hello, welcome to the programme, which this week comes to you from dover.xit is coming, and some of the biggest changes in the south—east are going to happen right here, in this town. tonight, we can exclusively reveal academic research which makes some remarkable predictions about this part of the region once we leave the eu. rachel royce reports. on 23rd june 2016, the uk voted to leave the european union. june the 23rd, independence day! cheering this means there could be changes ahead for people and goods crossing the channel. dover and eurotunnel at folkestone are two of britain's busiest frontiers. for now, they're frictionless. at the moment, we have what's considered to be a free flowing border between britain and the continent. lorries don't have to undergo customs checks unless they're going to a non—eu country and passport checks are minimal but that could all change after brexit. it's really very concerning for us. nobody knows what's going to happen. there seems to be a lack of information about what brexit will mean for dover and folkestone. s

hello, and welcome to the programme, which comes to you from dover. coming and some of the biggest changes in the south—east are going to happen right here in this town. tonight, we can exclusively reveal academic research that makes remarkable productions about this region once we leave the eu. on the 23rd ofjune 2016, the uk voted to leave the european union. june the 23rd, independence day! this means there could be changes ahead for the people, and goods crossing the channel. dover and eurotunnel at folkestone par of written‘s busiest frontiers. for now, they are frictionless. at the moment, we have what is considered to be a free—flowing border between britain and the continent. lorries don't have to and undergo customs check unless they are coming from a non—eu country. that could all change after brexit. really very concerning for us. nobody knows what is going to happen. there seems to be a lack of information about what brexit will mean for dover and folkestone, so we have decided to do our bit to help. we have commissioned a special reports

dover and eurotunnel at folkestone are two of britain's busiest frontiers. for now, they're frictionless. at the moment we have what's considered to be a free—flowing border between britain and the continent. lorries don't have to undergo customs checks unless they're going to a non—eu country and passport checks are minimal but that could all change after brexit. it's really very concerning for us. nobody knows what's going to happen. there seems to be a lack of information about what brexit will mean for dover and folkestone. so we've decided to do our bit to help. we've commissioned a special report looking into what could happen to traffic as a result of post—brexit border changes. imperial college london has a world—renowned transport research centre. dr ke han is an assistant professor. he carried out the investigation for us with state of the art traffic simulations. for the purposes of this research we're assuming that it currently takes two minutes for each vehicle to pass through the border checks at the port of dover and eurotunnel. the research f

that requires us to stop every lorry in the port of dover.mr speaker, is absolutely right. can the minister give a single example of a nation which does not rely on either a customs union agreement or on customs enforcement at its border? what are the government's plans to manage our trade relationships, protect our own producers, or uphold environmental protections without either a customs agreement or border enforcement? i am fully familiar with the importance of a frictionless border and of course, the other important news that we've had today, mr speaker, is that we have concluded, subject to the european council meeting shortly, an implementation period for these particular arrangements, which will of course, give us additional, valuable time to provide certainty to businesses but also to make sure we have all the arrangements in place for a successful customs arrangement going forward. the port of dover reckons that 99% of the traffic goes to and from the european union and it takes these massive, great lorries on average two minutes to

go to dover, also. that means dover is a place built and holds secrets and mysteries. you better believe i wanted to get into that place. so, i went there and thought i have done the secret tunnels below the white house. i have done that hit in labyrinth the capital. i go in and it will be a place i will write a my book about how it will be. i was humbled when i got there. i was humbled because when i saw the care that these men and women at dover and what they took for fallen soldiers was nothing like this. it was bigger than the white house because you realize the feelings of those who have fallen troops in place, if they don't even believe what happens sometimes until they see it with their own eyes, so the people of their rebuild 414 hours a someone's cheekbone and smooth it out with clay so that a family can get one last look at their child. the rebuild and because the mother specifically says i want to hold myself. no matter what your political politics are we are starving for heroes. here's where

lancaster, 45. 46 philadelphia, 49 dover, 45 toms arrive and allentown, the lehigh valley, 42-degrees. dry on monday, and for the first half of tuesday, we get to tuesday afternoon into wednesday, tracking potentially another system that wants to set up across the region, starting as rain. there could be snow wednesday for parts along way away tracking for the middle laugh of next week. in the poconos, a lot of rain. not as windy tomorrow, breezy, and 46 for the high. sunshine and clouds for monday,. tuesday, 47. turning cloudy tuesday afternoon. rain late tuesday continuing late into tuesday with wet snow north and west. if anything changes, we'll keep you posted. 44 for the high, temperatures in the 40s, as we get to next thursday into next weekend, walter. >> spring is coming. >> eventually. >> thank you, melissa. cherry blossom lovers that flock to see them are in for a treat. they expect blooms to peak between march 27-30th. they are considered peak bloom when the blooms are open. the capital weather gang predicts that take between the 23rd and 27th, still ahead of schedule. >> i

we will maintain a free—flowing border at dover.e an invitation to put anything on the loris. you don't just have nice people watching television. what happened to take back control. this is quite extraordinary. is he saying this is just from the british side which i think is what he's saying, because on the french side, this is the beginning of the rest of the ee you and the point is once you are in the eu and that is which occurs many things britain was not in, the euro, britain is not in. once the problem the french will have to carry these checks out. that has an economic impact, and it's incredibly complex to set up. politically when it looked like it is france's problem now. the mainland europe's problem now. the mainland europe's problem now. the mainland europe's problem now. the thing is, something i read today and i believe it was confirmed by the department of transport that it would appear that post brexit british driving licenses will not be valid in the european union and one presumes vice versa. unless there is a spec

know dover of the biggest cases. when the space shuttle goes down, those bodies go to dover. when 911 victims happened that's where all are zero zero seven and no one should know about and no one knows the real identity to go to dover, too. having the dover is a place that is built and whole secrets and mysteries. you better believe that i wanted to get into that place. i went there and thought this is i've done the secret tunnel below the white house and i've done the hidden labyrinth the capital and i go in and now it's a place to write my book and that's how it will be. i was humbled when i got there. i was humbled because when i saw the care that these men and women what they've taken for our and this is bigger the white house and any place i've ever been has utilized the families of those fallen troops and their families they don't believe what happened sometimes until they see it with their own eyes. the people there will rebuild 14 hours someone his cheekbone and smooth it out with clay modeling clay so family

after the bombing, hassan headed for dover. had given him a home and an education but for which he felt only hatred. he will be sentenced next week. severe weather warnings for snow and ice are in place for parts of the uk this weekend. the met office has forecast snow for the eastern side of the uk and temperatures could drop by 10 degress across the country by saturday. forecasters say that although it's the same siberian weather as the "beast from the east", the disruption will not last as long. philip avery has been comparing the forthcoming subzero temperatures with the balmy climate of the past few days. 14.6 degrees in northolt, 16 yesterday in porthmadog. maybe more. in the north, the north—east, eastern in scotland, they have had a weather front giving temperatures closer to 5 degrees, miserable and that weather front is important. some interesting graphics... have a look at this! here is one that i made earlier! that area of low pressure in the atlantic was a dominant feature across us for a good part of the past week

after the bombing, hassan headed for dover. had given him a home and an education but for which he felt only hatred. he will be sentenced next week. joining us now is religious extremism expert afzal ashraf from the university of nottingham. thank you for coming in. the fact that he could you put so many people despite being on this de—radicalisation programme, what does it tell you about the worth of the programme? there are a couple of things we need to bear in mind. the police and others have admitted that the programme wasn't fully engaged with him and there is a problem they are trying to get to the bottom of why. the other thing i think we have to remember is that the only people that can de—radicalisation must is themselves. there is a naive view among many well—meaning so—called de—radicalisation experts that they can do it. they can have a degree of success but ultimately the decision is made by the extremist, the individual themselves. that was one of the failures, was not to recognise that this particular individual

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

we will not create a hard border in dover that requires us to stop every lorry.gle example of a nation that does not rely on a customs union agreement or on customs enforcement at its border? we have concluded, subject to the european council meeting shortly, an implementation period for these particular arrangements which will of course give us additional and valuable time to provide certainty to businesses, but also to make sure we have all the arrangements in place for a successful customs arrangements going forward. the port of dover reckons 99% of their traffic goes to and from european union and takes these massive great lorries on average two minutes to get through. the other 1% goes to the rest of the world, and it takes on average 20 minutes to get through. there is no degree of customs check whatsoever that can prevent dover and kent from becoming a car park. this dystopian desire of the party opposite for dover and kent to be turned into a car park can only be avoided by investment. i should urge to make the appropriate investment to make that vision a

dover checking in at 39. you factor in the wind, even though it's close to 40, the air temperature, it feels more like the 20s with that breeze. reading 28, philadelphia 28, trenton 30 and a very blustery and cold 15 degrees with the wind up there in the poconos. satellite and radar showing you cloud cover across delaware and new jersey this morning clearing across most of the keystone state. nice weather across the mid atlantic. should scoot on by today, tomorrow, all three days look all right then we get into wednesday and this is where things are going to get interesting. here is friday's nor'easter. look at how tight these lines are. these are called isobars, lines of equal pressure. the tighter these lines are, the stronger the winds. you can see we're close to that pack here so it's still breezy. a primary low hitting the great lakes, then a surface low develops here right off the coast. that's your nor'easter that will go right up the eastern sea board. the question is how close to the coast will this

atlantic city down to cape may, dover. but we're starting to see the change over in some of our suburbs, up through wilmington, philadelphia. and we'll continue to see that snow line shifting to the south. also cooling down. so a fuel of those dry spots we're seeing will start to fill in. within the last hour we're starting to see snow developing here. westchester already picking up about 2 inches. our wind gusts starting to pick up as well. closer to 20 miles per hour for parts of wildwood and southern parts of delaware. so how much snow we're seeing and what's in store for us as we go through the afternoon, meteorologist krystal klei with the details. >> we're already getting some of those snow reports flowing in. this is live camera view of the battleship new jersey. so this is looking over the delaware river. along the delaware river in philadelphia county is under a coastal flood advisory this morning. that was some snow limiting its visibility on that camera. about 2.5 inches in westchester and wilmington, delaware,

after the bombing, hassan headed for dover.ch had given him a home and an education but for which he felt only hatred. he will be sentenced next week. the sun's been shining, the winds dropped and it's felt like spring has finally arrived. but we're back to freezing temperatures this weekend, with warnings of heavy snow for some parts. philip avery has been comparing the forthcoming subzero temperatures with a climate of the past few days. 14.6 with a climate of the past few days. 1&6 degrees in northolt, 16 yesterday in with. maybe more. nothing like it, because in the north, the eastern in they have - a weather temperatures idegrees, temperatures 2, 77 n decreeigai‘ffim eratures 5. some 5 ' ' ' ' t' ' ' ' this! at this! here is one that i made earlier! tl? at this! here is one that i made earlier! 5 area i at this! here is one that i made earlier! fistarea z’f’z’: , , , m-l ii." you follow those isobars from northern the 3 ~ hasten—£7 — in 3 ~ bage'fiv—seef in isles, wales, through becoming through saturday morning. becoming mor

temperatures are in the mid 30s upper 30s dover and cape may. freezing orizing up tonight. temperatures stay above freezing. 54 in allentown, 39 in wilmington, 44 in dover. satellite and radar a master nor'easter pushing the south and east taking the precipitation with it. sun breaks out at times tomorrow 20s in the morning, 40s in the afternoon. coastal flood warnings in effect for the delaware bay. high tide conce wed to today moderate 8:14 in the morning.se to that for the rest of the jersey shore. beaches minor flooding and minor flooding 93: feetsnet snow a chilly sunday, 36. the seven-day forecast 40s for the weeken like with the wind stillaks ofack. sun comingthe the first home game. mo arrives -degrees. th stormate in the no thursdayly in upper warmlook what march brings. don't like >> me neats. >>neither. the red carpet has been rolled out for the oscars this sunday. it has been covered up by a tarp to protecn in losthere is a roof over head on the entrance to the theater where the stars arriv and take in halfto get invite you to join f

and if you're closer to dover you're not seeing any rain yet. so this is going to be a dynamic system that's going to continue to change as we go through the day. heavy rain. on the back end we'll see blowing snow and coastal flooding. you can see how big this system is. and here are going to be the impacts for us as we go through today. the potential for power outages as we start to deal with wind gusts. property damage. we're going to watch oural coastal roads. dangerous travel conditions especially once we start to see the blowing snow. and as we get towards the evening white out conditions a possibility. we expect to see plane delays for today. the first thing we're seeing in this system is heavy rain. and as it starts to push out towards the coast the next thing we're going to see is blowing snow. that's going to couple with our wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. this is all going to happen right over the evening. and as the system continues to move away the last thing we'll be dealing with is coastal flooding. so a closer look of what you

but that cannot be said, tough slow down i-95 from center city philadelphia down into wilmington, dover, the snow, pummeling part of the delaware right now in the northern, central portions and poconos we are getting a little bit of lull in the activity but that hasn't been the case all throughout the day, snow totals here, nearing 2 feet, in locations, and, and, down the shore seeing snow coming down, heavily in and around atlantic city, toby hanna in the poconos, 20 inches of snowfall, so far, albrights ville five and a half inches. doyletown two and a half inches. philadelphia county at 2 inches of snow and slush. hammington an inch of snowfall we have snow to add insult to your injury, we have intense wind on top of that. numerous reports of down and even up rooted trees, down wires, streetlights out, winds gusting 51 miles an hour in philadelphia, 52 in wilmington , close to 50 in allentown, high wind warning does remain in effect until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning as we will continue, to deal with these strong, intense wind gusts especially over next couple of hours, the snow wil

just two extra minutes of checks on vehicles could lead to 29—mile long tailbacks on roads around dovert on the bbc‘s question time on thursday, the transport secretary chris grayling insisted that there would be no checks at the border. in the commons, the labour chair of the brexit committee believed this was a change of policy. he quoted mr grayling. we don't check lorries now and we're not going to be checking lorries

ahmed hassan later headed the dover, where he made the port area. cctv footage of his movements. 0n the run, he hung around this area until the following morning. and it was here, 24 hours after the tube attack, that police identified him asa attack, that police identified him as a wanted man. in an initial interview with counterterrorism detectives from scotland yard, hassan was asked, who made the device, and he replied "i did." in response to further questions he said that there might be a few grams of the explosive at his home address. hassan‘s device created a fireball when it partially exploded on an underground train at parsons green station in west london. the jury green station in west london. the jury was told today that the bomb was packed with shrapnel including nuts, bolts, screws, drill bits and knives. and it contained 400 g of the explosive tatp. it would have been lethal if it had fully decimated. this is the evidence from an explosives expert who went on to the train. the prosecution evidence at this trial is now bring to a close,

they go to dover too.and mysteries, so how could i not set a thriller there. >> the mortician has a kind of cold of taking care of and caring for the bodies which works into the main question of whether this main character is alive. >> i was blown away by that. you'll see in a normal situation if something happens to your figure, they put you in a coffin and put you in a closed casket. at dover, not so. they'll work so hard. they'll take 14 hours to see cheekbones in a face because someone wants to see their child one last time or they'll rebuild a mother's hand because she warrant togs hold her son's hand one more time. this is where the boast of the best of us works on the best of the best of us. >> so many unsung heroes. you say nola brown is your favorite protagonist character. why? >> i love that people said she's like the girl with the dragon tattoo. i'll take that compliment any day. nola's not lie any character i ever wrote. she grabbed me by the throat and said pay attention to me. >> she's had th

and what i didn't realize is that dover also gets the biggest cases.hen the space shuttle went down, went to dover. 9/11, the victims went there. and it holds the biggest spies across the world and no one is supposed to know where they are, but they go to dover too. dover is built on secrets and mysteries. and how could i not set a mystery there? >> and the mortician cares for the bodies because of the relationships with the families which works inin the question of whether the main character is alive or not. >> yeah. what's -- i was blown away by that. you'll see in the normal situation if something happens and you're disfigured, you get a closed casket. but not at dover they'll work so hard, because they'll take 14 hours to rebuild the cheek bones in someone's face, or they'll rebuild someone's hand because a mom specifically asked can i hold my son's hand one last time? we are starving for heroes right now, this is where the best of the best of us work on the best of the best of us. i wanted to show them as heros. >> so many unsung heroes. nola brow

dover, 32. lancaster, 29. some locations yesterday had wind speeds close to hurricane force, 79 miles per hour. that was the peak wind reported in dennisville and cape may county. things are quieting down a little bit compared to that, still it's active out there this morning. temperatures are above freezing, that's good news. reading, 35. trenton, 36. cape may 38. forecast for today we'll start out with a lot of the clouds and see the sun peak through. 1:00 p.m. this afternoon it's a blustery and chilly, 44. windchills in the 30s. 4:00 p.m., 35. 7:00 p.m., 42. forecasting a high of 46 degrees. this morning a woman is in the hospital after a tree fell on her car during last night's rush hour. the accident happened along kelly drive near the falls bridge at 5:45 a.m.ad but the extent of her injuries this morning not clear. >>> topple the trees and downed power lines are keeping utility crews busy this morning. this is a piece of video of an electrical line elli haverford. "action news" viewer sent in that video

with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in store. rain and wet snow looking likely. also looking likely accumulations that could be significant. the good portion of forecast, though, looks like this nor'easter will not be quite as potent and less of a widespread wind threat with highest wind gusts looking like it will be concentrated along the new mexico cost line and downed trees is still a possibility. one because it's saturated ground and two because of damage already done and weake weakening by the winds with friday's storm. we'll talk more about this nor'easter and where we can see some of the highest accumulations in you need to break out the shovel in your full eyewitness forecast coming up in a few natasha. >> lauren thank you so much. we'll see you again soon. latest weather headlines are at your finger types with cbs3 mobile weather app download today from apple app and google play stores to get local forecast on the smart phone. >> meantime two

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stormtracker 6 live double scan we have some moisture popping up in dover. cape may maybe a sprinkle. this season particularly heavy precipitation yet and just an early band. the bulk of the rain coming in later today and tonight. as we look outside clouds are building all day and stays that way at the airport. probably no problems flying in and out of philadelphia and even the evening the onset of the initial rain is not all that bad. winds pick up tomorrow though. and at times there will be heavy rain than gives you more of a flying issue. 53 degrees in philadelphia and dry winds ethat strong. there is the thin band of rain and more pronounced rain to the south and west and as we get later into the afternoon and evening we are likely to see more of that. today's forecast, 47 by 8:00. 55 degrees by noon. and your high this afternoon 58 degrees and we expect that rain to gradually built in. again, later in the afternoon and evening. high temperatures today looks like a lot of us are up in the 50s in southeastern pennsylvania. and mid-50s from dover down to t

at dover, not so. they'll work so hard.t time or a mother's hand because she warrant togs hold her son's hand the boast of the best of us works on the best of the best of us. heroes. you say nola brown is your character. why? >> i love that people said she'só÷ dgon tattoo. i'll take that compliment day. lie any character i ever wrote. she grabbed m said pay attention to me. >> shzss@ she's had this rough life. all addictions where we've had to claw our way back and nola is out of the crater, who's truly trying to come back to at that miez own life lesson. we all need to come back to life. >> the thing that's so book, i always learn something. big you are, all your organs can fit in one is dead you boisterous their finger in water can get their fingerprints. the means the white house is calling, eans the secret service is calling. i googled all this. it's you swallow a note if you're dying. what is book i go to the experts. i say, here'ssaid could you hide a secret message on your body that someone could find said to me at d

it's 37 in allentown, millville 38, dover, 39 and cape may 38 degrees.ere's the coastal flood advisory, the entire shoreline. high tide occurs between 8:45 and 9:45 this morning and the national weather service is stating that the tidal run anywhere one and a half to two feet above levels. and this evening's high tide will be a little bit better here as the storm continues to pull away. so far off the coast now you don't even see it. this is just a tail end of cloud cover. today we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds it shouldn't be that bad. here's the nor'easter, these are what's called isobars. the tighter the lines are, the windier. this is windy, this is breezy. this is the second storm that we're watching. the storm that will get in here by mid week. it looks harmless enough. but what happens as it hits the coast we get another nor'easter developing here. the question is how close to the coast will the low develop. the closer it is the greater the impacts. the farther off the shore it is. it looks like it will head northeast and bury new

feels like 26 in atlantic city, feeling like 26 in dover. it's going to be a cold start to the morning here. satellite radar shot showing a few clouds with a few snow flurries. the system is away from the area. one thing we're watching tomorrow is a chance of light flurries. the next thing late sunday night into monday, one model out of about three models is suggesting the round of wintry mix or snow moving through as we go through the day and evening monday. potentially a third nor'easter. we're watching this closeliment one out -- closely. one out of three models suggests that we could see measurable snowfall. we'll keep you update on what to expect and have details coming up in a bit. >> thanks. >>> 5:10. let's get you back to work for a lot of people. a check of 422. jessica? >>> the schuylkill expressway around route 202 and 422, we had an earlier crash in this direction. right now, not bad. if you look here, you see where there is -- there are icy spots and snow left into the shoulders. the roads and the actual lanes to drive in are mu

dover at 37. we have 30s right now. they are actually going to climb this morning into the 40s. it helps us with melting off some of the roadways. this is what we're expecting today. isolated snow shower this morning. a gusty day ahead with the slushy roads. mostly cloudy conditions across the area. we'll talk about the flood threat in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> the storm left its mark. look at this fallen tree in wissihica section. the storm even turned deadly in montgomery county. a driver died when a tree fell and smashed into his car in marion township. this storm is battering the shores. the big concern is flooding. it could get worse when high tide rolls in today. ted joins us live from west wild wood to show us the scenes since last night. >> reporter: good morning. high tide happens along the bay here at around 9:30 this morning. look at the water in the bay. still looking very rough. not as windy as it was yesterday, but the winds are whipping. we are seeing some very rough water in the back. the high tide this morning coming at 9:00, 9:30 here. take a look at vid

ranging from about 40 in allentown to 42, 43 through dover and millville.not a warm day by any stretch. then by friday afternoon, heading tour the mid 40 40s philadelphia. 42 in doylestown. temperatures not warping all that much with that fresh snow cover everywhere. we'll look ahead at our computer models and one of our compute models in the long range that american model that has a decent reliability factor showing a storm late sunday into monday. two of our models are taking it off the cove this one taking it close enough to provide us with some snow. not a lot of snow but some snow. we'll connell to keep an eye on this and sue will the latest tomorrow morning on good day. no reason to panic but just the thought of snow again is ridiculous. isn't it? >> yeah. >> tonight 30 in philadelphia. 23 in the poconos. 31 in dover. 27 in pottstown. tomorrow the sun come out. we have some melling going on. temperatures around 41 degrees in philadelphia. so that will be pleasant day but we'll have some wind. so be aware of that. it will feel like winter. friday, 44.

stronger in dover and south jersey. watch what happens in the afternoon. 40-plus mile-per-hour winds for philadelphia, allentown, pottstown. closer to 50 miles per hour in wildwood. we could easily see winds gusting to 50 miles per hour as we head into tomorrow afternoon. even wilmington, dover could see the 50 mile-per-hour winds. getting close to it in pottstown. a big storm with a major impact. major coastal storm with downed trees thanks to damaging winds. power lines will be coming down. travel delays. you can count on that, as well. coastal flooding is going to continue into the weekend, into saturday. there's a potential for property damage, as well. the heavy rainfall could lead to some low-level flooding in other areas, as well. in the mountains, we'll get snow. the rain holding off in some areas. we could hit close to 60 this afternoon. then the high winds and rain, the heavy rain coming in tonight. the heavy winds tomorrow night. gusty winds with the flood threat at the shore for saturday. by sunday, the wind

this whole thing is out and we will dry out quickly. 23 miles an hour sustain wind ness wilmington, dover 25 miles an hour, looks like heaviest winds are south and west of us with 33-mile an hour wind gusts in wilmington and 37 in dover, delaware. we have a high win warning for rest of the day we have a coastal flood warning in effect and flood watch to the north of us where we expect heavier rain, not to mention, except we will the winter storm warning for carbon and remet counties in the winter weather advisory for northampton this situation bears watching, here in philadelphia, our computer models some spitting out a couple inches of snow, some less than a inch for change over for rain to snow, it just depends on how long it will pile up. truth always lies somewhere in between. we have 42 degrees. temperatures in the upper 30's and 40's where they will stay throughout the day. upper 40's thomas sun comes back out. hang on to the winds on saturday, mostly sunny, calm on sunday and we will stay in the 40's through middle of end of next week. so once we're through today, guys, very messy

we have a gust in dover come in at 30 miles an hour. moisture is departing but is there still a bit of concern at the coastal flood warning stays up across sections of new jersey, from sea side heights down to cape may, also into areas of delaware, and rehoboth beach, is included, in that warning, for the rest of tonight. looking at the high tide times , barnegat late later this evening at 8:56, minor to moderate flooding is a concern atlantic city your high tide is 8:45. 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 av

hilton, snow, dover, snow. you can see all of this is making its way northward. our storm ranger, which is our capital x-band radar on wheels, it's out near coatesville, collegeville, and you can see, here's the rain. 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 brin

now entering a sixth day without power and caught on camera, a transformer explodes into flames in dover, new jersey putting an entire neighborhood in the dark. in coastal areas like massachusetts still inundated from the last storm residents are gearing up for even more flooding. >>> the plot thickens in the case of adult film actress stormy daniels and her alleged relationship with donald trump. we're now learning president trump's lawyer obtained a secret restraining order against daniels just last week, warning she would face consequences if she publicly discussed the relationship. according to a copy of the order obtained by nbc news, trump attorney michael cohen was granted the restraining order on february 27th by a private arbitrator. he then e-mailed it to daniels' former attorney the next day saying the document itself was to remain confidential per the judge's orders. this new information coming just a day after a new attorney for daniels filed a lawsuit claiming the original non-discloech agreement on the alleged relationship with mr. trump is invalid. nbc's hallie jackson ha

and washington township, over 60 miles per hour wind gusts reported, in dover, right around 62, and pennsauken around 56. and then even in northeast philly the wind was gusting over 50 miles per hour at times. now, today's not going to be as windy as it was yesterday. but the wind will still be sticking around. we have wind advisory that's in effect for abouthour or so. region wide, it is going to stay in effect down the shore little longer until the noon hour today. but we can see wind gusts anywhere from the 40's to even 50-mile per hour range even today. take a look at the current wind gust around 40 miles per hour in philadelphia, right around 37 miles per hour in wilmington, around 32 atlantic city and 37 in trenton. still going to be very windy day out there. it is 35 degrees right now in philadelia. 36 degrees in wilmington, it is 35 in allentown, right around 26 degrees in the poconos, and you bet, that winds is making it feel even colder. storm scan3, shows that this system, this nasty coastal storm, or nor'easter, if you will, is pulling away from the coast. so precipitation wise we

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mr hammond said the uk also needed a free—flowing border at dover—calais.with the european union, including technology— based solutions to achieve that objective, lorries coming off the ferry at calais can roll straight through dover and vice versa, which has to be our objective. as we seek a solution that delivers that, we expect that we will find in that solution the basis for a working solution in the irish border as well. have you found who leaked those documents? the cross—government economist analysist. the cabinet secretary, as i understand it, is, you know... carrying out an investigation, as always happens when unauthorised leaks of documents occur. i haven't heard that he has reached any conclusions yet. the chancellor also said he was setting aside £3 billion over the next two years to prepare for brexit. it's being spent on ensuring that we're prepared for a full range of outcomes. some of it is being spent on preparations for a no deal exit in march 2019. clearly, we will make his money available to departments on the basis that we will continu

gusting to 62 in dover. sixty-one atlantic city. fifty-one in northeast philadelphia wind speed elevated these are constant wind well up in the 30 miles an her range and we have wind gusts on top of that gusting in the last hour 262, and dover gusting to near 60, allentown gusting to near 50 in philadelphia high wind warning remains in effect rightfully so throughout the overnight expires at 6:00 tomorrow morning as we will continue to deal with strong wind gusts in the evening hours, heavy wet snow continues for first half of the evening. we will talk about when snow will taper off, see a coating to 2 inches in and around the city, strong wind gusts yielding hazardous traveling conditions for everyone, and that wind is making it so tough out there, both on those foot and roads and meteorologist chill see in grammys live in the cbs-3 mobil weather watcher near ben franklin bridge, how is it going out there, chelsea. >> reporter: you know, this is a very, very heavy vehicle that we have here, but the wind is literally shaking this ve

allentown 38 philadelphia 31 dover 42 and reading at 39.nd we're seeing those gusts anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour so remember friday they were 60 to 70 miles per hour. yesterday they were 40 to 50 miles per hour. today they're going to be in the 20-30 mile per hour range and we're already picking that up now and as we get into tomorrow it gets a little bit better and hopefully tuesday we have no wind at all and it should be a nice comfortable day. nice and relaxing. right now 35 miles per hour in dover 28 in allentown, 23 in philadelphia. believe it or not it's on the tail end of that nor'easter. the center ask right there. remember -- is right there. remember this thing came here and cut back into new england and then it's now dipping back this way. it's running intothe canadian maritimes and getting into the greenland area and it can't move along on its way. another storm is approaching from the west and that could be our troublemaker. here's some good news national weather service just updated this. it looks like the coastal floo

because of the high wind warning and the pressure 29.46 and it is on the poconos and 3ding and 4 in dover. and 40 at the coast in cape may the bigy in beach satellite 6 along with action radar we have the area of pressure off the coast and we new england and the snow upstato lehigh we precipitation but the bigger concern as we go throughout the rest of today and into tonight. wille the stronghe ,n eave the quiurw here in the city. tapering off.edge of that snow so 6:00 this evening. home textra timor the ride and b tonight t moisture is cin are around a ce in philao 4 inches for landsdale and doylestown and quakertown and 4 inches to a foot of snow in the poconos. and the warning is conc seaside heights to d ware. here is the accuweather forecast windy and the rain is around today and areas of wetnd chilly still a high temperature48. still breezy on sunday and highs in the upper 40s andny and cool on monday and 49, tuesday more clouds around and evening rain atsd th we come in at 45 degrees. we are tracking the moisture throughout the day. it will make youhungry. atl thissund on news" rep

allentown, 39 in wilmington, 44 in dover.ellite and radar, a big master nor'easter pushing to the south and east taking the precipitation with it. sun breaks out at times tomorrow 20s in the morning, 40s in the afternoon. astal flood warnings in effect for the delaware high tide concerns the worst of all compared to today moderate 8:14 in the morning. close to that for the rest of the jersey shore. beaches, minor flooding and minor flooding 93:02 a.m. to the poconos, two feet of snow. heavy wet snow on the slopes and a chilly breeze sunday, 36. the seven-day forecast 40s for the weekend f like 30s with the wind still around breaks of sun coming back. the union the first home game. monday, seasonably cool, 47-degrees. tuesday, rain arrives 49-degrees. there could be a coastal storm to come by late tuesday and wednesday, wet snow in the northwestern suburbs thursday friday, chilly in the upper 40s with sun and clouds. i say we go back to february. warm and no snow. look what marc >> don't like it. >> me neats. >>neither. >> the