cape may is after 9:00 and close to 10:00 o'clock tonight there in lewis, delaware. we will talk about the weather headlines and what you can expect for rest of tonight. we have got coastal concerns, for our saturday night, even into early tomorrow morning, the wins will slack even a bit gusting to 25 to 35 miles an hour tonight, and it is brisk, chilly, and we have got more weather as we track into the rest of next week. those details coming up with the accu weather forecast, walter. >>> lets move to "action news" reporter trish hartman who joins us live from davis avenue in blue mall, in delaware county, trish. >> reporter: hi, walter i want to show you one example of the damage here in this area, this tree was just snapped in, half by the strong, wins that have been experiencing, and toppled right over, now this was one that felon to i lawn erines, on hoehuind us here i run generator. we have talk to a couple people in this neighborhood without power. latest numbers from peco more than 72,000 customers are without power here in delaware county at last check abe mo

the majority of those outages are in delaware county. some people lucky enough to get pow are stored after more than three days. >> that's why i needed a generator. >> my thermostat with our fireplace on went from 49 degrees up to 71. oh, my god, me and my wood are at the window clapping. we've never been out this long. >> it is rough for people out there. thanks for joining us. >> we know many of your neighborhoods are littered with downed trees and power lines from friday's storm. our team of reporters have been out in the hardest hit areas as crews are trying to get their work done before round two. that's why we want to prepare you for what's to come. nbc104 weather is tracking the big nor'easter and more messy commutes in the middle of the week. following the track of this storm. >> tammie, march is on a roll. what do we know? >> we know it's likely to produce more snow but lower winds. it's weakening from the winds we just had. we have to be very conscious of that. the first alert is all of the pennsylvanian suburbs, from i-95 to l

delaware beaches.s at the beaches there as well? >> yes, but especially some of the delaware bay areas like lewis is the most vulnerable of all of the delaware beaches. we have all of this rain that is coming through the area. and not a whole lot of wind tonight. the rain is in the green. not a lot of wind this evening. wake up tomorrow morning and you might think there's not much of a storm. start ing ing to get cranked up. 41 at lewis. these are gusts. even in the morning. that may be the strongest wind in our entire area at that time. and then toward lunchtime, 50 miles an hour gusts in wilmington and in georgetown. that's not the highest. it gets higher. 60 by 6:00 tomorrow in wilmington. and this computer model has it changing over to snow while you have a 60 mile an hour wind gust. just picture that. big, wet snow flakes flying at 60 miles an hour. that reduces the visibility during the afternoon rush. it's still raining across the rest of delaware. but still very, very windy. gusts up near 60. a

cloud cover holding on across the coastal plain, delaware bay area, delaware bucnties seeing clouds atlehigh county starting to see sunshine. that cloud cover is still associated with that huge storm. this was our nor'easter that hit friday. this thing spans some 1500 miles from west to east sitting across the atlantic right now. the cloud cover this mornipen up this afternoon and see some sunshine. sun and clouds breezy and chilly highs around 46. guys? >> all right chris, thank you. trees continue to topple across the region. this big one cameshine in delaware county overnight. the car that was crushed. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> take a look at this the action cam where a tree snapped and fell over. it's partially blocking one lane forcing drivers to go around the debris. >>> nearly 142,000 people are still in the dark this morning, mostly due to fallen trees across the region. here's a look at the latest outages. peeporting 122,000 still in the the majority are in delaware and montgomery counties. pse&g says its number is down to just over 600 outages. delmarva has 3200 withou

winter weather advisory for new jersey and delaware counties adjacent to i95. between now and and 3:00 will leave a quick accumulation especially on untreat surfaces between 3:00 and 10:00 a.m. the snow will back off, it will be spotty with more rain especially southeast starting around 9:00, 10:00 marked the snow will intensive and the actually nor'easter. as far as precipitation type, you can see where the mix is generally right around the city and points south and east all snow and heavy snow for the north and west suburbs up towards the poconos and mainly rain for the shore and delaware. this could end as accumulating snows in those areas, i'll show you are our latest i'll have tweaks to it in the past hour or, so stay tuned for that. william talk about the winds. as well. >>> penndot crews are in position. they spent much of the day brining roads. one of the higher know stole thes by the time it's all said and done. >> reporter: in we went from tiny little pellets to essentially what you're seeing, we're starting to see a bit of accumulation on the pavemen

and delaware communities. as we look at visibility just mentioned this one, lower visibility especially in those afternoon hours. if you're driving home from work around 4:00 p.m. it's not good for you. there is a chance particularly in new jersey up to the 95 corridor for some thunder. meaning along the coastline rain, but thunderstorms possible a little further north. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now with a check on the roads. watching 295 to start. and our cameras right around route 38. so we're still watching some of the same from what we were seeing all morning long. the accumulation from the center me median and onto the grassy areas. we're not seeing the same amount of cars, either. this morning's commute is little lighter than what we would normally see. also in pennsauken township we have some updates. it looks like they may have opened up southbound 73. i'll have oo double-check in the southbound side of route 130 was closed down. and also watching flooding on roosevel

they played delaware -- play delaware in the quarterfinals this afternoon. >>> instead of using brutece, neighbors used a shovel to come to the aid of a stuck septa trolley after the trolley got stuck in the snow in philadelphia's honesburg neighborhood. the neighbors pitched in and took turns digging it out. >> a snowstorm brings people together, doesn't it? >> it really does. >>> today it will be back to school and work for most families across our area. at least they had fun with the snow. >> great snowman out here. >> i'm throwing snowballs. >> we found people sledding and getting in snowball fights in chester and delaware counties yesterday. what fun. it was wet, good packing snow. look at this viewer video. >> whoa! >> that's big air. that's in the olympic spirit. the sledder flew down a big hill in kennett square. nice! we always want to see your pictures and videos. we love to share them. send them through our free nbc10 app. just scroll down to the bottom and just click on "see it, share it." makes it so easy. >> yeah. since we're the olympic station. that video will come in

power outages, downed trees remain in delaware county., when residents can expect some relief. meisha?trang, we have a little bit of everything ot we? onhis monday morning, storm debris, blockg work, coy go on an on, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, it is 6:30, here's what you need to know to stay in the morning minute. today is march 5th, 2018. >> breaking news out of brooklyn new york where part of a building collapse on firefighter. >> firefighter hurt on the job in bucks county. >> we just learned some new details, we've learned that that firefighter fell through the second floor bathroom down to the first floor. >> we have no heat, nothing. >> been very difficult weekend for many people here in delaware county. and for some, they're not out of the woods just>> comedian bis to court for his sexual assault retr

winter weather advisory for new jersey and delaware counties adjacent to i95. between now and and 3:00 will leave a quick accumulation especially on untreat surfaces between 3:00 and 10:00 a.m. the snow will back off, it will be spotty with more rain especially southeast starting around 9:00, 10:00 marked the snow will intensive and the actually nor'easter. as far as precipitation type, you can see where the mix is generally right around the city and points south and east all snow and heavy snow for the north and west suburbs up towards the poconos and mainly rain for the shore and delaware. this could end as accumulating snows in those areas, i'll show you are our latest i'll have tweaks to it in the past hour or, so stay tuned for that. william talk about the winds. as well. >>> penndot crews are in position. they spent much of the day brining roads. one of the higher know stole thes by the time it's all said and done. >> reporter: in we went from tiny little pellets to essentially what you're seeing, we're starting to see a bit of accumulation on the pavemen

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> wednesday afternoon and the big story on "action news" this noon is a nor'easter. >> a light snow is falling in montgomery county and other parts in the region are seeing rain and a messy mix. and taking a live look at claymont in newcastle delaware. a heavier brand of snow is pushing through right now. we have crews covering the conditions around the region but we begin with karen rogers and chris sowers tracking the latest on the storm. >> we are look agent stormtracker 6 live double scan we notice we looked at this the intensification of the storm we have is lightning strikes near cape may giving the idea that the area of low pressure is starting to really ramp up. here is what we see with this. the storm is intensifying as we speak and peaking through 4:00 today. we'll hear rumbles of thunder with this as we have already seen thunder and lightning along cape may. the strongest winds are maintained along the

delaware county where it's already coming down.hawnette wilson is standing by in wynnewood, montgomery county, but let's begin tonight with kathy orr. kathy, you just tweaked your forecast. >> oh, we are definitely tweaking this forecast. the trend is colder and that means more snow and you saw chris he's in the snow chadds ford seeing the snow and you can see it on ultimate doppler. now we'll take a zoom in. this is our doppler triple sweep our life radar you can real seal where the coming down even parts of south jersey, delaware county, chester county into lower parts of montco and into northern philadelphia so snow moving in temperatures still above freezing. so not sticking to the surfaces just yet but will start accumulating on the grass. look at the temperatures though. falling pretty rapidly in wilmington 35 degrees. philadelphia 37. by tomorrow morning still in the 30s but we have that on shore flow down the shore. temperatures really above freezing 38 in millville. 42 in wildwood and heavy rain philadelphia on that border

thirty in dover, delaware. wind speeds, well, breezy out there this morning. that is why wind chills are in the 20's. they are 14 miles an hour breeze with to 22-mile an hour wind gust not as extreme as last week but still on the breezy side. 48 degrees today. forty-six thomas we continue to clean up from the last storm, and just when you have all that completed, rain, changing over to snow, windy, on wednesday, another mess, by thursday, it should be out of here, may linger into thursday morning we will see how fast it gets out of here. pretty chilly on friday and should be sunny object saturday, and we hope to extend that sunshine into sunday but right now we have a chance of, some rain in the afternoon, for our parade, on sunday, but the parade is rain or shine, bob kelly. >> that is correct i will leave a pot of gold on your desk for you, make it for that sunday. forecast, good morning, everybody. 5:18. live look at 422 from montgomery county, collegeville, royersford, no problems or delays on your major roadways. you will see debris on the side, shoulder

so as you can see, still a lot of work to be done here in delaware county. but for now live in havertown, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you >> big mess out there, thank you, trang. >> meanwhile utility companies are making progress repairing downed power lines, right now more than 55,000 peco custom remembers still in the dark. 5700 for customers for ppl. most power has been restored for ac electric cuss em ers, but still scattered outages, 1100 for delmarva, also scattered outages for se and g >> and when we're not on the air we are bringing you up-to-date information on line the latest on power outages, storm clean up and much more just head to our website cbsphilly.com. >> meanwhile new this morning, a mystery in southwest philadelphia. an elderly woman is shot while sleeping in her bed and now police want to know where the bullet came from. this happened around 12:30 a.m. this morning, the 79 year old was in bed and her first floor apartment on the 7100 block of grant place. somee fired shot through the woman's window hitting he

. >>> residents across the delaware and lehigh valleys are in the dark for 48 hours. action cam was in delaware county where a downed tree and snarled power lines blocked wynnfield drive. crews worked to cut you up a massive tree that fell on power lines on ellis road. we checked on the outages minutes ago, there are 55,000 customers without power most in montgomery and delaware counties. most other utilities have the lights back on for most of the customers, ppl and the lehigh valley have 5500 outages in the area. >>> could be another rough start for stocks, investors are trying to get used to the volatile 2018. maribel aber joins us live from the that his 6abc.com in time square. >> reporter: stocks closed out the week with a mixed trading center. the futures point to mixed open. february jobs report are due out this week. another big w panther took in $56 million in ticket sales in less than 3 weeks, black panther has raked in $500 million in the u.s., worldwide closing in on $1,000,000,000.898 million in sales. black -- $1 billion. $898 million in sales. >>> while

right now and spread nothing to central delaware.ure weather showing us dealing with this snowfall into the next couple of hours seven or 8:00 and then tapers off seeing lingering snow showers, potentially mixed with rain as we head in the nine or 10:00 o'clock hour and then by midnight this moisture starts to move out of here and we will start to get a break but we could see snowfall snow,, coat to go 2 inches across the area, up toward poconos but we are seeing significant snowfall totals, could pick up two to 4 inches as we head in the next several hours but overall, tonight, could see lingering snow showers, otherwise mostly cloudy, still windy though 35 degrees our overnight low and as we head in your day tomorrow, partly sunny, still windy but we can deal with these wins, northerly at 15 to 25 miles an hour with gusts at about 35 miles per hour, which is, not the case of what we are seeing right now in ocean city , 54 miles an hour wind gusts right now, 52 miles an hour win gustness atlantic city, 47 in philadelphia and check o

in delaware some issues though. there's a crash still closing 301.ane road or route one can get you around it and some flooding along old state road. on the mass transit front we've got abnormal schedules today. septa regional rails running on a saturday schedule. norristown high speedline running every 20 minutes but they're saying:f< expect delays. patco on a snow emergency schedule so those times are going to be a little different than normal, karen. >> when we look at this temperature profile we could see we're at or above freezing everywhere right now and likely staying that way. it looks like we'll stay in the low to potentially mid 30's through the day. so right now a lot of snow is melting but that's not going to be the case later on as the snow intensifies and comes down heavily and kind of brings down its own cold air. we are concerned about how power outages -- more power outages. places like delaware county who already got hit so hard with this. snowfall rates of one to 2 inches per hour. thundersnow is possible. it's a heavy wet snow. wh

but just witsken air yo in the delaware, for the delaware folks, here if philadelphia, no parking on the snow emergency routes, if you got to go the best way to do it would be the broad street subway, frank frankford line running around the clock, trains every eight minutes on regular weekday schedule, back over to you. >> hold on, bob. >> yes. >> this show has been on the air for 20 years, right? >> right. >> we have pulled out a five box. now, we have two's, three's, four's, boom. we have a five box. >> team coverage. look at that. >> i might even except a team coverage open. i don't know. >> oh,. >> we don't have it yet. okay, we will work on that. i don't know to say. i've never seen a five box. >> you're very excited. let's do it. >> so lauren johnson in bucks county, karen hepp this delaware count, thomas drayton in camden county and jenn frederick in montgomery county. but we can't forget steve. he has moved now in bethlehem. lehigh county. >> that's the five box for you, ladies and gentlemen. >> wow, steve. >> by the way our boxes cents are live, we don't just put the promo p

even the delaware bay could see minor flooding. after this morning's high tide, every additional tide from that point on will get better. minor tidal flooding expected tonight and minor tidal flooding s the storm pulls away. cape may harbor, this morning's high tide, 8:44 a.m. that's when we are expecting the moderate flooding. this evening high tide, minor tomorrow morning minor flooding. same thing for steel pier in atlantic city. 30 miles per hour in trenton, 37 in wilmington and cape may 30 miles per hour. look at this, the winds yesterday afternoon near hurricane-force wind speeds in dennisville, cape may county, 71 miles per hour. cape may reported 68-mile an hour wind gusts. allentown, 60-mile an hou norm winds 62 miles per hour. fore forcted l 46 degrees is thebetween 35 and hoasionally afternoon. ng in just a another pottleay be blame for one death in the region, a 57-year-old man was killed wheree crashed down on to a in montgomery county. police telling "action news" this happened at 7:00 p.m. on south gulph road between

let's go into northern delaware and into central delaware. cason could see 5.8 inches, delaware city, 3.2. you are going to see rain predawn. the heaviest snow will start to move in tomorrow in the afternoon, with high confidence, we could see that lehigh valley and berks county, you could see 12 inches. maybe a few areas higher. look at this. landon at 11.5 inches. it's going to be all snow in that area. finally, let's go out to the beaches. not much. we are going to see rain, perhaps a thunderstorm. this is a rain event. a quick burst of snow is what you will get and our final stop, south jersey, yes. you could see some accumulations in south jersey that could be mount laurel, 4.5 inches, you will see showers, rain, rain mix, and that heavy snow tomorrow afternoon that will move into your neighborhood . and it looks like the entire area, with the exception of the beaches, is going to be doing some shoveling. so, get ready for that. guys, back over to you. >>> and here's a live look at the ben franklin parkway. as you can see, the snow has s

you were in delaware city.e moved north and west and a little inland from the delaware river. that's at home depot. you can see on my jacket. it is now raining a little bit here at 5:30. certainly not a downpour. you hear the all the stuff that glen fwst grand strand says. none of us like anything he just said. it's not a good thing. i talked to people were at the hospital, which is a lot of people on the plaza. and they said you know what, whatever comes tomorrow, we have to deal with it. take a listen. >> we have to go to work any way we don't get snow days. we pretty much have to show up to work. you just go really slow and whatever happens happens. >> reporter: i'm right there with you. that's what we do when the weather happens, we go out and work longer days. we want to keep you at home safe. here's our plan. coming up for 6:00, we'll get in the jeep and fire up the camera in the front and drive up the highway and show you what's going on in wilmington. we'll see if it's raining heavier. you can see the l

there's a heavy bands of r pennsylvania/delaware state line.t depends on where you are, bob brooks down the shore saying it's nice. gray hall saying it stinks along the schuylkill expressway. kind of a similar situation here in delaware county with mobile 6. take accuweather with you as you head out the door, get updates on the storm with our free 6abc app it includes live views anytime center storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. >>> switching gears here, three south jersey school districts close due to a threat it will reopen with police on patrol. a ten-year-old student is charged with making terroristic threats and causing false public alarm. a teacher received an e-mail from him threatening to shoot up two schools in gloucester county. two students from delsea high school were charged with making threats last weekend. >>> in delaware, a 17-year-old girl's conviction has been overturned in a bathroom attack that led to a girl's death. the supreme court ruled that the girl could not have now and then that the girl had an u heart the parent

and high confidence it's a lot of rain south jersey and delaware. confidence with the mixing going on along i-95. there is a battle zone rain to sleet to snow. and if it sleets a lot. in certain areas it will cut down your numbers, but again as we look at the expected snowfall maps. this 10 to 16 is a very good bet in all of those areas in the purple to the north and west. nothing much to the south and east and 1 to 3 dover and atlantic city. and this area chads work salem 3 to 6 inches of snow. and right along i-95 this is the battle zone. if you mix with sleet for a good period of time it will be closer to 6. and if all snow are you closer to 10 or more even more in the city of philadelphia and mount holly and trenton but depending on the track. 10 to 16 if you are in this area it's a good bet. we'll talk about power outages and the weight of the snow. where it is all snow 1 to 2 inches an hour blinding snow and even thundersnow is possible with this storm. to show how powerful it will be. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast windy with th

to the delaware river. the philadelphia office of emergency management reminds drivers not to drive through flooded roads. here's a live picture. photographer pete cane is live there. yesterday we saw people driving through high-water. this is result of friday's storm and this storm. >> yeah, you're seeing a truck coming right there there now. they've got a higher axle there, but still i wouldn't drive through my own personal vehicle in that. you might get into big trouble doing that. let's get now to brittney shipp and find out the latest forecast. >> in philadelphia those heavy, wet snowflakes coming down. throughout most of the region, here's a break down of some of our impacts we expect to deal with for today. we expect a poor commute heading to work and especially coming home from work. heavy, wet snow will start to accumulate into the late hours and afternoon. we could see more power outages. that's going to be a concern for us as well. and plus we factor in the wind gusts. breezy now but we'll see wi

let's go to delaware. state was one of the first places to see the snow come down last night. this is viewer video of the flakes flying in smyrna on route 100 at dickerson street. taking a live look out across penn's landing and you might look out there and go that's not so bad, those are just wet roadways. i can get where i need to go. that's the view right now at 6:39 but by lunchtime maybe even earlier that's going to start to really accumulate and look different so if you can stay in at all today, that is your best bet. >> except for our big snowfall fight. karen and i are captains. i select tam. you can get bob. >> i'll be behind you. >> all right, i'll get there one. i'm going to win anyway. let's talk about what you can expect today with this snow. snow will be heavy and wet, kind of tough drippy for snowball fights but it's going to be coming down really good later this morning. it will be hard to shovel and remove. send the kids out there to help you out and it will stick to trees and wires and th

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> tuesday afternoon the big story on "action news" is the next nor'easter the monster storm is coming together right now even as thousands of residents remain without power. >> crews are racing to bring the lights back on before the arrival of round two. and this time we are expecting up to a foot of snow in places and potentially damaging winds. our team coverage starts with melissa magee in for david murphy tracking the latest forecast from accuweather. >> we are tracking the storm as we go through the rest are of this evening and throughout the day on wednesday as well. we have a winter storm warning in philadelphia from pointses north and west and it goes into effect 7:00 p.m. and lasts through wednesday evening and a winter storm watch for the blue shaded counties interior section ises of south jersey and for northern delaware. the greatest impacts are in philadelphia and points to the north and west. as far

the delaware bay. it's rough on the bay, 2 to 3-foot waves. 8 to 14 feet on the oceanfront from sandy hook to wildwood and cape may. you can thank the winds and the center of the nor'easter for roughing up the seas here. philadelphia, 31. cape may, 24. 45 miles per hour in the poconos. allentown, 32. trenton, 31 miles per hour. the good news is, most locations, it is lone exception to that is the poconos. everybody else well above the freezing mark of 32. it's 40 in wilmington, 42 in dover. 41 in cape may. philadelphia, 38. the lehigh valley 37. reading, 37 degrees. all that snow and ice should start melting today, especially the more sun you see, the high sun angle will melt the snow and ice, as well. satellite and radar there's the center of the storm, what's happening you can see how huge the storm is, we're taking all the water, here's halifax, november scotch i can't, -- nova scotia. we're taking all this water and piling it onshore. there's a coastal flood warning for the jersey shore and the del

for now live in delaware county. cbs-3 mobile watcher anita oh >> thank you amtrak slowly getting back to normal after yesterday's storm. starting at 6:20 this morning the rail line is resuming modified service between washington and new york. service resumes between new york and boston starting at 8:40. amtrak keystone service is operating on modified service plan and septa is resuming some regional rail service this morning. of course, we have all of those links on our home page. just go over to cbsphilly.com. meantime busses were running yesterday, but a tree fell on top of this septa bus. as it headed west on the schuylkill expressway near the gladwynn exit. there were passengers on board that bus fortunately, no report of injuries. the westbound lanes there wereed for ove that tree wasly away. check your flight status before hea philadelphia international airport warns travelers should expect to see residual flight impact today. the nor'easter just hammered the airport with snow, and strong winds, and officials

we have a first alert south jersey and northern delaware.ing to thursday morning at 7:00 and start to see that very late tuesday night mixing in with rain. we're concerned of accumulating snow and a lot of it. we will see messy commutes thursday morning, more of a rain-snow mix unless you're in the upper suburbs of lehigh valley and straight snow. wednesday evening, a nasty commute for everybody. we're looking at more

and mostly rain expected along the delaware shore and jersey beaches. i think this model showing the line starts to edge close to philly. philly may stick with just wet snow, but there may be more rain in areas like camden, glossner county. why? that's the ocean air sweeping in. that's going to bump up the temperatures. bam, just like that, the cold air is going to wrap in. notice the arrows are going to turn. snow the snow starts to dig further south. and look at that 10:00 to the afternoon, that is a heavy snow and very hard and nearly impossible to drive in. and this is going to continue as we progress through about 5:00 in the evening. and then the snow is going to start to pull out of the area, and we should start to dry. and by the time we get into your thursday morning temperatures are cold but the snow is no longer in place. we'll talk more about the local impacts coming up. >> thank you, krystal. let's get a look at the blue route this morning. >>> look at that snow. the roads aren't too bad. they're a little slushy in some spots and you can se

in delaware county a home was severely damaged by a falling tree. that tree smashed right through the second floor. thankfully no one was hurt. delaware county saw the most power outages due to this nor'easter. >>> and in quaker town, a tree fell into a roam this happened on camp rock hill road. it landed on the bedroom of a 19-year-old girl. she was not injured. >> warming centers are open to help people in the storm's aftermath and we put a link to the available shelters on 6abc.com. the poconos got more than a foot. a warming center is open at stroudsburg high school. >>> people up in new england got lashed by the nor'easter as well. it knocked out power to many. it also left some communities under water. >> reporter: on the second day of a powerful nor'easter, high tides surging several feet in scituate, massachusetts. at times the winds gusting up to 90 miles per hour. tides and winds surging through the streets. the massachusetts governor declaring a state of emergency. the national guard busy all night rescuing over 100 people in the town of

inte delaware, smyrna, feels like 33. i'm tracking changes, but for now the big story is the messy roads through the commute. we'll send it over to jessica boyington for a closer look. >> it's obviously not going to look like yesterday afternoon. we're only seeing improvements from here on out. 95 at cameras at academy road, they're empty now. they look primarily wet. at least they're not slushy and snow covered. for now, both directions are okay. the on and off ramps and the secondary roads i think will be the worst of it this morning. 45 miles per hour for a speed restriction over the new jersey turnpike all the way down south from the delaware memorial bridge and both directions up to south brunswick around exit a. 45 miles per hour, speed restrictions because of tricky road conditions there, too. and also watching 295, our cameras around route 30. both directions on 295, the white horse pike, not seeing big problems, delays, or accidents right now. >>> right now, tens of thousands of people are waking up in the dark f

>> delaware pelted by mother nature's fury. ch trees winds that whipped through the region as a nor'easter brings a mix of rain and snow. >>> a pleasant good morning toy morning, the big story on "action news," the aftermath of the nor'easter that blew through the delaware valley just yesterday, what a sight it was it left a wide path of downed trees, of course across the area. trees fell on top of the cars, and unfortunately, in one case, the driver was killed. another person was taken to the hospital with head injuries. already grounds andds were no match for the nor'easter as it hammered our area. we have live team coverage. nor'easter meteorologist chris sowers keeping track of the winds that will continue today. "action news" reporter, bob brooks has been surveying the damage him we begin with chris sowers. criminals. good morning to you gray, the winds are whipping around out here. we were talking about this earlier, the heavy wet snow sticks to everything, it's great packing snow, but i look to the left the power lines h

it happened in havertown delaware county. a transformer caught fire. a driver hit the brakes on his car as another tree fell hitting his hood. luckily, the driver was not hurt. >>> also in delaware county, several trees toppled over next to this house in drexel hill yesterday. you can see the pile of broken branches next to the home. the falling tree just missed causing major damage to the house. >>> if you are without power and your phones and tablets getting low on juice, comcast opened up xfinity stores to log in and power up. go to any store and bring your devices. comcast, by the way, is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> happening now, part of roosevelt boulevard is shut down because of this accident. the driver crashed into a tree at the boulevard and friendship street in may fair just after 4:00 this morning. medics rushed a woman to the hospital in critical condition. all southbound lanes are closed between friendship street and cottman avenue. keep that in mind if you're headed out. >>> let's go to south jersey. news out of atlantic county whe

, all across the delaware vale.n montgomery county this morning, jen, good morning. >> good morning to you guys. so, we're in douglas ville. and as you can see, there is some snow on the roads, but it is not really sticking. we talked about this earlier. the cool thing ♪ 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'! ♪ ♪ heard you had a hard day. i had a bad day too. i forgot my briefcase. there i was, at work... ♪ ♪ feed his kindness, where there's jif, there's love. >> good morning, light rain and winds will pick up around 8:00 this morning, sue will update in you just a moment all across the area, let's head to up steve and see what he's dealing with up in allentown, steve, good morning >> well, i s

northern delaware. only thing left out are central and south delaware and the jersey shore. our biggest concern with this storm is the snow. the heavy wet snow that is going to fall. we are going to have messy commutes. wednesday morning it will be a bit on the messy side, but wednesday evening going to be a nightmare. heavy snow, and it is going to fall on a lot of the trees that have weakened. we will get gusty winds. not 70 miles per hour like the last storm. instead 35 to 40 miles per hour range. you are going to hear cracking branches and that means trouble. here is our system, coming out of the northern planes and the midwest where it is churning all day long. it is going to meet up with this low coming up the coast. the low is going to take over all of the energy and moving by rather quickly. you can see here it is going to blanket us with snow and some of us are going to be doing a lot of shoveling. back if a few minutes and we will talk about how much snow will fall in your neighborhood and the timing of when it arrives. >> all of this while people still in the dark

most are in delaware montgomery county. ppl still has almost 29,000 outages. half are in monroe county which got buried under 20-inches of snow in some spots there. >> 6abc.com has the updated watches and warnings for our next storm assault's' cecily was mentioning plus multiple live views from live six. check it often. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. >> all right, matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center monday night. hey, matt, how was your weekend. >> there was a lot of recovery involved this weekend, rick and sharrie, after that crazy afternoon friday. but hey, we're gearing up, let's do it again midweek i guess. this afternoon at least things are dry here on the vine street expressway but nonetheless, still packed in both directions. had a disabled vehicle up ahead on the eastbound side approaching 95. off to the side but we're still jammed both ways along 676, the vine street expressway. if you're hopping on 95 northbound a little extra heavy because of an earlier disabled vehicle up around woodhaven road. jammed there. starts back a

he is in delaware he is seeing just snow. wind as the 12 miles an hour in marshall ton.peratures hovering around freezing snow rain mix and 2.1, he says slushy on the roadways and we are seeing snow coming down, now moderate in intensity in center city philadelphia as we look live at 16th street we will see snow covered on the grass surfaces temperatures right around freezing, 33 with the northeasterly wind at 13, so that wind chill temperature cold feels like 24. here's is an area of low pressure main energy over midwest, secondary low along the coast that will be our main energy that will drive our weather as we head in the second half of the day, that is off to the south at this point we are not even seeing main energy still unapproached but we are getting all this moisture lifting in across the delaware valley and seeing uniformed precipitation across south jersey, i-95 corridor and burlington county where we are seeing these dark purple returns, so tabernacle, pemberton, lumberton medford lakes seeing snow coming down moderate in intensity. down the shore we have se

we hthere especially in delaware county. live look at 95 looking good outlphia coming in on the schuylkill expressway. i passed a couple spots where de off to the shoulder. be ready especially in the overhead street lamps even downtown here on the vine street e night so there are no closures in effect this morning. that is good news looking live , in city. delc power outage where we got hit most or where the most repairs needed, is there homes, schools without power, i noticed yesterday the traffi l problem especially, long route one and sprawl road, an event yesterday and it was just, chaos, at all of thend thl repeat itself today, during a morning rush hour, as you delcoe and baltimore pike. that was going to septa says they will give it a shot everything will run, all of the been restored but a long the way don't be surprised he same deal with amtrak on the northeast corridor. they have restored start of the morning rush hour, karen and thomas, back over to you. >> this breaking news coming from bucks county where a fire

storm scan3, shows that it the delaware valley.s i zoom out, i'll show you the storm system that we are its way east eventually transferring some information to the coast, we will see as developing. winter storm watches have been posted going earhumorning, this y,rth and west every town, even the poconos, and i'm sure as we head into the next 24 hours or somore winter alert bed here is what we have his mid week system. that's the timing of it, occurring tuesday night thh see probably some rain changing to snow,ry course always seem to be the track of will continue to iron out the details headed into the next. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, looking at 48 degrees for the high temperature today. tuesday, increase in clouds throughout the day, tuesday during the day, will be rather quiet. activity picks up tuesday night, and probably be the greatest portion of thenesd aftn into wednesday night, or the worse if you will, and then 45 s cooler, breezy, looks like quiet day, maybe lingering snow chance f just a few minute , and tha

as the shore and extreme southern delaware. the watch meaning the potential is there for a heavyaccumulating snow and wind yet again. as we look at tracker here, there's that low going across the ohio valley. this is 1 o'clock on wednesday morning. going around the midnight hour you see snow, rain, some sleet breaking out. there's the low to the south that's going to take over and this becomes a power house nor'easter just off of our coastline going into wednesday afternoon. that would be the height of the storm with the winds wrapping in around it out of the northwest. now the last go round these isobars, the lines that are white were really tightly packed with those 60 plus miles an hour winds. the winds won't be as strong with this storm but the snowfall totals will be much higher so the wind not as strong, the take away with this nor'easter tuesday night into the day on wednesday this is more of a snow impact. heavy wet snow that will accumulate pretty much everywhere. the heaviest of the storm and the heaviest of the snow

the lehigh valley, suburbs, south delaware. tammie souza will keep you up to date into the late evening hours. overnight, the rain continues on the heavy side. by 4:00 tomorrow morning, there could be breaks, but there is more rain ahead during the day on friday. even though rain may be tapering off, everyone will see the wind increase. this is 11:00 friday morning. look at the rain coming down in millville, mt. holly, and cape may. looking at a lot of rain over the coming storm system. more than an inch possible in swedesboro and wilmington. an inch and a third in pottstown and doylestown. more than an inch in philadelphia and at the shore. a lot of rain that's going to take time to make its way to the streams and way to the rivers. with the rains is going to continue into the weekend. that's not the only threat from the storm system. the heaviest rain as we and tom morning. there will still be downpours in the afternoon. the biggest threat tomorrow afternoon will be the damaging winds. winds of 50 to 60 miles per hour. the co

forum in delaware county. attorney general josh shapiro met with concerned citizens at the upper darby senior center the shapiro advised the residents to report suspicious activity to his office and gave them a consumer guide. >>> philadelphia police are hoping that the public will help them find a predator. melissa magee is live in the newsroom with detailing on this. >> this attack happened as the woman whack walking down the street at sunrise 1300 block of lombard street.pp that choked her. it was captured on surveillance video than is not all. another person was involvo ayyesf anding onne" at 'see pa.r vithri tito'ska ify a acaton >>> the broadway community it coming together to support a star whose daughter and son when plowed intoay. thet her ro i and the role in americans.e people hit by a driver in a crosswalk. abigail was killed as long as the son of a best friend lauren lou. and both were hurt but expected to survive. the driver reportedly claimed she had a seizure b broadway stars aow both feoamilie

crews in delaware city put up barriers and have big pumps ready for surging water from the delaware rivercal businesses tell nbc 10 they're bracing for damaging winds and potential flooding here. police say they're preparing for the worst. >> we're always concerned when you're next to the sea level and you have a combination of a full moon, high tides, and then gusty winds that are a prediction. >> neighbors tell us there are some extremely low-lying spots in delaware city that don't usually fare very well in storms like this. make sure you have weather alerts turned on in the free nbc 10 app. track the storm with our live interactive radar and get updated hour-by-hour conditions with the most accurate first alert forecast. >>> before you go anywhere tomorrow, check in with us first. nbc 10 news today starts at 4:00 a.m. with breaking weather and traffic coverage you need before you hit the road. >>> first let's get to some of the other major headlines we're following tonight. >> a local mayor convicted of selling his office for political gain. we first brought you the jury's verdict agai

. >> it has been non stop work in delaware county. for almost 48 hours crews have been trying to restore power and cleanup the damage created by the nor'easter that swept through the region friday. >> there's still 52,000 household in delaware county without power and for many in delaware county the estimate is that power will not be restored until midnight on wednesday or midnight on thursday. >> the widespread power outages and sheer number of downed trees forced officials in the county to declare a disaster emergency yesterday. today officials gamered to announce they have now reached out to the governor's office for help. >> we spoke with the governo governor's chief of staff and he indicated the governor will provide all resources available. >> by tomorrow's evening commute at the latest state police and possibly national guard personnel are expected to guide traffic at intersections like this one where the traffic signals are out. that system expected to be in place until the power is restored. and again, that could be at least

county and northern delaware. snow totals from this storm big winning area as far as jackpot snow totals if you like snow, it is a winner maybe not you are a loser but, broomall a foot of snow, 12 inches, bryn mawr 11 inches lower makefield township 10.5. berwyn 9 inches. fox chase section of the city at 7 inches of snow. delaware again was not spared. greenville 10.4 inches, brandywine at 10 inches, north of wilmington 8 inches of snow , newark over half a foot and new castle 5.1 inches. in new jersey we had, again some spots with over seven or 8 inches of snow. but what to expect this evening. snow is departing rapidly. breaks of sunshine, out there right now, skies will be clearing tonight, so as temperatures are still above freezing, the snow is starting to melt and exact. that should help roads recover quickly. road is still messy especially those back road but things are better. here are new jersey snow totals moorestown 8 inches of snow. vast majority of that fell in the very short period of time. board he

philadelphia, south jersey, northern delaware.lking about a lot, a coating to two inches. it's tough to stick. north of landdale through quaker town, allentown, two to four slushy inches, allentown on the four inch line, poconos, higher elevations, you could get heavy wet snow, it will extend the ski season. bad news if you are traveling. the real star of the show, the dangerous part of the storm, the damaging wind gust. 50 to 60 miles per hour, ground is saturated with the fact the february fifth wettest on record, down trees a given and prepare for power outages, i think they'll be widespread. as far as the coastal flooding, saturday is a chance of moderate to major coastal flooding. the seven-day forecast, a nasty day. high gusting winds, rape changing to wet snow, 44-degrees the high. we hit that early and then testimonies dropping. saturday, blustery conditions, chilly wind gusts 40 miles per hour at times, 48 the high, windchill in the 30s. we stay cold through the weekend into next week and wednesday, could be dealing with

in bucks, chester and delaware philadelphia counties. we're at the highest level we're taking extreme precaution, trying to make sure we have the necessary apartment of crews on the treat. drivers had to battle dark roadways where kelly drive where lights were out. it made for a difficult friday evening commute. a lot of downed trees. the roads have been slippery. and i'm sitting in a lot of traffic. so just patients patience. certainly a lot of patience today is needing. driving was no easy task just trying to get around. there are thousands and thousands of peco customers here in publicity without power on this very cold night. we know the peco crews will be working all throughout the night to restore power as quickly as possible but the winds are still fears at this point. so gusting here. i have my hat objection to the form it will be no easy task for the crews to get to tonight and throughout the morning as well. be patient and throughout the morning as well. natasha brown. cbs 3. it could be a rough commute at 30th street in the mo

also south jersey and northern portions of delaware. compute tomorrow morning, horng tomorrow evening and very bad as everything is starting to be cleaned up on thursday morning. accumulating snow, some of it could be a foot or more. some of pennsylvania suburbs could be pushing a foot and we could see half a foot in some areas, depending on where the rain/snow line sets up, and how quickly everything changes over. tomorrow will be a fast change. it will be tomorrow morning, especially tomorrow night, and thursday morning. we're going to see some gusty winds, not last the last time. when you have heavy wet snow on tree branches, that's all it takes to bring down trees and power lines. tonight we'll see the light showers moving in. rain showers from the city south. we will tomorrow morning see the steady snow, several inches, and northern or the far northern suburbs. we'll also see mixing near i-95. the heaviest snow moves in, and then by late tomorrow night, we start to see it taper off. here's what we're looking at now. spotty rain sho

this is the entire jersey shoreline and the delaware beaches.torm is pulling away, the direction in which the winds are coming in, we're starting to pile the water on here, this mornin