we bumped this up to 4 to 8 inches because we've already seen reports of 5 reports in sussex county. 4 to 6 over most new jersey neighborhoods. 2 to 4 inches philadelphia into the pennsylvania suburbs and 1 to 3 inches clipping into the poconos and northern most parts of the lehigh valley. we'll talk more about these totals neighborhood by neighborhood and show you that future model stretched out across our entire region coming up. >> thank you, krystal. as we said a moment ago the jersey shore is already seeing snow this morning. >> yeah, we just saw it on krystal's map. nbc10's reporter ted greenberg is live in cape may county to show us conditions live. ted. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary and dray. you're seeing it on the map, we're seeing a few very light snowflakes coming down right now. basically a little bit of a lull, but you can see it was snowing pretty heavily last night and into the overnight hours. and some significant snow here that's been accumulating on the bushes and the grass as well. we have a couple inches here at least on the ground. some parts of the middle

some reports of one to 2-inches in cape may county and sussex county.e snow will begin from south to north. over night tonight by day break toward the philadelphia area. some of the steadier snow by midday continuing into the afternoon. take look at fox future cast. by lunch time moderate snow across much of the area. even toward the poconos. for tomorrow afternoon, we're looking at the snow. some mixing beginning down the shore so that will limit those totals along the immediate shore points. but most of the snow tapers off late tomorrow evening. by sunday, mostly sunny skies, and it will stay chilly. four to sick inches sections of south jersey, central southern delaware. two to four right along the i-95 corridor immediate suburbs. one to 2-inches for the poconos and sections of the lehigh valley. we'll break it down even farther. we're talking about allentown, . doylestown, tw t 3-inchesadelph. the jackpot vineland, dover, five to 6-inches maybe a little more. right along the boardwalk atlantic city about 4-inches it's cold. 34 degrees atlantic city.

wendy and 0rion from east sussex lost their baby daughter three years ago. —— ryan.lowed. leaving the tall with a box of things, instead of your baby, was just... box of things, instead of your baby, wasjust. .. having box of things, instead of your baby, wasjust... having to box of things, instead of your baby, wasjust. .. having to leave box of things, instead of your baby, wasjust... having to leave her there, going home and leaving your baby there. you can't comprehend it. it was here at this hospital where wendy was cared for. despite telling staff that she had concerns about her baby's movements, she was sent home on two different occasions. figures seen by the bbc show that there were more than 207 5000 maternity care incidents reported voluntarily by concerned staff in england over the last two years. the problems included women being told to stay at home, babies being left brain damaged, and potentially avoidable deaths. just over three quarters of the incidents reported did not cause any harm to mother or baby, but more than 60,000 dead. something the gover

take loo lewes sussex coue this afternoon, and this is just theg. leve look in ocean city, jersey. the flakes just falling down the shore too. but is a way from the coast that will see the most snow looking live at berlin county. crews feetes already hittin the roads to kee you . the delaware valley bracing the first blast of weat go. thanks for joining us at 5:00. i'm chris o'connell. >> iy. get ready to dust off t snow shovels and bu we have team coverage for tonight. brad sattin alo the in county. let's begin with scott williams witnessvery latest snow. everybody is ta about it, scott. >> abs the first flakes of the season, dawn. take a look atimate doppler it is from t mid atlantic ought all the way to the gulfoast. storm warnings and advisoriesd from there all the way to new england. but we'll zoom in little closer. you seetralouthern sections of delaw look at so of those fir flakes in particular sussex. into cape may county and atlantic county. we'llm in and see around lewes, roboth bea moving toward cape may. look ofse first flakes that he already begun the system will move

hope to open new charter school in sussex counties by the fall of 2019.ast 26 an elementary school student, in its first year. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> up next: the sixers go into the third quarter up 18-point, could they get the job done in portland? >> we'll see. and hearing from nick foles of the eagles game against the could you business. >> i'm kevin frazier, after all of the of the re casting and re shooting drama will all paying off on the big screen? >> hey, i just want to send a happy holidays to my family, my girlfriend, and my brothers back home in pennsylvania. and have a good one, see you >> talking morning sports, let's start with the sixers, pat, out west coast kind of late? >> youthful sixers still having problems closing out games, last night more of the same. joel embiid had fantastic night, as he gets open here in the corner, drains the three, and embiid at 29 points and nine rebounds, the sixers led by as many as 18 in the thirds , but fell apart. shabaz, nape ear, had

the most right along southern sussex county about 4 to 8 inches. we went higher here because we've already had some reports between right around 2 to 5 inches. a few isolated reports of up to 7 inches already and we still expect a couple more inches by the day's end. 4 to 6 inches over southern parts of new jersey, the shore and central parts of delaware and 2 to 4 inches for northern new castle county, philadelphia, mercer county and up through the pennsylvania suburbs. notice the 2 to 4 slices berks county and lehigh valley in half. the northern most edge layer 1 to 3 inches because that's about as far as the snow will make it before it starts to pull back out tonight. coming up in a few minutes we'll talk neighborhood by neighborhood viewing of these totals and time out our futurecast for all of our region. >> all right, thank you, krystal. well, this is some of the first snow to hit the region in southern delaware, nbc10 was in greenwood, sussex county, where the snow started sticking to the ground as early as yesterday afternoon. just a half h

here in east sussex in southeastern england, the organic grapes take more time to ripen, and they arearvested later than in most of continental europe. kristin: we don't have a lot of sun, we don't have a lot of heat. so it's kind of growing a lovely, delicious product, considering those circumstances. we are here in october, and we are still picking grapes. reporter: kristin syltevik used to work as a p.r. adviser. now she's a winegrower -- in part thanks to climate change. it does rain a lot here in east sussex, but temperatures are rising steadily, making conditions ideal for the british sparkling wine, which could give france's champagne region some competition. kristin: champagne used to be a relatively marginal climate. it was colder, for growing grapes and making wine. now it's warmer there. i had a chap here who visited the vineyard, from champagne. and he was from a champagne-making family. and he said that the climate in the u.k. is similar to when he grew up in champagne 40 years ago. reporter: grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champag

here in east sussex in southeastern england, the organic grapes take more time to ripen, and they arearvested later than in most of continental europe. kristin: we don't have a lot of sun, we don't have a lot of heat. so it's kind of growing a lovely, delicious product, considering those circumstances. we are here in october, and we are still picking grapes. reporter: kristin syltevik used to work as a p.r. adviser. now she's a winegrower -- in part thanks to climate change. it does rain a lot here in east sussex, but temperatures are rising steadily, making conditions ideal for the british sparkling wine, which could give france's champagne region some competition. kristin: champagne used to be a relatively marginal climate. it was colder, for growing grapes and making wine. now it's warmer there. i had a chap here who visited the vineyard, from champagne. and he was from a champagne-making family. and he said that the climate in the u.k. is similar to when he grew up in champagne 40 years ago. reporter: grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champag

it has started to pick up, across cape may county and sussex county in delaware. that is where we expect it next several hours. that is why these areas will over achieve so to speak with this storm because snow will be coming down for longer duration all night and tomorrow there. winter weather alert, winter weather storm warning for south jersey and southern 23rd of delaware. purple is winter weather advisory for 95 corridor bucks county, montgomery county, chester county, lehigh valley, poconos not included. this is an upside down system for our region. snow develops tonight. it is already snowing at the shore. it will move, slowly inland, overnight hours, getting in the city by day break. most of saturday, all day licensing from sun up to sundown the snow will be falling it will taper from west to elater on tomorrow evening. so here without further adue our forecast snow map, coat to go 2 inches in western suburbs two to four in philadelphia and suburbs. four to six plus down the shore. cape may county down into portions of sussex county, delaware they could ge

i don't think this will have a major impact but you will get clipped sussex county, cape may county,erhaps further inland track is critical on this tomorrow night. it is sin, brisk, gusts as high as 25, high up to 48. that is where we should be but we will drop down to 29 tonight and more pulses of cold air. the temperature continues to drop off here and yeah, look at wednesday, next week, oh, my goodness, right now at best we are calling for a high of 35 degrees. not much better leading up to that point. a few snow chances friday night at the shore, sunday anyone could see a quick passing snow shower and then on tuesday, we will get in on another round of light rain or even some snow, mixed in, meisha. >> one of those things, it is time, it is december. thank you so much. we are looking outside, you guys and we have been talking about where this crash happened at 2:40 a.m. in the rhawnhurst neighborhood of northeast philadelphia driver hit a tree and is in critical condition. boulevard south bun before cottman avenue outer lanes are closed. you will to have use inner lanes. would i

ground, you'll have to look in southern delaware where the snow is starting to regenerate right now in sussex county. kind of quiet in cape may, but we're going to see more snow developing in cape may. some of the higher totals that we're expecting during the day today coming in this afternoon will be central and northern delaware and into south jersey. taking a closer look at this area and what you can expect during the day, meteorologist krystal klei is standing by. krystal. >> yeah, bill, let's start with some of the snow totals we're already getting. those numbers in the 1 to 5 inch range outside. let's take the camera full here for a second and then we can see some of the numbers on the board. looks like maybe our computer is having a bit of an issue. >> i'm happy to stand here as long as necessary. >> you want to read over a couple of the numbers for us if your mike is still open. >> absolutely. it's southern delaware seeing some of the highest totals so far. this is what started falling yesterday afternoon and continued in the overnight hours. delmar over 5 inches, topping 4 inches in

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we're seeing that changeover for sussex county into parts of kent county, also taking a look at what'sng on in cape may county. the system is making its way northward. headed northeast, and so the bulk of it is not going to be to us until early tomorrow morning. it stretches all the way back down into the deep south. let's kind of give you an idea of what we're looking at. watch this, the temperatures are still above freezing, but look at this. at 9:30 it's still in south jersey and delaware at 2:00 a.m. it's still in south jersey and delaware. temperatures fall and this starts to climb across the area. we're going to discuss that and go hour by hour. right now steve is going to break it down and show you what's going to happen in delaware. >> it depends on where you are. the storm has arrived in areas like bethany beach where it's snowing lightly right now. in northern delaware it's still dry. again, depending where you are, further to the south that's where we're seeing the steadiest of the light snow. we're seeing that around rehobeth beach down to lewis. as we work through the even

this is mainly in sussex county where we had these higher numbers. south jersey you got hit anywhere between 2 and 5 inches in robinsville, mount laurel. moons landing, 2 inches of snow as well. at the airport, 3.3 inch. and that is daily record. we've never seen much that snow in the state december 9th. snowfall amounts most impressive northwestern montgomery county. 5.2 in coatsville. and holland and bux county 4 inches. and last but not least this is the overachiever. up in burkes and lee high counties we had snowfall totals nearly 8 inches. the moisture went a little bit more to the west. west allan town, 7.5 inches of snow. very impressive. and if you do not see your town, we're not excluding you. there's a lot of towns out the. we have them posted on nbc philadelphia.com and the nbc philadelphia app. we'll see some melting conditions heading into tomorrow. and that's good news because we'll need to clear off some of the streets here. and look at that numbing blast of air we have. by wednesday we're down to 28 degrees, 32 on thursday. let's turn

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that threat drags down to the high ground into sussex and into the chilterns as well before eventuallyk with the rain, you'll see quite a bit of rain, 35 millimetres or so. once it's away, then it's a chilly day. a bright one for central and western areas. and even those showers out west could be a wee bit wind the higher ground of the moors of the south—west and the welsh hills. through into the start of thursday, there could be quite a widespread problem with ice, given that the skies will have cleared and it really will be that cold to start the new day on thursday. but thursday itself, a really decent sort of day. yes, there will be a breeze coming in from the north—west. not a warm day, despite the sunshine. later on, we will bring a weather front into the west to see more in the way of mild weather, but more cloud and rain on friday. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at ten: universities must protect free speech and "open minds, not close them", or face the consequences. a warning that prices for many everyday items will rise unless the government focuses on rep

at sussex university, researchers are preparing for the challenge of scaling up their prototype quantumputers to take them from handfuls of qubits on the lab bench to an industrial scale. so what you see is an actual working quantum computer. as we are filming this, you can literally see an atom, for example, being in one state and another state simultaneously. and what you see on this screen is the evidence that that really occurs. that really is the atoms is this very strange and counterintuitive state. so quantum computers have been on the way for a long time, the holy grail of science, and with that, it actually seemed nearly impossible to build them. so people felt maybe it's just never possible to build such a machine. the reason why it's so hard is because to control quantum effects in such a way, allowing us to build a large—scale quantum computer, it is tremendously hard. quantum effects like if an atom can be an two different places at the same time, or entanglement which einstein referred to as spooky, he said it is so hard to control. at the moment these prototypes offer a g

as a matter of fact, it has been a regular protests in sussex county and now, i am joined by professor, bill. bill, welcome. thanks. >> i got to ask you. were you sentenced to ten day last year for protesting the bear hunt. you are going to report to jail later in january. this year. to serve a 15-day sentence. what did you get charged with. >> i stepped over the line in the area. >> let me ask you this. >> let me ask you this. why are you opposed to it? >> we had the student that was killed a couple of years ago. you got bears that rummage through the trash, that they threatened pets, et cetera, why opposed to the bears? >> well, a student that was killed in the circumstances that was the only fatal bear attack in recorded history in nothing. bear attacks are extremely rare in the last 17 years. don't you think that is as far as they harvest hundreds of bears daring the hunt. maybe this whole bear population is working. >> well, well since the early 1900's. the numbers have been small. we killed hundreds of thousands of bears. they have families. they have individual personalities. th

milton 6 inches, noticed in newcastle county, not nearly as much as what they saw in sussex county.y park, 4 inches, westchester 3 inches for you. in chadsft., you have 2 inches. nazareth, 4, bethlehem, 3 inches of snow there, ands you work into area of burks county, a little less there. >>> in south jersey, we saw quite a range, and then in areas of mercer county i say upwards of 3 inches as well. ewing 2.3, in atlantic city, you really got robbed there. 0.2 inches, unfortunately mixed with rain. in philadelphia itself. 1.8 at fox chase, and the airport came at 1:00, we'll get a new one at 7:00 to see the official total. >>> a lot of the snow is winding down to the west. if it's coming to an end in the next hour or two. the city you have a couple hours, and south jersey, it probably who -- one of the tool at the intensity it is, that means it's snow the pretty steadily there. we have steady snow out there. and it's cold out there as well. it definitely feels like the holiday out here. and you faulkor in the winds. it's a biting cold, so make sure you have the layers on tonight, so

now, we look at delaware, that's one of the hardest hits like we were thinking, sussex county getting five-8 inches through parts of new jersey, cape may mercer, talking one to even 4 inches of snowfall. so, a nuisance snow, but again since it was a saturday, not many people had to drive. and if you did roads weren't all that bad. now, what we will see tonight is a slick overnight. because temperatures are starting to drop. we're at 31 degrees in philadelphia 30 degrees in millville, allentown at 30 degrees, while lancaster reading, already into the 20's so since it was a slushy snow there could be a refreeze overnight. as those temperatures drop to 27 degrees in the sit, 23 in the suburbs and any untreated surface will be slick headed into early tomorrow morning. toking note then as we head into the afternoon 40's, lots of sunshine, won't be much of an issue. now, joanne more on how the snow is. >> reporter: good evening, everyone just take a look, these trees behind me it, all says winter. couple of weeks before christmas we have our first real snowfall. and if you ask most people,

rehoboth beach through sussex county, rain is falling. it's on its way out.i'm trying to look at the screen -- around 4:20. already looking at rain moving out. by the time most people are on the road for their commute, not going to be worrying about rainfall. the windshield wipers will not be a necessity. radar and satellite, you see the cold front moving through. we were talking about it yesterday. behind the cold front, clouds through the first half of the day. much colder behind the front, as well. the model out for 6:30 7:00 a.m. clouds thin out around lunchtime into the afternoon. i think we'll have a mix of clouds and sun in the afternoon. you're going to see some sun later in the day. this is the time that temperatures will be sloping down through thursday morning. still dry but also still quite cold. the current temperatures mid 40s in the lehigh valley low 50s in philly. 52 against the shoreline. temperatures will keep filtering off because cold air is coming from the west. parkwood at 50. the airport reading 51. parkside at 49. let's talk highs. thi

sections of sussex county and delaware.e'll see that snow mh tnorth throughout the overnight and during the day tomorrow pretty snowy scenario a wide. in purple of southeastern peia winter weaersoryies but in pink a awaom the immediate shore points thosere wint storm warnings. t's where theilllikely accumulate t most. 34 degrees in allentown now.36 degreor trenton. arthriti millville. along with atla.y locatre still freezing. so by mid m of the snow still down the shore southern delaware it's reall aftet starts to progress. look at this towd i-95 corridor. salem county gloucester counsel, camden county bton countytakiuch entire area asove toward rrowernoon with light to moderate snow.orrow evening around did in timetapers off and system gets of here a lot of sunshine expectedr sunday. so hour boy hour, you can see light snow in the morning. moderate snow in the afternoon. tapering off late in the afternoon and evening. two to the philadelphia down the shore temperatures in the 30s saturday. righ along immediate shore about

wendy and ryan aguis from east sussex lost their baby daughter three years ago. she was stillborn.aternity guidelines were not followed. leaving the hospital with a box of things, instead of your baby, was just... having to leave her there, going home and leaving your baby there — you just can't comprehend it. it was here at this hospital where wendy was cared for. despite telling staff that she had concerns about her baby's movements, she was sent home on two different occasions. figures seen by the bbc show there were more than 275,000 maternity care incidents reported voluntarily by concerned staff in england over the last two years. the problems included women being told to stay at home, babies being left brain—damaged, and potentially avoidable deaths. just over three quarters of the incidents reported did not cause any harm to mother or baby, but more than 60,000 did, something the government says it is hoping to reduce under new plans announced last month. we want to be the safest and best maternity system in the world. the vast majority of births are completely safe. but wh

showers approaching accuweather, cape may, garden state parkway and down sussex county delaware as wella lot going on. once once the front moves out not a lot of cold air behind it. it will be pretty nice and seasonable over the next several days. front moving through right now. you can seat winds feeding into that frontal boundary back to the west we have temperatures dropping just a bit in the wake of showers back to the mid 40s. and it's 48 philadelphia still in the low 50s here in millville and wildwood. not all that cold tonight. and not all that cold today. 56 the high. full 6 degrees above average and seasonable 37. look at record 8 degrees back in 1875 on the last day of november. luckily we were nowhere near that number. showers pushing out as you can see. 11:00 now pushing down towards the shore points. by midnight leftover shower long the coast and sprinkle here or there for the overnight and heading to tomorrow morning clouds early. clouds will break up quickly and the sun will come out as we head into your friday afternoon and into the weekend. it's a seasonable start to th

rain out to sea, heavy snow back inland and we're seeing some of the heaviest in our region over sussex county delaware and moderate snowfall into portions of cape may county you can see the darker purple continuing to lift in and the problem is, the snow is expect ed ed to continun this area for the better part of tomorrow all night and thousaro tomorrow. here's a live look in rehoboth beach where the snow is concepting to fall heavily. you can see the boardwalk. see the footprints? it has been coming down heavily for hours and we're seeing a good coating of snow in rehoboth beach. a winter storm warning is in effect. that's the pink, shade r for south jersey. you see the purple there thanks to the mix threat along the immediate coast line, purple denotes the advisory for philadelphia, bucks, montgomery, chester, delaware and new castle counties that starts overnight tonight and will continue into late tomorrow night, between now and day break we'll see the snow continue to spread northwest across the region, the heaviest snow 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and then it will start to t

rain out to sea, heavy snow back inland and we're seeing some of the heaviest in our region over sussex county delaware and moderate snowfall into portions of cape may county you can see the darker purple continuing to lift in and the problem is, the snow is expect ed ed to continun this area for the better part of tomorrow all night and thousaro tomorrow. here's a live look in rehoboth beach where the snow is concepting to fall heavily. you can see the boardwalk. see the footprints? it has been coming down heavily for hours and we're seeing a good coating of snow in rehoboth beach. a winter storm warning is in effect. that's the pink, shade r for south jersey. you see the purple there thanks to the mix threat along the immediate coast line, purple denotes the advisory for philadelphia, bucks, montgomery, chester, delaware and new castle counties that starts overnight tonight and will continue into late tomorrow night, between now and day break we'll see the snow continue to spread northwest across the region, the heaviest snow 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and then it will start to t

sussex counties especially. temperatures as they stand are at such cold start to the afternoon.e may get in the lower 40's. that will be it. i think at this point we are likely still see flakes flying around so army navy game we will see that on cbs-3. 36 degrees though, that is about the best we can hope for a high, it will be a cold, game, also, looking like a pretty decent weekend for skiers out there. cloud are building. they are making snow out there resorts are in fact opening up this weekend. here's a short list of some of them. big boulder has been opened, the 24-inch base. shawne at 18 inches and modest amount of, trails opened but they are starting to open up. tis the season. we will look at the eyewitness weather seven day tomorrow the main event with the snow coming n sunday still very cold. cold breeze to go witt. it may be drying out but it will be very, very frigid. looking ahead monday, and then especially tuesday we will see this next storm system potentially developing and that is bringing our next shot , at lee and just a chance of, rain and snow. >> when it r

showers in kent and sussex county in delaware. some will be stream information to south jersey.here's a chance of a raindrop, too, in the suburbs and philadelphia. mainly cloudy. the temperatures moved up to 50. southeasterly winds, warming temperatures, too, in the lehigh valley. 50 degrees there, as well. delaware starting off in the 40s. tell warm into the 60s this afternoon -- it will warm into the 60s this afternoon. 57 at 11:00. the southerly winds will kick in boosting temperatures. dry this morning for most neighborhoods. then this afternoon, the rain will be sweeping in from the west. see it first in philadelphia. everybody's going to get rainfall later today and especially tonight. temperatures peaking in the 60s in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes.

the first snowflakes likely to be falling along the vote e coastline for the delaware beaches, sussex county and delaware, and into extreme south jersey. temperatures above freezing. not expecting accumulation there. that pushes offshore briefly before the system comes back tonight. at midnight, it's spreading along the coastline. temperatures still above freezing. midnight is when the first alert goes into effect. look what happens after midnight, it spreads across delaware, south jersey, and inland, too. eventually we'll see accumulating snow in philadelphia, as well. the whole weekend will not be snowy. the snow coming in on saturday, snowflakes and 34 in philadelphia. spreading into the suburbs, but much less in the suburbs and the lehigh valley. you'll probably see breaks of sunshine. the steadiest snow will be in new jersey at the shore and delaware. this is where we could see two to four inches of snow on the colder surfaces. streets will be warmer. maybe a slushy mix there. then it turns colder overnight, late saturday. temperatures plunge. sunday we'll get sunshine. temperatu

hour in atlantic, cumberland and cape kay counties in new jersey and through dover, kent county and sussex county, delaware, including milford and also of course georgetown. so we're talking about very strong winds. through the night through the morning into tomorrow evening as well. ultimate doppler you can see all is dry. but lake epp hansed snow showers off of lake erie, lake ontario when you see that lavender color that's two to 3-inches of snow an hour. just think you could be there. future wind chills showing by tomorrow morning it's going to be brutal. it's going to feel like nine below in the poconos. six in philadelphia. five at the bus stop in wilmington and new castle coun county. one in reading. feel like one in lancaster and even in trenton it will only feel like 4 degrees. it doesn't get much better. the noon hour okay it feels like 12 in pottstown. it feel like 14 in philadelphia. but remember whatever is not covered is going to be very cold because that wind takes that warm layer right away from your skin. temperatures are going to be in the 30s in the afternoon. but look a

dover police and the new castle county and sussex county courts of common pleas also want him for shoplifting and theft which would be similar to shop living. the new castle county superior court is also after him for probation violations. >>> you know it's that time of year when we're out shopping for those holiday gifts and most of us we're looking for the best doles around. so often the price for that smart watch or tv or whatever it is that you bought dropped right after you bought it. now though you've got a way to never miss a price drop again. at least so says an app based service called paribus. you suss subscribe to it it changes your e-mail for your online receipts. you got to open up all your privacy stuff to it. and this is what happens. paribus hahnemann tours the stuff you bought if it notices a price drop any y anywhere, paribus says it will detect that and make sure you get your money back. all right. >>> some troubling news nearly 5 million americans are struggling when it comes to paying back their student loans much it's a big deal. government says that is double the number

salem, cumberland, especially atlantic, cumberland, cape may and down through, sussex in delaware you do still have a widespread batch of very light showers. now looking at the temperature change cold air has not completely caught up just yet. starting to see a deficit. minor one, off to the north and west but it is milder then even this same time yesterday, if you will recall yesterday morning was really warm. we're still in the 50's, don't get used to that. temperatures will drop off, as the day goes on, meisha and real cold, settles in later in the week. >> all right, good to know, thanks very much, katie. looking outside we have construction out there, of course, schuylkill eastbound is close between vine and south street, one of those areas we will get used to at this point. see cones in the road weighed one westbound lane is blocked, schuylkill eastbound near conshohocken we have debris that cleared but we have this disable vehicle and quick peak at 42 freeway north bound at creek road preaching 295 we are looking at good volume levels there. walt whitman bridge eastbound two la

the first snowfall with the coming system along the coast, delaware beaches, sussex county, cape mays above freezing. that snow is likely to take a break by late in the evening, but it's coming back. tomorrow morning, snow. this is updated information. it will be reaching into the philadelphia area first thing in the morning. that's light snow. look at the temperatures -- 36 degrees. while the temperatures are falling in south jersey. we'll see more accumulation on the colder surfaces, the grass, car tops, but a slushy mix possible on the roads. it continues through much of the morning into philadelphia and now looks like it will reach into some of the suburbs, too. that's at noontime today. look at the snow falling in delaware and south jersey. this is where we'll see the greatest amounts. then it will taper off in the afternoon. when i'm back in ten minutes, i'll look at how much snow you can expect during the day on saturday with your hour-by-hour forecast and the ten day on 10. >> all right. see you then. >>> lighting up the sky. what we're learning about there fireball caught on

however, going with my gut i really think the best chance will go to southern cape may county, parts of sussex county and the chance does continue to see minor modest snowfall accumulatioaccumulations a littt further inland from that off to the north. the storm is to our southeast. the track is obviously critical. we're really just on the outskirts of it any way. even if it does hit us. it will would be a modest event. that's the expectation. but we'd be talking about a coating to an inch and it's very like until pennsylvania does in fact stay dry out of this based on the way it looks like the storm will track. we'll monitor it for us. stickies with us in the men time it's gotten a heck of a lot colder since the same time yesterday. look at this deficit. 23 degrees colder by comparison to new time gloucester dover. as that translates to the thermometer, you're now held back into much more seasonal territory frankly but coming off the 60s from yesterday this feels so much chillier. 45 in atlantic city. 43 at the airport. made to feel like it's about 10 degrees colder. when you factor in that we

you're okay if you're getting out early, but flakes will fall to vineland and into sussex county over delaware. this will be out of here soon enough. there may be a rain/snow mix. 34 in philly. we won't get much higher, 39 at noon. still feeling around freezing. we'll talk more about the conditions and how cold they get in the days to come in a bit. right now to traffic with jessica boyington. >>> good morning. the vine street expressway, the vine and 8th, i'm watching here. here is westbound toward 95. westbound toward the schuylkill. so far, so good. no problems there. watch for this at springmill and woodmo woodmont. watching construction in port the ramp to the betsy ross bridge area. heading that direction, you might see a slowdown, but 95 looks good in both directions. to leave the game. walked off on his own power. now everyone is asking how seriously hurt is he. well, we know this much -- his left knee is seriously hurt. >> the quarterback is back in philadelphia right now. he's expected to have an mri later on today. nbc10's pamela osborne is live at the linc with reaction to

let us speak to richard singer, he is in west sussex. lovely to have you with us.m.| are you surprised by these findings? i am. i think when you see a report which gives a slightly difficult position in terms of what customers are receiving, then yes. i think it is important for the viewers to understand is that it is around 30 holidays. even my website next week we have thousands and thousands of holiday deals. this is a tiny pinprick in terms of the amount of holiday offers available. is this something that they would not be interested in sorting out or looking closely at? they definitely work on behalf of the travel agents. and they work on behalf of the consumer. probably after financial services, travel is one of the most regulated industries out there. we have the civil aviation authority, trading standards, all of those looking for best practice and fair prices. it is probably important to note at this point that some of the companies that have been raised in this report, i know the leadership teams of many of them really well, they definitely give the highe