the person that started the unshoveled sidewalks philly accounts were fed up with sidewalks stacked with conditions while walking the kids to school. unshoveled says that hopefully using social media the people will get the shovels out and clear the walks and if they physically can't do it they provided links to snow removal services. we'll see a lot of this coming up. you know what, just put salt down and shovel the walk and you won't get called out on the internet. >> i'll do it this afternoon. >> i promise. >> put you on twitter. thank you alicia. i think. lets move on and get a check of the roads right now. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> your secret is safe with me brian. good afternoon we have been dealing with sun glare this afternoon and we'll take all the sun glare we can get on a day like this, at least it warmed ugs up the sun glare slowed us down on the southbound side and the northbound side the normal backup. the delays on 95 in both directions since last we spoke a bunch of accidents occurred in jenkintown near hertz and one along chester street near the alber

there could be patchy ice on maybe unshoveled sidewalks or steps. so watch out for that. otherwise most roads, even the side roads and rural roads have been clearing out. look at this gorgeous snow we had yesterday. this is in middleburg virginia. this photo taken by lloyd ferguson. you can share your photos on my facebook page and twitter. and i share as well on instragram. hour by hour through the day today, we'll have a clear sky, our temperatures with bright sunshine will be into the upper 20s and low 30s by noon but then the metro area ought to get in the mid and upper 30s. winds will still be blustery throughout much of the day with bright sunshine. here is new model timing on a little bit of maybe wet snow and sprinkles moving in tomorrow. this is as of 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. pink zone is a little sleet, a little bit of wet snow perhaps sprinkles in the metro area. a dusting of snow to our north up near the pennsylvania border. and then most of it passing eaves of the east of the bay by midnight. as we get into friday we'll have it into the mid-30s with sunshine.

. >> storm earlier this week was a bust in our area but millions up the east coast and even unshoveledund here are slick, icy and still treacherous treacherous. dr. oz has got how to walk around without really hurting yourself. ♪ >>> temperatures drop below freezing slips and falls become one of the biggest concerns and while the sure rest way to stay safe avoid icy walkways here's how you can stay up right when your path freezes over. first the right footwear is search. opt for flat rub brrr soled shoes. if your shoes don't have good traction you can purchase slip on ice grips they work well i sort of like tennis sneaker. change your gate. avoid long slides when walking across the ice still to short shuffling steps. if you that you'll make it there safely and leave those heavy bag at home. finally before you head out into the cold, warm yourself up. muscles are cold their prones to injuries. do bit of light stretching and exercise before heading out. >> you can watch dr. oz show right here on fox 29 weekdays at 1:00 p.m. >>> so he's come to be known as zombie cat after seemingly risin

. >> biggest difficulty for some walking on those unshovelled walks and slippery streets. some which didn't see plows until late in the day. if at all. >> didn't do any of the roads even t street wasn't done. t wasn't done. 14th street wasn't done. it was a mess. >> we heard a lot of complaints from those destined to work outdoors today. some wondered why few if any snow plows had cleared the way for them. >> didn't see too many trucks out at all. i was like goodness. >> but there was those who remembered some of our more powerful winter storms the kind that left the region paralyzed. for them this isn't so hard to take. >> it's time to walk around and move around. but it's quite quite nice. >> but as theay drags on nice could turn to nasty. the coming night is expected to bring plummeting temperatures. >> it's bad. and it's gotten all smashed down. what's going to happen of course, after it's smashed down is these tents are going to drop and this is going to become one big sheet of ice. >> yeah we just checked in with the guys shovelling the walk and talked to one of them