reporting live from haverford township joe hoden cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> we appreciate that. utility companies meantime are making progress in repairing downed power line anticipates 85,000 homes are without power that hour. here are the numbers. more than 74,000 peco customers are in the dark and it's over 7400 customers for ppl and 687 customers for accuweather electric. nearly 1400 delmarva and 198 for pse&g. >> getting back to norm at as can quickly as possible. northeast corridor will resume regular schedule tomorrow three days after storm forced delays and cancellations. amtrak officials say all of this scheduled trains between boston and d.c. will operate starting tomorrow morning. service came to a scaeching holt friday afternoon during height of nor'easter and resuld on modified syewitness np with a few delayed travelers today at 30th street station. >> i don't think any of us realized it would be so bad. things happen. what will we do. i'm sure well get out. it's a big inconvenience not just for me but for a lot of people. >> amtrak keystone service runs to and from

meantime haverford schools which were closed will reopen tomorrow. though they want everyone going to school to do so safely with some of that restoration work still going on. iain? >> all right, dave thank you. in montgomery county a lot of people still in the dark a giant tree missing hopes as it came down from those strong winds. neighbors close to tears after they see peco crews replacing and repairing utility poles bringing hope of power coming back soon. >> we've been sitting here since friday around 4:00 o'clock with no cable, no power, um, can't even take a shower to be honest with you. >> when the guys were cutting wood i was so happy we took them coffee to keep them going. >> peco says the damage to the lines and poles so extensive making repairs that much longer to fix. >>> the "good day philadelphia" team also following the storm for you. sue has got the latest forecast. bob will have your traffic conditions plus days news and headlines. good day of course starts at 4:00 a.m. and goes all the way until 10:00 right here on fox 29. >>> in t

again, we are headed toward the 3600 block of darby road in haverford township. that is where we are getting reports of a downed tree splitting a power line. that's contributing to the power outages in the region, but you can see right now completely dark. a lot of the street lights along this main stretch of highway also completely dark. and as far as how philly looks as well, my photographer kyle hall usually drives in along kelly drive. he said that it has been block off, many sections of that due to complete black-out there, as well, of the street light. so, again, right now, in the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher what you can waking to up this morning, snow, also some slick spots piled up on the cars, some of the snow accumulation, so we will keep you updated on what we are seeing as we're driving around in the mobile weather watcher. right now live in this fabulous car, i send it back to you, jan. >> that wet heavy snow that causes so many problems when it comes to power. anita, thank you, we will get back to you in 30 minutes. amtrak slowly getting back to no

last check peco, in this immediate area between lower merion, radnor, haverford township there are just under seven you this people at last check without power, i was talking to a buddy in haverford township where i live, he just lost power again , a few hours ago. got kicked back on, and, he told me 15 minutes ago, once again work this storm, wet heavy snow, that is a major concern as this snow sticks to the trees, and starts taking off branches, and starts taking out power lines and starts taking out cable lines. that is something that people will be keeping an eye on. in terms of those numbers, 35, hundred here in letter merion on this right side of route 30 , and still without power, and, take a look over here you can see this young lady here trying to scrape off the snow. it is so heavy. i was at my house a couple hours ago just shoveling my work way was a difficult chore it was so heavy. out there two or three times because of this wet, rain slush that this storm began w i tried to break out snowplow at one point. it is just too thick. snowblowers will not work. we are watching th

tim furlong is live in haverford. they're piling on the problems for some people in the area. >> the problems that just keep lingeri lingering. we showed this show in haverford township. the good news is it's off the power line. so people got the power back. the bad news is there's a big tree in the road. peco is still trying to restore power to 7500 homes and businesses, and again, another storm is now on the doorstep. >> i do feel like the smartest woman in the neighborhood. andy scene, whole house generator, where -- >> we went dark for ten seconds, and then it clicked, and it's been on since. >> obviously eleanor diddant need to -- that's good, because their shelves went bare quickly. >> friday afternoon is when it all started. saturday morning was just a madhouse. we had about 15 generators, and we sold them out in about 20 minutes. >> i was here when a rental generator was coming back in, after every storm, so many of is say they were going to buy a generator, but ended up deciding not to do it. >> it's the same

haverford township schools tomor due to power outages county ace monk hardest hit areas by friday's nor'easter to day county officials held a planning session to figure out how to address damage which includes to two shattered on old west chest pike and limited power and heat to area hospitals and retirement communities. let's go live to haver township delaware county and "action news" reporter fan with more,? to ship schools willheerfo tomorrow, officials posted tha earlier this afternoon saying they made the decision after consulting with the township. peco and that the down trees and and road close anothers could make it dangerous for students walking to sch make it impossible for busesto get around to pick up students.ge i't j laware county. take a look what we fou earlier thisnoon as we made our t this tree is stillown, wissohickon and rittenhouse in germantown, block ago this road and still on top of thee street. stationt intersection has been withouth esf wednesday, for the lihe for cash olynd>> ur buse,tter tor him and delaware county atlast check more han 42,000 customers are still wi

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i wrote for the haverford college paper what i thought were hilarious columns. and then years later when i had become a successful syndicated columnist, there was a reunion, like my 25th reunion or something at haverford college. and somebody had come up with the brilliant idea, there was this, like, dance in the gym. they came up with the idea of blowing up a bunch of my -- they got my columns and blew them up. so all around the gym were these columns i had written in the '60s that were, i just thought, hilarious when i wrote them. [laughter] and they were awful, you know? there must have been so many drugs involved -- [laughter] that i thought they were funny enough to write, that anybody thought they were funny enough to print. so it was a lesson to me that, you know, sophomoric is -- [laughter] it's a real problem, and i was -- >> being a sophomore. >> anyway, after that i went to work at the daily local news in west chester, pennsylvania. sounds like the newspaper superboy delivered, right? [laughter] and it was. it was a little, west chester, pennsylvania.

this is our live camera in haverford township. it just started falling in the last few minutes. >> and it's snowing as well in montgomery county. you are looking at life conditions in collegville. i want to take you to lehigh valley where they will get the worst of the storm. >> nbc10's aaron baskerville is live. what is happening? >> reporter: right now, there is a rain-snow mix that has been going on for about 90 minutes, since about 9:30. right now we are on lehigh street in allentown. we've been seeing salt trucks going up and down for several hours. salt truck drivers started their shift around 8:00 tonight. of course, we talked to a whole lot of folks tonight. they say, "here we go again." what do you think about the snowstorm that is coming? >> march is no good. >> reporter: joe heller has been through a snowstorm or two. he is assaulting his driveway and sidewalk near jefferson in allentown. the 81-year-old tells nbc10 he has no fear about a second major storm on the way. are you scared about this storm at all? >> no. i'm

but for now live in haverford, havertown, trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." back to you. >> what a mess, more messy weather on the way, trang, appreciate utility department making progress in repairing downed power lines. more than 54,000 custom remembers in the dark. so 5500 customers at ppl. most power has been restored for ac electric customers but still scattered outages, over sam for delmarva, scattered outages for p pse&g. >> put was goes through a woman's window. happened 12:30 a.m. 7100 block every grant place. the 79 year old was in bed when investigators say the bullet came through her first floor window and hit her in the knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through this window. we don't know if it was a stray bullet or if they were intentionally firing into the bedroom. that we don't know at this time. >> that woman is in stable condition. her 38 year olson who lives with her in the apartment was not hurt. >> fight least to this here at whitaker and the boulevard before 11:00 last night, 18 and if year old men both in critical condition.

dave kinchen joins us live from haverford tonight.e. >> reporter: iain many people can deal with a day without power but we talked to people tonight who are still in the dark and people who still have lots of storm debris to clean up with that other storm barreling down. >> i think that with all that snow laying on top of it, and the wind it just took it. >> reporter: this tree has been resting on meghan porks' haverton township lawn since friday night nor'easter. >> this tree tore out our cable internet phone lines. so we have no communication in that way. we're just living off data. report roar things could get more complicated with another storm on the way. >> not too excited. because we, um --, we tend to lose power in this strip just our neighbors tend to keep i we tend to lose it. um, i don't know why that is. so i'm not looking forward to cold nights witness kids. i'm not worried -- knock on wood, i'm not worried about another trees for me. i'm -- i would worry for other people. because there are a lot of old trees in this area

this is a piece of video of an electrical line elli haverford. "action news" viewer sent in that video. >>> "action news" viewer captured a downed line henry avenue along schoolhouse lane in east falls section. thankfully this did not ignite anything. bob brooks live in overbrooke on the downed trees and people waiting for the power to come back on, bob. >> reporter: yeah, gray, ely for some people it might take a few days be because there are so many people in the area without power. there are d dow storm. one of them, clearly behind me, that huge old tree is toppled over route 1 nearley road in overbrook. that car, that was fast, he was flying through there that almost turned into an accident on live tv. are going to have to come around the tree are heading t ares whipped through and trees were knocked down all route 1 sever degrees were down at henley road.there was one down on wissahickon avenue. we spoke with a family in elkins park who lit candle overnight. >> they said it would be 3 they meant 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> reporter: another woman

newtown, 13.2 also in bucks county, haverford picked up 11 inch, mount pocono 9.5 and the for awhile 6.1 inches, talking for the past couple nights, right on the board three to six, that certainly up and down out. temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clu

newtown, 13.2 also in bucks county, haverford picked up 1o for awhile 6.1 inches, talking for the past couple nights, right on the board three to six, that certainly up and down out. temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that start

we're still over haverford, this is wood lane and manor road.e've seen a lot of road closures in the area and you can see a downed utility pole and a lot of downed power lines because of fallen trees as well. where you find a lot of downed power lines you're also finding a lot of downed trees. we have seen crews trying to break up those branches to try to get them off the roadways earlier this morning i saw a tree that had landed on top of a car. there's a lot of damage as a result of this and right here you see a lot of utilities and comcast truck right there. a lot of people at work right now trying to get everything restored. not only have power that needs to be restored but you also have cable, phone lines that need to be restored as well. right there you see a gentlemen up there in one of those cherry pickers trying to tend to some of those overhead utility lines because right here you see a lot of wires down there on the ground. there's a lot of damage in this area. this is the same kind of thing we've been seeing throughout the area, espe

this immediate area got walloped last year with the nor'easter and last check in haverford and radnor townships fer than 7, customers t power a the numbers increasing that is a good storm. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the day off was a delight for both people and pooches. owners and their pets donned winter coats to take a stroll in rittenhouse square. lets get the full story from center city philadelphia. sara bloomquist is live at 12th and market street. >> hi jim, the snow tapers off here a couple of hours now, now we are dealing with the slushy wet situation. here in center city philadelphia. look along the side of market street. all the slush that it has build up. that will be problematic if it freezes over tonight and looking out on market street we are down to the pavement and the plow trains are coming through and not a lot to do anything more on the main streets and the side streets could be snow covered. all in all a difficult day to get around. >> this morning the nor'easter got into a slow start with the wintry mix of snow and sleet and mid-afternoon the flak

. >> well one of the hardest hit areas in the community is in delaware county havertown in fact haverford and marple newtown school district will be crossclaimed tomorrow due to sheer volume of road closures and downed trees and wires in that area. "eyewis reporter joe hold sent coming to us live tonight from a neighborhood in havertown is that the in the dark for another cold night. joe. >> natasha good evening. there's so many parts, pick your spot in delaware un thatground zero nor'easter thate through friday it right now the hub of genetoome heat so. neighbors out here and then there are others with no heat, no power tonight and perhaps only be kept out of theness. >> with a sunseting in haverfordested for anoth magnitude.. it's everywhere. >> massive trees c to ground clotheslineing data and power serce glendale and colonial 48 hours after andhinsr maple it toleller'sd he's ccal et t since left le a video from sue lit up in od blue and for miller whose wife is bedridden with no electricity his openings are. >> my wife in the bed withqu ie onecond generator. >> the power went off a we

. >> hey, good morning, guys, yes, haverford and marple newtown schools are closed today because of the situation here because of things like this, take a look, this is a giant tree, that is stilln here at glendale road and colonial drive. now, more than 2,000 customers still without power. you can also see why here. the street is right over these powers lines. this is going into the fourth straight day for these folks in this community, across delaware county, that number of people without power is at more than 20,000. now, county officials declared disaster emergency on saturday , due to the widespread power outages and trees brought down by friday's snowy and windy nor'easter. delaware county among the hardest hit areas and has asked the this clean up and restoration effort. now, peco crews have been working around the clock to get the power back on, the county leaders admit it could be wednesday or even thursday, before power is restored to all homes here. >> peco is working very authorities address this issue their bigight now some of the largest iue martins run is an area for seni

morning ridley township, delco, 3 inches of snowfall, nottingham chester county, close to three haverford montco up to 2 inches and already at phl an inch and a half of this wet snow. as we head throughout the morning hours we will see snow sleet, rain mixture in the nine or 10:00 o'clock hour and as main energy and lift arrive as we head in the second half of the morning and through the afternoon hours that will transition over to heavy snow for most of as you cross the delaware valley. this is peak intensity of the storm and we could hear a few rumbles of thunder. as we head in the evening hours that snow will move out but it will leave behind its mark, for sure, snow fall forecast totals looking the same or similar to what we showed you yesterday. we have expand that had six to 12 swath into south jersey but that is what we are expect nothing and around i-95, totals near lehigh valley and poconos where 14 inches is possible. >> i don't know what to say about this, such a mess. good thing we are in the 5:00 o'clock hour and typically around this hour, it is when we start to see more veh

live in haverford township, john rawlins channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, john. >>> lehigh valley correspondent walter perez is live at penndot in south whitehall township. walter, what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, jim, as usual, for a march snowstorm, the snow pretty much gone already here in the lehigh valley, but even as the repairs and cleanup continue, round two is right around the corner. brandon ra dui i of allentown is still without power since friday's nor'easter tour through our region. we caught up with brandon as he bought some extra gasoline hierator goi. >> just try find ways to charge a phone and contacting friends and family to get a shower and stay warm and that kind of thing. so, doing the best we can. >> reporter: making matters worse, brandon's home will likely not go back online before this next storm arrives. still, officials from pennsylvania power and light say, they've made tremendous strides getting power restored to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses across the region after a storm they'r

haverford, 11 inches of snowfall. now as we take a closer look at the seven-day forecast, we have yet another chance of snow back in the forecast sunday into monday. a look at the clouds this morning, we'll see the stronger wind speeds. a chance of a few snow flurries. we planned that out, the system is far away. still bringing snowfall to parts of boston. your planner for today, temperatures in the high 30s. the wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour, making it feel like 31. 41 for summerton. feeling like 32, west chester. 37 the high. it will only feel like 29 throughout most of the day. the lehigh valley, same thing. new jersey, berlin, 32 degrees the feels-like temperature. that's your daytime high. 44 the actual temperature but feeling like 35. 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

rosemont high end with 14, him rick with 4.3, wynnewood with 4.7 and haverford with 11 inches.mall 12 inches, media 10.7, get down to west chester, 4.3. we had a big variance out there. even in philadelphia, fox chase 8.4, philadelphia international 6.1, south philadelphia 3 and only 2 in center city and new jersey a huge range. pennington 10 inches, west stepford, 9.5, cherry hill 6, lindenwall, and some of these maces are still coming in. bushkill at 4, lehigh valley international 1.5. they got a warm streak in there. they lost the ability for a lot of snow. last night they were quite warm and didn't get as much snow there. delaware, 10.4, claymont at 4.2. this is our storm system. look at it as it rotates away from us. the dark purple is where we saw that big band dumping up to two inches an hour. we still have some light snow showers tonight in allentown and out toward lehigh. we'll see these passing flurries and snow showers. let me walk through what will happen because the temperatures now are our big concern. we may get a flurry but watch those temperatures go down. by t

rain mix ridley township delaware county up to 3 inches , nottingham chester county close to three, haverford montco at two and ph l we have pick up half inch, future weather showing us what is in store as we head in the 9:00 o'clock hour. still seeing that rain snow mix, south jersey and down the shore more spreading up in berks county, lehigh valley and dark purple indicative of the heavier snow coming down and we will see that expanding out as we head in the second half of the morning and into the afternoon hours, and early afternoon it will be the prime time for this storm, might even hear rumbles of thunder, greatly reduced visability across large portion of the delaware valley, two or 3:00 o'clock hour still seeing heavier snow and heading in to four or five or 6:00 that moisture slowly lifts off to the north and ease and by the evening hour that snow will come to an end. as far as forecast snowfall totals still looking on track. we have pushed down six to 12 category east of the i-95 corridor and, sharp cut off as we head closer to the shore but toward lehigh valley and poconos, still

with yesterday's system, 16 inches of snow, reported in richboro, newtown around 13.2 inches, and haverfordght around 11 inches of snow, mount pocono pick up 9.2 inches. at philadelphia international we saw about 6.1 inches of snowfall, a new record snowfall, record daily snowfall set in wilmington of 4.6 inches. that beats the old record setback in 1969, right around, 2.6. so very impressive system, yesterday, it is long gone from the delaware valley though, we have to go up into new england, portions of vermont, new hampshire they are getting hammered with snow right now but that storm will be retaiting out for them and things improving, up into new england as we head throughout the day-to-day. here at home though pretty quiet. lets talk about the threat potentially as we head into sunday night and into monday. the thing is not all models are on track with this idea but gfs has this particular model, this particular storm system churning up the coast and bringing us yes, a rain/ snow mixture and even some snow as we head into the day-to-day, look for high of 45. mostly sunny, breezy, and

haverford in montgomery county 8 inches of snow. actland, 7 inches. and quakertown on the northern half of bucks county, 4.5 inches of snow for you. let's take you down to delaware. new castle county. the northern part you got the jackpot here. 10.4 in greenville. north wilmington, 8 inches. pine creek, 6 inches of snow. new castle, 4.9. and clay mont, 4.2 inches of snow. so there was a lot of water in this snow. and it's very hard to remove. i'll let my colleague, tammie souza explain coastal storm number three that is coming up here in just a little bit. >> everybody is shuddering at that thought. count on us during the aftermath of this storm too. tonight keep the nbc 10 app handy because we'll have any information on further school delays and closings for you. >>> we are taking you through the end of the major storm. coming up, what travelers can expect at philadelphia international airport. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine

. >> reporter: main line family own business nestled on haverford avenue became get to for generations. >> i stopped here for 25 years >> reporter: refined by sheer knowledge of the staff and consistent support of its community. >> i cannot stan the thought of having to go to a chain store for my hardwares. >> reporter: after 105 years of endless greetings. >> how are you. >> reporter: it is time for a final good bye. >> it has been a great run. >> reporter: charlie waters and deborah work here since high school and now they look forward to retirement. >> as a parting gift the stories hosting a retirement sale on every single item and they are offering prizes for thousands of their loyal customers. lines of people, at times emotional flocked to the store thursday after hearing store will close its doors on april 28th. >> it is breaking my heart. i have been here three times this morning. it is, tough. >> reporter: because they are not just letting go of fixtures but they are leaving behind family. >> we will miss you as much as you miss us. >> reporter: in narberth, anita oh for cbs-3

i see school district workers over there, they are shoveling , haverford township, of course, like so many others does not want another snow day , of course, i have to tell my kid they may be in school through july. just kidding. that is very latest reporting live from havertown i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, joe, thanks very much. >>> power problems, extend all across the region, peco right now is reporting more than 117,000 outages, and the bulk of which is located in bucks county. about 5100ppl customers in the dark, ac electric is working to restore power to more than 23,000, customers, and, pse and g is reporting 56,000 outages and del marva has 668 customers without power, in new castle county, notice those numbers have gone up significantly as day progressed. >>> focus in chester county is now in the clean up effort. >> "eyewitness news" was in west chester earlier as snow came down hard and fast. many people wisely opt todd stay indoors and off of the roads. those who did venture out on foot, bundled up appropriately for the elements. >>> lets look l

tim furlong joins us in haverford. they're just racing to get the power on, but time is running our. this is college avenue at coopertown road, a crew at least got out here to get it off the power line, which means that they have power and heat. but with the next tomorrow radiology in, many say it's a race against time to get their power back. in media today, this snap transformer finally getting fixed. in norwood forestry guys out helping to put trees down so hopefully people can get their heat in. jim has his camper parked out back. he can cook here. on the deck the generator is running power into the how is itself. he's living better than most. he can't help but feel his piece of delco is low on the priority. >> i call this borough the stepchild of everybody. they take care of everybody else first. >> reporter: they say they don't favor one town over another, and they promise to keep working. this woman has a pit in her stomach see that some trees' roots are pulling up. she thinking there could be more nights in the

rosemont, haverford, 11 inches. jenkintown, 8.6 inches of snow. heading to parts of new jersey, duckford, 9.5 inches. this was an impressive storm that moved through. berks, lehigh, 10.5. east texas only about three inches. everything in range. flying to delaware, north wilmington picked up eight inches. brandywine picking up ten. 30 in the p.a. suburbs. 34 in philadelphia currently. we'll zoom in and show locations within philadelphia, below freezing. west mt. airy, 31. closer to swedesboro, 33 degrees. pittman, 31. it's areas that i'm pointing out that are below freezing that could see a lot of wet snow glazing over. west chester, 31. lots of clouds no. and the system -- lots of clouds now, and the system is well northeast. we'll see late sunshine heading into the afternoon. temperatures pushing into the 40s. as we push into tomorrow afternoon, a chance of isolated snow flurries back in the forecast. over the next three days, things will quiet down for us. in fact, saturday looks great. more sunshine and temperatures warming into the mid 40s. >>

by the way breakfast today, we're going to go to mckenna irish kitchen, in haverford, right there, along darby road. so we will be out there today from 9:00 to 10:00. having some good irish breakfast. as we get ready for the saint patrick's day paradement double shot for you here. here is a live look at route 202 and 100 in chester county. little fuzzy, pennsylvania turnpike near downingtown, slow going this morning, just give yourselves some extra time, factor in some slippery spot along the way, residual concellations left over from yesterday. not all of the planes are where they should be, not just here in philly but in new york and boston, so check with the airline on your particular flight. airports always open, it is the airline that makes the calls. and amtrak suspending service between new york and boston until 10:00. because of some left over power problems, from yesterday, and the rest of the big board, ac rail line still suspended, new jersey transit, cross-honoring some buses are still detoured or delayed. again, check with the website and it will get better as is we move thr

we've been in haverford.ver in bryn mawr, ardmore, as i say, this is merion station, i hope you can see that. can you see it? i have to say, i texted a bunch of my friend, i know they don't have power. and they say most -- go that way, can we get around it? >> i don't think. >> but this is what you are seeing, seeing a lot of this. i have to say, guys, we've seen ton of power crews, tree crews, that's got power lines in it, again, this is merion station. which is like kind of near ardmore and bala cynwood, it is cents definitely montgomery county. but again, the good news here, man, it took like, you know, from friday until midday monday to get over the lasts storm. and in 24 hours, as i say, the township crews, the road crews, peco, and exelon, they really have done a heck of a good job of cleaning everything up. so, monday, let's have another party. what do you say, mike? >> sounds like a plan. >> okay, so what we will do monday, i'm going to go to your block, jenny on your block. don't be fool by the mike

highest amounts we saw, 16 inches in richboro where jan carabao's this morning. 13.2 in newtown, haverford around 11. mount pocono over 9 inches and phl right around 6.1, that is a new daily snowfall rorrer. coming up, we are tracking the potential for maybe, maybe, another coastal system as we head into the sunday night, and monday time frame, however , it is not a guarantee , i'll talk about why coming up in just a few minutes, but for right now we are concerned about those temperatures this morning. >> you are the best, we love you, thank to you that information. very good to know, that there are a lot of tricky spots, right now, happening right now , because of the refreezing , as chelsea pointed out. we are looking outside right now and as i pointed out we are seeing some accidents as well. ninety-five north at cottman this is where we have an accident pulled off to that far left. look at how everyone is, stopped, and then to make matters worse as we travel further northbound, we have, a car fire, 95 north atwood haven road, that has, all lanes blocked as well, including one, southbou

we have caught up with haverford township chief john viola earlier today, talking about these back to back storms and how the township, has been dealing with it. >> well, we have 17 cars in the street, between us and radnor we have 906 calls for services for over week friend friday to monday which is a really high number. we were out friday we were non-stop just giving out addresses and we were responding to them. so much so many trees down. medical emergencies, alarms, wire fires, just continuing. >> is there any silver lining to this event right now, thaw are seeing. >> spring is almost here. >> reporter: chief has a point , i think we're doing math here, behind the camera, about 14 days until spring, march 7th, give perors a giving way to some clearing and some sunshine. reporting live from havertown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> spring, forward this weekend. it is getting closer. thank you. >>> lets check out road in montgomery county, mobile weather watcher has taken to the streets. we are looking live in montgomery villain you can see the snow piled up in the midd

haverford, clear. buckle ham, clear. winslow, you're clear. medford on the edge of clear. dennis is clear. cape may, sea isle, all clear, atlantic city very close to clearing out from this snow. off to the west we do have more snow showers coming in. maybe mixing with little bit of rain. so a flurry possible tonight. a brief rain or snow shower. this is not something that we're expecting to create accumulations for us. and this could happen tomorrow and friday too as the main body of this big storm system that lies off to the west takes its time to rotate through. so here we go. we may see some mixing, with temperatures on the back end of this. but it's out of here by 7:00. and then the temperatures fall. there you go. by midnight, a good portion of the area is below freezing. and that's when we see all the ice forming on the road waist. then tomorrow morning, you wake up. still at or below freezing. so snow-packed roads. icy roadways making for dangerous travel. we get above freezing by about 9:00 in some areas, making it to the upper 30s and low 40s that snowpack will ke

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nottingham, chester county pennsylvania, philadelphia, we have .4 of an inch, wilmington 2 inches, haverfordes, and .6 an inch in mt. holly new jersey, where the national weather service is located. so that's so far, of course, winter storm warning, we've expanded the amount of counties, included in case you just woke up, change from yesterday. and now, weaver winter weather advisory in effect for cumberland and count county. they may not be all rain, like initially thought. so there is the low pressure system off shore. the energy being transferred. and the precipitation starting to pick up in intensity, even where it is raining. here you see the rain-snow line. kind of through the middle of new castle county over to salem county and part of cup letter bands county new jersey so really keeps switching back and forth, from rain to snow to rain to snow. then up in the mountains, we are seeing few dry slots, but that's where it is really expected to pile up. and looking out the window here in philadelphia, and seeing, see how the darker blue here? that is picking up as well. the snowfall, and

haverford township schools tomor due to power outages