it's allentown that has some nice accumulation. it's still snowing in the lee high valley and many of the suburbs. lancaster, 39 degrees. 32 degrees in allentown. even though there's snow falling in wilmington, not seeing accumulation. and above freezing still in northeast philadelphia. 3:00 in the morning that was 36 degrees. last hour it was 35, and now it's 34. so slowly getting colder. that cold air is going to slowly sweep across jersey and delaware, too. even those spots seeing rain will wind up with some snow. will it stick in these areas, probably not. farther inland, yes. it shouldn't be too bad in philadelphia. more likely the suburb and the lee high valley, that's where you're going to see the slippery conditions because of steadier snowfall overnight. and there is snow on the ground. you might have to dust off your car or your walk before it melts. i don't expect a lot of melting today. that's coming over the next few days. there's the tail end to the west. it's a slow moving system. it was slow to start with. it will b

this is live look from allentown there. but the farther east you go like here in philadelphia, your chance of a winter wonderland, well, it starts to drop. and the jersey shore will mostly dodge this one. neighborhoods there may only see just a few flakes. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm dray clark. >> and i'm tracy davidson. the winter weather has almost 250 schools closed or delayed this morning. nbc 10 is keeping you updated online and on-air as the system moves through. we have live team coverage in the first alert weather and traffic centers and in our neighborhoods expecting the most snow. we gin with meteorologist bill henley. >> this snow moving maker is taking aim on our morning commute. it's not heavy snow. it's not a bad winter storm but just enough to make for slippery roads. the most slipping and sliding expected in the pennsylvania neighborhoods and into northern delaware where snow has started falling a couple hours ago and the temperatures have been dropping. it comes to an end at 10:00 this mor

we're down below freezing in allentown and lancaster. we've dropped to 32 in wilmington and close to that in trenton. again, all of these areas up here, that's where your main slippery roads are, especially the farther you move through the northern and western suburbs and that snow pushing out of here a little bit later this morning, then hopefully things get better. here's future tracker6 showing you the take on that. between now and 8:00 it does look like we continue to see that rain line change over to snow closer and closer to places like lakehurst, new jersey. at the same time by 8 o'clock it's possible that you're starting to break up a little bit in the northern and western suburbs. and then by about i would say 9, 10 o'clock most of this is gone, just a lingering snow shower after. that later today we might even see the clouds thin out and get a little sun back in. we haven't got a whole lot of snowfall reports just yet. back at 3:30 in the morning, areas of north of allentown like north catasauqua were showing about 2-inches. it

we've improved to 1 in -- 12 in philadelphia. 3 in allentown. 9 in wilmington. you have to bundle up early. as we looking at temperatures this morning, not going all that high. 29 degrees by noon. 32 by 2. 34 by 3:00 p.m. lots of sun, but cold, there will be a wind blowing 8 to 16 miles per hour that will give us windchills in the low

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

we've got 45 degrees in allentown, 45 degrees in reading, 49 in allentown, 48 in trenton rtion 52 in millville. mild enough out there to make this all rain and icing issues, but cool enough for a rain jacket certainly. as we take a look at future trackers, it's about where the rain is right now. some of the last rain drops still up in allentown and reading but that should be eventually clearing. the new model one that was just come in backed some of this rain up close to allentown and reading by lunchtime and after that you can see how it does pull down closer to philadelphia by 3:00 and by 6:00 gets mainly south of the 95 corridor and eventually gets farther down to the shore. if you're in south jersey you're probably dealing with rain drops longer up north in allentown. could start drying out into early morning maybe wait until late in the afternoon. in the lee hey valley rain will be ending eventually and a high of 50 degrees there. down the shore, also fairly mild for this time of year with a high 50, cloudy skies and damp. and in philadelphia we'll go for a high of 51 this after

as we get up into 8 o'clock tonight, it is on this model still pushing close to allentown and reading, maybe coming down a little bit faster than that and then overnight encountering most of the rest of the region and that would be in time for the morning commute. karen we'll talk about how much we're expecting from accuweather on the ground by the time this wraps up coming up. >> all right, dave. let's hit the roads right now. we're drive -- dry on the schuylkill expressway here between south street on the vine. westbound construction has cleared. eastbound we've still been seeing some delays and looks like that is easing up as they're allowing some traffic to get through so continuing in the process of reopening the schuylkill that was closed eastbound at south street. we had an accident here in springfield township just cleared preston road moving a lot better. we've been talking a lot about the ice jam and resulting flooding and slippery conditions we've had in mercer and bucks county. still have river road closed between black rock road and calhoun street bridge. we have 29 south

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

reading and allentown, around a report of 1 inch in allentown. so no surprise we could get to 3 inches there. one or less and the same over some of our most northern delaware neighborhoods including wilmington. today 34, best temperature we get this afternoon, again that's going to help attribute to the fact we're not seeing high accumulation. but a slippery road this morning. 45 on your friday. check this out. 52 saturday, and i know this is the only reason you're watching this morning. what's it like on sunday. eagles game 55 degrees on kick off, looking about 50. the rain doesn't start for the eagles fans until monday in the afternoon. >> sunday perfection. >>> you're up against a v variation of conditions right now. >> we're watching the blue right now in our cameras. both directions look okay. definitely you can see the roads are wet here, so that might be a problem a little bit later when we have more volume out the door to see slippery spots in the area. so so far so good on the blue route. route 202 also looks good here. 30 to it schuylki

that is giving us a windchill of 8 if philadelphia and 8 in allentown and 7 in reading and 10 in trenton. we are winding up 5 or 6 degrees milder in most neighborhoods but uncomfortably cold as we look at temperatures the rest of the way, 10:00 tonight we hold at 20 and then fall into the teens and an overnight low of 14 and some suburbs as you wake up early tomorrow morning at dawn we'll be back into the single digits. wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour bringing you windchills too. we may get lucky and up to 12 for a couple of hours. we are looking cold and uncomfortable with the windchill. tomorrow, sun if the morning and clouds nast noon and then we wind up with a nor'easter pushing snow in tomorrow evening and into 6:00 thursday morning and the thursday morning commute will see snow even by 9:00. the northern and western suburbs trying to get rid of some of that. i'll have details on what to expect and the morning commute. right now the issue is the cold and dress appropriately if you head out. >> thank you. >>> we brace for more cold weather in our area. below freezing temperatures

in philadelphia. 6 in allentown 18 in millville. just as the game is wrapping up it will feel like ten in philadelphia. 4 in allentown, 12 below in the poconos, 8 in trenton. much, much colder than what you will een r books. the official high will be 61. this afternoon 33. allentown, 27. reading, 28. trenton, 32. millville, 36. overnight tonight it's kind of recommend nircht -- what we saw last week. 16 in cape may. 1 in lancaster. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 30s today brisk and cold tomorrow, high of 27. sunshine. increasing clouds on martin luther king, 30. him tuesday we're watching the coast for now, we'll post snow or flurries, the high of 36. whatever happens with the system everything wraps up early wednesday morning lots of clouds leftover flurry, tempts around 32 for the high. thursday is cold, 28. friday we start to pull out of it 38 degrees. after friday i see a longer thaw.f we'll hit 64. from the 20th on we'll round out the month on the side. >> today brutal. >> reporter: i mean it's cold compared to y

but the steadier snow is coming down in allentown. here the radar is starting to show it's trying to change over in philadelphia, too. it's picking up the snow a little higher up in the atmosphere. on the ground it's still rain right now. but it will become snow in philadelphia. where we're seeing the steadier snow in upper western berks county and lee high, and now it's starting to exit bucks county. it's very light snow and steve sosna mentioned, you're going to end up with a slushy mess out of this one in many suburbs. there you can see the rain that is an issue this morning. becom the atmosphere cools down during the day. we've been watching the temperatures overnight and they're getting colder. still just a little bit above in elkins park. the temperatures will cool down slowly. we'll see that snow falling, but it's going to take some time for the ground to cool down enough to get some accumulation in the city. that's why we're going to see more acululation in the suburbs. crystal. >> bill, like you just said we're watching the t

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

allentown getting more on the gfs. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for a high of 32, clouds out there, cold for martin luther king. tomorrow later in the afternoon, some snow arrives might mix with rain initially and then we get the light snow event overnight into early tuesday morning. the high of 40 will zip down once the snow starts. wednesday morning, the snow will be light and 35. 37 on thursday, brisk and chilly. 43 on friday we start the weekend with 46 and sarah, 54 degrees for the sunday forecast. there's a chance of evening rain. it is an evening game for the eagles, hopefully it stays dry during the game. >> quick break another half-hour of "action news" when we come right back. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all d

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 across the region. by noon up to 4 in philadelphia depending on where you are, you will see similar numbers everywhere. by 3:00 p.m. we tend to get in the milder part of the afternoon, it will feel like 8 in philadelphia. and still about 5 up in allentown, still below zero windchills up in the poconos and then as we go to 6:00 p.m. tonight not much change. definitely a day to pay attention to the cold and treat it seriously. on thursday, watching a possible nor'easter looks like a coastal low is coming up the coast. the question is how close does it come. scenario one which most models favor means it's farther out to sea makes it a brush by for new jersey and delaware. scenario two which is a possibility with these storms will bring the low closer to the coast. it will bring

allentown down to two. and cape may down to 10 degrees but wind chills dropping down as low as 30 degrees below zero and through the day saturday, kind of a repeat performance oftodaye building in, we get the winds gusting 35 to 40 miles an hour at times. the high only 15 degrees, kind of strange to see that in the weather map but the wind chills five to 15 degrees below zero and then sunday morning looks like we have widespread record lows. philadelphia calling for a low of 1 degree below zero. that will be the coldest day here in that 24 years. allentown close but likely a record low of five below. trenton two below. atlantic city airport 5 degrees below zero. smashing the old record of 4 degrees set back in 18. all that snow pack is going to get very cold. wilmington ro. o the poconos i'll see you there. limit your time outdoors. wind chills 30 below zero. sunday not quite as harsh 17 but wind chills still 10 below to five. monday evening i'm tracking two pieces of energy. they really don't ever get comp

you can see the live view from allentown shows it's still coming down in allentown, the lee high valley and into berks county. look at the steadier snow in western berks county while reading is getting a break. don't worry, there's still more ahead. and the rain is actually getting pushed out. that's not heavy snowfall. right snowfall in wilmington and philadelphia. but the temperatures still above freezing. this is why not expecting too many slippery spots. it's a morning snow system, but it is going to be cold all day long. we'll walk you through hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington has an update on those roads. >>> our cameras around 17th street. no problems to report except that the roads obviously look wet. the on and off-ramps are usually a problem on days like this because they look like there's no problem on them. 15 minutes right now for your drive time on the southbound on i-95. watch for a disabled tract tractor-trailer on that southbound side. we're watching that. not really affecting the drive times, too much. 295 northbound ramp to rout

temperatures gradually are cooling and allentown 27 for the low. philadelphia 30 and millville 32 and right around the shore temperatures likely above freezing, future tracker 6 timing it out at 11:00. lots of clouds in philadelphia. could have a little bit of rain and the snow confined across the lehigh valley and berks county and lancaster. 3:00 the this is when the snow line begins to advance through philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. and notice south jersey just raining and temperatures start to crash as we head through the morning. this is the latest model shows the snow is lifting out. and a few lingering snow showers and the sunshine is back by the afternoon. this is really a quick hit of snow not talking about much south jersey and delaware, nothing more than a few wet snowflakes after rain and interior south jersey into northern newcastle county and northern kent county a coating to an inch and the i-95 corridor a slushy inch possible north of philadelphia. north of quakertown and allentown and reading. 2 to 4 inches. 4 to 6 inches across

in allentown, snowing pretty good. especially on route 100 near pottstown, seeing some of the brighter white there. it's light snow right now in quakertown and light snow in lansdale and doylestown but as we take a look a little closer to the city, you see snowfall here in norristown, in malvern on the 30 bypass in downingtown and chadds ford, light snow in media on the new jersey turnpike in woodbury but an icy mix in berlin on route 70, route 30 and in glassboro, new jersey, a little bit icy there, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> icy conditions caused a plane to slide off the runway in oregon. authorities say it happened while the plane was trying to land at ben municipal airport yesterday morning. six people were on board. no one was hurt and the plane was not damaged. >> president trump has been given a clean bill of health and as well he aced a cognitive screening conducted at his request. the white house physician dr. ronnie jackson delivered the results yesterday. jackson predicted trump would remain healthy during

. >> that is where we will find "eyewitness news" reporter trang do in allentown. i have to say i feel like every snowstorm you are in allentown. you know the area quite well. how is it looking this morning >> reporter: looking good, rahel, viewers are like yes we know you are in allentown just like my second home but fortunately for us there is some snow coming down and happy school children this morning. we have learn allentown schools are closed today because of the weather that we're getting here. take a look here a lot lighter then it was before but still down. you can see that gentlemen across intersection there he is getting to work and that is what people will need to be doing when in allentown, it is about an inch and a 2 inches that we are estimating and seeing on the sidewalk that you will to have clear off but in terms of the road, roads are looking great here, we have seen, trafficick up as it gets later in the morning and whate're seeing is just nothing slick here still people are definitely doggy great job they are taking their time, definitely slowi

highs today in the 30s. 29 in reading 28 degrees in allentown. because temperatures are marginal slightly below freezing we're tracking the mix on the way. >> final this noon check this out, a man in connecticut made use of the snow and built an i igloo in his yard. chris mcguire said he used a snow blower to make a pile of snow and got to work, inside there's a light and bencheses and fireplace. there's someone with too much time on their hands. >> coming up at 4:00 p.m. "action news" will have team coverage of the wintersy mix heading our way. melissa magee and at -- cesily tynan will be here with the latest from accuweather. >>> also letters for danger we'll introduce you to a delaware boy battlingr and the police officer going above and beyond to brighten his days in the hospital. that is coming up later on "action news." "action news" at noon is over, we'll see you at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. for sarah bloomquist, alicia vitarelli melissa magee, and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams we'll see you later.

feeling like 6 in allentown and millville. 6:00 p.m. tonight winds die down a bit, but we're looking at singling digit windchills across the region. temperatures moderate over the next time couple of days. the next big weather event could be thursday. all three models have a nor'easter forming, the question is how close to the coast does it go. most of the model projections are keeping it off coast that's scenario one. the thing could be far enough out where new jersey and delaware don't get that much. how much when you're talking about a nor'easter in the wintertime there's a second scenario and four days out it wouldn't be out of the question that would be the low shifting closer to the coast we'll get more snow over a greater portion of the region. right now we think it's a brush by, but stick can you say on the forecast. red bar alert with the high of 19. dangerous winds and cold giving us windchills in the single digits all day long. happy new year everybody. tomorrow, brisk and cold, 24 not a whole lot better. on wednesday, we sta

and 6 in allentown. i've been checking the board, no numbers are setting records quite yet, but wilmington's only one degree short of tying a record for cold this morning. so this is rough weather. some of the coldest we have ever seen in this region for these two dates, today and tomorrow. feels like temperatures take a look 12 degrees below zero what it feels like right now in philly and in allentown. 27 below mt. pocono and 10 below in millville. that kind of cold going to continue as we go through today. in fact, many spots i don't think will feel zero or above through the rest of our saturday. radar and satellite though shows us finally a bit of a good picture. there's no rain, no snow, no icing to track for us today or even tomorrow. it's all about the cold. then comes monday and things change. we'll talk about some of the changes as we go into the workweek coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we'll see you in just a few. thanks for that, krystal. this morning we're learning the deep freeze has tur

allentown, 5 #. allentown, 53. overnight tonight, reading, 32, allentown, 33 degrees. tomorrow afternoon temperatures in the 50s. millville, 50. 3:30 p.m., 51 for philadelphia. allentown, 48. millville, 50. 60:00 p.m., game time for the eagles, 46 degrees in philadelphia. wrapping up at 44 by 10:30 p.m. the normal high which occurs around 4:00 p.m. is 40 degrees. we'll be above that for tomorrow. eagles game, 6:30 p.m. start time. cloudy skies, winds out of the south/southwest. first quarter, 46, 4th quarter 43. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, not one, not two, not three, four straight days in the 50s. 56 today, clouds and sun tomorrow, 52. monday, clouds, drizzle in the afternoon. 56. tuesday periods of rain in the morning, otherwise clouds and sunshine. 56. wednesday and thursday, a cold front pulls through, both of those days are above average. thursday, 44, -- thursday, 41, friday, 44. i saw long range models that winter will come back in february. >>> look at this, boys walking out on to the frozen lake in west chester county, new york, suddenly the

it feels like 3 below in allentown. look at reading at 4 below. south jersey, you've got cold, too, along with delaware. it is a frigid morning. that temperature without the wind, you can find a sheltered area. you'll see 13 in new jersey and philadelphia, 9 in the suburbs. and 11 degrees in the lehigh valley. that 12 in delaware will warm into the upper 20s this afternoon. there's going to be a cold breeze blowing for each part of the area. feeling like teens for most of the day. i'll break to down

it could be pushing into allentown and western chester county. as we get into the morning, we're expecting the snow showers to pop on through. through the day you'll see some of this stuff. it does wrap up and winds up getting to the east of us late afternoon or early evening. we're looking at a trace in south jersey. coating to an inch in philadelphia. one to two inches the farther north and west you go, in these areas you could be cold enough to see slippery roads conditions. tomorrow, coating to a couple of inches. temperatures close to freezing across the region. not so in reading, lrng and wilmington for -- lancaster and wilmington for a portion of the day. be careful of slick road conditions tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 47 lots of clouds today. tomorrow an accuweather alert for light snow showers that might roads slick if the snow comes in fast enough for the morning commute. 35 is the high, most of us see snow on the grass. wednesday, bright brick and cold, 36 degrees. rain arrives at night that will change overa

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

cold this morning. 27 degrees in trenton. 28 in allentown, 29 in reading and millville and 27 in cape may. and there's a little bit of a wind out there but not a big wind. so, we're talking a wind chill in philadelphia, 22 degrees. winds down overnight from where they were yesterday. as we take a look at temperatures today, starting out at about 30 and winding up with a high in philadelphia of 42 degrees right around 3 o'clock this afternoon. so the snow will not be able to encounter and punch into this drier milder air right away. later on in the evening hours and overnight we do expect it to be more of a factor and again wind chills are way up high probably making it feel like it's in the upper 30's, only about 5 degrees below the temperature. in terms of the snow we're looking at cloud cover getting thicker later 13 and early this evening the snow may start to punch down towards berks county and allentown and then you can see how later tonight and overnight into wednesday morning it sweeps on through the region. karen we'll talk about how much we're expecting and a little more on t

up in allentown maybe a little bit more, some models 2 to 3 inches there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we're going for a high of 32 degrees, increasing clouds for martin luther king. tomorrow an accuweather alert, light snow arriving in the afternoon and evening. not much, but enough to make the travel slippery. the snow ends in the wee hours of wednesday morning well before the rush. we'll see we have something lingering into the rush high of 35. thursday, sunny, 37. friday, sunny, 43. high on saturday, 46. eagles sunday, 54 degrees, clouds and sun, good for tailgaters later in the evening there's a chance of rain arriving, but hopefully it holds off until after the game. >> 5:41 a.m., we have an update on the deadly mudslides in california. surveillance video shows a car launching into a building where it ends up hanging off the second floor. >> officials in hawaii make personnel changes in the wake of a false missile warning can you imagine? >> reporter: i can't imagine. looking live at i-95 no big traffic problems kind of quiet by allegh

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

minus 7 in allentown. throughout the afternoon partas below in allentown. once 9 sun sets, all these numbers trail off. 12 below in trenton, 19 below in the poconos, 12 below iallentown. it's better tomorrow afternoon but not much, single digits above zero. here's a look at the high temperatures. remember the normal is 40 we're going 16 for philadelphia, 17 millville. reading, 14. allentown, 13. 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 wh

now, it is already at the doorsteps of redding and allentown. it is going to take hours before it even gets to the central portions of bucks and montgomery county until close to midnight before it reached to philadelphia. it is the slowest things we have

now, it is already at the doorsteps of redding and allentown. it is going to take hours before it even gets to the central portions of bucks and montgomery county until close to midnight before it reached to philadelphia. it is the slowest things we have ever seen. 7:00 a.m. on wednesday before what started ashore. you can see it is not that far away, riepgt? >> which way is it moving? there is the edge. it is not getting any closer. it continues to snow in the northern portions of berks county, we'll just wait until it gets a little push and eventually it will and starts coming down our way. it may start to rain in the philadelphia area, by the morning rush, it is snowing and temperatures are going down a little bit. that means some accumulation and tammie will tell you about that >> glenn, you talked about that it was not moving. i think there is a lot of people would say it is fine if it does not want to move. we know better than that. >> allentown, redding and up here in berks county and lehigh valley and the suburbs into the poconos, that's

trish hartman is live in whitehall township near allentown. good morning, trish. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah, the snow is coming down here. you can see these nice big light fluffy flakes are falling here. we're along macarthur road in whitehall township. we'll give you a live look at the road here. not so many issues right now. traffic is moving along. of course there's not many cars out here on the road but we will see it pick up a little bit as the morning moves on. the snow is starting to sting it's mostly wet and slushy right now but again we checked in with lehigh county communications just a short time ago and they are not seeing any issues on the roads just yet and they're hoping it stays that way. we have seen a number of salt trucks in our travels this morning on our drive up here. started as rain but once we got onthe to northeast extension we did see that precipitation change over to snow. we see a little bit of snow starting to stick on the roadways right now and mostly just wet and slushy put the snow is coming down nice

up north in allentown, 2 inches or so. one model at 3 inches, down the shore and parts of south jersey, closer to the coast, probably less than an inch that's what most model models have right now. we're looking at a high of 32 degrees, sun and clouds, dry for martin luther king. tuesday accuweather alert for light snow somewhere from a coating to a couple of inches and slippery travel once this gets going, 40 degrees is the high with temperatures dropping quickly as the snow arrives. snow ends wednesday morning in the wee hours of the morning before you wake up. 35 degrees is the high there. temperatures start to degrees. chilly under the sun. 43 friday, saturday, sunny and nice conditions with a high up to 46. sunday, 54 in the evening probably dropping into the upper 40s during the game, clouds will increase on sunday, again there's a chance of evening rain we'll see if we get some of that. >> thank you, david. 5:12 a.m., the eagles help the phillies win a bet against the braves. we'll explain. details on the wager comi

we took 476 to allentown. it was mostly kind of this wet , snow, rain, mixture but here in allentown it is definitely snow. you can see here it is starting to accumulate on, sidewalks, and surfaces here, so, it is looking like it is a half inch of accumulation here , so some of this light, fluffy snow here. as we look over to the roads, the plow just went buy but road look good. we had in trouble at all getting up here. they are wet. it is above freezing here. so we're not seeing anything like that in terms of the freezing just mostly wet looking road, and, with the accumulation on the sidewalks we are seeing people out here at this very early hour, this is a gentlemen there, seeing some snow. right now not causing issues, especially at 4:00 a.m., looking good, kind of like that light, fluffy, snow, you guys, so back to you in the studio. >> thanks, trang do. >>> from the suburbs to the city, it is a mixture of a bag >> jan carabao is live in manayunk. so what are you seeing there. >> reporter: jim and rahel,

and 26 allentown and 21 degrees if reading. and 31 in wilmington and 29 in millville. outside of the airport in atlantic city. nobody as broken the freezing mark just yet and a bit after breeze blowing 10 to 20 miles per hour. and making it feel colder, 22 in philadelphia and 17 in trenton and 15 in allentown and 13 in reading and 17 in millville and 19 degree windchill in cape may. bundle up and cover up and maybe extra gear like gloves is a good idea. >> temperatures climb above the freezing mark. i expect a high of 34 and then tumbling after that. it's cold tonight getting down to the low to mid-20s. and windchills with the 10 to 20 miles per hour. it make its feel like the mid to low 20s through the afternoon and coldeiner on tonight. and a word to the wise, heads up we see melting today of whatever ice and snow is left on sidewalks and perhaps streets and pretty easily refreeze later today. be careful of icy patches and walking on sidewalks where ing and afr possible nd later on today and tonight. i'll be back in the mild

more than prepare in allentown and surrounding areas. tons of snow p a whole lutenant of use but driving around making sure that things are clear for morning commute but for now we are live in allentown, trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> trang do, thank you. >>> not as much snow here in fill but slick commute >> "eyewitness news" reporter been giving us reports this morning, how is it looking now, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, conditions are very similar to what we brought you 30 minutes ago it is still snowing, and still t is not sticking snow and to the red are wet, this is a look along main street manayunk this morning, you can see road is glistening, we have had overnight rain here in this area, and the snow, that is falling, continues to melt, on that surface. that is good news and that is because that was pretreated. here's the tricky spot when you go over to untreated areas like sidewalks, and those pictures risk cobblestones here in manayunk and near your driveway you can see some cars are getting a dusting

starting out with 11 degrees in trenton, 10 allentown, 13 philadelphia, 12 degrees in wilmington and millville and 16 in cape may and the wind chill factor, the big important number today as it currently feels like it's 3 degrees below zero in philadelphia. very similar to yesterday morning actually. 3 degrees below in allentown and trenton, 4 degrees below in reading, zero in wilmington, two below zero in millville. five in cape may. again these are your wind chill numbers. this is what it feels like as you step outside. temperatures today aren't going all that far. we're going stay in the teens for awhile this morning. and then wind up in the low to mid-20's later on. i'm actually going for a high of 26 at about 3 o'clock. at the same time the winds running about eight to 16 miles per hour will make it feel more uncomfortable. single digit wind chills up until about lunchtime or so and during the afternoon, probably holding at about 12 or 13 degrees. what this means is that you want to bundle up in layers but also cover up skin if you're going to be spending time outdoors for an ex

right now in allentown, a beautiful evening. 28 right now in allentown with a feels like of 21. it's because of the winds out of the west to northwest as the cool er air mass headed into th area. 34 right now in philadelphia. feels like 29. the winds are calm. really a pretty night. you'll need the jacket when you head out. temperatures still are below average. just barely across the region. we're going to climb out of that by tomorrow. 26 in pittsburgh. 45 in d.c. 29 in boston. check out coatesville. if you live there, it's 30. all allentown at 38. wildwood, 32. vineland at 34. we will have mainly clear skies. it will be cool. any warmth we have sort of radiating out. 20 in coatesville. 18 in allentown. 23 in dover. 23 in atlantic city. 25 for wildwood. in philadelphia, we're looking at 23 degrees. now when i come back in just a little bit, we'll talk about this warm-up for the weekend. and how long it's going to last and we'll take a look at maybe how the winds could have an impact at the eagles game. >> now here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by count

in allentown this morning. had a record high of 63. same thing in reading and up in the poconos this morning a record high temperature of 58. we'll talk about what to expect through the rest of today, and right through saturday some key take away points. tot total rainfall a half inch to inch. and localized street flooding is a concern, we are not tracking major river flooding but temperatures into the saturday are crashing as we get into the afternoon and 30s tomorrow. we'll have details in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right thank you. >>> president trump is now denying that he used a vulgar word to describe immigrants from certain countries, during a meeting with lawmakers from both parties yesterday he reportedly used an expletive to describe ha haiti and the african nations he admitted the language was rough but not the specific curse word and we hear from someone in the room. >> to no surprise the president tweeted denying he used those words. it is not true, he said these hateful things and said them repeatedly. >> durbi

and the area. >> allentown had 17 homicides in 2017. that's the highest number in a decade. >>> in philadelphia, 316 people died as a result of homicide in 2017. that is the highest rate that we have seen since 2012. this is despite seeing fewer reports of violent crime in the past year. police tell nbc10 the rise in killings can be directly related to the opioid crisis. the department has been targeting areas where they know drugs are sold in response. >>> dangerously cold temperatures, that's why we're still in a first alert. we're seeing the effects indoor and out. in camden county, officials say the drop in temperatures likely caused a sprinkler system to burst inside this nursing home. firefighters and paramedics moved residents to another section of the building here at brookdale voorheis. the first responders did their best to make sure no one had to be evacuated outside of the building. ♪ >>> in center city, the mummers seemed unaffected despite the dangerous chill in the air. the new year's parade strutted down broad street a

besides allentown, which is 4 degrees below, for the record. now look at the forecast. 1 in philly tomorrow morning. 2 below in allentown tomorrow morning. 1 below in trenton. these are actual temperatures, not the feels like. so it looks like we will set records tomorrow morning for the coldest we have seen. now let's talk about our hour by hour conditions. so for today it's a sunny, mostly sunny forecast right on through the rest of the day. there's tomorrow morning. horrible cold. stay indoors the best plan. as we go through the rest of the day sunday, it's just a mix of clouds and sun. now we get to monday. starts with some clouds, but as we get into monday evening and overnight, a rain/snow mix possibly with some icing is possible. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x f x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> hey, hey, good morning. good to see you as always. i'm danny pommells from nbc10 e n -- nbc sports philadelphia. joel embiid in the lineup, he missed the last ga

even in cape may, we dipped to 2 below. 4 below in philadelphia. 7 below in allentown. cover up and bundle up frostbite is a possibility of if you're taking the el to the mummers parade, hard to see the numbers as the model is printing out. we're in the single digits until 8:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m. 20 to 21 on the model in center city. windchills severe from start to finish. >> thank you, david. >>> in this morning's "healthcheck," flu has been exploding across the u.s., this is the latest map from the cdc, there's widespread flu from west virginia to the west coast. 12 children have died from the disease and 2500 people have been hospitalized. to lessen your chances of catching it, health experts say watch your hands and cover all coughs and sneezes, and get plenty of rest and eat lots of fruits and vegetables. >> we know how important it is to read to babies, research shows the type of book is as important as the reading itself. infants don't respond to books without named characters, with the names they can distinguish between characters. babies need labels to navigate th

five in wilmington, five in allentown, four in trenton. every now and then you get a number in the teens that pops up here like in cape may and reading but that's just because there's a temporary relaxing of the winds. overall you can look at single digit wind chills as you head out this morning. i think in general that's the way it's going to be. as we go through the day it stays cold. 29 degrees by noon. we'll get a high of about 35 degrees around 3, 4 o'clock this afternoon before sliding back to the freezing mark by 8 o'clock and the winds are going to be running 10 to 20 miles per hour today and that's going to give you wind chills in the single digits to start out. the teens mid morning. and then mid to upper 20's in the afternoon. you'll want to bundle up in layers and extra gear all the way. took a look at the moon this morning its a lunar trifecta last visible in north america over 150 years ago, a supermoon this morning because this is the closest the moon's orbit is to the smooth also a blue moon, the second full moon of the mon

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 have to be you could get a slick spot or two even if loo okay. sharp neck street we're driving around mount airy. mobile 6 is live on the scene kind caut

i was scared to come out. >> reporter: last year there were 17 homicides in allentown. in 2018, it's off to a deadly start and neighbors are concerned about their city. >> it's a sad shame. it's a sad statement for the state of the city and the area. >> reporter: police say so far no arrests have been made. reporting in allentown, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> the new year means new and old mayors across our area will be sworn into office. about an hour ago, mayor ed pawlowski was sworn in despite accusations against him. he maintains his innocence. mayor gilliam in atlantic city was sworn in. he plans to meet with state officials and get their feet back on the ground. and camden's mayor was sworn in a public inauguration will take place later this month. >>> a former miss america is taking over the reins after an e-mail scandal. gretchen carlson has been named the organization's chairwoman. the former fox news host has been very vocal about finding new leadership after the e-mail scandal. the sexist e-mails were leaked to "the huffington post." nbc hasn't verified th

nine in allentown and 12 in millville. and more of the same in the evening and on into the late night period. adam and cecily later tonight will again have pretty raw numbers to show you. overnight tonight the winds die down a little bit. mainly clear but still pretty bitter. 14 the overnight low in philadelphia. and as you wake up tomorrow morning, probably down around eight in some of those outlying suburbs. on thursday, it gets a little milder but the big story will be a coastal low pressure center, a nor'easter coming up the coast and affecting us starting wednesday night and then going in through a good portion of thursday. now, most of the models over the last couple of, oh, maybe, five, six days i would say have had this storm trending a little farther off the coast than the typical coastal nor'easter which would really dump tons of snow on us so we're thinking the most likely scenario for this to be far enough off the coast where we only get several inches. there's the second scenario that actually pulled the storm

right now, we still hav warmth at 62 in philadelphia. 64 in allentown. it set a record earlier today. mount pocono set a record. look at all these places in the 60s. a little bit cooler right near the beaches with the wind coming in off the cool ocean. you can see the temperatures all the way through the night, 60 or above. there we go. just four hours, the temperature drops 20 degrees. but the wind is picking up, too. so now we're talking about feeling like 20 by 8:00 a.m. 60 at midnight, 20 at 8:00 a.m. that's what's happening tomorrow and it's going to affect the eagles game, too. we'll get into the specifics of the game and our next threat of snow coming up. >>> you can keep track of the rain and the drop in temperatures by downloading the nbc 10 app. it has an interactive radar. it also has forecasts for your neighborhood. >>> now, to a developing story out west. nbc 10 has learned that police have made an arrest in the murder of a upenn student. this is video of the suspect being taken into custody. police haven't released any details at this point

seven below in allentown, 22 degrees below in the poconos, still have windchill warnings in place for carbon, monroe counties up in the poconos, then also windchill advisories for everybody else highlighted in the blue color, and these will last until 10:00 this morning. so, still dealing with the dangerous cold today. planning the your day, by noon , 14 degrees, still frigid eighteen as we head into the afternoon, bitter sunshine, but, jan, good news they aren't dealing with the biting wind, we dealt with yesterday. so it is not going to feel as brutal outside as warmer air is on the way, details in your full full cast coming up. >> good news, chelsey, philadelphia firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own, as they investigate the row home fire that claimed his life and the life after resident. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live in the cbs-3 news center this morning to bring us to up date. anita? >> good morning, jan, tragic day with both of those lives lost, and while authorities have not identified the civilian killed in the blaze, fire officials did announce