route 130, right by where the old pennsauken mart used to sit there.ver in new jersey, new jersey declared state of emergency, so keep that in mind, as you plan your trips today. the new jersey turnpike, up and down, as a speed restriction, but i don't understand they have a state of emergency, but the mouth laurel school distrit has half day of school. then parent teacher conferences. i don't understands a state of emergency but giving the kids an opportunity to go to school and the parent out there for the parent teacher conferences, mike and alex being back over to you. would you like to go to my parent teacher conference? >> i got you covered. >> they make a different decision later this morning. >> possibly like around 11:00 a.m., so watch for that. okay, so, we would ask for pictures of you just relaxing because there is not much snow to table pictures of, that's what everybody else do. oh, who? >> denise t says cooking breakfast, why don't you stop in. >> here is the thing, den eels. we can't. we are sitting here until about 2:00 in the afternoo

we're live in pennsauken, clear brcb news". >> sure is, cleve. thank you. >>> back on "eyewitness news" is our storm watch coverage continues now from montgomery county. >> victoria witness woodill s with conditions there. it look like it's coming down steadily there as well. >> rahel it's snowing outside. jim and rahel, yeah, right now we are by cheltenham plaza live in wyncote and our story today is visibility. as you can see behind me, the know is coming down very very hard. and earlier when we were on our way to doylestown because that's where we were supposed to be, um, visibility became a probl for us. earlier not because the snow was coming down super heavy, but because i don'know if you can see it right here, our windshield was meetly smashed. so jim and rahel here i am sitting passenger side. casey kuhn or incredible photograph is driving and we're going like, you know, the speed limit like 30, keeping it, you know keeping it light. all of a sudden, while i was, you know, i guess playing on facebook a little bit, i hear boom! wack! right

, right near the old pennsauken mart there. so some of the on and off-ramps are blocked. we've got new jersey crew headed out that way to kind of pick up the wires and get those ramps back open. an accident down in delaware, and an example for the folks down here in middletown, route 301, right at old school house road. i think we're if good shape. they prepped ahead. the schools closed. businesses are closing. they heeded the warnings unlike the last time where they thought they were going to try to get everybody in and then change the game plan at around 5:00 or 6:00. again, we have our school closings across the bottom of the screen. if you have got to go out here is the dealment septa regional rails running on saturday schedule, no service on the kin win line. delays and concellations likely. heavy wet snow will do a job, do a number on those overhead power lines. as the best work horses, the market frankford, the broad street subway, they're running trains 24/7. every 20 minutes. if you got to go, that's the way to go, as

new jersey, route 673 route 73, downed wires white will at the pennsauken interchange for the gang down in delaware, speed restrictions up and down 495. but just witsken air yo in the delaware, for the delaware folks, here if philadelphia, no parking on the snow emergency routes, if you got to go the best way to do it would be the broad street subway, frank frankford line running around the clock, trains every eight minutes on regular weekday schedule, back over to you. >> hold on, bob. >> yes. >> this show has been on the air for 20 years, right? >> right. >> we have pulled out a five box. now, we have two's, three's, four's, boom. we have a five box. >> team coverage. look at that. >> i might even except a team coverage open. i don't know. >> oh,. >> we don't have it yet. okay, we will work on that. i don't know to say. i've never seen a five box. >> you're very excited. let's do it. >> so lauren johnson in bucks county, karen hepp this delaware count, thomas drayton in camden county and jenn frederick in montgomery county. but we can't forget steve. he has moved now in bethlehem. leh

one on high street around rosedale drive and also pennsauken township because of downed wires. all lanes from route 130 and the 130 southbound, that ramp headed to 73 southbound. a lot of detours there. >>> rules on the road. the dangerous situation you may run into during the storm and what you should do to protect yourself. >>> and at 5:13, slips and falls. the winter weather raises serious health concerns. what you need to know to stay safe. >>> it is 5:16. 33 degrees outside. a major winter storm is moving through our region. a reminder the city snow emergency goes into a effect at 8:00 this morning. that means you've got to get your cars off those snow emergency routes or the city will tow you. now let's show you what the radar looks like. we'll be dealing with accumulating snow, rain, and wind from this storm for most of the day, multiple hours our meteorologists tell us. now let's talk about transportation. septa is operating on a saturday schedule because of the snow today. >> heather, just checked your website. i guess the headlines for you and septa are no cancellatio

pennsauken, watching some downed wires. 73 southbound ramp route 130 is closed. >>> 5:34 right now. we continue our team coverage. we showed you chester county and now matt delucia has moved to king of prussia county. >> reporter: the good thing is there aren't too many cars on the road. right now we're on route 202 in king of prussia where the roads are mostly wet. just to give you an idea of the contrast, look over here where you see the hard surfaces and the grassy surfaces covered with snow. again, it depends on what surface you're on today. but the sidewalk is not looking too bad just yet either. but there are a lot of spots this is flush there. so a lot of slick spots. take a look of the shot as we were coming onto king of prussia on route 202. a lot of plows on the roadways as well, but the good news is a lot of people taking the advice of our first alert meteorologists and staying home. before we left malvern, i spoke with a gentleman who's going to be very busy today removing that sne. >> we've got the snow remover over here in this whole area, and it's a little light right

so both directions not reporting any problems, but we are seeing some in pennsauken township. the ramp from 73 north to route 130 is blocked and same goes for the 130 southbound ramp to route 73 southbound. so a lot of detours in the area there. and end here on i-95. just wanted to check in with some drive times through delaware. looking good from 295 to 495 with an 11 minute trip at the most. we'll keep watching the roads for you, and i'll check in with mass transit. for now we're going to send it over to pamela osborn. she's live in storm force 10. >> reporter: we're on the walt whitman bridge right now where snow is coming down, and the roads are just a little bit wet. we have some tips for driving today, and we're going oo show you what conditions are like in jersey when we come back. >>> we are tracking this major winter storm for you this morning. right now storm ranger is giving us this live look at collegeville. county has declared a disaster emergency. county leaders say that opens up the resources that they need to deal with this storm, clear roads and protect people

downed wires in pennsauken that were blocking 73 by 130.t reopened, karen. >> temperatures are above freezing now and staying in the low to mid 30's. you're seeing wet roads now but as this storm intensifies you'll see it accumulate more on the roads. right now snow falling light in the lehigh valley and the city and that rain-snow line kind of inching up closer to the city in south jersey. you had some snow. it's getting washed away but you have to watch from about 10:00 to 4:00 today the height of the storm. that's when it will be the most difficult to travel and our forecast is holding. we're still expecting six to 10-inches in the i-95 corridor. more north and west. up to 16 in some spots as you're traveling today. it is a heavy wet snow and visibility will be an issue as well. >> be careful shoveling. >> yes. >> real heavy. do it in shifts, all right. we'll have updates throughout good morning america and beyond. for matt pelman dave murphy karen rogers tamala edwards, i'm matt o'donnell. have a great wednesday. >> ♪ >>> good morning,

. >>> lets go to south jersey and christie aleto live in pennsauken with the situation the there. >> reporter: hey there, the snow has stopped and i look like i'm standing in shin deep snow and the good news is a live look at route 38 we can see asphalt. there are in areas snow packed slushy porkts portions of this road and it left a mess and proved to be a headache earlier in the day for drivers that decided to brave the slick and slippery roads. >> my grill came off. >> how did this happen? >> i went right here. coming across the light and i ran right into it. >> as far as i know, coming out this way it was. i'm heading to riverside. >> how are you getting there? >> the train if it's on time. >> i have four-wheel-drive and i just came from trenton, there are cars all over the road off the road, all down 295, route 70 here. it's bad even with four she'll drive. so you know if you don't have to drive don't. >>> back out live are you looking at snowplows from public works from pennsauken township. making the roads passable. this is asphalt on route 38 and that is good news for drivers

levels continue to build there we have dunn wires from an earlier accident that happened midnight pennsauken township, route 37 at 130. southbound lanes are closed, one northbound lane is opened and ramps from route 130 southbound are closed, just a head up on that, over to you. >>> nor'easter is expect to drop several inches in philadelphia, in the suburbs. >> they could see a foot of snow by this is all over. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is on villanova's campus. what are you seeing there. >> reporter: i see myself enrolling here i would like to be a college student once again, little too old for that but anyway we are here at villanova university, beautiful campus as snow is falling out here. anytime i can make it about weather and sports, why not on villanova's campus we have to talk about the basketball team 27-four, they will be a number one seed we can all be excited about that a jaylen brunson could be national player of the year. what is not cool is what you are seeing falling from the sky and that is snow. been snowing out here since we have been out along the main line on

washington township gusting 65, 626 in dover and gusting to 56 miles per hour today in pennsauken and we still, still have these elevated winds gust ing to 54 miles per hour in allentown, 46 in philadehia, 4 d we'll still see these strong intense and potentially damaging winds as we head throughout the overnight. the snow is mainly going to wraw showers, butind gts possibl to 50 miles per hour and unfortunately we still could sey wet snow sit es, sitting on the w and of course hazardo when will the winds give us break-in we'll check the full i witness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the clean up is underway across the region tonight in addition to the damage. the tomorrow caused a the look of power outages. -eco has 347,000 custome withoua. for atlantic city electric and 19,0 f natasha brown is live we can tell you you at this hour thatnor wolf has the pennsylvania national guard towith the storm response throughout the region and there was certainly a lot of work to be done. the trek around montgomery county was literred w trees many blockingfrom trees s from power outages

. >>> "action news" reporter christie aleto is staked out in south jersey in pennsauken. what is the latest there? >> reporter: the snow stopped an hour agop the roads are passable and you are looking at asphalt. but wow a lot of headaches for drivers behind the wheel earlier today. >> there are cars all over the road. off the road all down 295, and route 70 here. it's bad. >> i ran into like an embankment of snow and didn't see it. >> and my grill came off. >> the 100 member snow removal team tried to keep pace with the fast falling make zbrz flakes. >> and helping folks that could not clear their walkways. >> afraid i might fall. i'm happy to see this today. >> i had to work early because i know they were stopping the buses. >> new jersey trackity stopped at 4:30 and people had to pack their patient. >> i'm heading to riverside. if it's on time. if not i'm heel footing it. >> down treed and power lines caused the new jersey transit to suspend service or serious delays. and primary roads again like route 38 but neighborhood streets may be sthnow packing causing residents

everything is wet, passable, slushy, already had downed wires over here in maple shade , pennsauken newsey, route 73, the ramps to and from route 130 in the background there, right by the old pennsauken mart. used to sit. state of emergency across the board in new jersey, here is a live look at the route 42 freeway. speed restrictions in play. up and down the new jersey turnpike, live look at the benny, all of the bridges have speed restrictions in playwrite now. so light volume. so far not any major issues, but, this is just the start of the bigger things that are to come. the brooklawn circle underwater because of high tide. probably not open again until 7:00 this morning. saturday schedule, for all of the regional rail lines, no service on the cynwyd line. delays, concellations are likely throughout the day. the big problem is going to be the heavy wet snow bringing down some more of the tree branches and trees, especially like along the paoli thorndale line or the lansdale line. norristown high-speed line, trains running every 20 minute if you really must go, here is the way to go.

washington township gusting to 65, 626 in dover and gusting to 56 miles per hour today in pennsauken and we still, still have these elevated winds gust ing to 54 miles per hour in allentown, 46 in philadelphia, d we'll still see these strong intense and potentially damaging winds as we head throughout the overnight. the snow is mainly going to wrap up with a few lingering snow showers, but wind gusts possibly to 50 miles per hour and unfortunately we still could see more power outages as we heavy wet snow sitting on tree branch es, sitting on the wires and of course hazardous conditions throughout the overnight period p but when will the winds give us a break-in we'll check the full i witness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the clean up is underway across the region tonight in addition to the damage. the tomorrow caused a the look of power outage as. -eco has 347,000 customers without power. 32,000 for delmarva. 30,000 for atlantic city electric and 19,000 for pse&g. natasha brown is live in bala cynwyd. >>reporter: we can tell you you at this hour that governor wolf has ac

problems continue in pennsauken.g problems with downed wires blocking 73 southbound at 130 coming off the tacony-palmyra bridge northbound just one lane barely squeezes by. in brooklawn you have more flooding this morning along 130 so just one lane getting by in each direction there by the brooklawn diner. kind of a mess in that area. franklinville glouceste:$&c @&c& crash along williamstown road at ashley drive and in middletown delaware, 301 is closed because ofÑi an accident. stay over on highway one. no problems reported there. matt. >> thank you, matt. developing this morning, three men were shot inside a chinese takeout restaurant in west philadelphia. it happened on the 200 block of south 60th street at 1:00 >> ♪ >> good morning, everyone. ready for some more snow? i know i'm not but -- [laughter] >> got to deal with it. 4:22. it's wednesday and the action cam is live right there in the heart of havertown. eagle and darby roads and no one is out there because while schools are closed there, well, many other pl

we have down wires, from an earlier accident that happened around midnight, pennsauken township, new jersey route 73 at route 130 southbound lanes closed one northbound lane open, ramps for route 130 southbound also closed. back to you. >> the snow has been falling for several hours but by the time the storm is over philadelphia could have a foot of snow. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is in pay yell i chester county. how sit looking right now there. >> reporter: looking like snow out here, jim and rahel, let me ask you, is it nice and warm where you guys are. >> quite actually. >> yes, delightful. >> reporter: i wanted to make a mental checklist here, about who is staying warm and who is not. >> we are in paoli on route 30 >> we have to coordinate we're like air traffic control in here. >> reporter: i have had warm thoughts. we are having some fun. i will show you in a couple minutes but for right new route 30 in pay yell i lancaster avenue behind me as we see cars coming by, coming through here, roadways are really clear as we came out here this morning along the schuylki

drive and then we have down wires from an earlier accident that happened, around midnight , in pennsauken township, new jersey route 73 at route 130 southbound lanes they are closed, one northbound lane is opened right now, and ramps from route 130 southbound they are closed, more to come in a bit, rahel, over to you. >>> stay with us as storm continues, we will have power ly updates throughout the day-to-day both here on cbs-3 and web site at cbs philly.com >>> in other news a close call for mother and her baby son when gunfire ridges out. two, 18 year-old and 19 year-old were hit by gunfire inside a chinese take out restaurant at 60th and walnut around 8:00 last night. all are expect to survive but while gunman was shooting a with man was in the employee area behind the glass partition, feeding her 18 month-old son, neither were hit by the gun fire. >>> police are investigating a pair of serious hit/run accidents this morning. >> investigators say man was killed just after 8:00 along the 500 block of elon caster avenue in radnor. police say striking vehicle is a dark colored suv with da

bridge instead of the tacony-palmyra this morning because once you get off the tacony-palmyra in pennsauken got downed wires blocking 73 right at 130. it's a mess in that area because of an earlier accident that happened around midnight so betsy ross route 90 would be a better bet. on another chunk of 130 in brooklawn there's more tidal flooding this morning so a lane out in both direction there is if you're heading to the brooklawn diner for breakfast. at least the crash we had in franklinville gloucester county along williamstown road has cleared out and live look near the coast, this is the garden state parkway at the cape may tolls, very wet and in fact we're seeing some flooding in absecon along 30 in atlantic city along route 40 and in north wildwood along 147. so, down the shore, you're getting some really high water in spots. matt. >> got it matt. thanks. >>> developing this morning, three men were shot inside a chinese takeout restaurant in west philadelphia. it happened on the 200 block of south 60th street at 1:00 a.m. out of a car, opened fire jumped back into the car and sped o

but going over to south jersey in that pennsauken you see the flashing lights here along 73 just up ahead. this is the scene at hilton road. both directions have restrictions along 73 at 130 because of a downed pole from an earlier crash that happened around midnight. i would stick with 90 and the betsy ross bridge instead and elsewhere on 130 by the brooklawn diner at the brooklawn circle more flooding this morning. a lane is out in each direction on this wednesday, matt. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> let's check the northwestern suburbs. jeanette reyes is live for us along route 309 in montgomeryville. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, to you matt. we're starting to see some accumulation, not too much in the roads. take a live look behind me. look how much is accumulating on the grassy areas, completely different ones you step onto the roadways, you seat slush in the less travel areas but on the roads it's mostly wet. that will be the case for a little bit. it will change as we get later into the day by the hour. as we went up bethlehem pike and hatfield, actually

live look in pennsauken. ahead here on 73 maybe you can see the flashing lights.ice officers are out here. it's because there are downed wires along 73 right at 130 as you come off the tacony-palmyra bridge. so i wouldn't, i'd head for the betsy ross bridge and route 90 instead. elsewhere on 130 at the brooklawn circle by the diner still high water so a lane is blocked in both directions there. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> developing this morning radnor township police are searching for the driver who struck and killed a pedestrian. investigators say the driver slowed down but then sped off. it happened on the 500 block of lancaster avenue at 8 o'clock last night. police describe the vehicle, the striking vehicle as a dark colored suv possibly a gmc with damage to the front driver's side. call radnor police if you have any information on that. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the driver who hit a mother and two children on a sidewalk and then ran off. it happened at rowland and tyson avenues in the city's mayfair section at 7:00 last night. the crash pinne

also in pennsauken township we have some updates. it looks like they may have opened up southbound 73. i'll have oo double-check in the southbound side of route 130 was closed down. and also watching flooding on roosevelt boulevard. >>> power outages are climbing, no is piling up, visibility is dropping, and we still have hours to go. we'll be right back with a live state by state look outside and what you need to go to stay safe during this winter storm. >>> a first alert is in effect and will be through tomorrow as this winter storm moves in with hours still to come. >> reporter: hey, i'm randy gyllenhaal where it's going to be snowball weather all day. this heavy, wet snow continues to fall this morning. as you can see the roadways remain clear, but this part of the area has had a ton of power outages over the past week. a lot of concern that even more lines could come down. that's the latest from delaware county. i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> reporter: and good morning, i'm matt delucia in king of prussia along 202 road.

hour, in dover around 62 miles per hour, same thing even in northeast philadelphia and then in pennsauken, right around 56 miles per hour was reported so today's still going to be very windy we could see wind gusts to around 45 miles per hour at times down the shore today and then with the winds still in place it will feel even colder than what we see on the thermometer win chill values will be in the 30's, and we will see some sunshine, are at least so here is a lock at the wind advisory remains in effect until noon today. so that's where all of our coastal counties also into delaware, and then down into our delaware beaches. again, wind gusts cents around 45 miles per hour can be expected and wind gust certainly in philadelphia, right around 41 miles per hour current temperatures, in the 30's across much of the region, 20's up in the poconos 35 degrees as we wake up this morning in philadelphia. we will talk about a coastal flood warning that's in place coming up in just a bit. for now back to you. >> chelsey, thank youment time now 6:02. time to check the roads. let's go over to cheryl

. >> spoke to the crews in pennsauken walking around the clock 16 hour shifts trying to get the power lines working again, so, new jersey part of it certainly hit hard, started with snow, switched over to rain, and then the heavy snow kept on falling. steve keeley knows all about this, took him a while to get home and a while to get out. good morning to you, steve. >> yes, nothing like finishing the 16 hour shift then having trouble just getting in your door, your car stuck, then all of the trees down. not trying to do a who is me, just remember couple of weeks ago, do i need any more firewood, because i am running low, enough for couple of more fires. now i have firewood probably for four years once i event lip get the chain saw to it. boy, just devestation again all over the place. and you get attached to your plants and your trees and everything and like wow that's gone now. anyhow, i don't have any problems compared to what i've seen over the last week, and here we go again. here is a interesting case, so power out all over mt. laurel. notice the house lights outside here are on.

washington township, over 60 miles per hour wind gusts reported, in dover, right around 62, and pennsauken around 56. and then even in northeast philly the wind was gusting over 50 miles per hour at times. now, today's not going to be as windy as it was yesterday. but the wind will still be sticking around. we have wind advisory that's in effect for abouthour or so. region wide, it is going to stay in effect down the shore little longer until the noon hour today. but we can see wind gusts anywhere from the 40's to even 50-mile per hour range even today. take a look at the current wind gust around 40 miles per hour in philadelphia, right around 37 miles per hour in wilmington, around 32 atlantic city and 37 in trenton. still going to be very windy day out there. it is 35 degrees right now in philadelia. 36 degrees in wilmington, it is 35 in allentown, right around 26 degrees in the poconos, and you bet, that winds is making it feel even colder. storm scan3, shows that this system, this nasty coastal storm, or nor'easter, if you will, is pulling away from the coast. so precipitation wise we

here in pennsauken had some downed wires along 73 southbound right up ahead by 130. right lane blocked but traffic is getting by which is good news and on the admiral wilson boulevard in camden high water here near baird so watch out for restrictions in both directions. matt. >> thank you, matt. david is off. karen rogers joins us with the latest track of the nor'easter after the break. >> ♪ smiling sparkles. how do they clean the toilet, grin at it? (laughs) stop laughing. the stomach flu is not funny. get a cleaner with bleach in it. good, you can smile now. clorox means clean. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. >> good morning, everybody. snowing mostly lightly through the region right now. the winds haven't picked up just yet. this is just the beginning of the nor'easter. it will intensify later this morning. you can see that mix of snow, light snow in the lehigh

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