and 33 degrees in millville.ing up, we'll talk more about what's in store in your seven-day forecast. and unfortunately, there is another system that could bring us snow and rain back to the area. i'll let you know when coming up. >> what? >> i know. >> this early in the week, we hoped it wasn't true. >>> the majors, they're plowed. there are slick spots. >> and snow-covered roads -- forget the majors. if you have to get to the majors, right, it's snow covered. slippery. >> right. for sure. so the majors are really where you'll try to stick today. that's what your best bet will be. i know it's really not something that everyone can totally avoid. but for most part, you should try at least to take most of your trips on bigger roads and more heavily traveled roads, as well. this is 95 around woodhaven. blurry now. i don't know what's happening with this. both directions not too bad. snow off into the shoulder, slippery spots, too. you can -- when it's not blurry on the camera, you see a little that the roads are sh

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 philadelphia international. breeze will stay with us today , we will see plenty of sun, and it will feel chilly, out there we will talk about when the winds actually subside and tracking potentially, another coastal storm by the middle of the week we will have details coming up in a few minutes, jan. >> sounds good, thank you. >> 6:02. new this morning philadelphia police are trying to figure out what sparked a deadly shooting that left one man dead and another in critical condition. now the shooting happened at sixth and spring garden street in northern liberties, just after 2:30 a.m., police arrived and found two shooting victims there in

twenty three in millville.ll go hour by hour and show the temperatures come tomorrow morning in the 30s. and then by the afternoon, in the 40s but well below average. ranging from about 40 in allentown to 42, 43 through dover and millville. so not a warm day by any stretch. then by friday afternoon, heading tour the mid 40 40s philadelphia. 42 in doylestown. temperatures not warping all that much with that fresh snow cover everywhere. we'll look ahead at our computer models and one of our compute models in the long range that american model that has a decent reliability factor showing a storm late sunday into monday. two of our models are taking it off the cove this one taking it close enough to provide us with some snow. not a lot of snow but some snow. we'll connell to keep an eye on this and sue will the latest tomorrow morning on good day. no reason to panic but just the thought of snow again is ridiculous. isn't it? >> yeah. >> tonight 30 in philadelphia. 23 in the poconos. 31 in dover. 27 in pottstown. to

winds gusting to 41 in millvil millville. 31 in philadelphia.nd 41 in atlantic city at the airport with gusts to 50 down the shore. still windy as the storm continues to pull well off of new england thursday morning. with gusts to 30 down the shore. so it's wind, it's snow, it's a mess don't plan on going anywhere on wednesday. overnight lows will be in the 20s tomorrow's highs in the 40s above freezing tomorrow evening when the precipitation moves in. so that snow is going to be wet and slushy by wednesday morning. on your seven day, looking better. thursday windy but clearing. friday 41. saturday 46. our philadelphia saint patrick's day parade iain is sunday. push that shower late the high temperature 46 and ditto for monday. of course, sue will have very latest new information comes in early tomorrow morning. she'll have that for you on "good day philadelphia". >> all right. thanks, kathy. >>> all right. tom what's coming up in sports? >> iain and kathy, baseball off season is the hot stove league then give me a good name for the nfl off seas

millville, 35. dover, millville 37. trenton, cape may 40 degrees. i felt is actually a good -- the storm itself is 300 miles off the coast. it's pushing the water back along the coastline. i put the chart up on this graphic. cape may harbor, what you're looking at, flood stage right here minor moderate middle age flooding. we're expecting moderate flooding in cape may harbor. it's on the fringe of major flooding. we're forecasting 8.1. moderate flooding over the next couple of hours in cape may harbor, as well as the steel pier in atlantic city. the tides get a little bit better until we get into sunday night and monday morning. more specifically, the morning high tide in cape may 8:44 a.m., moderate flooding, evening high tide 9:14 p.m. minor flooding. sunday morning high tide, 10:10 minor flooding. this morning would you want for that it could be stricty around the jersey shore. -- tricky around the jersey shore. morning wind, 35 to 40 and 45 miles per hour. hour by hour, clouds giving way to sunshine during the afternoon, quickly climbing out of

millville 16. but every now and then you get that sudden shove of wind and the gusts are in the 25-30 mile an hour range. 26 and millville 24. believe it or not the winds are getting better. we had 60-70 mile an hour gusts friday afternoon. and today we'll go 20 to 30 miles per hour. every day it gets a little bit better. tomorrow is a little bit breezy as well. cloud cover pushing away, working its way out to sea this afternoon look for a combination of sun and clouds. it will be breezy out there with a high of 46. nydia? >> trees continue to topple across the region. this big one came crashing down overnight. you can see a white car was crashed beneath the weight of it. fortunately no one was hurt. take a look at this video forcing drivers to go around the debris. >> and this morning those trees are keeping utility crews busy across the entire tri-state region. >> they've been working nonstop since friday to bring power tree experts are working overtime as well. we caught up with this crew yester

land caster and philadelphia and millville. again grassy surfaces and 2 to 4 for berks and montgomery and northern can chester county and bucks county and lehigh valley to the poconos 4 to 12 inches of heavy wet snow that could be confined up into the poconos but the most dangerous part of the storm will be the damaging winds. 12 hours with gusts 50 to 65 miles per hour. we are coming off february one of the wettest months on record and the ground is not frozen and extremely saturated and every tree is susceptible to being pushed down given the executive hours of the winds and power outages are likely friday afternoon into saturday morning. please prepare now for power outages. 44 windy and rain going to snow tomorrow afternoon and windy and blustery on saturday and chilly and drier at 48 degrees, bright but still breezy on sunday 48 degrees and a lot of sun as we get toward 50 degrees on monday. we'll have much more including is the seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> well, before the rain sta

millville still too warm for snow, so just seeing rainfall. same thing again for cape may and atlantic city. the poconos, that's where we're seeing mainly snow coming down and a few dry pockets in the lehigh valley, which will change as we go through the afternoon. now let's switch it over and show you what we expect to see. pottstown only 32 degrees. atlantic city, millville, wildwood, still has a while to go before we see that rain switching over to snowfall. so it depends on where you are, but a good portion of the area is expected to see heavy snow accumulation. and for a closer look at some of our snowfall totals we'll send it over to meteorologist krystal klei. >> tweaking the numbers a bit now we're actually seeing that storm come into fruition. they look pretty and fluffy but most of them as they hit the ground are melting off. let's talk those snowstorm totals across the region. the highest tolls are going to be over lehigh valley, bucks county. as we go around the i-95 corridor, wilmington, philadelphia and just that tip of mercer co

millville 25. and allentown 26.n the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, not too bad over the next few days. 46 degrees both today and tomorrow as we get into tuesday, increasing clouds with a high of 47. tuesday night it looks like rain and snow will develop as a nor'easter strengthens off the eastern seaboard. the question is how close will the storm track that will ultimately determine what happens here. here's the good news. right now it does not appear to be anything close to what this nor'easter was. >> the university of pennsylvania is celebrating its first men's basketball ivy league title in the 2006 season. players cut down the nets to celebrate their 99-93 win over brown. the win earned the quakers a share of the ivy league title with harvard. could not be prouder of his team. >> just a culmination of a lot of hard work. a group of guys who when i got here came from last place, put in an incredible amount of effort as a team and won a championship. >> the second season next week's ivy league tournament.

that's atlantic city, millville, lancaster.a, and this is really a wider range than the last storm, of people who are going to get hit by this heavier snow. the area in pink a general six to 12-inches but i think there will be a couple bands that set up that will be as much as 16 and cecily and adam will be back and monitoring this through the afternoon with the upcoming models to see where those isolated bands will be but a general area in the pink in philadelphia and parts of northern burlington camden gloucester county of six to 12 inches but a couple bands even higher than that in that range. here's your seven-day forecast. turning cloudy today, 47. light precipitation begins later tonight. tomorrow it's a heavy wet snow, worst time period about 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., 37 degrees. it wraps up wednesday night. thursday some sunshine returns. it's 42. friday brisk and chilly, 43. saturday mostly sunny skies, quiet but still chilly this week, 46. saturday night into sunday, we set the clocks forward. we're watching the coast

over an inch in wilmington and places to the south like millville.rt of the storm we have winter storm warnings in the poconos. carbon and monroe tomorrow morning and through saturday morning a winter weather advisory for parts of the lehigh valley from bethlehem to easton. this is where we expect most of the accumulating snow to really kind of pile up as we get into friday afternoon and friday night. future tracker 6 showing those areas could see anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow in the mountains and as close as allentown and easton and as much as 3 to 6 inches of snow. we'll talk about the wind aspect of the storm and the coastal flooding coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. meanwhile people at the jersey shore are taking the coming storm seriously and the potential for flooding is a big concern and they will watch the high tide on saturday morning and are asking residents to be ready to move their vehicles to higher ground just in case. and another area of concern is the possibility of beach erosion. >> the high winds, peco

millville gusting to 36. as the storm pulls away and is south of long island, we'll see this northwesterly wind building in but still gusting to arthritic at the airport in atlantic city. so not as strong as the last storm as far as the wind is concerned but the snow much more significant. that's the biggest player in this storm. we go hour by hour. by 7:00 o'clock in the morning, you have the strong northeasterly fetch. you have warmer temperatures and heavy rain through south jersey. philadelphia on that borderline from trenton, until and wilmington. a little bit of a wintry mix. north and west you have the snow. then we see the colder air moving in from about 11am into the afternoon. so heavy at times. even sneaking into south jersey the warm air trying to move up the i-95 corridor it's going to be a battle zone. south jersey down the shore seeing the rain. we end it as all snow accumula accumulating snow even down through atlantic county and then it moves out. by six, 7:00 o'clock it's out of here northwe

look at the rain coming down in millville, mt. holly, and cape may. looking at a lot of rain over the coming storm system. more than an inch possible in swedesboro and wilmington. an inch and a third in pottstown and doylestown. more than an inch in philadelphia and at the shore. a lot of rain that's going to take time to make its way to the streams and way to the rivers. with the rains is going to continue into the weekend. that's not the only threat from the storm system. the heaviest rain as we and tom morning. there will still be downpours in the afternoon. the biggest threat tomorrow afternoon will be the damaging winds. winds of 50 to 60 miles per hour. the coastal flood threat, that will be ramping up on friday. the worst of it looks set with high tides over the weekend, especially saturday morning from 8:00 to 11:00. moderate, possibly pockets of major flooding possible on saturday and saturday evening. thawing is possible once again. a big storm with a lot of impacts for our area. and tracking it neighborhood by neighborhood. fortunately mete

wind gusts at 7:00 a.m., not too bad. 29 in millville. the worst of it will be in dover here with wind gusts closer to 40 miles an hour. but heading into the afternoon now we're talking wind gusts closer to 60 miles an houper ho. and these are going to stay strong. for a closer look at the timing for your neighborhood, we're going to send it over to meteorologist steve sosna. >>> good morning, brittney. it just depends when you're out and about. some snowflakes startdiing to m in with that changeover happening. the comcast center looking north and west you can see the sky. the visibility is not too bad on that picture which means the heavier rain curtain has moved out. this is i-95 on philadelphia. again, this morning commute is not impossible. it's really the afternoon and evening commute when we have the strong wind gusts and potentially heavier snow as far south as philadelphia and even into delaware and new jersey. this is why you need to be checking the app and also nbc philadelphia.com because we'll have updates throughout the day.

temperatures are into the three's, but actually feels like it is 28 in philadelphia, 29 in millville, 33 for those of just wildwood. tonight, overnight temperatures dropping to about 29 in the suburbs, 33 for the city, but it won't feel like that just because we still have going to be dealing with some gusty winds out of the north. ten to 15 miles per hour, we've got those windchills at about 25 degrees, in the city. and through the suburbs, some areas could feel more like the teens, through other night, the good thing is, drawn, we've got clearer skies, i think expecting more sunshine as we head into our sunday and the new work week, i've got a look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. >> all right, it sounds encouraging, thank you, honda. the storm badly claiming a life in montgomery county. a 57 year old man was killed, after a tree fell onto his car this happened last night, about 7:00 along south gulph road in upper merion township whether police arrived they say they found the victim trapped in his car with a tree on top, the man died at the scene, his name is not being rel

thirty-three in millville. we are waking up to temperatures below freezing, lancaster, slick spots possible there, slushy spots as well, just beware of that, and do i think as we head into the next hour or so we will see these numbers falling down a few more degrees and areas will end up, getting below that freezing mark this morning before we see the numbers rise again. at freezing at willow grove. pottstown at 31 this morning. looking at these snowfall totals, looking at delaware, 10 and a half inches fell in brandywine, around 10 inches. 8 inches in north wilmington. newark 6.6. new castle right around 5.1 inches. in new jersey we saw totals from three to 9 inches up in to marlton, cherry hill, right around eight and a half inches of snow for yesterday's nor'easter, 12 inches in broomall looking at totals from pennsylvania, 11 inches in bryn mawr, right around 8.2 . so some very interesting numbers, nonetheless, could we be tracking potentially nor'easter number three as we head in the weekend. not all model

about three to 6 inches if you're in that atlantic city and millville, in southern burlington ocean,den county, salem county, up to lancaster. and this general area of the pink, which is a wide area for much of philadelphia and north and west, even east near trenton, we're talking six to 12-inches of snow but there's going to be some spots where we have 16-inches of snow and i want to warn you about that. so, overall six to 12 in this area. i adjusted this map a little bit because it's not that everybody is going to see 16-inches but some people are and so that's why you really have to be prepared for this heavy snow coming your way. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day turning cloudy this afternoon, 47, light precipitation arrives this evening and tonight. and tomorrow it is kind of a mix in the morning but late morning into the evening hours, it's a heavy wet snow, windy, 37 degrees. thursday some sun returns, maybe you still have some leftover snow showers north and west of the city, you're try in the city on thursday. 42 degrees. friday brisk and chilly, 43. staying pretty col

we're at 33 now in philadelphia 33 in millville. thirty-four in atlantic city. will tell you if you are stepping outside, number one watch out for slick spots but also, dress warmly because, it feels like 209's when we factor in the wind out there so, you know, we have that potential for some messy conditions, as we step outside this morning, and chilly conditions as well, we have had a record snowfall in wilmington, 4.6 inches, yesterday that beats the old record setback in 1969 of 2.6 and record snowfall also in philadelphia, 6.1 inches beating the old record of 4 inches, setback during the same year. and so yeah, lets talk about what potentially could becoming our way as we head in the ladder part of the weekend time frame we're thinking sunday night into monday. gfs model, american model, bring this low right up the coast, possible nor'easter developing sunday night into monday and that means we have rain, snow potential in the forecast. totally different story when we look at european model, this storm cuts down to the south, so as i was saying to jim and r

the area of gray, millville, smyrna, maybe one to 3-inches.ee to 6 inches lakehurst, williamstown, and salem. six to 10 i-95 corridor, the area in pink and the area in purple bull's-eye 10 to 16-inches from doylestown lansdale pottstown allentown, mount pocono. the one thing that we're kind of watching behind the scenes as the storm develops, no the changing it but watching is do we get a sharp cutoff right here? do you get a lot less as you go just west of allentown and reading? is this jackpot area or the area with the heavier snow shifting a little bit more to the east as this low tracks? that's something that we're going to keep an eye on and we'll let you know if we make any changes with that. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a heavy wet snow. the winds are going to pick up late this morning as is the snow. 35 for your high. tomorrow it's blustery, some sunshine, 40 degrees. friday we could sneak in a morning snow shower especially north of the city, 43. still chilly on saturday. normally we would be about 50. it's 4

we have a 32 miles an hour wind in philadelphia, 25 in millville, 29 in allentown, 22 in lancaster. the wind will keep up overnight and even during the day. gusts at least 25. look at the current snow cover, not much to the west. this storm is going to change that, we have an area of low pressure that blizzard conditions in dakotas. and will that will move through chicago and redevelop off the cost. where exactly where it redevelop, we call this a miller type b storm. thigh area of low pressures, this one goes away and then moves up eastern sea board. not a lot of cold air, we will start off with rain and change over snow who gets the most. rain shower looks like possibly three to six inches of snow, who gets the most snow is still going to be up in the air, depending on where that storm lines up. timing is tuesday night into wednesday. so wednesday looks like the stormy day, the storm is out by is that your signature, tracking the midatlantic coast through the philadelphia area, temperatures borderline once again 30's and 40's. with temperatures falling when the storm moves away. t

and 55 at 49 in millville. not too bad.ee the roads as much because there's not a lot of cars moving through. when one does come it's often to the center medians and shoulders. watch the on and off ramps.

thirty in millville. thirty-three atlantic city. thirty-one below freezing in reading.lick spots certainly a possibility. meisha will have more coming up in a bit. thirty-four right now in mullica. waking up there this morning. thirty-three in cherry hill. thirty-four in palmyra. right around 31 degrees in doyletown. new snowball record, wilmington 4.6 inches of snow, beating old record of 2.6 back in 1969. new daily record snow in philadelphia, of 6.1 inches, old record, 4 inches, setback during the same year. storm scan three shows that next system is a distant memory for us, well up in to new england. we are dry in the delaware valley as high pressure builds in, however, heading in the upcoming weekend we are watching potential for area of low pressure making its way to the tennessee valley heading in the saturday time frame and then sunday night into monday, tracking this potential low as it moves up the coast, gfs solution has that system hugging coast and being a potential problem for us but e uro has it moving more to the south which is what we want to see. so by

now we're seeing it stretch from millville up to toms river.ut a few downpours over atlantic city and cape mow over 1:00. the worst is going to be over your evening commute where we'll see the dark blues here, heavy snow coming down, also our wind guftss will be right around 40 miles per hour. looks like we'll start to see rain for wilmington over that evening commute but if you're closer to that i-95 corridor we'll see those really heavy rainfall amounts. look how it's all going to and you for us. 7 to 12 inches for allentown, 5 to 9 for our suburbs to the north and west of philadelphia, 2 to 6 on philadelphia, and then of course if you're closer to the shore, atlantic city we're not going to see as much. it depends on where you are and the time of when this system is going to move in. >> that's something that you guys are really looking at neighborhood by neighborhood to see what we're going to see. >> right. certain neighborhoods we have higher snow forecast than others. lehigh valley, it's a slam dunk you're going to be mostly snow. where t

it's bringing in the milder air and look at that, 41 degrees in millville and pouring rain in wildwood. then as we go through the day by the noon hour, this is when we get into some of the heaviest snow the height of the storm. still temperatures mainly above freezing. with the exception of the poconos but this snow is coming down really hard that means sticking. heavy wet snow philadelphia possibly mixing once again this battle zone mainly rain to the south i'm keeping those snow accumulations down in south jersey big time then by 4:00 o'clock we're beginning to see this winding up one thing about these storms they typically come in earlier than forecast on these models and get out earlier that's the case with this. by about 4:00 o'clock, we still see some heavy snow and by 8:00 it's out of here by 10:00 you have clearing skies. the storm is long gone because you can see that westerly wind kicking in on the back side of the storm. so during the height of the storm, mainly between noon and about 4:00 o'clock, heavy wet snow an inch an hour in some locations possibly up to 2-inches an h

one to 3 inches in the area of gray, millville, smyrna. to 6 inches through chatsworth williamstown and salem because you've got snow this morning and you're watching it already change back to rain now, so some of that is getting washed away. six to 10-inches across the i-95 corridor. 10 to 16 north of that. that's doylestown, lansdale, pottstown, allentown, mount pocono. that's a significant amount of snow. right now this looks on track to be the case. the own thing that we're watching behind the scenes is to see if we might need to shift this area of purple a little bit farther to the south because we're watching this area of low pressure drift just a little bit eastward. for now it looks pretty good. i just want to give you an idea what we're watching behind the scenes as we watch the snowfall intensify a little bit. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day. heavy wet snow 35 degrees for your high. worst time period about 9:00 to 4:00. tomorrow blustery, some sunshine returning, 40 degrees for your high. maybe a couple of snow showers no

it does not include millville atlantic city, lakehurst, wildwood or dover. blue potential for a very heavy w snow that will accumulate maybe up to a foot plus in some spots. yes, we said that magic number e ates ri allentown, 44 philadelphia 45 philadelphia, 44 reading 45 millville. so temperatures pretty uniform in the mid 40's here this afternoon. feeling really nice with that sunshine and a lot of quickly melted with that strong march sunshine, so we have the sun right now. we'll have it for the first part of the day tomorrow and then clouds increase. there's the original low pressure near bismarck and chicago. that heads d then sparks a coastal storm starting late tomorrow night into wednesday when that actual storm blossoms. so for tomorrow, there's the sun in the morning. enjoy it with temperatures in the 30's clouds increase lunchtime and basically take over the sky later on in thes dry thrthe evpoint for that eveperang rrethe mid 40's but by about 7 o'clock, that's when it will start -- we'll start to see rain and snow break out. in fact between 10 o

half mile millville, near quarter of a mile in center city philadelphia and below a mile in wilmington and allentown. temperatures are hovering near freezing, into philadelphia, millville, trenton, and wilmington, so that is why we're seeing that snow, on the roadways, and these temperatures, they are going to stay pretty low as we go in the overnight hours so we will deal with, some icing, as we get into the overnight hours tonight and wind, not as bad as the last storm as expected but there is wind out there and that is creating wind chills right now, only in the 20's area wide. the warmest spot, go figure in the poconos, at 31 degrees, while philadelphia is coldest spot at 21 degrees. so, snow, it is exiting the coast by 7:00 o'clock, it is already ending in those western suburbs, so we will continue to see that work and eat its way in the city of philadelphia over the next hour or two but temperatures will drop below freezing, overnight tonight, so good idea, is to remove the snow, before you head to bed here this evening. you don't want to deal with a basically slush going over to

up to 34 in the city, 32 in wilmington, 33 in millville. so the air temperature around freezing and the surface temperature just at the freezing mark that's why we're seeing slick spots this morning. 7:00 a.m., partly sunny i skies and 32. overall it's a dry day today, chilly wind, lunchtime, 39. it will feel colder at the best of times today feeling like the freezing mark. the windchill is a factor. 3:00 p.m., 40. 5:00 p.m., 38. 7:00 p.m., 35. we'll get with the march sun angle some melting going on, even though temperatures are not that far above freezing. you'll see that. for the kids it was fun, i love the pictures everybody sent me, this was billy and tommy doing sledding enjoying their day. you see the slush around them, that slush is frozen now, you have to be careful as you head out. that's what we're seeing on the roads, matt. >> reporter: i need that shark hat. maybe christmas. [laughter]. a little progress along i-95 northbound side fire crews arrived, they extinguished the vehicle fire that was sparked after a bunch of vehicles

look right now at the current conditions through the area we're throughout the in cape may. 30 in millville. 31 in the city. rea ng. i the chilly breeze the windchills coolean t it's a cold start to tl see a mixture of sunshine and more clouds later in the day. overall partly sunny 7:00 a.m. 30. lunchtime, 41 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 44. that's the high. coming down from that 43. 7:00 p.m., partly cloudy skies and 40. today is the day you take a breath you get a chilly watch the beginning of the effects of the the track so we continue to watch to see if there's more snow? you would than us, that's what we are expecting. we have cold air in place that will impact snowfall totals, that could be more. we'll see snow for the city north and rain and snow,d we're fine tuning in just a few minutes.heeet. we had a crash in the westbound lanes pas vine. that cleared ospeaking of the nightmare commute on friday. it was because of the snow because of a a bunch of downed trees because of the high winds. crews worked to get them turned in falls. lincoln drive is blockf a crash gypsy at ridge avenue. city ave

holly, millville. pottstown, wintry mix towards allentown as well.o move in and then we see the rain switch over to snowfall. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, get ready to head out the door, it is snow for parts of lehigh valley. most of the suburbs still a wintry mix for philadelphia. and down to cape may tomorrow. that's why we say a messy commute and lunch hour that's when things are even more dangerous because the wind speeds are going to pick up you can see the precipitation gets heavier. where you see the dark blue, that's heavier snow over philadelphia by 2:00. northeast philly, checking down to mt. holly. that rain/snow line transitions to the south. so, by the time we get closer to about 6:00, we even have a wintry mix as far reaching as atlantic city. we also city the system move away from the city. the system is going to move quicker than the last one. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the other big difference is the accumulating snow. here's a closer look at the snow forecast. 2 to 6 inches for most of the jersey suburbs. subur

waking up in millville.t winds out of the north/northwest at 17 miles an hour sustain at philadelphia international, 18 miles per hour sustained in allentown. we will see gust from his 20 to 30 miles per hour, forecasting high temperatures in the 40's, decreasing cloud by noon hour, good amount of sunshine later this afternoon with a high of 47 but it will feel much colder, when we factor in that wind. here's your wind chill tracker throughout the day i would say dress for 30's out and about having to head to brunch maybe or spending sometime outside 35 degrees what it will feel like by noon time. thirty-seven by two, 36 degrees, what it will feel like heading in the 4:00 o'clock hour. in the poconos look for high temperatures right around freezing, 33 degrees, forecast high temperature, it will be windy with mixture of sun and cloud, northwest wind at 20, will make it feel much colder. cape may county plenty of sunshine have the risk for minor tidal flooding, coastal flood advisory until 2:00 this afternoon

thirty-six this morning, as we wake up in wilmington, 35 in millville down the shore temperatures in the 30's, the poconos, it is right around 26 degrees. as you wake up in media 35, good morning guys, 34 pottstown, right around 37 in palmyra. 36 degrees, this morning in mt. holly. winds speeds out of the north and west, man 24 miles per hour, still in reading 14 allentown, just sustained winds speeds. the gusts are much higher than that will as you can see they'll kind of start to subside headed into tonight and mom day but still breezy, winds still going to stick around with us unfortunately windchill tracker feeling like the 30's pretty much all day sustained wind out there even though forecasting high temperatures in the 40's, 47 degrees later this afternoon, high right around 47, win which some sunshine, then quick check at your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 47 on sunday, 48 degrees on monday. jan? >> chelsey, thank you 6:52, a lot of sixers have been dreaming every landing labron james in the upcoming offer season. phillies, now stretching all the way to ohio. just can

still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in store. rain and wet snow looking likely. also looking likely accumulations that could be significant. the good portion of forecast, though, looks like this nor'easter will not be quite as potent and less of a widespread wind threat with highest wind gusts looking like it will be concentrated along the new mexico cost line and downed trees is still a possibility. one because it's saturated ground and two because of damage already done and weake weakening by the winds with friday's storm. we'll talk more about this nor'easter and where we can see some of the highest accumulations in you need to break out the shovel in your full eyewitness forecast coming up in a few natasha. >> lauren thank you so much. we'll see you again soon. latest weather headlines are at your finger types with cbs3 mobile weather app download today from apple app and google play stores to get local forecast on the smart p

atlantic city through millville, south of wilmington, 48, lancaster, berks county and a large area of-16. as the track becomes more certain tomorrow, we'll tone it down, 8-12, 12-16 but looks like a large morning portion of the g area getting a large portion of snow. precipitation tomorrow night, 4d bands of heavy snow. blustery, clouds and sunshine, 44. saturday, partly sunny, 46. daylight savings time begins, another system coastal storm sunday night into monday, temperatures in the 40s. david murphy getting new information. he has the latest at 4:30. is there a chance none of this will happen in no. it's not missing us all together best of my recollection the track could shift. >> a nine-year-old from new castle county is making sure the homeless have socks this winter. sammy mitchel was inspired after visiting the shelter in wilmington. she created sammy's stock stampede and set a goal of collecting 1,000 socks by march 20th. she has surpassed that goal and is at 2,000 pairs. >> i wanted to help them because socks are warm for them and cozy, and i felt like that was the perfect th

expect. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, winds 60 miles per hour in allentown, 55 reading and lancaster, 58, millville, 55. we'll be over 60 in spots. it's the consecutive wind out of the northwest with the saturated ground pulling down trees and knocking power out. coastal flooding at the shore, warnings in effect tomorrow through saturday night for not only the shoreline but the bay and delaware river. the biggest concern for the coastal flooding will come with high tide because of a full moon saturday morning into saturday night. that's when we expect the worst flooding. when cecily tynan comes back we'll talk about what to expect tomorrow night. >> let's switch to jeff chirico in mar gate at the police station. what are the communities at the shore doing to prepare for the likelihood of high water? >> jim, for one, they are gassing up the military high-water vehicles in case the water starting rising and rescues are necessary. up and down the jersey shore community officials are preparing and they are asking residents to do the same. >> the sea is calm now but soon officials expect 15-foot wave, r

philadelphia, mount holly, millville, starting to see snow move into the area.ght, it starts moving out. temperatures start to fall quickly. the snow will be out there, wet, heavy, and sticking to the power line and the tree branches. the strongest are out along the jersey shore. 40, 45 miles an hour wind gust. these trees will be laden with heavy wet snow. and everything that blows them around is going to cause cracking and possibly more trees to come down. south jersey and the shore, we stay in rain. we see a mix in south jersey and then it changes to snow. atlantic city, you could see 1.5 inches. delaware, we are going to be looking at southern delaware with practically nothing, dover, a couple of inches. middletown, going to see perhaps 3-5 inches of snow. philadelphia, we start with the mixing in the morning then transition to the snow in the afternoon. we could see anywhere from perhaps that 5 inch mark on up, philadelphia. watch these numbers. you stay in snow throughout the entire day. they go upwards maybe a foot in allen town. some of this will melt wh

then four to 8-inches lancaster wilmington millville, most of south jersey. philadelphia, trenton, points to the north and west we have a big area, an eight to 16-inches and that's a wide range of snow totals because again the track is really going to depend on who sees the eight, who sees the 16. we're going to have to shrink this and we'll update this map during the day tomorrow to fine tune where that heaviest hit of snow is of 12-inches or more but it could be right around philadelphia, trenton or it could be displaced to the north and west but this is the first really good call map from us. so, as we take a look at the key points here with this storm, it really depends on the track where the heaviest snow is going to be. it begins very light as rain and mix tomorrow evening and then ramps up wednesday noon and afternoon and that's when the roads are going to get quickly covered so you may want to just hunker down wednesday morning even if it doesn't look bad because it will deteriorate quickly here wednesday lunchtime and beyond the exclusive accuweather

you can see in millville it's 37. 30 in the poconos and 40 in allentown as we speak.southeast right now between 15 and 20 miles an hour. those are the gusts. by tomorrow morning, gusting to 43 in atlantic city and millville. philadelphia gusting to 25. and then still seeing those strong winds by noon. by 6:00 o'clock gusting close to 40 especially down the shore. as our storm pulls away watch the winds out of the northwest this is going to be in and out during the day on wednesday. so here we go. by 2:00 a.m. we're seeing light wet snow falling. most of it not sticking. by 8:00 o'clock, look at this. that warm air makes it up to philadelphia. heavy rain in south jersey along the 42 freeway the garden state parkway and the expressway. and then as you get closer to philadelphia, you encounter a wintry mix and snow to the north and west. then by the time we make it to the noon hour through 3:00 o'clock we see that some of the heaviest snows and it makes down through south jersey temperatures though will be above freezing and after 3:00 o'clock, we'll see the storm begin

and 47 in millville. at the coast 39. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing you a fair amount of sunshine overhead and sun giving way to increasing clouds, we'll widen out the picture here because what we are tracking is essentially our storm starting to form. we have an area of low pressure moving across the northern plains and the great lakes. and this area of low pressure is going to transfer its energy to a coastal storm that will develop and work its way into the mid-atlantic region as we get into tonight. future tracker 6 showing you 8:00 tonight. we have light snow to the north and west. and rain here in philadelphia. and mixing will be taking place as we go throughout the overnight hours. by midnight light snowfall accumulation and nothing heavy to the north and west and temperatures cool down as the snow develops. rain to the south and east and you picked up tomorrow morning for the commute. not a whole lot of precipitation will be around. i would certainly allow extra time because there is mixing going

holding at the freezing mark in millville. here's what to expect today, the windchills will be a factor. we'll see the winds up to 20 miles per hour at times. 7:00 a.m. feeling like the low 20s, 1:00 p.m. it will feel like you're sitting at the freezing mark. we'll talk about when temperatures improve coming up in a little bit. >> reporter: no crippling traffic situations, we know this is not going to be the easiest morning commute. extra time is in order as you head out. there's a lot of slick spots. you can see that along i-95 the on-ramp from allegheny avenue. in the gore point there's a lot of snow. you're seeing shine on the ramp itself. so, icy, there. although, the main lanes of i-95 northbound and southbound are mostly just wet. that's the case on most of the highways this morning. >>> in the burbs we have a few accidents, i'm expecting them unfortunately this morning. if you're heading to temple university ambler campus a crash blocking the ramp from 309 northbound to butler pike. the ramp shut down because of that ac

in the 40s. 47.millville, 46. northerly breezes, 15 to 25.freezing north and west under a partly cloudy sky. today, chilly, wind, sun, 46. tomorrow, sun, 46. monday, 45. there's the midweek storm, tuesday, 47. wednesday, 47 degrees. >> thank you for the update. happening today, the philadelphia flower show gets underway at the convention center. the doors open to the public at 11:00 p.m. melissa magee, david murphy and cesily tynan hosted our flower show special last night. you can see the special at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. wonders of water, proceedshow is benefit the pennsylvania horticultural society. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. wi the ikea projekt credit card. underway after a police officer was involved in a fatal accident in newark. invest

millville 38, toms river 35. coatesville 38. these wind gusts are ever changing. let's go hour by skmohour and w you through here. these are wind gusts not temperatures. the beach areas and along the jersey shore. inland, philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs we drop 25 miles per hour wind gusts. strong wind gusts out in the shore. inland, the rain comes to an end and we have wind gusts that are in that 20-30 miles per hour there. really don't taper off for much of the day. looking at 40 miles per hour wind gusts out there. between 8:00 and 11:00 tomorrow morning and 8:00 and 11:00 tomorrow night, seeing moderate flooding in those low lying areas. that is going to be our biggest concern tomorrow, the rest of the area basically, going to clear out. highest wind gusts 71 miles peb hour cape may. 61 in atlantic city, west grove 58. reading 58. and how about the snow total as soon as 22.5 inches near the poconos. 2.5 in doylestown. philadelphia international at 1.5 inches. some areas still reporting. look at this. temperatures tomorrow in the 40s. we will see that

we have a gust of 40 miles per hour in dover. 25 in philadelphia. 37 in millville. northern and western suburbs and lancaster getting impressive there. as we go through the day, multiple issues and possible flooded roads where we get the heavy rain. wind damage a possibility this afternoon and tonight as the winds get stronger. trees and wires down and debris in the roads, coastal flooding, temperatures will hold in the low 40s all day today. a changeover to wet snow today and this afternoon, jennette and matt. >> prices are award in -- prizes are awarded in anticipation of the philadelphia flower show. >> that will help us get through today. it's not exactly flowers and roses outside. that's a live like at center city philadelphia. we'll be right back. >> it is ay morning to say the least. mobile 6 is driving out there right now, so you can see it before you drive out there. taking a live look here, i-95 traffic building, do be aware of the conditions that could deteriorate as the morning rush progresses. >>> community organizers and neighbors in north philadelphia

trenton down to one mile in atlantic city, 2.5 in millville. here's the bigger picture with this system and it's just revving up here as we go into the next couple hours. it's going to organize itself and become that weathermaker that's going to drop a lot of snow right over parts of philadelphia, but if you were closer to the shore you're going to continue to see rainfall coming down. here's a closer look at some of our snow totals. our forecast snow totals. not a lot here near ocean city, cape may. if you're closer to some of the south jersey suburbs we'll be in the 2 to 6 inch category. mill toing ton, 4 to 8 inches of snowfall. the bull's eye will be closer to upper bucks and montgomery counties. allentown, lehigh valley in the range of 6 to 10 inches, some areas could see upreasonable doubts waf a foot of snow. for a laoser look at what we expect in terms of our radar and where some of the heaviest snow bands are we'll so go over to steve '. >> thank you. we're finally starting to see this storm rev up. we've seen it come in chunks. we had

we'll top out around 46 in philadelphia, 47 for millville, upper 40's in dover, low 40's once you move north and west. then cold 30 degrees will be the high temperature for the poconos, so dry, quiet for sunday as we move towards monday looking ok, tuesday look at this. we're watching clouds, on the increase and then take a look off to the west, snow as you move towards central sections of pennsylvania, late tuesday night, and rain moving across the chesapeake toward the delaware bay then as we move at rain, changing over likely to more wet snow. but this system doesn't look as potent as the one that just passed through on friday, computer models still kind of in a disagreement but looks like we'll watch that area of low pressure track to the south and we'll have month monitor the amount of cold air with that system. the seven-day forecast, showing temperatures will be in the upper 40's next several days and then the middle of the week, watching for that potential storm. bill? >> thank you so much. >>> i believe i told you earlier when i filled in i'm not going to complain about weathe