probably more snow byy 8 o'clock in the morningock because we think it will bell be cold enough aloft and thent an n10, 11 o'clock, by the noon hour h most everything over to thehe beaches and continuing to pullct away leading us into a muchh quieter weekend.eeke temperatures obviously withuslyh this situation will be wil important. we're at 48 degrees now.s n we'll drop to about 34 overnight so that is cold col enough for slick spots butts but again the chemicals work wellorl with temperatures like this sose let's hope we get them outm out there with the pretreatment.he n the mix overnight, winds willil start to pick up out of theout e northwest at 10 to 20 and they'll be blustery tomorrow tow so you'll be noticing them asem well but we will get back upackp to about 46 degrees so a lot sao of melting of what does falloe l tomorrow with a sunny drier dri afternoon and a windy afternoon. here's your friday planner. plar 8:00 a.m. probably snow aroundwn in the process of ending inndg most areas, 36 degrees.ees. by noon about 42 as we clear out a-breezy sunny afternoon aer with a temperature of 41 by41

here's that broad area of low pressure.pressu cold aloft and a lot of snowft a is coming down from the north nest. w the trough just kind ofus digging out here but it'souheret going to be moving on and asnnd it moves on off to the to northeast things are going too get very much noticeablyotea better and then thehen t temperatures will warm upurill going into the weekend. wke breezy this morning.or a little bit windy thisin t afternoon. temperatures will make it up into the low 40's for highsig but unfortunately it's nevers going to feel that way.th this morning's wind chill c values, 23 or so here in thein t city. you can still see teens northenn and west.d wt. by 12 o'clock today, it stillti feels like it's in there 20'ss e north and west, right around aun 30 degrees here in town andes t even as late as 5, 6 o'clock'clo the wind will still be blowingng down from the north and west so wind chill values will feelil in the 20's and itl willil continue right on through intont the late evening hours asours a well.we. so, a very gusty day again today. temperatures low 40's, mid 40's tomorrow.'somor

aloft, it will melt on road surfaces. there's a hint that wednesday morning could have a lingering snow shower. we'll that you talk more about n i step inside. we'll take a look toward the weekend, another change coming then. >>> as that snow arrives tonight and into tomorrow, check back often at 6abc.com. storm tracker 6 live double scan will keep you up to date on the storm's path and we'll have the latest on any school closings or delayed openings. >>> "action news" will get an early start tomorrow morning to help you with the snowy commute. join matt o'donnell, david murphy, karen rogers and tamala edwards at 4:00 a.m. >>> parts of the jersey shore that were battered by the blizzard of 2016 are bracing for new flooding problems. annie mccormick has the story from atlantic city. >> reporter: this part of the atlantic city get flooded even on a average day, this is worse than normal, they say that number of people staying here had to rush to move their cars. near the intersection of gramercy place and maine watch the water break against the walls and people around. birthday girl couldn't get enough of the natural beauty out

n- b-c anchor chris hayes has the internet abuzz. next thing you know everyone was making bernie sandwiches. bernie in corned beef....bernie on toast. bernie between buns.... holding a sandwich aloft...pulling one out of his pocket. hashtag bernie sandwiches unleashed tweets like "feel the heartbern." anchor christopher hays admits that he was watching poeple being served dinner when he made the slip up. many are calling a new york police officer a hero for saving the life of a child. but the police officer is giving all the credit to the baby boy's eight-year-old big sister. child: he's almost one-year-old...do you see his see him breathing at all...no, but he's turning purple. the second grader just got home from school and made the emergency call for her parents who dont speak english. police officer kristian lorusso--got there first, and performed cpr untilthe one-year old finally started breathing. as a result of the near tragedy --the childs family has signed up for c-p-r training at their local church. child: he's almost one-year-old...do you see his chest going up and down? do you see him breathing at all...no, but he's turning purple. coming up next on channel 2 news cars