just past seaford about to get onto milford.nd that's some briefly heavy rain that is going to be moving in. once that passes through it's only going to be a couple hours. so by later today it will be a dry afternoon rush. and then cooler tomorrow, colder on thursday and then we really warm up over the weekend. so we had windchills below zero this past weekend. >> yeah. >> and temperatures in the 50s this weekend. >> 60 degrees that's just amazing. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day. . >> jj: hey, thanks for meeting me. >> gabi: hey, um, i... i thought you had work today. >> jj: yeah, i'm going in in a few minutes. >> gabi: so... >> jj: so i just wanted to buy you...just a cup of coffee. >> gabi: a coffee? >> jj: yeah, and--and do this. >> chad: as soon as the sale is finalized, i want all the locks changed and a new security system installed asap. >> harold: yes, sir. uh, thank you, sir, from the bottom of my heart, for lettin

we have had 5 inches of snow in seaford delaware. quarter inch of ice in forks township. 65 miles an hour wind gust reported in salem county and over an inch of rain in quakertown. this is just a short list but gives you you a sense that storm that came through, really brought a variety of major weather impacts to our area. now all is calm, and not the necessarily broke just yet but we will see the sunshine here today. we didn't see any yesterday. different story by comparison. now that the storm has gone, wind tapered, we have dried out the and we have gotten back to a dose of reality when it comes to the thermometer readings. the as we look around the region as a whole we are calling for partly sunny skies, knows seasonal conditions. 46 degrees. hair breezy out of the west at ten to 15 miles an hour. that win will blow. later tonight, temperatures drop off more readily. we will have a win out of the north west to make it feel tad colder to you a as well. but it is dry. that is a good news here. you cannot get too comfortable but we

look at seaford, delaware, little over 4.5-inches of snow. cape may courthouse, new jersey, 2.1. plymouth meeting about 1 inch. as we step outdoors, take a live look outside of our studios you can see that shine so we're watching out for little bit of a glaze out there. because temperatures are still below freezing. we have 29 right now in philadelphia. that wind, that's important still out of the north and east so locking in some of that colder air at the surface and talking about feels like temperature of 19. so where are the temperatures above freezing? take look at millville now 33 degrees. we have 38 in atlantic city and look at wildwood already 41 degrees. but still below freezing along the i-95 corridor and north and west. so as we go hour by hour, we'll continue to watch the atmosphere warm changing that wintry mix over to rain around philadelph philadelphia. but it lingers little bit north and west. then take a look at what happens as we continue through the overnight and then tomorrow when we have to deal with heavy rain. by midnight we're still looking at some pockets

light rain in sussex county moving into millsboro, seaford is just on the leading edge of the first raindrops this morning. it will take hours before it moves into philadelphia. we'll see it across delaware and south jersey to begin with, during the later morning commute, 8:00-ish, we'll see the first rain in philadelphia. philadelphia will only see rain. by 9:00 that light rain is falling, the winds picking up, too. 16 mile-an-hour winds at 40 degrees. the rain keeps coming down, the temperatures keep coming up. that's a good thing, 44 degrees at lnch time. there's one part of our area that could see a wintry mix. it's a possibility. a closer look at that possibility when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> we're on 95 around cottman avenue where we typically see our delays first in the morning commute. not now. it's early for that. we are headed southbound from the woodhaven road to the vine street expressway in this direction right here. 61 miles an hour average speed. 13-minute drive times. that hasn't budged even a little bit. watch out for

it's not falling in dover just yet, seaford, millsboro seeing rain.we've seen that increase since we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. this afternoon, rain for reading, quakertown and allentown. we were watching for a wintry mix in the allentown area and north. more likely you'll see snow falling in the pocono mountains. that's a good thing. for doylestown, trenton and mt. holly, warming into the upper 30s and 40s. the rain continues into the evening hours and it will be a rainy one for rehoboth, cape may and atlantic city. the wind picking up, too, at the shore. the breeze kicks in in philadelphia, 45 degrees this afternoon. middle 40s for swedesboro and wilmington. heavier rain part of the same storm system. we'll take a look at when you can expect that when i come back with the extended future weather. >>> 5:40. jessica was saying a few minutes ago it's a good time to get out the door and hit the roads. >> fingers crossed. she's watching the cameras, focused on the blue route. jessica? >> we are looking at the blue route. it is a quiet tuesday.

seaford is getting a lyle rainfall.ing the day today, the rain moves into the area. 8:00, wilmington and philadelphia. this is the area of greatest concern. the temperatures will be climbing in allentown and upper bucks county. there could be a bit of wintry mix as we head into late morning and noontime hours. the temperatures will be climbing up to 40 for reading, allentown and quakertown. it's mainly rain, more likely to see snow in the pocono mountains. when it first moves into the allentown area and quakertown, be on the lookout for a little slipperyness. it's a possibility. no guarantee with this one. 40 degrees in doylestown. light rain in trenton and mt. holly. the winds will be picking up along with the temperature at the shore. 47 for cape may and rehoboth beach. dover, 46 degrees. wind and rain for wilmington, swedesboro and philadelphia, into the middle 40s today. more wet weather and warmer temperatures. got the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> 5:10 this tuesday morning, time to get a check on

snow amounts seaford delaware in sussex county, 4.6 inches of snow. cape may courthouse 2.1. mount laurel had 1.6. inch in drexel hill and exton. we have not had an updated total since 1:00. we will bring that to you once we get it. future weather shows light freezing drizzle expected around 7:00 p.m. by eight or 9:00 we will see warm air surge in. snow and ice continues through nine or 10:00 off to the north and west. sleet, rain, freezing rain between now and 9:00 p.m. and midnight, and then period of generally light rain between midnight and 10:00 a.m. but tomorrow, we have got some heavy rain, to talk about and risk for localized flooding. we will have more on that and as temperatures surge coming up in a few minutes. jessica, over to you. >> kate, thank you. >>> many is now not liking snow or wintry mix or rain to deter them fromminging about their business on this presidents damon. we will check with "eyewitness news" report are cleve bryan live in collinswood camden county, cleve. >> reporter: if you are going out this evening wear a hat, umbrella, things i wish i had.

just before the seaford oyster bay expressway. the accident is blocking the hov lane. based on what we can see, looks like several lanes are blocked. l.i.e. by exit 44. downtown 4 trains terminating at bowling green. this is all because of mechanical problems. something else you might have to change at bowling green this time. >> lauren, thank you. it's 4:25. city sanitation crews are watching the snowstorm as they're getting caught up from last month's blizzard. they tell us sidewalks are nearly clear of tons of trash. 40 tons piled up near curbs while trucks were plowing the streets. just yesterday, 311 operators logged 43 complaints about garbage that has not been collected. >>> you may remember that trader joe's where the roof collapsed nearly collapsed during the blizzard, today demolition begins. this was the scene when 2 feet of heavy snow caused that roof to buckle. today the area around that elm street store will be sealed off and around 8:00 a.m., the wrecking ball moves in. >>> mt. vernon asking residents to go on pothole patrol. with the hash tag pothole mv

the storm had everything from snow to ice to wind to rain 5-inches of snow in seaford delaware that changed ice in fact a quarter of an inch of ice roared in forks township northampton county. 65 miles an hour gust today in salem county near pitts grove township and 1.22-inches of rain in quakertown a little bit of everything, and now it's over. we even had sun at the end of the day that capped everything off. temperatures right now are dropping. we're at 37 in philly. 38 in allentown. 38 if you're in reading. 40 in wildwood. not too bad. in fact a far cry where we were this weekend remember that sunday's high 20 degrees. today's high 60 degrees. a complete swing in the mercury in fact i had the windows open in my house this morning before the storms rolled through to get fresh air in because we've all been so closed up and sealed in all weekend long trying to could have all those cracks not let the cold air in. it was complete different story today. through the rest of the week we'll ab little up and down. tomorrow we've got the system moving by to the south. it's a breezy and cooler day b

this is the southern state parkway into the seaford oyster bay. the accident has been moved to the shoulder. delays might be getting better. expect a slow ride westbound through this area. then heading over to the transit side of the commute, major commuter lines look good. delays on 71st avenue, forest hills bound m trains. otherwise, no other problems on the subways. if you are getting on the major commuter lines, doing fine. ferries look good with the exception of seastreak. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect citywide. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> 6:36 right now. new jersey police on the streets following a recent rash of homicides. mayor ras baraka announcing the partnership as part of a plan to fight crime. 14 people were killed in under this plan, the newark police, fire department and office of emergency management would all be reorganized into one department. >>> in brooklyn, robbers used january's blizzard as an opportunity to target a store, one that stayed open in the storm. three men hit the pione

of the city is where we're expecting that, temperatures will be crucial but around bethenny beach, seaford delaware, georgetown you where to get some rain. here are temperatures looking at lewis, delaware. it is 41 degrees. the that is why we are looking at even rain. forty in dover. thirty-eight in medford lakes, new jersey. thirty-nine in philadelphia. thirty-eight down south in southern new jersey. thirty-four in reading. twenty-seven up in hazelton. so these places are where we have to look for possibility of some slippery conditions. when this rain moves in. here it comes south to north by 7:00 it is edging in the philadelphia area and you can see pink possible, just all depend on the temperature at the time the precipitation arrives. we expect to be in the upper 30's all morning here but you see below freezing in mount pocono and possibility of some snow, wintry mix, early afternoon is when that could happen, and then we do expect all rain to take over eventually, pocono mountains is where travel could be slippery this morning and this afternoon. we will get a break between systems b

so through laurel, seaford, georgetown and lifting toward the north just stay indoors and wait untils storm passes. there will be more to come. so this is the line we're talking about right now. through sussex county, moving up toward cumberland county and cape may county so you will have strong thunderstorms moving your way win about half hour. these are fast-moving storms. another area through chester county, western chester county near honey brook seeing heavy rain and storms. the main threat is a line of storm that will be moving through a little bit later on. but you can see some rotation as well through southern delaware and also little bit further to the north and and that is just showing that these storms are so strong that they are creating rotation in the atmosphere and if that rotation gets strong enough and comes down toward the ground, then tornado warning will be issued but not right now. you can see this line of storms to the west. they're moving toward the northeast about 45 miles an hour. at that speed, they will be near philadelphia by 8:00 o'clock, reading at 7:00

the in the next couple of hours right here in philadelphia a a so lewis, bethenny beach, cape may, seaford delaware all getting rain. in the yet here in philadelphia a. 39 degrees. sunrise time 6:44 but very cloudy. we will not see sunshine. we have temperatures below freezing in allentown and mount pocono but 39 in the city and wilmington. wildwood is already in the mid 40's and that is where we are, 45 degrees, windy at times with on and off rain. we are down to 38. it stays rain. we will talk about how much it will get and coming up in just a few minutes, bob kelly, dry roadways for now. >> dry roadways right here in philadelphia for new like i-95 behind me here dry and starting to see delays as we roll southbound past our camera into downtown philadelphia. the 42 freeway starting to see volume heading in towards center city we are starting to see delays on 422 and 202 but sliding down to rehoboth beach, there what he go wet roads, sprinkle on the camera there. it is coming our way, as roads become wet that will change things for our morning rush hour. rain will change the game for folk

seaford, now getting some of the light rain, cape may is getting a few rain drops, too.in, snow to the north. camel back will loaningly see snow. awintry mix mainly north of bethlehem, fleetwood and pennsburg. temperatures in the 40s for bordentown, abington and king of prussia. the rain falling at the shore. the wind will kick in for avalon and cape may. wet weather but temperatures climbing into the low to mid-40s. gusty winds this afternoon and today will not be the only day with rain. i've got a look at the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> about 11 minutes past 6:00 this tuesday morning. let's take a look at the roads out there. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered. what are you seeing, jessica? >> a disabled on route 95 right now. you canuát we have a disabled vehicle over into the right-hand shoulder on the southbound side. we're starting to see delays headed on 95 southbound into the center city area and also watching for a disabled vehicle in lower pottsgrove on adams street and woodland drive to watch out for. rou

so seaford, 5:45, milford, 6:08. if it would cross delaware bay and stay intact, cape may at 6:25. gives you an idea, not an absolute immediate threat in the next few minutes but definitely things to watch. look at this line of storms. this is the main danger, as we go through the evening. all of those red boxes there, those are all current tornado warnings. and so the overall tornado threat is moderate, which is actually pretty impressive for this part of the country. it doesn't happen often. damaging wind threat is high. speaking of winds, we've had wind gusts now 40 miles an hour in dover and close to that in atlantic city. that's even without the thunderstorms. now, over to sheena parveen to talk about timing of when storms are expected. >> timing is right now for parts of the area, heavy rain, now the strongest storms that would be later on tonight. but like glenn showed you, tornado warning in maryland closer to sussex county and delaware. here's future weather. it is showing heavy rain right now in northern delaware and south jersey. around the philadelphia area, mostly off

in southern delaware sussex county, delaware, seaford picking up 4.6-inches of snow.ht now it's all rain and some of that will be washing away. cape may courthouse 2-inches. williamstown, new jersey, 1.6. egg harbor city, new jersey, 1.2 and plymouth meeting, pa1 inch of snow. outside our studios you can see market street mainly wet but remember temperatures will be warming overnight. so i'm not concerned about icing here. but still at 28 degrees, it is slick. we'll be at freezing by about 10:00 o'clock this evening. winds out of the northeast right now. we need that them to shift to the south to get that surge of warm air in. wind chills right now in the teens. in philadelphia, 28. the scene in will pink ton look at wrightstown and atlantic city and wildwood close to 40 degrees. so that push of warmth is beginning and we have warmer air a loft. along the i-95 corridor. that is why we're seeing the mixing even where our chris o'connell was, in kennett squa square, in chester county, a little bit of a mix. so the precipitation is going to lighten up. temperatures will

in the past 24 hours we have had 5 inches of snow in seaford, delaware. quarter inch of ice in forks township. 65 miles an hour win gust in salem county a and 1.22 inches on have rain in quakertown a little bit of everything with this storm. temperatures today did hit the 60 mark in philadelphia, now we will drop back down to 49, which is still above average for this time of the year and that on the heels of the extreme cold this weekend. so yesterday at this time it was 28, today, 49, 21 degrees, warmer then this time yesterday but still with the rain and melting snow we have threat for poor drainage flooding, smaller drains and creeks still flood warn in a few spots just a reminder do not drive through those flooded roads. tomorrow is a quiet day, seasonal for this time of the year. we will see sun, breezy, and temperatures are up and down back to the 30's on thursday, back to the 40's on friday, and then wait until you see what the weekend has in store, i think you may like it. >> yes. >> that is more coming up. >> promising it is promising. >> it feel

that happened in seaford, delaware.nch of ice in forks township. 65 miles an hour was reported in salem county. over an inch of rain in quakertown where franklin we ended up with heavy rain yesterday in most locations, as that line rolled through. it was a very heavy swath of precipitation. as we go out to the eyewitness weather watcher network we had good pictures to came in the height of the storm when that rain came through. this is sent from phil, a shot from yesterday, time stamp it the 12:44 in the afternoon right about the time that really, heavy, drenching squall line came through, and yes, this is height of the storm, you could barely made out the roadway taken out in chestnut hill. i will show you temperature list where we stand right now. andy has 33 degrees. mid 30's from dawn in downingtown, atglenn where ed is, chesterfield where other ed is, he has 30 degrees and in the the mid 30's both in philadelphia, eagleville, lawrenceville, and 34 and the list goes on. that is generally the normal, we will have not

long island, if you're traveling on the lie between the seaford oyster bay expressway and the cross island parkway, only 67 minutes. traffic is -- 16 minutes, traffic is that light. staten island expressway, things towards the verrazano. the staten island ferry is on a holiday schedule as well as the new york waterway ferry. staten island ferry is on a sunday schedule, metro north and the path trains on a saturday schedule, lirr, new jersey transit, holiday schedule for them. greg and rosanna. >> all right. are you ready to play a little tennis? tennis, anyone? >> by the way, not only is he going to talk about his tennis match, she's also in the "sports illustrated" swim suit issue. and by the way, that's not a real bathing suit. that's painted on. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> that's technically nude. look away! that's nude the city on our air right now -- nudey on the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost