ith meteorologist kate bilo tracking the storm's path in the weather center, kate. >> this system really converg ing on our area from all directions here tonight lets take a look on storm scan three this will start shortly and will not stop untilikely around this time tomorrow. storm scan three showing us the system that we showed you in the midwest the upper level areaow pressure a snow and rain over here in the midwest. new we will focus on a new low forming along coast. thinks moving through portions carolinas producing rain, also producing some snow off to the north and this will intensify overnight and tomorrow, the sto really ramps up by mid morning that is when heavy snow will begin to fall. so kind of long duration system but heaviest, height of the storm about 10 to four tomorrow. you can see snow breaking out in state college williamsport rain pushing toward delaware, winter storm alerts start at 7:00 p.m. and pinkies a winter storm warning that includes city of philadelphia and all points northwest. winter weather advisory in longer watch for areas just to the south ande becau

kate bilo has brand new information on this storm and what we can expect. kate? >> thank you you guys. let's take a look at what's hang as far as our winter storm watch you just mentioned it's for the majority of the region, all of southeastern philadelphia, and new castle delaware under that watch. starts at 9:00 tomorrow night and will continue until 3:00 a.m. thursday. they may end that a little earlier as it looks like the storm may get out of here a little sooner. this also may be changed over to a winter storm warning for parts of the area and a winter weather advisory further south. as of now winter storm watch is in effect as this next system bears down upon the region. and here it is the upper low spinning over portions of the northern plains. this all heading east and we've got a secondary low that's going to form avenue the coast. that's the one that's going to take precedence. it will start to strengthen through the day wednesday and throw some anotherus snow back into our region. we'll start off tomorrow 5:00. your evening commute looks okay. a littl

kate bilo has brand new information on this storm and what we can expect. kate?thank you you guys. let's take a look at what's hang as far as our winter storm watch you just mentioned it's for the majority of the region, all of southeastern philadelphia, and new castle delaware under that watch. starts at 9:00 tomorrow night and will continue until 3:00 a.m. thursday. they may end that a little earlier as it looks like the storm may get out of here a little sooner. this also may be changed over to a winter storm warning for parts of the area and a winter weather advisory further south. as of now winter storm watch is in effect as this next system bears down upon the region. and here it is the upper low spinning over portions of the northern plains. this all heading east and we've got a secondary low that's going to form avenue the coast. that's the one that's going to take precedence. it will start to strengthen through the day wednesday and throw some anotherus snow back into our region. we'll start off tomorrow 5:00. your evening commute looks okay. a little bi

. >> kate bilo has a look at the hardest hit. >> this storm came in fast and furious once the banding started late into early afternoon, that's when most areas picked set up a lot of snow as we said in a short amount of time. one to three inches per hour. the storm is it moving on out. most of the area done with the snow couple of snow showers popped up through the poconos, the center heading up toward cape cod. the heaviest hasn't moved in hours over western massachusetts. many spots looking to get significant snowfall and certainly northerner had more than our area, some reports up to two feet of snow in parts of that area. for, you can see the snow has started to move on out completely. few flakes, recapping some highest snow totals, richboro bucks county. 16 inches of snow. fell there. 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 bl

alexandria hoff and greg argos are monitoring programs but well start with kate bilo >> looks like the storm is getting off to quite the start as we got heavy rain and now heavy snow blanketing much of the area let's take you out to stormscan 3, and you can see what's happening rain shower. take a look at that band of heavy snow that developed over pourings of central delaware. it's now started to spread north into new castle count and portions of delaware and chester counties, in his will come down heavily the next couple hours new castle on up towards the city of philadelphia and this is not even the main event. we're looking at this band of moisture it will snow steadily couple hours, could leave a quit coating to an inch, slushy snow. then it will taper off, you can see a little bit of a dry air mass behind it until the storm really starts to strengthen offshore. this really just phase one. but getting underway as we got pretty heavy snow around dover. salem and cumberland and starting to make its way into philadelphia. the winter storm warning into the city. winter weather advisor

. >> kate bilo has a look at the hardest hit. >> this storm came in fast and furious once the banding started late into early afternoon, that's when most areas picked set up a lot of snow as we said in a short amount of time. one to three inches per hour. the storm is it moving on out. most of the area done with the snow couple of snow showers popped up through the poconos, the center heading up toward cape cod. the heaviest hasn't moved in hours over western massachusetts. many spots looking to get significant snowfall and certainly northern new jersey had more than our area, some reports up to two feet of snow in parts of that area. for, you can see the snow has started to move on out completely. few flakes, recapping some highest snow totals, richboro bucks county. 16 inches of snow. fell there. 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 allentow

alexandria hoff and greg argos are monitoring programs but well start with kate bilo >> looks like the storm is getting off to quite the start as we got heavy rain and now heavy snow blanketing much of the area let's take you out to stormscan 3, and you can see what's happening rain shower. take a look at that band of heavy snow that developed over pourings of central delaware. it's now started to spread north into new castle count and portions of delaware and chester counties, in his will come down heavily the next couple hours new castle on up towards the city of philadelphia and this is not even the main event. we're looking at this band of moisture it will snow steadily couple hours, could leave a quit coating to an inch, slushy snow. then it will taper off, you can see a little bit of a dry air mass behind it until the storm really starts to strengthen offshore. this really just phase one. but getting underway as we got pretty heavy snow around dover. salem and cumberland and starting to make its way into philadelphia. the winter storm warning into the city. winter weather advisor

. >> we have live team three coverage from all across the area beginning with meteorologist kate bilo, who is gathering latest forecast date a kate this storm now just a few hours away. >> that is right we're expecting precipitation to spread in our area as early as 7:00 o'clock tonight and continue as varying rates of intensity right through ever night hours and even through the day tomorrow. so lets get you out to storm scan three with what to expect , two pieces of energy with this storm this is what we have been talking about as we have watched these ingredients coming together. upper level low pressure system over midwest producing snow in illinois, into wisconsin. now we have a coastal energy here. see rain along the coast across carolinas, up in to virginia light precipitation moving in with that buthappens tomorrow this system moves off the coast. it begins to strengthen asm the upper low to the coastal low and once that storm intensifies that is when snowfall rates will pick up. so precipitation will remain rather late to moderate through this evening and through the overnigh

i'm ukee washington here in the wenter center with kate bilo and chelsea ingram right behind me there> kate, the forecast, it is a powerful one, that was, and it is moving out now. >> it is. >> and you have your boots on, ready to take it on. >> can you see them, we have to wear snow boots. >> yes. >> outside is covered with snow, you mentioned north jersey we have a report of one area with 14.7 inches of snow over seven fell in just three hours. we had some of those intense back in our region as well. lets look at is what happening now, worries over with. and here's bright news, we have some clearing skies, across the area this evening, and if the sun comes out, temperatures above freezing, the snow will start to melt, already, they will start to see that snow compacting and starting to melt even through this evening as the storm pull s out. it is not done for everyone in ocean county, burlington county hey wait in the over for me still snowing and it is still snowing from toms river, stafford, lbi, even lightly in atlantic city but for the most part this has pulled out and left behi

yet, winter storm watch is posted for the area we have live team three coverage with meteorologist kate bilo and kate, where sit all right now. >> i can say as we have seen in the data rolling in through the day, the snow totals have been increased. this will produceig snow across the vast man jotter of our region and war of it will be during dayton wednesday. here's watch eanning so it includes, portions of south jersey,burlinr , s counties and city of of south earn, pennsylvania and new castle county in delaware that expires at 3:00 o'clock on thursday morning. w said you cannot see this just yet, upper le sitting over northern plains, and that will move in the great lakes and secondary low forms along the coast and much like what we saw on friday energy then ansfer to the coastal le which will strengthen and throw back heavy snow on our area, that is going to be greatest impact with this, particular, storm, wly snow ratt damaging wins which was hallmark have the last storm but again, different does not mean any less powerful as we said. lets time this out. tomorrow eveni will see light ra

. >> march is level definitely coming in line a lion, kate bilo >> we have one hour left if february,'s been a nice end so february an mild february objective, you can see temperatures rain shower still above the daytime high. normal average high 47 we're still at 51 at the airport. 52 in reading, 45 in allentown, the reaching the 60's outside today. but all that is about to change. march will roar in tomorrow, you can see on stormscan 3 locally right now, just a couple of hours impacting poconos, most of these stays off to our north but notice this thick deck of clouds lurking off to the south as the system starts to gain strength and moisture, it's not a typical formation, for our area likely will not meet the definition of nor eastward. we're look i want to go two systemses that will be coming together off the coast. here want that looks like as we get into tomorrow and then the storm moves offshore, when it rapidly strengthens our strongest wind around the back side. rain could change over to a brief period of snow but the biggest threat with this will be the wind especially throu

. >> march is level definitely coming in line a lion, kate bilo >> we have one hour left if february, it's been a nice end so february an mild february objective, you can see temperatures rain shower still above the daytime high. normal average high 47 we're still at 51 at the airport. 52 in reading, 45 in allentown, the reaching the 60's outside today. but all that is about to change. march will roar in tomorrow, you can see on stormscan 3 locally right now, just a couple of hours impacting poconos, most of these stays off to our north but notice this thick deck of clouds lurking off to the south as the system starts to gain strength and moisture, it's not a typical formation, for our area likely will not meet the definition of nor eastward. we're look i want to go two systemses that will be coming together off the coast. here want that looks like as we get into tomorrow and then the storm moves offshore, when it rapidly strengthens our strongest wind around the back side. rain could change over to a brief period of snow but the biggest threat with this will be the wind especially th

diagnose to change little bit as we continue to tweak things , meteorologist lauren casey and also kate bilo will be looking at new data and they'll continue to update things as we head into tonight probably even into tomorrow morning. so, why don't we have the high confidence with that yet? well, easy answer, this is the reason why, look at t t model, t actually performed very poorly on friday, with the last system, only about an inch, and then north american model, saying over 10 inches, so a lot of stuff we still have to ion out with the forecast, what we will continue to do, keep you updated not only on cbs-3 but also cbsphilly.com. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 47 degrees with increase in clouds, that precipitation moving in on tuesday. as we head into wednesday, rain and snow likely, probably likely seeing most of the rainfall for our shore points, then also cents into portions of delaware. wedngs quieting down on thursday, it is going to be breezy though, couple of flurries possible, a lingering snow chance as well on friday, then plenty of sunshine, saturday is looking

. >>> kate bilo joins us now with our forecast and i'll tell you i'm tired of this march coming in like >> march has come in and said hear me roar. >> yes. >> it will be two nor'easters in the first week and we are watching the coast potentially next sunday into monday. >> we will get there. >> yes. >> but lets take a look what is happening with this next storm. coming on the heels of the what happened friday, this is not a welcomed piece of news for most people out there looking outside we will start off with the good stuff. beautiful evening outside ocean city looking quiet. you can see tide coming in. sunset looks great. in problems out there. little breeze. wins are dying down tonight and first half looks quiet as well and then cloud will move in and that is when you know our next storm ace approaching storm scan three shows you where that is right now, center of circulation over northern plains, and secondary piece of energy will form off the coast and this will form like the system we had friday with one low to the west and secondary low off the coast all of the energy transfers t

. >> let's begin with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest on where we stand, with this storm, kate. >> the gust nice, most of the storm has ended for our area some spots enjoying breaks of sun as we head toward sunset. so that is good news, the accumulating snow for vast majority of the area has come to an end bit is still falling in coastal, new jersey. the southern shore spots are dry, for now, as is delaware, notice there are some snow showers across western pennsylvania, a few of those could survive, maybe a stray snow showers, flurries tonight but heavy at accumulating snow from the nor'easter has moved on out, you can see where that snow is falling right now over burlington county and ocean county, toms river, stafford, lbi, seeing some snow falling at the moment as well. behind this, things have dried out and you can see a few breaks in the cloud cover over portions of chester county, delaware county and northern delaware. snow totals from this storm big winning area as far as jackpot snow totals if you like snow, it is a winner maybe not you are a loser but, broomall