do you see all that pink near woodstown, near elmer, near hammonton.hough the surface temperatures above freezing you're seeing that mix right there near malaga and rain south and east so a mix of precipitation but in some areas we're noticing the snow bands intensifying a little bit than they were an hour ago. but this is really just the beginning. the nor'easter only starting to take shape right now. it's going to blossom and intensify as the day goes on. let's take a look at what you can expect with future tracker. so, this is a look at 7:30 in the morning. it's still raining, temperatures near 40 degrees in parts of south jersey. you have a little bit of an icy mix and this model showing that snowfall still coming down along i-95 and north and west. then we advance this a little bit to 11 o'clock and you really see how it's intensifying there. and you see the area of low pressure beginning to intensify as well as you see those winds kind of turning in around that low. now, it's snowing again at 11 o'clock through the poconos, allentown, the city an

saw about 6 inches in the media area, hammonton right around 3.2 inches of snow, then in philadelphia, at philadelphia international airport, report of around an inch and a half of snow. man was it a mess when the wind was blowing the snow sideways. i mean, it was cents very hard to see visibility was very poor yesterday afternoon and evening. i was out in this, mobile weather watcher dealing with that just a mess, storm scan3 completely different picture from yesterday. so things are winding down precipitation wise, however still have some hazards at play that we have to deal with wind advisory, one of those until about noontime saturday, for all of coastal counties in new jersey, also into central and southern delaware, our delaware beaches, we see wind gusts to around 45 miles per hour, up until about the noon hour and then it is still going to be windy thereafter. just slightly less winnie. coastal flood warning in effect until 3:00 sunday for our shore point also the delaware beaches so new more high tide cycles weaver to deal with and get through before this becomes less avianca

high tide on the oceanfront, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. 27 in quakertown, 26 in lake harm -- harmony. 33 in hammonton, 29 in smyrna. we'll have a dry day today, sunshine and clouds, high of 45. windchills will make it feel much colder. "action news" will be right back. two women are in custody for a fight that broke out in a chucky cheese restaurant. people in deptford, new jersey, say as many as to people were involved last night. a woman suffered a stab wound to her hip. an employee sustained injuries. it is unclear what head to the fight. >>> a philadelphia flier pate special tribute to the students impacted by the shooting in florida. marjory stoneman douglas high school hockey team was invited to the flyers game. gosis attended the same high school for two years. >> te 5:5ower problems persist acrossocery sto shows you how to whip up a tasty seafood salad in less than 6 minutes. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammat

hammonton, 5.6. cherry hill, 9 inches of snow. princeton township, 17.8. a range in snow totals from yesterday. matt that's a lot of cleaning up to do and perhaps stuff left on the roads. >> reporter: especially the local streets in the city, completely covered with snow, at least mine was in east falls. we're in recovery mode, karen rogers. the crews have been working hard. live in king of prussia, 202 where it meets up with the schuylkill expressway. had our first crash of the morning on the ramp coming up nexting 76 with 202. it's gone now, but you have to take it easy on the ramps, there's a lot of slick spots this morning. speeds don't look too bad so far. we have the storm damage from friday left over in my neck of the woods in east falls. and some of the traffic lights are not working on kelly drive. it's wet great northeast cottman avenue. everybody is out in the southbound lanes traveling southbound no delays just yet. down the shore, the garden state parkway, for the most part it's wet on the parkway. wet on route 40 on the ac expressway, everyth

hammonton over three inches of internl and philadelphi inches of snow. and yes, of course we had those intense, insane winds today. cape may gusting to 71 miles per hour. for reference hurricane force is 74 miles per hour. washington township gusting 65, 626 in dover and gusting to 56 miles per hour today in pennsauken and we still, still have these elevated winds gust ing to 54 miles per hour in allentown, 46 in philadehia, 4 d we'll still see these strong intense and potentially damaging winds as we head throughout the overnight. the snow is mainly going to wraw showers, butind gts possibl to 50 miles per hour and unfortunately we still could sey wet snow sit es, sitting on the w and of course hazardo when will the winds give us break-in we'll check the full i witness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the clean up is underway across the region tonight in addition to the damage. the tomorrow caused a the look of power outages. -eco has 347,000 custome withoua. for atlantic city electric and 19,0 f natasha brown is live we can tell you you at thi

heavy ban moves through this heavy band moves through and the snow is coming down and elmer and hammonton. an icy mix and the snowfall getting closer to the coast and as it does. visibility is an issue less than a mile. a third of a mile .30 because of the snow and thundersnow in spots. and a 30 miles per hour wind gust near beach haven and this nor effotheas'easter cranking u accumulating on the roads because it's coming down so heavily. this is earlier in phoenixville. and colleen send issing it before it intensifies and future tracker showing the timing on track. 3:30 we are dealing with the intense snow. it's pulling out of here. heavy snow poor visibility and happening now. continuing through 4:00, and 5:00 today. and ending 5:00 to 9:00 to northeast. and expecting some of the heaviest bands of snow right hand here. right along the i-95 corridor 6 to 10 inches of snowfall with this. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast getting through it today. stay off the roads and hopefully be able to do that. and wet snow continuing heavy and continues through 4:00 the heavy snow

hammonton a little over three. two in cherry hill. officially for philadelphia 1.5-inches.o more power outages for the overnight and then we're watching out for the next high tide cycles for tomorrow for moderate coastal flooding. our live team coverage continues. shawnette wilson in delaware county. shawnette, they got a good thumping of snow on the order of three to 6-inches through delaware county. >> reporter: oh yeah it's really pretty but you know what, it is a nuisance i'm sure by tomorrow when it's old it will be even more of nuisance but i physical you what, scott, the other issue here power outages as you know. delaware county reporting last reporting more than 103,000 people here without power and that is 44% of the county. with the wind still whipping that number could go up. power crews out on the road for what will be a busy night likely into tomorrow. the combination of snow mixed with rain and whipping winds brought down power lines and trees all over delaware county. many roads looked like this intersection of front street near monroe in media blocked off b

hammonton over three inches of snowfall and philadelphia international one and a half inches of snow. and yes, of course we had those intense, insane winds today. cape may gusting to 71 miles per hour. for reference hurricane force is 74 miles per hour. washington township gusting to 65, 626 in dover and gusting to 56 miles per hour today in pennsauken and we still, still have these elevated winds gust ing to 54 miles per hour in allentown, 46 in philadelphia, d we'll still see these strong intense and potentially damaging winds as we head throughout the overnight. the snow is mainly going to wrap up with a few lingering snow showers, but wind gusts possibly to 50 miles per hour and unfortunately we still could see more power outages as we heavy wet snow sitting on tree branch es, sitting on the wires and of course hazardous conditions throughout the overnight period p but when will the winds give us a break-in we'll check the full i witness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the clean up is underway across the region tonight in addition to the damage. the tomorrow caused a the

that's woodstown glassboro berlin not quite in cherry hill but in hammonton and then you have that rain-snowe which is pushing a little closer to the city as the morning progresses but this is really just the beginning of it. the area of low pressure just starting to take shape. maybe 50 top 70 miles off the coastline right now. that's pushing just a little bit eastward. so we're going to see kind of a sharp cutoff with the snowfall as you look farther north and west. let's show you a future tracker and give you an idea what we expect. at 7:30 this morning, you're seeing that snowfall north and west in the city, rain south and east so that's the morning commute. then we advance this to 11 o'clock and you can see that it's starting to intensify. that snow is coming down heavily. you see the darker shades of purple there. and that snow band reaching all the way down to south jersey and millville. we advance this to 1 o'clock, kind of the height of the storm, look at the area of low pressure. you can kind of see its intensity. snow will be falling straight from mount pocono to along the coastli

hammonton, 3 at any time 2. west deptford, 2 1/2le bit but i was looking at the reports, came into the national toosive a poconos, 26 there everybody else in the mid 30s. the winds are whipping around. 41 miles per hour in philadelphia and the poconos. capern thise jer coastal flooding high tide too be a moderate tide, moderate flooding is expected, high tide we're expecting minor. the worse will occur this morning, this evening,'s high tide will so on andle for the over hours the proximityrom the shoreline. cape cod boston we're expecting high low will pull high tides thee, 30s. out with cloud cover otherwise a mostly sunny day highs in the 40s.45 46, philadelphia. millville, 46. to 45. windchills all day even though we're forecasting highs in the 40s, it will feel like the 30s. 1:00 p.m6, below freezing, north and for icy patch again, low to mid 30s south across south jersey and delaware. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 not to a bad today. wind breezy tomorrow, 46. monday beautiful sunny skies

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we have the extreme bright band of purple here, near hammonton and the atlantic city expressway and medford lakes and browns mills. the snowfall rates 2 to 3 plus inches of snow atlantic city are you switching to snow briefly before it ends and that continues to pivot off to the northern and east mer ser county and trenton fizzling and ending in new hope. and blinding at the hotel last night and heard the slow rumble of thunder and thunderstorms are typically a summer and spring phenomenon but when you get a rapidly developing nor'easter it creates lift and convection and produces thunder and lightning and producing the thundersnow. we had quite a bit of it from noon until 3:00. during the time when the storm was intensifying. we had reports of 100 strikes and i-95 corridor and east. moved in from the ocean towards philadelphia. this is when we had the tremendous rates of snowfall. 2 to 3 inches per hour producing the near whiteout conditions and i kept saying on the air and on facebook if you hear the thunder you need to get inside and it comes with lightning. we have reports from ocean co

hammonton, 3.2. williamstown, 3. cherry hill, 2 inches of heavy wet snow. wind gusts be peak wind gusts looking at the numbers, hurricane force winds begin at 74 miles per hour. dennisville if cape may county. 71 miles per hour peak wind gusts. atlantic city, 61. allentown, 60. northeast philadelphia 62 miles per hour. now, a wind advisory remains in effect for the jersey shore. as we look at the satellite and radar, the center of the storm is 5 to 600 miles off the coast. the feeder bands of the outer edges of the storm still impacting the immediate coastline from nantucket to the delaware beaches. in the meantime, wind gusts are in the 25 to 35 miles per hour range. forecast for today, combination of sun and clouds. it's a milder day, high of 56. it's just windy. wind gusting between 35 and 45 miles per hour at times. that's a check of the forecast for now, i'll be back along in just a few minutes, we'll focus on another storm that could potentially impacting the area by the middle of next week. >> look forward to the update. >>> if you're heading out thi

hammonton, 3.2le williams town 3 inches. west deptford cherry hill, 2 inches. snow. dover, 62. poconos, 59. ocean city, 55 miles per hour wind gusts. now that the storm is pulling away here's a look at it on satellite and radar. combination of sun and clouds today, dry afternoon, it will be windy again. yesterday we saw 60 to 70-mile an hour gusts today the guss will gusts will be in the 35 to 45-mile an hour range high temperatures in the mid. folks, the 7:32 a.m. high winds from yesterday's nor'easter wreaked treats across the delawarelley. already-saturated ground means the wind knocked over trees on the roads and in some cases cars. bob brooks joinings us live this morning in overbrook. bob i manual insome folks will have a difficult time getting around this morning. >> reporter: gray, absolutely, trees down all over the place a lot of people without power. for the first time since the storm came, i'm having to squint because the sun is up. the storm created a mass, some of the mess behind me, trees down cars having to drive around it, there's ice out where the sun is not h

fox chase section of the city same as roxborough 7 inches of snowfall and norristown 8 inches and hammonton 1.7 inches and that will likely update. we'll look at the seven-day forecast, an issue tonight with the refreeze process and we'll chat about that as well in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> now lets head out to montgomery county. "action news" reporter, jeff jericho is live with the situation there. >> reporter: hey rick, the snow has stopped and that traffic jam behind me on 309 that has cleared out and the damage here in cheltenham township there are accidents and downed trees and power outages. it will make travel tricky for quite sometime. travel gridlock on roads playing out across cheltenham township to t dhis driver. >> don't have to be out here people don't be out here. most ofou can't drive on a regular day and it's raining and or dry. >> they push drivers of stuck cars up limokiln road. while pleading with people to stay off the roads and amber white chose to walk. >> i have the trash bag on my head and sneakers and all of my good stuff win here. >> and it didn't work b

doyles half in hammonton abo an inch. and look at the gusty winds right now. 62 miles per hour gusts for dover. 58 miles per hour gusts in allentown. down the shore right now 51 miles an hour gusts in atlantic city. our team coverage continues. brad sattin is down the shore. residents have been preparing conditions, brad, they are deteriorateing rapidly there in ventnor. >> reporter: yeah, i think you mentioned scott 51 miles an hour gusts. i think we're in the middle of them right now. i think these winds was about 25 to 30 miles an hour but these gusts are really something else. we're actually not far from atlantic city. we're here that the ventnor boat launch and i can tell you one of things that has helped at least contain the flooding the winds have been coming out of the northwest. it's a nor'easter of course those northeast winds that caused the problem but because the winds have been out of the northwest the water has pretty much been push back but the concern is that that could change tomorrow especially as we're

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 across much of the delaware valley meteorologist cecily tynan is because temperatures have really crashed because of the strong winds bringing down that cold air. >> that's right. when you get the heavy precipitation it taps into the colder air higher in the atmosphere and temperatures really drop. philadelphia 33 degrees, millville the same, allentown 34. when you have temperatures like this near freezing, it does stick on the roads. notice, though, where the snow has been really shutting off. reading and lancaster temperatures in the upper 30's, above freezing and actually once the snow tapers off, temperatures will be rising over the next several hours. so, we're not talking about really a quick refreeze overnight, temperatures just hovering around freezing for awhile. visibility really shows the heart of where we're getting that heavy banding of snow, mill