up here on both side of the river here both trenton and in yardley on the trenton side because of the ice jams, and the ramps to and from route 29 are closed, memorial drive and also ramps to and from the calhoun street bridge ramps they are closed as well on the trenton side and on the pennsylvania side, morrisville the river road stretch closed from black rock down to the calhoun street bridge and here's a live look at i-95, so far so good and no problems on mass transit. karen and thomas, back to you. >>> thanks very much, an ice jam on the delaware right now causing flooding concerns this morning. all up and down. huge frozen chunks of ice, righting waters, closing road lets get out to lauren johnson in trenton to explain, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, karen welcome back to you. minor flooding as you mentioned but what a major headache it is. you can see out here some of the ramps closed, we saw signs that said roads closed due to flooding. issue of ice jams so bad that a state of emergency has been declared in many parts of the northeast we are not just seeing it here in the

chopper 6 hd was over this scene in trenton as ice jams on the delaware river have prompted flood warnings. meteorologist david murphy has the first check on the accuweather forecast. david. >> reporter: sarah, we'll get to the flood warnings in a second. we have cloud cover that rolled in off the ocean and we're stuck with mostly cloudy skies the rest of the way and occasional sunny breaks. it's cold in case you have an mlk day volunteer activity outside, bundle up, 30 degrees in trenton. 29 in philadelphia. 23 in allentown. 27 in wilmington. 32 in millville. 35 in cape may. with winds running 8 to 16 miles per hour we have windchills in the teens in a lot of spots, feels like 18 degrees as you step outside in philadelphia and wilmington, currently. 11 in reading. 16 in allentown. 23-degree windchill in trenton and 25 in millville. bundle up a little bit as we head outside today. as we go through the rest of the day, temperatures don't go all that far, looks like we'll get up to 32 degrees for a high

is possibility not just for trenton but yardsly and morrisville. could see some ice jams. ice is starting to break up causing some problems. the temperatures right back where they were yesterday morning into the teens for the philadelphia, new jersey. nobody is warm this morning. and you will see the temperatures climb, but it's not going to be a bright sunny day like we had yesterday. it's going to be a combination of clouds and sunshine. up to 33 degrees for philadelphia. i'll break these forecasts down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington has the first alert traffic. >>> this will be coming away from the vine street expressway and from the center city area where we have a disabled vehicle onto the left-hand shoulder. they're moving it right out of the way. there is some delay right now just because that shoulder and lane were just lost. it looks like it's back open. the outbound trains will not service the crossing station due to water main break in the area. so they're not stopping at that particular station. again, that's only outboun

so between trenton, yardley right here where that calhoun street bridge is, trenton makes the world takesidge all that isis almost like a clogged drain that is blocking the water and therefore it is spilling out, as we look live here, this is route 29 ramps right there in the heart of the trenton. only good thing about this it is a holiday, so the offices are all, city government offices are all close there had but all this isis going to continue to melt, continue to spill out, on both side, so we have trenton getting flooded, route 29 over there in yardley excuse me, route 32, river road always floods out rolling through new hope, trenton, yardley, all this ice has no where to go. as sue mentioned the constant roller coaster of temperatures will keep us looking at this kind of a mess over the next couple days. sue, we are going up in the 50 's by week end again. >> that is right. so today, we will be lucky to get to freezing most of the die below freezing but we will go with seven out of 10. bus stop buddy with the single digit wind chills. nice and bundled up. it is wintertime. it is co

and below trenton. in these areas because of the ice jam we showed you on chopper 6 hd we have minor flooding on either side of the river. the flood stage was hit this morning, we expect the crest to come later on this evening, it may take a day or two to get back down below the 20-foot margin. in the meantime, flooded roads where he showed you on chopper. some of the water is turning to ice that could last until tuesday night or wednesday before the water recedes. of course, if it turns to ice it will not go anywhere. use caution with this. we have a clipper system out of the west gradual during the later part of the day tuesday and perhaps wednesday morning. more on that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> this reminder get updates on the wintry forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> family and friends will gather today to say goodbye to the university of pennsylvania student who was found

lets get to lauren johnson following very latest out in trenton.t is tricky getting around in some spots. >> yes, it is, cars rolling through here later today not the holiday so people back to business. it was minor flood ago this caused major headaches yesterday, issue of ice jams so bad that the state of emergency has been declared in the northeast in the just here , in our area, it is tough to see in the dark. we will show you video, here's science behind this blockage happens when pieces of floating ice are carried downstream and carry and obstruct flow of the scream. we have flooding issues yesterday after a ice jam right here near the bridge caused delaware river to overflow and as a result part of the route 29 was shut down. if you are familiar you know that it feed trenton's capitol region and today new jersey's next governor will be sworn in and that could get tricky with the road in and around state capitol building, under water and blocked off. people who live and visit the area are simply amazed by this spectacle. >> all of the bridges,

. >> new dpoch nor of new jersey will be sworp in in trenton today. democrat phil murphy will succeed murphy will be sworn in at war memorial trenton and tonight inaugural ball will be held met life in rutherford. that caps five days of preinsawing ration fest activitys in the garden state. weeks after taking oath for his fourth term allentown mayor ed palowsik goes on trial for corruption charges. fra federal prosecutors say he ran a pay-to-play scheme and mayor allegedly told vendors he expected campaign contributions in exchange for city contracts and powloski says he's innocent. >> house of horror uncovered in california neighborhood. children held captive in own home with some dhind beds. cbs news core stopped enter spoke to neighborhoods wondering how they missed signs signs neighbors are trying to figure out how they missed signs. they say the family lived here three years and didn't come out much. this fall the parents and few kids were seen during yard work. >> looks like they were having fun like a regular family helping people like an assem

for now we're live in trenton.>> thank you, many people are enjoying a day off on the slopes. here's a live look at camelback ski resort. temperatures are below normal across our area and will stay cold for the next few days. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist is here with the most accurate forecast in town. >> it's still a cold one. yesterday was cold and saturday was cold and today we'll run in line with that. the last couple of days we saw sunshine, not so much today. we'll stick with the cloud coverage and look at this. we pull out real wide, this is what we're tracking. this storm center and that cold front associated with it are heading our direction. going to bring us some snow but not until tomorrow into wednesday. today it will be all about the cloud coverage and cold that's stuck over us. here are the temperatures we're sitting at right now. 20 in allentown. 25 in wilmington and 26 in philadelphia. 34 in atlantic city, a little better off there breaking the freezing mark but some areas especially north and

we slipped to 28 degrees in philadelphia. 25 in trenton. 35 in wilmington. 27 in trenton. 33 by the water in cape may. there's a wind that's blowing through the region starting to get blustery that's knocking down the windchills. feeling like 17 degrees in philadelphia. 13 in trenton. 15 in reading. allentown, reporting station having technical issues this morning you're probably not far off from that number in reading. 22 in millville. as we go through the day, things stay colder than we were yesterday. yesterday we got a high of 45. today i'm expecting a high of 39 degrees right about there at 3:00 p.m. you can see how the early clouds give way to a good deal of sunshine, it will be colder, it will be brisk. winds running ten 20 miles per hour. we could see wind gusts as high as 25. bundle up today. milder air comes in in time for the weekend. >> reporter: our big accident is in delaware county on i-95 southbound. look at the number of emergency workers we have on the scene. the accident is involving a tractor-trailer and another vehicle. about a half-hour ago it was blocking all lanes.

it's still dry in philadelphia, wilmington, and trenton tomorrow. watch what happens late into the evening and early morning hours. light snow by 2:00 and wednesday morning. ask by 4:00 in the morning, it's already ending in reading and in allentown. by 8:30 in the morning, wednesday morning, it's offshore. so we will get a quick shot. it's a clipper and they normally don't bring us a lot of snow. tuesday evening an inch is possible and by the time it sweeps offshore, 2 inches closer to philadelphia. then we will get a warmup after the snow. today 33 degrees this afternoon. 38 tomorrow. the snow arriving after that warmup, and it gets cold for tuesday night. so it'll stay put unless you clear it. temperatures will still be stuck in the lower 30s. it's friday that finally starts the warming trend. and look at the weekend. 50 on saturday, 55 on sunday. it looks like it's going to be dry for the eagles game, but there is a chance of rain showers coming monday and into tuesday. >> it looks bad. >> i know it's only monday, but i'm looking forward to the

murphy takes the oath at the war memorial in trenton at 11:00 this morning.promises to raise taxes on millionaires and legalize recreational marijuana. the long time goldman sachs exec also plans to increase pension payments and school aid. murphy, the former u.s. ambassador to germany has never held elected office. >> a shutdown of the federal government is looming and a sticking point being the fate of almost a million immigrants. all of this as the firestorm continues to go on over remarks attributed to the president. abc's stephanie ramos has more on all of this. >> reporter: today president trump is back at the white house after spending martin luther king day at his private golf club in mar-a-lago but the potential for a government shutdown and the controversy over his racially charged comments said in private followed him. >> no, no, no, i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >> reporter: the only democratic senator to attend the immigration meeting last week insists the president used an offensiv

four would be record for trenton as well.or the philadelphia area, the record low for tomorrow morning is 4 degrees. i'm forecasting about six or 7 degrees. so within a few degrees of that record then sunday the record is four set back in 2014. the forecast low 1 degree below zero. the last time philadelphia got below 0 degrees for an overnight low you have to head back to 1994. so that's how cold is and how long it's been since we've experienced cold like this. now tre will be a frost bite risk along with hypothermia that could set in win 20 to 30 minutes. dress in layers, cover up all the exposed skin, it's dry stay hydrated too. remember the p's check on the elderly, children, pets and also you might want to drip those pipes. check the tire pressure also the car battery a lot of problems last week and also this week because of the cold temperatures. look at future feels like temperatures we're talking five to 15 below that's why we have the wind chill advisory along the i-95 corridor. north and west toward the poconos, it

it's on the cold side. 18 in philadelphia. 16 in trenton. 18 in wilmington, 14 in allentown. 19 in beach haven. 18 in millville. there's a bit of a breeze this morning that's giving you these numbers on the windchill map. 3 in allentown. 7 in philadelphia. 5 in trenton. 4 in wilmington, 8 in millville. you know what to do we've been dealing with over the last couple of months. bundle up with extra layers. 27 by 11:00 a.m., 31 by 1:00 p.m. 34 is the high today okay. lots of sunshine out there, but a little bit breezy, wind out of the northwest at 8 to 16 miles per hour and that's going to drive the windchills down into the probably low 20s for a good portion of the afternoon. a little heads up, we're in the sub freezing temperatures zone any standing water from yesterday has probably frozen up, i would be cautious driving around, in case there's an icy patch. i think the bigger issue is sidewalks. when you're walking around this morning, be careful because anybody who didn't treat the sidewalk has left a sheen of ice. milder air for the weekend i'll have the details on that coming up kare

it's starting out cold, 26 degrees in philadelphia. 20 in trenton. 18 in allentown. 21 in reading, 21 in wilmington. 15 in millville. the coldest spot. 31 degrees in cape may. we're not posting windchills this morning because the winds are way down and probably staying lower today. overall today is going to be a much better day, at least if you don't like the cold and the wind that you had yesterday. noon, sunny, 39 degrees that's better than yesterday's high, 44 is where you expect to wind up later on lots of sun and less wind it will be more comfortable. 7:00, 38 degrees, if you have plans to head out on the town, it will be coat weather, but not as bad as the last couple of nights. we have a flood watch that has been extended until sunday afternoon from areas from bushkills fall to easton and tributaries like the lehigh river may run high today because the eisen the delaware river -- ice on the delaware river is starting to break up and forcing the water out, be careful up north for possible flooded roads for the weekend. we're getting milder a little bit of rain. i'll have the det

and 30 in w trenton and 30 in millville. and 33 in cape may.ellite sheriff showing you ry this morning from the coast here comes round two here is what we are dealing with now. in the overnight hours and this of snow in bayville. and brick township. 1.5 inches and you get farther south you don't see as much. at the airport in atlantic city and vineland and mount holly, and the second batch. these are not final numbers. graterford 1.1. and philadelphia a trace and that has not managed to stick to the roads or even the grass. between now and 3:00 most of this slides past philadelphia and south jersey still dealing off the coast.t but by 6:30 it's slippery spots are a possibility and light snow is tapering off light snow to dinner time and beyond and 36 is the high and mainly wet roads there. and philadelphia mainly wet roads with a high of 35 and light snow a part of the package for the next couple of hours and be careful of icy patches and later on today and tonight when the temperatures drop look for increase chance of icy patches here or there

large ice chunks blocked water from going downstream near trenton yesterday.iver banks flooded closing roads in the state capitol and across the river in lower makefield bucks county. >> i've never seen it like solid packed though. it's just not even moving at all. >> that's actually a wall and then the water is that usually like 15, 20 feet down below that. >> the ice jam eventually thawed in trenton yesterday allowing river levels to slowly fall back down last night. the trenton water works is still telling its customers to have a boil water advisory due to a treatment plant malfunction. as snow approaches the region be sure to download the 6abc news app. check storm tracker6 live any time right on your phone or tablet. >> developing overnight, homicide detectives are working two deadly shootings in the city of philadelphia. the latest happened on the 2200 block of south 71st street in southwest philadelphia. police say the gunman shot a man in the head and the back at close range around 2:30 this morning. that victim died at the scene. and in north philadel

trenton, 25 miles per hour.ou can bet that's probably going to have an impact on the eagles game later this afternoon. we're expecting sustained winds 15 to gusting 25 to 35-mile an hour range for the game. storm tracker 6 live heavy rains and icy precipitation moving off to the north, new england dealing with that this morning. there could leftover sleet pellets for the lehigh valley, perhaps brief period of freezing drizzle before this pushes away. with that said you can see the bulk of the moisture is off to the north now. now, the big story is the colder air rushing in. 20 below in bismarck, north dakota. 9 in omaha. you were in the 60s two days ago. memphis 20, new orleans 23. this is hitting the coast and 44 and falling for philadelphia. windchills by late morning 17 degrees is what it will feel like in philadelphia. 11 in reading. 1 in allentown. minus 5 in the poconos. 15 in trenton. game time for the eagles, we're looking at windchill values of 15 16 degrees with the winds gusting close to 0 miles per h

one below in trenton. a lot better, wind chills down around zero so do bundle up as you head outside and plan on staying that way today. 13 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 21. yesterday's high was 20 on new year's day in philadelphia. today we'll get to 26 but we'll still have wind chills making it feel closer to about 12 degrees this afternoon because there will be a bit of a brisk breeze blowing. 21 by 7 o'clock tonight. we'll be right back with our top stories. and then the people go inside. do you understand charlie? mom? yeah? can i have a peanut butter sandwich? yeah, you sure can. can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. ♪ ♪ and one for charlie. (gasp) look mom! charlie took a bite. (with full mouth) unbelievable. feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. >> ♪ >> top stories 6:55. a water main break sent water gushing through the parkwood section of northeast philadelphia overnight. wa

five in wilmington, five in allentown, four in trenton.n you get a number in the teens that pops up here like in cape may

that 4-degree range below from trenton to millville. 8 below in cape may.pped with the snapshot reading with the winds picking up down the shore. temperatures wise we're staying in the teens, noon 17 i'll go for a high of 19 by 3:00 p.m. the windchills even worse, if you're heading to the mummers parade it will feel like 3 degrees below zero by 9:00. by 10:00 or 10:30 you'll be at zero. 4, 5:00 p.m., looking at the temperatures in the upper teens and windchills in the upper single digits. bundle up and cover up as frostbite ask a possibility this morning and this afternoon if you're outside for too long. lots of sun, bitter cold, high temperature of 19 in allentown and philadelphia. 18 in reading, a couple of spots like reading and wilmington, maybe 20, and 21 to 22 through south jersey, of course the windchills will make it feel worse everywhere from north to south, these are the currents and then we go up to noon you're looking at low to mid single digits in terms of of how far it feels everywhere. 2:30 p.m. feeling like 6 in allentown and millville. 6:00

and about -9 up there in trenton. forecast for today, it's still going to be cold but not quite as harsh because the winds ease up during the afternoon. 19 degrees is the forecasted high. wind chill values we're actually getting above zero until about 10:00 a.m. and that's when the wind chill values get into the singl digits. by 2:00, 7, by 4:00 it will feel li 8 and by 6:00 it feel like 7 degrees. another bitter night is on tap, temperatures once again getting down to the low to mid teens and a wintry mix develops tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening's commute the ground is completely frozen, this is going to create some problems. i'll talk more about that and the milder air in the 7-day forecast. >> all across the area, whether you are talking a walk outside, it's brutally cold outside. on this day that many flocked to church, old man winter did not answer our prayers for the warmer weather. jeff chirico has more on those that need help from this polar plunge. >> at acme in the northeast, not even the cold deterred

ten in allentown and reading. 12 inngton, 11 in trenton. 13 in millville. we have windchills below zero they will stay below zero throughout the day a region. bundle up and cover up today. philadelphia got snow out of this baby yesterdaye county, five inches in media. newark, delaware, 2.7. the areas to the west underperformed, they didn't underperform, we were expecting it to be less and it was. down the shore, at the airport in ac, 14.2 inches that's a new record for this date for snowfall in atlantic city. the nor'easter is well up over nova sosha, but we're getting the wrap around winds we were talking about yesterday. everything played out as expected. it will make for an uncomfortable day. up in the lehigh valley, mostly sunny, frigid, 14 degrees, windchills well below zero. at the shore, sunny, windchills below zero,re, as well. we'll have a blowing today 20 to 30 miles per hour. 17 degrees is the highoday coure belo zero. 5 is tight low tonight. that's one degree off the rord low. o 25 miles per hour overnight. the windchills as i said are tow and 3

trenton, 15. overnight tonight get a load of this, this is the coldest air in nearly a quarter century. every number highlighted in yellow is good enough for a record low tomorrow morning. sign us one in philadelphia. if the winds don't relax the tempts will be closer to zero or a degree or two above zero. the winds go calm this is what you see first thing sunday morning. minus one in philadelphia will shatter the record low of 4 set back in 1994 when we reached five below. it's the coldest in 24 years. we fast forward into monday. monday morning looks okay, monday afternoon we start to pick up a light wintry mix throughout the afternoon hours. this is a bad sign when you pick up the blueses and the greens, even though this is rain the ground is frozen, this could freeze on contact. we might have a lot of slick roads monday afternoon. we're forecasting a high of 34. are a friend of mine who works outdoors said the ground is 13 inches deep frozen, that's how cold the arctic air has been. minus one

and ten in trenton. 11 in millville. karen is happy about that, but it's going to be cold out there as you step outside. kind of staying that way. we'll have sun, get the shades ready we'll be in the 20s by noon, high of 34 pretty much in line with the model. there's an 8 to 16-mile an hour breeze blowing so the windchills will make it feel like the low 20s. bundle up. one other issue this morning. this concerns the snow fromy either. we had sub freezing temperatures overnight. any standing water from yesterday's rain or snow turned to ice. caution driving and walking. the biggest problem will be on the sidewalks where people have not salted and you'll have ice in patches where people are trying to walk. milder air coming in for the weekend, i'll have the details coming up. >> reporter: hitting the roads at i-95 approaching cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city. we're starting to slow down from the betsy ross bridge to girard. as we look at the travel times, no big delays just yet. big picture prereflect

layer and extra gear a good idea. 18 in wilmington, 17 in trenton. i fibbed. it's 20 at the airport in ac. 21 in cape may. away from the shore everybody in the teens. overnight we had sub freezing temperatures and any water left over from rain and snow is frozen. so you want to be careful walking and driving around the region this morning. satellite and radar showing cloud cover by the coast. we're good to go for sunshine in philadelphia. most of us will wind up mostly sunny. 26 by 10:00 a.m. this afternoon, cold, high of 34 degrees around 3:00 p.m. lots of sun to keep you, well, not warm exactly, but in good spirits. 30 in allentown. 31 in reading. 33 in trenton. 37 in millville. 38 is the high in cape may. breezy today, too. a little bit brisk and cold. we had cold air in place, but we'll get back into a ridge of high pressure that will inject more mild in for the weekend. that includes for the eagles game. we'll look for an afternoon high of 50 on sunday. for the game itself 36 for the first quarter. 42 for the 4th quarter. cold enough for decent layers and

this is what we are seeing on route 29 in trenton, ice jams have caused a major headache for drivers. you can tell traffic flowing smoothly at this hour. yesterday it was not a big issue because it was a federal holiday but this morning as rush hour begins it could be a different story in trenton. lets look at images of the ice jams causing what the tore spill over the delaware river banks, into both side. we are on the new jersey side national weather service said there were multiple road closures in and around this area and we showed up this morning and we found them. mother nature toys blame, melting, refreezing, major temperature fluctuations and now more snow on the way. ice jam packed and wind, freezing water there, sort of the starts to drift down the river and breaks away from the ice sheets and then gets caught up sometimes near a bridge or a turn in the river. well this morning waters receded but not without issue, crews working extra hard to clear the road and some people just showing up here for a memorable moment. >> it is beautiful. it is what it is made of. i just want

trenton and allentown. normally our favorite number around here, not such when we're talking windchill. yesterday's high was 27. today we'll get up to 32 at 3:00 p.m. you can see how clouds increase later in the day. we're looking at noticeable windchills, again, not as bad as yesterday. but if you have plans to head out and do volunteer activities for mlk day. dress for it, winds 8 to 16 miles per hour. the windchills will feel like the mid 20s for the most part. we're watching a clipper system that will wing across the coast and get to us late tomorrow and into tomorrow night. doesn't look like a lot of precipitation with this and a lot of accumulation, but maybe slippery travel from that tomorrow. karen, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: look out for slick spots with temperatures this cold. schuylkill expressway eastbound at university, a multi-vehicle accident, three vehicles involved. i was watching a second ago emergency workers pulled ahead. they clea

trenton, wilmington, philadelphia no sign of clouds this morning. the wet weather going to come to us for the weekend, you can see a bit of shower in oklahoma. sunny skies. look at this warmup significant. much less wind than yesterday in new jersey and at the shore. a little bit chillier at the shore because what little breeze will be developing will come off the ocean. into the 40s, though, for wilmington, smyrna and ruhoboth beach. but rain clouds will be building saturday night, and sunday morning that's when you can expect the steadiest rain. we'll probably be drying out in the afternoon, but i think the clouds will linger and so will those temperatures into the 50s. but cold makes a come back. >> it is january after all. 5:18 on this friday. and one more day until we get to the weekend and one more morning commute. >> unfortunately, right, if you're trying to get to work and taking the trenton line, there's a delay we're hearing about right now. right now we're seeing that is our only mass transit delay. papco, amtrak, new jersey transit all l

across the river here in trenton, there are still more headaches. not far from new jersey's capital building icy slushy water from the delaware river has claimed the road. massive chunks of ice and snow have spilled into each other filling the river forcing water over its banks. 75-year-old arthur hill has come to trenton's calhoun street bridge to document the ice flow. >> i'm a river rat. i just like to see the river in different positions. during the summer it's flowing free. i've seen it in low tide when there's nothing very much to see but rocks. >> reporter: tonight those rocks are covered with a layer of ice now home to massive flocks of birds. crews from new jersey's dot worked early monday afternoon to keep the drains clear along a closed section of route 29 feeding trenton's capital region. workers didn't expect the road would be open any time soon. >> there's a big clog of ice and snow here. >> all the bridges the ice hit the bridges they back up. >> reporter: across the delaware in morrisville, river road was living up to its name. the r

trenton, 32, lancaster, 35.here are a couple of locations in southern chester county in the upper 30s, close to 40 degrees. cape may, 33. beach haven, 31. dover, 30. which is very light wind speeds out of the south/southwest, generally five miles or less, five miles per hour in wilmington, 6 in trenton, 6 in philadelphia, five in atlantic city. as you look at the satellite and the radar, the jet stream or the storm track is up here, you can see how the clouds are racing on by west to east across the u.s./canadian border, where all the activity going to stay the next few days. dry today and tomorrow, actually it's cloudy, we could have drizzle that moves in order out of the gulf of mexico that will bring -- that will move north out of the gulf of mexico, that will bring wet weather next week. all the cold air close to the pole, the hudson bay area up to the north. wind out of the southwest there's no winter to be found across the lower 48. even denver, minute rap -- minneapolis, well above seasonal averages. wedn

trenton 7, dover, 8.wer 48 we're not tracking huge storms over the next five to seven days so we're not looking at snowstorms or blizzards or anything like that. there is a chance of a little snow from this system here on tuesday, but we're only looking at a couple of inches at best with this. it's not a big event. at least it doesn't appear to be at this time. so monday increasing clouds, stays cold. here comes a clipper system diving across the great lake states. today the high is like 27 degrees, tomorrow maybe we bring it up a notch. maybe 29 or 30. as we get into tuesday, that low gets a little bit closer. here comes the coastal right here but i think these two get together up here, which means it will be a sizeable snow for new england, not the philadelphia area. we shall see how that pans out. right now our forecast model shows that today looks nice. monday night the clouds lower and thicken. tuesday morning the first wave wants to push across our western counties. i think a lot of this holds off u

feels like 7 in philadelphia. 3 in allentown. 5 in trenton, 4 inngton, 8 in millville. we'll climb out of the teens and up to 31 by 1:00 p.m. and high of 34 at 3:00 p.m. lots of sun, but a little bit brisk and cold, certainly, the windchills making it feel like the low 20s for most of the afternoon with the winds running 8 to 16 miles per hour. a reminder we have sub freezing temperatures overnight there's standing water out there from yesterday's snow and rain, cautious while walking on the sidewalks and driving. milder numbers for the weekend ahead in the seven day. >> reporter: all right, dave as you were talking i was watching the construction workers begin to pick up the cones on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at the vine him we'll see traffic move through at any moment. it was shut down overnight for construction. westbound we had restrictions there, as well. that has cleared. we have fire department activity look for crews on the scene upper again i -- gwynedd townsh. watch out for ice on knee -- rodney avenue and kingsman road. boulevard at ridge avenue. tr

this is a live look right now from the swearing in ceremony at the war memorial in trenton. is the lue new lieutenant-governor. she was just sworn in. let's listen in. >> as lieutenant-governor, i take the responsibility of service to our state and the need to act from time to time as our state's chief executive with the greatest seriousness. but i also will bring that vigor to the department of community affairs. [ applause ] >> and then that's sheila oliver there, the first black lieutenant-governor for the state. phil murphy is set to take the oath of office at noon, about 20 minutes from now. the democrat succeeds two-term governor chris christie. during his campaign he promised the people of new jersey that he would take a tougher stance on gun violence, restore funding for women's health and continue the balt against addiction. this morning the governor elect attended the prayer service at shiloh baptist church in trenton. murphy lieutenant-governor, you just saw her there, sheila oliver, they will celebrate the swearing in tonight. the inaugural ball will be held the

here's the temperatures it's cold to start out. 15 degrees in trenton. 18 in philadelphia. 18 in reading, 16 in wilmington, 18 in millville. 18 degrees in cape may. the windchills even though the winds are not super strong enough to get the windchills making it feel like the sing digits, bundle up for a five degree windchill in philadelphia. 4 in trenton. 1 in allentown, 5 in wilmington and 5 in millville. as we go through the day, it's going to be a chilly one. not as cold as yesterday, yesterday's high, 27. it felt worst with the strong blustery winds. 31 by 1:00 p.m. i'm expecting a high of 32 at 3:00 p.m. you can see how the clouds get thicker as we go through the day. the windchills will be a factor for those of you doing outdoor volunteer activities. you want to bundle up. it will feel like the teens at noon, there are the 8 to 16-mile an hour. we're track a clipper system coming at us tomorrow with a little bit of light snow not heavy accumulations, but being in traffic can be problematic, that looks like it comes in tomorrow afternoon, i'll have the details coming up. >> reporter

here's the deal you tossed to us earlier in trenton.urpose pike west and we didn't see any snow so we kept calling back to jessica our executive producer saying there is no snow and sue said keep driving jared and i said we will be in michigan by the time we saw snow and then place got bigger, heavier and steady and we noticed they weren't necessarily on the turnpike initially so we exited and look at it you can see it is like a little winter wonder land. we saw private you mr. trucks. it is plowable. jared says the roads are fine. >> in the bad at all just a little bit but -- it seems to be like they treated it here. >> reporter: so we have got snow early but just when sue said it would come. >> just as she forecasted it. >> philly, that is in you're mediate future. >> coming our way. >> why in the just head to michigan you are right. >> probably feels the same. >> you know they are really happy, because they started out close to the station and new they are in reading. >> and then they have to come back. >> two her drive. >> there is

that is still closed but your one in trenton has been reopened. got to love that.sue to pass along. if you're heading out on the roads only delays that are too significant are on the schuylkill expressway so if you're traveling eastbound it's about 23 minutes and westbound about 28. monica and brian, back to you. >> sounds good. thank you gina. >>> still ahead on "action news" tonight, sad news from the music world. the cranberries are mourning the death of their lead singer. >> and we'll continue to take you across the delaware valley and show you how people including the phillies are celebrating dr. king's legacy. >> and meteorologist melissa magee is tracking the latest in our "action news" weather center including some snow. hi, melissa. >> hey, monica, hey brian. tracking changes as we get into tuesday. storm tracker radar showing you a narrow band of light snow that will be working its way into the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll talk about the details and how much snow fall you can expect where you live. those details coming up with the accuweather foreca

five in trenton. reading, 7 degrees in wilmington. 9 in millville. 13 in cape may. with the windchills it's feeling like below zero. 7 below inllento reading and philadelphia. 6 below in trenton and philadelphia. 3 below in millville. temperatures today staying pretty raw ten degrees by 8:00 a.m. 14 by 10:00 a.m. 17 by noon. i'll go 19 by 3:00 p.m. which is under-shooting some of the models. i think we're pretty good on the 19. if we stay in the teens it will be the first new year's day in philadelphia since 1918 since we have not gotten out of the teens, it's been a while. 18 degrees 6:00 in philadelphia. by 9:00 it will feel like 3 degrees below zero. 4 degrees over zero by 1:00 p.m. later today by 5:00 p.m. about a seven degree windchill. bundle up with lots of layers and cover up. high temperatures across the region, 19 in allentown. 20 in reading. really just about everybody is on or about 20, getting up to 22 in spots like dover and cape may. the windchills will be a factor all the way through the day. here's future tracker 6 showing that to you below zero acr

reporter: there were movers and shakers here in trenton. but also democratic heavyweights from the nation. >> i thought his speech was great. he talked about the fact that there is so much that divides us. and we're all americans, we're all in this together. >> great expecting for governor murphy. and democratic legislature. reporter: i got identify the from trenton from new work. o'malley was there, and mccauliffe was there. at one time head of democratic national committee, to see phil murphy have his moment of glory. bill: what was mood like today, you hear about the speech, a lot of national theme, poking fun the president trump a little bit, and talking about daca, offshore drilling, not so much of affordability, did you think it was a guy launching for a campaign for president. reporter: i think this focus was still how to fix new jersey. deep structural problem right now before there could be any stand to fix the nation, but. with the constant ghost of don to know pervading -- donald trump pervading all politics, he spoke about kenne

overall it's a mostly sunny day, 25 degrees in trenton. just 29 degrees in philadelphia right now. 31 in wilmington. 28 in reading. 31 in millville. 33 degrees in cape may. there's a bit of a breeze showing center city sky 6 shots with the flags on the parkway blowing around. feels like 18 in philadelphia. 1 in trenton. 9 in reading, 22 in millville. feeling like 25 in cape may. a cold start bundle up extra layers as has often been the case this winter. yesterday we got to a high of 45. today we'll struggle to get to the freezing mark by 10:00 a.m. high of 39 at 3:00 p.m. before we slide back closer to freezing by 7:00. it's breezy today with winds running 10 to 20 miles per hour. that will keep the windchills feel like it's below the freezing mark in philadelphia even at the height of the afternoon. it will be milder for the weekend, we can take a little bit of rain for part of the weekend with milder air. >> reporter: i would rather not, if it is an option. [laughter]. we have an accident delaware county i-95 past the blue route. it's in

ten below in allentown. 6 below in wilmington, 7 below in trenton. 6 below in millville. you want to bundle up and cover skin this morning through the day and saturday, as well. as the windchills may not get above zero. the high is 17 degrees, it will feel like 1 or 2 below even at the height of the afternoon heating, again, that arctic cold sticks around through saturday and uncomfortable on sunday, things get better next week. we'll be back with more coverage. iand i like these award-winning chdar puffs.s. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love ourprice. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. >> developing now in new jersey a carbon monoxide leak killed a teenage girl and sickened dozens of people. seven police officers and threee among those being treated. firefighters are trying to search for the source of the carbon monoxide and evidence of any wor detecters. 5:57 a.m. we're tracking the impact of snowy cold conditions across the region including an update on elderly evacuees in atlantic city who were forced

in trenton. 3 below in atlantic city.ou can in part thank atlantic city's low to the snow that helps keep a cold ground. wilmington broke the record for cold at 2 degrees today. the previous record was 3. let's talk about the first alert. here's the good news. while currently spots still feel around zero to 15 below zero, we are looking at improvement in temperatures. that's why the first alert ends at 11:00 a.m. when most areas should start to feel above zero. a few spots are already there, areas like trenton, northeast philly pottstown. winds have died down across the region. some like millville and atlantic city feeling 14 below. this is why the first alert remains in effect this morning. radar and satellitsatellite, by afternoon it's going to feel a lot better than it has. we'll talk about where the temperatures go for the rest of your sunday coming up. >>> following breaking news in center city this morning. yet another water main break. we saw a lot of them in this stretch of weather. this is causing a major shutdow

, already route 29 ramps are flooded out in trenton, septa says regional rail lines running with a new schedule they have put into place over the weekend and out bound trains are not stopping at church man's station this morning, otherwise rest of the mass transit systems because of the mlk holiday anywhere from a modified special or normal weekday work day holiday type schedule n delays though. >>> ryan rolls, ryan pumps, ryan is throwing it up in the air, incomplete, incomplete, intended for jones, incomplete and eagles. >> julio jones did not catch it. a dramatic stop on fourth and goal saturday night when we were freezing our lips off propelled eagles to the championship game. eagles defense coming up huge in that win. >> but in order to get to the super bowl eagles will to have beat another team off a dramatic win, minnesota vikings beating the saints yesterday with that 61-yard touchdown pass. >> wow. >> i was screaming when i saw this. you just couldn't not believe it and then went to zero. amazing. that will set it up at the linc. everybody celebrating and they had to come back

ten in trenton. 9 in allentown, 010 in reading. 11 in millville. negative 8 is what it feels like in philadelphia. it's a new number that just came in it's worse than a half-hour or hour ago. ten below in allentown. reading, 11 below. 7 in trenton. 6 below in wilmington, 6 below in millville. you want to bundle up as you want to cover up, because frostbite can come on as little 0 minutes if you're standing outside. the high temperatures 17 degrees we'll start out with sun and maybe a few more clouds as the day goes on. eye popping number is the windchill it looks like we'll remain below zero even at the height of the afternoon heating and the winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. monday int possible winter mix coming up in the seven day. >> reporter: all right dave, we have a bad accidents westbound coming into the city at 5th street. we have a car facing sideways, slammed into another vehicle horrible accidents a lot of police and emergencye scene right now. you see other people moving okay not sure if they were coming off the ramp. it's something you ha

that clog prompted a flood warning near trenton as the ice causes that river to rise. >>> it is monday afternoon, i'm brian taff. >> and i'm monica malpass in for sharrie williams. the big story on "action news" is the backlog of icebergs causing concern along the river and the snow headed our way tomorrow prompting an accuweather alert. >> all right. walter perez live outdoors this afternoon. walter, you saw the river rising firsthand there today. >> reporter: something to see i got to tell you brian and monica. we'll give you a live look. we're at the intersection of river road and ferry road and this icy jam is the result of ice o clogging up the water flow at the base of the calhoun street bridge and a little further down as well at the trenton makes bridge an awesome sight for sure but a bit of flooding has resulted as well. what is a spectacle for the rest of us is cause for concern for people who live along this stretch of the delaware river but many neighbors here tell us as long as the nearby canal doesn't flood, they feel relatively safe. >> you can get a pinch point up in ya

look at the numbers. 30 degrees in allentown. 30 for trenton where we're dealing with the ice jam. 32 freezing right now down the shore in atlantic city. 32 in wilmington. so we still have that flood threat right along the delaware river at trenton flood stage is at 20 and you can see it is right there close to 20 feet so minor flooding is occurring and road closures are on going around that area. but we're dry for now. off to the west this is the clipper that we're watching. it's not moving very fast. but it will bring us snow tomorrow into wednesday. winter weather advisories are already posted far north and west coming up the latest timing, how much to expect where you live and iain we're already previewing what to expect this upcoming weekend for the eagles. back over oh to you. >> scott, thank you. that winter weather is already behind some traffic issues on the delaware river icy conditions have got authorities closing part of route 29. fox 29's jeff cole reports from morrisville, bucks county. >> reporter: we're on river road in morrisville, pennsylvania, where there's more riv

minor delays for septa now, ten-minute delays for trenton train 1703.ther than that, mass transit is doing just fine. back to you. >>> would you vote for oprah for president? >> a growing chorus says yes. the movement that her golden globes speech sparked, and the words fueling speculation that she would be up to the challenge. >>> plus, ticket troubles for eagles' fans. if you're still trying to see the birds' first playoff game in person, we have a warning about scammers. next, the safest way to score tickets and avoid buying a fake. >>> on the road again, tomorrow, the nbc10 morning team will be at the wawa on virginia drive and ft. washington montgomery county. come out and see us between 4:00 and 9:00 a.m. we'll be there and have plenty of free coffee for you, plenty of fun. great stories about your area. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called at

minus 8 in trenton. forecast for today, decent amount of sunshine, a nice looking day, but it will be bone chilling with the wind. frigid, windchills by afternoon ranging from zero to ten below across the i-95 corridor. as you look ahead i'll step back inside, record low temperatures are likely this morning and tomorrow morning, as a matter of fact the coldest temperatures in 24 years, more than two decades are on the way tomorrow morning. several locations, as a matter of fact most of us will wake up to numbers below zero. we'll talk about a wintry mix heading this way on monday. doesn't look like a lot, with the ground completely frozen doesn't take much to create problems. when i come back we'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you so much for the update. >>> 6:03 a.m., breaking news happening in west philadelphia. residents in 19 row homes back inside after a gas leak, but three families still do not have any heat on a very, very cold morning. this becaus

anywhere between scudder falls down toward just outside trent trenton.o going down the river here and it really is more avenue localized problem but this could be a concern right through at least the evening rush here tonight at which point we'll probably be cresting on the river. about 20.5 feet which again is just slightly above flood stage. looking at the current map here on storm scan, pretty quiet. we've had clouds pretty much throughout the course of the morning. not much sunshine that will continue to be a theme for the rest of the day. currently at 29 degrees at the airport and generally in the 20s almost everywhere you are start to go rebound higher down near the shore points but it is a cold beginning to the afternoon. take look at the rest of the region as whole for daytime highs don't expect much more than where we currently stand a few additional degrees but colder than average by nearly 1. so cold afternoon. and that will set the stage for next system which comes in bringing with it some snow. i'll time that out and give you a sense much ho

same thing in trenton and toms river. 42 in reading. 45 in wilmington. 43 in millville. down to the shore at cape may. warmer air is residing west and southwest. 48 in witch to you, 43 in memphis, this warmer air will slide up into the region for the weekend ahead of a cold front coming in. at the same time that front will trigger a little bit of rain. this is 9:00 p.m. saturday night. we'll hold the rain off during the day. daytime mild afternoon highs in the 50s, we'll show you that in a second. now we cloud up a bit. the rain holds off until late at night. if you have time to see a movie on saturday night, i'll bring an umbrella just in case, chances are you stay dry. sunday morning, it's wet, but the rain gets off the coast by lunchtime or so. if you're looking ahead toward the super bowl. we have cold air massing next week over the north poll and hudson bay that will transfer into philadelphia for any parties you have along here. it will be cold in minneapolis, ten degrees below average. if you're traveling to minneapolis, 11 degrees for the tailgate. inside, 70 deg