be the strongest, still strong at midnight and tomorrow morning when the precipitation's over, it's still kind of gusty but it won't be as dangerous a wind as we're seeing this

allentown, coatesville, philadelphia. close to 40 miles per hour in wilmington. around 30 in atlantic city. gusty conditions this morning. those are going to stick with us the rest of today and breezy tomorrow. feels like temperatures are feeling like 26 in pottstown. 29 in wilmington. all due to strong winds and cold air ushered in from the storm yesterday. there is good news. the moisture moving on out. clouds still in place. we're getting peeks of sunshine. we're going to have today, mostly cloudy conditions with a few of those peeks of sun. and temperatures. they start to go up and melt the snow that may be on the grass out front. we'll talk about the temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >>> thank you. the storm certainly left the mark. a fallen tree blocking manayunk avenue in philadelphia. police taped off the block last night. crews will be out there today trying to clear it. >>> the storm turned deadly many montgomery county. a tree fell and crashed on a car in upper meriontownship. this is a tree that fell in a yard. nobody was hurt. >>>

coatesville 38. these wind gusts are ever changing. let's go hour by skmohour and w you through here. these are wind gusts not temperatures. the beach areas and along the jersey shore. inland, philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs we drop 25 miles per hour wind gusts. strong wind gusts out in the shore. inland, the rain comes to an end and we have wind gusts that are in that 20-30 miles per hour there. really don't taper off for much of the day. looking at 40 miles per hour wind gusts out there. between 8:00 and 11:00 tomorrow morning and 8:00 and 11:00 tomorrow night, seeing moderate flooding in those low lying areas. that is going to be our biggest concern tomorrow, the rest of the area basically, going to clear out. highest wind gusts 71 miles peb hour cape may. 61 in atlantic city, west grove 58. reading 58. and how about the snow total as soon as 22.5 inches near the poconos. 2.5 in doylestown. philadelphia international at 1.5 inches. some areas still reporting. look at this. temperatures tomorrow in the 40s. we will see that

coatesville, allentown waking up with us with temperatures below freezing at 30 degrees. satellite radar shots show conditions for us, but we are going to see blizzard conditions here across the dakotas and plains. and we'll also watch another piece of the system developing off the coast of carolinas. as these two interact and start to head our way, this is what we're watching as we push into wednesday, the potential for rain, a wintery mix or even snowfall as we head into the entire day wednesday. so the precipitation will start in the morning and we'll see another change oversimilar to what we saw friday. still a powerful storm is back in the forecast for us. as we go into the rest of today, center city daytime high is 48 degrees, summerton, 46 degrees. allentown, with our wind speeds it'll feel like we're in the 30s. delaware, wilmington, 49 degrees. 46 in smyrna. and as we push into your three-day forecast you'll see big changes on the way wednesday. we'll talk more up. >>> 11 minutes past 4:00. let's get you to work. >> jessica boyington, it's usually a good time to

gusts around 25 miles per hour in coatesville. philly, atlantic city at 32.hat's high enough that if you have a tree that was weakened yesterday, the roots have kind of lifted out but it hasn't fallen all the way over, one nice little burst and it may come down this morning or even into this afternoon. that's part of the reason we're under a first alert through 10:00 a.m. this morning. the current wind gusts don't die down. we're around 40 miles per hour gusts at noon. in the afternoon gusts around 30 miles per hour. so this isn't quite as strong. now we're shaping up better. that's this afternoon. through this morning watch out if you see something that looks weak, you may need to keep an eye on it or remove it yourself before it becomes a problem. as we run through the overnight and into your sunday morning, breezy to windy. gusts around 25 to 30 miles per hour. that pretty much stays the theme for the afternoon. gusts 25 at the shore. 30 miles per hour. tomorrow breezy. still under the influence of the system even though we will be dry over our weekend. co

these are the actual winds, not your gusts, 28 miles per hour in philadelphia. 17 in coatesville. 17n dover. it's not as windy as yesterday. it's not going to be. the wind speeds are going to be enough to shake things around. you can't pull out the furniture in the backyard yet. you have to worry about the weak branch in a tree if it haven't snapped yet, it may this morning. that's why we have this under the threats of our first alert. because the winds are so high and the temperatures have fallen now, those windchills are down. 22 in philadelphia. 26 in mount holly. and 21 in pottstown. you'll have to layer up before you head out. i had on quite a few layers this morning before i changed into the dress. look at the future wind gusts. noon, this afternoon, gusts around 35, 40 miles per hour. the highest are this afternomor. they weaken this afternoon. 4:00, 31 to 40 miles per hour. avalon and we stay windy into sunday. but just a little less windy. we're ticking down slowly. the system under the influence over us. gusts around 30 miles per hour sunday morning and more about 25 miles

five in coatesville, eight in wilmington. tomorrow, northwesterly winds, 35 miles per hour. steady.f 50 to 60 miles per hour. with winds like that, that will bring down trees and lead to power outages. we're starting off dry along with the light winds. of course we will get rain with this storm system, too. and that rain starts late today. most of the afternoon will be dry. this is moving in during the evening with the heavy rain on target for tonight. the strongest winds are still on target for tomorrow. 7:00 tomorrow morning, not that strong in philadelphia and wilmington. starting to pick up at the shore. 36 mile-per-hour winds for rehoboth beach in delaware. in the late morning hours, they get closer to 30 miles per hour for millville and wilmington. into the afternoon, here's the real wind. tomorrow afternoon for the ride home, winds of 50 miles per hour at wildwood. 45 mile-per-hour gusts in philadelphia. trees bringing down -- causing power outages. it will likely impact roadways, as well. the winds will continue into any evening. the flood threat is going to be increasing at

chester county, westchester to coatesville, all looking at that 5 to 9-inch range. and into the northern edge of philadelphia county. so, what we're looking at as we talking about that "first alert" for the pennsylvania neighborhoods all that we just showed you, south jersey and north delaware all looking at accumulating snow. brittney is going to run through the wide view of the region coming up. >> krystal, thanks for that. let's take a look at route 202. >> jessicas? has that. what are you seeing. >> route 209, not too bad right now. let's get ahead of the curve as we see any major delays but most look good. watching in which construction, right lane is blocked route 130 northbound. and you should be able to get by, and look around bustard road and fry road, we have a downed pole and closed road in darby paoli road. back over to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> left week's storms smashed cars, homes, property. we asked the experts what you need to do when you file storm damage insurance claims. >>> also, backyard craters. up next, what neighbors in chester county

right now we're generally right above that freezing mark. 34 in coatesville. 35 in philadelphia and wilmington mt. holly and trenton. 36 in atlantic city and 36 in dover, but we are going to drop down. it looks like we'll be right below the freezing mark. we expect a lot of upper 20s and some low 30s tonight across the area. that means all of that moisture out there is going to freeze. what's next? below freezing and ice forming overnight tonight. tomorrow morning you'll see ice and snow-packed roads. it will be messy and treacherous commute. midday it will be breezy. we'll see branches falling because there's a lot of snow on the trees and the power lines. tomorrow afternoon it is sunny and we may see some flurries. when we come back i'll have some pretty amazing snow levels to share with you. there's another system in the pipeline. we'll discuss that as well. >> that gets our attention, tammy. >>> conditions are finally calm on the schuylkill right now after a chaotic evening rush. you're looking at 76 and vine. earlier today the storm left drivers trapped for hours. the highway was more of

going out to coatesville chester county we see the snow coming down here along business 30 lincoln highwaybailey road a especially as you go to make the turn but the maple travel lanes of business 30 are just wet at this point. these roads have been treated. we're looking live now insçoo7yç northeast philadelphia and visibilities are down a bit because of the snow and rain that's falling. but this is the scene along 95 near cottman avenue and at this point again just wet southbound taillights are moving at an okay clip heading down towards center city. plymouth meeting and a live look at the mid-county toll plaza along 476 t-the blue route and then northeast extension. we had a crash on the northbound side of the northeast extension approaching lansdale but they just got that cleared out of the way. live look at our were buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge and it's wet this morning. speed restrictions in place on many of the area bridges but traffic is moving fine. not so good though coming off the tacony-palmyra bridge along 73 at 130. we've got downed wires all southbound lanes blocked, n

then also downed wires, in coatesville, so route 82, it is closed between kings highway and month see road. you're going to have to use an alternate here as well, reese ville road will be your best bet. rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. blistering colds night for customers still without power in delaware count. >> i trang do live in havertown where last fright's nor'easter left behind lots of damage. good morning again, trang. >> hey, good morning, jim, rahel. yes, residents going into their fourth day without power here. crews extremely busy, and this site things like this, tree across the roadway, pretty common site in neighborhoods here in havertown. this is glendale road and colonial drive. more than 2,000 customers are still without power here just in haverford township, across delaware county, that number is at more than 20,000 people. now, county officials declared disaster emergency saturday, due to the widespread power outages and trees brought down by friday's snow, winnie nor'easter, delaware county among the hardest hit areas, and has asked for the governor 's

suburbs where coatesville's at 32. west chester, we saw a good amount of snow come down. elroy, 33 degrees. lansdale, 31. 32 in hatboro. again, all the areas that are close to freezing have a good chance to see a lot of the snow icing over. windchills today, already started. our wind speeds staying strong. windchills feel like 27 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 25 when you head out in wilmington. only feeling like 27 in allentown. satellite radar shot shows lots of clouds, a few snow flurries mainly to the west of us. we have the system that's now out of our area, but still bringing snow to parts of boston. today, staying nice and dry. a chance of snow flurries pushing into friday. these will be isolated. this model is showing just a few outside of reading heading into tomorrow morning. we'll keep a close eye on that for you. a closer look at your neighborhood planner shows temperatures today staying close to 40. the feels-like temperature is going to make it feel like we're in the low 30s. the p.a. suburbs, actual temperatures, 38 by 2:00 a.m. lehigh value, around 38

taking a live look here on one of our traffic cameras here in coatesville. can see what we see in a lot of parts of the region, an accumulation there on the side of the roads, on the sidewalks and a slushy mix of water and snow and ice in the middle of the road. you might think it's just water. i wouldn't hit it going too fast. >> yeah, that slush that you're seeing there along business 30 can definitely be slippery. most of the highways at this point are just wet, which is good news if you have to head out this morning. let's head to delaware, see how we're doing by the christiana mall along route one at this point just wet. you might want to use route one instead of 301, that's still blocked near marlpit road because of a crash. and mass transit everything is a little bit off today because of the weather that we're experiencing and expecting. septa regional rails running their severe storm service plan, essentially in layman's terms that's just a saturday schedule with some enhancements. norristown high speedline is going to run every 20 minutes but they'r

in you're in upper chester, areas lie quakerstown or north of coatesville, i think you're snow for mosthy it's an hour by hour situation, and you need to keep checking in. by 9:00 we start to flip most of these areas to snow. it will be a heavy thumping in the afternoon hours. so the extension of the turnpike, the pennsylvania turnpike and more you'll be dealing with snow. we're looking at anywhere between 5 and 9 inches of snow with the highest numbers north and west, and the worst travel periods here tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. we'll have another update. tammie is showing storm ranger 10 in a few minutes. >>> next at 4:00, the lottery that could determine where your child goes to school. >>> and only at 5:00, it's called heart attack snow. how to probtect yourself. (phone buzzing) i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. it was my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price.

pot pottstown, quaker town, bluebell, allen town has improved, coatesville, not as bad, but philadelphiao far at the airport, still half mile. in north jersey, it's improved, so we are seeing changes in the weather pattern here in the storminess. so so we're seeing it shift where the heaviest snow is, but we're continue tog see these powerful gusts. 62 miles an hour. dover. 54, atlantic city. these are current gusts. 68 in philadelphia. not going to drop a whole not overnight tonight and that's good news. but tomorrow, we'll be melting, but it's going to be a windy day. we'll be right back. ♪ 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 both laugh) keep on scratchin'! >>> welcome back. what you're looking at here, this is east and market from our camera on top of lowe's hotel. visibility is very low. it

and then we have some downed wires, as well, in coatesville route 82, manor road, it is closed betweenyour alternate reese ville road is your best bet. lot of alternates to use. then we also have some emergency road work from earlier accident. and take a look at this new jersey turnpike southbound near burlington mt. holly. right lane compromised there. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. unbelievable stroke of luck during this weekend's storms in massachusetts, jeep parked in a driveway is all that stand between large tree and a house. glenn watson drove over to his mom's house, to help her through the heavy storm. and parked in the driveway like always does turns out that this casino every helped his mom needed. >> actually in line with the corner of the house, and where my family was, they could have been seriously injured or killed. >> if that wasn't there i wouldn't be here. >> hasn't been able to reach his insurance company yet but hoping he'll only need a new fenner. >> i think we can agree, small price, and glad his mom is okay. >> production underway in houston,

society hill, a little above freezing, 34. 32 in parkside. 31 in coatesville. west chester, below freezing. hatboro, we picked up good amounts of snowfall, closer to nine inches. 31 degrees. this is the combination that we're dealing with today, a lot of snow on the ground and below-freezing temperatures. the feels-like temperatures are down. feels like 26 degrees in philadelphia. feeling like 24 in pottstown. the next 12 hours, you'll notice the windchill will feel like low 30s all day. jessica boyington has a closer look. >> thanks of the starting 95 and cameras at woodhaven road. check the northbound side here. the see the vehicle that was on fire five minutes ago or so. it looks like they put out the fire here. they're still blocking northbound traffic. northbound traffic here almost stopped approaching the scene. any vehicles trying to get off here -- i don't know if they're allowing them to. that looks like another vehicle trying to get to the scene. maybe they're letting people to the shoulder. it's difficult to see. they're moving those amount of cars m

. >>> in chester county, this home's back porch in coatesville no match for the wind.ough the region today. crazy. >> this is what it looked like earlier this afternoon. southwest philadelphia the snow at times as you saw in brad's live shot it was just snowing horizontally. blowing the sidewalks making it hard just to walk down the sidewalk. >> as we take live look outside our studios in old city right now, tely a night to ay and in watch fox 29 and the worst of the storm not over by a long shot. scott fosses pore cast coming up in 15 seconds. >> nasty friday evening stepping outdoors. we're still dealing with the wind. we have the rain that changeed over to wet snow pretty much area wide as this system just kind of bombs out in the open waters of the atlantic. near hurricane force wind gusts around sections of new england. us, we'reealing with the whipping wind, the blowing snow. reduced visibility and we have thestal flood warnings through 2:00 a.m. on sunday. multiple high tide cycles to get through. add in the full moon and we're talking about minor flood to go ni

freezing for most of the area, philadelphia down to 29 degrees, 23 for allentown, 24 degrees in coatesville, and 27 in wilmington. again, the concern is going to be black ice. coming up we'll talk more about a potential nor east are 'easte nor'easter number three. i'll tem you about that in just a bit. >> well, you can stay up to date on the weather conditions ant storm cleanup in your neighborhood, just download the nbc 10 app and get first alert forecast at your fingertips. plus updates on power outages and school lowsings the. >>> take a look at this. our traffic camera was rolling as they worked to put out the flames. this was around 6:00. we're told no one was hurt. >>> let's check in with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter boy boil for a look at the roads. >> nothing like that now, that was a pretty serious accident and closed 95 down for the better part of an hour, hour and a half or so. we're watching the schuylkill expressway here and on the westbound side some delays approaching south street. right after this on-ramp it's stop and go bafs crash up ahead. there are people out walk

we're look at 5 to 9 inches of snow in areas like coatesville, west ghosha, norristown, plymouth meet, in abington you're in that 5 to 9 inch range. bucks county you will be in the 5 to 9 inch rain of heavy, wet, sloppy snow. we gave you the lehigh valley and the suburbs. we're fwrak cown for philadelphia, south jersey and delaware in the next half hour. >> this is a one-two punch for many in our area. this looming second storm could slow down crews working to get lights back on after the first storm. cleanup in and around philadelphia seems to be an never ending project. crews were clearing away limbs from fallen trees overnight to help traffic flow and restore power. here are the latest outage numbers. peko rorgtd 20,000 customers are still in the dark and cold. ppl has 1500 homes and business offline, scattered outages remain for del mar va, ac electric and pc&g customers. dray is out there with frustrated homeowners. dray. >> reporter: this is a urban avenue here, one of those blocks where people are still living without power in the is the problem. large trees that were ripped up

coatesville, 8 inches of snow. plymouth meeting 8 inches of snow. and about 4.5 fell in about an hour and a half's worth of time. so a lot of snow all at once. it's what we call that thump that came through. it was just a heavy pounding of snow. and then the intensities lightened up. upper gwinnett, about 7 3/4 in upper gwinid. this was an old total. we'll have to see if we can get an update. the totals have been a little slow today coming in here. if you want the measure it, measure three spots. take those numbers, average them together. and post to our face book our or nbc philadelphia twitter account. i would love to see some of those numbers. newark 6.6. edgemoore 6 inches of snow in new castle county. new castle county airport 5.1 inches of snow. and some of these numbers are dated. the reports have been coming in very slowly. 2 inches in princeton. 1.5 in mount holly and yardville 1.5 inches of snow. one of the beauties, and i'm going to plot them on our computer system is we get the storm reports into the system. we can get information on the

nugget lives in coatesville. and nugget's mom penny hunt sent this in.aving the time of his life, folks. that's the way to do it. she calls it a doggy snow angel. just keep going. get my nose in there. loving it. love nugget that is so awesome. thank you, penny for sending that in. our coverage continues. >> it's been an eventful day in the weather center for sure. and tammie, you have been tracking this storm for days. >> we have. we were tracking this storm before the one that hit last friday. and you know what? when i come back, we'll talk what might happen sunday night and monday. i know. tmi. you didn't want to hear that. >>> and the snow stopped. now it's cleanup time in allentown. we'll show you what's going on, coming up. >>> you're watching continuing first alert weather storm coverage on nbc 10. count on it. >> the heavy snow out there. it is toppling trees. watch this right here. there it goes. a homeowner in northeast philadelphia sent us this video of his tree, just going down. it looks like it came close to landing on a few parked cars ther

look a little closer at some of this right now and storm tracker showing malvern, downingtown, coatesvillee 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 starting to take over as it gets a little closer to the city so we're watching this begin to change. changes back to snow later on and i'll show that you one in a minute. let's look at satellite and radar right now. and we can see this area of low pressure, the storm just starting to take shape. it's got a lot of moisture to work with right now. future tracker6 showing at 8 o'clock this morning that we're going to see snowfall through the i-95 corridor dipping into parts of south jersey. we advance this to 11 o'clock and that's when it's starting to really pick up in intensity. y

around 30 in allentown and coatesville and 30 for atlantic city.to cause a mess throughout your morning. >>> speaking of mess, look at this. this is a tree that fell down on city avenue. traffic had to get around it cutting through the shopping center. all four lanes here blocked. >>> if you're heading out to catch a train or bus, you'll want to check with septa and amtrak. amtrak us a pended service for the northeast 9:00. septa is having service problems on a number of lines. shuttle buses are appropriating from darby to township line road. if you're flying out of philly international your plane may not be taking off. the airport tweeted just a short time ago there are still some delays from the storm. almost 100 flights cancelled for today. keep the nbc 10 app handy as we track the winds and potential for coastal flooding. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another uptate. >>> good morning. deadly nor'easter. a relentless winter storm unleashing fury along the east coast. at least seven people killed with countless water rescues and more lives at

take a look at coatesville, only 28 degrees.ay. we expect wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour and the potential for heavy snow. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> moving through deptford and the 42 freeway big delays. up to 295 or the philadelphia area some pretty slow spots. pretty heavy in both directions. but an earlier crash and not too far behind on the northbound side the schuylkill. >> remember first alert weather and traffic on weekday mornings from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. >>> bill cosby returns to court for pretrial hearing. prosecutors will and the judge to allow as many as 19 women to testify in the assault case. >>> ed pawlowski is starting a letter writing campaign to see if he can get a lean niant sentence. ♪ it is 8:00 on "today." coming up hollywood's biggest night. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> from the films to the fashion. we break down the night's big hits and misses. >>> game, set, savannah. after months of practice, is savannah's big match against roger federer and bill gates is here. and she