why philly's celebrated little league team is now under fire from a south jersey couple. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. rain falling in new jersey, delaware and pennsylvania, but it's not going to stay rain today as the temperatures fall. that's a rainy view from cape may. right now 39 degrees, well above freezing here at nbc 10 at 4:38. revealed through the work of its scholars and graduates. it has inspired strength and purpose. an enduring symbol of passion and excellence that is not static, but moves among us. a feeling...a shared experience, a reminder that we are connected for life. we are penn state, making our mark on the world. >>> it's a rainy start this morning. rain is coming down in the city. this is the view from the mellon bank building. temperature way above freezing for philadelphia. right now it is at 50 degrees with the wind out of the north-northeast at 16 miles an hour. the wind is going to bring in colder air, and that's going to change the rain to snow. no shortage of moisture with this system. no snow just yet, but i expect the firs

the steady rainfall across delaware, south jersey and into pennsylvania right now. still temperatures well above freezing, even in the allentown area, but there are portions of chester county and montgomery and bucks counties as well that have seen 30s this morning. it's 47 in northeast philadelphia, but a closer look at chester county. you can see middle 40s for coatesville and west town, and it is up a bit in glenmoore at 42 degrees. a system bringing in warm air to start with, but that will change as the day goes on. 37 degrees by 9:00, and the i-95 corridor will see a mix of rain and snow late this morning and into the noontime hour. the temperatures will stay cold this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather when i'm back in less than ten minutes. first, first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is watching -- is there a lot of traffic for people heading to work today or is it all holiday traffic, jillian? >> well, you know, it's tough to say, bill. we are dealing with a vehicle fire, though, something serious i just got word of in n

if you're in south jersey and delaware, you see rain today. closer to the evening hours by about 8:00 or so, you could see a brief change over to snow, after that, we will be drying out, and cold and dry for your thanksgiving day. how much more snow are we going to see for the rest of the evening? coming up, we'll show you the snow totals for the end of this storm, when it's actually going to chore out, and how your thanks giving day looks. strayed ahead. >> most places have seen a mix of rain and snow, the poconos, they've seen snow all day long. >> randy gyllenhaal is live in the mountains for us. randy? >> reporter: they just turned on the festive lights here in the park, it's starting to feel like the season here in the poconos we've had snow for about almost 12 hours, it's really heavy, wet snow. this is the remnants of a snowman that some of the kidses built here in the park. we got in jim thorpe maybe 3, 4 inches of snow, depending on elevation, it was much more than that. let me show you time lapse video we took, driving to blue mounta

despite the fact it's been drenching rain in south jersey, governor christie did declare a state of emergency. our north jersey neighbors could see as much as eight inches of snow. >> and the governor is asking all drivers statewide to use caution as more people will be out on the roads in the garden state traveling ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, perhaps right here at route 73 and 70 interchange. this is a sign as it's moving smoothly that many folks got done work and school early. live in evesham township, cydney long, nbc10 news. >>> rain and snow won't be the only concerns on the roads tonight. state troopers and local police will also be on the lookout for drunk drivers. night before thanksgiving is traditionally a busy night for bars and drinking. many police departments will be doing extra patrols and dui checkpoints tonight as well as throughout the holiday weekend. >>> keep your mobile device handy throughout the rest of this storm. you can get realtime updates with the tap of a finger. if you don't already have it, download it now, it's free, and you can go to our website nbc10.c

we had sprinkles earlier and especially in south jersey this evening. they're gone. st clouds linger over the region. that's actually a sign of the warmer air starting to move in from the south and west. so here we go with the temperatures because of the clouds temperatures kind of holding steady, upper 30's to lower 40's this hour, really not that bad compared to the past few nights. 42 at the airport, 30's in south jersey and delaware. compare this, these temperatures right now to this time yesterday. look at that. we're anywhere from 11 to 26 degrees warmer so that's a sign of the milder air starting to push in. here are your morning temperatures sunday not too bad generally in the 30's, lower 30's in the coldest suburbs near freezing for reading and allentown but much better than the teens and 20's we saw in some of the suburbs this morning. so tomorrow enjoy it. temperatures right where they should be, mid-50's for highs for philadelphia and the shore, even not a bad day in the poconos. talking about temperatures right around 50 degrees. now, coming up in the sev

especially in delaware and south jersey. 59 right now in wilmington. 64 in northeast philadelphia at the airport. temperatures are coming down right now. this will be at 54 at 7:00 and not much warmer at 9:00 and at lunchtime scattered light temperatures at 56. go through hour-by-hour. right now let's check in with jillian mele. >> to you at home, as well. no accidents to report on the majors. this is a live look at 95 right near girard avenue. you can see it's quiet out there in both directions. not slowing anyone down right now. heading south on 5 95 into delaware. and 141 and the two right lanes are blocked in that area and moving them up in new jersey, average speeds on the highways there. 55 is what you're seeing on 42 and new jersey turn pike. chris? >>> protests broke out overnight around the country and violence erupted in ferguson, missouri, after a grand jury there declined not to indict the police officer who killed unarmed teen michael brown. . the video coming out of ferguson is hard to turn away from this morning. some protesters taunted police pelting officers with bot

jersey. he just opened one in south new jersey on route 73 in marlton. >> subway slap heard around the countrya man caught on camera slapping a woman on a new york city subway after he was ridiculed for let's face eight pretty out of style jack. tonight the charges have been dropped against the slap per. fox's chang complains why that -- explains why that man if any file a lawsuit against new york city. >> i love this jack. i'm going to use it because it's my jacket. my friends, alex, i love him like a brother. he gave me that jacket. i don't even have the jacket for -- >> pena had no winter coat when his friend alex gave no longer fag annal leather eight ball jacket last week. but his jacket caught the attention of some obnoxious some women on the f train 5am saturday in lower manhattan. they ridiculed his jack and him. he tried to walk away one woman struck him in the back of the head with her high heels. then -- >> oh bleep. the resulting melee with three women an man mr. pena was caught on the nose and ears from several high heels strikes. one woman has been charged with felony assault. >>

but still mainly rain towards south jersey and delaware. so i-95, i-295 throughout the and tire day tomorrow mainly wet, but once you move a little farther to the north, mainly north of the turnpike we're looking at slush she's roads potentially and even if the road conditions are fine, we're looking at reduced visibilities and also potential power outages because of that heavy wet snow. much more on the expected snowfall totals where you live and also that complete holiday travel forecast across the country dawn and iain coming up. >> thank you, scott. your travel plans this thanksgiving may be fouled up by tomorrow's turkey of a forecast. planes, trains and automobiles all expected to be impacted and fox 29's brad satin is live at philadelphia international airport and brad, are people trying to get out ahead of this weather. >> reporter: that's what you think. we haven't seen a ton of that yet. i heard -- we just heard from scott how bad it's going to get but right now this is kind of the calm before the storm. we know there's going to b

this is a small business that's on fire that houses south jersey mowers.o near this building that's not connected to it there is a residence. we're continuing to gather new information. as soon as we get it we will bring it to you. >>> danny pommel. mark sanchez will make his first start in nearly two years when the eagles host the panthers on monday night. he says the national spot light though won't affect him. >> i don't let those things really affect my preparation. i think all that stuff is really on the outside. we just worry about what's going on in the building. have fun every day at practice. try and get better, improve, and we'll see what happens on monday. but it should be fun. >> let's go to the hardwood now. the sixers hosting the bulls. the last time the sixers started 0-6, 1972 when they lost 15 straight out of the gate and set an nba record with 73 losses. >>> military appreciation it noo at the wells fargo center last night. he did not play. tony though he played and played well. look at him take it to the ten. career high 31. they scored

across south jersey, we're seeing the thick fog. bluebell, 7-mile visibility, and good visibility for wilmington and philadelphia international, but look at trenton, wrightstown, mt. holly, toms river, all at 1/2-mile visibility. and it's dense fog for millville, atlantic city, dover and georgetown. so, no shortage of clouds or fog this morning or mild temperatures. 50s extend even into the pocono mountains this morning. it's 59 right now in wildwood. look at this! we'll see the clouds clear out after a foggy start. breaks of sunshine at 9:00, bright sunshine at noontime. we'll go through it hour by hour when i come back with the future weather in less than ten minutes. >>> now to breaking news we've been following for more than an hour out of northeast philadelphia. two people are hurt, one critically after a car accident on cottman avenue. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on scene. monique, tell us what's happening right now. >> reporter: tracy, just a short time ago, i spoke with the lieutenant who's here on scene giving commands

so a south jersey law firm is suing. it says fridays did not print drink prices on the menus, which state raw requires. also, fridays charged different prices for the same drink even inside the same locations. we reached out to fridays and the spokesperson told us the claims are without mert and fridays will defend the allegations. >>> new developments in at lantic city's casino crisis that could safe one of them. billionaire carl icon says buying the trump taj h e mahal would be a bad investment for me. that's what he wrote in the letter to the president's main union. he's willing to buy the taj anyway to save the casino's 3,000 jobs. but icon wants the junon to drop the appeal of the court-ordered savings package. the taj is set to close desz 12th. >> need to get ready for a tricky storm on the way. >> yes, starting early in the morning. >> yes, that's right. most of the area, if not all of the area, will be starting as rain tomorrow morning. here's what you see down to our south, an area of low pressure spinning with

we're looking at 1 to 3 inches for portions of delaware and into south jersey. and farther to the south, mainly, if not all rainfall with this system, as it will finally taper off later today. so, the forecast is calling for temperatures to be falling. we'll see temperatures in the 40s drop into the 30s as the day progresses. the rain will change to snow first north and west and then in the i-95 corridor. and there may be a period this afternoon where it goes back and forth or is mixed with rain and snow at the same time before that colder air comes in and takes over completely for tonight and into tomorrow. now, tomorrow will be dry, but it will be cold enough so anything that's on the ground will be staying on the ground. >> okay. >> so, the rain changes to snow, but it's just happening a little bit later than we expected. >> not for -- no, i think we're on track. what time were you expecting it by? >> i thought it would be earlier, like 3:00 this morning. >> no, no, it was always supposed to be rain to begin with. >> i just need to listen closer. >> you didn't

so if you are starting out in south jersey, be red which your fog lights on. live look, route 73 at route 30, white horse pike in south jersey, one example, going to one of the other cameras here, which is going to show us i-95 clear as a bone, trust me, clear as a bone thereon i95 near. we go for ride north on 95 working your way up toward girard avenue, the construction zone, again, late running construction as you run in toward cottman avenue. and then northbound lanes of route 202, construction crews out here with us, in full force, approaching the king of prussia mall interchange where only the far left shoulder is open. expect delays coming over the bridges this morning, we will get socked in with the fog, as the morning goes on, and that's going to slow us down naturally, coming across the river. otherwise, the new jersey turnpike, 295, all in good shape. and mass transit off to good start with no delays. chris, kerrey, back over to you. >> mr. kelly, thank up, zip. pennsylvania govenor-elect tom wolf calling for high stand darr for members of his trans

philadelphia to the metro area is close to lunch time, south jersey and delaware you'll get the action with some snow. it comes late 4:00 until 7:00, and for details on that lets go to melissa magee. >> it's hard to believe that yesterday we had temperatures of lower 70s and upper 60s and now the temperature as long the i-95 corridor are in the 50s and overnight and more specifically on wednesday the temperatures drop below freezing and upper 30s and close to 40 degrees, a big concern if you are traveling tomorrow if you are out and about on roads, mainly wet on the i-95 corridor. turning fleshy, and we are expecting the heavier amounts of accumulation there. big wet snowflakes are a concern and reduced visibility because of the rain and wet snowfall is reducing the visible on the roads. in our northwest suburbs, heavy wet snow and branchs could be an issue with the wet snow and power concerns from lancaster to the east, down the i-95 corridor, this starts as rain and turning to wet snow in the afternoon hours and slushy accumulation on the grasses, from doylestown to glassboro and are

like tomorrow we'll see rain in south jersey and delaware. but in the afternoon areas north and west will be getting that accumulating snowfall. in the north and west snowfall they will see ethe most snowfall from this storm system. >> all right, bill. >>> while we're on the topic of thanksgiving snow, some airlines are offering to help travelers scheduled to fly out of town tomorrow. what you can do right now to make sure you don't get stuck on the ground. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ rnlsh good morning. checking some of your drive times. slowing down from wood haven to the vine. 17 minutes 76 westbound from the vine to the blue route and the blue route northbound from 95 to 76 is about an 18-minute trip. let's head outside for a live look over center c

it's over south jersey, but the rest of rest of us are improving greatly. 64 by 9:00.at 2:00. in a couple of days we're talking snow, so go figure. >> the rootdz are ugly -- the roads are ugly out there, so you'll want to check in with karen in 30 minutes. for david, matt, karen, i'm tam. have a great monday! or heart disease.ve diabetes at gateway health, we see you , not your condition. gateway health medicare advantage plans offer complete care that fits you better, gives you more, and may cost you less. like ten-dollar copays on the medications you need, and zero copays on everything from diabetic monitoring supplies to hearing and eye exams. call 1-877-gateway today. for a better plan. and a better you. we gdid he help pick it out?er. no, he's a cat. is this mine? that one's for alice. but she doesn't know it yet. why not? mom says she's still cooking. capture your memories with hallmark keepsakes ornaments. >>> good morning, america. holiday havoc. a nor'easter taking aim at the east coast. the big storm poised to cause chaos for millions traveling this thanksgiv

by 9:00, breaks of sunshine and 55 and a chance of some scattered showers in delaware, south jersey and into the i-95 corridor at noontime while there is sunshine north and west. we'll get your hour-by-hour future weather when i come back in less than ten minutes. first, jillian mele jillian? >> starting in the lehigh valley still accident free in the majors. route 22 at airport road and you can see it's quiet out there and a few drivers this morning, but no drivers to report and even the northeast extension. we have some of the normal construction on the northeast extension, but no big delays to report there. the blue route is quiet in both directions. a live look right near mcdade boulevard. drive times very average. about 17 to 18 minutes both weighs on the blue route between 95 and 76. again, our only accident of the morning is at hockle road. chris? >>> protests turned into near riots overnight in ferguson, missouri. officers lobbying tear gas from inside armored vehicles to dispersed crowds. people fired gunshots and set cars on fire and set buildings on fire. a live look right no

19 in coatsville, 16 in quakertown, 17 in martins creek, 20 in warrington and saint davids and south jersey it's cold. 22 in buena, glassboro, 21. and ewing 20 degrees. it's another cold afternoon thanks to the cloud cover starting to rool in. it's not going to allow the sun to warm up. today will be a chilly one, you look toward the far left-hand side of the screen you'll be picking up snow showers across central pha. williams port, harrisburg and state college reporting flurries. that's associated with the warm front, that warm front crosses the region overnight tonight that sets the stage for a nice moderating trend sunday and monday. if you're not a winter weather fan, hold on we have a few days ago. 42 is the high for today. we're expecting cloudy skies and passing flurry around during the late morning hours north and west. gradual warmup that's what's ahead in the seven-day forecast. the pattern is nice and light. we're not tracking any storm systems out there, the good news there's no arctic air in the seven-day forecast. there's a couple of days where it turns chilly, but it's not w

but he says the real victory will be putting south jersey back to work. he is confident in his commitment and effort to do so. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> here is a look at another race in south jersey. former philadelphia eagle gary cobb lost to donald norcross for the house district 4 seat. >>> to the races in delaware. chris coons has been re-elected to the senate, he beat back a challenge from kevin wade. there are the numbers on the screen. coons with 56% of the vote. tim furlong live at coons' headquarters, celebration there was somewhat of a forgone conclusion, right? >> reporter: a little bit some surprise. the voter turnout, not good. that was a surprise. significantly lower, 36% state wide. we did have interesting races to watch. senator coons won. a lot of the races did turn out as expected. when he goes back to washington, he will look different than when he left. >> hello, delaware democrats. >> the victory party was for democrats. the victory speech was a message about forgetting d or r. they just want him to get something done. >> you

a truck from south jersey gas. there's been no other evacuations in the area. 911 call came in at 3:30 when the police arrived at the home on hidden hollow lane in winslow township. the child answered the door and collapsed. the carbon monoxide readings are so high that emergency responders can't enter the home him they are venting the home and go in when they can. three people in the hospital, there's no word on their condition yet, but we are on the scene and we'll bring you updates as we get them. scott -- katherine scott. >> a 60-year-old woman was hurt in a fast-moving fire in east mount airy section around 1:00. fire crews rescued the woman from a second floor bedroom. she is in stable condition at the hospital being treated for smoke inhalation. >> we learned overnight a 50-year-old man shot in the head in a car in the city's germantown section has died. his car had hit two parked cars along the 5200 block of marion street late last night. the man was not carrying identification. >>> a chester county communi

change over to snow, that is when we start to see the rain turn to snow, even the interior parts of south jersey, gloucester and jersey and camden counties and parts of delaware at this point. and we watch it kick on out of here and our thanksgiving day is dry. it's mainly wet along the highways and i-95 and slushy to the northwest and the big, wet snowflakes are reducing visibility, .3 in mount pocono and less than a mile in lancaster, even in philadelphia, under a mile visibility when so many people are traveling here. we watch the precipitation type mainly snow to the northwest, range continuing to change to snow along i-95 and i want to show you a picture of this at route 100 kirkland avenue, see the snow sticking to the roadways, david will be back to tell us how much snow to expect. >> thank you karen. our team coverage continues now on the road with "action news" reporters john rawlins and annie mccormick. first annie is in the elements in snowy allentown. >> reporter: hey beautiful snowy allentown, a look at the roadways, here at parkway and tillman road, you can see it's drivable and th

really for south jersey and most of delaware this was a rain event. the northwest suburbs, this is the last hour of the snow and we have a good band moving through chester county and oxford and coatesville. and reading and allentown town and this is not as intense as yesterday. a few hours before everything is winding down. as expected this was not a blockbuster snow storm, but areas north and west elevation was key, cake quakertown 3 inches of snow and chadds ford 2.5 and horsham 1.5 and the jack frost ski resorts are loving this, 7 inches of snow. they got it hard in the poconos. but we had enough snow in stratford, pennsylvania, that samantha could make a snowman with her pop pop. a great snow for making snow men. and joe in landsdale showing a cardinal, that puts you in the holiday spirit. the temperatures show the story, in sea isle city it's 39 degrees and philadelphia has dropped to 36 and allentown 34 and reading 35 degrees, we have reduced visibility in reading where the snow is intense right now, 1.5 miles, along the shore visibility is repo

and that is light rain for south jersey.ut north and west, that's where the steadier rainfall is and farther to it, that's the back edge of the rainfall. we'll be looking for this activity. for this morning, steady light rain with clouds and scattered showers. nowhere near the temperatures tomorrow. 43 in the morning. 54 in the afternoon. gusty winds making it feel chillier. and bringing in even colder weather for the weekend. saturday morning, 34 in the city. and then 41 to start with on sunday. both days we'll see temperatures climb into the other 50s. it's monday that we'll have bright sunshine. nice and much more comfortable. high near 60 degrees. then just in time for veterans day. temperatures into the 60s, tuesday afternoon. 64 degrees. >> with weather like this, visibility is lower. roads are wet. that means headlights have got to come on when the windshield wipers come on even in the daylight. >> let's get an update on the roads with nbc10's "first alert" traffic reporter jillian mele. >> we keep getting new acciden

as for the farmers market, it is a south jersey landmark as you said.dered the largest and oldest farmers market and flea market. up until today it actually had 65 various retail shops. as we come back out live to the scene, you can see fire crews are still here, again, putting out hot spots that may occur. the weather playing a major role for all of"átáq firefighters that are out here tonight. fire crews tell us it's going to take them from time to clear out the scene and of course the major question this evening is what led to the blaze. it's a story we will continue to follow for now. live in columbus, new jersey, nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> nefertiti was just talking about it, arctic winds, near freezing temperatures make this wait for a bus or a train

snow is really sticking together in clumps and that reduces the visibility and we have snow in south jerseyinally, but this is really light snow and this will not be accumulating in new jersey and for delaware there is really a rain event. it's melting as it hits the surface. on my facebook page people are sending me great pictures this is from hockessin, delaware. this looks like winter. they got one inch of snow and mount holly a trace and ewing 1 inch, mainly a rain event. reading got 3 inches and perkasie 3.5. and philadelphia officially a trace of snow. temperatures now philadelphia 36 degrees and allentown 34 and wilmington 35 and trenton 34 and millville 33. reduced visibilities and mout. pocono is down to 1 mile. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the radar is breaking up and we have two, two and a half more hours of this before everything moves out. at 8:00 most of the snow showers north of our region, it's out of here before 11:00 and the skies are clearing out and for 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade, it's looking nice but chilly, 35 by 10:00 and 36 by noo

and then the last to see the change over parts of delaware into south jersey. winter storm warnings in pink north and west as we move into northern sections of chester, upper montgomery and bucks county and in purple we have those winter weather advisories. they kick in tomorrow morning and continue throughout the entire day on wednesday. coming up we'll have new information about the snowfall totals as well as what to expect in your neighborhood and the travel weather not only here locally but across the nation. iain and lucy? >> thank you very much, scott. >> first winter storm could not come at a worst time. local grocery stores already hectic this time of year are just slammed jammed with people making a mad dash before the thanksgiving holiday. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live outside the wegmans in cherry hill. 10:00 o'clock at night and look at all the shoppers behind you, sabina. i'm guessing the timing of this weather has a lot of folks hitting the store asap. >> reporter: lucy, it has been crowded all night long. as you mentioned still a steady stream o

clear just like yesterday, but it's especially thick in delaware, central and southern delaware, south jersey and into central new jersey. and right along the coast, we're seeing a little bit of improvement right now in cape may, but it's still down to 1/4-mile for millville, atlantic city and toms river. anything at 1/4-mile or below is considered dense fog. it's light fog above that. clouds above the entire area will not last all day. we will see them clear out as a gusty wind will be blowing in. this line of showers will fall apart, but the winds will still survive. and then cold air will ride in on those winds tonight. you will really feel the difference by tomorrow morning. so, even though we're starting off with fog and clouds, sunshine and 60s again this afternoon, but the winds will make for a different story tomorrow morning. look at the temperatures, dropping into the 30s. then just 49 degrees tomorrow afternoon. late in the day thursday, thursday evening there's a chance we'll see some rain showers. pocono mountains might see a few snowflakes with those few showers, but the rest of

fog that started off in delaware and south jersey and it's still thick there, has spread inland. the 95. 295 and 195 dealing with fog. doesn't look like it's slowing anybody down at this time, but there is plenty of fog around, and it's not just in hamilton. now bluebell and philadelphia international, visibility under a mile. the thicker fog, though, is in is. n new jersey, trenton, atlantic city, millville and wilmington is seeing the conditions deteriorate rapidly. dense fog has spread into new castle county, down to 1/4-mile there. but look at these temperatures, 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. today the fog that is obscuring this fine view of center city will be clearing out. believe it or not, we'll see sunshine and 60s this afternoon. your hour-by-hour forecast when i'm back in less than ten minutes. >>> and we have breaking news in bensalem, bucks county. a person was hit by a truck along route 1 and killed. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the scene. tell us what's happening there now. >> reporter: hi, vai. we arrived here 10 or 15 minutes ago, and i just spoke

no fog north and west, but look at delaware and south jersey. south jersey right now, mt. holly has 1 1/4 mile visibility, but it's fog in wrightstown, belmar, atlantic city, millville and still holding at zero visibility in wildwood and dense fog for central and southern delaware. so, it is a gray start this morning and a warm one, too. 50s across the board, even in the pocono mountains it's in the 50s. during the day today, the temperature will climb once we start to see some sunshine. it will start breaking through at 9:00 and then bright, sunny skies with a breezy noontime temperature of 62 degrees. your hour-by-hour forecast when i'm back in less than ten minutes. first alert traffic reporter jillian mele is watching for fog as well. good morning, jillian. >> good morning to you, bill. definitely seeing fog in parts of new jersey, but right now we have an accident in northeast philadelphia. cottman avenue is closed between somerdale avenue and whitaker avenue. you can take tyson avenue if you need to get around that accident scene. heading out to chester county, route

south jersey and delaware, we see that brief change over to snow. we had rain earlier, many of you in south jersey that only saw rain today, you're starting to see that change over to snow. 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., we're drying out. cold thanksgiving day, we are cold and dry, so a much better travel day as we go into tomorrow. the storm's not out of here yet, but it's making its way out. we'll continue showing you a time line of tonight's storm, and as we go into the overnight hours through your thanksgiving day, that forecast is just ahead. >> let's take a live look at campbell back mountain where the snow's still coming down. people saw nearly a foot of snow. >> by were they happy to see it. >> skiers love this stuff. >> randy gyllenhaal live in jim thorpe. tell us about the conditions where you are. >> this has not stopped snowing for about 12 hours, it continues to snow now, the wind is starting to pick up as it gets colder. this is that really wet gross kind of snow that makes your gloves and boots all wet. depending on what kind of elevation y

south jersey, delaware didn't really see too much. here's a look at your travel forecast as we go into early tomorrow. throughout the northeast we do expect drying conditions but again those cold temperatures will be in place dry through the day tomorrow, too. but as we go into early friday morning, we'll be even colder. so you will be traveling then, it will be dry but keep in mind very cold for your thanksgiving travel. tonight the rain and snow continuing to clear. temperatures dropping a little below freezing north and west. tomorrow will be cloudy and cold for your thanksgiving day. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s but it will be dry. friday temperatures upper 30s, we'll stay dry but more sunshine. over the weekend, 41 saturday, sunday we end on a milder note. temperatures in the mid-50s, but i think the good news now locally is we're seeing the rain clearing. but just be aware that we could see icy spots on the roadways, but as far as travel across the northeast is concerned, should be fine tomorrow. >> got through t

still seeing light rain move into parts of south delaware and east jersey. even one thunderstorm in maryland setting up partly to move into kent county soon. right now, mainly seeing rain from kent county down to sussex county. atlantic county, closer to the shore, the shore points that saw heavy rain earlier today, the heavy rain is gone and it's really just this light rain that's left over. the rain will continue streaming and mainly four areas south of philadelphia as we go through tonight. but it will be clearing up for the morning rush. by 7:00 in the morning, it will be colder. mid-40s and only around 50 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and the winds will pick up, too. a windy and colder day tomorrow. more details coming up. >>> a 3-year-old boy is beaten to death and tonight chester county authorities tell us the culprits are his mother and her boyfriend. jillian tate and gary felonbaum are charged with murder. prosecutors say they used a curtain rod and aluminum strips to torture the boy. the little boy died tuesday night. >> gary and jillian tied the two boys

later in the afternoon, see some of that interior south jersey getting a little bit of that snow. but not much. eight to 12 inches the poconos, that's good bit. lehigh valley, berks county, upper bucks, montgomery, chester, five to eight, three to gave for the rest of bucks county. lower montgomery. much of delaware. southern chester. parts of the philadelphia area, chestnut hill probably more snow than south philly. rain after 3 a.m., snow in the poconos to start. 39 for the low in the city, 35, north and west. all above freezing when you get up in the morning, temperatures fall during the day, heavy rain changes to heavy, wet snow. and on thursday, it's just plain cold. high of only 40, even colder on friday. saturday pretty cold this time offier. sunday, the temperatures really jump. that's going to feel very nice. and we have a very tricky weather situation coming. sheena will have more on this with new data at 11:00 tonight. >> always changing, too. >> yeah. it's -- this early and late season storms the trickiest. okay, glenn. glad you're here. >>> we want to see your view of

um per 50s right now in sections of south jersey.average temperatures, high pressure shifting out into the open waters of the atlantic. with that clockwise flow. the winds are coming in out of the south and west. helping to keep those temperatures above average few scattered clouds around but no rainfall just yet. that system is still off to the west. but as we time it out, we're dry tonight. we're dry during the day tomorrow. but that front continues to move overhead, and it's to the south. we'll watch an area of low pressure that will move out of the up ohio river valley. wednesday overnight especially after midnight and thursday morning looking at pockets of light rain across the area. and then by midday, some of it could be moderate to heavy especially along i-95 and as you move into south jersey where you see the yellow and the red, and as we move toward thursday evening, we're still looking at some showers across the area but most of the heavy rain moves out to sea and then the secondary front that will move through overnight t

that threat is a little more likely in delaware and south jersey. wind that was so strong yesterday. that really gave us the big warm up. just the gentle breezes blowing right now, below ten miles per hour. eight at philadelphia international and clouds overhead, no rain or snow just yet. look at the temperature. 57 degrees. not an issue. snow still on the ground in spite of rain and 60s in the pocono mountains yesterday. today, the clouds will be in and out. get some sunshine in the pocono mountains and we're starting off with readings in the 40s and falling for mt. pocono and 50s in the most locations until you get to southern delaware, central delaware and south jersey and into central new jersey. even southeast philadelphia still in the low 60s at this time. there are the showers that could be moving inland during the early afternoon hours today. but the rain that you see to the south is going to come together with the storm, a coastal storm for us tomorrow. by 11:00 tonight, the temperatures still mild. near 50 dexwrgrees in philadelp. but fall

a final farewell today to a fallen south jersey firefighter. hundreds lined the streets of cinnaminson for firefighter christopher hunter's funeral procession. skyfox was overeyed. the 37-year-old firefighter passed away during his shift last saturday. it's the first in the line of duty death involving a cinnaminson firefighter since 1968. >> a south jersey mom needs your help to get her wheelchair daughter the transportation that she needs. our bruce gordon is working to get results after spending a day with her mom and her nine-year-old and joins us tonight. >> for most of us almost any kind of car or truck or suv will get us where we're going. but for those with special needs and little money, transportation troubles can make every day life a real challenge. >> nine-year-old abby is just home from her latest trip to the hospital. for treatment of a collapsed lung. she has brain damage, barely speaks. suffers seizures and is blind in one eye. tammy wilson is her mom. >> i cry all the time. all the time. i always say i'm sorry to her even thei

as for the farmers market, it is a south jersey landmark as you said. it's considered the largest and oldest farmers market and flea market. up until today it actually had 65 various retail shops. as we come back out live to the scene, you can see fire crews are still here, again, putting out hot spots that may occur. the weather playing a major role for all of"átáq firefighters that are out here tonight. fire crews tell us it's going to take them from time to clear out the scene and of course the major question this evening is what led to the blaze. it's a story we will continue to follow for now. live in columbus, new jersey, nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> nefertiti was just talking about it, arctic winds, near freezing temperatures make this wait for a bus or a train seem like forever. our nbc 10 cameras captured these passengers shivering out in the cold along broadway and camden. >> strong winds all day are making it feel even colder than it really is. here's a live look outside at the flags blowing high

feels like 27 in philadelphia and below freezing in south jersey and delaware.to everyone it feels like below freezing. as we go through the rest of the evening, it will be cold. temperatures in the mid 30s. by 9:00, still cold. about 30 for most of the area and later on tonight, we start to drop back into the 20s by 11:00 p.m. 29 degrees and the winds will diminish. it will be colder with areas north and west in the teens. we will look at the temperatures and which day of the weekend will be milder. >> no matter when or where you shop, the experts are predictioning consumers will be shelling out more and their forecast up to 617 billion $. with a b. the largest increase since 2011. >> that's not the only mall you visited today. you describe the crowds and it doesn't appear that they were in a spending mood. >> we made our rounds and we will get to that in a minute. it depends on which mall you were at if you saw people shopping like it's predicted. take a look behind me. this is what shoppers are dealing with. some people had to wait 30 minutes for a parking sp

we'll start to see rainfall moving in for philadelphia and south jersey.ause the temperatures will drop down so low for the poconos and lehigh valley we could see light snow, freezing rain and sleet in the poconos. and rainfall. again for philadelphia and south jersey, all rainfall. overnight sunday heading into monday. the monday morning commute will be slick. the average is 56 degrees. the temperatures will warm back into the mid-50s on monday. but for tomorrow we're at 48 degrees. still below average. and speaking of cold temperatures, it is going to be a very cold game for the eagles taking on the green bay packers. 4:25 p.m. tomorrow, 25 degrees as we head into the fourth quarter, 19 degrees. the temperatures show tomorrow we're going to warm into the high 40s tomorrow in philadelphia and low 40s in allentown. tonight we drop below breefreez for the suburbs north and west. the seven-day forecast shows that we are going to see temperatures warming back into the 50s monday but look at tuesday and wednesday, daytime highs stay in the 30s. >>> want to see

but, those clouds, in south jersey, are also leaving. forty-six out at the airport in philadelphia, moving to the north, 37 in allentown, 33 now in the poconos. and moving to the south, 44 in millville, 46 down in wildwood at this point. winds are coming up. they're light and out of the west and kind of the southwest in a few spots, but mostly out of the west, three, 4 miles an hour, so not big deal, windchill not a factor this morning. 54 degrees by noon, by 3:00 p.m., 56 degrees, mostly sunny skies, and in fact our future weather just clears us out very nicely, and by 4:00 p.m., and long before that looking at sunshine. for how long, and how warm do these temperatures get? the answer to all of those questions and many others you might have coming up with the eyewitness weather seven day forecast just ahead, nick snow. >> carol, thank you. >>> homicide under investigation in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. it happened shortly before 11:30 last night in the 1600 block of row and street. investigators say an unidentified woman w

morning and there is a possibility some of the showers will stray inland to portions of delaware, south jersey and even the i-95 corridor during the day today. only as rain showers, however. 61 right now and holding in philadelphia. trenton, mount holly, millville, dover all in the low 60s while the chilliest spots are north and west and pretty mild for this time of year. 58 in allentown and 51 in the mountains. during the day, clouds will be with us. some breaks of sunshine and a chance of a mid-day shower. just rain showers today. a closer look at the snowfall heading our way when i come back in less than ten minutes. >>> speaking of that, bill, the holiday storm could change the plan of millions of thanksgiving travelers this week. a nor'easter bringing rain and snow could cause havoc up and down the delaware valley to new england. katy zachary is live where people are getting ready for this first storm of the season. hi, katy. >> you know full well we have been talking about this snowfall for tomorrow since last week. the 70 degree weather we had yesterday and the focus on thanksgiving, it

and also south jersey. but if you're closer to the poconos and lehigh valley, we do expect to see light snow, freezing rain, sleet. that's all a possibility for the poconos. a brief wintery mix and a few icy spots are possible as those temperatures drop below freezing, right when the rainfall moves in. it is still cold out. we are going to see temperatures at 48 degrees today. and then we'll recover into the 50s tomorrow. a cold day on tap for the eagles taking on the green bay packers. by the time the game starts, temperatures at 25 degrees at 4:25 today. for the fourth quarter, 19 degrees. but with the wind speed, the windchill is going to feel like it's in the single digits. it is going to be a cold day for football. your seven-day forecast shows that we are going to warm back into the 50s. it will be short-lived tomorrow. 35 degrees for your daytime highs on tuesday. on wednesday 38 degrees, and then we start to recover. but watch out for the icy spots if you live in the lehigh valley or the poconos. >>

breaking right now, toxic fumes have sickened a family inside their south jersey home overnight. we're live with new information. >> a car goes so far off the road it lands in the second floor of the home. we're hearing from the people who were inside when it happened. >> the eagles get ready for a monday night matchup at the linc. hear from mark sanchez as he gets ready for his first start with the birds. >> good morning everybody, david and karen are here and would like to present weather and traffic. >> reporter: here we go. we'll have sunshine pouring over the horizon later on. for the most part, the clouds will be high and thin, we won't see much of the sun obscured. 39 degrees, 31 in allentown and millville. a couple of spots below freezing. down the shore, low 40s. winds are not that strong. all the reporting stations reporting calm winds. if you do feel them they will be riding down out of the north. mainly clear and chilly catching the bus, 37 by 6:00.0 degrees b. we'll get a high of 61 at 2:00. it's not bad it's a little above average, certainly. 6:00 p.m., 52 degrees,

on wednesday, right along the i-95 corridor 1:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon and delaware and south jersey mostly rain for you. the question is, how do you get snow when we have temperatures in the 70s and record warmth yesterday and relatively colder air today. cecily has more on that. >> that is what makes this forecast tricky, yesterday 72 degrees and temperatures now are in the 50s, 54 in philadelphia, and 52 in allentown and 53 in millville and future tracker showing even tomorrow as the precipitation is here and we are getting the change over, temperatures are above freezing at the surface. don't expect a severe icing situation but there will be a change over to snow from the colder air in the atmosphere. tomorrow if are you traveling along the i-95 corridor, it will mainly be wet and not white however if you are traveling to the northwest suburbs this is where you get the slushy accumulations during the day and with the warm air, these are not the light and fluffy snowflakes, these are the big wet, snowflakes. the big problem is visibility today and tomorrow. breaking down the north

this is a building in a business owned by south jersey mowers.here's also a residence here as well. this is right on route 73 at stiles avenue. in fact, we have video that we shot not long ago when the fire was burning much more intensely out here. there are a lot of fire crews out here i see. at least a dozen fire trucks out here on 73 right now trying to put out this fire. we will show you that they do have a pretty good handle on it at this point. see a lot of whites smoke rising from this property. we'll come back live to show you what's happening at this moment. they even have the ladder trucks out here as well. trying to attack this fire from above. they've got the hoses on the scene right now but for the most part this fire is out with the exception of that upper left-hand corner where that fire is still burning. i also want to show you if you will pan over to the right here. 73 is affected right now. it is shut down between main street and stiles avenue. we're in maple shade right now. this is a busy stretch of road any day. we'll tell yo

in terms of consume it's mainly rain down the shore and across much of south jersey and delaware. we're still going for the potential of a one to three wet snow accumulation mainly on grassy surfaces in the i-95 corridor and then the farther you step up into the northern and western suburbs the better chance you have of getting maybe 3 to 6 inches and that might compromise road conditions a bit with some slippery travel. drivers concerns rain will be changing to big wet flakes so even in areas where it's mainly just making the roads wet the visibility is not going to be great. the worst time period along i-95 will be during the afternoon. the best travel of all is probably later at night after this whole thing winds down. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, today 57 degrees, not a bad day, just not as nice as yesterday, partly sunny ann little cooler. tomorrow we have snow northwest of philadelphia eventually, rain south and east. it starts as rain everywhere before the changeover. a high of 40 but that's fairly early. temperatures will dip into the 30's as that rain starts. then th

the steadier rain is in south jersey and delaware. but those areas getting a break, they'll see the rain return. it is waiting just to our southwest. all that moisture coming into the area. we'll pick up anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half of rain today. future weather showing at 8:00 this morning, right along the i-95 corridor the rain is steady. and then by late morning it fills in across the entire area. delaware, south jersey, with some spots of moderate showers at noontime today. and the rain continues this afternoon. but in spite of the rain, the temperatures will be on the rise. we will be in the 50s at 3:00 this afternoon with the back edge coming through this evening. once it clears out, then the colder air will take over. during the day today, grab your rain gear. steady rain this morning and into this afternoon with the possibility of some downpours this afternoon. high temperatures in the 50s. and the rest of the week, nowhere near this warm. the seven-day forecast when i come back in less than ten minutes. >>

here's a look at another high-profile race in south jersey.arry cobb lost to donald norcross for the district 1 seat in the house, 51% for norcross there. and in the itrd district, tom mcarthur, a retired insurance executive won over aimee belgard. tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >> the nbc 10 investigators spent election day looking into some problems that some voters had at the polls. the non-partisan watchdog committee of 70 says it got about 100 phone calls from philadelphia voters, most to do with confusion over polling locations, and some voters also encountered a language barrier. philadelphia precincts do offer interpreters for asian americans and native spanish speakers, but there were some complaints that not all chinese dialects were covered. >> if they don't speak english well or at all, they're not going to understand the sample ballot. and even if they can get assistance in the voting booth, people feel frustrated because they want to participate in voting, and they can't. >> and listen to this, the philadelphia d.a. office is plann