allentown, with our wind speeds it'll feel like we're in the 30s. delaware, wilmington, 49 degrees. 46 in smyrna. and as we push into your three-day forecast you'll see big changes on the way wednesday. we'll talk more up. >>> 11 minutes past 4:00. let's get you to work. >> jessica boyington, it's usually a good time to head out the door. >> north and southbound side not ei right now. not hearing of any construction projects bothering anything either. and manayunk watch for a crash and also a vehicle reported to be off on the road in springfield township. you can always take 295 because that's open. i'll check in with 95 when i come back. >>> surviving a storm. a tree slams down on one man's car during the height of dangerous weather. how he was able to escape. plus this. >> pushing for change. the new gun rules florida lawmakers are trying to pass today and why students say their fight is far from over. >>> and how a flyers player helped to put a smile on the faces of a few of the survivors of the school shooting. >>> just about a quarter past 4:00

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 conditions mid-20s is what it feels like as you head out the door. quickly when you come home from work in delaware it's going to feel like we're right back into the low 30s. coming up we'll break down the timing of the nor'easter. but for now we'll check in with jessica boyington for a closer look at the roadways. >>> watching 295 to start. the north and southbound side not hearing of any delays. there's something reported obstructing the road right around memorial road. the north and high-speed line trolley service dealing with about 15 minute delays. and thorndale outbound service dealing some delays. >>> jessica, thank you. we're following breaking news this morning in bucks county where a firefighter has been rushed to the hospita

allentown, low start. same thing for quaker town, reading, 32 degrees. dl be chilly out especially with our wind speeds gusting strong although our actual temperatures will be closer to the mid-as we go into the afternoon. expect temperatures by 4:00 in philadelphia, 43 degrees, 44 in pottstown, low 40s in allentown. same thing for parts of toms river. nice quiet day but big changes on the way. for now let's check in with jessica boyington for a

allentown, 39 in wilmington, 44 in dover. satellite and radar, a big master nor'easter pushing to the south and east taking the precipitation with it. sun breaks out at times tomorrow 20s in the morning, 40s in the afternoon. astal flood warnings in effect for the delaware high tide concerns the worst of all compared to today moderate 8:14 in the morning. close to that for the rest of the jersey shore. beaches, minor flooding and minor flooding 93:02 a.m. to the poconos, two feet of snow. heavy wet snow on the slopes and a chilly breeze sunday, 36. the seven-day forecast 40s for the weekend f like 30s with the wind still around breaks of sun coming back. the union the first home game. monday, seasonably cool, 47-degrees. tuesday, rain arrives 49-degrees. there could be a coastal storm to come by late tuesday and wednesday, wet snow in the northwestern suburbs thursday friday, chilly in the upper 40s with sun and clouds. i say we go back to february. warm and no snow. look what marc >> don't like it. >> me neats. >>neither. >>

one degree shiv normal high temperaturet 37 s this morning and temperatures are chilly. 3 allentown and3 mount pocono and 33 raxt c and 32 in pde cll and element single digits in thnod feeling like low he 20s down the shore and middle 20s delawae and we still have the winds. 153 miles an hour and 20 miles an hour and tugho the overnight period. and through first of ha of monday. this coast sknded until 2 p.m. tomorrow by the national weather service ag minor flooding along the coast. especially particularly in the back bays where we ol moderate t high tide time 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. the possibility of roadways blooded down the shore.t conditions and nice around of sunshine throughout the day today. but, our next storm already taking shape right now. area of low pressure cousry and this lull pulls east and again rates ath along the coast and does this look a lowl familia moving up strengthening offshore and this one will not y intensify andnd be less so and less widespread with area of low pressure and we will see rain wet snow with prolonged period of sw lookinlike models indicating

temperatures stay above freezing. 54 in allentown, 39 in wilmington, 44 in dover. satellite and radar a master nor'easter pushing the south and east taking the precipitation with it. sun breaks out at times tomorrow 20s in the morning, 40s in the afternoon. coastal flood warnings in effect for the delaware bay. high tide conce wed to today moderate 8:14 in the morning.se to that for the rest of the jersey shore. beaches minor flooding and minor flooding 93: feetsnet snow a chilly sunday, 36. the seven-day forecast 40s for the weeken like with the wind stillaks ofack. sun comingthe the first home game. mo arrives -degrees. th stormate in the no thursdayly in upper warmlook what march brings. don't like >> me neats. >>neither. the red carpet has been rolled out for the oscars this sunday. it has been covered up by a tarp to protecn in losthere is a roof over head on the entrance to the theater where the stars arriv and take in halfto get invite you to join for aghtful of oscar preview 5:30 sunday the carpet at 6:30 as the stars arrive. the big show at 8:00 followed b

allentown, 40. a couple of upper 0s here and there. as we go through the day, it's mild, lots of clouds building, 52 degrees by 11:00. i'll go for a high of 58 around 3:00 p.m. notice how the rain arrives, but not until later in the afternoon and evening. it starts to build later tonight along with the wind. we'll have ways this will effect friday night into saturday. >> we're live on vare avenue, police and emergency workers on the scene. they are blocking the truck off to the side. slowing on the schuylkill expressway eastbound heading toward passyunk you have the left lane blocked with the accident. we're jamming from university avenue to survey avenue on -- vare avenue, watch for the that on university avenue speeds 9 miles per hour. blue route, 55. i-95, 55 miles per hour. on him l old city, chestnut is blocked between second and third. >>> southampton township, bucks county, a vehicle brought down a pole. peco on the scene, charlotte avenue near davisville road you want to watch for that. you can see the majors green traffic flow

you can see it is finally accumulating here in allentown this is downtown allentown at hamilton street and seventh street. you can see these guys are out here shoveling the sidewalks you can see a lot of accumulation just in the past hour and a half. in addition to that, take look at these roadways they are getting very slushy. so that makes for slippery conditions. we've seen a number of snowplows come through here in the past hour and a half just scene so much snow accumulating that these crews are dealing with right here. we did talk to some people who were just strolling around in downtown allentown just about how the snow is affecting them. take a listen. >> i am a little concerned. i hope that the power doesn't go out in allentown and i know there's still a lot of people without power, um, i'm lucky enough to have power, but i'm hoping that it doesn't -- it's not as bad they are predicting. >> the bus service canceled today. got up at 4:00 o'clock this morning get ready for work. and get down there and they cancel. >> reporter: oh no. what are you going to do now. >> well, now i'

north of landdale through quaker town, allentown, two to four slushy inches, allentown on the four inch line, poconos, higher elevations, you could get heavy wet snow, it will extend the ski season. bad news if you are traveling. the real star of the show, the dangerous part of the storm, the damaging wind gust. 50 to 60 miles per hour, ground is saturated with the fact the february fifth wettest on record, down trees a given and prepare for power outages, i think they'll be widespread. as far as the coastal flooding, saturday is a chance of moderate to major coastal flooding. the seven-day forecast, a nasty day. high gusting winds, rape changing to wet snow, 44-degrees the high. we hit that early and then testimonies dropping. saturday, blustery conditions, chilly wind gusts 40 miles per hour at times, 48 the high, windchill in the 30s. we stay cold through the weekend into next week and wednesday, could be dealing with another coastal storm with rain and wet snow possible. david murphy will track it all on "action news" beginning at 4:00 tomorrow morning. >> thanks, cecily. philadelph

look out, the roads will be an issue for you. 2 to 4 in allentown and doylestown. easton and bethlehem a little bit on the higher end. a coating to two inches on the grass in philadelphia. the other big issue is the wind gusts up to 5 miles per hour. today afternoon through midnight and satda morning, shore, 65-mile an hour of course that means 1 hours of strong gusts -- 12 hours of gusts, saturated ground downed trees and branches on the roads and pow outages. down the shore minor to moderate coastal flooding. today we'll hang in the low 40s most of the time. rain at times, wet snow and more importantly probably is that strong wind. for the weekend we're dry, highs of 48 saturday and sunday, it will be windy and chilly, saturday, sunny and cool with a breeze on sunday. and then it looks like we're dry on monday, temperatures inching up to 49. xt cnce ofappears to be tuesdayn into wednesday. it could be rain, maybe wet snow mixing in wednesday, i don't think that will be a problem. >> we's first, i guess right? thanks david. >>> 4:13 a.m., the sixers pull off a win

right now we are on lehigh street in allentown. we've been seeing salt trucks going up and down for several hours. salt truck drivers started their shift around 8:00 tonight. of course, we talked to a whole lot of folks tonight. they say, "here we go again." what do you think about the snowstorm that is coming? >> march is no good. >> reporter: joe heller has been through a snowstorm or two. he is assaulting his driveway and sidewalk near jefferson in allentown. the 81-year-old tells nbc10 he has no fear about a second major storm on the way. are you scared about this storm at all? >> no. i'm too old to be scared. >> reporter: allentown's 48 trucks hit the street hours before the snow fell tonight. we are told drivers will work 12 hour shifts around the clock until the snow is cleared from streets. >> last friday was not a fun situation. >> reporter: at a nearby gas station, scott gaumer was getting ready for the morning commute, already sick of march weather. close by, another man was focused on tomorrow as well. he was filling hi

allentown, 60. northeast philadelphia 62 miles per hour. snowfall, nearly 2 feet in the poconos, wayne, 9, bryn mawr, 8 1/2, berywn, 7 inches. look for a mix of clouds and sun, winds, 46. i'll have more on the possibility of coastal flooding this morning when i come back in just a few minutes. >> utility crews are working around the clock to restore power to several hundred thousand homes. 420 customers are without power. over 298,000 outages reported for their service area. delaware county was the hardest hit. atlantic city 13,000 outages. pse&g, 13,000, delmarva has 23,000 customers in the dark. bob brooks is live in the overbrook section. downed trees are making it difficult for folks to get around this morning. >> reporter: like you said a lot of people without power, trees down all over the area. where we are at, not too far away from the station, u.s. one, henly road, city avenue plaza, a huge tree is covering the roads. pele are going around the you have to do if you're going out this way. the storm has temperature dropped, as well,

degree shiv normal high temperature starting off at 37 this morning and temperatures are chilly. 3 allentown and down to 23 mount pocono and 33 philadelpa t chill and element single digits in the poconos and teens in the lehigh valley and feeling like low he 20s down the shore and middle 20s across portions of delaware and we still have the winds. hamondpeeds around5, 1 and 20 this coast sknded until theio service and again we could see minor flooding along especially particularly in the back bays where we owe could see local moderate flooding at high tide time 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. do watch for the possibility of roadways blooded down the shore. storm scan 3 showing us quiet conditions and nice around of sunshine throughout the day today. but, our next storm system is already takihape right now. area of low presre as the mid section of country and this lull pus east and again rates another lull es does this look at all familiar. yes, another coastal low moving up strengthening offsho and tis one will not undergo wombog sis and rapidintl be less so and less widespread with area of low pr

allentown bethlehem and easton and north, you pile it up. up in the poconos you could get a foot. the winds are a problem, gusting to 5 across the region. especially this afternoon and tonight. 65 down the shore, kind with saturated ground, some trees will fall. probably not as many as we have in the spring with leaves on the trees. branches down power lines going down and outages likely. down the shore we have moderate to minor flooding they are warning you to move your car if you're near a flood-prone area. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today in the low 40s, rain and wet snow, winds building. a lot of problems out there. saturday, we're dry, windy and chilly, 48. breezy on sunday, 48. monday, 49. the next chance of precipitation would be tuesday afternoon. in the morning a little wet snow mixing with rain on wednesday. >> 5:12 a.m., a labron james responds to rumors he spent the week leading up to the all star game in our area. >> children found living in box with no electricity or water. >>> scary sight on a plane firefighters coming down the aisle beautiful a f

the rain in allentown will build into the region, a little bit of a lull right now. the snow in the poconos is on its way down. let's take you to sky6 live hd we have cloudy skies you can see the camera bouncing as we had wind gustsn parts of the region up in the 30s and up in the 50s before we are done today. degrees in philadelphia. sustained winds 17 miles per hour winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. some spots going higher that thn that. you're feeling the effects the winds. we have snow in areas to the west, there's that likelihood we'll see light snow mixing in around here, as well, later this morning and this afternoon. up in the lehigh valley, snow and high winds, temperatures in the low 40s, holding there through most of the day, uncomfortable certainly temperatur shore, we're stuck in the low to mid 40s, tidal flooding is an issue. numbers in philadelphia, we may dip in the upper 30s today. the winds gusting 50 to 55 miles per hour. of course that precipitation off and on throughout the day, every now and then it could be heavy to wet sno

forty in allentown. forty-seven in dover. at the coast in cape may 46 degrees. forty-three in beach haven. wins are a factor right now we have had winds gusting earlier today up to 38 miles per hour, in the city sustain wind right now out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour in the city same thing in allentown. 17 miles an hour sustain wind in lancaster but they are dying down in cape may and beach haven at 6 miles an hour satellite six with action radar, showing you it is dry but we still have those cloud shields because of that nor'easter that is brought out along the atlantic but still expansive here, we still see cloud across northern sections of new england and blustery winds in the north and northwest. it is partly cloudy brisk, chilly we will go down to 26 in the suburbs and 39 degrees in philadelphia for overnight low with that north/ northwesterly wind at 12 to 25 miles an hour. fast forward into the day tomorrow breezy once again but still some sun, to get the day started. 7:00 a.m. that temperature chilly at 29 degrees. 11:00 a.m. 39. lunchtime in th

allentown, low start. same thing for quaker town, reading, 32 degrees. dl be chilly out especially with our wind speeds gusting strong although our actual temperatures will be closer to the mid-as we go into the afternoon. expect temperatures by 4:00 in philadelphia, 43 degrees, 44 in pottstown, low 40s in allentown. same thing for parts of toms river. nice quiet day but big changes on the way. for now let's check in with jessica boyington for a look at traffic. >>> watching the schuylkill expressway and our cameras right around south street. it actually looks pretty good so far. that's what's moving towards south philadelphia. westbound, not really seeing any problems. westbound moving into center city not seeing any problems. but springfield township just the right lane is closed near exit 41. you can still take the new jersey turnpike. we're also still watching for septa or any delays related to mass transit. 15 minute delays rights now for the trolley service for septa. >>> we're following breaking news out of bucks county where a firefighter has bee

but here in allentown, nothing lauren, you're not too much from -- too far from me in allentown, do you have any precipitation at all? >> we have something, steve. snow falling here in quakertown, i just noticed, utility truck, someone up in the bucket at the light. we'll check back in with you in just a bit. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish® jet-dry. for drier, shinier dishes. >> right now on good day philadelphia, get ready a day of rain, snow and wind, as the latest nor'easter tracks our way. we already have hundreds of school concellations, and delays. >> as much as i love not having school, i'm so tired of the snow. i don't like it. >> you can say that again. what about those people that are still dealing with the aftermath from friday's storm? >> i've been here 13 years, never saw anything like this before. we've had storm before and this is the worse. >> during the height of th

allentown mayor ed pawlowski emotional. his wife okay and by his side after paramedics were called after she collapsed leaving court. along with an attorney, they said nothing about any resignation plans. >> we're extremely disappointed. we thought we presented a case that showed the mayor's innocence. >> reporter: soon the fourth-term democrat will have no choice. city rules will force him from the position once he's sentenced. the trial lasted more than a month but the prosecution painting the mayor as corrupt, accused of trading city contracts for campaign donations. out of the 54 counts, the jury found him guilty of 47. >> all they needed to do was convict him of one for him to lose his job as mayor, and they found 47, so that's a potential for significant time behind bars. >> reporter: caught in the middle of all this, the people of allentown. a city in the midst of a comeback when all this happened. >> the community i think, whatever happened here today, still was pretty well served by mayor pawlowski. >> reporter: on

allentown at 62. philadelphia, you could see a 58 mile an hour wind gust. 1 to 2 inches of rain across the area. not out of question. coastal flooding. 20 to 25-foot waves with 70 mile an hour winds out there. numerous roads could wind up flooded during the high tides of tomorrow morning and by the time we get into. . saturday morning and into saturday evening. so this entire storm system is going to be with us for the next 36 hours. if there's any good news at all, the rain, snow, precipitation is out of here for the weekend. so we will have a dry weekend. >> so many people are on the roads during the workweek creating a danger. >> tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, if you don't have to go out, probably good not to. it's just better not to take the chance of all of this coming down on top of you. >> thank you. >>> two words homeowners hate to hear, but it coming coming for thousands in our area. how much more people can pay and who is fighting the increase. more and more student debt is keeping

right around 37 degrees in allentown. it does feel a little bit chillier though when you factor in even just a tiny bit of a breeze. it's going to feel like the upper 20's and 30's pretty much all day so that's really what you should dress for if you're planning on going out for the remainder of the afternoon and evening. a chilly evening in store. temperature right around 39 degrees. we will see increasing clouds later on tonight and then, yeah, the potential for a couple flurries or brief snow shower. we will talk about what you can expect for the sunday night, monday time frame in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> chelsea thank you. >>> after yesterday's storm crews are working around the clock to get the power back on for 10s of thousands of homes and businesses across the region. more than 50,000 peco customers are still in the dark. pse&g has about 20,000 customers without power. ac electric more than 9900 outages and numbers much lower for ppl and delmarva. >> the storm knocked down power to about a third of the

around 25 in allentown. these wind gusts are going to stick around where you're seeing throughout the rest of today. notice no change here in the sustained winds for philly as we progress to your lunchtime. note the temperatures too. we're going to do 40s by this afternoon. and those 40s are going to help to melt off any of that snow that may have stuck overnight. we'll talk more about temperatures across all our neighborhoods in a bit. >> drivers on city avenue encountered this tree that fell in the middle of the road. this is in the overbrook section of the city. traffic is making it way around showily but surely. >>> strong winds on the shore. potential for moderate flooding. ted greenberg is live for us in west wildwood along the back bay. >> reporter: the winds are whipping here at the jersey shore this morning. although not like 60 or 70 miles an hour like yesterday. look at the back bay and the water is rough. waves are pretty significant this morning. you see white caps out there, and as you mentione

peek wind gusts at 25 miles per hour. 40s for allentown, 48 miles per hour for rights town, poconos, atlantic city, gusts of 46 miles per hour. constant out of the northwest. gustsof 25 miles per hour in the city, 23 in the poconos. gusts in reading, 25 miles per hour and 26 miles per hour in dover. satellite six along with action radar, the nor'easter responsible for the unsettled weather, rain, snow and crazy winds along the atlantic. we have a constant flow of air from the northwesterly direction. something else into tonight and overnight hours, a coastal flood warning seaside heights to cape may and areas in delwill be coar thee 12 to 24 hours. the to two and a half waves 14 feet high even into early tomorrow morning. winds, walter, a big issue with the storm start to weaken. details with the seven-day forecast. >> see you then. anytime the storm hits, keep track of where you are by using the free 6abc app. access to live double scan radar and traffic cameras to check on road conditions. fire officials are working to determine how a row home caught fire in philadelphia. the row h

allentown. we're into that first alert for the entire area through 10:00 a.m. this morning. i wouldn't be surprised if we decide to extend it through the shore through tomorrow morning. take a look at what we're expecting. gusts around 35 to 45 miles per hour. the higher end is through the morning and then the mid 30s in the afternoon. now, that's not nearly as strong as it was yesterday. but this is strong enough that things that were weakened yesterday could break off this morning leading to more falling debris, trees, things like that. watch out where you are this morning even though things are going to look better than they did. still could have the wind threat. coastal flatting also. the wind advisory is in place across our region. through our pennsylvania neighborhoods through 6:00 a.m. this morning. this is expiring soon. that wind advisory lasts through noon. a little longer farther south. this wind advisory because of the fact that the gusts are still strong enough to knock things around. on top of that, a coastal flood warning. delaware beaches and along the jersey

normal average high 47 we're still at 51 at the airport. 52 in reading, 45 in allentown, the reaching the 60's outside today. but all that is about to change. march will roar in tomorrow, you can see on stormscan 3 locally right now, just a couple of hours impacting poconos, most of these stays off to our north but notice this thick deck of clouds lurking off to the south as the system starts to gain strength and moisture, it's not a typical formation, for our area likely will not meet the definition of nor eastward. we're look i want to go two systemses that will be coming together off the coast. here want that looks like as we get into tomorrow and then the storm moves offshore, when it rapidly strengthens our strongest wind around the back side. rain could change over to a brief period of snow but the biggest threat with this will be the wind especially through the day friday. i'll tell how high winds will get. and which areas could see quiet accumulating snow. >>> nick mic relli is accused of sexual assault. >>> they're calling for him to step down, delaware county republican will

our feels like temperature right now only 22 degrees in trenton, 19 in allentown. a cold start to the morning in wilmington only feeling like 22 degrees. breezy conditions for us today. tomorrow is nice with sunshine and then increasing clouds. and take a look at wednesday. that's when the nor'easter moves in. we're firming up the details on our snowfall totals. >> oh, we're taking oo look at wednesday. you can always get news weather and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> the "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning. movies and a message. >> the mighty corhorus that is finally saying "time's up." >>> t"the shape of water" wins big at a politically charged oscars ceremony. >>> we've got the winners and surprises from hollywood's biggest night. >>> in the dark, nearly half a million people from virginia to maine still without power three days after that powerful and deadly nor'easter. crews racing to clean up with another dangerous storm set to hit this week. >>> zeroing in? special counsel robert mueller subpoenas documents from a witness directly related to id

you can see it dropping past allentown. and i can tell you from my observation here there's a few wet flakes starting to mix in. we'll get the changeover to snow by midday. and winds really ramp up by lunch hour through the evening hour. that's when the damaging winds combined with blinding snow doesn't necessarily accumulate on the ground, but the visibility will be low. we'll be tracking that throughout the morning, and it's important you stay with us throughout it day because storms like this do throw curve balls, so we'll be on top of those changes each and every hour. >> good storm work by our team of meteorologists. we also have good teammates in our first alert traffic center. >> katey zachary has been monitoring road conditions and a number of crashes this morning. >> i just smiling in response to vai's comment. on a more somber note we do have a lot more issues going on. this is girard avenue where we're seeing traffic slow considerably. this is southbound traffic heading towards center city philadelphia. your driv

they restored about 2,000 homes in allentown. about 30,000 customers still without power. still without power three days and feeling the frustration. >> i have a generator in the garage and can hook my microwave up. we also don't have television service or computer service or cable. it's kind of rough. >> he expects to have it on by wednesday. looking at damage high above the area in skyforce10. >> i imagine it's not hard to find it from the air. that looks like a rough situation there. >> reporter: jim, all too common. this is one of those you have to see to believe. the driver really in the wrong place at the wrong time, as this very large tree fell on stewart avenue and lands just within the past hour or so. very dangerous as well. we have seen stunned neighbors out there taking pictures getting way too close to what potentially could be live power wires on the ground. you can see that tree slammed hard onto the backside of this gray car and that tree and its roots likely weakened during last week's storm. this a sign of damage you couldn't necessarily see until a tree

it looks to be dry in allentown, and south jersey. it will take a while for this system to get going. by 9:00 could you see light rain and wintry mix over philadelphia. overnight we'll have more widespread pretiptation and that will set us up for a messy commute for wednesday. as we get into the afternoon, that's when we start to see the steady, heavy snow coming dund our temperatures also dropping. cold enough to support the snow, especially for parts of allentown, reading, pottstown, philadelphia still close to mid-30s around noon but that rain/snow line continues to sink to the south so millville at noon will see a chance of of a wintry mix. this continues through your evening commute. 6:00 we have steady snow from mount holly, philadelphia, pottstown, allentown and a rain/snow line gets all wait down to atlantic city. parts of the show like cape may could only see rainfall with this system, you, but we will still see wind speeds close to 40 miles per hour as you're trying to get home fro work. the next thing you'll see right aroun

philadelphia, 43 wilmington, the at 42 in millville, temperatures in atlantic city and 42 degrees in allentown, feels cooler with you factor in the breeze out of the north and west around 50 miles per hour feels like mid 30's, throughout the rest of the day today very quiet conditions, in fact, going to see less win , as we head into this evening, then all eyes on our next storm, going to see an area of low pressure developing off the coast. looks like it would be a nor'easter, headed into tuesday night, wednesday, already have winter storm watches that have been posted for areas north and west of town. those are also the areas that will have the best chance for accumulating snowfall. we will talk more about timing and totals in just a few minutes, for now sending it back to you guys. >> thank you, chelsey. >> clean up continues in delaware county one of the areas hardest hit by friday's nor'easter, crews have had their hands full with power outages, and downed trees. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia live in havertown with more on the big job of cleaning up. alicia? >> reporter: well, jim, es

we look at the rainfall total, inch and a half close to allentown and philadelphia. same for trenton and 3 inches or more in the poconos. over an inch in wilmington and places to the south like millville. and the winter part of the storm we have winter storm warnings in the poconos. carbon and monroe tomorrow morning and through saturday morning a winter weather advisory for parts of the lehigh valley from bethlehem to easton. this is where we expect most of the accumulating snow to really kind of pile up as we get into friday afternoon and friday night. future tracker 6 showing those areas could see anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow in the mountains and as close as allentown and easton and as much as 3 to 6 inches of snow. we'll talk about the wind aspect of the storm and the coastal flooding coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. meanwhile people at the jersey shore are taking the coming storm seriously and the potential for flooding is a big concern and they will watch the high tide on saturday morning and are asking residents to be ready to

blue bell 34, allentown 35, trenton 34. it melts on the roads but when it's snowing real hard and you have wind gusts to 60 miles an hour, you can't see and so it's still dangerous even if the roads are not snow covered. gusts of 53 miles an hour in dover right now. 44 in atlantic city, 43 in philadelphia and in allentown. that is pretty nasty and as we go through the afternoon we see areas of that heavier snow spreading to the south. some of it getting into delaware but delaware will get hit is least compared to other parts of our area. you also notice the temperature not going below freezing. so as soon as the snowfall lightens up you'll see more and more of it melt and then the visibility gets better but it's still windy out there so any snow is going to be blowing around all night and into the morning, not cooling down that much. so we're not going to see everything ice over and the snow is going to be melting wherever it's piling up because temperatures will be in the 40s tomorrow. it's going to be windy. we have wind

feels like 29 in allentown. twenty-four in reading. right around 24 degrees in wilmington, throughout the day-to-day we will see numbers on the rise, to around 41 as wee noon hour, trying to warm up, it will be breezy, feeling like the 30's, pretty much all day, mostly sunny heading in to 3:00 o'clock, 45 degrees, we will get lots of melting but in the meantime meisha i'm concerned about this morning with temperatures potentially, dropping below freezing, and slick spots on the roads. >> absolutely we are seeing sheen on the roadways not sure if it is wet, freezing, so absolutely you will to have take it very easy this morning we have had to take it easy for obvious reasons yesterday. same story to day but for different reasons. solve which will have refrozen over and give thaws black ice and we will see spin outs and problem spots. i got to say though so far, as we move toward that 5:00 o'clock hour we have not seen any accidents, i don't even want to say it, but we have in the seen any yet, so far, so good, the vine looking good west

when you step outside in wilmington, feels more like the low 20's, as women, 20 in reading, 20 allentown, actually feels like single digits up there in the poconos so here's what you can expect through the day today. 38 degrees, as we head into the 9:00 hour. we make it to 44, by noontime. so looking at a very chilly breeze. plenty of sunshine if the forecast by the latter part of the afternoon. high temperature around 48 degrees. so dealing with a cmorning to s. plenty of sunshine later though. gusts cents to 20 miles per hour possible. the winds will finally subside though, as we head into tonight, i'll have more coming up on the potential nor'easter in just a few minute, back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. very good morning to all of you, happy monday. looking at 95 south at allegheny avenue. starting to pick up levels here, see how many vehicles are out there, actually, not even just the southbound direction but the northbound side as well, but we typically see levels build fairly early monday morning, blue route near mid-county holding steady looking pretty good. do have storm debri

right around 35 degrees in allentown. we are, right below freezing in to lancaster, right around 31 degrees. there are some spots that could be slick out there, meisha will talk more about. that feels more like 25 in wilmington waking up. twenty-eight in allentown. feels like 16 degrees currently in the poconos. coming up plenty of sunshine in the forecast, that is going to help with the melting with high temperatures today in the mid 40's, and then yes, we could be tracking, maybe another nor'easter, we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes but for now, meisha, sending it back over to you. >> don't say that. >> i know. >> all right, thank you. we are looking outside right now, just as the clean up is underway for this one as chelsea said there might be another one but we have learn, quickly. we are looking outside right now, lot of what i'm looking at are if things look slick, it is black ice that i normally get very worried about. sometimes looks can be deceiving, wet, and refrozen over. good news is so far we

and headed toward allentown. we're looking at shower activity. if we back it out, you can see snow on the backside of this system. you can see the heavier rainmaking its way toward the area. so let's go ahead and walk you through kind of the time line of this giant storm system. here it comes. heavy rain tonight. our futurecast. the storm crosses the area. we still have rain tomorrow morning. snow in the poconos. the storm parks offshore and that's when the high winds come in tomorrow afternoon. >> to this now. people at the jersey shore already listened to our first alert and are preparing for the major storm. >> ted greenberg is joining us live. you have seen how people there are prepare iing today. >> reporter: that's right, people here along the shore are taking the storm very seriously. getting ready for those high winds and the possibility of moderate to even major coastal flooding. after getting swamped multiple times in recent years, the owner of mike's seafood doesn't take chances with high water. >> this sounds like it's packing a punch

allentown 50, philadelphia 48. this is going to bring down those power lines, those trees. this is going to cause a lot of trouble with the air travel. we are going to see high tide saturday morning and saturday evening between 8:00 and 11:00 in the morning, 8:00 and 11:00 at night. we're going to see roads possibly along the shorelines in delaware and new jersey possibly covered with water. you can follow all this on our app. now, the coastal storm. look at this. we're going to see the greatest effect of wind from jersey right on up to philadelphia. the coastal flood is for the jersey and delaware show. the heavy rain going to be part for parts of new jersey right on into parts of the philadelphia suburbs and parts of the lehigh valley. and the heavy snow is going to be right up here in the poconos where again we could see more than a half of foot of snow. your ten day on ten with that heavy rain starting in the afternoon. friday that's the day to stay in. we could see the coastal flooding on saturday, and sunday at this point looks very please want. we'll be back right af

but as our dawn timmeney reports from allentown, their community is rallying around them. no, that's not fair. >> reporter: the werner family cherishes their family time now more than ever. in february of 2016, their son bryce developed a nagging cough. doctors prescribed antibiotics but the cough didn't go away. >> it got to the point where he didn't want to eat very much. he was really tired. >> reporter: doctors discovered bryce actually had a huge tumor in his stomach. >> it was so big it was pressing on his diaphragm which was causing the coughing. >> reporter: bryce had surgery the day before his 13th birthday and shortly after that, the turners learned the teen has a rare cancer called gastrointestinal stromal tumor or gist. it's a genetic mutation. no treatment, no cure. >> when you hear cancer as a parent right away you think, okay, we're -- this what we're going to do and then you're blind sided again when they say there's nothing that we can do. >> reporter: the only option to take the tumor house. bryce had half his stomach removed, part of inn intestines and s

today in pennsauken and we still, still have these elevated winds gust ing to 54 miles per hour in allentown, 46 in philadelphia, d we'll still see these strong intense and potentially damaging winds as we head throughout the overnight. the snow is mainly going to wrap up with a few lingering snow showers, but wind gusts possibly to 50 miles per hour and unfortunately we still could see more power outages as we heavy wet snow sitting on tree branch es, sitting on the wires and of course hazardous conditions throughout the overnight period p but when will the winds give us a break-in we'll check the full i witness forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the clean up is underway across the region tonight in addition to the damage. the tomorrow caused a the look of power outage as. -eco has 347,000 customers without power. 32,000 for delmarva. 30,000 for atlantic city electric and 19,000 for pse&g. natasha brown is live in bala cynwyd. >>reporter: we can tell you you at this hour that governor wolf has activated the pennsylvania national guard to help with the storm response throughout the re

temperatures right now at 30 degrees in philadelphia, 28 in millville, 25 degrees right now in allentown, and 25 in re the day, a lot of sunshine in store for the first half of the day. up to 41 degrees by tur seasonable for this afternoon, clouds start to increase headed into the second half of the day. in our second nor'easter in a weekatch upgrado warning in many areas including for philadelphia county. goes into effect at 7:00 p.m. this e expire until 3:00 a.m. on thursday. your shovel forecast, where you have to looking likely in the lehigh valley, poconos, our northwestern suburbs, in and doe only place you might not have to break out just kind of way a -- wipe away the snowfall. looking like significant snow event forlaware valley. we will talk more about the potential accumulations cents, meisha, your full eyewitness forecast coming up in just couple every minutes. >> sounds good to me, thank you so much. very good morning to all of you, happy tuesday. looking outside right now at the vine. looking good. travel on westbound, jump on the schuylkill, eastbound side starting to heat

temperatures hovering around freezing marks, 34 in allentown. thirty-four in atlantic city. thirty-three in millville. we have these brutal wind chill temperatures because we have, so much wind, and feeling like 19 in wilmington. feeling like single digits in the poconos. feels like 19 degrees in atlantic city. it is a great night to stay inside. storm scan three is showing us moisture still moving on shore , from that nor'easter off shore right new, moisture driving in across the delaware valley. we're primarily seeing snowfall, and remember yesterday we were talking about that possibility we could see a prolong all snow event, and in that case we could see higher snow fall totals and that is what has been playing out through the day today. this ace very wet snow, difficult time accumulating but it is accumulate nothing certain areas and we are seeing that. still dealing with snow, in center city philadelphia, down i-95 corridor and wilmington down into dover as well where we are seeing purple returns. in and around chester area, chester county seeing heavy intensity snow f

that includes reading, allentown, poconos all included on that. and it wouldn't surprise me in the next 24 hours probably see more winter weather alerts being issued for the delaware valley. keeping an eye on, that here is a look at the coastal storm that developed as we head into tuesday night and wednesday. shovable snow for some. actually likely with that system, at least what i am seeing with the models, however, the the wind threat, doesn't look lick it will undergo bomb bo genesis it, decreases cents 24 millie bars within 24 hours, kind of like the last system did friday. that produced that widespread winds damage threat. that's not going to be as widespread with this system. as we head into tuesday and wednesday. so, the best chance for accumulating snowfall that's going to be for areas north and west. likely see right along i-95, to the jersey turnpike, rain to snow and some accumulations likely mainly rain with some snow mixing in for areas down the shore and our shore points so just give you an idea of the disagreement that we are seeing

allentown 32. pottstown 32. rhee right around freezing and then look what happens. it snows heavily through the early evening and then it pushes out by 11:00 o'clock it's pitt pretty much out of here the damage is done. we begin to clean out but still 32 in philadelphia so it is that heavy wet snow we're talking about. early estimates take it about coating to 3-inches tine 84 south jersey three to six as you head toward philadelphia. philadelphia right on that 6-inch border then higher accumulations north and west. six to as much as 12-inches in the lehigh valley and the poconos possibly even ten or 12-inches in our northern western suburbs. so that's a lot of snow. during the evening hours, we'll be seeing the winds picking up and by wednesday, you'll see winds gusting to at least 25 by wednesday afternoon. so not as much wind but more snow. overnight lows are in the 20s and some 30s south and east. during the day tomorrow, we'll be bough above freezing so the ground will be relatively warm the temperature 46. the clouds move in tomorrow night. the rain and the sno

and allentown 26. in the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, not too bad over the next few days. 46 degrees both today and tomorrow as we get into tuesday, increasing clouds with a high of 47. tuesday night it looks like rain and snow will develop as a nor'easter strengthens off the eastern seaboard. the question is how close will the storm track that will ultimately determine what happens here. here's the good news. right now it does not appear to be anything close to what this nor'easter was. >> the university of pennsylvania is celebrating its first men's basketball ivy league title in the 2006 season. players cut down the nets to celebrate their 99-93 win over brown. the win earned the quakers a share of the ivy league title with harvard. could not be prouder of his team. >> just a culmination of a lot of hard work. a group of guys who when i got here came from last place, put in an incredible amount of effort as a team and won a championship. >> the second season next week's ivy league tournamen

temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the s

in allentown, 44. but feeling more like the low 30s. for new jersey, 46 in berlin. 47 for stone harbor. long port at 46. mostly the mid upper 40s for highs. temperatures, though, the feel like the upper 30s. let's do it. let's talk about the next he coastal storm. we're getting higher and higher confidence that the storm is going to develop and impact us on wednesday. from morning to night. rain turning to snow is likely. even down in philly. some models heechb down even do shore. it's going to be dependent on the track of that low pressure center. the storm off along the coast. how close it is to us and where the heavier bands set up. also windy with the storm. but not as windy as friday. wind damage isn't looking as much of a threat as, say, possibly snow accumulations. how much anum iffy. we're hooking at a lot of computer models. tracks that over the next 24 hours for you. let track what weth one compute. this is the american model. a low pressure center to the west of chicago by tuesday morning. look at all that rain wrapping this

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temperature rain shower 35 in philadelphia. 36 in regular reading in allentown. good news. say january i was get a blast of arctic cold. tapes and 20's that mean a rapid refreeze. temperatures are still above freezing, that helps drews get things under control. winds still relatively strong. at least brisk around the back edge of the storm. that will help dry out the roads, you will still encounter icy spots as we head to tomorrow. few more know totals. bryn mawr 11, make field township, ten and a half, and fox chase section picked up over eight inches and here are some of these ridiculous amounts, plymouth meeting four and a half inches, 2.3 inches in lower makefield township. one and a half in an hour in springfield. overnight. watch for icy spots. alert for road closures because of tree and branchs clogging up the roads, skies clearing but rather strong and can offer clumps of snow. don't let that startle you into tomorrow. coming up a lot of chatter about another potential system i'll have more on that with the seven-day forecast. ukee and jessica >> thank you >>> the s

feels like 27 in allentown. 15 in the poconos. overnight lows in the lower 30s. the feels like temperature will be in the 20s. but tomorrow don't worry. we have temperatures in the mid 40s. we'll see more sunshine to the west. more clouds to the east. that's partly due to that ocean storm. and highs tomorrow will reach the middle to upper 40s. a generous amount of sunshine. a quick look at the ten-day forecast. here we go. monday is a quiet day. tuesday is a quiet day. and draw your attention to wednesday. that's when we're tracking the next potential significant coastal storm. more on that coming up at 11:00. but right now i'm not a very popular man. let's hope danny is doing better tonight. >>> steve, thank you very much. march madness is bearing down on us. hi highlights are coming up. >>> the fliers had to bring the fire power to hockey. highlights in south florida as they tried to tame the lightning. next in sports. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech

could the convicted mayor from allentown be stepping down, as soon as today? >> a horror move any your own home. why some alexia users actually believe their device could be possessed. good day philadelphia at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >> wake to up that laughter. will there be school today, alexa? >> menacing laugh, no two hour delay. >> see the bottom of your screen all morning long, delays and concellations, good to have you with us, i'm thomas drayton with karen hepp. >> good morning, thank you for joining us. we will get through this one. maybe you've gotten out there, managed to shovel up your sidewalks and your driveways, sends us your pictures what's happening, also international women's day, all of the women you're celebrating in your life, show us pictures of them, as well. >> let's take you back outside, all across the delaware vale, live look from old city philadelphia, it is cents dry this morning, at least what's coming from the air on the grounds, ya, still dealing with the snow, and the ice, hopefully the warmer temperatures today will melt s