so sweepable, fluffy dry snow between now and noontime. the impact is moderate as we are seeing it stick. so watch out for slick spots between now and noontime for the morning commute. staying in the mid-20s. the afternoon commute, the roads should be drying out in the mid-30s under a cloudy sky. keep up with it all away from your tv with the storm team 4 weather mobile app. it is windy and colder tomorrow. frigid air arrives tomorrow. we have wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. frigid on thursday near 10:00 a.m. afternoon highs in the mid-20s. then temperatures moderate a bit friday into the weekend remaining dry with some sunshine. then above freezing temperatures during the afternoon most of the time. friday through the weekend into the first part of next week. i'm back with another update that changes minute by minute. that's coming up at 6:31. melissa, what's happening? >>> 270 southbound near montrose has two new crashes blocking the lanes here. two reports of brand new crashes here. claredge road is shut down. randolph is your route

won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, kathy orr you said sweepablelight as a feather. >> yep yep, just brush it right off. >> no troubles, shoveling. shake it off. >> as they say. >> now we're in for the the cold. i really do think that the cold will be the bigger story of the week. we're not just talking about bitterly cold but we're talking about dangerous cold as we head toward thursday with these wind chills. we will talk more about that but first lets take a look outside where there was a fresh coating of snow, about an inch in the poconos. jack frost big boulder taking a break from making it and it was provided by mother nature, looking good, good skiing conditions coming up this weekend as well. lets talk a little bit about the snow this morning. the our live neighborhood network takes to us bishop eustace in pennsauken and then we saw the snow moving in early. then accumulating about an inch on the field. kid still went outside and had some practice. the temperature 21 degrees a light fluffy snow. wind north at 5 miles an hour. our eyewitness

for most of us it will be sweepable tomorrow but look at these watches and warnings extending from desthe way to philadelphia. so, in the track of this system leaving variable amounts of snow and a lost it's temperature dependent. when you have temperatures in the teens and single numbers you can make more snow. that's what's going to happen out west. for us we're talking about a start time between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. it will start and stick right away because the temperatures are so cold. steady snow between 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock. i looked at new information coming in and after the 10 o'clock or 11 o'clock hour some scattered snow showers so really the more intense part is going to be in the morning unfortunately during the morning commute. between one and 2-inches of snow expected, possibility of a little will less down the shore. second part of our weather story is the cold. the jet stream takes an enormous dive and by thursday we're talking about the coldest air we've seen since last january which was bitterly cold. this is definitely the coldest air of the season colder tha