i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we have the "first alert" team ahead of the next storm to prepare. meteorologist krystal klei has the forecast pinpointed to your neighborhood. but let's start with britta brittanyship. >> actually temperatures will post into mid to high 40s. by tonight, rain tonight into the poconos. and rain showers mainly to south of philadelphia. by wednesday morning, we're seeing steadier snow coming down, more of a mix towards i-95. towards the ramp, the heavier snow is coming through. more of south jersey will start to see snowfall as well. closer to the shore, doesn't look like we'll see a lot of accumulating snow. and this system say quick-moving system. so lighter snow and even the entire system moves out of our region as early as wednesday night. we'll keep the "first alert" in effect, however, all the way until thursday. here are the areas under the winter storm warnings. these are the areas that we're going to seat most aboe most ac snow. we have wilmington here under a storm watch. what

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. nbc 10's matt delucia is live along the jersey shore. meteorologist steve sosna has neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. and we also have katey zachary. but we begin with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> make sure you are careful if you're leaving the house for your morning commute and especially as you head home from work. that's going to be our main concern. this stays into effect until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. coastal flooding is going to be an issue for us, heavy mountain snow. and probably the most concern thing is going to be the rain switching over to wet snow causing whiteout conditions as we head into the afternoon. we can't emphasize this enough. even rain stretching down to south jersey, it's causing decreased visibility. but as we get into this afternoon things start to shift and our wind speeds is start to pick up. if you were closer to wilmington this is where we're just starting to see a bit of a change overfrom rain to snow. and then over the next t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema.have the "first alert" team ahead of the next storm to prepare. meteorologist krystal klei has the forecast pinpointed to your neighborhood. but let's start with britta brittanyship. >> actually temperatures will post into mid to high 40s. by tonight, rain tonight into the poconos. and rain showers mainly to south of philadelphia. by wednesday morning, we're seeing steadier

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. cryst chr cyst as krystal klei has the forecast. but we start with brittney shipp. >> first part of the main steam won't get here until tomorrow. but dry conditions through today. light rain and snow expected through the evening. most of the area under a first alert which will go into effect until thursday at 7:00 a.m. here are the concerns with the first alert. accumulating chevy know. messy commutes tomorrow morning and especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour which could bring down more trees and more power outages. agency we go through the day today, we'll don't see the clouds increasing through the afternoon. then by the time 8:00 rolls around, now, we're dealing with light rain through part philadelphia, south jersey. more of a rain/snow mix for pottstown, doylestown, allentown. and then through the overnight hours when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's a different story. we start to see colder air moving in. by the time you head into work tomorrow, the temperatures are cold enough for acc

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. we have a team fanned out, meteorologists getting you prepared. this is why it's important to have the most accurate forecast in town. >> this is dynamic storm meaning it's basically going to continue to change. our main bullet points is the first thing is we're going to experience heavy rain. we'll see another round as we go into the evening. the other thing we're going to watch as this system continues to move away and you start to see this cooler air coming in on the back end, you see the one direction coming in from the north. blowing snow is going to be our next concern. so we'll see some of the rain switching over to wet snow. temperatures in the 30s and 40s, so we are expecting wet snow. but this is going to come down right over the evening commute. our wind speeds are going to be closer to 50, 60 miles per hour. so regardless if it's wet rain or wet snow your visibility is going to be decreased. even after the system continues to move offshore now we're tracking coastal floodi

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we remain under a first alert for another hour and a half until 7:00 this morning because of the dangerous conditions many of you will face heading out the door. we'll get to brittney shipp and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> that's right. we've been reading messages on social media where people are saying they don't have power, it's dangerous on the side streets. now we're seeing temperatures close to freezing or just below freezing. a lot of the snow is icing over, couple that with not being able to see due to the power outages, and it's going to be a dangerous situation for the day. especially through 7:00 a.m. be careful walking on side streets and sidewalks. power outages, poor morning commute, that's what we're expecting. temperatures at 35 in the lehigh valley. 31 in the p.a. suburbs. 33 in philadelphia. we're in the 30s in south jersey. 32 degrees in delaware. fly you in and show a few of the neighborhoods that are right at freezing like mt. airy, chestnut

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a storm threat is heading our way and preparing for dangerous winds and flooding. we have more on how the new jersey shore is preparing. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. we begin with meteorologist bill henley and the storm's impacts. >> good morning. it is a major storm that's coming together that is not here yet. we'll get a dry start, but the entire area is going to be impacted by the storm system that is going to start moving in during the day and really get going tomorrow and into the weekend. the first alert is 5:00 tomorrow morning into saturday morning. the wind that comes with this, winds of 50 to 60 mile-an-hour gusts. those are damaging winds. coastal flooding as a result of those winds and the potential for heavy rain which could lead to flooding in other areas, as well. there's the storm system. it's on its way to our area. we will get a dry start to the day, and the rain will develop this afternoon and tonight. right now

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm two. two t-- i'm via sikahema. the snowstorm is gone, but facing slippery conditions on the roads, power outages. hundreds of schools closed or delayed. over 500. the full list on the nbc10 app. >>> we begin with the concerns over the refreeze. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is watching the temperatures as they hover around the freezing mark. she has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> vai pointed out, walking from the car, it's slippery. he almost slipped. be careful. he'll tell you more about the story later. a live look, philadelphia seeing snow still. with a lot of temperatures at freezing or just below 0, we could see moisture glazing over. be careful walking around. slow down when you're driving. most of the area under a first alert until 7:00 a.m. we expect slippery roads, side streets that haven't been plowed will be a mess. dealing with power outages. maybe your neighborhood might not have power. it will be hard to see everything. a poor commute is on tap. things should get better

. >> i'm tracy davidson. we have you covered. we have a team of meteorologists tracking the storm's path and impact. our reporters are showing us cessions you can expect and traffic troubles, we've already had them. we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> lots of moving parts with this system. it's going to last all the way until 10:00 a.m. the reason we issued this is we have wind gusts between 50 to 70 miles per hour today. the one thing we're watching on the coast is the changeover from rain to wet snow that could cause whiteout conditions when you couple it with our wind speeds between 50 and 750 miles an hour. right now it's fairly light. if you take a look at the poconos we're starting to see snowfall. and even just to the north of allentown a bit of a changeover. we have light rain and heavier pockets. here is the poconos. again, snow is coming down near lehigh. a little bit of a changeover and wintery mix. we'll start to see cooler air filter in on the back end. what we'll start to see is that cooler air moving in

i'm tracy davidson.way with brittney shipp. >>> actually a nice start to the morning, but all this is going to shift. we have lots of clouds. look at the moisture heading our way into the next 24 to 48 hours. we're tracking a large coastal storm. it is going to bring high winds for the entire area. coastal flood concerns if you live closer to the water. heavy rain at times for us into the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow. then heavy mountain snow is expected for us, as well. this all wraps up as we go into tomorrow. a first alert starts at 5:00 a.m., and the timing follows the heaviest rain friday into saturday morning. damaging wind speeds friday afternoon into friday night. then our coastal flooding should be at its worst saturday morning and saturday night. >> all right. thank you. >>> now let's check traffic with nbc10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. >> we're looking at the majors, specifically 95 at girard. the drive time between wood havn and the vine is 20 to 25 minutes. things are

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast and why there's a flirt for tomorrow -- a first alert for tomorrow through saturday morning. bill? >> it is a major coastal storm that will impact the entire area. that's a large storm. we won't see a lot today, but tomorrow into saturday morning, we'll see the threats continue during this time period for our area. the first of the threat will come from the strong, gusty winds during the day and tomorrow night. tomorrow afternoon, winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. the coastal flood threat moving in saturday. rain could lead to flooding. this morning, skies are brightingen over cape may. complete dry. no sign of rain. today is the day to get stuff done. you'll have all day to get anything done because it's going to be a pretty decent day actually for the first day of march. cape may, you could see clouds for atlantic city and philadelphia, too. the nearest rain is to the southwest. it's goi

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this morning dozens of schools are closed after the major storm impacts were felt. and we're tracking that. >> that's right. yet another storm is heading our way as we push into late tuesday night into wednesday. today we're going to start off with cold temperatures but lots of sunshine towards the afternoon. temperatures in trenton in the 30s. 29 in lancaster and 29 in

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this storm is also causing classes to be canceled at this hour. we have those schools closed at the bottom of the screen. >> the entire area is virtually under this first alert. the concern as we go through today and really it's already starting is accumulating heavy, wet snow. this is going to affect both of your commutes as you go to work, head home from work. we'll see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and with that heavy, wet, sticky snow it could bring down trees and power line. we're barely recovering from the system that moved through on friday. cook look at timing. now through 8:00 we're seeing snow, more of a wintery mix for some locs and mainly rain at the coast. we'll start to see the snow picking up am. between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. we'll see that steady, heavy, wet snow making a mess of the roads. and once the system moves out because it's a quick moving system, we'll still be dealing with messy roads. that's something to remember as you go through your day. be very, very

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema.his morning dozens of schools are closed as the impacts of the major storm are being felt. you can see the list at the bottom of your screen scrolling there. and meteorologist brittney shipp is now tracking another storm in the first alert forecast. >> if you're still without power the last thing you want to hear is that another nor'easter is on its way. but that is what's in the forecast. today we'll see breezy conditions. lots of sunshine is out and also chilly conditions. pushing into tuesday our clouds increase and then rain moves in after 9:00, 10:00, and the main system starts to push in as we go through the day on wednesday. right now our temperatures 32 degrees in northeast philadelphia, 29 in allentown, 20 in trenton, just below freezing in atlantic city, 29 in wildwood. here's a look at our feels like temperatures. by 3:00 still going to feel like we're only at 37 degrees. for most of the morning at the pa suburbs it's going to feel like 25 degrees. lehigh valley similar cond

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. this morning dozens of schools are closed after the major storm impacts were felt. and we're tracking that. >> that's right. yet another storm is heading our way as we push into late tuesday night into wednesday. today we're going to start off with cold temperatures but lots of sunshine towards the afternoon. temperatures in trenton in the 30s. 29 in lancaster and 29 in reading. we'll continue to see gusty conditions or feels like temperatures will stay basically in the high 30s, low 40s. satellite radar shots showing us quiet conditions. but that again is going to change for us as we go into late tuesday and wednesday. as far as the next couple of hours are concerned, your late morning hours, 39 degrees for philadelphia. feels like temperatures closer to 31. cold temperatures by the time you head out the door. your feels like temperatures are going to be in the high 30s. we'll talk about the second nor'easter and also check in with jessica boyington for a closer look at the roadways.

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. we have issued afirst alert because of the conditions out there this morning. slippery roads, of course. many city and state offices are closed today. >> so are nearly 700 schools. the full list of school closures running at the bottom of your screen and you can check for nbc 10 for updates. the conditions on the roads a well, we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we do have a fets

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.irst alert for another hour and a half until 7:00 this morning because of the dangerous conditions many of you will face heading out the door. we'll get to brittney shipp and the most accurate neighborhoo

first look at 4:00, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema.have team coverage tracking the storm which is set to bring heavy snow to the area. let's get to brittney shipp with the most accurate forecast in town. >> we have a first alert going tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. and going to continue all the way into thursday. it's basically going to affect the entire area, with the extension right along the shore. just because the shore is not expected to see a lot of accumulating snow, we're still going to get strong wind speeds. and the entire system is going to move through early wednesday into thursday, around 7:00 a.m. we'll start to see light rain tonight. but the accumulating snow is not set to hit theea

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema.his storm is also causing classes to be canceled at this hour. we have those schools closed at the bottom of the screen. >> the entire area is virtually under this first alert. the concern as we go through today and really it's already starting is accumulating heavy, wet snow. this is going to affect both of your commutes as you go to work, head home from work. we'll see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and with that heavy, wet, sticky snow it could bring down trees and power line. we're barely recovering from the system that moved through on friday. cook look at timing. now through 8:00 we're seeing

good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.the storm cleanup continues, hundreds of schools across the area are closed or delayed today. over 500 so far. you'll see the full list scrolling at the bottom of the screen throughout the morning. brittney shipp has our first alert forecast. >>> good morning. a live look at the philadelphia national airport, things are getting back to normal. let's take a closer look at some of the snowfall totals. impressive. starting in new jersey, picking up ten inches, norristown, nine inches. west deptford, 9.5 inches of snowfall. closer to the berks and lehigh valley, same thing, in the ten-inch category. 10.5 here, east texas, just 3. there was a wide range. for delaware, we picked up in greenville 10.4 inches of snowfall. brandywine over ten inches. pine creek about eight inches. claymont, 4.2. again, this was a powerful system that moved through montgomery county. 14 inches in rosemont. haverford, 11 inches of snowfall. and now as we take a closer look at the seven-day forecast, we have yet a

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a major coastal storm is brewing and is expected to bring strong wind, rain, and flooding to the area. bill? >> it is a major coastal storm that is coming together for the area. why we've issued the first alert for the region. we'll see rain later today, but the worst of the storm system comes in tomorrow and into the weekend. the storm will bring winds gusting to 50 to 60 miles per hour, that will lead to damage, downed trees and power lines, coastal flooding could continue into saturday. heavy rain bringing the potential for flooding to other areas. ocean city, new jersey. it is dry and quiet. that is going to be changing as the day goes on. some of the worst of what the shore will see will hold off until the weekend. this morning, we're seeing some high clouds moving in. vain to the southwest. the storm has yet to take shape. this afternoon clouds will be increase, and rain will move in for the late afternoon and evening hours. going to be a little delayed coming into the area. tha

i'm tracy davidson.ust a couple minutes. >>> hey, everybody. 7:30 tuesday morning march 6th. craig in for savannah. she's going to be along in a little bit. she has a lot to talk about. mr. roker and savannah in l.a. she had fun in the celebrity highlights. we got to see highlights and they rocked. >> they did. we want a check of the headlines and the dangerous storm racing across the country. >> new nor'easter. another winter storm bearing down on the east coast as millions are still recovering from last week's deadly deluge. >> how cold is it in here? >> it's 46 degrees and dropping. >> could you stay in here? >> no. >> the region now bracing for even more heavy winds and snow. >> this is a huge snow event. probably one of the biger snowstorms we've seen this winter. >> a bizarre media blitz. >> i think he may have done something during the election but i don't know that. >> sam nunberg speaking out about the russia investigation while sending mixed signals whether he'll com bly with the subpoena from

good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema.ssued a first alert for our area. we have team coverage tracking it all for you. matt delucia is live along the jersey shore, and we begin with first alert meteorologist brittany shipp with the latest. >> you really need to slow down for your morning commute and especially for your evening commute. you can already see on the back end we're starting to see a little snowfall. it's still outside of our area. it's closer to harrisburg. but we could see a lot of this rain switching over to snow. it's going to be wet snow, but we're also going to see our wind speeds kicking up as well. we're talking about wind gusts closer to 50 miles per hour. the heaviest is right over philadelphia stretching up to parts of hatfield even into lehigh valley. our rainfall rates are closer to about 3/4ths per hour. stretching down towards chest, and as we go into the rest of today we'll continue to see the heavy rain coming down. it is affecting the entire area. this started early this morning. it's going to

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. the commute could be slow and is slick. still closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we'll get to brittney shipp. >> we are staying under the first alert until 7:00 a.m. this is what you'll wake up to in a lot of locations. a lot of the major roadways are going to look fine. a lot of the sidewalks will have snow. temperatures in philadelphia are above freezing. a lot of locations especially in the suburbs, still right at freezing, just below. we're expecting some of the snow to ice over. be careful walking from your car to your job, the bus stop, anywhere you're going. be careful driving, as well. we expect everything to stay slippery through the day. the actual temperature will be into the 40s, melting snow in the afternoon. with the wind speeds moving in, it will feel like 20s and 30s. a few snow flurries to the west. the area of low pressure would be

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we have a storm coming. we're breaking it down neighborhood by neighborhood. we'll start with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> it major storm system will start to move into the area today. the entire area will be impacted with it. even though we'll start to see the rain today, the worst of the storm comes tomorrow and into the weekend. the first alert from 5:00 tomorrow into saturday morning, we're going to see a range of effects. first the winds. tomorrow afternoon, winds of 50 to 60 miles per hour. damaging for the area. the coastal flood threat increases late on friday. it will be especially damaging on saturday morning. high tide, a full moon coming together with strong winds producing flooding. heavy rain, we'll see that starting late tonight. rate now, cape may is dry. not a lot of wind now. there are clouds starting to move in. this morning, dry. the entire area will be dry for most of the daylight hours. come tonight, the rain will be steady in the area, and we will see heavy downpours late tonigh

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we have issued a first alert for tomorrow's storm.ll impact the entire area. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. >> this is a major system coming together that is going to start moving into the area today. we'll start to feel the effects of it come tomorrow. the first alert is for the entire area tomorrow morning into saturday morning. it's going to be a long-duration storm with 50 to 60 mile-per-hour wind gusts. potential flooding, the worst on saturday, and heavy rain, as well. most of the day is going to be dry to start at least. philadelphia just a few clouds moving in. the rain is to the southwest. the storm really hasn't started to come together yet. that is going to be happening as we go into tonight. 45 in the suburbs. 45 in philadelphia. cold outside. this is going to be a rainmaker for us. before the rain moves in, a big warmup. close to 60 this afternoon. rain develops this afternoon, and it will be a steady rain in the lehigh valley and delaware. temperatures will peak in the 50s for the s

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a storm threat is heading our way and preparing for dangerous winds and flooding. we have more on how the new jersey shore is preparing. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. we begin with meteorologist bill henley and the storm's impacts. >> good morning. it is a major storm that's coming together that is not here yet. we'll get a dry start, but the entire area is going to be impacted by the storm system that is going to start moving in during the day and really get going tomorrow and into the weekend. the first alert is 5:00 tomorrow morning into saturday morning. the wind that comes with this, winds of 50 to 60 mile-an-hour gusts. those are damaging winds. coastal flooding as a result of those winds and the potential for heavy rain which could lead to flooding in other areas, as well. there's the storm system.

good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. your latest but we begin with brittney shipp. >> it's going to start tomorrow acting all the way until thursday. starts at 4:00 a.m. wednesday and goes all the way until thursday at 7:00 a.m. the big concern about the next nor'easter moving in, it's accumulating snow and it's going to happen over both of our commutes wednesday. wednesday evening, expect it to be worse wednesday morning. both, expected to be messy. gusty wind speeds up to 40 miles per hour. not quite as strong as the last nor easter that moved through to bring down trees and power lines. part of system is still bringing a laot of snow to parts of the midwest. we'll see dry conditions, we'll see a dry day until we get on later to this evening. closer to 9:00 is when we'll see rain showers moving through. this is the bake timing. by wednesday at noon, your lunch hour to 2:00, now, we're starting to see more of a changeover. and as we get closer to the morning commute hour, that's when the steadier snow starts to ping and

and i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. with the forecast and meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. things back to normal. you see the camera where we've dealt with a lot of canceled flights. things are much better. a closer look at the clouds. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will feel cold especially with our winter gusts staying strong. right now, seeing gusts at 21 miles per hour in wildwood. 17 in easton. you combine the two with our chilly temperatures this morning, feels-like temperature e temperature is going to stay down for us today. 35 in philadelphia now. two degrees above freezing in wilmington, dover, millville close to freezing. 34 in atlantic city. you do want to be careful. we have a few locations that are close to freezing, around the threshold with all the moisture that's left over on the roadways. we could see areas of black ice, slippery conditions. again, you want to be careful as you head out the door. a closer look, we'll see gusts staying fairly strong. when you add the two together, our f

i'm tracy davidson.hroughout the day on this major coastal storm. brittney? >> that's right a major coastal storm that's going to bring a lot of impacts in our area with wind speeds reaching anywhere from 50 to 70 miles per hour. dangerous travel as rain starts to switchover to wet snow which would even cause whiteout conditions for the commute. take a look at our wind gusts. by 10:00 a.m. up to 50 miles per hour for philadelphia stretching all along the shore. and closer to 60 miles per hour for parts of philadelphia. this is at 3:00. so this is what you're going to be up against as uget ready to head home. these wind gusts and either rain or wet snow. so stay careful out there today, guys. >> all right,s let's talk about getting out the door. katey zachary just tweeted out an accident because of wet roads. >> actually this is our camera just north of where the crash happened. specifically the happened at greenwood avenue, but this is our camera just a few blocks from there at easton road. because of th

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. we have issued afirst alert because of the conditions out there this morning. slippery roads, of course. many city and state offices are closed today. >> so are nearly 700 schools. the full list of school closures running at the bottom of your screen and you can check for nbc 10 for updates. the conditions on the roads a well, we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we do have a fets alefirst at in effect. it virtually the entire area is under this first alert. we expect to see accumulating snow. this is going to be heavy, wet snow that sticks to power lines and tree limbs. so we could see even more power outages. and heavy snow is going to decrease your visibility as you're driving around. it's slippery on some our sidewalks. we can't emphasize to be careful whether you're walking or driving. we're already seeing a good amount of precipitation over the area. atlantic city down to cape may, dover all seeing rain. but we're seeing steady snow come down especially over parts of p

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i'm tracy davidson.utside and find out what's to come today with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we'll continue to see lots of sunshine, but our wind speeds are going to stay between 10 to 20 miles an hour. cloudy conditions expected for us on tuesday and watching the potential for a nor'easter as we go into wednesday. right now at 30 degrees in philadelphia, 28 in pottstown, 30 degrees in allentown. and our feels like temperature again will stay in the 30s for parts of philadelphia. >>> utility crews across our region are still working to restore power that major storm knocked out on friday. about 50,000 homes and businesses still without electricity this morning. >>> if you're driving still keep an eye out on the roads for debris from that storm. >> in these cases sometimes it's even better to stick with the majors. but a few problems to start and not so bad on the schuylkill expressway. both directions look all right. a little bit of a lay. but i think the problem we have is on the blue r

i'm tracy davidson. sunshine for our cleanup day.still concerned about icy spots. we could see some of the wet snow really glazed over making for a rough commute or morning drive. 33 degrees right now in allentown and pottstown. mid 30s for parts of philadelphia. poconos in the 20s. feels like temperatures will stay down today as well, only 27 degrees when you head out. and we're concerned good smis ro messy roads. dress warm. and a chance of flurries tomorrow. >>> let's talk about the roads and commute with jessica boyington. >> watch the on and off-ramps for some of the more trouble spots. majors are great for the most part. and we're watching 422 around trooper road, eastbound on ramp huge delays there. and slippery as well. and local express trains have about 20 minute delays due to signal problems at burn rock. >>> and many people across our area are dealing with power outages this morning. we just checked about 90,000 homes and businesses are without electricity. the hardest hit areas are in bucks and burlington counties. crews

. >> i'm tracy davidson. keep the shuffles and boots ready. as another whammy comes in overnight.r turned on after neighborhoods left in the dark last week. these crews were out overnight in lincoln drive and west mt. airy. >> about 25,000 homes across the region are still without power. and we have live "first alert" team coverage on the push to restore power and what's to come with the next winter threat. we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp tracking the time line of the next storm. brittney. >> we have a weather alert going into effect at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. and basically going to about the entire area. the timing on this, the worst of it is wednesday as you're trying to head home from work. we'll start to see light rainfall for tonight, before the main system gets here. accumulating snow is what we're concerned about. messy commutes. gusty wind speeds. we've mentioned we have thousands without power and still with the strong wind speeds moving through, bringing down trees and power lines and outages. here's the breakthrough through today. we continue to see clouds increa

. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the school semipacts willing frefrg schools to mass transsits. right now we have several school closings, early dismissals across our area. you can see a full list of event closures on our nbc 10 app right now, it's a free app, check it out. it has a lot of information there. also we can tell you that septa regional rail and j transit trains operating on special snow schedules. we is have that information there too. we're also watching power outages which have been a problem since friday's storms. thousands of people still not back online and with today's wind and heavy snow adding to the issue, well, we'll see what happens. right now nearly 15,000 customers are without electricity. >> the and our live team coverage of this major storm kicks off with nbc 10 first alert brittney shipp. brittany. >> it's been a busy morning for us and now we continue to see this changing testimony. so sometimes we're seeing rain, sometimes a mix, snow, it will go back to mix sometimes. here's a closer look at allentown. look at the heavy snow coming down on our cam