glassboro is in clear.n the middle of the heavy though band that is going to rotate around. it's also moving through atlantic city at this point. it was really the snow that fell starting at 11:00 this morning to noon. that's when it picked up. and that's what you're seeing really sticking to the ground. we did get some decent snow totals overnight last night. some places picking up several inches of snow. for all of you in allentown and redding, up there in the lehigh valley, berks county, you're clearing out right now. let's take a look at the clearing as we go for the pennsylvania suburbs. clear by 7:00 this evening. some of the suburbs already clear. places like chester county and delaware county. delaware, you've been clear. you're going remain clear. this is just to let you know that things have wound down in your area. let's go into south jersey. the last place to clear probably by about 8:00 is when we're going to see the clearing there. and the same for the shore. take a look. about 7:00, 8:00 out

not too bad, right its coming down pretty lightly but look through glassboro, through woodstown, berlinu see the areas of lavender in those areas that's where the snow is starting to intensify and we can switch on precipitation rates to show in you those areas we're getting 2-inches an hour in parts of gloucester county, in woodstown near salem county, the area of light pink a half inch an hour so you see the difference right now. some intense bands forming and they're forming in south jersey right now. let's take a look at what you can expect. areas of heavy snow especially south of the city at the moment. the heaviest precipitation though hasn't hit us yet. that will be from 9 o'clock to until about 5 o'clock today. it ends southwest to the neath about 5 o'clock to 9 o'clock this morning. we'll talk totals in a few minutes matt. >> traveling now is not the big challenge, karen. give it about four, five hours and it's going to be substantially more challenging. right now most of the highways are just west. west conshohocken yeah you can see the spray coming up off the vehicles on the s

mixing you see that lavender, even in south jersey it's coming down pretty good in hammonton, in glassboror rowan woodstown and that icy mix south of that. right now roads are mostly slushy. we're seeing that mixed precipitation but the afternoon early evening that's when the heavy wet snow, the gusty winds really set in. we'll talk totals coming up in a few minutes, matt. >> all righty karen. hopefully the kids are excited about this today. many of them don't have school so not a lot of school buses on the roads which will help us out. as we look at the roads, this is the blue route 476 in plymouth meeting, the metroplex right over there and the travel lanes of 476 are just wet at this point but still wet can be slippery and we saw a crash earlier on the northeast extension portion of 476 near lansdale. it's now gone. northeast philadelphia here, this is woodhaven road over top the roosevelt boulevard, route one, and again, just wet conditions. on the grassy surfaces, you're seeing a little bit of accumulation but the road, itself, is just wet. this one's really wet. by penn's landing thi

areas of lavender where it's really coming down good in berlin, not the case in cherry hill but in glassboroon the new jersey turnpike near woodstown. so watching those bands really intensify south of the city right now. and through the morning, mostly slushy roads north and west and south and east many of the roads are wet but in those intense bands that we saw they're getting slushy as well. it's all getting worse, though, in the afternoon and that's what you got to watch for, the heavy wet snow, the gusty winds. we're going to talk about the latest thinking of this and where the heaviest snow is falling coming up in a few minutes matt. >> basically we want everybody to be back in their homes by 9:00 or 10:00 this morning if you can be. that's when you want to hunkerdown and plan to not head out for the rest of the day. if you have to head out right now though we're looking okay for the most part on the highways. like 422 headlights coming eastbound on a wet road surface. schuylkill expressway off 422, this is the scene in king of prussia and again it's very wet. the crews are waiting in t

tro a along the new jersey turnpike and interior portions of south jersey and medford lakes and glassboro and secfge from sur city to a cit n the north and west from mill toward traveling to the south and west along route 611 and eaette 100 wre in of the. nd is is there s a concern as we go through the rest of the ftnoon. ecause of the binlods blow that snow around. in philadelph, we come in at 35 degrees and dew point 33. though the air tempere is above freezing we are dealing with snowfall. and windsoss thea 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 lan

and 295 in woodbury and now in glassboro. and up near trenton. not as much currently as we go north and west but the bands are lifting to the north and we'll see them continue to move. as we look toward the south it's still rain along the coastline. see the intensity of the rain. reds and yellows, these heavy bands are lifting through and we see them moving through the region. 1:30 seeing the snowfall through the region and moving out between 5:00 and 7:00. and we go outside now to meteorologist, chris sowers, we see a real difference in the snowfall you have out there. >> it's coming down good now here. we are underneath the heavy band. the snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour. we look at city avenue it's mainly wet but starting to see assumelation on the roads and sidewalks and parking lots. but the main roads still wet way little slush at this point. snowfall totals so far. we are seeing about inches in glasgow. and 7:00, 8:00 this morning you into warm 3 inches and smyrna 2 inches of snow. over into new jersey, winslow township 2.6. now in wi

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into wilmington, portions of south jersey seeing heavier pockets of this wet, snow, rain mix around glassboro and williamstown. this is the trend for things to only worsen as we head throughout the day, so for your morning commute we will be dealing with the mix of wet snow, sleet will mix in some rain, roads will be slush covered by midday, heavy snow developing across the region and for your p. commute still dealing with heavy snow falling for first portion of the p.m. commute but roads will be certainly snow covered with many inches in some locations. as we head throughout the day, 33 degrees with that wintry mix into your lunch hour, heavy snow, blustery conditions, peak winds gusting e will not deal with the damaging wind that is we dealt with last friday, with that nor'easter and in the 3:00 o'clock hour heavy snow and even potential for some thunder snow, as we head into the afternoon hours, meisha and that shows us how strong, potent this system is and we will see main intensity coming midday and in the afternoon hours. >> there is like no relief it just doesn't matter if you have rea

. >> that's what rowan university invited people to do tonight in downtown glassboro. the pop-up ice sculpture was on rowan boulevard. freebies were handed out. >> we've got another nor'easter to get through before we get to the weekend but it never hurts to look ahead. it looks as though sunshine will be the story on saturday with seasonable highs. at least a quiet start to the weekend but rain returns to the area some sunday. we'll keep you posted a thanks for coming in today. when it comes to planning for retirement, i get this a lot. first comes denial. not worried. plenty of time and money. then anger. why didn't i start saving years ago?? then fear. what am i gonna do now? bargaining. what if i start saving more next year. then, acceptance. we should get started. ♪ ♪ ask me how a citizens retirement checkup® can help you reach your potential. ♪ ♪ -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defense wins c

it is scanning the skies in glassbo glassboro, new jersey. >> live team coverage from the shore to thensylvania subbushes. aaron baskerville is live. >> we begin with chief meteorologist tammy souza. >> every storm has kind of a different scenario to it. it's not often you see storms like this. i have to say in my career, not too many. doppler radar right now, we're looking at the heavy rain moving across the area at this point from philadelphia back toward allentown. out into parts of chester county. let's go a little closer, pockets of heavy, steady rain coming down. this is going to continue for another four or five hours. we'll pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain overnight tonight. let's go ahead and widen it out. you can see that snow wrapping back around. that's another concern we have for tomorrow late in the day. some very cold air wrapping around this system. you notice this little hole right there. that's what we're watching, the center of this storm at this point, and it's going to continue to strengthen moving past the area. now it looks like we're going to see perhaps the blowin

glassboro, 35, tuck -- tuckahoe, 36 degrees. the mid 40s.'s nor'easter wreaked havoc across the delaware valley him our already saturated grounds mean the winds knocked down roads cars. bob brooks is live in overbrook there's a tree behind you the cars are using caution this morning. >> reporter: i'll stoap out of the -- i'll the way. we're henley road and u.s. one. if you're coming into the area, take your time and take your time everywhere, there might be ice on the roads. throughout the night arena early winds continued to whip through trees have been knocked down a on route 1 several thise tree the southbound lane of lincoln drive anue. n a elkins who lit c >> woman was on way to ariend's. >> i'm going to a friend' house so i can charge my phone and eat >> reporter: the red cross made horsham township at the keith valley middle school 227 meeting house road. another live look out e might or two for be lot of black ice out there it migery. reporting live in overbrook, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." gray. >> take it easy out there bob

hammington, glassboro, elmer, millwood we have heavy snowfall rates at one and a half, to 2 inches per hour. give kudos to chris sowers, who is outside, coming back in the studio. he was outside for hours. getting thumped on by the snow , he grabs a ruler, a yardstick, he goes back outside to give us measurements. you are the best. we have 6.8 inches outside our studio. cally ton heights 8.1. coatsville has eight. mount holly less, 1.5. newark delaware 6.6. also, our loyal, six abc viewers have been sending us lots of report on social media adam joseph has a report on that. a lot of pictures. >> lots of picture pretty pictures both indoors and outdoors with the kid, coloring, playing, maybe playing outside, and again this is all from my facebook page, enjoy chatting back and forth there. nick send this in from turnersville, new jersey. it is a blanket of white, winterland out there this street looks like it who one of its limbs in the last storm there. but it is also showing that reduced visibility, almost a haze in the distance, with those snowfall rates, of two to 3 inches per hour,

woodbury, glass glassboro, heavs there. this will pinwheeling around low pressure. this will changeover to snow, we're watching that in the poconos, lake harmony that's not hitting us right now. in the city it's just wet. the winds increase through the day. we'll watch the changeover a lot of that will melt on the roads in the city and much of the region. it doesn't end until later tonight. it will be worse for the evening commute. i-95 at girard, no big problems here, the roads are wet. southbound traffic right now heading toward center city, you just want to watch your not hydroplanias where you're getting the ponding on the roads that we've been seeing. in delaware, this is a big problem in new castle we have a jackknifed trargt trailer, ten ten -- trarkd -- tractor-trailer, 10 miles per hour at the 495 split. live in which he which he -- chn county, getting busy 42. no major problems on 42. 55 or 295. looking okay, but we're dealing with the nor'easter throughout the day and evening. dave will describe when the winters weather comes in with the snow mixing in. j

. >> steve sosna is in glassboro with storm ranger 10.o give the most accurate forecast. so impressive. >> reporter: that's right. and it's very important for a reason. we use storm ranger because we like to get information about the clouds and the rainfall and the snow happening close to the ground. so when you have a pickup truck with a lift on it, you are getting a sample of the clouds around us and what is falling from then in a heartbeat. that you see is the data. we'll go into that in a second. yao see a couple dishes here. the first dish if we happen to have no cell phone service, we could use that dish to transmit da data. we have two cellular services we're constantly transmitting radar data back. up atop there you see a white camera. we can pan around and show images from outside of the truck. if it's storming outside, we can be inside the truck. we're watching a live feed right now. and back to the back here, this is the radar itself. this is the joy and the beauty of 10. because we have this realtime immediate feed. notice whe

, waking up to 36 in new holland as we move into south jersey, we have 40 degrees in brigantine, glassboroking up to 39, 39 in west deptford. winds sustained out of the north northwest about ten 20 miles per hour, still pretty breezy. and take a look at what it feels like when you factor in those winds, feels like 32 in millville, feel like the upper 20's philadelphia. points north and west. temperatures this morning, in the 30's, jacket, sweaters, by the afternoon, temperatures in the 40's, those gusts over 25 miles per hour across the area for today. 41 degrees in allentown, the high, 46 in philadelphia. we'll go mid to upper 40's for atlantic city. temperatures for tonight, dip into the upper 20's, so there could be some patchy icy spots across parts of the area, just keep that in mind be we're dry for today, dry for monday and watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday moisture, and yes, looks like another coastal storm rain could change over to more wet snow. bill? >> all good. because after that, we transition into spring, deal with it for another week or so. it's time to get th

delaware valley in center city, the schuylkill expressway, the jersey turnpike, down woodstown, glassboro, atlantic city expressway, where you see these purples this is where you have blinding snow where you basically can't even see right in front of you halting traffic and also accumulating that snow even on the pavement surfaces so we're seeing snow rates of 2-inches per hour in this region and this band has been sitting here for a couple of hours now and this band even continues as you lift to the north towards the lehigh valley. there you can see that red along route 100 to allentown, two -- route 22 to easton as this extends into some parts of montgomery county and also lehigh county with lighter snows on either side of that band. in fact as we take a look at how much snow has fallen so far up in the mountains close to a foot of snowfall, doylestown two and a half, outside of our studios two and a half inches of snow so far marlton a half inch and hammonton 1 inch of snow less on either side of that band but the reason why it is coming down so hard and sticking on pavement surfaces a