. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live, in richboro which saw the most snow in pennsylvania, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning, richboro got 16 inches of snow, and boy, oh , boy did it do a whole lot of damage. peco says its crews are working around the clock in bucks county alone to restore close to 47,000 customers, with power, but if you remember from just 30 minutes ago that is down from 51,000 customers. so some progress is being made here this morning. some of these people in bucks county of been without power for a week now, since that last nor'easter, you can see here, the damage left behind, this is bustleton pike and tan yard road, in bucks county. a sexist still closed. it is because of that down tree and pur line there in the middle of the street. fortunately though as you can see lights are back on in this area but that wet, heavy snow added to a already saturated ground. it has done so much damage in the bucks county and delaware and lehigh valleys. neighbors in bucks county wasted in time starting this latest run of clean up. this is

we are live in richboro, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >>> all that home is heavy if you own a snow blower we are fining it difficult difficult to use. we are hearing it is jamming them. >> you may have to clear it the old fashion way with the shovel. of course all that heavy snow toys blame for toppled utility poles and trees. why this neighborhood in south philadelphia. >> when i pulled up we heard a sound and a tree went down right across broad street. >> they are asking residents not park too close to street corners so clean up crews can navigate smaller streets. >>> well, after you dig out big question is how are roads. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live, making her way around town this morning and she has headed out to east mt. airy. trang do, how are the roads there. >> reporter: well, guys, so funny but viewers are telling meo yah we have an inside gig, this is awesome but i will tell you these roads are rocky because of all of the snow that remains, on them, take a look here, this is again

we are live inside mobil weather watcher jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. >> it was like last week where it was fine in the morning and then all hell broke loose later in the day. >> lets bring in lauren to break down what will happen. as jan said there the roads don't look too bad but it is the grassy surfaces and top of the cars where we are seeing snow start to build. >> i like jan's assessment, i don't know fit is meteorological and sound but i will say the forecast is right on track. we are expecting this wet snow wintry mix and main energy, main lift from this system we will see heavy snow, developing, across the area and that snow is going to becoming we head in the second half of the morning and in the afternoon hours so right now we are just seeing light snow in the, poconos getting a live look but snow is falling illuminated by light there. pretty looking scene looking up in those higher elevations, little coating of snow there in the scene and storm scan three is showing us yeah, we have light snow, coming down in the p valley. we wi

life from the news center, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new back inside to you. >>> high school teacher in georgia faces serious charge these morning. five three-year old randall davidson a social studies teachers fired a shot in his classroom yesterday no students were in the room at the time but incident set off panic inside of the school. >> when the principal put a key in the door to try to unlock the classroom, mr. davidson fired a shot from a handgun, through an exterior window of the classroom. it did not appear it was aimed at anybody. >> unaudible. >> police reacted quickly to helped students' vac wait the school, he was arrested without further incident. >>> in business news this morning what is powering a surge in weight watchers customers. >> also a peak inside oscar swag bag, and a look at the markets on march 1st. money watch's dianne king hall joins us from the stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: wall street happy to usual inner march after war month in two years. threat of the higher interest rates and inflation sent

we have light snow falling but soon we will be in the white out. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos live in the mobile weather watcher. jan, good morning. last time we saw you you were in bustleton. where are you now what are you seeing. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. we are in montgomery county now and i'm getting excited because each and every hit we come to you each and every hour as hours and minutes go by we are seeing that rain/ sleet, we saw from earlier this morning now turn over to snow. we are taking a live look right now, outside of our mobile weather watcher, this is the roof camera on top where you can see that the snow is falling more steadily now, and not only is it sticking to the grass surfaces , it is sticking to the middle of the road. as we take dash camera you can see what a drive would look like on gant drive-in huntington valley, montgomery county. we have not seen this until a half an hour ago. we are coming through center city, schuylkill expressway, roosevelt boulevard it just looks wet because we were seeing mostly rain, sleet and then this mix

. >> jan carabao is live with the look at the roads, good morning. >> where are you now. >> we're in rhawnhurst right now it has taken us from center city philadelphia to the great northeast where we are trying to make our way to bucks county and check out road conditions, and for the most part it is not looking too bad, i necessity weather will only intensify and road conditions are going to deteriorate but i suppose the good news, silver lining is if you have to get up early and get out and maybe get back home, at lee traveling conditions right now aren't too bad at all checking with my photographer driving mobile weather watchers and he says in the really that slippery right now. we will see a lot of wet roadways we have seen rain, light snow coming down on our windshield right now, melting on these treated surfaces so that sheen you see on the road that is just wet right now, mobile weather watcher is reporting that the temperature outside is 34 degrees, but of course whenever you see moisture you have to slow it down there can be areas with ponding, we have seen that, of course,

good morning, i'm jan carabao, lets start off with the chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather sun day morn. >> good morning. >> wind was not as tough this morning. >> it wasn't but we are still under the influence of that storm, that affectedut two days ago and we're still ing with some of the wind associated with winds are not as bad as re t days ago lets look at a live look at center city sunrise, outside 29 minutes way at this point in time. we have got a little bit in the way of cloud cover out there but we will see sunshine as we head in the afternoon with those clouds, spinning on out, right now 38 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-seven waking up this morning in wilmington. thirty-eight in millville. thirty-seven in allentown. right around 27 in the poconos as you wake up in media, it is 348. will he grove at 36. doyletown right around 35 degrees there. feels a little bit colder though there is still a breeze , 28 degrees, is what it feels like in philadelphia. feels more like 29 in allentown. 28 degrees in reading. here's that wind speed sustained at 20 miles an hour at phil

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is in richboro where people are waking up in the dark, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning. if you are keeping track at home you will remember at 43,030th i said peco's working around the clock to restore power. come 5:00 that number dropped to 46,000 customers, and now the number has dropped a little bit more to just over 46,000, customers, here in bucks county, alone. thinks hardest hit area for peco in the philadelphia suburbs and it is becoming frustrating for people still waking up in the dark because many of them have been in the dark since last friday's nor'easter. lets take a live look behind me on the scene, at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. you can see a section of the road is still closed because of what crews have been dealing with all week long. down trees and power lines, fortunately, this area does have power, this morning, but you know what that wet, heavy snow, added to an already saturated ground that has done so much damage not only here in bucks county but throughout the delaware

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has a real time look at the roads live in the mobile weather watcherjan good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim good morning. we are coming to you live from the mobile weather watch inner montgomery county. that is where we have been seeing heavier snowfall this morning, we made our way from center city philadelphia out to the suburbs each and every hit and each and every hour we are starting to see this system move through and change over as forecasted from rain, sleet, mix and now to snow. although it is falling ever so lightly out here in montgomery county, this is payne avenue we came down easton road make our way through easton road and in the roselyn area an inside streets like this one is already getting a little messy. the main road as pat and trang do have been saying look g all clear, just wet but these side streets, neighborhood street, turning down them you start to see how snow is accumulating and getting in the only snow, but slushy spots it is 33 degrees out here, so it is melting a bit on the surface and you can see how much the snow h

. >>> it is sunday march 4th, good morning i'm jan carabao but first lets start with the forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather g sunday morning, chelsea. day by day your win is dying down but still we have it around this morning. >> we are under the influence from that nor'easter that is now well out to sea but still dealing with wind, not as much as yesterday, but certainly not as much as the day before that, but we are also going to be tapping into good amount of sunshine today with high pressure moving in control. lets look at a live look at center city, you can see sun in the cloud we are dealing with a little bit of cloud cover this morning but that should thin out, and we will see sunshine in the afternoon. 37 degrees in philadelphia, 38 as we are's waking up this morning in wilmington. thirty-nine in dover and lancaster this morning at 36. right around 27 degrees waking up in the poconos. look at the winds coming out of the north and west and around 16 miles per hour, sustained at philadelphia international airport, so, that is, making it feel a litt

. >>> today is sunday march 4th good morning i'm jan carabao, lets start with the forecast with meteorologist chelsea in gram with eyewitness weather good sunday morning. >> good morning. >> still windy though. >> we are dealing with the breeze today so still under the influence of that storm that is well in our path at this point in time. wind is around today. it will feel breezy, make it, of course, feelle me start liver city you can sicture as we start and see good amount of sunshine as we head in theoon, n philadelphia. forty in wilmington. in atlantic city, 39king it in wildwood, 27 degrees up there in the here's that breeze, coming in out of the north and west, that iss an hour at philadelphia internna this afternoon we could see gusts from 20 to 30 miles anrsehat bre making it feel colder more like 29, that ise wd chill valun philadelphia feeling more like lower 30's intes up there in th. so here's what you can expect morning clouds, afternoon, still breezy with wind chills in the 30's, we will talk about nor'easter, heading our way for the upcoming week and details in a few minutes, j

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in richboro where they have their work cut out for them, good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. peco tells us its crews are working around the clock to restore power to 51,000 customers here in bucks county alone, some of these people have been without power since the last storm, last week's nor'easter, this is a live look this morning at bustleton pike and tanyard road in richboro, bucks county. there is a section of the road still closed because of the down tree and down power lines this is what crews have been dealing with all week long, that wet, heavy snow, added to an already saturated ground has done just so much damage, throughout the delaware and lehigh valleys. lets look at the video. neighbors in bucks county wasted no time, starting, this latest round of clean up, once yesterday's storm blew through this is croyden where neighbors cut through a large oak tree on magnolia avenue due to the wind and heavy snow a woman was inside there when that old tree came down. she was not hurt. a few blocks away, neighbors on

. >> eyewitness nice reporter jan carabao is live in the mobile weather watcher with a look at the roads, so jan, where are you right now. >> reporter: we're about to get on the roosevelt boulevard , rahel and jim, it has been, i would say raining, lightly snowing all morning long, if i turnaround you can see road conditions, snow coming down ever lightly right now hitting windshield, melting and you can see that the roads for the most part are clear. they are wet. there are bit slushy in places and there is already snow accumulating on the grass areas on the side of the road near the sidewalk so right now at this hour road conditions are pretty fine, of course, these are road conditions you would see, still raining and there is light snow, on the pavement, you can take it easy , might hit some wet spots , ponding, slush, nothing too terrible for early morning drivers but of course we are expecting these conditions to only deteriorate throughout the day. if you are an early morning reiser and you need to get somewhere this morning you have the best driving conditions, it is just a matter

good morning, i'm jan carabao, lets start off with the chelsea ingram th

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos i live at betsy ross house with a preview of is what being planned jan. >> rahel good morning. thinks your neck of the wood but did you know that the betsy ross house is only location in philadelphia dedicated solely to telling the stories of colonial women and their impact on america. it is true. so what boater place to kick off women's history month then the betsy ross house and happening today at 10:00 o'clock the hoping of this new exhibit. here to talk bit, of course is miss ross herself, who woke up early for us and lisa molder, director of the betsy ross house. thanks for being up early. i appreciate it. i know off lot of work to do today. but first lisa, tell us about the new exhibit that we are standing in the middle of it right now. >> we know it is flag story that brings people to the betsy ross house but is there so many overcome polling store business betsy and 18th century working class with men like betsy that we would like to share. we have created this exhibit so people can come out, get the story of how betsy was commission todd mak