again, woodbury, clear. glass grow breaux, clear. vineland, clear.ltz through all of these. ocean city starting to clear. not atlantic city. you're stuck with all this. the thundersnow today producing lightning strikes. somebody was struck right there in manchester. well can see exactly the time that that one lightning strike came down in the middle of snow. so that was thundersnow. same as the thunderstorm with rain. it's just the cold, cold air, and it is snow that comes down in a big burst. you'll hear the clap of thunder. you'll see that bolt of lightning, the bright bolt of lightning. to the west, we still have these little bands of snow that need to come through because the main body of the storm that is way up in the atmosphere, not the one down at the ground, is still off to our west. we could see some flurries tonight. let's walk you through hour-by-hour. key are going to be these temperatures. watch what happens. we're done. 7:30, this is out of here. the entire area. but we go below freezing later tonight. everything on the roads is going

woodbury, glass glassboro, heavs there. this will pinwheeling around low pressure. this will changeover to snow, we're watching that in the poconos, lake harmony that's not hitting us right now. in the city it's just wet. the winds increase through the day. we'll watch the changeover a lot of that will melt on the roads in the city and much of the region. it doesn't end until later tonight. it will be worse for the evening commute. i-95 at girard, no big problems here, the roads are wet. southbound traffic right now heading toward center city, you just want to watch your not hydroplanias where you're getting the ponding on the roads that we've been seeing. in delaware, this is a big problem in new castle we have a jackknifed trargt trailer, ten ten -- trarkd -- tractor-trailer, 10 miles per hour at the 495 split. live in which he which he -- chn county, getting busy 42. no major problems on 42. 55 or 295. looking okay, but we're dealing with the nor'easter throughout the day and evening. dave will describe when the winters weather comes in with the snow mixing in. j

heavy rain in malvern, in coatsvil, adds ford a media, woodbury, not raining as hard in the city at the moment. pottstown, doylestown you have the heavier rain, it's pinwheeling moving around an area of low pressure you're getting the waves of the rain moving through. i want to show you another look over here, we noticed up to the north in the higher elevations in the poconos we're getting the heavier rain changing over to snowfall in the poconos, lake harmony, everywhere elst's rains y head out jennette. >>ou karen. >>> new this morning police department in oklahoma has been can stop bullets. panama police officers found three books stops rounds f hit backpacks filled with books in ev a student as -- student's life. they hope to have safety procedures in place by the next school year. >>> landslide in person pesyania is forcing people in a pittsburgh neighborhood to evacuate. officials in allegheny county say a hill side behind he, fortunately, homes is moving at a rate of more than an inch an hour. residents spent time yesterday loading up their longings. officials believe the clay so

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and 295 in woodbury and now in glassboro. and up near trenton. not as much currently as we go north and west but the bands are lifting to the north and we'll see them continue to move. as we look toward the south it's still rain along the coastline. see the intensity of the rain. reds and yellows, these heavy bands are lifting through and we see them moving through the region. 1:30 seeing the snowfall through the region and moving out between 5:00 and 7:00. and we go outside now to meteorologist, chris sowers, we see a real difference in the snowfall you have out there. >> it's coming down good now here. we are underneath the heavy band. the snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches an hour. we look at city avenue it's mainly wet but starting to see assumelation on the roads and sidewalks and parking lots. but the main roads still wet way little slush at this point. snowfall totals so far. we are seeing about inches in glasgow. and 7:00, 8:00 this morning you into warm 3 inches and smyrna 2 inches of snow. over into new jersey, winslow township 2.6. now in wi

here at woodbury manor in north london, he gets good care, but his wife who used to look after him at. and i think you‘ve got to really get to the state where you‘re at rock bottom before they really take notice of you. here, care staff work alongside nhs nurses to assess the needs of residents. the government sees more integrated services like this as a key principle for the future. it also acknowledges staff need to feel more valued. sometimes ijust get frustrated, fed up and say, you know, the money is so small. i cannot cope. the pressures that come with an ageing population mean something has to change. by 2026, one in five people in the uk will be 65 and over. by then, more than a million people will have dementia. but by 2020, councils in england estimate there will be a £2.3 billion shortfall in care funding. as the secretary of state set out his principles for a better care system today, he indicated a green paper on funding, due this summer, will contain a cap on care costs to give people more certainty. they want to have a sense that, even if they‘re unlucky enough to get a

all my teachers at woodbury junior high would be glad we cheered for that. they work, they get results for us, for our students and for our kids. [ applause ] >> i believe in the teachers and i believe in the students, however, i think we can all agree that a one size fits all system doesn't also work for each student. [ applause ] which is why our educational system has to explore every opportunity to give parents choice and flexibility. education savings accounts will be our most significant step yet giving parents and children the ability to choose their education path that's best suited for them. [ applause ] you know, i talk a lot about stories. as governor you get to go out and talk to people a lot. it's important, and a very important part of the job. we don't have answers in the four walls of this building. we can go out and find the answers and we can be open and accessible and sitting with individuals and all of their individual story, that's the trick of government, how to make them and their stories drive better policy to get better outcomes and

chester, woodbury clear at this point. stow creek, salem, morris river, clear. all of delaware, clear from the snow at this point. atlantic city still looking at snow all the way back into toms river at this pivots around. and you can see off to the west, we actually have what is known as the upper-level low. that's the area of low pressure way up in the atmosphere. that's still swirling around. we could pick up some flurries or a brief snow shower tonight. not expecting accumulation with that. just going to be a nuisance. and that cloud cover with that is actually going to keep the temperatures up a little. still, we drop below freezing. the snow ends. the winds pick up. that means branches could come down along with power lines. please be aware of that. it was a horrible ride at midday. a lot of the rides still snow packed. the temperatures will drop below freezing. everything will turn to ice. and yes going to see messy commuting tonight and tomorrow morning until things start to thaw out. guys? >> montgomery county seeing lots of crashes because of the storm

look at the area of lavender we're seeing near woodbury.pretty significant snowfall coming down. we had that area through glassboro through berlin through malaga but what's happening is that rain line is pushing farther north. we can show you the rates with this its been falling in some areas as much as about 2-inches an hour is what we saw in glassboro but now you've got that rain line pushing through. some of that is washing away. so, it's a changing evolving storm. here's what you can expect. right now, we're getting a mix of snow, sleet and rain in the area. earlier we had some really heavy snow bands through south jersey and we're watching that process of it changing to rain and then it's going to change back to snow later because the heaviest precipitation will be from 9:00 to 5:00 when we're getting that heavy wet snowfall through the region. ends from the southeast to northeast from about five to 9 o'clock this evening. when you look at the roads right now and they're mostly just wet all that's going to change in a few hours matt pe

from the north here to try to shut some of this snow off and as we zoom in around philadelphia, woodburyttstown, down 40 to elmer and glassboro those purples you see that is that really heavy snow and that continues to work its way south and west of philadelphia but still sitting over the city of philadelphia right now and that works its way to the north and to the lehigh valley with some purples but again look to the east milford flemington hampton there's some drier air coming in so it's really heavy in one little band and then you work to the east and it almost shuts out of. we'll see improvement slowly here as we go into the evening hours. as we take a look at the winds, the winds still gusting right now 52 miles an hour in allentown. 62 in dover. near 50 in wilmington. 41 millville. 41 in trenton. and 56 miles an hour in the poconos and it feels really cold. in fact, wind chills in the teens in philadelphia. 20 allentown. nine in the poconos. 21 in wilmington after 70's just a few days ago. there's that powerful nor'easter as you can see, all that rain in boston and they're getting