take a look at what we found in roxborough. if you look through those branches you can see a tree fell right on to a car. utility crews tried to clean up that mess. >>> live outside of philadelphia international airport where a ground stop has been reinstated for all departing flights. airport officials urging all passengers to check with their individual airlines for any flight updates, any details on delays on their departures and arifles there so messy day to be traveling. our team of meteorologist first told you about the dangers of this storm days ago. >> for the next two hours we'll bring you live coverage. let's begin our team coverage with the most accurate forecast. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking where the worst of the storm is right now. >> some of the worst of the rain is occurring now and it's continues to move on shore and you can see with the direction moving from atlantic city all the way up through the philadelphia area, to reading and allentown at the same time drier air in delaware

car in roxborough. left a pretty big mess there. >> good evening. >> tonight this storm has also turned daedly. i want you to see the sign that's resting on top of some cars. police tell us wind knocked it off the side of a building with a man underneath it. police say he died a short time later. >>> from the wind to the rain to the flooding, the storm's not over yet. >> first alert weather team has the most accurate weather forecast and we have team coverage beginning with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. and there's a lot going on with this dangerous storm. >> that's right. we have the wind, we have the coastal flooding, we have the rain. we have cold temperatures, some parts of our area we got sleet. ice falling from the sky. here we are the last couple hours. you can see there's a large area of moderate to heavy rain coming in from the shore and coming right through burlington county, parts of philadelphia, up through much of bucks county and the orange is some of the heaviest of all

live in roxborough, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. free nbc 10 app. it's a good idea. get realtime updates on school closings. have a couple dozen today. sign up for latest weather alerts. >>> this morning, crews back out working to repair mess here. sinkhole opened up. swallowing up two cars. pamela osborne joins frus the sceneus from the scene. >> reporter: when that broke, a portion collapsed. they have a strechl of the roadblocked off. water department worked through the night. crews get back to work this morning when the sun coming up. residents spent the night without water, some without heat because of the water main break. that wasn't the only inconvenience it caused. residents woke up with very low water pressure. shortly after crews arrived on scene, the ground collapsed. one car fell into the hole. he's the owner of this subaru you see teetering on the edge there. he found out about the situation because of a neighbors facebook post. >> i saw it. i was like, oh, my god. that's kind of silly. then marly said, that's your car. >> sometimes in the situation wit

. >> that's was get by living up in roxborough, manayunk they don't do hardly nothing up here on the streets and you have to be very careful. >> hilly side streets in manayunk and roxborough are still covered in packed snow and pretty icy patches. on pens dale street a sign even warns drivers of what's ahead. drivers are hoping the city can help them out but if not they're ready to rely on mother nature's changes. >>> as we keep an eye on the frigid temperatures and the the warmer weather coming, rely on 6abc.com/weather for the latest. you'll find constantly updated hourly forecasts and much more there. and stay in touch by connecting with each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >> a sinkhole is continuing to cause big headaches for neighbors in the kensington section of the city. over the weekend the hole swallowed two cars but its impact goes beyond that. "action news"'s sarah bloomquist is live at the scene now where repairs are still under way. sarah. >> reporter: well, sharrie, they're just beginning those repairs at this point. we do have some new information. desp

some scary moments out here in roxbor roxborough. >> 202 where it intersects with route 1 is closed. homes and businesses in the area lost power after that crash. crews are still out tonight on route 202 trying to clean this up and get power restored. >> in south jersey, a scar skidded off 295 this afternoon. this is near exit 11. check out left side of your screen. you can see that car down the enbankment. nj dot was plowing and salting but the wind kept blowing snow back on the roadways. >> we're seeing lingering snow showers at the jersey shore at nbc 10s drew smith is live. how is it looking out there? >> reporter: it's still piling up out here. it's been an all day thing. if you look you can see how much has dumped on the side of the road and it's tough to see where the road begins, it's a mess out here for travel and it's still snowing now at 6:00. a lot of people have been shoveling all day and it's not over yet. >> fast accumulating snow narrowed the atlantic city expressway to one lane at times as plow trucks tried to keep up with the falling snow. conditions deteriorating a

. >> reporter: roxborough steep hill proved to be a slippery challenge for usps truck slipping off theoad forcing police to close off the road. >> i asked if someone was in there, he said hey. we walked to the front of the car, and he was still in there. >> reporter: was he okay? >> he was all right, he was just shaken up. >> reporter: jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >> the time now is 7:38 a.m., president obama said that's heartbroken over the shooting rampage at the fort lauderdale airport. the iraq war veteran killed five and injured others, could face the death penalty. esteban santiago said he planned this attack and bought a one way ticket to the fort lauderdale airport. police don't know why he chose his target and of not ruled out terrorism. president obama said tragedies have happened all too often turn his time as president. >> just to say how broken we are for the families who have been affected. these kind of tragedies happen too often during the 8 years i'

. >> reporter: roxborough steep hill proved to be a slippery challenge for the delivery truck forcingolice to close offed road. >> reporter: a person was recording the video on his cell phone when he found the driver inside. >> i asked if somebody was in there, he said hey, we walked to the front of the car, he was still in there. >> reporter: was he okay? >> he feels just shaken up. >> reporter: i'm jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> and remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >>> and there's still much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. it's called the spinal stimulater, health reporter and registered nurse tells us how the device retrains the brain helping patients regain use of their body parts. >> if you like selfies you'll like this car. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look over cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, including a warmup, you might like it. blinds to go roller shades. classic. bold. modern. sophisticated. h

roxborough and chestnut hill.nter weather advice tower for one to 3-inches of snow through tomorrow at 6:00 o'clock in the morning. 29 in philadelphia. so getting colder. millville 30 degrees. 20 degrees in the poconos and trenton it is 29. so we'll be in and out of the snow showers but the one area to watch for the highest accumulations will definitely be around philadelphia one to 3-inches. a coating to an inch as you head toward the north toward the lehigh valley and south jersey and delaware looks like this will be the focal point for our snow. tomorrow morning, it will be out of here. by about 6am but the wind will be picking up and we're talking about wind chills in the teens come the morning hours and they will be improving slightly during the afternoon feel like it's around 20 and then by the evening going down again. but we do anticipate another storm moving our way. that could impact the shore in south jersey even more than this one. for more on that we'll sent it over to you, scott. i know you've been a

. >>> homicide charges have been filed begins a roxborough man after a deadly hit and run.olice say 48 year-old kenneth rush hit two sisters on roosevelt boulevard saturday night and drove away. both of the girls age ten, 19, died. police say rush was driving a, jeep wrangler when he struck the girls. he fled. but authorities caught up with him a short time later. they claim he was under the influence when they arrested him. neighbors who witnessed the crash say it was simply disturbing. >> there was no screeching of the the brakes, tires squealing or anything else at all, just one of those things he must have been going pretty has. >> a car accident you will hear brakes squealing or something like that. >> police have not the released the identity of the sisters. >>> 4:22. >> changing topics, a good one former eagles brian dawkins is finalist for nfl hall of fame. on saturday, day present the super bowl, wow, coming up. >> yes. >> we will find out if he is in or not. >> we sat down with dawkins to find out what it will mean for him to make tonight his first year of eligibi

. >>> roxborough steep hills proved to be a slippery challenge for this mail truck that turned on to its side at cinnaminson and parker avenue. one man was recording the video on the cell phone when he found the driver inside. the driver was not hurt. we want to show you this right here, a look at the snow pictures after the snowfall. if you have pictures send it to us on social media. use the #6abcaction. >> i love the kids and furry friends. >>> if you're looking to drop a few pounds. hear one local man's key to winning the battle of the bulge. >>> one mom's crusade to change what you see in the checkout aisles. >>> not even frigid temperature or snow can keep the guards from their duty at arlington national cemetary. a beautiful tribute there. >>> a live look from our city hall camera. it's a cold one, sunny, at least. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and word of a warmup coming up. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jum

they went sledding and had snowball fights, some cities in north carolina like winston, salem, roxboroughaw 6 inches or more of snow overnight, while sleet and ice making the roads treacherous. and rallies, areas to the >> back to caitlin roth, perhaps some good news in the forecast. >> yes, very cold today. melanie, no more falling snow. and we will recap all of the snow, accumulations across the area, but very unusual storm system, because so much cold air, so far south, flurries, houston, unbelievable. >> some of the highest amounts were across the carolinas, and areas south and east of here along the shore line, too, not typically how it works but real coastal system that dug into some pretty deep cold air. and it is so cold outside right now, you can imagine, how chilly it is, even areas further south. don't usually get this cold. like texas, atlanta, over into the carolinas, saturday snow totals, official measurement at reagan international. it certainly felt like more, but less than half inch every snow there. just over half inch out at dullos, dwi, half inch of snow, all of the ma