. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. our first alert starts now as a major storm gets ready to hammer us. >> seconds ago we got a brand- new update on the snow forecast. you are looking live at first alert radar showing the storm getting ready to swarm our region. >> and we are starting to see rain and snow in parts of our area. here's a look at camelback mountain where you can see snowflakes falling steadily. in philadelphia, a wintry mix has started to fall. this is i- 95 and south of philadelphia. >> you will have no way to

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. >> and good evening, i am jim rosenfield. >> and i am jacqueline london. the start of another major storm? less than a week. >> the rest of this nor'easter moves in wednesday. you can see that system inching closer here. >> this new round of snow comes as 30,000 people in our area still without power tonight. >> toppled trees are still littering roads all over our areas. nbc 10 is tracking the storm all week long. >> bringing you live team coverage. and the new threat tonight. let's begin with chief meteorologist tammie souza. >> much of tomorrow is going to be pleasant and quiet. and first alert going to go into effect early on wednesday. by tomorrow evening, you will start to see light rain or snow falling depending on where you live. pennsylvania neighborhoods, all of them, in this first alert. south jersey in the first alert. northern delaware. only thing left out are central and south delaware and the jersey shore. our biggest concern with this storm is the snow. the heavy wet snow that is going to fall. we are going to have messy commutes. wednesday

. >> i'm jim rosenfield. major winter storm that trounced our region today is leaving behind two major dangers tonight. first, all that leftover snow is icing over now. so your morning ride to work could be dangerous. then more power lines and branches could fall overnight with that fresh heavy snow weighing them down now. and that means even more power outages. >> right now at 11:00 more than 140,000 peoplener the da are in without power. parochial schools are on a two-hour delay. other schools are giving students a full day tomorrow. the closures are at the bottom of the screen. >> a lightning strike sparked this fire. no one was hurt. but in ocean county a teacher was injured when her umbrella was struck by lightning outside manchester middle school today. she'll fortunately be okay. >> drivers have been slipping and sliding all day. walking wasn't any easier. nbc 10 in center city, allentown, king of prussia today. >> delaware, this time lapse video shows the storm blasting through wilmington today. crews

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. our first alert starts now as a major storm gets ready to hammer us. >> seconds ago we got a brand- new update on the snow forecast. you are looking live at first alert radar showing the storm getting ready to swarm our region. >> and we are starting to see rain and snow in parts of our area. here's a look at camelback mountain where you can see snowflakes falling steadily. in philadelphia, a wintry mix has started to fall. this is i- 95 and south of philadelphia. >> you will have no way to escape the dangerous snowflakes. dangerous travel with snow- covered roads and more power outages as trees and power lines fall. thousands are still in the dark from our last storm. heart attacks know. it'll be heavy, wet, and dangerous to shovel. and school is out. it's too dangerous to get there. the full closure list is running at the bottom of your screen. >> trucks are already hitting the road ready to clear the snow as it falls. nbc10 has crews in allentown tonight. >> we are bringing you cov

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and seem i'm jacqueline london. next. >>> tonight, the massive nor'easter slamming the east coast. states of emergency declared. heavy snow, powerful winds, coastal flooding, even thundersnow. the second major snow in a matter of days. a dangerous commute home for millions tonight. thousands of flights canceled. we're tracking the threat. >>> president trump sued by the adult film star he allegedly had an affair with. what she's now claiming about her hush money deal. at a time when the white house is in damage control over its latest high-profile resignation. >>> the v.a. under fire. the shocking new report alleging failed leadership in a major hospital that put our veterans' lives at risk. >>> the police officer killed responding to a 911 call. the second tragedy in a matter of months for a sma t

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and seem i'm jacqueline london. "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight, the massive nor'easter slamming the east coast. states of emergency declared. heavy snow, powerful winds, coastal flooding, even thundersnow. the second major snow in a matter of days. a dangerous commute home for millions tonight. thousands of flights canceled. we're tracking the threat. >>> president trump sued by the adult film star he allegedly had an affair with. what she's now claiming about her hush money deal. at a time when the white house is in damage control over its latest high-profile resignation. >>> the v.a. under fire. the shocking new report alleging failed leadership in a major hospital that put our veterans' lives at risk. >>> the police officer killed responding to a 911 call. the second tragedy in a matter of months for a small town force. >>> the wounded warrior now wearing a different uniform. >> it gave me the outlet and it gave me that sense of brotherhood and comrade that i really missed. >> serving his country again as a

. >> i'm jim rosenfield.ve issued a first alert as this major storm comes barreling toward us, yuck see it getting closer on first alert radar. >> we are expecting dangerous and destructive winds that could topple trees, power lines, and light poles. this is a live look at the wind in center city tonight. >> the jersey shore is going to see the strongest gusts and they could get walloped with major flooding. will go live at ocean city, the boardwalk's already wet right now. >> on top of soaking rain, we could get heavy snow. the poconos and the lehigh valley could see serious snowfall. in philadelphia the little snow could get blown around, creating blizzard-like conditions. >> tonight we're taking you closer to the storm with storm ranger 10, the radar on wheels that gives us the most accurate forecast possible. it is scanning the skies in glassbo glassboro, new jersey. >> live team coverage from the shore to the pennsylvania subbushes. aaron baskerville is live. >> we begin with chief meteorologist tammy so

i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the threat is rebounding and coming into focus.a. in havertown, things are far from normal following friday's pounding punishment of wind, rain and snow. a bird's-eye view how widespread the damage is. look at the toppled free that has this road closed today. another storm zeros in on the area. a new week and new nor'easter heading our way. keeping you prepared one step ahead of that storm. team coverage surveying damage from the ground and the air. >> we begin with tammie souza. this new storm threatening to deliver a second punch. bring understand to date. >> it will deliver more snow than wind. it's flipping over. any weakened tree branches or weakened trees or power lines not fallen yet could fall and we will see 35-40 miles an hour wind gusts. we have a first alert south jersey and northern delaware. this is from wednesday morning, 4:00 in the morning to thursday morning at 7:00 and start to see that very late tuesday night mixing in with rain. we're concerned of accumulating snow and a lot of it. we will see messy commutes th

i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. you're in the right place for severe weather coverage. over the next 36 hours, this storm will be changing constantly. so major sure you stay with the fist alert weather team. >> from the jersey shore to the delaware beaches, into center city and up to the lehigh valley, we are helping you get ready. this is not a one-size fits all storm. conditions will continue to deteriorate across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. the nbc 10 first alert weather team of meteorologists has the most accurate weather forecast. steve sosna is is live in south jersey with the only mobile radar and glenn "hurricane" schwartz is breaking down the e details of the storm region by region. >> we begin our coverage with chief meteorologist tammie souza with the timing and the biggest factors impacting this storm. >> the biggest factors impact ing this storm is wind will be the umbrella event. everything else is going to be big. it will fall beneath that. we have a first alert for the entire area prp this

. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. >> as you can see right there from first alert radar, we are in for a majorh strong winds and flooding. this is a live look at conditions right now along the boardwalk ahead of the storm in ocean city. from the jersey shore now to the lehigh valley, this time tomorrow, heavy snow could be falling there. there's a live look in allentown. information on this storm:con substantiately being updated. it's important to stay with the most accurate weather team in our region. >> nbc 10 has tools no other station has and more reporters hitting the streets. we sent seven reporters across pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. and our first alert team of meteorologists has been tracking this storm for days. >> let's begin with meteorologist tammie souza. it's raining now but the severe weather is still on its way. >> i want to say these are not severe storms, but this is severe weather. we're going to see the high winds as this storm system revs up. we're going to see heavy snow in the poconos and snow elsewhere and also going to see some very heavy rain that could lead

i also just got an e-mail from jim rosenfield who says the large flakes they're now coming down in center city. >> let's check in with jessica boyington to see what's happening on i-95 at gerard. >> i'm look at 95 too and actually picked this camera because my other 95 cam raw couldn't see it at all, it was completely covered with ice and snow. so there was all over the camera lens and this one was one of the only ones i could show you. at least because it wasn't covered. so right now you can definitely see it coming down. the good thing is that i want to focus on that not a lot of cars are out the door. you want to follow that example and not head out the door especially considering the worst is yet to come. right now we're just watching a lot of slippery spots. off ramps, back roads dealing with kpent department, one in lower providence around egypt road and windchilling things over in new jersey. cherry hill, the visibility looks north than i-95. east and west not to too bad but everybody has their headlights on and they're all completely saturated and in adoition that we're seeing a l

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i'm jim rosenfield. >> and a live look at first alert radar. it shows the storm clearing out. dangerous driving conditions. here your headlines. about 120,000 pico customers across the area are without power. a long list of septa buses, trains and trolleys are suspended right now. amtrak has already made the decision to operate on a modified schedule again tomorrow. and there are still a lot of problems on the roads. but things are starting to get a little better at this hour. nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammie souza is checking on the conditions out there. >> as long as the storm system continues to move out as quickly as it is, that means people can get in and start the cleanup. but we do have to worry about snow on the power lines, branches and trees. some of those are going to come down tonight, and even tomorrow. because the heavy wet snow is bringing stuff down. we've seen trees already toppled this afternoon. the good news is, it's winding out of here. look at it. this is a six-hour loop. the last of it right here out along the jersey shore. you have to zoom in tightly t