accident in south philly, morning, everybody, 5:30, the eastbound schuylkill expressway,. >> everyoneng center city headed east into south philly, trying to get down to the airport, trying to get to the walt whitman bridge. >> eastbound schuylkill down to one lane at vare avenue. no problems on the roosevelt boulevard working your way out of the great northeast headed on to the schuylkill, looking good on 95, as we start to pick up some volume. rush hour underway. roads dry at least for now, but the ride home is going to be a little different. and, an accident in upper southampton, charlotte avenue. davisville road. vehicle smashed into a peco power pole. so, we got some power issues up in that area, as well. otherwise, mass transit, offer to good start, karen, thomas, back to you. >> bob, let's get right to the breaking news from burlington county. had really pretty big fire that's broke out out about two hours ago, now they're worried about possible collapse, jenny joyce is at the scene with the latest, jenny? >> there is a second host off the back of the home, there is cents a lot

wet snow with some rain mixing around philly and particularly farther south. as we get from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. that snow line is going to drop further south. what i mean right now is the steadiest snow is in suburbs, and that's going to dip down. the heaviest snowfalls with the lowest visibility, we're talking at times 1 to 2 inches falling per hour. that's the type of rate where it's difficult to drive. snow totals across our region our highest amounts are going to be further north. that's where we're looking at 8 to 13 inches possible. 4 to 8 inches along the i-95 corridor. notice in chestnut hill, parts of manayunk, you're in that the potential for showers. and through this morning it's going to be messy. wet roads but not snowy roads yet. as we get into midday that's where some of the heavier snow is going to pick up. that's going to last through the afternoon, evening, and then we've got snowy roads. this is why we're seeing this time of day when the commute is going to be a big issue. wednesday night the snow ends but the roadways will likely still be im

. >>> meanwhile, jay wright looking for win number 413 in south philly.tied for the school record if he could get it. hosting georgetown. then on the ensuing hoya's possession, bridges with the steal and the stick. he had 24. nova makes it win number 413 for their coach. 97-73. >>> lasalle visiting st. joseph. hawks up 3 late. james 'em bring misses from the corner. with the board and back to bembry. rising up for the bucket. st. joe's scored seven straight and win 78-70. >>> penn looking to clinch a share of the ivy league title for the first time since 2007. taking on ryan bentley. call him jack tripper. three's company. ten wins, 99-93. two behind harvard in the ivy league tournament. >>> torrey smith throwing out the first pitch. a 1-0 ball game. orioles hits it far. two-run shot. phillies fall 4-2 and lose to the pirates in the other game. >>> the union opening their game with a pair of teenagers in the starting lineup. 18-year-old anthony fontana, right place, right time. my left foot. union with the open erwiner. eat it up. 2-0. >>> super bowl cham

for now, live in south philly, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> today it will be back to school and work for most families across the area. a lot of folks took advantage and had fun. >> we have pictures to prove it. look at this in delaware county. the kids built a snowman, got a sled, too. that's fun. hannah was bundled up in pretty pink snowsuit in avondale. >> and certain dogs go crazy for the snow. ozzie enjoying himself in berks county. check out the high-flying nbc10 viewer. whoa. there it goes! >> whoa! >> got a little air -- no, big air. in kennett square. send photos to the free nbc10 app. click on "see it, share it," and send it to us. >>> in other news, all eyes on u.s. and global markets this morning as jitters mount over the resignation of president trump's chief economic adviser. gary cohn's surprise announcement comes as the president prepares to sign new tariffs on steel and aluminum. more than 100 republican house members are urging president trump to reconsider the tariffs. business leaders are also warning about p

accident in south philly.untain between morris and tasker, going live, skyfox over the scene of this crash, take a look at this one here. this guy looks like he ran up on to the curb. and crashed into the steps of a row home there. now, looking at the row home, looks like it is a home that's under construction, or under repair there, you got the firefighters dropping down that sand, which will some up the oil. no reports of any injuries. thank goodness. but that's the 500 block of mountain, just off of fifth street there, between tasker and morris, as we come back to the maps, we will check some of the other problems we've been dealing with, the schuylkill expressway, back to normal here rolling in and out of south philadelphia. still little delay on the vine expressway though, as you cross town, trying to get over to 30th street station, and so far so good, on mass transit. mike and alex back over to you. >> i think they got this under control over there. crews have been battling this two family house fire in

eastbound side of south philly doing better. on bristol road right between second street pike. and northbound from 295 to 495 a ten minute trip with speeds still into the 60s. >>> you want to be with nbc 10 tonight for "the voice" because a singer from delaware county will be auditioning for his chance at stardom. listen. ♪ you know you got it bad when you're stuck in the house ♪ >> he'll be up second tonight in the field of contestants auditioning in front of the coaches. that's on "the voice" tonight. listen to that note. she's going what? that's tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. next we update you on breaking news we're following for you and today's top stories. >>> up next a sneak preview of the official nfl films movie spotlighting the birds super bowl win. can't get enough. >>> three before 7:00 and our nbc 10 headlines begins with breaking news this morning. a firefighter in the hospital after fall tloug the hoing thro of a burning home in bucks county. he was conscious when he was transported from the scene. >>> utility crews across our region are working to restore

from the stage of the academy of music and here and sleeping in their own beds at their house in south philly performing on stage at the academy. >> it was kind of emotional i never performed on that stage, so to finally be standing there and looking out was really special. >> her family gets to come see her and her mom gets to come and see her perform on the stage she brought her to. >> how amazing it that. they call themselves philly dealers. they are from here and back here. and pushing for shows to come back to their home town. and tour guides for their fellow cast members. the show also stars adam passcal who plays shakespeare. >> thank you alicia. >>> well, it was a special treat for kids in wilmington this morning, they got to see a new blockbuster film black panther for free. "action news" was at penn cinema as 200 students arrived to see the film from marvel universe. the third grouping of kids that got to see the black panther for free. >>> mr. brown can move, green eggs and ham. and the tooth book some of the most popular dr. seuss books are on display for this celebration of read

from montgomery county let's depot to south philly, i-95. major roads in philly just wet right now. volume usually starts to build here around the 6:00 hour most days. we'll see what happens today as many offices and hundreds of schools closed today. right now you can see that wet snow coming down. >> we'll be driving all over south jersey checking to see what you'll experience if you happen to go out there today. nbc 10's pamela osborn has stopped now. pam, you have some advice for drivers who do need to get out on the roads today. tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, but first i want to get to some information that came out this morning. state offices will be closed today. they're asking everyone that's not a nonessential employee to stay home today. you can see the snow already accumulating on the grassy areas and a little bit more so on the road now a bit this morning. so if you have to be one of those essential employees, if you have to go in this morning make sure you dust the snow off your lights and take care of your roof and windshield as well so you aren't blinding anyone

we'll head to south philly and see what the conditions are like there. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> personal experience, that's going to be like shoveling rocks. that snow is heavy. >>> the storm left thousands of people without power across our region, but power companies are making progress restoring electricity. among the hardest hit was bucks county where right now more than 47,000 customers are still in the dark. more than 19,000 remain without power in burlington county this morning. >>> the concern now that the storm has passed is that wet snow could bring down more tree limbs and wires, causing new power outages. ben salem tweeted this video yesterday. you see the sparks that fell from the power lines at ford and meeting roads. >>> because of the power outages, the red cross has a shelter open for people in bucks county who need a warm place to sleep. >> nbc10's katy zachry is live there in langhorn. they have some people there, but then more people will show up this morning. when do they expect more people to show up? >> reporter: the shelter op

penguins come to south philly this wednesday night. >> flyers defenseman shane, posting numbers of theventeen people were killed at the school allegedly by former student between weeks ago, school's hockey team won the title last week, but ticket the to the national championship. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," worry on wall street this morning. trang? >> friday's continues to cause problems for people across our region, i'm trang do, live in delaware county with the situation here. rahel? >> and trang, also ahead, bill cosby back in court today. what his lawyers are asking a judge not to allow. when we come back. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster and power more employees on more devices all for a new low price. what does that equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the math. because for a limited time, you'll pay the 75 mbps price and get 150 mbps internet. so, double your speed and save today. that's speed on sale up to 1 gig. act now to get on america's largest gig-speed network. call today

roadways and right by the cars but i'll tell you we came from our station, at spring garden, here to south philly, and even the smaller streets we know about these tight, small streets, in south philadelphia , they are pretty much, clear. i will say that it was a pretty good thing that the snow, ended so, early, relatively early yesterday, and early evening because crew s were able to get a handle on this snow, that had fallen. here in south philadelphia they were pretty lucky, in comparison to other parts of the our region. checking in with the national weather service, they had spot ters, estimate about 3 inches fell, in this area, and you can see it is pretty much smooth sailing, as far as being in the city. so, because of this city municipal offices are opening up on time, although city schools and archdiocesean schools are on a two hour delay to give those parents a little bit more time. some of the folks need to clean off their cars, a little bit of snow, on some of these cars, people didn't get out. so, fortunately we got bad news for people who were hoping for another snow day, but we are

we'll continue through south foil, a look at the -- south philly, a look at the conditions. live in storm force, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> the other lingering impacts of yesterday's winter storm, power outages. bucks county has the most this morning. more than 47,000 customers still without power there. also burlington county hard hit with more than 19,000 people remaining in the dark. check out the video of a tree toppling outside a home in northeast philadelphia during the height of the storm yesterday. you see more trees and branches fall today because all the heavy snow is piled up on them. that could lead to even more power outages. because of the deep snow and power outages, a state of emergency is in effect for parts of burlington county this morning. >> randy gyllenhaal is live in medford. people living and working there planning to clean up this morning. testimony us how that's going -- tell us how that's going. >> reporter: yeah, there were a lot of power outages here in burlington county. in fact, about 20,000 total between atlantic city electric, pse&g. we we

chris o'connell was at that celebration tonight and joins us live from south philly. chris?> reporter: you know iain. eagles fans we've been riding high for the past month or so exactly a month since the super bowl but now we can all relive that magic over and over again. >> for eagles fans it's been a month of celebration. tonight capped off with a special invitation to the birds training complex complete with a red carpet and vince lombardi trophy. >> still hasn't hit me yet. >> couple hundred season ticket holders were epp sighted to be the very first to seat new released eagles super bowl lii documentary produced by nnl films. >> nobody i know envisioned that we'd be here today. nobody is in a bad mood much this is incredible. >> report roar yes we know the final score. but the films producers say even the biggest eagles fans will see never before seen footage that begins back with the 1960 championship game. >> you have the adversity of the injuries. you have the legacy of 57 years of no championships. then ultimately you take down goliath the new england patriots argua

south philly. continuing to see the clouds building, and the rain will eventually push in as we go into the rest of the night. this is an interesting system that will bring a variety of things. the entire area here dealing with the high winds as the system moves through. tonight through saturday morning, we have coastal flood issues, and then we have heavy rain for parts of our philadelphia suburbs up to the lehigh valley and even the possibility of heavy snow. that's the big picture. now we'll fly you in, take you along the shore and break it down. hour by hour as we go into this afternoon, that's when we'll start to see breezy continues. not too bad for atlantic city by 10:30 tonight. we're seeing wind speeds moving around 16 miles per hour. cape may, 13 miles per hour, light rain expected to continue thursday night into friday morning. a quick break near atlantic city in terms of rainfall. but take a look at the wind speeds moving at 48 miles per hour. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour for cape

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so fierce it is ripping off street signs in south philly. >> and we're seeing a whole lost this downed trees falling on power lines in delaware county a transformer look at tu can see the flames lg up the sky. >>> and we're not out of the woods just yet. still to come, flooding. ready to batter our beaches. good evening, thanks for joining us, dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell.& dangerous storm lashing the region. we are talking about power outages. major damage and serious travel troubles. right now we have team coverage. our crews are tackling this storm out in the elements from the shore where coastal flooding and high tides are a major concern. to the airport and train station where travelers are stuck tonight and in the suburbs where hundreds of thousands are without power and in the dark. >> let's send things over to meteorologist scott williams with more on that high wind warning tonight. scott. >> absolutely we are still looking at winds gusting over 5. take look at the center of low pressure. the pressure has dropped considerably and we're talking about those damaging wind

let's talk temps. 46 in philly, 46 in south jersey. 44 in the lehigh valley. 47 in delaware. season al for this time of year. the average is 49 in philly. a little below average. because of the winds, it feels like upper 30s in the afternoon. it's chill you, but the silver lining is that it's mostly sunny. how about the coastal storm situation. let's talk about it. we're looking off well to the west here. we went from monday to tuesday morning. we're looking dry monday into tuesday morning. but, you see that center spinning around to the west of chicago. that's going to be provide some energy. a coastal low will form to the south. >> take a look. tuesday night, one computer model. not all in agreement. but giving us mixing north and west. that line pressing against philly and rain farther south. this is a start tuesday night. now we've got snow with that line pressing against philadelphia wednesday morning. there's a coastal low starting to develop to the south. this moves to the south of us. how close this tracks to the shore. how quickly it tracks. how much it intensifies ar

for people who don't know, talk about south by southwest and how you're really putting philly out thereyear. >> south by southwest is the largest mousse music media tech conference in the entire country. it's where me technology or musician gets discovered down there. this is our third year representing philadelphia on this international level bringing the best of philadelphia, both the tech and start-up muse sitions to shine bright in the spotlight. >> it's called the amplified philly initiative. talk about that sfwlps all about amplifying philly, it's about talk about the great things that be happening in the city, great people, great ideas, great startups and music community that we have. >> you've been there several years in a row now. is there something new that you guys are showcasing about our area? >> we brought on the witty gritty team. >> that was new. i think the biggest change is that last year the amplify philly initiative was in the convention center and that year the big shift is that we have a two-story venue that we've rented out in the heart of the activity downtown th

you can see in these blue and green colors, the areas of the heaviest snow and it's just from south philly down into cumberland county in new jersey and it's not moving much as you can see. this is truly heavy in chester and piles grove and upper pitts grove and we have to keep an eye on these things because in some cas cases, they set up a line in the same spot and you can get two, three times as much snow in the one neighborhood as the next. this is another area that's just developed from pottstown through westchester. that's a bust of snorst of snow. when they set up in these lines, they stay there for a while. the darker color's indicating the heavier snow. we have that in the pocono, too. reports of well over a foot of snow. we have snow and sleet at the jersey shore. visibility shows how heavy the snow is. plubell, that's heavy. quake you aretown is fairly heavy. same with philadelphia and northeast philly. trenton has improved. that's important because we'll get drier air northeast, too, and the vizsibility in millvill really terrible. the temperature is going to help us overnight b

. >>> meanwhile, jay wright looking for win number 413 in south philly.t will be tied for the school record if he could get it. hosting georgetown. two of his 15. possession, bridges with the steal and the stick. he had 24. nova makes it win number 413 for their coach. >>> lasalle visiting st. joseph. an a-10 and big 5 matchup. hawks up 3 late. james place -- misses from the corner. with the board and back to bembry. rising up for the bucket. st. joe's scored seven straight 78-70. >>> penn looking to clinch a share of the ivy league title for the first time since 2007. taking on brown. qu tripper because of three's company. 6-3 for him. career high 30 points. ten wins, 99-93. 2 seed behind harvard in the ivy league tournament. >>> phillies split squad action hosting the orioles. eagles torrey smith throwing out the first pitch. a 1-0 ball game. top of 8th. orioles hits it far. two-run shot. phillies fall 4-2 and lose to >>> the union opening their gamn with a pair of teenagers in the starting lineup. one of them gets on the board. 18-year-old anthony font

would look good in a sixers uniform, sixers beat the calves 108-97 and they play the horn nets south phillyhe game embiid added some fuel to the fire. tweeting this picture of him: chumming it up with labron with the caption trust the process. always a great time playing against one of the best ever to play the game. look closely at the hashtag. summer 2018 goals. >> oh, embiid of course likely referring to the free agency period that begins on july 1st that's when teams can officially sign free agents like labron, this is getting real interesting. and you know there were rumors , jim, that labron had a rep in town checking out high schools for his son. >> well -- >> so stay tuned. >> getting interested. >> first the eagles, next the sixers? >> we're on a roll. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," more coverage of the nor'easter. >> live coverage starting with trang. >> reporter: people at the jersey shore are already waking up to the effect this much coastal storm, i'm trang do live in brigantine, with a look at conditions, and preparations. hey, jan? >> reporter: just lig

ing snow at the same time we're getting sleet in south philly and rain in gloucester county. that's the kind of minute by minute changes we're going to be seeing here. that's why we have to keep up with the nbc 10 app. things are goichk to be changing over the next couple days. >> you're right. our nbc 10 first alert radar is also in our freedom nbc 10 app. download it now. you can track the storm to your neighborhood. we'll also send you weather alerts for your neighborhood where you work or even your current location. >>> our coverage of the major storm baring down on us continues. >> we have a live look at i-95 in will mimington. tim furlong takes us to delaware for a look at preparations there. >>> and our major winter storm is just making its way into the area. we're going to be looking at a whole bunch of different conditions for your neighborhood from the coast to the mountains, flooding, heavy snow, high winds that could bring down trees. find out when it's going to affect you the most. >>> a live look now at our foster care bank. there's a constant need for foster fa

he joins us live outside the complex in south philly. chris?porter: iain, we all know the oscars were last night. well, i can tell you the winner for best picture at least here in philadelphia debuted here tonight at novacare complex. and, yes, the eagles played a starring role. for eagles fans it's been a month of celebration. tonight capped off with a special invitation to the bird's training complex complete with a red carpet and the vince lombardi trophy. >> still hasn't hit me yet. >> reporter: can you believe hundred season ticket holders were invited to be the very first to seat newly released eagles super bowl do you mean reproduced by nfl films. >> nobody i know envisioned that we'd be here today. >> reporter: in the crowd, 88-year-old jack mack kerr lane and his sons. >> what's this last month been like as eagles fan knowing we're super bowl champion? >> i can tell by the smile on your face. >> you said it. nobody is in a bad mood. this is incredible. >> reporter: yes we know the final score but the film producers say even the biggest

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south. a lot of areas seeing accumulating snow. philly included allentown, pottstown. mainly rain as you're closer to atlantic city. then into the evening hours, by 7:00, still coming down heavy, wind speeded staying extremely strong, 40 miles per hour. then the entire system moves out after 10:00. our temperatures, feels like temperatures in the high 20s for philadelphia. the seven-day forecast shows we could be dealing with yet another system as we go into next monday. tracy. >> uh-oh. brittney, thanks. >>> new this morning, a threat for children. next, one of the top makers of baby highchairs are not shave. >>> and the disgraced gymnastics doctor at 6:30 the first male comes forward to share his story.

leaving south philly and headed in toward the city, extra heavy because of that earlier crash. and in king of prussia, north, the northbound side of norristown, all of the traffic light are out at 202, airy, police at the intersection, four way stop when the lights are out. back to you. >> 7:04. so crews have been out all night in burlington county, the fire there, they say, is still not under control. i'm surprised. now, this is four hours later. so this is a 600 block of hickory street in delanco. it is one of those houses cents that, you know, split in two, two houses are connected. so the people that were in the house, the original fire, two adult, taken to the hospital. expected to be okay. and the neighbors in the adjoining house, they got out okay. >> 7:05. >> well, we are keeping watch on a powerful nor'easter that has taken shape. sue has been talking about this morning. >> yes, so we've sent steve from, well, basically atlantic city, then went to ocean sit, sea isle city, the wildwoods, he's headed for cape may, where are you now? >> we're hitting the fourth wildwood,

but snow into south jersey and philly. here's the totals we've got for you. and four to eight inches in the mountains of virginia and west virginia. and just a little bit south of that, around norfolk, when the first low leaves, a second low could redevelop there. that means we could have another storm on the coastline, wednesday into thursday. i just want everyone paying attention. >> sam, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the police tip, putting officers in the right spot to stop shoplifters. >>> and the homeoner that rented out a house, the renters that allegedly turned it into an animal house. how to protect yourself when trying to make extra money. >>> and the dangerous takedown all caught on camera. the suspect who got away, but not for long. stay with us. nick was born to move. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain,

south of philly, 0 around atlantic city. eastern long island, nothing. and then you jump on i-95 and head north and west and the totals significantly begin to jump higher. and that is where we'll be watching some of the higher snowfall totals. and some of the biggest problems too. the thing with this storm is that when it comes in, it will come in fast. and it will be snowfall rates of two to three inches an hour, numerous people reporting thundersnow. so this storm will get intense. there will be a thunderstorm producing snow. you may see flashes of lightning, definitely hear the thunder. and that will happening philadelphia to new york city as we go throughout the afternoon and right toward the evening rush hour. and then that whole mess heads north. so this reddish color, that is a foot. some of the mountains could get higher than that. official forecast for philadelphia was increased overnight to 8 to 12 inches. new york city is at 8 to 12, boston, because of that warmer easterly wind, you are in the 1 to 3 inch mark. albany also in that 8 to 12 inch

regardless of the weatherer, it's 33 days away to the phillies home opener in south philadelphia. after i deliver you some of the info i am about to do here in this forecast. the three bullet points tonight, a chilly, breezy sunday ahead of us. but it will be dry. if you're out and about tomorrow, dress for the breeze. it will be in the mid 40s here. feeling more like the upper 30s. so monday is the pick of the week. this is the day where we have the lightest winds, the most sunshine, and rather pleasant. get your rest while you can because looks like another nor'easter impacting us here on wednesday. and there are some differences between this upcoming storm and the last one. so let's take a look at the temperatures right now. this is a march evening that has the march wind with it. 38 in philadelphia. the winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. 38 millville. 29 the poconos. right down to the shore points it's chilly. first alert radar is dry here this evening. no more rain or snow to talk about here for the next couple of days. certainly a good thing. but already on our radar scre

a winter storm watch starts in the poconos and through philly and south jersey county and newcastle county and delaware as well. for some of us, it means you will break out the shovel midweek. it's really nice outside and enjoy this as well as tomorrow during the daytime hours, because then, wednesday is when everything changes. temperatures are still chilly. 37 degrees in philly and 39 in wilmington. pottstown is freezing. people who don't have power, they're cold, not going anywhere. it will get colder once that storm system approaches wednesday. when that storm moves through, which neighborhoods had the highest totals and when it clears out. >> looking forward to that. three days have passed since that blinding snow and thousands in the dark. this morning, about 5,000 people in bucks county were still dealing with outages. all new at 5:00, steve fisher has more on the impact there. >> reporter: cleanup was still going on today in doylestown. >> huge trees coming up from their roots. >> reporter: huge trees toppled over and knocked out their power. >> we were out friday evening to sunday

i look at south philadelphia. 32 days away from the philadelphia phillies home opener.he center city skyline. you're looking pretty good tunneled clear skies at the moment. so let's take a look at the current temperatures. we have mid to upper 30s, low 40s. the winds drop the temperature to feeling like the 20. so make sure you're dressed for it tomorrow morning. the wind shows will be in the upper teens. the final temperature will be at 48 degrees. tuesday we'll see a gathering of the clouds. there's our coastal storm. we'll get a few days to recover and then we have to keep our eye the next one after that. i'll have another update coming up at 11:00. >>> philadelphia flyers hit the ice and the matinee looking the survive a two-step through the sunshine. we have the potential salary cap casualties. we'll have the details. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot of work. this will help you power through. one million dollar power payday, new from the pennsylvania lott

still around 36 to about 44 miles per hour or head lining highlighting headlining, you know, south and east of phillyts and then as we get into tomorrow, still a breezy day but again all that weight on the trees and again the trees destabilized because of two storms they've had to endure. we could continue to see branches come down and of course some residual power outages. we have one more high tide going to have to focus on it's tonight's high tide running between 10:00 o'clock and midnight. so from middlesex county all the way down towards saint cape may somers point, brigantine, you know, right along the back bays these are areas that could deal with some minor flooding for the overnight hours. once we get rid of that high tide, the winds go northwest. and that's going to push all the water out that certainly good newses specially if you have some water still standing on your roadways down along the shore. that's it for this storm still got to endure some snow across south jersey and kathy will come back and track that with you on ultimate doppler coming up in just a little bit. bob kelly he's be

philly, checking down to mt. holly. that rain/snow line transitions to the south.o about 6:00, we even have a wintry mix as far reaching as atlantic city. we also city the system move away from the city. the system is going to move quicker than the last one. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the other big difference is the accumulating snow. here's a closer look at the snow forecast. 2 to 6 inches for most of the jersey suburbs. suburbs north and west of philadelphia, 5 to 9, and lehigh valley, 7 to 12 inches, that heavy wet snow. again, you want to be very careful shoveling the snow. you want to be careful driving to work, coming home tomorrow. our temperatures right now, you head out the door, it's going to be a relatively quiet day. feels like temples in the high 20s. 29 in philadelphia. a cold start to the morning. the seven-day forecast shows big changes on the way as we head into wednesday. we still will see windy conditions thursday, friday. then we track the possibility of yet another system here. sunday into monday. so, we'll take a closer look at what's

philly. a winter storm watch friday into for south jersey and delaware. lots going on with the system. heavy rain tomorrow, wind and the chance for wet snow on friday and wind will be with us saturday as well even though the sun comes back, windchills in the 30's all day. gradually improving sunday and monday. >> i get a chill hearing you say that >> don up next with sports >> amazing game slope but fun, nova and seton hall going above and beyond. plus will nick foles be back in philly? no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. . >>> fourth ranked villanova visiting seton hall. both teams coming off saturday night. wildcats trying to avoid back-to-back losses first time in five years, we're at the prudent center and we have overtime again, booth from distant, he had seven points, nova up by three, nova beating. look at the ball movement sharing is caring, mickle bridges from t

through that slush, cool shot of the ben franklin bridge, no problems at all, coming into philly there from southy, speaking every south jersey, the old marlton circle, where olga's use today sit right there, 70 and 73, cool shod. but again, any of the on and off-ramps, the circles, could be slippery. there is live look at 42 coming in toward philly. if you intend to flying today, just check with the airline. they call it re staging. all of those concellations cents, between philly, new york, boston, the planes got to get back into place before they can take you out to someplace warm. so check with your airline, amtrak, still suspended from new york to boston, because of power problems from yesterday, and that's had domino effect on the ac rail line. that's still suspended. septa, regional rails, bus trolley routes all running on normal schedule today. there are some hiccups along the way, going to septa website, the system status see if your bus route is on detour, like some of the hilly roads there in manayunk. new jersey transit and patco, also, running with some minor delays, so we are slowly

philly right on that borderline south and east rain but even south jersey you'll see that accumulatey. >> all right. thanks for that, kathy. of course we'll be checking in on that right now that will do it for us at 10:00. don't go anywhere because we got you covered on the other side of the break at fox 29 news at 11:00 and more on this nor'easter. and remember your mega million ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at

and closer to philly looks more like snow right now. lehigh valley, poconos, parts of southersey, delaware looks like rain to start. and as we go through most of the day wednesday we start to see a lot of that switching over and a lot of the rain switching over to snow here for parts of philadelphia, northern parts of delaware stretching down to parts of south jersey. so this will continue throughout most of the day on wednesday which means your evening commute will be challenging. strongest winds going a to be at the coast. some coastal flooding is expected for us, and the biggest impact potentially again heavy snow over that wednesday evening commute. our temperatures will be an easy day compare today what's in store late tuesday into wednesday. 31 and chilly in philadelphia. our wind speeds are going to stay strong for us as we get into the rest of the afternoon. so our feels like temperatures is going to stay down for us. we'll be closer to the high 30s in terms of our feels like temperature. we're in the 40s today, tuesday same thing and then our temperatures drop as th

philly. a winter storm watch friday into saturday an coastal flood watch for south jersey and delaware.ts going on with the system. heavy rain tomorrow, wind and the chance for wet snow on friday and wind will be with us saturday as well even though the sun comes back, windchills in the 30's all day. gradually improving sunday and monday. >> i get a chill hearing you say that >> don up next with sports >> amazing game slope but fun, nova and seton hall going above and beyond. plus will nick foles be back in philly? . >>> fourth ranked villanova visiting seton hall. both teams coming off saturday night. wildcats trying to avoid back-to-back losses first time in five years, we're at the prudent center and we have overtime again, booth from distant, he had seven points, nova up by three, nova beating. look at the ball movement sharing is caring, mickle bridges from the corner, nova goes up by five, bridges had 23, jaylen brunson was clutched was not good early but did this later on. he had a 14 and nova escapes on the road 69-68. temple visiting -- he had 15 points to lead. the owls up by

south side of chicago. amy: do you think this will help prevail even in chicago? >> absolutely. the park land and chicago students are united. we want to unite with phillyre doing? they're impatient. they have phones. they want something done right now. stay impatient because the adults have gotten used to this madness in our country. amy: i see a youth organizer beside you. tell me your name. >> lamar johnson. amy: you came from chicago, why? what are you doing with the youth in chicago? >> i'm with the youth center is that a. is sabine has on the campus. our job is to train young people how to be peace makers and advocates for their community. amy: do you have hope today? >> yeah, i have home because this is just the beginning. people think this is the end but this really is the beginning of a revolution of change. like they were saying all day, they have voting power and i think congress is keeping these young people for granted. these are the next voters. when you take your voters for granted. they're 16, 17, 18 years old. so the next voting season, these are the people going to the booths. if they don't hear them now, they will eventually. amy: key

south ande of i-95. i want to show you first future weather which shows precipitation increasing in intensity tonight. here's 10:00 o'clock when we go on the air on our sister station cw philly. l track snow in the western suburbs rain to the south and that continues overnight. there may be brief intensification over chester county montgomery bucks county through overnight hours tomorrow morning ongoing rain to the light to me snow to the north but aroun 10:00 a.m. that the coastal low starts to ramp up and start to get that banding especially in western suburbs but watch where mix line is that is an little piece of this system. heavy snow to the north rain to the south and question is does the sno around far enough to bringccumulation, to sou and delaware.that is going to be your uncerta. so more snow on the way between 7:00 p.m. and midnight rain and snow spreadsnight to 10:00 a.m. snow to the northwest rain south and east but heaviest snow and banding will be from 10:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, peak intensity of t will show yated snowf talk about the impact and your shovel stay tune. >> transportation departments across the region are get ahead of the weather. pennsylvani

mainly snow but with rain milk in and around center city spreading in south jersey and seeing heavier pockets in chester and northeast philly well. intensity picking up for you and we are seeing this over spread into our northern western, suburbs lehigh valley and poconos where it has been fairly quiet over last several hours but throughout the day today we will change from this wintry mix over to heavy wet snow, across the majority of the delaware counties. in the second half of the morning and afternoon snowfall rates of one to 2 inches per hour, maybe even some thunder snow possible, and total accumulation along i-95, six to 12 inches andt does include center city philadelphia potentially, more than a foot of snowfall in area north of the city, meisha so things are just getting started with this nor'easter, we will only go downhill. >> i can't wait for tomorrow really can. we have to get through this, heading out the door and hit the roadways, just be very careful. it is wet heavy snow that has me concerned that cannery freeze and we can see problem spots right now. but what i'm really happen bye so far this morning is w

beginning to finally see some of the bands in philly and new york city and farther toward the south around baltimore, as well. expansive area. parts of 16 states, upwards of 72 million people that are going to be impacted for much of today into the early hours of tomorrow. when you come down lower and look at the coastal flood impact, we know the three previous nor'easter vs. done quite a bit of damage across the jersey shore, the delmarva, parts of long island, as well, had been significantly impacted on the coast. 50 mile-per-hour gusts later this afternoon. certainly causing additional flooding across the coastal regions. with all that said, a lot of snow, lower visibility, gusty winds, you bet. thousands of flights have been disrupted. upwards of 65% of flights out of laguardia, half of flights out of jfk, 30 to 40% of flights across philly and new york, impacted. snow totals around 8 to 12 inches in spots. some models say new york will get even greater than that, over a foot and a half potentially. we here at cnn are conservative, keeping it around a foot. nonetheless, an impressive s

and philly you see it kind of sliced between 6 to 10 and 4 to 8. as we drop into south jersey that amount 4 to 6 inches. most of the area 2 to 6 and northern most with wilmington, 4 to 8. >> and poor visibility and road conditions to deteriorate across the morning hours and into the afternoon hours. but first if you're going to work today let's get you set. >> obviously it'll have an impact on the roads. let's check in with jessica boyington. >> i actually had some people messaging me i have to go here for a business meeting, can i good or am i crazy to do so? i would say right now if you do have to go, go. almost 6:45, typically we would see back-to-back schuylkill express times and jammed up. but looks like way less people heading out the door this morning, which is good thing. but if you have to go, go now before it it gets worse later on into the afternoon. seeing some accumulation into the shoulders and grassy areas. but the roads and majors are mostly a little slushy and look a little wet. drive times on the 95 are similar to the schuylkill expressway. we're not r

philly. and i think it gets as far south as dover, with steady heavy snows.w will mean business. so what you need to know, what you should know, through the course of the afternoon, it is a changeable day. right now, not much happening. but the worse of the storm comes in between 11 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. it is intense snow bands. i think we're going to see thunder and lightning. we call it thunder snow. and i think that's the deal as we get into the afternoon hours. again, it is cents a dynamic storm. a day to keep fox 29 on your tv. you know, check in every hour or so, because it will be a new development each hour, as this storm starts to develop. we will come back in just a little bit, talk more about the storm, show you an updated snowfall total map coming up in just a bit. >> thunder snow. we need bill anderson to start making us some t-shirts. hello collegeville. live look, route 29 and main street, again, look out your front window, yes, mix of rain, snow, maybe a slush. it is that heavy wet snow that's going to way heavily on some of the tree branches, a

the current averages in our area, philly and the surrounding p.a. suburbs, $2.76 a gallon. in southersey, $2.51. in delaware, expect to pay about $2.41. >>> 6:18. speaking of driving, we're starting to move on the schuylkill expressway. >> katy, what are you seeing? >>> when i last saw you, went from crawling to things moving modera moderately. we still have delays on 76 eastbound at greys ferry because of an earlier crash at greys ferry and university avenue, then the exit for passyunk avenue. take a look at our live camera here. these are the two lanes we were seeing stopped traffic and utterly crawling. now it's moving at a good clip. things are merging well. hopefully we'll get official notice that it's cleared. things are getting right in the system. looking at the broader story of how your majors are doing, 95, 76, 476, everything in the green indicates now major crashes. average speeds where they should be, the mid to low 60s. we are still following a vehicle fire, crash and vehicle fire at 202 southbound, between the exits for the turnpike and route 52 around valley road. i

south jersey. and mostly rain expected along the delaware shore and jersey beaches. i think this model showing the line starts to edge close to philly. philly may stick with just wet snow, but there may be more rain in areas like camden, glossner county. why? that's the ocean air sweeping in. that's going to bump up the temperatures. bam, just like that, the cold air is going to wrap in. notice the arrows are going to turn. snow the snow starts to dig further south. and look at that 10:00 to the afternoon, that is a heavy snow and very hard and nearly impossible to drive in. and this is going to continue as we progress through about 5:00 in the evening. and then the snow is going to start to pull out of the area, and we should start to dry. and by the time we get into your thursday morning temperatures are cold but the snow is no longer in place. we'll talk more about the local impacts coming up. >> thank you, krystal. let's get a look at the blue route this morning. >>> look at that snow. the roads aren't too bad. they're a little slushy in some spots and you can see definitely some accumulation off into the grassy areas and center

philly, mt. holly and in wrightstown but we still don't have issues across far south jersey. now the good thing is the temperatures above freezing everywhere except for the poconos. this snowmelting on the roads but when you have 50 mile an hour wind gusts and snow that heavy, you can't see so it's dangerous travel any way. 38 in philadelphia. these numbers are going down slowly during the day and the current wind gusts, we're seeing some pretty impressive gusts now. 52 miles an hour in wilmington, 47 in coatesville. we've seen gusts over 50 down toward parts of the jersey shore and the gusts as we go into the afternoon, 55 to 60 miles an hour in parts of the area, 7:00, similar story. that is the heart of the storm. 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. when the winds will be the strongest, still strong at midnight and tomorrow morning when the precipitation's over, it's still kind of gusty but it won't be as dangerous a wind as we're seeing this afternoon and by saturday afternoon it's just a windy afternoon but at least its dry. >>> life still hasn't returned to normal for some restaurants, b

south and east. and northwestern suburbs it snows all night and waking up to slushy roads in southeastern pennsylvania. 8:00 if the morning in philadelphia. philly will mix at times it will be in the morning hours tomorrow sleet or rain at times possibly with rain down to tth and snow to the north and west. as that low deepens here off our coast and yanks down the cold air and temperatures fall into the 30s and snow takes over for a good chunk of the delaware and lehigh valley. and snows at heavy rates orrow. collapses down to the shore briefly before it exits here and temperatures flirting with freezing in those northwest suburbs. as we go into the storm our later thinking with this is highnce. it hits double digit snowfall totals in the lehigh valley. and areas northern bucks and berks county. low confidence though along i-95. the heart of our viewing area because that is where the bat zone will be of. does is it mix for a long period of time for sleet and rain or does it stay on track. that is the one zone we have to watch. here is the high confident area of 10 to 15 inches of snow a beast of a storm all areas in the purple. and in the pink 6

south, and wind. now at the shore, erosion, coastal flooding a big concern what he even have a flood watch that goes into effect later on from phillyst. there are a lot of moving piece was a complex storm system evolving here. long and short of it is p.m. drive and especially through tomorrow, just look miserable, as this storm, is rolling through. >> that is not good, katie, and it can be very dangerous as well as we all know, thanks very much. looking outside right now, 95 near betsy ross looking good, nice as it should, vine same story keeping an eye on the vine that is looking good as well. we had overnight construction crew is still out there schuylkill west between south street and vine, right lane compromised, in the roadway and eastbound on ramp from 30th street is also closed so just a heads up this morning, we have another accident, we have had another one that cleared, second one that popped up in southampton charlotte avenue near davis ville road, make note, construction, starting at 9:00 n broad street and walt whitman bridge. so, this absolutely will, slow you down. jim, back over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. coming up