in richboro, 16 inches of snow. you can see the results big snow piles in the parking lot and roads. the major roads and secondary roads across the region are in good shape, but the back treats are in bad shape. a lot of people will have hard time getting off their properties. richboro was the epicenter in terms of snow, but power outages, this morning, 5% of customers in lower makefield are still without power this morning. that's actually down from 64% earlier this morning. 55% in lower makefield. 40% out inform bristol. 35 in falls township. the good news the numbers are improving. a few hours ago, 23% of customers across bucks county were without power. at this time only 20%. there are people struggling without power. some people have been without power since last friday's storm. they set up a red cross shelter at the middletown township municipal complex for those having trouble and need extra help it's located at 3 municipal way in langhorne. red cross shelter at 3 municipal way in langhorne. reporting live fr

snowfall totals impressive, richboro where jan carabao thinks morning. 16 inches of snow.e saw 6.1 inches at philadelphia international. we have 44 down the shore. ocean city pick up, around 3 inches of snow. fresh powder up in the poconos with a high temperature of 34. it will feel chillier though, with winds in the west/ northwest at five to 15 miles an hour, right here in philadelphia, we're looking at, wind chill values today in the 30's but a high temperature of 35 degrees. tons of sunshine, certainly should help with that, melting potential. you're witness weather seven day forecast, 43 as we head into friday. isolated snow shower cannot be ruled out. a couple of flurries. as we head in the weekend sunday night into monday watching for potential for northeast ter number three. we will talk about that next half an hour, meisha. >> you know, they say three times a charm, thanks very much, chelsea. let's hope somehow, some way that third possible nor'easter , just slide on by us, because we are still dealing with the remnants of the yesterday's, we are still talking abo

richboro pennsylvania is the winter, 16 inches of snow it's going be a rough morning and rough commute for a lot of people in this part of the area. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. bucks county hard-hit in pennsylvania. one of the hardest hit areas in south jersey would be burlington county. the action cam is live in medford where a large tree is down. this area declared a state of emergency because of all the trees that are down and all the power outages that they have, a lot of work to be done in medford, burlington county. >>> now this picturesque scene in south jersey took a sudden shift. you can hear the "action news" you're scream when several tree brambles crash to the ground under the weight of the snow. she took this video near silvan lake near burlington county. yes maybe you theard that the thunder snow lightning during the nor'easter. it was captured in galloway township new jersey. >> reporter: it is very rare when it happened, it shows you how intense the storm is. we had anumber of lightning strikes. it's kind of cool, but you have to be carefu

richboro got hammered. yesterday afternoon i was reporting live from bethlehem expecting the lehigh valley to get the brunt of the school. but it was south in bucks that got pummeled. in bucks county, 16 inches of snow in richboro. the major roads and secondary roads have been plowed, they are in good shape. the back streets it's going to be a tough morning for people getting out of their driveways and back streets across this part of bucks county. while snow was the major issue in this part of bucks county, the power outages in lower bucks further south are very bad. 59% of customers in lower makefield this morning or without power that's down from 64% just a few hours ago. it's incredible. 41% of customers in bristol, 43% in falls township still without power this morning. it's a major problem. because of that, they have set up a red cross shelter nearby to help people in dire straits as a result of the power being out. if you need to find a shelter there's one at the middletown municipal town complex in

for a lot of people it's time to dig out what was kind of a mess, in richboro, 16 inches of snow. in burr win, 9. media, 10.7. orfield, 6 inches. some of the snowfall totals, matt no wonder they have so much snow on the roads. >> reporter: it's a lot to clean up. and we still have cleanup to do this morning. live on the schuylkill expressway, conshohocken. in the heart of the storm, westbound lanes were blocked for over an hour. there was a massive backlog it was a mess, because the vehicles were sitting and spinning their wheels they couldn't get going. westbound lanes are open, eastbound lanes are okay, too, they are just wet. coming off the schuylkill expressway on the vine expressway, it's wet crossing town no overnight construction all of that was canceled because of the weather. we're watching a bunch of downed trees in different spots this morning, one in washington township blocking the southbound side of 47 by the abc compress compress -- and he express pres. on the garden state parkway we're looking okay on the garden state parkway. >> walter perez is live in rich bore -

the big winner richboro around 16-inches of snow. lot of areas picked up that that double digit snowfall. even in philadelphia international we picked up over 6-inches of snow. that is a new record daily snowfall for philadelphia yesterday. 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. so we are above freezing. we're getting that melting process going. 37 in wilmington. it's 36 in reading. right around 37 degrees in allentown. it does feel a little bit chillier though when you factor in even just a tiny bit of a breeze. it's going to feel like the upper 20's and 30's pretty much all day so that's really what you should dress for if you're planning on going out for the remainder of the afternoon and evening. a chilly evening in store. temperature right around 39 degrees. we will see increasing clouds later on tonight and then, yeah, the potential for a couple flurries or brief snow shower. we will talk about what you can expect for the sunday night, monday time frame in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> chelsea thank you. >>> after yesterda

we are live in richboro, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >>> all that home is heavy if you own a snow blower we are fining it difficult difficult to use. we are hearing it is jamming them. >> you may have to clear it the old fashion way with the shovel. of course all that heavy snow toys blame for toppled utility poles and trees. why this neighborhood in south philadelphia. >> when i pulled up we heard a sound and a tree went down right across broad street. >> they are asking residents not park too close to street corners so clean up crews can navigate smaller streets. >>> well, after you dig out big question is how are roads. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live, making her way around town this morning and she has headed out to east mt. airy. trang do, how are the roads there. >> reporter: well, guys, so funny but viewers are telling meo yah we have an inside gig, this is awesome but i will tell you these roads are rocky because of all of the snow that remains, on them, take a look here, this is again

we are reporting live, from richboro, bucks county jan care bay owe for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new back to you. >> a lot more work a head of them, jan, thank you. >>> a teach in manchester county ocean county is on the mend after she was struck by lightening during the snowstorm. it happened on ridgeway road. the woman was holding an umbrella when the lightening struck. she was taken to the hospital with none in life threatening injuries. >>> the late winter blast in south jersey made for a sloppy commute yesterday in moorestown burlington county. snow led to down limbs and slow going on the roads and if that wasn't enough, there was also, thunder snow. >> i was inside comfortably nice and warm, and i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside, and frankly scared a little bit. definitely not something i was expect to go day. >> different experience seeing lightening, thunder in the middle of the all of the snow and everything. never expect that to happen. >> reporter: it should be easier for drivers to get around after cruz working through the night. >>> we have a lot more to cove

we are live from richboro, bucks county, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel, back to you. >>> trang do is in the mobile weather watcher, navigating the roads. she has been giving us a firsthand look at what lies ahead for your morning commute >> right now she's live in west mt. airy. so how is it looking right there. >> reporter: hi, guys, we are just moving along and i'll tell you here in the northwest of the city, things are a little bit more dicey then what we saw in south philadelphia. we will take a look here. this is our roof camera, this is kind of the worse, that we have seen, so far this morning , you can clearly see, chunks of snow, in the roadway , and, you know, it seems like it has been plowed a little or it has been just cars driving through and making their way but, as you can tell, it is a pretty rocky drive, wow, there we go, and similar conditions, over on certain streets in manayunk, just from what i have been eye balling here compared to south philadelphia it does seem like there was a lot more snow that fell here as opposed to south philadelphi

council rock school district is closed and peo time getting their day started the morning after richboro, bucks county got clobbered with inches of snow. bill hoff says there are few things more stressful than trying to get out the door but you just can't good to get to work. and it hardened up overnight. we hoped tck cet to dig it out froze but it didn't good big smith was finishing up the hbor snow out of the way. working into the night we a cppedd as much snowr buts that g for gary o'neil the bucl his then a gardamage truck drove into the lowerable and tore it down. >> it's frustrating. especially when you are asleep and it sounds like someone hit the house. >> and o'neil was one of many that lost power. northampton police chief michael clark says his heart goes out to the people that are still without power from the last storm. people were restored yesterday morning and lost it again yesterday afternoon. it makes it difficult. it's hard living. >> reporter: there are still a couple of roads closed because of downedes and power. and a station is set up at a local library so people can

few flakes, recapping some highest snow totals, richboro bucks county. 16 inches of snow. fell there. newtown, 13.2 also in bucks county, haverford picked up 11 inch, mount pocono 9.5 and the for awhile 6.1 inches, talking for the past couple nights, right on the board three to six, that certainly up and down out. temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for ro

few flakes, recapping some highest snow totals, richboro bucks county. 16 inches of snow. fell there. newtown, 13.2 also in bucks county, haverford picked up 1o for awhile 6.1 inches, talking for the past couple nights, right on the board three to six, that certainly up and down out. temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and

. >> nbc 10 in richboro. recognizing army major kevin -- and kelsey glover.blased in alaska, glover overseas in qatar. and we'll be right back. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> so you got tomorrow morning to get things done before the rain comes. >> yeah, tomorrow morning before the rain starts and the first alert goes into effect on friday. the system is now moving through the tennessee valley. the high winds are on friday. the coastal flooding on saturday, and the heavy snow is friday night in the poconos. we have something for everyone. tune in tomorrow morning early starting at 4:00. bill henley will be here to cover everything to get you up-to-date. >> thanks for watching, and we'll see you tomorrow. [

richboro, pa, 16-inches. broomall a foot. bryn mawr, 11-inches. cherry hill, 8.5. philadelphia over 6-inches of snow. so the storm is gone. it's moving off the coast of long island. still seeing some wrap around moisture most of it though in new york and into new england. looking live on the parkway it sure is pretty little breezy out there but see how the roads are shiny. she's have been treated but the sidewalks that are shiny and those parking lots and those side streets are all going to refreeze overnight. if it look wet it's most likely black ice. please be careful tomorrow morning because everyone will be below freezing. right now we're not though. 35 in philadelphia. 34 in pottstown. 35 in wilmington and 29 in the poconos. wind chills are a factor. mount pocono feels like 19. 25 in wrightstown. twenty three in millville. we'll go hour by hour and show the temperatures come tomorrow morning in the 30s. and then by the afternoon, in the 40s but well below average. ranging from about 40 in allentown to 42, 43 through dover and millville. so not a warm day by an

as we zoom in our neighborhoods norris up to, abington, marple, warrington, richboro, eight to 15 plusiladelphia mt. laurel, moorestown, medford, five to eight. three to six as you head toward tabernacle and gloucester. that heavy wet snow is going to be tugging on the tree limbs and power line the biggest problem iain will be power outag outagee north and western suburbs that got hit hard on friday we'll be seeing more downed trees unfortunately. overnight temperatures in the 30s highs tomorrow will be in the 30s. only around 36 degrees in philadelphia. so that heavy wet snow will be an issue. don't try to shovel this. this is going to be a problem with the heaviness of the snow. thursday windy we dry it out. friday a morning snow shower. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday and then it's pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dry the temperature 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow morning. iain this storm is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. big one. >>> shredder what's coming up in sports. >>

in it, lot of energy and lift associated with yesterday's system, 16 inches of snow, reported in richborowtown around 13.2 inches, and haverford, right around 11 inches of snow, mount pocono pick up 9.2 inches. at philadelphia international we saw about 6.1 inches of snowfall, a new record snowfall, record daily snowfall set in wilmington of 4.6 inches. that beats the old record setback in 1969, right around, 2.6. so very impressive system, yesterday, it is long gone from the delaware valley though, we have to go up into new england, portions of vermont, new hampshire they are getting hammered with snow right now but that storm will be retaiting out for them and things improving, up into new england as we head throughout the day-to-day. here at home though pretty quiet. lets talk about the threat potentially as we head into sunday night and into monday. the thing is not all models are on track with this idea but gfs has this particular model, this particular storm system churning up the coast and bringing us yes, a rain/ snow mixture and even some snow as we head into the day-to-day, look

richboro, bucks county, 16 inches. broomall, delco, got a foot.n mawr, 11 inches, cherry hill, eight and a half, and philadelphia international airport, we officially measured 6.1 inches of snow. whether all was said and done. and it was that fault. coastal storm hit us yesterday, now bothering new england today. but nothing to show you here, precipitation wise, let's get right to t everybody is wondering about the next one. you heard possibility for monday, this is a little different. the other storm started in the upper midwest. this one is going to start in the gulf of mexico over the weekends. kind of rains down there in alabama, mississippi, georgia, and then it moves off the coast by sunday afternoon, could it affect us sunday night into monday? we will probably get something but we got few more days to figure out what. 32 degrees in philadelphia right now. so right at freezing. and this is what steve has been talking about all morning, jenny joyce, as well, the slippery spots that are out there. twenty-nine in pottstown, 29 in lancaster, so

richboro in bucks county got 16 inches. broomall in delco, a foot of snow. bryn mawr, just aunt foot. cherry hill with 8.5. at philadelphia international airport, measuring 6.1 inches of snow, as far as garnet valley 11.8, doylestown with a little over 10 inches, moorestown, new jersey, with 8 . so, there is our storm from yesterday. it is up in new england, now, and it is pounding places like vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island getting some snow from that. we are not, so we can be largely precipitation-free for today. look ahead to some sunshine as we try to dig out. and the good part about a march storm, as opposed to, say, december storm, is that the daylight hours are longer, so it is sort of accelerate the melting process. 35 degrees, so we're above freezing in philadelphia, wilmington, allentown, but we've got temperatures below freezing in a few places this morning, so watch out for slippery spots because of all of the snow that fell yesterday. 10-mile per hour wind, means that it feels like it is 27 in philadelphia. an

richboro, pa in bucks county 16-inches. broomall pa12. bryn mawr on the mainline 11.8.5. philadelphia at the airport 6.1-inches of snow. the snow is gone. but we have to continue to deal with what's leftover. the area of low pressure is just off the coast of new england and pounding boston and you can see the wrap around bands and the western part of massachusetts and connecticut. that's the banding we saw earlier picking up about two to 3-inches of snow an hour. outside the roads are wet and that's all going to refreeze. anything untreated is going to be icy come tomorrow morning. 36 right now in philadelphia. that northwesterly wind as the storm has pulled away the poconos 28. 35 degrees in wilmington at this moment. look at the wind chills though. we have a good wind out of the northwest making it feel like it's in the 20s north and west. 28 and 29 in millville. feels like it's 25 right now in wrightstown and atlantic city. so let's go hour by hour tonig tonight. through tomorrow. tomorrow morning temperatures at 7am mainly at or just below freezing. by 2:00 o'cloc