this is route 100 southbound at phoenixville pike but we're seeing accidents pop up all over the region. again because of the low visibility and the slick roadways. so, taking a look at the big picture we have an accident westbound right at montgomery. to keep you aware of and it's very slow going in the westbound lanes taking about 45 minutes to go from the vine to the blue route right now. we also have an accident on route 1 north at hulmeville road. an accident just cleared on 95 right at the walt whitman bridge in the northbound lanes and so again slick spots all over the region. lots of accidents to report. fog on the bridges too. all of the bridges have reduced speeds. we have 25 miles on the ben

many in phoenixville still snow bound. though public works crews continued their battle. heading to work first had to work to free his car of the icy grip of yesterday's storm not an easy or quick fix. finally, dugout a frozen driver's door slowed things down once again. but in the end, it was off to work. sidewalks and pedestrians another issue. rod and his crew spent yesterday plowing parking lots and today clearing walks and steps leading to apartments. how many steps are you going to be doing here? >> i don't know. i started counting i might go crazy, right. [laughter] >> reporter: they could have used some of girard's gung-ho ice clearing on unshoveled stretches of main street's sidewalks. the complaint from neighbors there's stale lot of ice here even 18 hours after yesterday's snow ended. >> the businesses are opened. i understand last night when the snow had stopped late and they weren't opened not being but i mean most everybody's opened now so i think you would have to try to make it safe for everybody to walk around. >> reporter: the cleanup still a work in pro

this is 422 westbound by the phoenixville phoenixville-collegeville exit. we can actually see part of the westbound lanes. seeing blacktop here at painters crossing in chadds ford, and this is 202 at baltimore pike if you are headed down to route 1 watch out there is an accident up ahead. crews worked hard this afternoon but it's too much snow to keep up with. we still have snow in belmar, camden county and the northeast corridor city not running from trenton to princeton and the newark and chestnut hill lines are halted. >> thank you matt. >> well the "action news" morning team will be on at 4:30 a.m. with the latest for you on road conditions and the potential for record breaking cold join matt, tam david and karen for all you need to know. >> all right we'll take a break and more news when we come right back. ♪♪ i've been driving a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. lease an mkc for $349 a month, plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash on

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just nuisance rain and if we go in tighter to the western portion of chester county, by exton and phoenixville and limerick and in towards montgomery county you see heavier stuff highlighted in yellow but not amounting to much and some of this is crossing the delaware bay into south jersey, cape may with the leading edge of it just coming ashore and salem county also seeing this. i'll leave you with the wide view, if you want to see what is coming to allentown. an hour to 90 minutes for this to pass through. as we take a look outside, cloudy skies with sun breaking through earlier this morning on chopper 6 hd over philadelphia but of course now with the rain on our doorstep the clouds are getting thicker, here is the low dew point and the leading edge of rain is not making it all the way to the ground winds southwest, and cooler to the west where the rain band is to the west interacting with the surface, the rain comes over and pops up after the rain is through, there is the first batch coming through and additional rain to the west, and most of this misses us to the north and some of it comin

in phoenixville drivers whose cars were buried had their work cut out for them. first came the shovels and then the scrapers. plow drivers spent their day clearing out clogged roadways. fortunately this time the sun was on their side. >>> shovels got a workout today in mount holly burlington county. folks we spoke with didn't mind the snow actually. the temperatures well below freezing that really bothered them and for that, they are ready for warmer weather ahead. >>> and it was a similar scene in delaware today. people were out early clearing the sidewalks on market street in wilmington. in minquedale they brought out the heavy equipment to clear the snow in front of the new castle county police headquarters. >>> these kids weren't concerned with cleanup today. chopper 6 hd flew over fairmount park in philadelphia where some youngsters enjoyed their second snow day. the frozen terrain was marked with footprints sled tracks and the occasional snow angel. >>> be sure to check in with 6abc.com/weather. you can keep an eye on the sky with our storm tracker 6 radar.

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phoenixville, 36 degrees. you will need to bundle up with the sunshine. but then the clouds arrive and we are looking at rainfall. by late this morning, the first showers are moving into the area. heading out the door it's completely dry. the rain the snow is all to the northwest. by the time it gets to us it will just be rain. it's cold air in central and northern michigan. and it's on the move. we'll see that wet weather this afternoon and into this evening for philadelphia. and there could be some snow mixing to the north, but temperatures will be above freezing. so it couldn't be causing too many problems. the forecast today calls for clouds to increase. the first showers late this morning and a steadier rain arriving during the afternoon. to the north, temperatures are stuck in the 40s. south jersey will make it into the 50s. i'll show you when the rain is moving out with the extended future weather when i'm back in ten. >>> ten minutes after 4:00 now the first alert traffic reporter christine maddela has everything you need to know before you hit th

the first one will pop up in phoenixville. the libraries promote reading. concept for a library and invite people to take a book or leave a book. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> students attack. this morning a warning from a local university about crimes near campus. >>> and wedding wait times. we'll tell you about the push to make marriages happen faster for couple couple couples literally running out of time. >>> and you're waking up to another spring chilly morning as we take a live look at boat house row. more spring-like weather is on the way for later in the week. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news" today. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. right now it's cold outside, 33 degrees. we'll keep you updated with the first alert forecast. bill? >>> temperatures are still falling and it is spring time. it's still cold enough for a little bit of wintry weather. and that's what i'm tracking this morning. clouds over center city right now as it is dry. but right now there are snow showers moving

phoenixville 32 degrees. berlin, 35. during the day today, that early light icing and just a few spots are patchy. but clearing conditions for everybody. and by this afternoon, it's sunny. the temperatures are in the 50s. a lot of people will be happy. not much wind. and we get 50 degrees yesterday. a high on friday near 26. that's pretty amazing. the average high is 50 this time of the year. so 48 tomorrow. despite the clouds, some rain coming in late in the day and at night. not real heavy rain. and then it drops into delaware on wednesday. kind of chilly on thursday. and friday. then a wetter system comes in with more rain over the weekend. >>> and 5:50 we'll see if any of the freezing rain is showing up on the area roads. >> first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is always watching cameras to see if she sees slick spots on the roadways. >> i'm not seeing anything hit the ground just yet. this is a live look at center city, philadelphia. the majors in and out of the city are quiet including the vine street expressw

pretty light volume so if you're coming in from phoenixville or chester springs you're looking really route 100. you're note going to see a problem yet. we have this issue here in hatfield still going on, orvilla road closed between clymer and independence way. this is because of the structural problems they found with the bridge over neshaminy creek. if you're in this area you have to stick to line lexington road as your alternate. it's and clear how long this will be shut down because they have at a lot of work to do in that area. bucks county one work zone remaining here on the turnpike westbound near delaware valley. it's out there blocking the right lane. let's check your commuter traffic report and more people talking about potholes here and this is deep sea diver a member of our 6abc team south broad street in the city. how about the temperatures this morning, 29 at philadelphia international airport. 22 in allentown. 17 in mount pocono. 18 degrees, not the wind chill, the degrees right now in millville. it is a cold start to the day. but this afternoon we're at least making it

morning, we take you out to 422 eastbound is the headlight, this is approaching route 29 around the phoenixville collegeville area. so both directions, looking pretty good this morning, so far. we take you to the boulevard check out the birds eye view there, both directions, no problems heading in and out of the city. area speeds, across the region, look pretty good again the schuylkill expressway in and out, coming in around 55 miles per hour, you don't see any red showing up yet this morning. so, traffic is looking good, 55 miles per hour on 95, and up to 65 on 295 and the jersey turnpike. we did have that accident in plymouth township on germantown pike, it is cleared, but still dealing with some lane restrictions, due to downed power pole. that is a look at your ride this morning erika back to you. >> thanks, justin. tensions running high in ferguson missouri after two police officers were shot during a protest early thursday morning. >> demonstrators marched last night calling for the resignation of the city's mayor. candlelight vigil was also held to honor the two officers. this is the lat

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big blue eye 77 tweeted it's starting to stick in phoenixville chester county. a pothole in royersford along main street. >> thank you matt. some of the southern areas in our viewing region that's where it is expected to accumulate over time. let's check in with eva pilgrim in pennsauken, camden county, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we're starting to see the snow come down, there's snow with ice, the roads are clear, but if you look on the ground it starting to accumulate in the grassy areas. earlier when it was coming down, people were confused when they saw it. we talked to people at this wawa in pennsauken off route 70. they woke up this morning, and many of them were disappointed. >> i look out the window and thought i could stay home, but i'm going to work. >> reporter: do you think they will send you home? >> it depends on how deep it gets. >> reporter: a little wishful thinking, especially because this part of the area will get hit with most of the accumulating snow. a lot of people hoping they will get sent home at some point in the day. there

pocono we've been looking at the snow showers they can get a couple of inches, right now near phoenixville hamilton trenton and moving into sections of south jersey we are looking at some of those showers impacting your plans. so grab the rain gear if you're stepping outdoors. look the a the sharp temperature divide. we have 31-degree in the pocono mountains. mid 40s in pottstown. we have 50s in philadelphia and wilmington. 60s though once you move into sections of central delaware. atrazine we watch the clock you can see by 6:00 p.m. we're still looking at some of the snow in monroe counties. moving into south jersey and southern sections of delaware. by 7:00 more of the same. we'll be cold enough, far north and left we're looking at the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains for some of that snow. there could be a when the snowflake that mixes later on tonight as we move toward the philadelphia area, but once again, most the precipitation will be out of here. grab an umbrella if you're stepping outdoors this evening. that winter weather advisory in affect forth the poke motor vehicle mou

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now 60 degrees and climbing in phoenixville. they won't go much warmer than that, though because the wind has already started to kick in. along with the sunshine and that 65 in philadelphia the wind is now out of the west/northwest at 15 miles an hour. we're seeing gusts to 23 miles an hour. that's the beginning of the cold air working into the area that will drop the temperatures this afternoon. it will clear things out. the future rain and snow shows a little bit of snow early tomorrow morning, off to the north and east. we won't have to worry about snow on wednesday. won't have to worry about snow on thursday. but there are some changes ahead for friday and that's why. this is first thing thursday morning. that's rain moving into kentucky. can see it ends in southern indiana and illinois. that's on the move. and when it arrives here friday morning, it is going to be running into the colder air, so we will likely see some snow falling early friday morning. the snow, the rain will be to our southwest. it will be moving into tha

at the freedoms foundation on 1601 valley forge road in phoenixville. for more information, come to our website, at nbc10.com, or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you for joining us this morning. best of luck with your kick starter campaign. >> thanks for having me vai. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well yet another unseasonably cold day out there. this time we're adding some rain and at least parts of the area. we're tracking some showers, not especially heavy. we're also tracking that warmup that is coming. we have been telling you about it for a long time. it is a one-day warmup and it also may be accompanied by thunderstorms. we could see the clouds thickening across the philadelphia skyline. they showed a little bit of sunshine, even just a half hour ago. 43 degrees, no wind relatively low humidity. at least at the ground. it is colder in lancaster, rain has moved in. and temperatures in the 40s across the rest of the area. and it is not going to warm up a whole lot over the next few

. >>> and they were busy cleaning up the snow in phoenixville chester county today. first it was clearing off the car and then digging out from the advertisements others were busy putting salt down on the sidewalks to keep people from slipping. let's head over now to meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board with a look back at the storm and hopefully some nicer weather ahead, cecily. >> and sharrie this morning with temperatures really adding insult to injury we had the snow on the ground and the morning low in philadelphia dropped down to 11 degrees. that's just 1 degree above the record low set back in 1978 and this is the coldest temperature we've recorded in philadelphia in 21 years since right after the 1993 super storm that dropped around a foot of snow. so, philadelphia didn't set a record but we had a lot of record lows. allentown hitting a record low of 3 degrees. reading two trenton six wilmington dropped all the way down to 5 degrees and atlantic city airport also a record low down to 8 degrees and a lot of these records that are -- that w

. >> tam, here comes the crowd on 422 headed eastbound passing phoenixville and collegeville headed inking of prussia this morning. we do have building volume. we'll check a couple accidents in bucks county and talk about a couple fire locations as well when "action news" continues on this tuesday morning. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> 6:16. good morning everyone. stuff happening here at philadelphia international airport. it's 27 degrees right now. no precipitation in the morning commute but look out for the evening. stuff could start happening by 3:00 p.m. >> so, matt, make the best of the drive in this morning. >> that's right. get out now. this is the time to go. hey, i wanted to make sure you guys know not only is today national pancake day it's also national anthem day because march third 1931 congress ratified the star spangled banner as our national anthem. >> francis scott key. >> exactly. little trivia this morning. so say can you see by the dawn's early light a crash clearing along bucks county. southbound route 1 by lincoln highway getting it cleared out of the way. the police officers pu

. >> all of phoenixville is one big potholes. >> the p for pp. >> hey, jj. >> reporter: yeah, guys i think they are every where. i know you wanted to us hit up old york road. we only had 15 minutes. we ended up on 27th street in camden. that was a tip from a woman at the cherry hill diner. man, it it was a bum py ride. we have seen, yep, we will see that school bus coming down this way with the kid jumping up and down and watch what it does. you have have to really take it slowly and messing up traffic here as well. the entire stretch of between the street looks like this with the asphalt completely torn up. this is a bad stretch. we were in cherry hill, haddon township, it is every where. yesterday our bill anderson was out and about too. he talk to people so frustrated they have been popping tires left and right. >> front passenger side tire was completely shredded. bent my rim. my rear passenger tire was slowly leaking, coming to find out. the rim was also bent. >> it is deep. they are wide. is there cracks every where on the road. for the most part it took a toll on my car. >> re