. >> growing up in north wilmington, i was blessed with a huge expanse of open space that i could run in, i knew was privately sold land and it could be sold off. one day someone said there's a piece of handle that's going to be developed over here. i said i want to stop the development. because it's an important peels of land to me, not just because of running, an escape. >> save the environment. >> as i started the movement, the entire community is very, very attached to it. >> were you surprised by the ground swell of support that you got when you decided to start the save the valley movement. again, it's two thousand years ago, thousands of people on facebook. you had a turn out in 2013 where you had hundreds of people. >> close to 1,000 people, so you know this land is it's kind of confusing it crosses many boarders. it's starts in delaware and flows into pennsylvania and crosses different township lines. >> we're looking at the video now of the different pieces of property that are being talked about, that are being threatened by developers, so to speak, i guess. it's proximity

i live in north wilmington a little ways up. i think we got more up there at my house. you can see the cleanup is well under way. things going smoothly. we come back at 11:30 and we'll get the latest numbers from state police about accidents. there were some overnight. we'll talk about the bus systems and everything you need to know here in delaware. live in wilmington, film furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, tim. well, a familiar sight across our area. we caught up with some people shoveling away the snow that fell overnight and well into the morning. this is in north wildwood. >>> parts of the jersey shore saw the heaviest snow out of the system. ted greenberg is live now in galloway township atlantic county. what are conditions like where you are right now? >> reporter: we're seeing a few light snowflakes coming down here renee. put the tape into the snow we have about 4 inches of snow here along the garden state parkway in galloway township. take a look at the parkway. conditions are improving. see a lot of black top out there. the speed limit reduced to 35 miles a

delaware bureau reporter tim furlong sent this video of 2002 in north wilmington.there is a lot of traffic for a saturday afternoon and people are taking it easy. which you will have do for the next few hours. we have more snow and wintry mix coming down over the next few hours. the heaviest snow is moving into the parts of burlington county right now just outside of the millville. what's happening is we're starting to see warmer air move in. but a few snowfall totals for us. camden 4.3 inches and newark 3.5 inches already coming down. o closer look at philadelphia. we're starting to still see the moderate bands of snow move through parts of philadelphia. tracking east. but if where he look closer at the camera the visibility is down. so if you don't have to leave the house, your best bet is just to stay at home at least for next few hours. the roads are a mess and dangerous right now. next thing we're watching is all of the snow starting to switch over to a wintery mix and rainfall is going to happener closer to the shore first. cape may already. already in dover,

more than once they got reports of the men just sitting in the car in the bryn mawr plaza in north wilmington. foster and peyton were both arrested after trying to run from police. and police say both men had guns guns. >>> and police are looking for the man who robbed a bank in gloucester township new jersey. this man entered the beneficial bang on berlin cross keys road around 10:00 this morning. he then handed the teller a note demanding money. and left the bang. anyone if you recognize him please give a call to police. >>> a father gives an emotional plea to the public for answers in the murder of his son who was shot and killed last month in feltonville. so far philadelphia police have surveillance video and five people of interest but they need more information and they're hoping a reward will change that. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live with that story. dave. >> reporter: that surveillance video is the best clue yet in this case for police at the at the same time it's not enough and the father of the victim is hoping the public can step up. life has changed forever for will row haa

north. already in georgetown delaware heading toward dover, soon in cape may and then seeing tonight wilmington within the next couple of hours. a all this progress to the north east. i mentioned those warnings, advisories, they cover a good chunk of the eastern see game and we will see that winter storm watch or winter storm warning continue. you see it in pink right through tomorrow at noon. the advicery for philadelphia and points to the north and west, until noon. this is for a lesser accumulation. a bit of the upside down storm where we see less's accumulation to the the north and higher numbers to the the south. future weather shows the snow moving up at a good grip of where it is right now moving toward the north and east. by nine or 10:00 in wilmington. by midnight it is in philadelphia. it moves through the entire region with the heavier snow moving through overnight. 7:00 o'clock hour we are seeing moderate snow in philadelphia heavier snow toward atlantic city and wildwood with where we will see higher accumulations. it clears out late morning. the 9:00 ape midnight it moves n heavie

leading edge has a tendency to fall apart before it has a chance to make a move toward the north and wilmington is close to getting the first light snowflakes. as we go into the morning philadelphia will pick up some of this, as well. glassboro is getting kind of close to it. this is light snow overall. i'll give you the wild view, as it pushes in, it has a chance ever putting a coating on the roads, in and around philadelphia and wilmington and trenton and more than that down south. the far as we go into the morning, the better chance we have of having problems, cape may and dover, you have to slow it down because we're getting accumulation on roads. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies, across the region. in center city we're waiting on the snow, it might be another hour or hour and a half before we start to see it. hopefully the impact raiments light in philadelphia. you want to slow it down if you see the coverage on the roads beginning to develop. 33 in wilmington and medical, 34 in sea isle and 26 in trenton new jersey. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 9:00 a.m. we're lookin

you're about to walk outside, barely feels like 10 degrees in philadelphia north and west lehigh valley. feels like 12 in wilmington. feels like 14 degrees right now in dover. feels like 13 in wildwood. the winds will be diminishing tonight. as we go into tomorrow, we're watching this area of snow up to our north and west. that will be moving in to start the weekend. and then the very cold air and the high winds will be moving in to end out the weekend. so for saturday morning, 4:00 the snow is still up to our north and west. won't be moving in until about the later morning hours. 9:00 saturday morning i think most of us should be dry unless you're in the poconos. you could see snow showers. 11 a.m., the snow starts to move into the lehigh valley. the poke nose, only a couple hours later. it moves to the east. so by 2 p.m. we'll see it around the philadelphia area. parts of delaware, also up into the trenton area. and only a couple hours later, by 4 p.m., we'll see it moving into new jersey and also the jersey shore. we could even see locally heavy snow at times with some of these snow bands. 6:00 saturday evening,

nbc10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong live in north wilmington. >> you have some warnings that shouldn't be ignored. >> reporter: yeah, jim. it's so cold outside we came inside to the wilmington ice skating club to try to warm up. yeah, that's how cold it is outside. it's cold in here. it is dangerously cold out there. >> it's terrible. it's cold. >> reporter: it is cold. 21 degrees at midday in wilmington which makes you not want to be outside in wilmington or outside anyone where else in our viewing area. you can warm you are at centreville cafe where customers are singing, soup there it is. >> this is a lobster bisque. >> reporter: you if you have to be outside, be careful of frostbite. this doctor says only stay out for half an hour at a time check the people you're with for frostbite, specifically their noses and fingers. if you think you have frostbite, soak in a warm but not hot bath. then put on dry clothes and have a warm drink. you should not massage frost bitten areas or walk around on frostbitten feet. do not rub snow or ice on any trouble spots. if you see blisters or white

cornwallis went to wilmington, north carolina. he had to make a decision as to where to go. if he went back to charleston it would look like defeat. if he came back in the field without extra men he would not be able to fight greene again. cornwallis decided he was going to virginia and would take a british army in virginia. he took command of the british army in virginia. ultimately he wound up at yorktown surrendering to the forces of the continental army peered general greene would retain command in the southern army. he would ultimately march as a conqueror into charleston, south carolina. the city of greensboro is named fort nathanael greene. we have this wonderful statue behind the of general greene on the horse at the time of the revolutionary war. general greene was one of the major heroes of the revolutionary war. his conduct in the war was exemplary. he was able to put men into the field and keep them into the field. the militia saw that general greene was not going to sacrifice their lives needlessly. so, following the war greene had not only the respect of the ge

did not have any men to come to his aid, so cornwallis had to retreat, and he first went to wilmington, north carolina, and he had to make the asian as to where to go. if he went back to charleston, it would look like defeat. if he came back into the field without extra men, he would not be able to find greene again, so cornwallis decided to go to virginia, and he took command of the british army in virginia and then ultimately, he wound up at yorktown, surrendering to the forces of the continental army. general general green would still retain command and the southern army and he would march as a conqueror into charleston, south carolina. the city of greensboro is named for nathanael greene. we have this wonderful statue behind me of general green on the horse at the time of the revolutionary war. general green was one of the major heroes of the revolutionary war. and his conduct in the war wa s exemplary. he was able to put men into the field and keep them in the field, and to the militia saw that general greene was not going to sacrifice their lives needlessly. so following the war green h

north as the temperatures climb. they have been climbing overnight. 35 in wilmington. areas north and west are colder. doylestown, 31 degrees. bucks county right at the freezing mark. there's plenty of slipping and sliding going on with icy conditions north and west. conditions will slightly improve as the day goes on. 35 degrees at 7:00. rain falling at 9:00. as the rain comes down the temperature is slowly coming up. then in the low 40s by lunchtime. we'll go through it hour-by-hour with the future weather. let's check in with jillian mele and find out where the slippery spots are. >> good morning, bill. the conditions are different, depending on where you are waking up or traveling this morning. this is a live look in the lehigh valley along route 22. you can see the snowy conditions out there. it's tough to see the black top on route 22. same for the northeast extension and lehigh valley and interstate 78. slow it down and take your time. bucks county you can see the slushy mix bill was talking about. that's what we are dealing with in bucks county. in philadelphia, that is rain. this is a live lo

the 20's at the surface we're getting a new round of icing on untreated surfaces and 19 areas north of wilmington and in southeastern pennsylvania where there's nothing actively falling, you did have overnight sleet and ice and there is a new icy coating on many sidewalks side streets and perhaps on some areas of main roads where the salting from yesterday diminished a little bit. as we take a look outside, we have sky 6 looking at the airport. the ground looks wet there as i'm sure they've been continuing to treat the air field but do be careful walking around this morning and also driving because there are some new icy patches that have developed. 26 in trenton, 28 in philadelphia right now, 29 in wilmington. everybody cold. we have reached 30 down the shore and there's a bit of a wind blowing this morning that's driving those wind chills down into the teens. so other than being careful with the ice when you're walking and driving around you also want to dress warmly for that walk to the car, the bus stop or anywhere else you are outside. most of our precipitation this morning is down to the so

north. already in georgetown delaware heading toward dover, soon in cape may and then seeing tonight wilmingtonhin the next couple of hours. a all this progress to the north east. i mentioned those warnings, advisories, they cover a good chunk of the eastern see game and we will see that winter storm watch or winter storm warning continue. you see it in pink right

north carolina, south carolina and tennessee. and then it continues east later on tuesday morning for places like columbia, charleston, maybe even wilmington north carolina and the outer banks of north carolina may see some snow as well. in the northern states it's the brutal windchills. it continues wave after wave after wave of cold as minus 30 over the next several days, into thursday. it just won't let up, lester, back to you. >> janice, thank you. >>> new hope tonight for families worried about peanut allergies. two new reports indicate potential breakthroughs going against conventional wisdom by carefully exposing kids to peanut proteins. in one report researchers gave small amounts of proteins over time to babies deemed at risk. those who already have eczema or egg allergies. five years later the risk was significantly lower for 80% of them. in the other report kids with peanut allergies were able to tolerate small amounts of the proteins after using a new type of skin patch. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. the family of kayla mueller, the young american woman killed while isis held her hostage, sitting down with "today's" savanna

wilmington a new record, dover a new record. atlantic city close 2 degrees there. philadelphia 2 degrees above the record low of 1. we're in record territory north to south. as we look at windchills. feels like 16 degrees below zero in philadelphia. 16 below in aluntown. 18 below in wilmington and 15 in trenton and similar numbers through south jersey and this is frostbite threat type of weather the windchill with the 15 to 25-degree below zero readings, can give you frostbite on unprotected skin in as little as 15 to 30 minutes and in the poconos it's like 10 to 15 minutes. bundle up and cover up. today's high, 17 degrees at 3:00 p.m. wind will be a factor throughout the day too karen. i'm expecting windchills below zero even at the best of times today. >> reporter: we have a couple of early morning problems, the action cam is on the scene nasty accident involving a taxi cab. right now we're looking at 63rd near arch street in west philadelphia. you can see the debris all over the roadway. a serious accident, the driver of the car was trapped and then extricated, avoid this area altogetherring -- altogether, stick to 62nd. there's a water main

as we take look at those temperatures 31 philadelphia. 31 in wilmington. north and west even colder. 20 in allentown. nine right now in the poconos. look at sections of montgomery and buck county. at or below freezing pretty much area wide. 24 quakertown. right now as we move toward yardley 26. 30s right now in ambler and take look at chester county. 30 malvern. kennett square. 29 honey brook. 29 degrees as well. so the concern black ice slick spots across the area and tumbling temperatures. 20 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. so that winter weather advisory is in effect tonight with the winds gusting at times over 30 miles per hour. temperatures will bottom out in the teens. but when i come indoors a brief warmup in the seven day forecast but also a couple of chances for snow. joyce and iain, back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you so much. you her from it scott. drivers are being warned to take it easy on the roads to night. there is a black ice threat. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in doylestown out on the street. chris how are the conditions there? >> report

cold across the eastern part of the country even in raleigh, they had snow 25 degrees there and wilmington north carolina, places you don't think of being bitterly cold. we'll see a little subtle change in the wind tomorrow. might get as close as 30 degrees. we have to keep our eye on another storm system. there's the first one. even some of the snow reaching up across southern st. mary's county but it will all be pushed out by this cold front. see it moving in from ohio? it will push it right out. see a little clearing tonight and get the colder temperatures and tomorrow we have to keep our eyes on another storm system that's developing across the southern plains and deep south. this one is going to run along to the east and pretty much head to the georgia or south carolina north carolina coastline on the day thursday. but in the process, it's got a lot more moisture to work with and push northward. big question is will we see any snow? there's the possibility of that during thursday morning. once again with the southern track, the better chances of snow measurable snow will stay south of the a

holly, millville, wilmington north and west through lehigh valley. could feel like 25 degrees below zero on friday morning. this is going to be very cold. you don't want the kids at the bus stop friday morning. it is going to be very windy and the arctic air will grip the area. we could see low temperatures. >> becoming windy. 14 for the low. the wind stays around tomorrow making it feel barely above zero degrees. chance of flurries in the afternoon. actual highs in the teens. into friday afternoon, still frigid but at least we'll see the sunshine. on saturday, we have that chance of rain snow even a mix across the area. mainly the rain will be south of philadelphia. a mix to rain north of philadelphia. kind of a thin air i can't for that. snow to mix as we go up in the poconos. this will mostly be saturday night. then we'll quickly see all this transition to rain as we go into sunday and the reason why jacqueline was asking if we had a warm day in the forecast. we do. it's 45 degrees on sunday but comes with rain. >> what a tradeoff. >> one degree i

. >> north wilmington right now on 95 northbound, and we're in the sunshine, so few slushy areas on 95ouple of miles from the harvey road exit. leaving wilmington, so again much better drive headed northwards toward philadelphia, and sun is out even though temperatures are right now 15, 16 degrees, with february sun pretty strong, so we will be able to do some work to the snow, through the afternoon, so see little melting but the roads looking much better with the salt and sunshine out here. >> should be looking good here in around the wilmington area. live in cbs-3 mobile weather lab, sends it back to the studio. >> yes, nice to see i am some. prime, just because some places starting to lighten up little bit doesn't mean you want to get cock bye t still seeing some incidents a loft them on 95, right around 420 southbound lanes where typically when seeing all morning, a loft disabling vehicles off to the shoulder because they keep getting stuck in the snow covered areas, have to get towed out the way, pretty common occur end all morning, no problems on the ben franklin bridge. see all

it's rain in wilmington. areas north and west that have seen the changeover from snow to rain are seeing a slushy slippery condition this morning. temperatures that are hovering right around the freezing mark. look at doylestown at 32 degrees. 36, above freezing for northeast philadelphia. philadelphia international and wilmington are in the middle 30s. . 33 is right on the edge. slippery spots. it will take time for slushy icy conditions to ease. you will find icy conditions to start with. rain for most of the morning in delaware and south jersey. maybe breaks in the suburbs for the later morning hours, then it tapers off this afternoon. this is where the colder air is. still snow falling. a bit treacherous outside especially north and west. rain will ease. the temperatures will hop into the low 40s. that happens early this afternoon. then the winds kick in and the temperatures plunge into tonight. the seven day forecast to show you how long the bitter cold will last. i'll be back in ten. >> a lot of slush and leftover

moving a little farther inland places like wilmington salem deptford philadelphia, mt. holly to trenton and also the northestern suburbs will likely see three to 6-inches of snowfall in this particular area. so around philadelphia, wilmington likely three to four and then as you move farther north and west more toward the five to six around places like west chester norristown as well as doylestown. moving into berks county the lehigh valley and the poconos we'll likely see over 6-inches of snow out of this even before things try and change over to that rainfall overnight saturday into sunday. so taking a look at that record territory. we made it to two in philadelphia this morning. wilmington set a new record. it got down to 2 degrees break the old record of five. and trenton smashed the old record of six back in 1936. with a temperature this morning of zero. so bone chilling told cold. 17 degrees right now. so it's cold if you're stepping outdoors. 16 in atlantic city. we have 16 in trenton. 14 route now in pottstown and allentown. so bundle up if you're stepping outdoors for your friday evening plans. z

thirty-two in trenton, 33 wilmington, it is 26 in allentown and reading areas to the north where it is below the freezing mark, you have stopped having any precipitation for awhile now. but still, what's on the grounds is frozen. winter weather alerts continue. we have the winter storm warning for philadelphia, and south jersey, and that's until 9:00 this morning the area in purple the lower one down, that's really freezing rain advisory now and that's until 9:00 this morning. that's for atlantic, cumberland, cape may counties until the temperatures get warm enough that we can finally get out of this freezing rain issue. we will be finding temperatures above freezing today, but we're right back below freezing after that. we will talk about the temperature profiles of the week ahead coming up. nicole? >> good, thanks, carol. >>> well, of course, this weekend's winter storm left a mark across the entire delaware valley. shovels out in full force, as the clean up slowly began last night. hey, the snow quickly covered the roads creating treacherous conditions. i experienced them on my way

we have been told by the union, the longshoremen union in wilmington, just north of los angeles, normallye 800 -1000 dispatch a jobs on a saturday night. they had 1500. almost double what you would normally get. a lot of people are picking up the work they lost. it will take time. there is a backlog. you look at the port of oakland 11 ships. three at anchor and another in the ocean waiting the. it will take time to clear up. it could be another eight weeks for these are back to normal. >> david ficklung. >> a look at some the corporate storage. here is sheri anh. >> jaguar is recalling cars because of faulty airbags for you the models are range rover and range rover sport suv's from 2012 to this year. they found some passenger airbags may not inflate. ana have confirmed the budget airlines skymark and said ana is considering investing and joining fueled by. shares plunge when they filed for bankruptcy last month and they remain down despite the ana news. they are selected to be delisted in march. a 62% in net profit and declared a three cent dividend. yet, the shares have fallen it today.

wilmington. closer to freezing up north where we have the snow showers. 36 in trenton, 30 in millville new jersey. as we take a look at future tracker 6 we are looking at the potential for snowshowers between now and 8 or 9:00 to continue to push closer to philadelphia. they could fall apart before they get here, but they manage to make it down to i-95 slow it down. up in allentown, we've got the snow showers around in the morning, the other part of the story will be how temperatures drop we'll be around the freezing mark for a while, but plunging into the 20s with winds picking up and giving you windchills in the single digits later this afternoon. down the shore windy and colder as the day goes on. the same story in philadelphia, high 36 degrees in the rear view mirror pretty quickly nay clouds and sun -- anyway, clouds and sin overall. we drop from the 30s into the 20s as we go into the afternoon. here's the profile, 31 by 8:00 a.m. 31 by 11:00 a.m., 20 by 2:00 p.m. 24 by 5:00 p.m. here the winds gusts between 11:30 and 6:30 p.m. you can see spots getting into the 20s and 30s that makes the wi

see. 18 degrees in washington township. 19 degrees in horsham, 14 at wrightstown, 21 in wilmington. to the north and west we're looking at the teens, 15 in pottstown, 7 degrees in allentown, 9 degrees in quakertown. to the south and west along the coast, temperatures in the 20 25 beach haven, 17 at the atlantic city airport and 20 degrees in swedesboro. radar showing us we do have snow showers back to the west. we can see snow showers this morning into the afternoon hours. it is this evening where we are tracking the chance for snow squalls, some bursts of snow where we could see an inch of snow dropped in an hour maybe two hours. that's what we're going to watch later on this evening. not expecting a whole lot of snow, 1 to 3 inches. could come at a bad time. for today, snow develops heavy in the p.m. 30 to 33. we'll talk more about the snow squalls and the arctic air that's behind the front. high winds that's all straight ahead. >>> for the first time, every country in the united nations has agreed to a framework on dealing with climate change. yesterday in switzerland, u.n. delegates adopted

as we take look at those temperatures 31 philadelphia. 31 in wilmington. northen colder. 20 in allentown. nine right now in the poconos. look at sections of montgomery and buck county. at or below freezing pretty much area wide. 24 quakertown. right now as we move toward yardley 26. 30s right now in ambler and take look at chester county. 30 malvern. kennett square. 29 honey brook. 29 degrees as well. so the concern black ice slick spots across the area and tumbling temperatures. 20 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. so that winter weather advisory is in effec

ice for wilmington north carolina so all that is moving out. we'll drop down to teens and 20's this evening. we'll get some sunshine tomorrow and that 40 degree promised high temperature and then we all look back south again for wednesday night and thursday. that's what the next system is taking shape. and sunshine for a while. by the time we hit the late night hours, it looks like snow is being developed and possibly according to this model, spread some snow east of the area. i think if anything heavy falls, that will be southeast of washington. a different model will give you a different solution. you have to look at the averages and we think in the weather center here, storm watch weather team thinks we'll be on the northern edge of the snow. only a 50% chance of getting it. and eventually we'll see the system move out by midday on thursday and then sunshine returns along with chilly temperatures for the day on friday. let's give you a look at what we expect going forward here. that's going to be for the next seven days we'll see temperature

an accident north bound at exit number 7a. for the gang from wilmingtonnorth an accident at 12th street. if you stay with 95 you will avoid that delay and a trash coming into town on the, martin luther king drive it is on the i am bound side right before you get to the ben franklin parkway. mike and alex, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. >>> look at you. >> i know. >> yes. you will be getting a lot of those this weekend. >> consumers are spending more cash this year, then in over ten years on valentines day. because you know, the the economy is doing better, right. >> yes. >> if you use it, you might the want to look for a different option. >> turbo taxis making people crazy, dan ricoto is here. thanks for bringing in the roses. >> happy valentines. >> are you a flower or candy. >> i prefer flower. >> sue. >> candy. >> candy if it is my favorite kind. >> mike, you are candy. >> how sweet of you. >> happy valentines. >> mike said spending will be up 6 percent this year. >> why? >> because economy is doing a little bit better but all of those pen is sav

he of course went to wilmington north carolina. then he had to make the decision as to where to go. if he went back to charleston, it would look like to feed. if he came back into the field, he wouldn't be able to fight again. cornwallis decided he was going to virginia and take the british army in virginia. he took command of the british army in virginia and then ultimately he wound up in yorktown surrendering to the forces of the continental army. general greene was still retaining command in the southern army. he would ultimately march as a conqueror into charleston. the city of greensboro is a name for nathanael greene. of course, we had this wonderful statue behind me of general greene on the horse at the time of the revolutionary war. general greene was one of the major heroes of the revolutionary war. his conduct in the war was exemplary. he was able to put men into the field and keep them into the field, and the militia saw that general greene was not going to sacrifice their lives needlessly. following the war, greene had not only the respect of the general and the politici

wilmington. you see light snow showers farther to the north and west. by noon time it's pull ago way. rts of delaware including dover and millville. farther inland a dusting. less than half an inch for the philadelphia area including wilmington. but you can see snow off to the north and west too. reading, allentown, pocono mountains will see snowflakes as well. so it's not just the shore. so today, it looks like light snow to start with. but then clouds this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 20s and low 30s. very close to where we are right now. tomorrow morning, going to be a colder morning. 17 degrees. could see a scattered snow shower on friday. doesn't look like it's going to amount to much of anything. saturday, sunshine. clouds increase on sunday. and then there's a possibility of wet weather next week, tuesday and wednesday. >> all right, bill thanks. >>> it's nine minutes before 5:00. timing is everything with the snow in some parts because it's already started. >> through southern delaware extreme south new jersey you may want to give yourself a little extra time. jilli

north and west. pottstown is nicely above freezing. wilmington both at 35 right now. northeast philly is 39. but as you go farther north and west, there are colder spots. blue bell is at 37 degrees. down to 32 right now in collegeville. and still on the warm side for gilbertsville, though. 39 degrees. it's just off to the northwest. that's where the light snow is making some progress through burks, lehigh northampton counties and into the poconos. just very light snow. looking for a dusting in the lehigh valley. possibly a dusting in the northern and western suburbs but it will fall apart as it blows through the i-95 corridor between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning. and the wind will really kick in. that will clear the clouds out of here. we will see clearing skies. but it's going to get colder and colder as the afternoon goes on. so enjoy this while it's here. 34 degrees right now. . dropping to 24 degrees later this afternoon. the snow will be long gone by afternoon. we'll see sunshine break through and winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. tomorrow it gets even colder in the morning. that's in the

, norm where you are expect a light accumulation on roads, all right. 34 degrees in wilmington. 36 in trenton. up north where we have colder numbers we have all snow. 32 in millville. 39 in wildwood. winds are beginning to shift a little bit out of the west and out of the north that will drive cooler air in through the region. they are not that strong yet either, we go through the day the winds pick up, the temperatures drop. 29 degrees by 9:00 a.m. some of us seeing a snow shower or flurry. 30 by noon. 26 by 3:00 p.m. 22 by 6:00 p.m. winds picking up, testers plunging this afternoon. karen, by dinnertime, the windchill will be in the single digits across the region. >> reporter: i'm so sick of winter. it's not very wintery except for the cold temperatures. we're doing just fine in fort washington. we're watching for snow showers mostly to the north. we're not seeing any problems related to it, so you're good to go. penn street a minivan fire. you may see restrictions at pen and cheltenham. lower merion, downed trees and downed wires williamson road is closed. stick to old gulph road. vine street expre

while north and west and in philadelphia and wilmington we will be drying out. there's still snow on the ground with temperatures staying below freezing, but it's easy to clear. just not easy to drive in. it's so slippery with these conditions. late day sunshine there is some colder weather on the way. colder than what we saw just yesterday. the seven-day forecast with details when i'm back in ten. >>> the wintryiestest day of the year so far. >> right now i'm going to take you on a tour around pennsylvania to show you the conditions in different areas. this is a look at the 95 with a split of the expressway definitely dealing with slippery condition there is. in northeast philadelphia, your side streets and neighborhood streets, on and off-ramps, watch out for those this morning. this is a live look at cottman avenue. you can see snow covered roads there as well. heading into delaware county right now for a live look at the blue route near macdade boulevard, you are dealing with slippery spots there. we are not seeing too many people on the roads. the people ar

wilmington. a tractor trailer and north vehicle erupted into flames following a crash at the intersection of walnut and a streets, police were called to the scene at 1:00 and the driver suffered minor injuries and the truck driver escaped without injury the city of philadelphia issued three citations in the wake of last week's accident at the lululemon store in center city. here is david henry at 15th and walnut. >> reporter: jim the owner of this build that partially collapsed on to the lululemon store assures us that the building is safe but lni cited three violations. >> it was a week ago today that three tons of bricks fell off the building and crashed through the roof of the lululemon store three people were hit and one of them trapped under it. they were all treated for minor injuries. lni has since cited them for three violations, the south wall and the north wall and the entire facade of the building. lni says they are categorized as unsafe until they get the final report. crews were working today to secure the walls and installed metal girders along the wall and the wall that collapsed. an

water main break blocking off main street at philadelphia avenue and stick with north avenue instead and delays on the wilmington newark line because of am tract issues. >> thank you matt. still ahead on "action news," rap mogul turned suspect is transported to the hospital. we'll explain. >>> she wrote one of the most iconic novels of the 20th century now word of a new novel by harper lee. >> and warmth is building across most of the lower 48 and we'll talk about the warm up and another slam down in the arctic temperatures by the end of week. >> okay adam a west philadelphia childrens library that is underfunded and shuttered for year is ready to welcome youngsters again. >>> and jaime apody has sports including a philadelphia legend on the cusp of making history. winter is hard on your face. the start of sneeze season. and the wind-blown watery eyes. that's why puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin. so you can always put your best face forward. a face in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. >>> hip hop mogul suge knight was hospitalized after making a court appearance he made a ple

and much better this morning at 0 in much of the area, and 23 in wilmington and teens north-northeast northwest of the city of philadelphia. we are dealing with clouds to the west and this is a warm front, it continues to move from the west to the southeast and first thing tomorrow morning, as it does, you get the warmer air pushing up and over the existing colder air you get clouds to break out and a flurry tomorrow morning it's dry and we move the temperature up to 46 degrees tomorrow at 3:00. this is an arctic front the high pressure comes in for the end of week and we get an arctic blast by the end of afternoon we look at highs again going back down to the 20s and 30s. future tracker shows us the warm front passes through at 6:00 tomorrow morning and the lehigh tunnel to the poconos, a quick flurry or snow shower a mixture of sun and clouds and it's a great day if are you a runner or jogger, you get out and enjoy the warmer temperatures and the front comes through thursday morning, we could see a quick coating to one inch across the area and a stripe of snow at i-95, and the timin

wilmington. we are just north of the city. and behind me i don't think you can make it out, but one of the gas station employees has been clearing off the sidewalk and using the rock salt. two things we needed today before we left the station, washer fluid, you'll go through a lot of that on the roadways. the wipers will be constantly clearing snow from the wind she'llshe would. and also a scraper and brush. as i step over, you would see how light and fluffy the snow is. and look at the considerable amount of snow on top. this has been falling since midnight here in new castle k.kas lcastle county. and it is easy to brush off. at the same time, it is a rather slippery time when it hits the roadways between these two cars right here. so that's a light fluffy factor. that's been plowed, but as you can see, there's a thin layer of very slick snow. and it's making it pretty slippery if you're on some of the side streets and neighborhood roads. especially the roads that have not been treated. we have all kinds of plows out here. th

we have not changed too much, things stay leveled in philadelphia and wilmington but to the north and to the south you can see the difference here where it had has dropped off from five to ten or so degrees in most locations. so that said it is not a huge difference but it is enough that it is still very cold outside. even though we have quieter weather, lighter win and certainly some sunshine once it arrives over the horizon it is still cold. fourteen at the the airport. thirteen in ac. still 1 degree in mount pocono. a as the day progresses we will start with sun but clouds will build for us here with the arrival or at approach of the next arctic front. once that get here it will touch off with snow showers primarily tonight but i don't think you have to worry about accumulation. as that cold front rolls through it brings in the potential at least for not just friday but even saturday too to bring us record low temperatures. again, and then we have got a new storm brewing. winter continues to churn on vittoria. >> in the looking forward to that katie. >> i know. >> good morning ever

thirty-three in philadelphia, 32 in millville, 32 degrees in trenton, wilmington you go north of the got temperatures that are at or above below the freezing mark, and in some cases above the freezing mark like northeast philly at 35 degrees. but still so close. now, notice this. our winter weather alerts. we have in the philadelphia area, we continue with that winter storm warning and areas south of that, atlantic county, cumberland county, kent county, that's where there is freezing rain advisory until 9:00 this morning. those temperatures down there are right around the freezing mark the rain is coming down, and you're going to be slipping and sliding. temperatures, i hope, get to 40 degrees today. we will be finding some clouds, and i love to see couple every sunday breaks to help do little melting out there before we plunge right back into the deep freeze, starting tomorrow. so we'll talk about all of that coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. hey, it was scenes like this throughout the day in delaware valley. in wilmington, several cars got stuck going up the delaware avenue

the i-95 corridor including philadelphia trenton and wilmington, two to five inches. the farther north and west you go, you are more likely to see lighter snow amounts. one to four inches for the allentown area with the pocano mountains where they like to see, they are getting two inches or less. just a gentle snowfall there. snow today, much colder air on the way later this week. i've got the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten. we'll be right back. >>> it is 5:45 as we look at stormforce 10. john is heading to the platte memorial bridge there. roads have been plowed and they are being treated. in some areas, they are better than others but pay attention because he may be driving in areas where you could be headed this morning. this is a live look down the shore at cape may, new jersey. emergency management officials say they have 80% of their salt in reserve. the northern part of delaware is being spared the highest snow totals and katy zachry is live in wilmington. what is it looking like there? >> reporter: hi vai. first, i want to tell you the snow wreaked havoc on our camera

that includes philadelphia, trenton, wilmington then north and west once we move toward the pocono mountains better chance of seeing three to 5-inches of snowfall out of this system. also, those winds they'll be picking up saturday night into sunday. high wind watches posted damaging wind threat, winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour power outages could be a concern and also keep in mind we could be looking at some potential bridge restrictions. so here's the timing of those gusty winds. by 10:00 p.m. on saturday, gusting over 30 miles an hour. some locations by sunday here's 7:00 a.m. 48 miles per hour wind gusts in the poconos. 52 in dover as well as wildwood. you can see gusting over 40 miles per hour in millville. so that is the concern for those damaging winds. 23 right now in philadelphia. but it feels luke 11 and that polar vortex is making a come back as we move toward sunday and into monday with that arctic air and feels like temperatures are going to be dropping right now it's in the teens and 20s. take a look at those wind chills in the single digits but watch what happens as w

and we are in wilmington just north of the city.we have about four inches here and i'm going to take them and just explain to you the treacherous driving conditions. we have been talking about the light, fluffy snow. as i plow here you can see there's a thin layer of snow pack on the pavement. you can see that. and that is what the plows are willing a hard time cutting through. that is make inging the majors and the local street departments safe that the crews have been working on the last few hours. school closures and office closures, another thing to point out is it helps when there are schools in office closures. so many vehicles get off the road. reporting hive in delaware thank you. >>> and here's a live look at the 30th street station in philadelphia with a modified schedule for amtrak routes in the northeast corridor. be sure to double check before you leave the house. also, i can tell you as jillian has been reporting, there are delays out there. we have a live look at snow covered septa trains at 30th station at 1:00 this

two to four for wilmington, philadelphia trenton, the heart of the delaware valley. and then bump northrn montgomery bucks county, lehigh valley, reading we're expecting four to 6-inches of that wet snowfall. so afternoon and evening we're expecting a quick thumping so when the snow starts it will quickly turn heavy. roads will turn slick. there will be a period of icing on top of that before it changes and ends as some light rain late tomorrow night into sunday morning. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 33 degrees tomorrow. up to 46 on sunday. sunday afternoon actually is going to be really nice given that the sun will be back and temperatures to normal. but then that bitter cold slams right back in monday and tuesday, highs into the 20's. maybe a flurry on wednesday of 38 degrees and then more colder air comes in thursday into friday as we almost get to the end of february by next weekend, guys. >> march can't get here fast enough. >> let's hope it's not a roaring lion. >> you're right about that. >> thank you adam. freebie friday is coming up next >> ♪♪ >> all right, time now

philadelphia the warmest day we have seen in a month. 42 right now trenton and 42 millville and wilmington, colder to the north and 33 allentown and 30 in mount pocono. and the arctic front is over cincinnati and all the moisture to the south moving to the panhandle of florida, they stay separate and the southern energy develops well out to sea and that low robs a lot of moisture from the arctic front that passes through tomorrow morning, a couple of snow showers from the poconos to allentown to lancaster and reading, because that storm is developing and kind of stealing its thunder, from this particular front watch what happens with the snow showers and it evaporates as it pushes through here tomorrow. cloudy through 10:30 and wilmington all points to the south, then we release the clouds to the south and sunshine returning tomorrow afternoon and the arctic air floods back in we could see snow showers tomorrow afternoon and not everyone will see them. it's because of that cold air and strong winds pushing back in dropping it's temperatures throughout the day and 33 degrees and falling to 30 at 10:00 and 28 at

single digit temperatures, north of us, 13 degrees in philadelphia. twelve in wilmington.rteen in dover. 18 degrees in wildwood. we have a really good chance of breaking some record low temperatures. we didn't get a chance on monday, but we probably will on friday, our forecast is for 0 degrees, the record is one. and the same from wilmington, atlantic city, reading and allentown, where the forecasted highs are at or lower than the records for friday's date. so we'll see what happens with that. if you are going to get cold, might as well break a record, right? windchills in the single digits, not too far from the actual temperature in some cases, and now, we look at the seven-day forecast, 30 degrees today still below freezing tomorrow, arctic again, with a hi, that's high temperature, of only 17 degrees, 18 on friday, with a low of zero in the morning 33 on saturday, probably saturday night, into sunday, wintery mix moves in with milder air, 40's sunday, flurries possible monday, then back to highs in the 20's, by tuesday, so that takes you through the next seven days. wh

there is a wind out of the north driving the numbers around to 25 in allentown and 31 in wilmington and below freezing in millville and those numbers are balmy compared to friday around here until then we'll have dry conditions for tonight, throughout the day tomorrow and then on thursday we are tracking a clipper system bringing snow to minneapolis, behind the system is some of that arctic air that floods in thursday night into the day on friday wednesday we are good, morning, afternoon and nights the rush owe at 7:30 all is dry and the boundary comes through, there is scattered rain and snow showers into the afternoon hours we could see a coating up to an inch to two inches in the poconos, not a big since system but it will drop the temperatures, we look at the five-day forecast 37 tomorrow and sun and clouds and snow showers thursday afternoon above freezing though main roads are wet at 39 and windchills of 10 on friday highs of 23 and snow coming in on valentines afternoon and then guys it really drops out here on sunday and below 0 windchills the entire day with highs of 19. we'll

the farther north you go the better chance you have of problems. 35 degrees in philadelphia, though what is actively falling is rain. 36 in wilmington, all the way up into the 40s in millville and much of south jersey and 3 in allentown. there's advises lifts in new castle county, atlantic county and cape may counties. drivers near i-95 it could be slushy icy under foot. look out for flooded roads where the snow has backed up storm drains. in the northern and western suburbs, the snow has dissipated but messy up there. for the kids, 35 degrees with rain falling. 37 by 8:00. 42 at #-- 3:00 p.m. dropping down from a high of 45. that's not a typo, between 3 and 6:00 p.m. anything that hadn't dried off with the winds coming in and the rain ending in the afternoon could refreeze starting in the northern and western suburbs. karen, i think that could happen around 3:00 p.m. or #-- 4:00 p.m. we have our latest accident in, 309 northbound atmosphere norristown road looks like a single vehicle spinout. we have police on the scene with this one blocking the left lane, you need to be careful, i think what's happening the main roads are wet. yo

north of us. and 13 degrees in wilmington and dover, 13 also in atlantic city, right now.e's your planner for your wednesday for your hump day. a lot of black ice still around there. we're frozen slush whatever kind of melted yesterday, with the sunshine after the snow finished up, froze then morning, 14 degrees, mix every sunday and clouds, up to whopping 28 degrees, we probably won't make it to freezing again today with high of 30. scattered snow showers probably again after dark, and sunset time officially is 5:40 p.m. so that's a look at your weather authority update for today. seven day forecast, coming up, lots of ups and downs in that one. and let's see how good traveling is this morning. >> actually no problems going up and down the ben franklin bridge. looking live, 5:32, sue good morning, everybody, ben franklin, you know the drill, anything that looks wet could be ice. we call that that black ice probably not on the majors, aren't having any report of ice on the major roadways, it is the secondary roads side streets, your driveway, front step. maybe the corner t