mt. laurel. >> mt. laurel, just got beat up yesterday.nd they are feeling the effect of it this morning, that's for sure. steve? >> reporter: yes, our fourth live shot in mt. laurel. we don't have to repeat the same scene at all, because there are so many. this is just unbelievable. see these cars coming at us, they know the road is closed. i've been watching this for half hour now. this line of cars will come all the way up here. here's what they see now. they see flashing light. they see big road closed signs. and i guess they want to know why is the road closed? so they come all the way up to the last minute. this person just made a u-turn in this development where the power has been out since midnight. so they come up to the last moment. then they go how am i going to turn around now? let's see, all right, i'll make a u-turn. we've seen gridlock here, people going into people's driveway, or going into this ramblewood village and country club development, and they make the u-turn in there. you can see, even though they don't have any p

mt. laurel, a lot of road closures, couple of the main roads, all closed and mt. gh school district, closed today, remember yesterday, they had the state of emergency, but the schools were open. today the schools are closed. so that's going to be good news to allow everybody to clean up over there in moorestown, mt. laurel, cherry hill, eveshamment look at all of the bus routes still suspended here, but septa, little bit at a time. sprinkling each bus route back on there, your best bet, because it will change, as we get through the morning, just go to the system status page, at septa.org, and you'll find your bus route, because they may move it over a block or two, until that road can get plowed. all of the regional rail lines are resuming normal service this morning, but expect delays everywhere, as we roll out of the driveway. live look at 95, at least clean and green this morning what's it like for the weekend? sue has the forecast in 15 seconds. >> we will send somebody on a fly run now for mcdonald's all of those craving the mcdonald fries. so the highest snow

mt. laurel. boy, we've been driving around third hit in a row here mt. laurel. just devestation. one thing i want to mention we started seeing was abandoned cars. this road here wasn't in great shape 12 hours ago, i can tell that you first-hand. even main roads like this weren't getting plowed, everything coming down so fast, so people breaking down and they would slide off the road. then they got plowed into here so probably got into the subdivision, and just said i'm just going to hoof it and walk. see seeing those around mt. laurel, even offer the highways, and i was taking still pictures, looks to the average joe people just park there. now you can see how this car just pulled off. and got stuck in the snow further down the street one of the schools bob kelly is talking about parkway elementary, i don't know if any of his kids ever went there, but the schools all lit and powered up the problem is when you got wires down all over town, you got the sidewalks all block by this thick heavy icy slush a lot of dangers for the kids, a loft troubles for the school bus drivers who can

mt. laurel, 32. lumberton, 34. 33 in voorheis. temperatures in piney hollow, 32. vineland, 33. areas could see the snow glazing over. going to be difficult to walk from your home to the car, walking to the car inside of work. 33 in holmeswell township. coatesville -- hopewell township. coatesville, 1 1. milford township, 31. and the planner for the day shows although the temperatures will warn about freezing, wind speeds will stay strong. that will make the feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. philadelphia, high of 39. the feels-like temperature closer to 32. the suburbs, west chester, 39.

mt. laurel, 33. pittman, 32. swedesboro closer to the mid 30s. 32 for pennsville. depends where you are, but a lot of locations are close to freezing like hopewell township. then we'll take you to the p.a. suburbs where coatesville's at 32. west chester, we saw a good amount of snow come down. elroy, 33 degrees. lansdale, 31. 32 in hatboro. again, all the areas that are close to freezing have a good chance to see a lot of the snow icing over. windchills today, already started. our wind speeds staying strong. windchills feel like 27 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 25 when you head out in wilmington. only feeling like 27 in allentown. satellite radar shot shows lots of clouds, a few snow flurries mainly to the west of us. we have the system that's now out of our area, but still bringing snow to parts of boston. today, staying nice and dry. a chance of snow flurries pushing into friday. these will be isolated. this model is showing just a few outside of reading heading into tomorrow morning. we'll keep a close eye on that for you. a closer look at your neighborhoo

mt. laurel suburb, the fact it's been here for 40 years, was founded on a farm. >> so you take care of allof animals, 24/7. >> yes. >> and you do all kind of like , exotic critters even? >> yes. >> right. >> so this is doctor colin mcdermott, little bit ago, see thee guys way back over here? these are your special budd ills. you got a phonecall saying we need help. >> gave us call, got in touch with our rescue coordinator told us what was happening with them. >> so basically there was a wilds goose chase, actually domesticated but take a look. >> someone dumped these domesticated geese on a private lake in evesham township, on a bitterly cold sunday. the lake was frozen, they had no shelter, no food. >> i got some food for you. >> neighbors put out call for help, a post later mt. laurel hospital vet doctor colin motorcycle mcdermott saved the day. >> just to took couple every days but finally rounded up these lucky ducks, or geese, then played chauffeur and took them to their new forever home where their best buds are other rescued farm yard animals. >> man, so they weren't -- they were in

mt. laurel. you can see wires are down. about 2100 people in this community are in the dark.careful out there. let's head to mercer county now. where our dawn timmeney is finding people out and about in this snowy weather. dawn, still snowing there. >> reporter: it is still snowing here. the flakes aren't quite as big as they were but we have a good foot of snow on the ground and counting and driving conditions are really treacherous. not a lot of people out the people who are out are obviously taking it very slow. we're on route 33 in hamilton township. we caught up way guy who is actually fearing the worst and was filling up his gas tank to hopefully make it through the storm. he's worried about what could happen. >> tell me how are the roads. >> they're horrible. and i think we'll lose power, too. so i got wires hanging on to more snow than i've ever seen before. >> reporter: at your house? >> yeah. at my house. so i just got in the truck to get gas for my little generator and got this thing already in four wheel drive. >> reporter: did you lose power in the storm earlier

mt. laurel and totally avoid the whole mess. hello fishtown.live look at 95 southbound, there is the skyline in back. got your normal delay headed through the construction zone, west on the schuylkill, extra heavy because after accident near south street. we've had two accident actually there. traffic lights are out along the northern side of norristown. all along dekalb street, airy shall marshall, chestnut, so police are on the scene, the first day of march so let's get the irish spirit and have some breakfast up at the green parrot in newtown. that's the scene of our breakfast segment today. great spot. we will be throughout from 9:00 to 10:00. you know i never go alone. ville some friends. , up there in newtown later this morning, mike and alex back over to you. >> newtown. >> newtown. >> all right. >> bucks count. >> i always love good eagles championship story right? remember whether. >> minnesota fans vandalized the rocky stat knew. >> vandalized, put a slitter ton. >> that's vandalizing. >> they didn't tear his head off. they put a shir

mt. laurel, 32. lumberton, 34. 33 in voorheis. temperatures in piney hollow, 32. vineland, 33. areas could see the snow glazing over. going to be difficult to walk from your home to the car, walking to the car inside of work. 33 in holmeswell township. coatesville -- hopewell township. coatesville, 1 1. milford township, 31. and the planner for the day shows although the temperatures will warn about freezing, wind speeds will stay strong. that will make the feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. philadelphia, high of 39. the feels-like temperature closer to 32. the suburbs, west chester, 39. it's only going to feel like 29. kutztown, feeling like the high 20s. new jersey, 31 with the teletemperature of 41. -- actual temperature of 41. the feels-like temperature here in the mid 30s. cold temperatures, messy roadways. for a closer look at what to expect, we'll send it to jessica. >> thanks. starting on route 73 this morning. our cameras around greentree road. the intersection, flashing snow and slippery spots. this is the difference in the majors, the 42 freeway, schuylkill,

mt. laurel, moorestown, medford, five to eight.ee to six as you head toward tabernacle and gloucester. that heavy wet snow is going to be tugging on the tree limbs and power line the biggest problem iain will be power outag outagee north and western suburbs that got hit hard on friday we'll be seeing more downed trees unfortunately. overnight temperatures in the 30s highs tomorrow will be in the 30s. only around 36 degrees in philadelphia. so that heavy wet snow will be an issue. don't try to shovel this. this is going to be a problem with the heaviness of the snow. thursday windy we dry it out. friday a morning snow shower. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday and then it's pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dry the temperature 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow morning. iain this storm is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. big one. >>> shredder what's coming up in sports. >> too many athletes hang on for too long. we've seen it but unde

mt. laurel because of the downed trees and wires.any detours, here is a live look at the schuylkill, hard to believe, that, what, 12 hours ago, or 24 hours ago, we were dealing with major snowstorm. plenty of sunshine, casino every right at your dashboard level here. as you come eastbound, in toward the city on the schuylkill expressway. septa running with some delays on the trenton, norristown, high-speed line. as well as the broad street subway. and a live look downtown, where again, little hectic on the on and the off-ramps, because of two lanes exiting the vine expressway, we're down to one. all because of the snow. big day on sunday. what are you doing? come on, join us, for the saint patrick's day parade. here is the deal. we kick off at 20th and jfk at around 11:00. around city hall, come on up market street. and then boom, we hit the tv cameras, and the stands. right here at noon. get down here early or join us live starting at noon right here on fox. sue has got the parade forecast in 15 seconds. >> 8:00 czars checking few s

mt. laurel, moorestown, medford, five to eight.hree to six as you head toward tabernacle and gloucester. that heavy wet snow is going to be tugging on the tree limbs and power line the biggest problem iain will be power outag outagee north and western suburbs fridae seeing more downed trees unfortunately. overnight temperatures inin the 30s. only around 36 degrees in ll bedelphia. an issue. don't try to shovel this. this is going to be a the heavi. thursday windy we dry it mornin. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dryure 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow mornin is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. bigoming up in sports. >> too many athletes hang on foa icon says it's not time to go just hanging around is ♪ >>> nfl rosters change every year. you see you have to stay in vogue. general managers can't be caught wearing last year's team fashion rules. free agency trades draft picks they rip up the roster to kee

mt. laurel. and lanes are blocked on 73 northbound at 38 and cinnaminson a crash blocking 130 and that is in the process of clearing and southbound to the white horse pike a downed tree and cleanup in new jersey. the cynwyd and trenton lines are still not running and river line is not running because of a downed tree there. we'll check it again at 6:00. >> lets take a live look at sky 6 hd from philadelphia international airport and the view is a lot better than it was. just about an hour ago when we could hardly see the runways or terminal. a ground stopd a few hours ago at 10:00 after near whiteout conditions, the snow is beginning to wind down and the flights are now departing we are told and still many cancellations and delays and as always check with your airline to get the status of your flight. >> visibility was low in trenton the snow was so heavy on route 1 you couldn't read some of the signs. down at city hall. crews are busy trying to clear the snow as it kept falling and the heavy sno

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mt. laurel. across the region, crews are working to get the heavy, wet snow off the roads. snow covered, potentially slippery streets are part of the problem. anotheri isis issue is power ou. >> nearly 90,000 homes and businesses in the dark. bucks county the hardest hit. katy zachry has more on a lot of people waking up hoping the power will be turned onned to. >> reporter: yeah, they went to bed fingers crossed and are waking up. while pico is making progress, we've been driving around bucks county this morning and seen areas completely in the dark. we've seen pockets where businesses are open, the power is on, the parking lots are plowed. i talked to a couple here to get firewood. another spot expected to get busier is the red cross shelter in the middletown township buildings. it offers cots, blankets, food, and most importantly, electricity. people who need devices charged can head to the shelter. the red cross is basing the space on how many are at the shelter. >> i think it's likely we'll be here through the end of the week. then it's going to depend on what happens

mt. laurel five to 8-inches of snow possible.ence in through abington and norristown and marple and into the lehigh valley and upper bucks and montgomery and thee to six flew gloucester, pemberton and tabernacle even waterford. so the trend is colder but it's going to be a heavy wet snow with temperatures still around freezing. and that means it's going to tug on the tree limbs and power lines the major impact is going to be power outages. undoubtedly that will be what we're talking about with this particular storm. overnight, 34 in philadelphia. 24 in the poconos. during the day tomorrow, snow heavy at times. the heaviest north and west of the city. northeast winds 15 gusting to 30 in the city. on your seven day forecast, thursday sunny and windy. that snow will be melt wig that sunshine. friday a chance of a morning snow shower pleasant over the weekend we have the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday the looks great. monday a chance of shower late and by tuesday sunny and dry the temperature 46 degrees. we'll contin

mt. laurel school district, has school today, half day, and then it is parent teacher conferences cents. so, over here in new jersey, the restricted travel on some of the roadways, speed restrictions on the new jersey turnpike, 295 brooklawn circle closed because of high water all due to high tide that kick in at 5:30, also some flooding down at the atlantic city, the end of the atlantic city expressway. so far so good for mass transit. if you really must travel, the sun way, the market frankford line, trains running around the clock every 20 minutes, mike and alex back over to you. >> this is what we have planned. alex annually sit here, until at least 1:00 in the afternoon. and these three reporters will be out there all morning long. we got your jenn fred there in montgomery county. who else, lauren over there in quakertown, right? >> right. then steve keeley in the lehigh valley. >> over at the wegmans. >> all right. do you want to start with lauren johnson? looks like she has actual flakes in bucks county. lauren? >> reporter: hey, guys, so yes, these flakes are falling much slower

mt. laurel school district is open. yes, they have half day because of what parent teacher conferences but i guess they want the parents to come out in the afternoon? so new jersey's got a lot going on over there, speed restrictions up and down the new jersey turnpike. if you got to go somewhere to -- the way to go today market frankford broad street subway big work horses cents running on '7 trains every 20 minute, karen, tomorrow, back over to you. >> i know the governor was asked about that, bob, he said we're keeping our eye on northern jersey where they'll get the brunt of the storm but want to certain encompass the entire state to give everyone a warning for later this morning and this afternoon, when it does pick up. 5:19. let's continue our coverage here. >> out to jenn fred, jen, waking up this morning and rolling out the driveway, what was it like in your neck of the woods and what's it like where you are? >> well, i live in a different part of montgomery county. and i have to say it was more snowy, more snow

mt. laurel schools have class today.hem out eary but you still got to get out there. got to get the buses. people got to get going. just be careful if you're over in south jersey, new jersey turnpike, speed restrictions in play along the entire lent, all of the bridges have speed restrictions. already, some downed power lines over here in pennsauken. route 73, and 130, blocking some of the lanes and the on and the off ramps. here is your deal for mass transit. amtrak, patco, service changes, snow schedule, dart, new jersey transit, going give it their best shot today. saturday schedule for all of septa regional rail lines, no service on the cynwyd line. delays and concellations likely specially watch along the paoli line where that tree line, beautiful, but the heavy wet snow is going to do a number on som of the trees and power lines, if you really must get somewhere here is the way to go. two big work horses cents on the septa system, market frankford, broad street subway, trains running 24/7. every 20 minute. to get y

mt. laurel schools, cherry hill, over sham schools, all open this morning.casino every changing their tune little bit and saying, you know what, the parent teacher conferences cents let's hold off on that for later this afternoon, so i would definitely check with the school district before you head on over for those conferences cents, later on this afternoon, alex back over to you. >> we'll make sure to check, i know some parents were letting me know they were canceled for their school district. just why don't you check your teach ever. so, sending in snow pictures, weaver another one. >> this one from edwards, it says, bring on the snow. wow, so pretty. just bring a chair over there, just watch it fall. and then steve is still in easton. and steve, not now, but we come back from break, the city of easton or the town every easton, they're tweeting me some facts about the place. and i want to share them with you. >> we have a lot to talk about then, and at least we can talk about some snow starting to fall, making your eyelids shut. so the bigger flakes start