the area of gray, millville, smyrna, maybe one to 3-inches.ee to 6 inches lakehurst, williamstown, and salem. six to 10 i-95 corridor, the area in pink and the area in purple bull's-eye 10 to 16-inches from doylestown lansdale pottstown allentown, mount pocono. the one thing that we're kind of watching behind the scenes as the storm develops, no the changing it but watching is do we get a sharp cutoff right here? do you get a lot less as you go just west of allentown and reading? is this jackpot area or the area with the heavier snow shifting a little bit more to the east as this low tracks? that's something that we're going to keep an eye on and we'll let you know if we make any changes with that. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a heavy wet snow. the winds are going to pick up late this morning as is the snow. 35 for your high. tomorrow it's blustery, some sunshine, 40 degrees. friday we could sneak in a morning snow shower especially north of the city, 43. still chilly on saturday. normally we would be about 50. it's 4

one to 3 inches in the area of gray, millville, smyrna. to 6 inches through chatsworth williamstown and salem because you've got snow this morning and you're watching it already change back to rain now, so some of that is getting washed away. six to 10-inches across the i-95 corridor. 10 to 16 north of that. that's doylestown, lansdale, pottstown, allentown, mount pocono. that's a significant amount of snow. right now this looks on track to be the case. the own thing that we're watching behind the scenes is to see if we might need to shift this area of purple a little bit farther to the south because we're watching this area of low pressure drift just a little bit eastward. for now it looks pretty good. i just want to give you an idea what we're watching behind the scenes as we watch the snowfall intensify a little bit. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day. heavy wet snow 35 degrees for your high. worst time period about 9:00 to 4:00. tomorrow blustery, some sunshine returning, 40 degrees for your high. maybe a couple of snow showers no

this area in northern delaware is where we have the heaviest snow from middleton to smyrna.bility. these are the storm reports so far. many of them are downed trees and damage to homes. w we're going to see these go way up. double or quadruple. you can see it now stretching from new york to new england. so we're going to be watching this as it just slowly kind of falls apart overnight. but the winds are going to continue to be strong all night long and that's our biggest concernment look at the winds coming in out of the north. they're going to start piling water up later tonight. but right now, we're seeing temperatures just above the freezing mark. that's why that snow that you saw out there on the roadways is kind of melting. it is sticking to grassy areas and blowing around. we'll see more mixing in with rain as we head through tonight. the winds will be shifting more to pile up the water. 2:30 in the morning, the last is maybe starting to clear philadelphia and it's offshore by 6:00 or 7:00, but we have the heavy waninds and coastal floodg threat. take a look at what th

oceanfront, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. 27 in quakertown, 26 in lake harm -- harmony. 33 in hammonton, 29 in smyrna. we'll have a dry day today, sunshine and clouds, high of 45. windchills will make it feel much colder. "action news" will be right back. two women are in custody for a fight that broke out in a chucky cheese restaurant. people in deptford, new jersey, say as many as to people were involved last night. a woman suffered a stab wound to her hip. an employee sustained injuries. it is unclear what head to the fight. >>> a philadelphia flier pate special tribute to the students impacted by the shooting in florida. marjory stoneman douglas high school hockey team was invited to the flyers game. gosis attended the same high school for two years. >> te 5:5ower problems persist acrossocery sto shows you how to whip up a tasty seafood salad in less than 6 minutes. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances

and 7:00, 8:00 this morning you into warm 3 inches and smyrna 2 inches of snow. over into new jersey, winslow township 2.6. now in winslow that was earthy this morning it flipped to rain and now going back and forth and evesham 1.8 and bellmawr 1.5. eastern pennsylvania we see the highest snow totals so far. east nantmeal township 7.5. here we have shifted to the highest snowfall totals just a bit off to the northeast. so now northern montgomery county, mercer county and bucks county and portions of the lehigh valley. and portions of northern new jersey in the 10 to 16 inch range. 6 to 10 inches of snow nor the immediate philadelphia area and 3 to 6 for interior section ises of south jersey and portions of newcastle county in delaware. you can see the snow starting to pick up now and roads are getting more covered here. just about with every passing minute. meteorologist, karen rogers, she will be back along in a few minutes. and she'll have the rest of the accuweather forecast and the timeline and lets you know when this clears out and another storm on the way f

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delaware, wilmington, 49 degrees. 46 in smyrna. and as we push into your three-day forecast you'll see big changes on the way wednesday. we'll talk more up. >>> 11 minutes past 4:00. let's get you to work. >> jessica boyington, it's usually a good time to head out the door. >> north and southbound side not ei right now. not hearing of any construction projects bothering anything either. and manayunk watch for a crash and also a vehicle reported to be off on the road in springfield township. you can always take 295 because that's open. i'll check in with 95 when i come back. >>> surviving a storm. a tree slams down on one man's car during the height of dangerous weather. how he was able to escape. plus this. >> pushing for change. the new gun rules florida lawmakers are trying to pass today and why students say their fight is far from over. >>> and how a flyers player helped to put a smile on the faces of a few of the survivors of the school shooting. >>> just about a quarter past 4:00 a.m. florida lawmakers have just fbi days left

feels like the mid 30s for delaware, smyrna, low 40s. but feeling like we are in the 30s. that's going to be true for us, basically the entire day. look at this 12-hour loop. temperatures teaming like 22 degrees by 6 -- feeling like 22 degrees by 6:00 a.m. by afternoon, feeling like 31. the other big story is the roadways. we'll send it to jessica boyington. >>> we're watching the vine street expressway now. our cameras moving through center city at 24th street to start. both directions east, looking closely, looking shiny in spots. that's just leftover precipitation. it might be a little slippery and might be ice at some point. so watch for that. but i think for most part, the majors are the way to go. it's the back roads that are going to bring you most of the problems. route 38 in morristown. this is lenola road. they turned cameras from nixon and zoomed in. you see the traffic lights there malfunctioning and on flash. i'll end with the 42 freeway, a five-minute trip headed northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. speeds there still into the high 50s. >>> most of

inte delaware, smyrna, feels like 33. tracking changes, but for now the big story is the messy roads through the commute. we'll send it over to jessica boyington for a closer look. >> it's obviously not going to look like yesterday afternoon. we're only seeing improvements from here on out. 95 at cameras at academy road, they're empty now. they look primarily wet. at least they're not slushy and snow covered. for now, both directions are

inte delaware, smyrna, feels like 33. i'm tracking changes, but for now the big story is the messy roads through the commute. we'll send it over to jessica boyington for a closer look. >> it's obviously not going to look like yesterday afternoon. we're only seeing improvements from here on out. 95 at cameras at academy road, they're empty now. they look primarily wet. at least they're not slushy and snow covered. for now, both directions are okay. the on and off ramps and the secondary roads i think will be the worst of it this morning. 45 miles per hour for a speed restriction over the new jersey turnpike all the way down south from the delaware memorial bridge and both directions up to south brunswick around exit a. 45 miles per hour, speed restrictions because of tricky road conditions there, too. and also watching 295, our cameras around route 30. both directions on 295, the white horse pike, not seeing big problems, delays, or accidents right now. >>> right now, tens of thousands of people are waking up in the dark f

this is viewer video of the flakes flying in smyrna along route 300 at dickerson street. and some new video also from evesham township burlington county. the snow was accumulating on grassy surfaces along main street new york. new jersey is under a state of emergency. state offices will be closed today. governor phil murphy says he decided to declare a state of emergency due in part to the potential for significant power outages though there's a higher chance of that in north jersey. a handful of people will be riding out the storm still in the dark from the last one. you heard bob just talking about that. peco reports 11,535 outages still. but the bright side, that is at least down from the peak of more than half a million outages caused by friday's nor'easter. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us and as this thing starts to churn up it's not going to be as bad as friday but it's going to kind of be similar. >> well, i think a wider area is going to see higher snowfall totals so in that sense it will be worse than friday. i don't know that as many trees are going to be

much along the coastline but one to 3 inches in the area of gray and that's through millville and smyrna southern delaware. three to 6 inches of snow in chatsworth, williamstown, salem, in lancaster. across the i-95 corridor, stretching from wilmington, the city, to trenton, six to 10. more snow, 10 to 16-inches where you're getting the snow in doylestown, lansdale, pottstown reading allentown and mount pocono. so, significant amount of snow. reducing visibility and it's a heavy wet snow, a high of 35 today. it ends this evening and tonight drying out. tomorrow it's blustery with some sunshine and 40. friday a morning snow shower especially north of the city possible, not a big deal but it's chilly, 43. staying chilly on saturday. daylight saving time begins saturday into sunday. sunday partly sunny, 46. we're still watching the coast to see if a southern storm develops sunday night into monday. could bring us some snow showers. at this point some of the models suggesting that might not happen. we're going to keep tracking that. 44. tuesday windy and chilly, also 44 degrees. so as you st

their old empire under a series of treaties and agreements as a result of the greek army occupied smyrna and the surrounding area in may nine hundred nineteen triggering a three year war. the killings and massacres continued on both sides. however in one thousand nine hundred twenty two the greeks were forced to withdraw by the turkish nationalist forces of most of a calm ataturk. at the conference of lasagna nine hundred twenty two and twenty three britain france italy and turkey meant to agree and new regional order the conference addressed the difficult relationship between greece and turkey and as part of the treaty. agreed. the forced expulsion of greek orthodox christians from turkey and the expulsion of a lower number of muslims from greece. to million people were forced to undertake painful and dangerous journey on foot by train and by sea for the next three you. know one consulted the ordinary people affected by this momentous decision and caught up in the opinion even though their identities as greeks and turks christians and muslims were far more blurred than the terms of the

inches measured there, newark, home of the university of delaware, got 4.2 inches, new castle, three, smyrna, 2.7, even down in dover almost 2 inches of snow. montgomeryville pennsylvania, 13.5 inches of snow. bethel township delco, 11.8. here is the poconos, east strads berg, 10 inches, boyertown, berks county 7.4, exton, 6.8. and at philadelphia international airport, official measurement of 6.1 inches. in new jersey, florence, new jersey, 5.7 inches. mt. holly, 5.3. pennington, 5.3. i think actually i need update the new jersey totals, because they're not entirely accurate. so, we've got a low pressure system from yesterday. it has moved away. but not that far away. it is snowing in new england. and we've got calm conditions for today. might get little breezy. the biggest problem this morning, may be some slippery spots with below freezing temperatures, especially, in the suburbs. okay, so, now here we are, it is saturday morning, all right? here is the gulf of mexico. here is a storm starting to form down there. so it will affect the gulf coast over the weekends, mississippi, louisianna,

these are important to our communtse and one right there in smyrna which is home of the nissan plant which produces is a big issue. and considerable press and proposals which as the press reports appears torkable fothe industry and could have effect on american jobs which is a real concern for us. understand that canada presented a framework of ideas as a counterproposals in montreal and canada's proposal could have we have now. could you update whether they have provided additional details regarding their proposal or on the auto rules of origin >> canadian content, the idea it shouldn't just be a model and subsidize and make stuff in canada or mexico and 80%. that isn't a good model. so our objective is to encourage them to have the parts back to the united states. and which are in the process of talking to the companies and trying to do that. and our hope is that we get something that at least some of the large manufacturers will find useful. ms. sewell: i have a hyundai plant in my district that employs 3,000 workers and provides my constituents with high-paying jobs. the relation