chester, lancaster & chesterfield counties. up to .25" of ice could form on elevated surfaces across newberry, fairfield and kershaw counties. rain will become mixed with sleet/snow friday night saturday morning with a dusting to 1" accumulation possible. 1" to 2" totals could accumulate a grand jury in georgia has officer who fatally shot a former usc student last year outside a suburban atlanta apartment complex. officer robert olsen faces felony murder charges for olsen shot hill last march while responding to a call of a naked man behaving erratically outside the apartment. in october, an earlier grand jury found there were inconsistencies and contradictions in the evidence and recommended prosecutors investigate. a man accused of killing his wife in west columbia is now locked up near atlanta, nearly six years after the crime. ice reports that gerardo rodriguez villarreal was arrested in norcross georgia, wednesday. a murder warrant says villarreal forced his way into the home of his estranged wife's sister in west columbi

feels like 9 in lancaster and feeling like 17 in philadelphia. today mixture of sun and clouds, 40 to 42 pretty close where we're supposed to be. 41 is normal. into the 50s on sunday and then into the 60s during your work week. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> runners get ready. monday you can begin registering for the lottery for blue cross broad street run. registration runs through february 12th. lottery selections are random so you'll have an equal chance no matter when you sign up. if you are not running you can watch the race live on may 1st right here on nbc 10. >>> today former philly's ace cole hamel will host a pitching client. eem join other major leaguers in giving kids hitting, pitching, nutrition and mental toughness. proceeds will go to educational programs. the clinics run today and tomorrow at the maple zone sports institute in garnet valley, delaware county. >>> 5:42 on this saturday. just about 26 degrees outside. the eagles sign up their third offensive player this week and the warriors steph curry is in town to face t

minus 1 in reading, 2 in lancaster, 5 in the poconos. it's cold, erin. >>> thanks, karen. >>> new this morning, a st. louis i say police officer shot a robbery suspect in the busy fast food restaurants. the officer fired they don't shots at the suspect when he -- two shots when he refused to drop his gun. officers plan to review the restaurants cameras which record the the shooting. >>> there's no word when the four americans who were held in iran during a prisoner swap will arrive back in the u.s. >>> a massachusetts man released independently of the swap is home. >>> there's good reason why it might be hard to shake blue monday. >>> tech bytes. >> reporter: hey there in tech bytes, a delay for the neck generation apple watch. the apple watch ii was likely heading for a march unveiling, but an online report claims the company pushed back the date. no comment from apple. >>> this is amazon echo that controls smart devices around the home. now it can now read to you. having it read to you is free, but it sounds a bit robotic. google is tr

feeling like 9 in lancaster, feels like 17 in philadelphia.d chills in the teens also in anthrax, millville, dover around 18 it feels like in mill via. there's that cold northwesterly flow. a breezy morning. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. that will dissipate throughout the later part of the morning. but a live look outside nice and quiet this morning. partly cloudy skies. we'll see more sunshine mostly sunny this morning and partly cloudy later on this afternoon. chilly today right around 41 degrees later on this afternoon. tonight cold temperatures dropping below freezing north and west around 31 degrees in philadelphia. not as cold as this morning. that will be as you wake up at 6:00. tomorrow morning 31 degrees in philadelphia. then by the afternoon into the 50s so a milder afternoon about 10 trees above-normal. then even warmer during your work week. monday things change. clouds come in the afternoon and we're tracking the chance of some later showers on monday. today sun and clouds 40 to 43. within out of the southwest and 5120 miles per h

winter storm watch in effect tonight through saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. partly cloudy this morning, not as cold, lower to middle 30s by sunrise. later today, increasing clouds with widespread rain evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday morning. up to .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central midlands tonight and friday night saturday not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice or snow. saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing storm, update will following during the day. closer. that includes in fairfield county, where more ice and sn

winter storm watch in effect tonight through saturday night lancaster, saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. later today, increasing clouds rain developing by evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday morning. up to .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central morning not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice or snow. saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing storm, update will following during the day. the impact of this storm will be felt up and down chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the

feels like mount pocono wind chill, lancaster 11.eeling like 17 in philadelphia as well as atlantic city and millville and feels like 18 in dover, delaware. taking a look outdoors still dark this morning. we'll see the sun come up during the 7:00 hour. we'll see mostly sunny skies and then partly sunny skies in the afternoon. overall a nice day. future weather as we go throughout time. partly sunny this afternoon. around 41 degrees. temperature drop back down tonight. not quite as cold as it is this morning. still below freezing in philadelphia. drop down 31 degrees sunday morning and then into the 20s north and west. sunday afternoon milder than today. right around 53 degrees sunday afternoon. so about 12 degrees above what's typical. monday we'll see the clouds coming in later on monday and then eventually we'll see chance for showers on monday as well. today highs cross the region mainly in the 30s north and west. 40 in northeast philadelphia. south and east temperatures in the low 40s. then closer to the city we'll top out around

our saturday, and temperatures to the north and west in the 30s, 3 the 9 in allentown, and 39 in lancaster, 44 in philadelphia, and south and east in the mid to upper 40s already, 48 in wildwood, and 48 in atlantic city, and 46 in millville, and up to 52 later on this afternoon. the satellite radar shows we are tracking a few light showers, especially to the north and west, and light sprinkles moving in the area, and mostly, we're going to keep it dry throughout the day, and definitely plenty of cloud cover as you can see in the future cast. throughouts afternoon here, 1:00, gray skies, same by dinner time, and there is more shower activity popping up at 6:00 if you have plans, bring the umbrella with you tracking heavier rain coming in overnight, saturday night into sunday, and this is a view at 4:00 sunday morning, heavy rain in spots, thunder and light ning. today's forecast, cloudy, milder, at night, still the chance for showers throughout the day, and mainly in the morning, and later in the afternoon, and 49-53. mild today, warmer on sunday, and into the mid-60s, more about that, and

winter storm watch in effect tonight through saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. partly cloudy this morning, not as cold, lower to middle 30s by sunrise. later today, increasing clouds with widespread rain developing by evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday morning. up to .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central midlands tonight and friday night saturday morning not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing storm, update will following during the day. this morning sc-dot released its plan for winter weather preps. it focuses o

wind chill of zero in lancaster because of these wind. sustained at 21 miles an hour in philadelphia. thirty in wilmington, delaware and wind gusts of 41 miles an hour in wilmington this morning. 32-mile an hour wind gust in lancaster. even higher at philly international. the wind is really the big deal this morning. the good news is it is drying out most of our roads. we are not hearing about any big problems with black ice this morning, that 42-degree high yesterday came early in the morning. so look at today, 29, and feeling like it is in the teens and single digits all day long. just as cold tomorrow with sunshine, that will be very deceiving. now again the to the upper 30's, on wednesday, and maybe a few flurries, late in the day, and then a dry, and pretty nice day although cold on sunday, the cold air in place, our next system the the one we are watching closely because it is a coastal storm where the direction of that storm, you the the track of the storm is crucial, we could after accumulating snow, we're talking late friday into

winter storm warning in effect through saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties freezing rain advisory in effect until 2pm today newberry, fairfield, kershaw, lee counties periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling through early today, then again tonight. rain will be mixed with light snow northern/central midlands tonight and saturday morning not expecting much if any accumulation of snow. however, some icing is likely around columbia metro, high amounts chester north. sunshine by saturday afternoon this is still a developing storm, update will following during the day. a winter weather advisory has just been issued in there's been a light dusting of snow in whitmire already. our chad mills is there chad. i'm live in whitmire where there's been a light dusting of snow. the roads also starting to get slick. snow is expected late tonight which could result in patches of ice. making bridges and overpasses dangerous this will make travel difficult. county officials say if you don't

we have slipped into the teens in reading and lancaster. trenton, 25. 28 in millville. better in cape may. keep in mind the winds are picking up out of the west. blustery gusting up in the 30s at times this morning and through the day. windchills are in the single digits in the northern and western suburbs and the teens in philadelphia. so, again, bundle up, and cover up. satellite shows you, though, we are getting to get sunshine re-emerging behind the clouds. it will be a sun and clouds mix overall. in the lehigh valley, 27 degrees clouds and sun, windy and cold with windchills in the single digits at times. down the shore, well, it's also looking fairly uncomfortable. 29 degrees at 6:00 p.m. actually a little cooler than that, by 8:00 looks like the high down the shore will probably get up to about 29 degrees today and then clouds and sun in philadelphia today. windy and cold, high of 28 degrees, winds out of the west at 35 miles per hour at times. so, very blustery out there and, obviously, the windchills in the teens. here's how the numbers will climb today. 23 deg

single digit wind chill in lancaster.e will see these numbers go down and by end of the morning we will get single digit wind chill. 21 miles an her wind in the city. 30 miles an hour in lancaster and pretty high wind every where else. look at wilmington delaware with a 37 miles an hour wind gusts, even higher in lancaster. so you will get the idea it is really windy out and roller coaster ride of temperatures, continues after a friday and saturday, we will were be in the 50's and early high of 42 yesterday. today's high, 28, 29 degrees and it will never feel like it because of those wind. it will feel colder. it is another cold one, still very cold, tomorrow, in fact, tomorrow we will start out colder tomorrow then today and that will be back to reality day for folks, after the long holiday weekend. 39 degrees on wednesday and thursday, mid 30's on friday, it doesn't look like this snow with this possible coastal storm is expected to arrive until late in the afternoon, into saturday morning. we will see how much accumula

zero is what it feels like in lancaster. single digits for windchills in northeast philadelphia, wilmington and one below in the pocono mountains. a cold and windy one today. winds won't die down much this afternoon. scattered clouds this morning. mo sign of any snow with those clouds. late in the week, expecting a system to come onshore and bring us the possibility of a major snow storm at the very end of the work week. until then, things will be pretty dry. and cold for the next couple of days. today and tomorrow will be the coldest. gusty winds. cold temperatures. high temperatures will range from 26 to 30 this afternoon. winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. even colder tomorrow morning. 17 degrees. that's in center city. some of the suburbs will be in the lower teens with the wind blowing. it will still be gusty tomorrow morning. it will feel like it's in the single digits. bitter cold start. a little warmer in the afternoon with sunshine and a little less windy in the afternoon on tuesday. come wednesday, partly cloudy sk

allentown reading and northern lancaster county and north chester and bucks, 6 to 12 inks of snow. 12 to 18 inches of snow philadelphia and points south and west and a location across eastern maryland where we could find 18 inches of snow or more and extend this higher to include portions of the delaware valley 3 to 6 inches across the immediate coast. the big shore impacts as well for the rest of tonight and into saturday, more rain than snow expected there, gusts from 55 to 65 miles per hour and moderate to major coastal flooding say big concern with significant beach erosion. coming up rick, when meteorologist, david murphy, returns. when that will end in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> the runways will look different tomorrow at this time and it doesn't happen often but there are no flights departing or arriving tomorrow. all airlines are canceling their flights. meantime penndot is making final touches to get areas ready before the snow hits and the agency's command center is on high alert, most crews are resting until they get the call tonight. >> before the snow falls,

winter ststm warning in effectt through saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties freezing rain advisory in effect until noon today newberry, fairfield, kershaw, lee counties periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling through early today, then again tonight. rain will be mixed with light northern/central midlands tonight and saturday morning not expecting much if any accumulation of snow. however, some icing is likely around columbia metro, high amounts chester north. sunshine by saturday afternoon storm, update will following during the day. the storm is continuing to cause the most concern in saturday afternoon this is still a developing storm, update will following during the day. the storm is continuing to cause the most concern in we've got our wis team stationed around the cause the most concern in counties north of columbia. we've got our wis team stationed midlands. let's head out to mike desumma, who's live in camden with more on conditions out there. and mike, new informa

storm developing that will have a lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. partly cloudy this morning, not as cold, lower to middle 30s by sunrise. later today, increasing clouds with widespread rain developing by evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central midlands tonight and friday night saturday morning not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing storm, update will (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social s

feels like 13 in lancaster. and it feels like 22 in dover, delaware. we love this picture on a weekend. ed slopes great day to get out and ski. we're looking at temperatures in the 30s in the poconos. nice day to enjoy the slopes. partly sunny skies this afternoon. tonight temperatures drop back to the 30s for your saturday night plans. sunday morning not quite as cold but still below freezing. in the 20s to north and west right below freezing in philadelphia. then as we go throughout the afternoon temperatures pick up to near 53 degrees and lots of sunshine on sunday before showers come in on monday. monday we'll see the clouds build in and showers in your forecast. today sun and clouds 40 to 43. wind out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. tonight not quite as cold but still below freezing so we could have icy patches with melting today. 31 in philadelphia. 24 in north and west. winds out of the south at five to ten miles per hour. wait until you see the event day. 42 today. up to 53 on sunday. even warmer on monday near 60 degrees. mostly cl

up to .50" of ice may form on trees and other elevated surfaces in chester, lancaster & chesterfield counties. up to .25" of ice could form on elevated surfaces across newberry, fairfield and kershaw counties. rain will become mixed with sleet/snow friday night saturday morning with a dusting to 1" accumulation possible. 1" to 2" totals could accumulate in northern newberry/chester counties. chance of seeing possible icing due to freezing rain falling for mid- morning friday, then again friday night. up to .50" of ice may form on trees and other elevated surfaces in chester, lancaster & chesterfield counties. up to .25" of ice could form on elevated surfaces across newberry, fairfield and kershaw counties. rain will become mixed with sleet/snow friday night saturday morning with a dusting to 1" accumulation possible. 1" to 2" totals could accumulate in northern newberry/chester counties. preparations are well underway in the counties north of columbia. in newberry county, deputies monitoring the roads and power lines for ice overnight. our chad mills joins us live from downtown whitm

upper 30s, allentown rtd and lancaster -- reading and lancaster. 42 in millville. this afternoon we're dry with clouds and clear spaces. at times there could snow showers popping down from the north. this will be light and quick. by 3:00 p.m. this is off the map. most of it is concentrated in the morning. friday, clouds a flurry, chilly winds high around 39 degrees or 40. it will be windy tomorrow overall, with that light possibility of a snow shower here or there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun giving way to some clouds today, high of 42 degrees, tomorrow we have the spotty snow shower otherwise clouds sunny breaks possible. high of 41. on saturday, clouds and sun, 39 degrees is your high, we're back up to 46 on sunday, and really starting sunday that's when we'll start to turn the winds out of the south afternoon improve things around here. monday, a shower is possible, mild, high of 52. looks like 50 mostly cloudy skies on tuesday, rain possible later in the day or at night on tuesday. wednesday, rain is likely with a frontal boundary coming a

sleet is coming down right now in lancaster county. crews have been working around the clock treating the roads. we're along 521...this is what the roads look like now. the fear is with temperatures about to fall, things could get worse all day long we spotted cars abandoned on the side of the road. this site is why troopers are advising people to stay off the roads. but if you have to come out it is advised to between you and the car in front of you. crews tell me roads here are partially covered in snow and ice. 14 trucks are out treating the roads in lancaster county. this weather is affecting trees. several fell today. one damaged this car while the driver was still inside. fortunately she wasn't injured. while people are trying to stay safe, others are enjoying the winter weather. i even had some fun on my work day. we saw this neighbor having some outdoor time with her little boy and the kid next door. her husband was at work at harris teeter. he had to drive in the wintry mix early this morning. he says it was a little slick act

in lancaster right now near lebanon and west of hazelton we're watching for a little bit of what couldfreezing drizzle reaching the ground. you see it's not a lot of precipitation. what you're seeing over here near quakertown and pottstown isn't reaching ground, that's just ground clutter. it's only this i'm concerned about. we're just watching there carefully as it heads towards reading and pottstown and later allentown let's take a look right now outside and show you what it looks like. we just got cloudy skies right now as we look live on sky6 and we see the center city skyline and today is going to be a day where we feature a good amount of clouds. you might see early sunshine in south jersey and delaware where we have breaks in the clouds. for the rest of us it's a day with clouds. 25 degrees the current temperature, the dewpoint 22. the winds out of the east are light today. the wind chill is 19 so that's a little bit of a factor and the pressure 30.11. satellite6 and action radar showing the clouds moved in. you can see the bulk of the precipitation is in western and central pa

it's 29 in allentown and lancaster 30. 28 in glassboro.m spots up to 33 degrees in atlantic city. quite a roller-coaster, warmer over the weekend. 54 saturday. the record, 65. sunday, today, a high about 36. tomorrow, though, 44 and there's that temperature drop, 30-plus degrees and it feels like it's still in the teens in reading and allentown and trenton and northeast philly. we don't have any anything on radar right now. the skies pretty clear across most of the area but we do have lake-effect snows starting to show up with this cold air moving over the warm lakes and the wind direction, you can see the streaks lined up of snow. the lakes, get pounded with snow under these kind of patterns. what about us? we're talking snow showers as we go into the day tomorrow. first of all, this afternoon, temperatures north and west, barely getting to the freezing point and some places not even getting there. but it doesn't drop that much tonight and then as we go tomorrow, take a look at some of this snow coming in. the poconos, below freezing, som

pocono and down to two in atlantic city, and four in lancaster.f you are flying out this morning, good idea to call ahead and leave early, too, because we are seeing ponding on the roadways. winds gusting already, and seeing winds sustained at 16 miles per hour in philadelphia, and sustained at 21 in wilmington, so adding fuel to the fire. we had the rain out there, blowing around with all the wind and the winds gusting up to 31 miles per hour in atlantic city. we will see the rain falling, and we see drying. it will be windy and start to get cold tonight and we are going to see a cold monday with temperatures staying put in the 30s. today temperatures in the 60s, 65 degrees. big difference when we see monday come. 35, there is your high, your first arctic blast. and then in the 40s on tuesday, and temperatures, only a high of 30 degrees. by friday, 43, and we are watching our next storm system next saturday. >>> joaquin el chapo guzman back in the same prison he escaped from six months ago. we will tell you how a hollywood actor may have helped a

of lancaster county. like governor haley, i was also born and raised in rural south carolina and educated in our public schools. we have similar backgrounds, we see things from different perspectives. governor haley describes a south carolina from the perspective of those from the top. i see it from the ground level. and from the perspective of a mother of teenagers in public school and a small business owner, i see hard working people struggling to make ends meet. senior citizens having to choose between making their mortgage payment and buying their medicines. teachers trying to make due with moderate to little funding. 25 years ago, governor haley and i were both finishing high school. she was in banberg and i was in lancaster. our roads and bridges were some our neighbors had jobs with reliable health insurance and stable retirement plans. the future looked bright. what's changed in the past 25 years? i'll tell you one thing that's changed. here in that time, republicans have been in almost total cont

but it's still snowing up north in whitefield and lancaster. we're hearing of these issues along route 3, and probably 302 snow. in lancaster there isn't any snow on the radar, but that's deceiving because there actually is snow happening there, except the radar can't see a lot of times those communities because of the beam getting blocked by the white mountains coming from southern maine, that radar beam. so it is still snowing in whitefield and also in littleton, and roads are slick there. 31 degrees in whitefield, 34 in plymouth, and laconia, 35 in concord, so here's what you can expect for the weekend. more snow showers up north, during the evening hours tomorrow night, but for the rest of the weekend for everybody with sunny conditions. i'll have more on the full forecast ahead. tom: thank you. tonight congressman frank guinta says he has repaid the $355,000 he owed as part of an agreement with the federal election commission. jennifer: guinta says he will run for reelevens this year. kristen carosa sat down with guinta today and is live w

pocono, feels like 2 in lancaster, feels like 12 in philadelphia. and windchill in atlantic city is 9. so as you head out to shovel, dress for those temperatures because that's what it feels like. so wart scear the scarf and cov any exposed extremities. we have drew smith at the shore and we'll see what is happening there. we had the tide between 7:00 and 8:00. so today sunny and breezy, 33 to 36. winds will dissipate throughout the afternoon. as tonight we'll see temperatures into the teens. and that will freeze whatever melts today. so we could start out pretty icy on monday. we'll talk about that and also tracking some rain in your 7 day. >>> we continue the blizzard of 2016 team coverage down the shore where coastal flooding has been at its worst since super storm sandy. this is video of drew smith yesterday at the height of the blizzard. wind gusts were at full force. a day later the winds are gone and drew smith is live for us again in wildwood, this time not necessarily having to brace because of the wind. drew, we haven't checked in with you

pocono, 1 below zero in lancaster. the windchill in philadelphia, just 13 and it feels like 10 in fillville, new jersey. a live look outside, we're looking at the pocono mountains looking great there. good day to go skiing today. and snow totals in the philadelphia county area, we forecasted 17 to 23 inches address look what happened, it verified so well. 22.4 in philadelphia. fourth largest storm. 17 bpt 8 in bridgesburg and. finally dry on radar. we love that. big difference compared to this time yesterday. we had that snow move out overnight and now we're starting the clearing process. another spot that may not be clearing for at least a few hour, he do have another high tide cycle, this morning we still have water in the streets along the beaches and we do have a coastal flood warning until noon and that is for the counties in the green color. so high tide times 7:45 delaware beaches, cape may 8:00, and 7:26 atlantic city. and bays about an hour after this. so we could see additional street flooding and moderate pr

you can be detoured around easily or take lancaster for your alternate. schuylkill expressway around spring garden. a lot of people moving out there. we're still doing okay in terms of the drive time, to the vine street expressway, 12-minute trip, average speeds of 61 miles an hour. reports of slippery spots in montgomery county. north wales, walnut street and south main street. and moore drive. we also have the tacony-palmyra bridge on standby for opening. you can see no delays or backups. we're on standby for that opening. vai and tracy? >> breaking news, water main break is making a big mess in east whiteland township this morning. >> on top of that, we have the cold temperatures. katy zachry is live there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: tracy and vai, wish that you could hear the sound of the water coming down swedesford road as i can. it sounds like i'm standing next to a stream. there's that much water that's been rushing on swedesford between phoenixville pike and church road. to give you a better proximity, we're near the chester valley golf c

haley's address - representative mandy power norrells from lancaster county gave the democratic response - and she touched on another issue that south carolinians 3 time for weather and traffic

take lancaster avenue. that will be your best bet to get by. right around the vine street expressway, no problems in either direction. we are clear eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. no problem on the schuylkill expressway yet. over in waterford township, new jersey, route 7 around the white horse pike. no problems there. not a lot of people driving throughout the area. just checked in with the area bridges. we have a scheduled opening right now for the tacomy-palmyra. it is clear. plan your trip accordingly this morning. tracy? >> jessica, thanks. 5:31. breaking news out of chester county this morning. crews on the scene of a water main break in east whiteland township. katy zachry is live on scene with the breaking details. what do we know, katy? >> i'm standing alongside swedesford road. this section behind me is closed off because of this water main break. the portion between phoenixville pike and church road, that is closed off to traffic. you can see flares out there. and emergency vehicles blocking anyone's way

this is just about to enter near lancaster.ear harrisburg along i-81, if you're in pottsville along i-81 its about to hit near hazelton, lake harmony and mount pocono. it's all lifting up to the north and east. the model is suggesting we don't get hit very much by that but of course any kind of freezing drizzle is a real concern and that's why the national weather service has this freezing rain advisory for the northwest suburbs. it's carbon monroe lehigh berks and northampton counties. it's a brief area of drizzle but it moved through and creates icy roads. let's go on outside because of course we already have icy roads because of all the melting yesterday and the refreezing overnight as we look live on sky6 you see cloudy skies up above and in fact on satellite6 and action radar you can really see how the clouds have moved right in. and here's that area of freezing drizzle that broke out. you can see it's not a very wide area. we're not talking about a long period of this but nonetheless north and west of the city we're watch

and that goes to southern chester and lancaster county. no worries of freezing on the roadways because the temperatures well above freezing. as we look at the evening planner, a few showers around. 40 at 8:00 and then we drop into the upper 30s through 11:00. we are not looking at icing develop through the early evening hours north and west late tonight there could be patchy black ice but we'll continue the melting process as we look ahead to the forecast. temperatures staying in the 40s even if not some days going into the 50s and no big storms in sight. that is a good thing going in the seven-day forecast. we'll show you all the numbers coming up rick in just a bit. >> thank you. >>> as we continue cleaning up from the blizzard, stay with 6abc.com/weather for updates on what is coming next. can you rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan as well as the latest information from our team of meteorologists. >> leaders say they have reached a compromised from atlantic city's future. mayor don guardian was there to announce the larger role in

feels like 6 in mount pocono and 20 in pottstown, 19 in lancaster. and as we go through the evening hours you're going to see the temperature drop, but not a whole lot, and the wind is actually going to diminish, so there's going to be less of a wind chill issue as we go through the night. that's plenty cold. we'll talk more about the chances of snow and how much colder it's going to get wednesday with the seven day in a few minutes. >>> this just in to nbc 10, governor chris christie and new jersey lawmakers reached an agreement to bring a casino to north jersey, requiring a $1 billion investment by anyone who wants to open the casino. the assembly must still give the okay by august and if they do, people in new jersey would vote on the casino in november. the new legislative session begins tomorrow. >>> it's happened again, the world's largest lottery jackpot increased again today. the powerball prize for wednesday, look at that, stands at $1.4 billion, and that drawing is still two days away. today we learned not everyone walked away empty handed

it was delivered by representative morel of lancaster. the governor has not made education funding a priority. the governor is willing to give millions of dollars to out-of- state corporations but refused to ask for extra money for the farmers. to see her full remarks go to our website www.wltx.com. >>> one of the things the the removal of the confederate flag. there's talk of moving the flag out of columbia to a museum. lawmakers have suggested putting it in the same museum as the confederate in columbia. he would prefer to say here but it should move to wherever it can get the greatest exposure. >>> after months of debate west columbia brooklyn development is finally ago. the past two city council tonight. residents are not happy. >> we are going to get a mixed use development with retail and residential component. >> up to 235 units can't --, -- 135 parking spaces. this is the first step toward revitalization. they were concerned about the number of units. >> the numbers don't add up. there's 500 standing room that doesn't equate to 12

but an inch from lancaster to wilmington, into south jersey, millville and atlantic city. and with the potential for heavy snow overnight tonight, at this time tomorrow morning around 6:00 we could see half a foot on the ground in philadelphia. parts of delaware and south jersey more than that. a look at lancaster at 8 and still climbing as the snow will be coming in. 14 to 18 inches as a storm total for northeast maryland and into southeastern pennsylvania and new jersey, or more in some localized areas. for the philadelphia area, 10 to 14 inches of snow is possible. a look at the seven-day forecast and an idea of when this will finally clear out of here when i come back in ten minutes. >>> thank you, bill. 20 minutes of 6. flashing lights i believe that's the schuylkill. >> let's get an update what's happening there. jessica boyington? >> the schuylkill expressway, that's right, we're watching that around south street on the westbound side. so a few moments ago i did see a truck pull over and police activity pulled up behind it. so as you can see we do have lanes getting

even stronger for lancaster at this hour. so, a cold and windy one today. we will see sunshine. clear. 25 degrees at 6:00. winds strong enough even though we'll see sunshine at 9:00, the temperature is coming down to 23 degrees and the winds coming up a bit at noontime at 20 miles an hour with gusts as high as 35 miles an hour this afternoon. and the temperatures stuck in the 20s all day long. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is watching for first alert traffic. jesse? >>> we are watching westbound and eastbound i-676. no problems. these are the eastbound lanes 295, westbound through the schuylkill expressway. you'll have no problems. long-term construction moving over into new jersey on the atlantic city expressway at the egg harbor toll plaza. lane restrictions there. also we are in the middle of a scheduled opening for the burlington bristol bridge scheduled at 4:25. small delays and backups there. otherwise no problems heading into philadelphia. drive times are still doing okay on the schuylkill. 95 in

she was in bamberg and i was in lancaster. funding at that time was an all- time high, or roads and bridges were some of the best in the nation. our neighbors had jobs with reliable health insurance future looked bright uko what changed in the past 25 years? i'll tell you one thing that's changed: during that time republicans have been in almost total control of state government. they have had the governor's mansion, the house of representatives, the senate, our congressional delegation, and republicans currently control everstewe ecd ofce. are you part of our public education system? are you satisfied with the conditions of our rosando ridges? are you confident that if you get sick you could afford that treatment? in the past 25 years our state has declined in all every category. we've been duped. i drop in a small textile town. both my parents workforce brings mills, and i worked there too, during the summers to pay for college. but those mills and that textile economy are gone. preparing our children for the economy of toda

and offices in lancaster county will operate on a 90-minute delay... due to inclement weather conditions. and officials say three people have died in south carolina during the massive winter storm. officials say an elderly couple has been found dead in their greenville home due to carbon monoxide poisoning. authorities say 87-year old rober bell and his wife... ruby... lost power during the storm and set up a

tonight -- representative mandy powers norrell of lancaster county will give the democratic response. we'll have more on her response as well on wistv dot com. people in south carolina who want to take part in primaries to act fast to register to vote. today is the deadline to register if you want to vote in the republican primary. the deadline for the democratic primary is on january 27th. you can register by logging on to the south carolina election commission website at sc votes dot org. meanwhile, testing will begin this morning at 10 for the election database and counting equipment for the republican presidential primary. you're looking at video from last year's testing. the goal is to make sure machines are working properly and ensure that they're ready to count votes accurately. tests will be conducted at the richland county voter registration and elections office on hampton street in columbia. we're also following the tag team of republican sarah palin. palin is endorsing trump for president, but he's not the only republican going after nbc's tracie potts has more on

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representativ e norrell represents lancaster county... district 44 in the south carolina house of representatives. and it's a call for prayer out of the state house. this morning... the palmetto family council and legislators will gather to support the launch of the south carolina organizers say the caucus is a bipartisan and bicameral group of state legislators united to defend american's right to trust in god. attorney general alan wilson will speak on the history of religious freedom in america... and the role of the legislature in its defense... at today's event. that's this morning at ten... on the north steps of the state house. lawmakers are set to hear more on a a pair of proposals that would limit the amount of syrian refugees in south carolina. one bill would require a public database of refugees and hold their sponsors liable for damages if they committed an

the response was made by representative mandy powers norrell of lancaster. during the response norrell criticized the republican party... for what she calls a "grossly under-funded" education system... and for failing to give the people, quote, "the south carolina we want and know is possible." governor nikki haley is making improvements to the state's infrastructure a high priority. lawmakers say october's historic flooding highlights the gaping holes in the state's infrastructure. during last night's address, governor haley made it clear... if the general assembly passes legislation that cuts taxes, reforms the department of transportation and invests in our roads... it has her signature. when it comes to fixing those roadways... the interim agency since last year has now cleared the first hurdle to run the department of transportation. the senate transportation committee unanimously approved christy hall for the job. the issue now moves to the full senate for consideration. also out of the state house... if you aren't sure where the confederate relic room

leon: the students in the lancaster sports language arts class are practicing spelling. it might be hard to tell, though. >> p-e-i -- leon: theyen corporate movement from jumps. >> p. e. leon: spelling to -- >> do the best jabs. here we go. h. leon: lancaster discovered the power of movement when he first taught younger students. >> the problem is solved. >> the students are engage it would entire time. they are focused on the task at hand. >> it increases retention and it gets the students excited to learn. >> get my arms moving and stuff. >> i don't usually don't laugh in school but he makes me laugh. when i laugh i'm happy at school. i feel better about doing my work. >> for lancaster it is preparing students to be successful in life. >> let's talk about the big goals. >> i believe when we set high expectations for the students about give them rigorous opportunities to learn they rise to the occasion every time. >> we want to to create a culture of excellence. every single day because he is intentional we know we are getting closer to the goal. >> if you go to college

immediately following governor haley's address - representative mandy power norrells from lancaster county issued the democratic response - and she touched on another issue that south carolinians are passionate about. 3 3 3 speaking of safe roadways - why haven't we passed a bill to improve our roads and bridges? ... lately, you've heard governor haley call for unity. i agree. we need to start working together to get things done. done.we have more coverage on our website - at fox carolina dot com. 3 in a developing story 3 a major move on capitol hilla& the senate voted *down an effort to advance a controversial bill.it would significantly limit iraqi and syrian refugees from entering the united states. states.it's a vote that weighs heavy- both on national security and the 20-16 campaign-as the country grapples with how to handle the growing humanitarian crisis this bill would have required every single person from syria or iraq- and even those refugees who have visited those countries in the past

lancaster,caramel reimagined. wish your skin could bounce back as quickly as it used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid which retains up to 1000 times its weight in water this refreshing watat gel plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. hydro boost. little drummer boy drummer boy drummer boy >>> super-pap group wilson phillips hit it big in the 1990s. now they are excited to share their collection of holiday classics and originals. "christmas in harmony." >> the fact this is a christmas record is new and exciting and fresh. so even though it is a little bit like putting on an old shoe -- >> that's right. >> we have something to celebrate that is new and fresh for us. and we're really excited about it, that we had the opportunity to make a christmas record together. reunited with legendary producer glenn ballard, the man behind their first t

lancaster, 23. millville, 30, dover, 28. sea isle city, 30 degrees. feels like 17 down the shore, 18 in allentown. reading 16. poconos 10. feels like 17 degrees in philadelphia. satellite and real radar, you ce we're clear for the most part. the storm is 250 miles offshore. the winds shifted yesterday. part problem we had yesterday was the low was sitting here counter clockwise winds were pile the water onshore from sandy hook to the delaware bills. now we have a counter clockwise swirl now that the winds are owcht -- out of the northwest, this is an over shore flow for everybody, we won't see the high tides like yesterday morning. we put the wind barbs on there. satellite and radar this shows the winds out of the northwest yesterday it was out of the of the east/southeast as the storm was heading up the eastern seaboard. the huge 20-foot waves are 250 miles out to sea, as well. the ocean is starting to calm down. future tracker 6, we'll set it in motion, look for mostly sunny skies, clouds from time to time. overnight tonight, partly cloudy. tomorrow