philadelphia county, in a winter storm warning, so since extends that little further to the north. bottom line is you're going to find that snow out there really the next couple of hours, it will slow you down. temperatures right now oh, ya, it is absolutely cold enough, that there is no mixing even possibility this morning, we are into the teens most locations general three maybe up to 6 inches, the expectation now for philadelphia, but the highest totals will still go to the southern most counties. we want to get a check on how it is looking outside right now on the area roadways, less than ideal. but let's get all of the details from justin dray become live in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab hi, justin. >> good morning, katie. yes, talk about so cold, just dealing with snow everywhere. kind of makes it easier to forecast. here we, are route one south new castle county delaware, actually getting off exit 136. if you know the area, which is middletown, and odessa, delaware. so we go and check out some of the neighborhoods around here. route one again looks like phonecall from my phot

philadelphia county is not included this time. meanwhile lets go out toward, what you can expect for the rest of the day here at least the morning drive, snow covered roadways where the snow hits. remember not everyone will find this reduced visability is a problem and slow travel and slick travel as well depending on where you are, going to be heading here today. the as we go through next couple of days, well, i'm confident at this point that the next three taste are the the last days we will see in the 20's. that is the hope as we look to sunday. 37 degrees easing up to the mid 40's come monday but we will track a new system at that point . looking ahead to tuesday, maybe a little chillier out there but we should see a nice surge of warmth by next mid week. it may come with rain but we will see. >> that is something we could look forward to, katie. >> for sure. >> good morning, everyone. you can look forward to the great commute so far, katie said we are waiting for precipitation but through the camera shots right new in the tra

, so basically the northern portion of our area, and then, winter weather advisories notice philadelphia county has now since been taken out of it, that one was allowed to expire at 5:00 a.m. so with time, we will see all of the advisories and warnings just gradually expire, from south to north as milder air takes over. and look at the spread. you have got 20's, 30's, 40's, so, i would say, you know, icing isn't as much of a concern down in atlantic city but ponding certainly is. so, it is just casino of variable. depending where your travels take you here today either fine some icing issues or some snow to have to plow through or just a loft ponding on the roads. but, it is going to be tricky morning drive, no matter what you find, and for the latest on what we're actually finding out there right now, we send it out to carol erickson in the mobile weather lab hi, carol. >> well, you know, i found really bad road jigs by accident. this is berks county. olds philadelphia pike, i can't even imagine what it muse have been like travel thon to get to philadelphia. but you can see the road has not be

you can see that includes philadelphia county also delaware county, points north and west. but all of south jersey and all of delaware. you are under a winter storm warning. so that's where the system will produce the most snow. you can see it's moving in right now from the chesapeake bay area so over the next couple of hours it will be snowing in sections of delaware as we zoom in little closer you can see it's already snowing in washington d.c. that snow will continue to head in our direction and it will pick up as we go hour by hour by 9:00 10:00 o'clock looking at snow in dover. moving toward wilmington as well as philadelphia. especially after 9:00, 10:00 o'clock and then after midnight pretty much area wide we're looking at that snow but look at the intensity where you see those darker shades of purple and blue. that is where that heavy snow will hit especially dover millville moving toward cape may as well as atlantic city. it will continue overnight and early tomorrow morning. so we're looking at dangerous slick roadways out there and i do anticipate delays and canc

, so basically the northern portion of our area, and then, winter weather advisories notice philadelphia countyas now since been taken out of it, that one was allowed to expire at 5:00 a.m. so with time, we will see all of the advisories and warnings just gradually expire, from south to north as milder air takes over. and look at the spread. you have got 20's,

but four to 6 inches, definately going to happen for philadelphia county, delaware county, at least lowernd eastern chester and montgomery counties. but the further northwest you go totals get reduced a you didn't have as much snow, b didn't snow long enough for to you pick up much more than. that will all gone again later this morning went winter weather advisory all go out of effect and we'll have clean to up do. then look ahead to wednesday few flurries, snow showers but i don't expect it to accumulate. then just stuck in the freeze again for thursday and friday. jess, over to you. >> thank you katie. yes, having pretty serious situation out on the blue route a loft incidents really across the board. definitely weather-related than is what we are dealing with through the predominant part of the morning. see one lane on the blue route right around conshohocken, northbound lanes due to tractor trail their actually lost control. another vehicle seems to be involved, police activity on the scene, they have set up some road flares, see single file lanes getting by, some cars keeping proper

he's accused of hitting hotels in both philadelphia and delaware county.ring a three-day crime spree in december. >>> new information tonight on the criminal history of a man suspected of attacking a woman at a center city train station. it's because of that background that prosecutors say they will ask for high bail to keep him behind bars. tonight septa police gave this photo of the officers arrested reginald green. they've arrested him at least ten other times. this time he's charged with attempted rape robbery and assault. surveillance video from the jefferson septa station on 10th and market was key to catching him this morning. he's accused of att ig; woman at the station on monday. >>> a philadelphia family forced out of their home by a demolition problem is expected to be back by tomorrow. firefighters rescued the family after an excavator hit their house this afternoon and trapped them inside. the city tells us the company was demolishing the home next door. their wall. >> and he hit the side of the home. the front of the home started to buckle ou

here, across the southern tear of our area, winter weather advisory posted though still for philadelphia county, chester, montgomery, bucks and then across the border into mercer. so as we go throughout the rest of this morning going to keep those alerts in effect through the typical morning rush, they are expected to expire at 10:00 a.m., 10:00 is the current or, sorry, ten is the actual temperature difference, we moderated 10 degrees, in other words since yesterday. so not as harsh but it is still cold enough, folks even as we only get to you 28 degrees, that's actually easing up from yesterday's highs, but it is still obviously cold enough that any of this precipitation that comes through will definitely be snow. it is out of here no later i would say, than lunchtime at the absolute latest, but we'll have some clean up to do. meanwhile fresh batch of arctic cold comes our way stuck again in the deep freeze for thursday and friday. jess, over to you. >> thank you katie. yep, good morning everybody little bit close to 4:30, actually, already seeing ton of accidents, ton of speed restrictions,

the philadelphia area and this swat h from west to east and then from the south of that six to 8 inches possible. maybe even more down in georgetown delaware and other place necessary sussex county but the poconos mountains will get the least accumulation out of this one. watches and warnings, down to the south it is a winter storm warning and around the philadelphia area we still have our winter weather advisory for those snowfall totals but they will expire at 10:00 a.m. now instead of noon. so temperatures are cold, yes it is 14 degrees in philadelphia, it is better than yesterday but it still feels like four. that is our wind chill. the the wind chill in mount pocono is still six below zero. it the is still mighty cold out there best news is the wind are not the nearly as strong as they were yesterday, up 7 miles an hour wind in philadelphia, so not a lot of blowing and drifting. we will get sunshine, later on, we will get a high of 28 degrees today, 13 is going to be the the low temperature tonight, so we will get another cold one and it will be plenty of slippery spots. so that takes care of your tuesday morning forecast from the weather authority. so, travel is a challeng

county. snow moves closer to philadelphia. closer to i-95 if you're traveling from wilmington to trenton. early 8:00 snow phauing. 10:00, snow still falling and we could have a separate ban through parts of lehigh valley. that's possible by 10:00 a.m. and through the afternoon we clear out even more. as far as the totals are concerned we could see an inch close to philadelphia. trenton, wilmington further south through south jersey and delaware we expect more on the way of snow. here's new jersey and delaware. 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. snow starts to move in a little earlier than phil area. there you see darker colors around sussex county. rehoboth beach. we see it accumulate. 8:00 9:00, snow continuing in the jersey shore. through delaware at 9:00 a.m. then we go closer to 11:00 and noon. finally we see the snow tapering after and it clears off as we go through the afternoon hours. by the time this is all over. we could see 2:00 to2 to 4 inches. sussex county we could see 3 to 6 inches. tonight we're seeing light snow developing south of the philadelphia area. sunrise mainly 22 for the

philadelphia. i'll let that lapse one more time so you can see it pushing over into burlington county. eing less intense snow. of course this is still coming down back through pottstown and coatesville and malvern. just not as heavily as it was earlier. doylestown also getting some of this. and we're continuing to get some improvement in south jersey and southern delaware where a lot of drying is taking place. about halfway down through new castle county, delaware and south, cape may county drying out after picking up about 7-inches of snow down on the point and then millville also in the process of drying out. if we go ahead and take the wider view, allentown just about ready to say goodbye to the snow. reding is drying at this point, lancaster as well and wilmington and philadelphia still have this last little prong to get through but then we'll be done there as well and it's looking like by about 9 o'clock this morning most of the area will be dry. we might still see some stuff hanging over by the north jersey shore but things are improving. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy

allentown, 3 to 6 inches. 6 inches plus for the lehigh valley and the poconos, 1 to 3 cutting philadelphia county right in half. we'll run the one inch line through center city it's mainly rain across south jersey and delaware. forecast for today mostly cloudy, snow developing late, probably up to 4 5:00 p.m. 37 degrees is the high. whatever snow you see will change over to rain. overnight tonight 25 degrees for the suburbs, 3 # center -- 32 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 37 today, 40 tomorrow, 24 tuesday, 42 wednesday, thursday, 30 degrees. >> nobody hit the jackpot in the powerball drawing. that brings wednesday's braking to a whopping $317 million. here the numbers. 5, 11, 16, 26, 50, the powerball 34. you can see the drawing on 6abc during "action news" at 11:00 every wednesday and saturday night. # now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish after dish... day after delicious day... shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. no

in parts of montgomery and philadelphia counties they're work around that. >> there is a sandwich.s a salad. >> reporter: along with every hot dinner delivered, meals on wheels in chestnut hill hands out a bagged lunch. when the weather is expected to be bad, they try and add some extras. >> fresh made desserts. >> reporter: so clients won't go hungry. this time of year volunteers often have rock salt with them to make it safer to navigate the sidewalks. and ahead of a recent storm, they doubled up on deliveries so their clients would have enough food to get them through. >> some of the volunteers are not coming through with driving because of the ice and the snow or too cold for them to come out. do you have that problem? >> we have a little bit of that. we're fortunate because we have a core of volunteers who -- they'll drive in anything. >> reporter: a lot of them are home bound and during this type of weather, they see very very few people. volunteers may be the only ones they see each day. so that connection is very important. >> reporter: that connection helps volunteers make

. >> that is correct, we have new been included in the winter storm warning here in philadelphia delaware county and southern portions of chester, montgomery and bucks county. national weather service decided to do this based on snowfall totals coming in and will meet criteria about 5 inches in the philadelphia area. so that pink area has moved up in just the the last hour. so, three to 6 inches. we are still going with that but maybe closer to the six then we will to the three. in the philadelphia area. so six to 8 inches still possible to the south of us and maybe more in southern delaware. one thing about this storm though it will get out of here by 10:00 o'clock in the morning. the that is a good thing. earlier exit then we anticipated. we have a two out of ten. so tough to get around this morning. here's ultimate doppler radar to show you how storm extend with the cold front down into georgia and northern florida but been so cold here we are seeing nothing but snow. steady snow continues throughout philadelphia to the north of us, to the east of us, even to the west, even further are out we

montgomery, bucks county at least showing up on radar, and drifting down toward delaware county, philadelphia county, so maybe some flurries out there. otherwise, it is warm enough for some rain showers, just south of 95. in slams of the system, went storm warning out for berks, lehigh northampton poconos those count it, upper montgomery bucks. winter weather advisory for everyone else, just for the onset of the storm. could have slippery storms from initial snow and ice before change to go rain. thirty-eight in the city now 34 in pottstown, 34 allentown 26 in the poconos and 36 in wildwood. fox future cast let's take this through tonight. snow showers north of philadelphia, driving home from the superbowl parties be careful, could easily coat the roadways this evening usually the first initial onset of the snow when the roads are the worse. even though they've been treated sometimes gets very slippery. so from 10:00 to midnight, rain-snow line around philadelphia, and then as we head toward morning eventually the rain area overtaking the snow areas. the rest of the day looks to bring rain, back edg

traveling around center city, bucks county, maybe south philadelphia, delaware county, down the board you're good. same thing for schuylkill expressway in delays in either direction this shot not far from center city. traveling through your western suburbs, speed limit 55 is your average around the curve. fifty-five is your average anywhere. if you are traveling in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. all and all it is beautiful out there i can't say it enough this morning. however, jan carabao live on the scene of the apartment fire traveling in the the norristown area. swede street is closed as a result at west marshall. if you are traveling generally around that area you will find other closures but dekalb street or main street would be your best bet. the mass transit is still in the clear erika. >>> we are following breaking news in taiwan where a plane crash killed at least 15 people. frightening crash was captured on a dashboard camera. you can see the plane coming down sideways that clipped a taxi and a bridge. right before it crashed in the river. new 13 people have already

county in delaware. so here's 4am. so it will impact the thursday morning commute especially south and east of philadelphia. at the clock. sam we're still looking at some of that moderate to even heavy snow once you move toward sussex county in delaware by 10am hammonton, dover, atlantic city, cape may looking at the snow. it starts to taper off by midday midday. we could even see a little bit of that snow move toward the philadelphia area but most of the accumulateing snow take look at the clock. as we go hour boy hour you can see by 8am9am still looking at some of the moderate snow towards sussex county central sections of delaware looking at some of that snow accumulating. we might see a coating at best toward philadelphia. but take a look at the totals by midday. rehoboth beach georgetown two to 4-inches. moving a little farther inland places like cape may atlantic city and millville likely one to two out of this system. so here's the bottom line, that snow begins predawn hours on thursday. the heaviest snow is going to be south and east of i-95. and then it tapers by midday several inches south and eas

county. as we take a closer look for philadelphia, camden gloucester, new castle bucks, montgomery chester, those locations, those counties will see anywhere between two to four inches. we have already seen around two inches come down in some of our suburbs. if you look closer to the lehigh valley we are going to see one to three inches with the storm system that we're tracking situated mainly to the south of the region. so that's why some of the southernmost locations will see more snowfall than others. two inches or less if you live closer to the poxcanos. the bull's-eye of the storm is the central and southern parts of delaware and along the shore. jillian mele is watching for any problems the storm is causing. good morning. >>> good morning to you brittney. we still have an accident on the boulevard southbound just past fox street. you can see that vehicle right there facing sideways on the highway. so police are out there at the scene. traffic is able to get by. we do have intermittent closures of all lanes there. heading into delaware a live look at route 7 here with snow covered roads. the

he was sworn in philadelphia and grew up in montgomery county. in prepared remarks carter said congress needs to restore stability in the defense budget but he is calling on the pentagon to end ways full spending. carter goes before the senate arms services committee and he is expect to get senate approval. >>> 5:19. time to check your philadelphia jobs market report and cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> reporter: professionals in the social services industry describe their careers less of a job and more of as calling through which they can positively impact someone's life. field encompasses counseling, social worker and psychology. many require advanced degrees but before you commit a large amount of time and money pursuing a doctorate or masters there are other options. the bureau of labor statistics say that employment for social and human service assistants is project to grow by 22 percent through 2022, that is much faster than average for all occupations. these assistants work under the supervision have of social workers and psy

one that would rebuild the entire stretch of ridge pike from norristown to the philadelphia county line. with tumbling concrete the road built in 1930 will get a total overhaul and will cost $6 million. >> the good thing is it will be safer. >> reporter: and take two years to build. >> that's going to be a pain. there's enough construction on the roads. we don't need any more. >> reporter: with newer roads, wider lanes, county commissioners are hoping drivers will quickly forget the headaches. deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >>> animal control officers in pittsburgh are looking for a pet owner after they found a dog frozen to death inside a cage. officers don't know exactly how long the dog was exposed to the frigid temperatures. the shih tzu was found yesterday with a collar that read, i love long walks. >> that is cruelty and people are rotten and cruel to animals. >> doctors will perform an ee cropcy to find an exact cause of death. >>> from a delaware bureau this afternoon -- new castle county authorities hope you can help find three thieves who robbed an embassy suites in newark. inv

where it's brighter in delaware county, philadelphia you might be getting a coating because it's more of a snow shower. it's moving towards the east and will be gone later this morning. 25 degrees by 9:00. 32 is the high and winds are not that strong. as we take a look, it felt like a heck of a cold february, always it turns out, this will be the 5th coldest febl on record. -- february on record and the 12th coldest month overall since we've been taking records back in 1872. it's been cold. >> a texas teen is taking advantage. rare wintery weather in the state by buildings an igloo. adam graham spent 30 hours creating the ice house. he said he homes to sleep in the igloo when it is done. >> it was the most envied gown on the red carpet, now lupita nyong'o answer pearl masterpiece was stolen from the hotel room in hollywood. the custom ivory address was made up of 6,000 pearls. they are looking at surveillance video to catch the thief. >>> kevin wesley is upset that wal-mart is selling saint patrick day tees that are tied to alcohol. he wants to buy them all before the public can get t

one problem stretches along city avenue near the philadelphia and delaware county border. that's where fox 29' bruce gordon joins to us note. bruce, drivers may need to grin and bear it for while. >> reporter: yeah, no question about it iain. in a nutshell, weather conditions cannot only help create road damage, they can delay fixing that damage and that's exactly exactly the scenario facing drivers along this stretch of road. funny how things work. penndot crews out in force thursday pouring raking and rolling hot asphalt to fill potholes on southbound city avenue. just south of haverford road. but the worst conditions by far could be found on northbound city avenue in more or less the same stretch. a 75-yard run here is like bouncing along on goat path. drivers have taken notice. >> you have to almost ride in the middle of the street to really go around it. >> reporter: that's not real safe, is it. >> not stave at all. >> you have a low sitting car like i do -- >> reporter: trouble. >> all up and down city line avenue is really bad. it's really, yeah. >> reporter: little

this is route 38 we're heading towards the city of philadelphia so we're in camden county. some people on the left lane going a little bit faster. maybe it's best to stay in the right lane and go a little bit slower which is what mobile6 is doing right now but we're headed to the ben franklin bridge and we'll show you more road conditions throughout the morning. >> and let's get you back out on the streets and go over to "action news" reporter erin o'hearn. she's continuing team coverage in roxborough an area with all of those hills that can be really slippery and sliding out there. let's go on over to erin. warp you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, tam, this is very tricky area and we're on the corner of ridge cinnaminson but i have to tell you every area is really tricky this morning. if you're waking up and looking out your window, you're probably going to look at the snowfall and think well it's no big deal, it doesn't look like it's coming down that hard but that is deceiving because the roads are very slick whether you're on the side roads or some of the main roads and as y

philadelphia you can see chester county and lancaster county seeing very light snowfall as well. and it's starting to move over south philadelphia. but those first snowflakes usually don't reach the ground right away. but that will be changing shortly. so stand by to see some snowflakes in the city. the temperature has already come down. it's 28 degrees in philadelphia. 30 in wilmington. and atlantic city with some light snow is at 30 degrees. a breeze blowing here at the studios. that will continue through the snow period this morning. a few light snowflakes at 7:00. by 9:00, we'll see a dusting in the philadelphia area. and the snow is quickly coming to an end at noontime today. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather when i'm back in ten. but right now, first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is watching the snow pile up in delaware and south jersey. morning. >> good morning to you, bill. it depends on where you're waking up where you're traveling, what you'll see this morning. this is a live look in southern delaware. route 1 at route 24. near rehoboth beach

county. reading, 12 degrees, allentown 7. philadelphia, 21 and millville 17. all right here's satellite 6 of a long with action radar. it's hard to pick out here. but there's a polar front swinging through southwestern pittsburgh and the ohio valley. we're in the single digits across the great lake states. we're in the 20 and 20s ahead of the front. we'll see snow squalls later this afternoon into the evening hours. the squalls will produce whiteout conditions. from you're traveling between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., drive slow, even if you see flakes, slow down because the visibility about drop dramatically in a very short period of time. once we get into sunday, the low pulls through into the canadian maritimes and here comes the arctic express. we have a wintery weekend on the way. winter weather advisory goes into effect for the evening hours, for the snow squalls its for the entire delaware valley. we'll see an accumulation west of the pennsylvania turnpike, but most areas will see a one to three inches. these are snow showers, they are not the squalls they

have a winter weather advisory that is posted and it has now been expanded to include philadelphia delaware counties as well as camden, burlington and ocean counties north and west. not so much of a concern with snowfall but rather freezing rain and sleet as we go throughout the day on monday. >> here's what's going on on big picture. stormtracker 6 double scan radar 3d showing you we're tracking frontal bountdry dripped knowledge of our region for majoritych the weekend. as we go throughout the overnight hours and into monday this frontal boundary dips to the south. and the cold air to the north will funnel southward and where you have a concern with mixed precipitation you're also going to have a concern open roads as early as tomorrow morning. still as we look at precipitation type and what we're tracking here for the poconos, overnight tonight into monday it looks to start out as mix. and gradual changeover to snow across the immediate northwest suburbs you have light rain at the onset and then changing over to ice to frozen precipitation and then snowfall moves in on backside and for philadelph

the advisory has been extended back through philadelphia, delaware county into southern chester, southernks and southern montgomery counties and that's because there is now a concern that in some of those areas we could actually get up above the 5-inch threshold for snow but general that three to six we have been warning through here is going the pan out pretty well. the advisory to the north and west where the snow won'ting piling up quite as much and the farther south you go through the region the better chance you have of higher accumulations. as we take a look at snowfall amounts that have been coming in, just over the last couple of hours, we're up to 5-inches in ocean view delaware way down south in sussex county. delran in burlington county 4 inches. brandywine 3-inches, trappe montgomery county 2.7. some of these are couple hours old, others more recent but you are getting the idea that snow as expected is piling up a bit. still expect delays during the morning rush hour. heavy snow has fallen overnight especially south and east of philadelphia. several inch os the ground and in i

eastern chester county, delco, philadelphia, we're still seeing snow? new castle will county as well. we will go to the south ape lewis. then we will go up firth north. we will see here in the city, it is light but the snow is still falling. we will get a chance to maybe get out there and clean some have of it up. just remember it is cold, single digits wind chills, take frequent breaks if you shovel some of that snow, trenton is still snowing there as he will. low pressure system is moving from the west to the east and that is how the snow will exit from the west to the east over the the next couple of hours. we will see it pretty much gonna cord to go this computer model by about 9:00, or 10:00 o'clock this morning. we will see sunshine moving in from west to east as well as the the clouds clear in the wake of that storm. so how much snow? well, anywhere from three to 6 inches in philadelphia, the east and west of us.h to the six to 8 inches down to the the south. one to 3 inches to the north of us. then we will look ahead to tomorrow, in the evening h

philadelphia. five others have been recorded in montgomery county, two in lehigh county and one in berks county. 80ear-old mildred rem was found today in philadelphia. she reportedly died of hypothermia. officials say she suffered with dementia and frequently wandered away from her home where she was last seen on wednesday. >>> tonight a bucks county woman is put agnew face on a growing national debate. recently diagnosed with a life altering illness she refuses to let that determine how her live ends. today i sat down to talk with her about her life, her illness and dying with dignity. >> nobody wants to die. i don't want to die. >> reporter: and yet barbara beach rose is faced with death. >> my live plan was to work a little longer and retire well and see my grandchildren grow up up. i always -- this was like being hit in the face with a shovel. >> reporter: the 6484 old is diagnosed as early onset alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment. >> when you get a diagnosis like that, is it scary? >> yeah. just on so many levels. there's no light at the end of my tunnel. i'm on that path and th

time tomorrow perhaps by 7:00 or 8:00 we could see light snuff pass up through philadelphia and bucks and montgomery countyghtens up by 11:00. and the whole thing is probably over by about 1:00, we'll be looking at a coating to inch of snow from areas close to philadelphia, south into cape may county and 1 to 2 by the shore. 38 is the high and tomorrow cloudy and colder a high of 30 and snow ending at lunch time. cold on friday and saturday with highs around 30 sunday we have a sun to clouds mix, a high of 36 and by nighttime there could be rain. some of that extended in monmorning and tuesday north chance of rain, either tuesday night or wednesday and that one looks like mainly rain and more precipitation overall. >> maybe march should be less severe than february. david thank you. >>> more ahead in our next half hour at noon, including details in a major suburban drug bust and joe biden is laughing off a video that when viral on social media. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again here are the stories we are following at 12

traveling around the area of cottman avenue in and out of the northeast and center city philadelphia delaware county, good news just keeps on coming. hopefully it stays that way for quite sometime but in regard to your majors every single will one is nice and clear. this is taking a look at 476 around mid county tolls and around this a area, even schuylkill i-95, we have good news. the right now majors aren't too much of the concern, in regard to any sort of rush hour. we're waiting in the wings for that. traveling around downingtown area we have a accident involving an overturn tractor trailer closing the the westbound side of route 30, between 340 and reeseville road. your best alternate toys use business route 30 to get by. watch out for an accident at eagleville road including a down pole. germantown pike is your best bet. no delays for mass transit, erika. >>> developing in sussex county, new jersey police say this father has taken his two young sons and a manhunt is underway. police have not issued an amber alert, but, authorities say christopher dohm violated a custody agreement. police think

just to the north of philadelphia, chester county, montgomery county southern parts of the berks county one to 3 inches before it wash's way with heavy rainfall and up toward lehigh valley we are expecting three to 6 inches of snow and sleet before even there it changes to rain. here are the times of the change to rain philadelphia metro area between midnight and 2:00 a.m. pennsylvania turnpike between two and 4:00 a.m. and lehigh valley between 5:00 and 8:00 o'clock in the morning. by tomorrow morning's rush hour many areas just wet roads, with some ponding but it is lehigh valley we have to watch out for sarah with that icing lingering into that morning rush. >> adam, thank you. >>> lets get the a check on how road crews are working to make sure your morning commute is a safe one. "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live with that part of the story, annie. >> reporter: and sarah over past five minutes we started to see some really light flurries, at this point , penndot crews don't have a lot to do but we're told they will be driving around all night overnight looking for that p

there's some in chester county, philadelphia, and allentown and this is the third or fourth batch in the lehigh valley. not much going on in south jersey. even this little bit can be a problem when you have temperatures around the freezing mark as we've had yesterday. we have a lot of snow in new england, more for boston, as you mentioned. weir looking at a broken pattern today and tonightment we could see the snow line push into the northern suburbs and doesn't look like it will amount to that much. let's move on to the winter weather advisory, this is in effect not only today but tonight, the main issues yosemite area light freezing rain, maybe sleet mixed in, and later on tonight some of the snow coming into the northern suburbs. the world to the wise if you're on foot or behind the wheel even though there's a spotty light precipitation temperatures are near freezing and you see drops you want to slow down because they could be freezing up beneath your tires. the untreated surfaces that will see the worst icing the rest of the day and tonight. rick williams when i come back i'll t

southern new jersey, cape may county, as well as dover, delaware get something heavy rain at the moment. as predict we have lift that had winter weather advisory for philadelphia delaware county, new jersey counties but still in effect for chest certificate, southern montgomery and southern bucks and lancaster county for probably until will about 10:00 a.m. that is when travel could still be tricky and maybe icy, dies think morning. 35 degrees and 7:08 is sunrise time. visibility is pretty poor up in the mountains. two and a half miles in philadelphia. only 2 miles in wilmington. today, we will get to a high of 45 degrees, before the sun comes out and wind pick up and temperatures plumet tonight. i'm getting out so bob can get in. temperatures plumet tonight. so, one must look at the monitor, yes. >> guess what today is, happy anniversary, to the fox 29 morning news. >> i was third today we are one year-old this morning here. >> the 4:00 o'clock show. >> 4:00a m show. >> we started the day after the super bowl. >> yes, the day after after the the super bowl. >> yes, come on, wake up, where is the cup cakes for today. i need a jelly doughnut at least, something

trenton, bucks county, northeast philadelphia, there's the potential for icing on untreated surfaces. the rain is going to be on/off this morning but it looks like it will get steadier during the day. and during the day the temperatures are going to be stuck right around freezing. northeast philadelphia it's already there, 31 in horsham. trenton, 31 degrees. quakertown and doylestown watch out for icy spots. if you see rain coming down it will fall as normal rain but the surfaces could ice up. be on the lookout for damp streets to have icy spots. it only takes one icy spot to ruin your day. 31 degrees in mount holly. most of delaware not seeing those icing conditions it's the colder region. and that's going to be an issue as the day goes on. this is 9:00 this morning. the hour by hour weather shows the potential for icing north and west near the i-95 corridor. that's 11:00 this morning. be on the lookout for rain that could be icing up during the day today. and then later today the freezing rain will changeover to some light sleet and then it will end in some light snow as we head int

but in the meantime, that's not the case here in philadelphia or montgomery county. we talked to the hills chapter who said their group works in all kinds of weather. and they also include how staff comes in early to prepare hot wheels. ahead of the storms the crew passing two days' worth of deliveries, so clients wouldn't be hung we while it snowed. the volunteers also spend time making sure that their day is going to be okay. that they'll be okay. >> that's especially important, especially at this time of the year. in some cases, the meals on wheels could not give them the help they need. >>> 5:16. new video shows a different kind of smash and grab at a storage facility in philadelphia. the suspect uses his car to crash in the doors on several weeks near this eye. >>> and a girl said a man tried to kidnap her as she walked home from school. police released this sketch of the suspect. the 11-year-old girl said he had a skeleton tattoo on his arm. the black suv had tinted windows and roost on the hood. when she was grabbed by him she kicked him and got away. >>> and

philadelphia. >> nbc10's doug shimell joins us from lehigh county. describe conditions for us. >> reporter: where we are west/northwest of allentown, public works having done a pretty good job of keeping the salt down overnight. as you can tell a lot of granular traction material. we're on chipawa driver here in a suburb getting ready to turn onto russert road. it was snow overnight, ice over snow. most of the school districts in poconos and northern hee lie valleys and northampton counties closed for day. i talked to the stroutsduring school district and he said they're on snow day six or seven and last year there were about 17 snow days. they'll get out later. graduation will push back to the last day of school probably the second week of june. he said much rather error on the side of caution now than perhaps, have regrets later on. we spent most of our morning trekking all of the travails that people went through in the northern poconos in lehigh valley. >> first time in 37 years i've ever been stuck in a tractor-trailer. >> reporter: he delivered

. >> reporter: we have snow showers in chester county pushing into delaware county and getting ready to come into philadelphia. so far in the outlying areas all we've had are flurries. this is enough to put down a coating on some surfaces that haven't been treated. be careful of that as it glides through the morning rush hour. doesn't look like it will be around very long as you look at satellite, there's a transition for partly sunny skies. 25 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in wilmington. 17 in allentown. 19 in reading. 16 degrees in wildwood, new jersey. so everybody needs to bundle up. as we roll through the day, 25 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 28. we'll get up to 31 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 32 i believe will be right in there around 2 or 2:30. skies clearing tonight. if you have plans to go out on the town, you'll need a i'll have the details coming up. as well as precipitation arriving sunday afternoon. >> reporter: we have a nasty accident a car ran into a fire house. we have crews on the scene in wissinoming. you want to watch near harbison near cheltenham. stick to torresdale. we see flashing lights with emergency

snow in the baltimore-washington area, as women, and also watching out to the west of philadelphia, lancaster countyme very light snow starting to fall there. some of this sneaking into new castle county. so the time willing of the storm pretty much the way we said it would be, moving in during the morning and continuing through the rush hour. so the winter weather advisory is for the northern two counties of delaware, all of southern new jersey, a winter storm warning in effect, this is the advisory, this is the warning, and that's down in sussex county, because that's where we expect the most accumulation. so we see the snow moving in throughout the morning again heaviest to the south maybe even three to 6 inches when all is said and done. now in places like rehoboth, georgetown, one to 3 inches to the north of that, and a coating to an inch possible here in philadelphia. again, couldn't be more inconvenient with the timing. temperatures are in the 20's to the north of us, 31 degrees here in the city, that may ends up being one of the highest temperatures of the day, because once this storm is out

fox 29's bruce gordon live along city avenue near the philadelphia delaware county border where that street is pretty torn up, bruce and the fix won't be quick or easy. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, dawn it is often weather conditions fluctuating temperatures precipitation that help create road damage in the first place. well those weather conditions can also make cleaning up the mess afterward very difficult. first the good news. penndot crews were out in force this day spreading raking, and rolling hot asphalt to fill potholes along southbound city avenue south of haverford road. but the worse stretch around here can be found in the northbound lanes. nearly 75-yard stretch of city avenue that looks like a mind field and rides like it, too. >> what was it like riding over it? >> like rocky roads. >> reporter: not got ice cream kind. >> no, not at all. roar report a little rough ride? >> let's say just say my teeth are loose. >> this looks like it's full of craters you really kind of have to slow down and maneuver. >> reporter: the problem says penndot is the road damage here is so

route 1 chester county and along the 95 corridor starting to pick up steadier snowfall close to medford great lakes. south of that region you have mainly rain conditions. it's for philadelphia that 95 corridor chester and lancaster counties and through sections of south jersey and also for middletown as well. these areas will quickly changeover to rain. there's a winter storm warning in effect for areas north and west of i-95 corridor from poconos areas no northern montgomery bucks northampton lehigh and berks as well as we're fighting impacts across the region overnight tonight to monday afternoon. with more on what this storm system will do as far as winter storm quarngz are concerned. adam joseph will do that. >> the snow, sleet some ice will linger longer before it even changes to rain there. in fact we take a look at those impacts up to the north. and as far as northwestern suburbs we see several hours of snow before we see a small periods of icing in predawn hours for the lehigh valley and that is where we're sdpekting some dangerous travel early in the morning for rush hour. for the rest of region it looks like wet morning rush with rain. take a look at numbers. pret

but they are back open now. >>> authorities from philadelphia and neighboring counties carry out a roundup called operation deadbeat sweep. early this morning, philadelphia sheriff department officers made arrests on outstanding warrants. they range from drug offenses to domestic violence and failure to pay child support. the annual rate usually takes place near valentine's day. >>> center city a sidewalk has been closed at 15th and walnut after a sign fell damaging this awning right there that you're looking at. the sign fell it took some of the building's facade with it. luckily no one was hurt. >>> and students at millersville university are being urged to wear purple to honor a freshman that police say was killed by her boyfriend. purple is used to raise awareness for dating violence. funeral services for carly hall will be held in kennett square tomorrow. police say her boyfriend beat and strangled her in her millersville dorm room last sunday. orrostieta faces a homicide charge. >>> the man who police say faked his death in a boat that crashed turned himself in. he's got until this a

four to 6 inches in that warning zone from camden, gloucester, salem, new castle will county through trenton philadelphia. 6 inches to the north and west of chester county montgomery county, parts of the berks county. two to four in southern new jersey. at the shore one to 2 inches as we are seeing that mix. that mix to rain we're talking sleet, freezing rain, rain between now and 8:00 o'clock, southern new jersey and delaware. along philadelphia, trenton, wilmington, eight to 11, in the lehigh valley not until after midnight tonight as that cold air lingering longer there. whole melissa comes back she will talk bay beautiful even to the weekend we will get a recovery here on sunday. >> i think we need it. >> we will head out to kenneth moton live from king of prussia and kenneth pretty misty for sure out. >> reporter: walter, how do i put this, it is an absolute mess out here. there are saturday snowstorms. not a high volume traffic day but people still wanting to out and about. so roadways have been jammed. this is live view of 202 state crews have been bus toy day and they have a long way to go. >> it

county as well. and this will swing into philadelphia. not expecting to see more than half an inch on the ground in some spots in the lehigh county just a dusting for the northern and western suburbs of philadelphia. but those snow showers will fall apart as they blow through the area. and the wind will really be kicking in this morning and this afternoon. we'll see skies clearing but much colder air is on the way. and you'll feel it later today. so we're starting off above freezing. 34 degrees to start with. by late this afternoon, we'll be at 24 degrees. we will see sunshine but the wind, 35 miles an hour making that 24 feel even colder. and it will be colder tomorrow morning, down to 12 degrees. a high of 30 tomorrow afternoon. a little bit of a breeze still blowing on friday. the temperatures climb saturday. 42, the high. but clouds will be moving in. and that's going to lead to a combination of snow arriving sunday and sticking around for monday and into tuesday. then finally dry wednesday. >>> about ten minutes till 6:00 now. bill sh

county. and north and west of philadelphia, we're looking at a coating up to an inch through bucks county andstly cloudy and milder today. 48 to 51. enjoy those temperatures because a bitter blast comes right back with your seven-day. there's that rain the mix north and west on monday. 38 degrees. tuesday, 40 and blustery. wednesday, we're back into 30s, we'll see some sunshine. and thursday sun and clouds 40. friday a bitter blast. we're talking strong, strong winds. cold temperatures, 22 degrees, feeling like the teens, and for your valentine's day, temperatures around 28 degrees and sunny skies. >> i forgot that day was coming up. >> thanks michelle. >>> next your powerball dreams are still alive. no winner last night and now the jackpot is even bigger. >>> the powerball jackpot continues to grow. nobody hit last night's big prize in the drawing, so that means the new jackpot is a whopping $450 million. that drawing will be held on wednesday. it is one of the biggest prize pools ever offered in the powerball lottery. >>> a big night for the music industry, as they celebrate the grammy awar

county and delaware and into the dover area. there is still accumulating snow, though, in new jersey. look at winslow township, philadelphia and into burlington county. trenton seeing some accumulating snow. but it is tapering off from the west. reading just some snow showers moving through west cowman as we see the snow tapering off. we are already seeing improving conditions with temperatures cold enough that it's snow wherever. there's snow sleet or freezing rain. just that light, fluffy snow easy to move but makes for a very slippery condition. so the snow is still coming down and we will see snow showers by 7:00. but by 9:00 most of area is looking at cloudy skies with the clouds thinning out. 20 degrees at lunchtime with breaks of sunshine this afternoon. back with the hour-by-hour future weather to show us when it will end in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten. but right now first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is having a busy morning. >> it looks like i'm inside a vehicle right now. i'll step out of the way to get a good look. because i'm not walking inside this vehicle. this is 76 near montgomery drive.

philadelphia. more impressive in burlington county with four inches on the ground. cape may is seeing accumulating snowfall. but look at this we're starting to see it taper off in eastern maryland. it's going to be coming to an end in kent county before it ends in new castle county. and it's already tapering off north and west. so much of this storm is already past us. in your hour-by-hour future weather shows at 7:00 it will still be accumulating in millville. but areas north and west will see clouds. and the clouds will be starting to thin out as we go into the late morning hours. actually we'll get sunshine in the afternoon with temperatures climbing to 20 degrees at 9:00. that's the 9:00 hour with some snow falling in new jersey. but this is a fast moving system. we have dry air behind it so much of what is on the ground won't see a lot more of additional snowfall. we are going to see five to seven inches in central and southern delaware and into cape may county. the i-95 corridor including philadelphia trenton and wilmington, two to five inches. the farther nor

county. >> philadelphia police are searching for the ban -- bandits who may have used social media to pick their victims. >> 24 hours a day you can watch a bear cub in northern new jersey. >> chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have temperatures closing in on 60 degrees in some locations. aerials to the north are barely above freezing. seeing a lot of clouds and light, gentle breeze out of the southwest. let's switch it over to the numbers, 55 is the number for millville and atlantic city, dover, wildwood, 352. ten degrees cooler, make that 11 by the time we get into philadelphia and cooler still as we get the lehigh valley. allentown, 36. poconos the freezing mark. the areas that are seeing a good snow pack those areas remain much colder than portions of the delaware valley, south and east today. that's going to help to set up the wintry mix by the time we get into tomorrow. the satellite and radar showing cloud cover out there that's pretty much what we're expecting start to finish. mostly cloudy skies but mild temperatures. we're shooting for a

they say they were clustered near the airport in philadelphia and delaware county and the motor lodgety avenue was also hit. philadelphia's major crimes fugitive task force arrested 39 year old george merriweather. >>> and they have a man in custody who they say beat and sult assaulted a woman on a septa spot monday. reginald green led a woman to a secluded area. the jefferson station concourse after she asked for directions. they say green has 11 prior arrests. >>> a veteran from the war in afghanistan has been having more than his share of trouble with a philadelphia convenience store. he is hoping the wrongs done against him are now being made right. "action news" reporter kenneth moton live at 22nd and market in center city. kenneth? >> jim, there was quick action on this one after we got involved. the war veteran says he was kicked out of the 7-eleven not once but twice. all because of his service dog. 26 year old miguel olivero goes so does bailey. the art institute of philadelphia student is it a war veteran who served in afghanistan twice. bailey is his service dog who helps w