nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: for the last decade the childrens home in north wildwood satutted an empty at surf avenue, for 111 years before in an it was home to disadvantaged kids from south jersey that got a taste of life at the jersey shore. >> a lot of kids that come here never saw the ocean or on a beach before. it's hard to explain to people that come here all the time. they come here and they love it here. >> the aging house was closed in 2006 when the foundation was sinking into the ground and that was fixed by raising it and now there is a chance to finish the job if the childrens fresh air home could raise $500,000 to match a grant that the city applied for. >> we are asking people to dip into their hearts and pockets. >> the deadline is fast approaching and board members hope that donors come through some they don't miss the opportunity. social media is out there. >> i'm not aware of my program on the east coast where underprivileged children are given time to spend at the beach. and this is a unique opportunity. >> it's not the same as a one or two week stay an

. >> reporter: much of the same in north wildwood where the beach looked more like cliffs. residents down the shore are getting used to mother nature taking their beach away. only to have machines put it back every couple of years. >> the ocean take the sand out. they pump it back in. and it takes it out again during the wintertime. report roar this is ocean city where they lost a few feet of beach overnight. this was near seventh street before the surf starting eating away at the dunes. and if it wasn't beach erosion, high tides flooded streets tonight on landis avenue in sea isle. a similar scene in somers point where low-lying areas are still flooded out. and what was this guy thinking? >> winter is actual the best time for to us get waves. >> reporter: diehard surfer

that caused flooding at 16th street and new york avenue in north wildwood. "action news" reporter, christie aleto is reporting live. what is the situation there? >> reporter: well the temperature has dropped and the wind picked up like most streets in atlantic city this portion of west end avenue was submerged under water and you see the den rewashed up on the road and sidewalk. >> it was pretty bad. i was trying to go into the city, and it was a lot of water and you couldn't really drive through it. >> under constant hammering of rain and wind, mother nature seemed to safe south jersey from the monster snow storm. it came up as high tide was hitting us this morning. emergency crews blocked flooded streets in black horse pike. while swelling waves in north wildwood wash add way the dune as long the shore line. atlantic city fire department made a handful of water rescues as the driver tried to test the rising waters. >> i like the snow. >> over the rain? >> yes, absolutely. >> not sure this is worse the snow or rain but the wind again is the issue tonight it

it happened at the 15th street beach in north wildwood yesterday.ood recreation and tourism released video of rescuers helping the dolphin return to deeper waters. two other dolphins were stuck in a sand bar about 100 yards from shore. they managed to free themselves. the all of the dolphins seem to be okay once they were freed. >> 5:22 now. up next in the morning buzz, this viral video has people crying foul but this chicken that seems to be the size of a to do lower, it is not your imagination. this is real. >> like a person in there. >> yeah. >> the u.s. government is banning all electronics except cell phones on certain planes. hear who is being impacted later on "action news." first up, "gma"'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look authorities in mexico and the u.s. say the long time editor in chief of mexico's laprinta maurice ya' ortega swiped the quarterback's jersey moments after he was seen in this fox sports video strolling into the patriots locker room right behind coach bill belichick. 14 minutes later espn reports ortega wa

and the action cam was in north wildwood where coastal flooding was a problem at the beach. and further north high winds ou shows an angry atlantic ocean and whipping winds as the gusts coming with the norrester that moves through. and we turn to meteorologist adam joseph with more on the shore. >> it's brutal down there with the severe coastal erosion and flooding and winds gusting near lewes, delaware 64 miles per hour and tucker ton 62 miles per hour. dover 60 miles per hour and fortescue over 60 miles per hour and atlantic city, not 60 but still powerful 47 miles per hour. blustery over here 30 miles per hour. and under the threshold tonight. and stay up in the early morning hours creating the harsh windchills tomorrow morning. for tonight as cecily mentioned there are scattered snow showers passing through and continued gusty winds and definitely want to clean up the cars before sunset here and you have another couple of hours and the driveways and sidewalks because it will be a hard freeze overnight. and even any standing water will freeze over if it is not treated. by

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it happened at the 15th street beach in north wildwood yesterday.dwood recreation and tourism released video of rescuers helping the dolphin return to deeper waters. two other dolphins were stuck in a sand bar about 100 yards from shore and they and managed to free themselves. all of the dolphins seemed to be okay once they were freed. >> it is 6:16 and a chicken has become the latest internet sensation. meet the viral obsession that could be big bird's cousin. david. >> all right, guys, we have umbrellas with the kids as there are some scattered sprinkles and showers around. some may deal with that. this afternoon, though, it's back to the lighter gear. i'll have your afternoon call and your 12-hour forecast coming up. >> ♪ >> in today's tech bytes you won't need to say an instant goodbye to your instagram live videos. >> starting today users will be able to save them to their phones. those videos will be preserved to your camera roll but they won't be saved on instagram. >>> and waiting in line at theme parks may become an attraction in itself. >>

among the departments involved are west hampton township, cherry hill, ocean city, and north wildwood. tomorrow is also the start of trout season in our part of pennsylvania. anglers may have luck. crews have stocked streams and lakes with thousands of trout. >>> also tomorrow, online registrati philadelphia marathon weekend this fall. you can sign up for the main marathon, a half-marathon, a charity 8k, and a kids fun run. the marathon weekend is november 18th through the 20th. you can tap the nbc10 app for a link. >>> i'm not a marathon runner. even half a marathon runner. i would think the weather would be good for running a marathon. it's raining. you open your mouth -- >> is that how it sfwhorks. >> -- it works? >> i would think. i'm not a runner. >> today, heavy downpours, right, bill? >> yes. that's why you're not a runner. heavy downpours, not runner friendly. it a few scattered showers after heavy downpours and thunderstorms overnight. steady rain in parts of new jersey, it's really tapering off now in portions of burlington, gloucester, camden, and salem counties. you see fi

they called the north wildwood fire department. they helped get that dolphin back in deeper water. >> back to our first alert forecast. sunny start to spring today. little chill in the air but not too bad. apparently not everyone even needed a jacket out there and a live look of conditions in cape may. sunset just over an hour away now and glenn you're tracking some up and down temperatures for the start of spring. >> for the first full day of spring, temperatures are going up and then they're going down, plunging down for a couple of days. down to 52 after a high in 54. still in the 40s in pa suburbs. still a little bit of snow on the ground in those areas that's keeping the temperature down somewhat. sinking spring at 44, leonardsville at 43, fleetwood at 43, kutztown 44, allentown's 45, walnutport also 45, bethlehem, easton and nazareth at 47 degrees. the radar's not showing any kind of return in pennsylvania even though there's a lot of cloud coverage you can see the clouds moving in but the rain is ohio and going down to west

damaged in the northeastern communities like north wildwood, with beach erosion, needing to protect the dunes also damaged back in january. but we're told as bad. >>> the widow of a corrections officer killed during a delaware prison uprising is refusing to meet with governor john carney. instead, sandra floyd is urging the governor to respond to autopsy plans for lieutenant floyd. she also wants more information on how he died. authorities say prison inmates killed floyd. in a letter, mrs. floyd referred to when an inmate took a woman hostage and sexually assaulted her. part of it reads my husband died because of various failures to follow the key and essential recommendations of that report which resulted in correctional officers being thrown into the snake pit which is the vaughn prison at lives for these many years. a carney told us because of the the governor can't comment on mrs. floyd's letter. >>> localpeciol recognition in northeast philadelphia last night. global security firm asis international honored jesse hartnet and sylvia young and universe of pennsylvania police officer

seeing light rain along the coast right now, seeing some shower activity, stretching up from north wildwood and strathmere and atlantic city. some rain coming down. general amounts so far this morning about a tenth to an quarter inch, .3 in allentown and reading, and visibility they are on the lower side because of this fog deck in place. we have a visibility of 4 miles right now in philadelphia, but it is a warm front coming through the area, i think it is possible we could see a period of sunshine as we head in the next couple of hours. temperatures are on the rise after our chilly day, yesterday, and we will spend sometime in the 60's today, scattered showers, few spotty showers redevelop as we head in the second half of the day, shower activity, started to taper off down the shore and poconos we will see that rain continue but with continued rain chances as we head into our tuesday. also a chance of strong storms , some 70's and then some sunshine. i'll have details in your full eyewitness forecast in a few. >> thanks very much, lauren. >>> after last weeks failed vote finger pointing o

. >>> beach patrollers a dolphin found close to the shore of the north wildwood beach is just back out to sea. >> eyewitness captured this cell even if video and you can see dolphin flapping around in the shallow water on the beach near first street in atlantic avenue. someone spotted the dolphin and called beach patrol who were able to carry it back out to deep waters. >>> city officials toured a northwest recreational center to highlight what facilities like these offer to their communities, and then their dire need for renovation. >> mayor jim kenney toured happy hallow recreation center day to discuss rebuild, 500 million-dollar investment in philadelphia's neighborhood. the program will be used to make much needed improvement at rec centers throughout the city. >> places like happy hallow are truly beacons in communities, like this, and they are really critical for the well-being of the young people, and they need a lot of work. they need a lot of investment. it is long overdue. and the time is now to make that investment in parks and recreational center like happy hallow all over

the dep tells "action news" that most of the damage is minor and there is moderate damage in north wildwood and atlantic city and northern ocean county. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast on a tuesday afternoon. >> lets head outside to adam joseph with a c of the forecast for today. >> more melting today in the direct sunshine, as temperatures broke above the freezing point. wind gusts of 35 miles per hour and now sustained at 18 miles per hour from the northwesterly direction and 22 in buffalo and new york city. and teens for richmond. and 33 in washington, and 16 binghamton and 19 in buffalo, so the winter chill continues in many areas that have the snow and ice pam on the ground. as we head into the evening hours, right around freezing at 7:00 and dropping below that as the sunsets, things will freeze over once again and temperatures in the 20s by 11:00 and with our low going down to 22 by tomorrow morning. so slow melting as we go through the upcoming weekend and a chilly weekend. we are tracking rain and snow showers over a good chunk of the weekend. i'll have the details

a section of dune in north wildwood collapsed in that storm, but not this time. >> the dune system ists job. it's our first line of defense. >> you claim the land, water will try to take it back. >> reporter: officials believe the fast-moving nature of this nor'easter helped them out and kept the damage from being worse. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking weather news at 6:00, fall ice in center city where a major intersection is shut down because of that threat. >>> and soda tax impact. how one local college says it is passing the cost of the new tax on to students. >>> and one brave dog. why doctors at the university of pennsylvania are calling this pup a hero tonight. glenn? >> and i'm tracking another snow threat. this time for your weekend. details are in my most accurate forecast next at 6:00. >>> at 6:00, post storm pain. packed emergency rooms tonight as people slip on ice or have heart attacks while shoveling. >> there's so much snow on the roads, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: cars spinning to get free. as ice won't melt. and thousands without power for more than

places in cape may county took a beating, in north wildwood where the rushing ocean went up to the road. and wash add way a similar thing happene a nor'easter in late january. high tide this morn caused ooding in wildwood. this is what it looks likerk avenue there were road earlier. but were passable. motorists were urged to drive slowly and carefully through standing water if you have to drive through it at all. >>> meteorologist cecily tynan here with the winds from the storm and the impact on the coast. >> the coast really did take a beating with the winds. these are tropical storm force winds a reporting 62 miles per hour and tucker ton 62 and dover owe 60 and fortescue 61 and atlantic city a peak wind gust7 miles per hour. future tracker 6 showing the winds will gradually diminish through the evening hrs but still:30 tonight ind gusts of 4er hour. but if you look at the arrows they are coming from the west. pushes the water out so we won't have to deal with coastal flooding tonight. tonight though scattered snow showers around and the winds will continue to be gusty. a good idea no

. >> reporter: in north wildwood, the ocean pounded the beach. homeowners came down to check out the erosion. and back up in atlantic city, some drivers who did not heed the warnings to move their cars will likely deal with saltwater damage from this storm. >> i've heard stories of them having to put money back into their vehicles in flooding repairs. >> reporter: and ocean city is one of the spots that put a lot of emergency sand here to try to blunt the impact of that erosion, but this is the high water mark coming all the way up here to that beach fencing. if you look where the ocean is, it's quite a bit of distance. we're live in ocean city. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> see those waves out there, wow. nbc 10's coverage of this major storm far from over. >> lauren mayk is in chestnut hill where people are digging out. >> reporter: digging out and clearing away all of this snow. just ahead we'll take you to a neighborhood nearby where digging out just got a little bit easier. >> i'm randy gyllenhaal in bethlehem where it's going to take a co

one of the three dolphins that was rescued from a sand bar;mh yesterday in north wildwood had to beescued again in stone harbor. the coast guard loaded the dolphin on a boat to bring it out further. the officials urged the public not to push stranded dolphins back into the water. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with recruiting more african-american police officers in delaware. >>> nbc 10 was at a job fair as future members of the force lined up to serve their communities. delaware bureau reporter tim furlong has the story. >> reporter: this might be the safest place in america, law enforcement here to recruit new officers at this historically african-american university. >> i tell my mother i'm not leaving here without a job, so came here with my a-game. >> reporter: chanel says she's from a rough town in maryland. she wants to go back and make a difference there. her town has had issues trusting its police force. she wants to bridge that gap. >> if you're a police officer, if you want to be in law enforcement, you got to understand the different communities you're going to

strong waves have caused the beach to erode here in north wildwood. and brand-new video within the last ten minutes of the pretty rough surf out there in atlantic city. there's surfers out there, jackie. >> what in the world? >> yeah, all right. they like the waves. but it's got to be cold out there. we also saw that earlier street flooding in that area. that's starting to recede. high tide is over, but not before some people got stuck in their cars on the streets at the shore. with the sun going to fall in a few hours now, the temperatures will drop and that will make it worse for the roads still covered in snow. >> our meteorologists have been tracking the freeze in your neighborhood. let's begin with glenn "hurricane" schwartz who is monitoring the icing concerning. >> aside from what fell last night and this morning, we've got some snow showers right now. that adds more moisture to the roads and as it gets colder, that can freeze up, too. we have one band of snow that is in burlington county now, that moved through philadelphia. but there's anothe

atlantic city officials closed down several roads until the water had a chance to drain and north wildwood, strong waves have already caused the beach to erode. >>> now the u.s. postal service plan to resume normal service today. asking for your help to keep mail carrier safe. postal service says make sure your mailbox is accessible. clear walkways and overhangs of snow and ice. >>> take a look at air travel. philly resuming normal operations this morning. major carriers except delta cancelled flights yesterday. still want to check with airline before you head to airport today. >>> when severe weather triestr, count on the nbc 10 app. ul there on the nbc 10 app. >>> federal judges in maryland and hawaii hear challenges to the travel ban. third hearing possible in washington state. the new ban is supposed to take effect tomorrow. temporarily bars refugees from coming to the u.s. bans travel from six muslim majority countries dropping iraq from the original list. >>> white house blasting media coverage. president trump's tax return from the year 2005. >> that response came last night after m

. >> reporter: lee sylvester's lunch break always includes a look at the beach in north wildwo wildwood, a day after the nor'easter the damage was clear. >> they put extra sand here, and then it washes away. >> reporter: powerful waves carved giant cliffs into those protected dunes. they were also damaged in january's coastal storm then repaired, though officials say the erosion this time wasn't nearly as bad. >> we didn't have any situations where the water went through the dune like we have previously. >> reporter: dunes and this beach walkway in the hol gate section of long beach township took another beating. the coastline now in need of emergency repairs for a second time this winter. the storm also left its mark on some of stone harbor's beaches, newly widened. the u.s. army corps of engineers set to assess the damage and possibly have contractors make repairs. north wilded with also making plans to move sand yet again. >> we will be down there with equipment this week even just trying to smooth out some of the cliffs. >> reporter: as for these damaged dunes, a big beach replenish

this is more towards north wildwood. flooding reported on route 137 around maryland avenue.nd more flooding also reported in lowertownship on 47 around rio grande avenue. and we'll end with some septa reports. we're seeing some swepuspension for the puss. trolleys suspended. the high-speed lines. and it's on a saturday schedule. trains not in operation this morning. >>> the snow is deep enough in some areas to break out that snow blower. check out the scene in reading, brooks county, where some of the heaviest snow is expected to fall today. some streets here are plowed, but others still full of snow. take it easy. let's go outside now to chester count county. >> let's check in with harry hairston, live in thorndale. are you at wawa's? >> we're at a diner called happy dave's across the street. you can see the thorndale giant and the street is pretty bare. a couple of pico trucks and a little bit of traffic coming around here. but let's go down to my feet. this stuff is pretty deep, but it's that gran utilitied kind of snow, and it's very, very heavy. i know glenn was talking

wildwood. to the north and west these are a lot of areas communities to the north and west you'll get into theow teens and single digit readings for your wind chill values. why? because of these winds. 15 to 20 miles an hour sustain sustained. wind chill values as we talk at 6:00 o'clock eight above in mount pocono. 23 in philadelphia. and it feels like 27 in millville. our models here at fox 29s s going to model out the wind chills coming down not negative digits as we get up towards the poconos and even lehigh valley, ten, 13 above in reading as you get down towards wilmington and points south and east, around 2. all afternoon long tomorrow, we are going to feel like it's between zero to 21 degrees here in philadelphia. why? because of this jet stream. it's all the way down to the south. get a big mean dip in the jet that allows for all the cold to come out of canada it's a short lived period of cold because look what's going on down to the south near 70 in parts of the southern planes and that's the mild air headed in our direction by next week. for the overnight, eight to 23 degrees. again

wildwood. lou 20's north and west, teens right now in the poconos.oss the today: thirty-six center city, upper 30's down the shore, 33 in the lehigh valley. so, for tomorrow, saint patrick's day, tomorrow morning, a cold start, 36 degrees, by noon, and then, take a look at 3:00. temperatures topping out in the low 40's. what about that wintery mix friday night saturday? we are talking about that system moving out of the west. so you can see, by 11:00 tomorrow night, looking at the threat of a wintery mix, north and west your saturd. sun temperatures back to the mid 40's for many coming -- upcoming weekend. scott. madness begins today. first round games for the ncaa tournament. >> so it will start at noon today. basically running straight through the weekend. that also these last few hours trying t >> exactly. if your bracket is btedon't fee. it happens to everyone, right? you won't be alone. so, here it is. the odds of filling out a perfect bracket are: one in 9.2 quinn till john. that's a number you don't hear or see every day. look at that, my gosh

icing. 45th degrees in the city means it is just rain showers, 44 millville, ac, wildwood, across outlying suburbs to the north, in the 30's here, but again, for the most part well above freezing here. now as the day progresses, we are expecting above average day, at least by couple of degrees. clouds eventually do break with time. so, off to little bumpy start here, meisha, but for the most part not bad day. going to start to see the skies clear with every passing hour. >> good news. katie thank you so much. started offer busy in the world of travel, as well, 4:30, and already we had accident, the schuylkill eastbound right now closed between passyunk avenue and packer avenue south philly. >> this right now showing the onramp from passyunk avenue, onramp from passyunk avenue to the schuylkill eastbound closed as well right now. so you can use alternate, oregon avenue or 95 going to be probably your best bet. the accident actually happened around broad street at around 3:00 a.m. so just heads up on this again. closures, schuylkill eastbound, closed between passyunk avenue and packer avenue and that will absolu

wildwood and dover. still snow for areas north and west, lancaster up through the poconos.nsition from the mixed precip back over to snow as the storm starts to taper and moves off into monday, or tuesday evening, i should say. so expected snowfall total late tomorrow night into tuesday. the heaviest snowfall accumulation still looks to be along the i-95 corridor to the north and west. 8-12 inches expected for philadelphia and the metro areas and the immediate suburbs to the north and west. 12-16 inches of snow likely for lancaster, western chester, northern montgomery, bucks county, points to the north and west. 48 across interior south jersey, 2-4, mixing down in south jersey and delaware. what to watch as the storm gets closer to the region, the location of the rain/snow line is key. if it moves a little further to the east, more snow, less mixing. cuts to the west, more mixed precipitation. thunder snow is likely. snowfall rates from 1-2 inches an hour. that will intensify the snow across our region. there could be a spot where we find locally 20 inches of snow in our n

wildwood. gusting to 25 to the north and west in the lehigh valley and the poconos.th morning temperatures that will be basic the in the 40s so little bit of a chill. late in the day, you can see more of a north northwesterly wind but still seeing gusts to about 20 miles an hour. that will wind will be settling down thursday with plenty of sunshine. then we'll watch this area of low pressure tap into some gulf moisture moving eastward. we have rain beginning friday morning. continuing into the afternoon and possibly into the nighttime hours into saturday morning. then we'll finally clear it out by sunday. when we look at the accumulation with our american and european models for philadelphia, looks like at least half an inch -- an inch of half of rain some locations picking up, to two and a half inches between friday and saturday morning. during the overnight the low 46 degrees with evening showers. some patchy fog. slowly clearing during the early morning hours. we will ick wake up to sunshine bob kelly talking about sun glare tomorrow morning for the afternoon the

this kind of storm temperatures in the 20's to the north of us, right at freezing in philadelphia, degree above in wilmington and 45 degrees, in wildwoodwhere it is raining right now. so significant snow fall from this storm north and west for sure with double digit accumulations there wind is just as important as the precipitation because wind gusts could exceed 60 miles an hour at the shore. we could get 40 to 50 miles an hour gusts even inland, we will say at its war between eight and 11:00 but it is cranking upright now. is there your snowfall forecast, it looks like higher accumulations to the north and then it gets tricky along i-95 corridor as to how much we will get but plan on a snowy start. it starts to taper after lunchtime and we will end up with a high temperature and maybe some sunshine later on 36 degrees. that takes you through your tuesday, but it is a rough start to the day, scott williams, what are you experiencing, is it snow, sleet, both. >> hi there sue temperatures have been hovering right around freezing and we are still dealing with that sleet. sleet has a bead and that sleet will impact some snowfall totals th

wildwood. to the north and west 50 in pottstown. allentown 51 and the poconos a foggy 45 degrees.s through the region. crossing the bay into cumberland county near fortescue heavier rain moving there. elsewhere just a few more ling lingering showers through the evening and patchy fog will be an issue possibly a little bit later on tonight and most areas. so we have a cool easterly flow moving in through areas of south jersey into central and north jersey but staying on the mild side in philadelphia in millville and even through dover as we widen out you can see mainly in the 50s with some warmer air to the south. our warm front didn't quite make it threw keeping it cool throughout the afternoon. as we go hour by hour, with the winds, we'll see these winds picking up late tonight into early tomorrow morning. so by 7:00 a.m. winds gusting to 25 miles an hour in allentown. 22 miles an hour gusts in philadelphia. millville gusting to 23. that's out of the north. so it's a cool wind for us. temperatures will be warming in the afternoon. still seeing some gusts to about 20, 25 miles an

wildwood. temperatures north and west pottstown 33. 33 in allentown.t 20 miles an hour making it feel a little colder so bundle up, wind chills right now in the mid to upper 20 across the entire area. so as we go hour by hour, that moisture moving to our south getting out of here but look at 2:00 o'clock. yeah, temperatures around philadelphia 46, 46 at 2:00 p.m. as we move toward wilmington, 4d then for night it's clear, it's chilly temperatures bottom out right around freezing so monday morning watch out for some slick spots and some black ice again. 46 in center city. we're looking at mid 40s down the shore. 42 in lehigh valley and the countdown to spring continues. spring officially arrives tomorrow so will it feel like spring? that weather authority seven day forecast showing 51 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. what about 57 partly cloudy on tuesday. then a front kind of moves through knocking those temperatures back down into the low and mid 40s for wednesday and thursday. but clouds roll in for friday it's milder maybe a spotty shower

various temperatures, 42 now in wildwood, mid-40s, and cooler further north.highs for today, tomorrow, we're in the 50s both days, morning showers tuesday, dip in temperatures wednesday and thursday before we get to 60s by the weekend. >> look at that. 66 saturday. >> pretty good, right? >> excited. >> looking forward to it. >> thanks. >>> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> for all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day, and enjoy the spring! >> abigail: you nervous? >> chad: hey. god, you look-- you look, uh, stunning. >> abigail: thank you. you don't look so bad yourself. hey, don't don't be nervous. okay? your speech is perfect. you're just gonna start talking and they're just gonna pull out their wallets and they'll be begging you to take their money. >> chad: yeah, i'm not nervous about the fundraiser or the speech. um, i'm nervous about right now. >> abigail: what do you mean "right now"? >> chad: i gotta talk to you about something and i know you don't wanna talk about it, but i gotta-- we gotta talk about it.

degrees actual temperature in the poconos, mid 20's along the coast in wildwood, in between, still a lit built of snow pack to the north of town , so temperatures in the mid teens, in quakertown and doyletown. those wind chill values fluctuating depending where they are. feels like minus five in mount pocono, 12 in reading and allentown. eighteen in wildwood. high cloud to the south right now, filtering out sunshine over southern new jersey and delaware. they will eventually thin out. decent amount of sunshine but my guess, we will struggle to get, to at or slight lay above freezing. our highs, good 15 degrees below average. mid 30's, philadelphia and shore. lower 20's in the poconos. winter storm watch in effect at 8:00 monday night for majority of the region so we can see easily six or more inches of snow in those spots, and then we could be dealing with the sleet, rain mix along the coast but there is going to be aloft wind this system. coastal flooding is likely around times of hide tide. exact location of the heavier snow. is there uncertainty there as storm has not developed. more coming up in the full forecast i

north and west. we have a winter weather advisory for dover and wildwood, cape may county and kent counties in delaware. a blizzard warning for ocean county not for the amount of snow, but the length of gusty winds, but the visibles being reduced for a long period of time, as well. here's what's going on as we go throughout the rest of rest of . 2:00 p.m., 34. 4:00 p.m., 38 degrees, as we go throughout the day, sun giving way to increasing clouds and we are tracking that system. storm tracker 6 live we have an area of low pressure that's moving out of the plains and pressing into the great lakes. we have an area of low pressure forming off the coast of the carolinas. this low moves closer and transfers its energy to this low and bloms -- blossoms. future tracker 6 shows you the two pieces that come together. you can see the snow heavy and steady in the overnight hours, 4:00 a.m. it's snow in philadelphia, and mixed precipitation to the south and east. midnight we have the flakes starting to fly. 3:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow that's when we anticipate the heaviest snow and the strongest winds. tuesday afte

right at freezing in philadelphia right now, below freezing to the north of us and above to the south of us, wildwood at 44 degrees which is why they are only getting rain. do expect significant snow especially north and west of the city, double digits are possible for accumulations and as we mentioned at the shore it is 40 to 60 miles an hour wind gusts, but inland we have high wind which means power outages, coastal flooding as well, height of the storm, would i say, eight to 11 this morning. here is the map, everybody waits for, how much will we get. well, bull's eye, of course, highest precipitation, mountains, lehigh valley right behind it so 16 to 24 for mountains, 10 to 15 inches possible in lancaster, berks county, and we will go to six to 10 along i-95 corridor but could go either way depending on how much mixing, four to 6 inches to the south of that in salem county, new jersey. two to four around millville new jersey and mostly rain for cape may county and southern delaware. so that is what we have got for the duration of this storm , we have scott williams outside, here in the city, and w

push in the wind. 26 for wildwood. 36-mile-per-hour wind gusts for wilmington. you're seeing north easterly for the most part. the system is developing into a nor'east nor'easter. and high tides. we want to talk about coastal concerns. moderate flooding around 9:49 a.m. looks like cape may seeing moderate flooding for approximately 10:04 a.m. give or take a couple of seconds. atlantic city. moderate flooding 10:30 a.m. apart from that neighborhood by neighborhood, crystal just said that, right. we went from the coast. now we're going up to lehigh valley. we have a blizzard warning that's issued in effect until 6:00 p.m. for lehigh valley and pa suburb. what is the criteria. what do we say when we're actually considering a blizzard warning. winds in excess of 35-mile-per-hour. so don't forget that. also we're seeing visibility less than a quarter of a mile in addition drifting or blowing snow for at least three hours. that's the minimum. now take a look at snow total forecast and notice the difference here. a steep radiant from the jersey shore to lehigh valley. we're seeing trace u

steady snowfall along the i-95 corridor and points to the north and west, the mix line south of the city, but heavy rain for atlantic, wildwood and dover. as we get into 6:30 a.m. that mixed line getting close to i-95 skirting to the south, rain areas south and east, all snow for the poconos to lancaster. eventually we'll get a changeover from the mixed precip back over to snow at 1 1:00 a.m. at the height of the storm we're tracking snow for the far northwest suburbs. the mixing area will be south and east of philadelphia, down across new jersey and delaware. 2:30 p.m. the heaviest snow tapering off north an east, but reaciddal moisture tuesday evening. expected snowfall not much of a change from what we had on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. looks like to be 8 to 12 inches along the i-95 corridor and the immediate suburbs north and west. 48-inch for interior south jersey, but there will be an issue with mixing for areas south and east of philadelphia. 12 to 16 inches for southern lehigh through reading and lancaster. there will be an area for northern lehigh county, northern north hampton county, carbon and monroe counties wher

then we have, 20's to the north of us, upper 30's and 40 's, 40's at the shore in atlantic city and in wildwood, so significant snow north and west, we still have someplaces that will get double digit accumulations. the wind is a huge factor in the storm, as well, 40 to 60- mile an hour wind gusts, so our forecast, snowfall for today, huge accumulations to the north of us and a lot less as you go further and further south. here to explain this a little bit more scott williams, who is outside in the pelting sleet this morning, how does it feel. >> hi there sue, sleet just continues to pound my face here, in olde city. right on the sidewalk we have an accumulation of sleet. it started out this morning as snow. we have one to 2 inches of that snow, on top of it, we have that icy sleet. so right now you can take a live look at market street and you can see that we're watching a few cars go by, septa busts have been going by but it is just a slushy mess right now on market street here in olde city. those temperatures have been hovering right around freezing but road conditions, vary across the area,

degrees above where they were this time yesterday. 24 degrees warmer in dover and wildwood and you see a drop-off to the north west and the warm front drifting there and again we haven't had the southerly push that far north just yet. we have the rain earlier this morning especially in the pennsylvania counties that pushed away and a break right now and you see more firing up to the west along a cold front. for tonight, a few showers and a downpour of or rumble of thunder. 46 allentown and 52 in philadelphia and mild 50 in millville. and turns breezy overnight as well. as we track this for you with future tracker, 10:00 tonight we see the rain and southern areas that didn't see the area earlier today. you won't miss out on the opportunity for rain drops this evening and overnight. 10:00 they pass on. then the actual front comes through and almost looking like a little squall line developing. maybe gusty downpours and the rumble of thunder. this is at 5:00 wednesday morning and if you leave work early for the rush. watch this line as it passes through and by 8:00 the sun starts to break out to the north and we

reeds beach, cape may, wildwood and stone harbor and lightning with it, and a heavy downpour towards the east and farther to the northlanded dale a height steady soaking including allentown. and this morning we have some really intense thunderstorms that rolled up over the i-95 corridor. this is the radar showing the rainfall estimates. this is east and west of i-95. many areas reporting an inch of rain when are running an inch below normal for the year. this is much needed rain and our psyches need the sunshine and we'll be back in the bright sunshine tomorrow. full day of sunshine and with that sunshine tomorrow afternoon temperatures will bee rebound up into the low 60s, the pick of the week will be tomorrow. right now it's damp and cool and philadelphia 52 degrees down from the high of 54 and could not shake the easterly flow and allentown 51 and cape nay 52 and wilmington 57, satellite 6 along with action radar showing low pressure to the south and moving off the coast now, what this will do is take the moisture with it. and the showers extend to western pennsylvania, it will be a process before we clear things

wildwood where we'll see rain. these temperatures in south jersey borderline some wet heavy snow colder than north and west.snow falling heavily by 7am. that rain/snow line moves into philadelphia mixing with sleet, where you see the yellow and oranges through south jersey and delaware talking about heavy rain. cold air comes back in changes everything over to snow and then it moves out late afternoon by the evening we're digging out. between 8m and 12:00 p.m. the noon hour to the north and west of the city where we have that blizzard warning talking about snow rates of two to 4-inches an hour. inland gusts to 45 miles an hour. have it visibility less than quarter mile. and hazardous travel please be careful out there. the jackpot or the red zone heaviest snow the lehigh valley and the poconos 16 to 22-inches. in our area where we have the blizzard warning 12 to 16. philadelphia right on to line between eight and 12 and 12 to 16 it's going depend how much mixing we see through the philadelphia area. right now cherry hill, philadelphia, mullica hill eight to 12. abington montgomery, radnor, pottstown and wes

40's at this time yesterday, and it is already 60 in dover and 56 in wildwood, much milder air to the south of us, even to the north where we are in the mid 40's. your average high is 57, we went way above on saturday with 77. we only got to 45 on sunday but yesterday it was 62 degrees and it turned out to be a decent day. we would love to have it happen again today but we have rain around this morning and in the forecast for the entire day on and off but it does brighten up tomorrow and thursday, another super soaker on friday and maybe into half of saturday. we will see about that april fools day forecast, trying not to fool you, and then sunday, so far, so good it looks like sunshine, and decent temperature, for our gift of life, donor dash. that is on sunday. >> dashing out that front door , sue at 6:17 on a tuesday morning, live look for gang coming aren't the curve, 422 eastbound out of collegeville heading in toward king of prussia, we don't have daylight yet. we are dealing with fog, wet road, that mist is already in the air making for ayuky start to a tuesday morning. it is a bad hair day witt. live look a

wildwood, 33 degrees. we have 30 in trenton. mid 20's north and west. ultimate doppler is dry, quiet , however, off to the west, we're going to be keeping tabs on that system around the great lakes. that will impact us for the upcoming weekend, as we look at that planner today temperature by lunch, 36, but a high temperature of 41 degrees. coming up we will talk about the cold start this morning, more melt to go day, and that weekend wintry mix not just one but both days, this weekend, bob. >> scottie, good morning, everybody. 4:02. happy st. patty's day as we get ready to head out on a friday morning. here's a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia between walt whitman and center city. in problems on the major roadways but again, as 31 degrees, anything that is out there is still frozen over so chunky ice, packed down ice , sidewalk, the mounds of snow thaw still to have hop over to get to the bus stop. where is everybody? live look at 42 freeway, everybody hitting the snooze button here, working your way toward walt whitman. now that the pennsylvania

wildwood 71. so that warm air is trying to push its way north. it's having a very difficult time.weather, severe thunderstorm watches out to the west. all of this will fall to the south of us, but there's a marginal risk of severe weather through the mid atlantic and even southern delaware tomorrow for some gusty thunderstorms. even in philadelphia. we could have a gusty storm late tomorrow afternoon. as we go hour by hour, temperatures will be mild during the overnight. basically in the 50s and the 40s to the north and west. we'll see some showers moving through and maybe a few rumbles of thunder. still looking at a southerly wind tomorrow morning and then additional showers for your tuesday. but temperatures still warming into the 60s and the 70s to the south. to the north and west of philadelphia some 40s and 50s. that warmer air really having a difficult time moving northward. as we look at the winds tomorrow afternoon, we'll be seeing some wind picking up. you can see that northeasterly wind at about 15 miles an hour. but it's really wednesday the sun comes back, the winds re

slowing things down, a mile and a quarter visibility in wildwood and here's the rain rolling in , to our area, most of it, philadelphia and north, we have not seen too much in the city, but just some light rain this morning, and still out to the west of news reading as we mentioned and then heavier rain out toward harrisburg that is starting to move toward the east. so grab that umbrella, allow extra time, because this is the morning, when rain and fog will slow you down. so this should all be out of here at lee most of it by about noon time today. we will see the sun trying to come out and it will probably be sunny, mix of sun and cloud but we still have pop up showers, sometime later this afternoon but very, isolated so you may not see one, 42 degrees in philadelphia 32 in mount pocono. it could be slippery. .orty-five in wildwood. and, then we have suninit looks pretn as we head in the weekend it suy we have a gift of life organn s, and i hope to keepforecast, by . that is a look at y outlook, t' morning, police in around 3:30 this tipton boulevard and hainewe injuries. we have heard about that. but no word on can see one of

taking its time and progressing to the north, 51 degrees, not a big difference in allentown and philadelphia 16 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. wildwoodegrees warmer and we'll keep temperatures in the 60s for the next two days. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that warm front again moved through and awaiting the cold front. the actual cold front is out along the ohio valley and there is a round of showers advancing ahead of this system. that is the same system that spawned the two dozen tornadoes yesterday and it's really weakened and as it moved in we'll see showers around and a gusty thunderstorm in the wee hours of the morning and temperatures though breezy and mild. 52 in center city. and that is higher than our normal high for this time of year. 48 degrees in the suburbs and winds shifting behind the front. future tracker 6 showing you if you head out to the 10:00, we'll see showers and the steadiest is north of philadelphia and this is when the actual cold front arrives, at 5:00 in the morning and you can see the line of heavy showers, perhaps embedded thunderstorms with it and it sweeped through and wednesday we wake

wildwood at this hour. there is a lot of cold air just to the north and west. nine in minneapolis, 11 in alpena, michigan, cold air mass, kinds of sits over us for the next several days. really not going to moderate much. we may hit the upper 30s early next week, but the coal air is in place, just in time for potential nor'easter that develops early next week giving us the threats for snow, potential i have snow for marts of the mid-atlantic and northeast, talk about that a little bit. but still a lot of things have to come together, a lot of uncertainty in the forecast. windchills, rough, seven in allentown, minus ten in mount pocono, what it feels like, what we're dealing with morning, strong gusty winds, you can see the flow coming in out of the northwest, lake effect snow showers western new york, do have some snow showers over the central us. that's storm that's going to pass by to the south tomorrow, maybe just bring in few clouds this weekend, days on the dry side. so we're protected by high pressure. cold high pressure coming out of canada. even with li

wildwood. we have 43 in pottstown. 45 in wilmington along with philadelphia. we'll zoom in northward the suburbs right now media up from degrees. plymouth meeting 43. so grab those jackets and sweaters downing ton down to 40. 43 degrees current until phoen phoenixville. so still a bit of a chill for parts of the northeast and new england but take look at the warmth off to the south and west we're talking 85 degrees in jackson, mississippi, dallas 86. low 80ing oklahoma city so some of this milder air will head in our direction we're not talking 80s but once again we're talking more like spring. we're dry and quiet but look off to the west. a little disturbance some cloud cover a couple of sprinkles and some of this will move far north and west early tomorrow morning. case in point take look at the pocono mountains we have a winter weather advisory posted where it will be cold enough early on friday for maybe some sleet, some wet snowflakes but not anticipate major problems out of that. so as were go hour by hour for tonight, it is going to be chilly again. upper 20 toss low 30 ri

the umbrella, just for little while. 50 degrees in philadelphia, 40's to the north of us, 35 mount pocono. forty-eight in wildwoody, after we get rid of the rain, will be the wind. 20-mile per hour wind gusts in philadelphia, right now, same in dover, and up in pottstown, 44-mile an hour gust in atlantic city. sixty-seven was our high yesterday. we won't be quite that mild today. but, bump up to 63 degrees today, could even get to zero six tomorrow. at least early in the day. forty-two though our high for friday, messy morning, rain and/or snow to start the day on friday. and look how colds it gets over the weekend. in case you hadn't heard. and remember, last weekend, when it was also very cold. so saturday the coldest day, saturday night, is when the time changes to daylight saving time. and then we have the parade on sunday, so we're committing to the colds, guys. the snow is not out of the forecast but it is if-ee right now whether we will get any snow or not. if we do, if it accumulates. >> i guess i'll take if-ee over we'll get snow. >> right. >> there is that. >> i'll take no snow. >> okay. >> if that's ok

forty-seven in wildwood and at lee, the wind are starting to pick up especially to the north of us withd gusts in mount pocono. windy, sunny today with a high of 63. sixty tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. the morning is the question on friday, snow, and or rain, very cold air moving in for the weekend. still cold, on sunday, for the st. patrick's day parade, 35 degrees is all we will get, for high temperatures, so i think we will all have to layer up in green, of course. >> we need a parka. >> i have a green one. >> thanks. >> you will be ready. >> cirque du soleil is back in town with the new production inspired by james cameron's avatar movie. >> jen's getting a sneak peak, she has ears and a tail. what are you doing? >> i mean, if you are going to do the thing, you have to do the thing, right? i mean it is cute. you may not get this tail back because i'm loving it. you are captain of the puppet tears is that the right way to say it. >> correct. >> we love acrobatics but this show in particular is an evolution of the cirque du soleil where there is a story line and speaking. >> yes, very

jersey, delaware, at the shore low 40's, atlantic city wildwood, around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, hanging out mid upper 30's, cold spot to the north and west, where you have the thicker snow pack, sitting at freezing in quakertown, doylestown, 28 degrees, 24 in mount pocono. poconos probably don't get above freezing today. so as we go through time, check out the model where that cold air is, north of the city, you get the lighter snow. berks, lehigh vale, where they issue the winter weather advisory, most accumulations probably on non-paved surfaces, going to be pretty much on the lighter side. then see rain, majority of the region into the afternoon, catch a break in the evening, and the storm starts to ram up as it moves off shore. so on the back side, we get the cooler air returning, so still some wet snowflakes flying in the lehigh valley, possible far south as city overnight, again, accumulations look pretty minimal, get anything mainly on the grassy areas. tomorrow afternoon looks good, see the sunshine returning, model forecast you see best chance for the light accumulation, maybe coating to up an inch, lehigh valley, pocon