. >> in sussex, it is unclear whether fracking will go ahahea. >> t this is a a process i woult wish on anyone ananywhere. i think it t is a poisonous, potentially very dangerous process. here, we live in a beautiful part of the world thahat is classified of an a area of f the outstanding natural beauty. people have livestock, farms. we have beautififul streams running through. it is a lovelyly place to live.. fracking and the indudustrialization of the landscaped cou r ruin at.. >> forcicing high volumeses of water and carcininogenic chemics into the ground at the kind of presessure that t would f fracty in your old rock, relying on

cape may southeast atlantic and parts of ocean county to sussex. will there be a very sharp cut off to this. another thing that makes this tricky when it comes to foreca forecasting here's look at the winter alerts going into effect winter storm warnings understand why they would be closer to the shore along the injuries see coastline commune sussex county and just to the northwest of that notice not even including philadelphia a winter weather advisory possibility that that winter weather advisory gets shoved a little bit further inland philly would be included a winter storm watch in monmouth county. but along with the snow, we've been mentioning, the wind is very big concern with this. with that i'll zen it out to meteorologist chelsea ingram on the sky deck all bundled up. >> that's right, still cold out here katie. thank you for that. and we are looking at one-two punch of a storm system the wind and the cold is going to be arriving behind the snow but many of us will see down the shore. let's take to you graphics show was i'm talking about. t

so the roads are probably little damp for in you places like cape may county, sussex traveling that far south >> a lot of clouds out there, and colder air working its way in, and may see some snow, not now, current temperature at the airport, 44, mid four's in dover, wildwood, atlantic city so it is not a warm start per say to the day but too warm to support any snow that would try to fall. >> chillier the further north you travel. again, see pretty limited sunshine here, temperatures holding primarily steady where we currently stand is very close to where we officially top off for daytime highs. come 3:00 p.m., 46 degrees, a smidge above average granted but nothing too atypical here as we rounds out the final days of january. and guys i'll let you know when the snow is expected little later on. >> kate, see you soon, thank youment looking at the tac-pal bridge, up for ship crossing but should be back down and open to traffic shortly. i67 near the vine street expressway, no delays here, but the eastbound lanes will be closed overnight also construction 29 up western ferry road in ewing

this is shaded in red that you see here from ocean county all the way down to sussex county. what does a blizzard warning mean? blowing snow with winds of greater than 35 miles per hour and visibility of less than a quarter of a mile for at least three hours. we haven't hit this yet but we'll let you know if we do. >> thanks for the update. it's about a quarter to 6:00 right now and we want to talk about what the roads look like down the shore where a lot -- we're concentrating a lot of our cameras and a lot of our information because they're expected to get some of the worst of this. >> jessica boyington has been watching those conditions. >> we're watching shore road right around route 50. so difficult to see as it's a little dark outside but you can see only white. you can't even see the roads anymore. not a lot of cars moving through the area which is a good thing because we are seeing a lot of snow starting to accumulate there. it's sticking on the surfaces of the road and into the shoulders as well. the fire is out on the tractor trailer fire. 295. they're diverting you

so, sussex, cape may county, getting hit with a lit bit of wet weather right now, notice, that as well, on storm scan3, here in philly and most everywhere else, though, this is not an issue. we are just getting clipped, barely grazed, by a disturbance off to the south and east. so, here in philly don't expect anything other than limited sun today. and temperatures to stay relatively steady. currently at 43 degrees, at 43 atlantic city, the winds primarily out of the north- northeast at this hour, again, not going to rebound all that much. eventually we hit about 46 degrees, but technically, right around where we should be, few degrees above that. spotty rain showers are, how much, still a possibility at the shore. so what of a location-based forecast today, but the general gist, that we've got a lot of clouds certainly here in the city. >> thank you, katie. taking a look at traffic right now, shear look at the schuylkill expressway at belmont avenue. there was an accident that occurred there last night, but that's clear, and there are no delays at this time. let's take a look at the be

so sussex county is getting hit a little bit harder here. but if you look at the roads here right along route 13 you can see that the roads are not looking too bad. we have seen the vehicles making their way through with relative ease at this point. and it's also a good point to mention that right now we really haven't seen too much in the way of snow reason the last 10 to 15 minutes. we are expecting more as the day goes on. take a look at some video from a little while ago, the conditions out here haven't changed that much. there has been just that snow on the ground, a little breeze in the air and it has been a little difficult to deal with. people brushing the snow off the cars and heading out to the roads. but we'll come back out here live right now. again, we have seen a lot of the salt trucks making their way through the roads here. route 13, route 1, but we have seen some slick spots as well. this is what we've seen on side streets as well so that is one thing to keep in mind. nbc 10 news. >> we want you to show us how the snow is af

we've got a lot of clouds currently overhead right now, and down even as far south as cape may county, sussex county , little bit of wet weather also falling out there so once more, some eagles spirit showing up on the radar here, not a lot of it, though, only enough to lead to damn roads in the counties i mentioned, here in the city you won't get in on this, just clouds, throughout the day. and we are seeing eventually another disturbance come in here. so not ton of sunshine throughout the day as a result temperatures are expected to hold pretty steady. currently in the mid four's in a lot of spot. and we'll stay that way, right through the afternoon, topping off to about 46 degrees, for an afternoon high, but again, very limited sunshine throughout the entire day with the temperatures staying where they pretty much are right now for the most part. so, you know, as you walk out the door today, that's how it will feel for the majority of the afternoon. as we take a look, though, at what's yet to come. it is busy and looking little messy, too, with windy weather moving in even as early as tomo

what we are focusing is on the rain that is with us not here in fill but down to the south of news sussex county, delaware and mostly cape may county in new jersey. it is light rain. it will probably stick around for a little while. this is cold front that came through that gave us all a dreary day and stalled here to our south. as we look at one of the computer models predicting tomorrow and not quite all in agreement just yet we will see the cloud lingering, through the day, and philadelphia, south ande and then some sunshine north and west of the city. in the mountains you may see sunshine today as we keep this system nearby and that other system we showed you kind of merges with it, probably after midnight tonight which is we will start to see snow moving in the area. not heavy snow. not a big coastal system or anything but just enough to to annoy us during the morning rush tomorrow. through see possibility of light snow 5:00 o'clock, 9:00 in the morning maybe even through noon and on and off throughout the rest of the day , again not a lot of snow but just enough to make it slippery

that would be more likely in sussex county. we have a wind that will come off of delaware bay, and that might add to the snowfall in places like lewis, delaware, even georgetown getting some of that bay effect. but as we go farther north in delaware, lesser amounts, 6.5 in dover and about 4 inches in middletown. we'll take a look at more neighborhoods a little later. >> glenn, thank you. as we mentioned, there's a blizzard warning for the jersey shore and delaware beaches. those areas are expected to get slammed. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong joins us live in lewis. >> tim, you've spoke to people who are ready for this nor'easter. >> reporter: yeah. the wind is kicking up and it's gotten a lot colder here. in delaware, they're getting ready. here's the thing, they prepare for each nor'easter the day after the last nor'easter. at this point they're pretty much ready for whatever is going to hit but the threat of the nor'easter combined with the ice already here in the delaware bay built up over the last few days, t

as we move into kent county, sussex county, delaware, also the jersey shore. be mindful that we could experience power outages also, as you move toward sections of the pocono mountains so once again, watching for gusty winds, kathy, with this storm system in addition to that snow. >> yes. it will be very cold tomorrow. right now temperatures are only in the 20s even at rehoboth beach where it's snowing right now, you can see the snow sticking very quickly. as this storm moves up the eastern seaboard as scott mentioned it's going to intensify and those winds will, whipped chills will be brutally cold by tomorrow night and friday. we'll talk more about that plus the snow accumulation to expect in your neighborhood later in the broadcast. lucy. >> we got a lot to i thank you very much, kathy. >>> down the shore locals who forecasters expect to feel the brunt of this storm are getting ready. our chris o'connell is live in atlantic city right now. chris, we saw with our atlantic city camera the snow is already flying. >> reporter: yeah, the snow just started about

every where else winter storm watches, warning,ew warnings pod for, sussex county, delaware andrnost new jersey that is where this storm will have biggest impact in terms of the sno get on the cold, win in the wake of it. here's storm is snow falling in florida, right now, so that souh it is well below average there that is part of the reason it at contact we have a balance here in the overall global atmosphere and ofn if you have one extreme like this somewhere in the world you have the opposite going on at tw expectations this is latest is currentdate snow fall map calling for southern burlington or southern ocean, down southeastern burlington straight down credits the bay in sussex county. spot. we are one to 3 inches very likely a sharp cut off,deo, phir little further north or south. s sable forecast because it that is back edge that bust whew actually end up falling. lets look gusts as storm get underway in to tomorrow that is when war of the winic all day long. gusts as high as 30's and that is goo when we talk about temperatures plumetting anyway ors isn'ting to go feel bette

i'm asad ahmad. with military—style planning. and watches from homes in surrey, kent, sussex, and thames valley. the man goes in armed and threatens to kill people and their dogs. he also uses what's been described as "unnecessary levels of violence. he hit me three times on my face. and was very, very painful. could not believe the blows kept coming. i took him to the jewellery. i i gave him thejewellery. it was very frightening. anyone with information is asked to contact police. ahead of the royal wedding has survived a vote of no—confidence. meghan markle in may. the authority into disrepute" by 43 votes to nine. anniversary of its largest peacetime loss of life. on albert embankment in 1918. the site later became the brigade's headquarters until 2008. to protect others. let's have a look at the travel situation now. between highams park and chingford due to a signal failure. let's have a check on the weather now with kate. good morning. it is a cold start this morning. this morning. temperatures below zero overnight. zero overnight. frost first thing this morning. bright and sunny

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likely to blame for accidents like this one in hockessin and they ordered all vehicles off the road in sussex county except for essencetial personnel. >>> a grown stoppage this morning at philadelphia international airport. and crews worked throughout the day to keep the runways clear and de-ice the than 440 flights were canceled at philadelphia today. >>> and manayunk with the hills are are always a trouble spot. sara bloomquist knows how to handle trouble better than anyone we know. what is the situation there? >> reporter: i don't know about that jim but i we are seeing some problems again here in manayunk as the sun is set. you see ridge avenue behind me it's wet at this point. but slushy in spots and we hear wheels sfter a day of real pro at this intersection. first a truck gotcess i found out i couldn't make it andoge avenueo be arousetch to motisd they lean y didn't do it. wpinn ut at the base oal the way up. rlye more tractor tra buses are sing wh th ite as that. get ote>> for h f hours. trucks got free with salt on t road. s obothers trying to drive the hill of manayuntoda >> cha mor

, where viewers can look through the window and see the rolling east sussex countryside where the normans gave the saxons six of the best. >> it is very significant that it is going to be coming to the united kingtd a united kingdom and people are going to be able to see this. from a sa-- also put in a bid f this particular issue. i'm sure we'll be looking very carefully to ensure the maximum number of people can take benefit of seeing this tapestry. >> alex norris. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister pledged to consign slavery to the history books, but the home office hasn't set out how a reduction would be measured. the home office doesn't set clear anti-slavery activity. the home office doesn't know what activities are going on across government. is the prime minister satisfied with that analysis of her flagship policy and what action the government will be taking? >> it is this government and i that introduced the modern slavery act. it is this government -- it is this government that has improved -- has improved the response -- the response to victims, the response from pol

there's where we're looking at rain mostly over sussex county and nearing cape may. that may continue for a couple more hours but again spotty and light at best. as we go through tailgate weather it should be fairly dry. 10:00 a.m. 31 degrees, we stay 30 noon to 3:00 and we will see more sunshine breaking out as we get into the afternoon hours. sunshine doesn't help us, we stay cold. let's go through the hour by hour. here's what i'm talking about where we mostly stay dry here. but as we get into the afternoon this is at 3:30, look at these temperatures. only the upper 20s thanks to that powerful northwest flow that's going to keep us feeling even colder. we go to 5:30, temperatures still really aren't changing around 20 allentown, 26 in philadelphia. and then check it out, as we go into tonight by end of game now we're right near the 20 degrees in philly. so bundle up if you are heading outside. those winds, they're going to impact us as well. gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour and that northwest flow is what's going to make it feel much colder than it actually is. so th

david exwood farms 2,000 acres in west sussex. he's grateful the uk government is promising to cover current payments till 202a. it's really important, it gives us a chance to sort of adjust our businesses, really study the impact of brexit and plan accordingly. you know, farming's a really long—term business. the wheat i have in the ground, the cattle we have on the farm, many of them will not be sold until after we leave the eu, so having a chance to plan ahead is really valuable to us. the government's offer seems ambitious, even speculative, given the next election is due in 2022. grain mountains, butter mountains, at times over the last 45 years the eu's common agricultural policy became associated with wasteful protectionism, but it also shielded farmers, including those in the uk, through bans or tariffs on products from outside the bloc. for example, cut—prices chickens treated with chlorine from the us are banned in the eu. some fear that, in a rush to make new powerful trade partners, uk farmers, standards and prices

so snowing in sussex county, snowing, raining, getting a head of myself, it is raining right now. the snow, yeah, it looks like according to this particular computer model after midnight we can start to see a few snow flakes, very, very light, lasting through rush hour tomorrow, probably on and off throughout the day and it is a light snow event. it is in the like we will get dumped on all take long, just enough to annoy us throughout the day, tomorrow, it is gone by tomorrow night, how much snow, here's a comparison of the computer models, closer to 2 inches according to the north american model but other two half to maybe three-quarters of an inch. we will have an inch of snow in philadelphia tomorrow. right now 36 degrees in reading, 38 in coatsville, you will need that winter coat, 31 in voorhees, 41 camden. mount holy also at 41 to start your day. that is your average high temperature is 41 for this late in january. we are well above average over weekend. we will have steady temperatures today 46 degrees and then colder air rolling in with the snow tomorrow, and then it shoul

. >> this but notice, little bit of light to moderate rain the last few hours across cape may , sussex county, all starting to push out, then another round comes n so you may be stuck with that this morning in these areas. so disturbance basically grazing our region. forty-two the current temperature, 42, and yes, it is seven where poor meisha is standing out in the cold. so hopefully she has good pair of those hand warmers to put in her gloves. but yes, 42 here, not going to move too much on the thermometer in the course of the day, probably rebounds another five to 6 degrees or so in most spots, starting offer essentially where you're at here today, most of the day stays very steady with these values. now, the kids going out to school, most of you are not going to require the umbrella, far south, perhaps, you do. but in philly, certainly, that's not a requirement. however, we did mention that s word, the possibility of snow is in our forecast on several occasions, i'll let you know when we expect that first rounds to come in coming up, guys. >> not just one but several. thank you, ka

sussex county, delaware, cape may county, atlantic county, ocn, burlington, all under this winter storm warning. i'llfour to 6 inches of accumulation, and wind gusts cents of 45 miles an h so the wind will be just as much of an as we get into this weather. the good news is this will be will miss the worse of it, that will be off shore, having w moving in, very late tonight, an is really if-ee as far as philadelphia iso get here, how far west that storm will go. so here's what we're going to 6, i-95r to the coast, one to corridor, less than an inch if anything at valley, pocono mountains, berks and lancaster counties. so, close call with this storm tonight into tomorrow morning. but this time tomorrow, some places will be seeing the snow falli 18 degrees in philadelphia. that's a higher temperature than yesterday. we're at one in wilmington, 19 in wildwood. d chills, which doesn't mean you should let your guard down, that's sti just not sub zero, but still, well, well below are expecting t milder temperature than 24 degrees, in fact, we may actually make it first time in a week f not it

alexander sanders from sussex university, thanks very much for talking to others. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are randeep ramesh, chief leader writer at the guardian and the political strategist jo tanner. one of the killers of the toddlerjames bulger in 1993 — jon venables — has been charged over indecent images of children. the trial will be held in an unnamed court. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside the crown prosecution service in central london. a very carefully worded statement released by the crown prosecution service from its headquarters in london. it said that the man formerly known asjon venables has been charged with offences relating to indecent images of children and will appear in the crown court. no further details can be revealed at this stage and because of reporting restrictions we can say very little more about the cases sell. venables was first jailed in 1993 more about the cases s

of course it's not just sussex wire. it's happening all across america. it's happening certainly all across papartment i hope we'll hear -- across pennsylvania. i hope we'll hear examples tonight when the president gives his state of the union address. at latest count, there are over three million american workers who have already gotten an increase in their compensation. their employers have provided them either a pay raise or a bonus or a contribution to their pension plan or some combination of those things precisely because these businesses have more free cash flow as a result of lower taxes. three million workers from almost 300 businesses and since the last time i came down to the floor and spoke about this phenomenon, there have been many, many more pennsylvanians benefiting from this. the employees of the home depot. there are 70 locations across pennsylvania. and those employees, the thousands i suppose all together, they're receiving $1,000 each. fedex which has a huge presence in pennsylvania has announced $200 million in raises, $1.5 billion i

to the coast with the possibility of some accumulating snow even that far south, and for us, we have sussex county, delaware, already under a winter storm watch from wednesday evening, through thursday afternoon, and then the possibility, weather service says four to 6 . it depends on the track of the storm. closer to the coast, more accumulation, further away, less, but it looks like we will get something. wednesday night into thursday morning, completely inconvenient for the thursday morning rush hour, as far as timing is concern here's what we have for you right now our future cast, cloud spread nothing wednesday afternoon in our area, by wednesday night we have southern delaware, new jersey shore starting with snow by 5:00 in the morning we have snow here in philadelphia further north and west we will go remains to be seen what you will get if anything at all but for us it will probably be a couple inches at lee of accumulation because it will only hang around until noon time, again, early call on this storm. as far as right now is concerned walking out the door it is only 13 in philade

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a winter storm watch has been issued with this impending system, portions of ocean city through sussex county delaware, under the winter storm watch and continuing to thursday. can't see much of this system just yet on stormscan 3. but the pieces are coming together. there's an arctic cold fronted we'll watch for whether these two systems can stay together and produce a storm system and how far west that precipitation will get once that happens, if they stay separate. those systems will have less snow and take a look you can see it's a very, very close call, this particular model brings precipitation right along the coast, others a little further inland we'll talk about some of those model discrepancies coming up. you can see how strong this system is and it's going to be a brush of snow for iaccumulating snow especially along the coast, strong winds as well. and of course, the track of that storm will determine the exact impact and just how much snow will fall. we got our first snow map coming up, i'll tell you likely amounts you can expect as of now and we'll talk about some of the c

the ordinance seeks to change that for sussex county. supporters argue mandatory membership scares off companies. opponents say the ordinance is designed to kill the unions. >>> you have two chances to start the new year as a millionaire as two giant jackpots keep right on growing. take a look at the current mega millions jackpot. that drawing tonight for $343 million. no one took home last week's drawing, so the jackpot keeps right on growing. meanwhile, that is not the only one. no one won saturday's powerball drawing, so that jackpot currently stands at a whopping $440 million. there is time to dream big and buy your tickets. the powerball drawing is tomorrow night. >>> nice to think about the lotto winnings. maybe it will keep us warm today. >> if i buy a home in the bahamas, i won't need to worry about that. >> chilly -- not like the 13 degrees we have. but look at this. we've got nice, clear skies and a beautiful view. a view of the full super moon. nice, clear and cold. bundle up heading out, even at the shore, clouds in the dista

ocean coins burlington county and sussex county and cape may county. and because of the strong winds combining with the snowfall. that is why there is a blizzard warning there. trenton and north jersey and northern delaware winter weather advisories to the northern and west. you'll see winds but far less snow totals. future tracker 6 showing here is the storm and timing it pulls up the eastern seaboard and rapidly intensifies off the coast and still hundreds of miles to the east. that has not changed but it's so big it will push that precipitation shield a little farther west here and the worst of it will be tomorrow morning for that rush hour and then eastern new england is going to get whacked by this storm to large magnitudes. in fact for us here locally it's a strong nor'easter, beginning 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. a dangerous morning rush hour and tapers off late tomorrow afternoon. after that the dangerous windchills and record colds come in. we have cecily tynan here with more on that and the injection of cold air that the storm brings. >> i'm wait

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most of the region here, but let's switch gearing, one of the live neighborhood network shots, down in sussex county, probably see it little more readily, little damp. we had rain rolled through early this morning, from an area of low pressure riding in , along a stalled front off to the southeast. so, still very cloudy in most of the area. even right now, there is some hint of wet weather, most of this is not actually verifying at the ground level, sometimes radar can pick up on things that aren't actually there. and in this case, that's what's happening. but, there is, in fact, little bit of very, very light precipitation still falling just off of the delaware bay area here in cape may county we zoom, see we're sandwiched. system to the west, the one we talked about putting us in the squeeze play of sorts. now, this is still rotating nearby even as early as late tonight, did start to see bit of wintery mix get thrown back on shore because of that. philly stay dry. this disturbance get in here tomorrow. that ends up bringing our next shot for some snowfall, in the city, and every other locat

strong winds snow hit sucks sucks -- sussex county with a vengeance yesterday. >> did clear out at house yesterday? >> reporter: there's a path to c my husband woke up at and started my car.ood man i good one. he deals with me, so he really is a saint. matt don't agree with me. we're live in fishtown, and you can see snow and ice on sides of the roads fishtown, delaware avenue you can see traffic moving okay, you can see the snow and the ice leading in the lanes give yourself more time than you normally would as you go out. an accident on the turnpikeapproaching 195. ink this camera got frozen a little bit in franklin township in salem county. a snowy intersection you're seeing a car move, looks like we have be careful as you head out there right now. s out anne about in mount airy. you can see the snow on the roads. look how carefully mobile 6 is driving. that's what you need to do we're live in mount airy. you see our photographer chuck there heading toward the stop sign. you could easily go through it, that's why he is driving so slowly and anticipating it that's drive gett through th

click extreme southern sussex county delaware with light snow right now otherwise it is cold, cloudy all day long after the snow has moved on out, the cloud are in place but they will start to clear tonight skies clear it will be cold tonight but then some changes are on the way. just a quick recap of the snow totals in blakesly in the poconos, 9 inches fell, jim sharp 6.5. allentown three. haddon heights 1.2 and .2 in philadelphia. storm performed pretty much as anticipated it was more of a timing issue then anything else, and looks beautiful and bethlehem and and on her run and keep her out even in the snow definitely, looking nice but not so great if you had to drive-in it. temperatures behind this storm , in the pennsylvania 24 hours have plumeted, 15 to 20 degrees, and cross the region and it is cold, and as we mentioned then watch out for refreeze. temperatures in the 20's and teens. anything that is wet or anything still slushy and snowy will refreeze even your driveway, watch for black ice and watch for icy spots on the sidewalks. but any snow you got looks like it will melt

but, for us, it is ocean county, half of burlington, atlantic, cape may, sussex county delaware under this winter storm warning now, for tonight, into tomorrow evening, not only for the four to 6 inches of accumulation, possible, but for the 45-mile an hour winds that are possible, as well. so here we are, with the forecast for when this starts. 11:00 p.m. midnight is when it starts to spread into the area. and then we zoom in a little closer to show you it kind of hugs the coast, if it stays as far off shore as we are hoping it does, we will sort of get brushed by this storm with several inches, at the shore, and very little hopefully here in the metro area. but just a tiny bit of a more westward track, we could get a lot more snow than anticipated. keep that in mind making your plans, just plan for the worse, hope for the best, what we do. does look like most everybody will be out of here finished by noon. one. computer models predicting maybe 4.8 inches, and atlantic city, more than three in wildwood. make close to 2 inches in millville, and maybe a tent of an inch in philadelphia.

dart has no service in sussex, how much, they are running buses in both kent and dover. also, no paratransit service in sussex county, and again, all of that information throughout the day will be updated on their website. regional rail lines anywhere from 15 to 20 minute delays. any train that goes through bryn mawr certainly delayed. the 35 and the 120 suspended. a lot of the other ones are all on detour, your best bet go to septa.org, their system status button, specially for later on, when you get ready to head back home, you want to know the status that far bus before you head out the front door. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> new jersey declaring state of emergency for cape may, atlantic, ocean, monmouth counties, real quick, do want to point out all non-essential employees do not have to report to work in new jersey, of course, essential employees must report on regular questioned you. >> that's cape may. also spiking of the shore, i irene wrote in, just got done plowing in atlantic city, work 17 hours with her co-workers, hard it keep up. we a lot of snow ou

a winter storm watch has been issued with this impending system, portions of ocean city through sussex county delaware, under the winter storm watch and continuing to thursday. can't see much of this system just yet on stormscan 3. but the pieces are coming together. there's an arctic cold fronted we'll watch for whether these two systems can stay together and produce a storm system and how far west that precipitation will get once that happens, if they stay separate. those systems will have less snow and take a look you can see it's a very, very close call, this particular model brings precipitation right along the coast, others a little further inland we'll talk about some of those model discrepancies coming up. you can see how strong this system is and it's going to be a brush of snow for iaccumulating snow especially along the coast, strong winds as well. and of course, the track of that storm will determine the exact impact and just how much snow will fall. we got our first snow map coming up, i'll tell you likely amounts you can expect as of now and we'll talk about some of the c

there is a blizzard warning for our shore counties and also sussex county, delaware. a winter storm warning where you see the pink for philadelphia, south jersey and our adjacent suburbs and winter weather advisory as you go north and west further await from the storm but everybody sees the snow. snow rates of one to 2-inches an hour in that rapidly intensifying storm especially of course in that blizzard warning down the shore. down the shore winds gusting to 50 miles an hour and visibility in that blizzard warning area a quarter mile or less obviously hazardous travel. so this is what we expect. with that storm. in the blizzard warning and then some brutal cold that's going to coming in after that. temperatures right now in the 20s. wind chills mainly in the teens. cold enough for all snow and chris, down the shore, it could be just horrific because of the snow obviously the blowing snow, the poor visibility and the possibility of power outages when brutal cold is going to follow. >> reporter: that's right, kathy. i just got off the phone with emergency managers her

down into parts of sussex county. and then as we go to the west, nearly nothing. that's why we have neighborhood weather. more on what to suspect the rest of the week. >> that snow is heading straight toward an already frozen jersey shore. just gt video showing the beach in lower cape may county. cydney long is joining us live in ocean city. people there are preparing to get hit with snow. >> they definitely are. the system still very much brewing out at sea. they can handle the snow, but what they are concerned about is the high winds. and this take a lock at this super moon. that's what has people here most concerned. >> it's cold. it's cold. >> in sheer awe of mother nature and the rock solid frozen shoreline at sunset beach, she and her husband don't plan to stick around for what could be a dangerous snowstorm. >> it was terrible. we want to go home where it's safe. >> reporter: wednesday night a system could dump 3 to 6 inches of snow at the shore and do so packing 50-mile-per-hour gusts. >> it's more windy here than philadelphia. >> we saw decorations gettin

he was admitted to the nearest available psychiatric adult bed in west sussex, a a50 mile round trip from his home and family in manchester. the lack of mental health beds is a national crisis and scandal so when will the prime minister turn her warm words on mental health into action to solve the crisis?” warm words on mental health into action to solve the crisis? i can say to the honourable gentleman, obviously i am sorry to hear of the experience of his constituent. we are turning the words that we have put on in terms of a priority for mental health into action. is them over a slew? yes, that is why we are continuing to put an emphasis on this. we do see more people being able to access mental health services everyday. we've increased the number of people having access to therapies, we've increased the funding available for mental health. there is more for us to do but we are putting more money in and taking more action on mental health than any previous government. sir desmond swayne. cheering order! order! the right honourable gentleman is extremely alert! order! and i want

moving to kent and sussex counties, temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. lincoln to lewis. 34 now, above the freezing mark there, in rehoboth beach. areawide, big range in temperatures. coldest spots up north. 10 in mt. pocono where they're pumping out the snow and trying to make as much as possible. we will a lot of warm air headed our way. what's happening here? this is the game changer. the storm system that's been plaguing southern california with all those mudslides and torrential rains, that's bringing pacific air into the country. a major warmup here. by major, i'm talking about temperatures in the 60s by friday. no joke. clouds to the west. for the next two days, looking nice here . as we move into tomorrow, highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. clouds, maybe a late-day shower. i'm not too concerned about the shower threat for tomorrow. looking at the rainy friday with temperatures into the 60s. a major meltdown on the way. looking ahead, the meltdown continues for the rest of the week. the friday soaker, the one we're track, waves of rain. that cou

we have advisory, winter storm watches and warnings now posted from southeast new jersey to sussex county delaware forewarnings. you know it will happen here. further inland, not quite, as big of a threat but it certainly is, still a pretty substantial storm that is at least producing a glancing blow to our area we will get much more on how much we will get, as to the timing as well just a little later in the show. if you are watching us this hour just trying to get out the door this is what you will face. not a lot, it is still very cold, outside but today is a proverbial calm before the storm. we have quiet weather, just a few cloud, current temperatures are absolutely still very cold but they are not as harsh as they have been in recent mornings. here we're flirting with 20 in a couple of spots which has been really hard to do in recent days. we are down to the single digits in these most outlining , suburbs. as day progresses we expect to see some additional cloud because again there is a nor'easter that will be developing. now that snow will move in later on tonight especially, and w

winter storm watch for sussex county in delaware, delaware beaches could get four to 6 inches of snow, we will see but timing of the storm these are latest model runs that have taken it further off shore a little bit we will still see snow spreading in wednesday night thursday morning, and it is still remaining to be scene how far west this storm will spread snow. if you live along the coast count on something happening tomorrow night into thursday morning, again tonight kathy orr will have very latest on the "fox news" at five and 6:00, 10 and 11:00. >>> we have differences in the amount of snow forecast todd. moses north american model which has 3 inches for us and as much as, 8 inches for the shore. that is the atlantic city forecast. other models are keeping those totals low so i think that might be the rogue model, we will see how it plays out. thirty tomorrow. twenty-seven on thursday with that snow possible in the morning and then, another blast oven colder arctic air 17 degrees on friday, 15 on saturday but then we could zoom backup to normal temperatures by monday, of next we

sussex county right up new jersey shoreline where you'll get hit hardest and we will get to those current conditions right now. currently seeing sustain wind speed in the 20's in atlantic city, wildwood, up and down the shoreline. look at the convergens of the winds off shore there so there is just power with this storm system. but this is north and west winds are not quite as harsh but will notice a harsh wind chill as day goes on. lets look at storm scan, the nor'easter wrapping itself up. we are on the northwest side with the cold air getting wrapped in witt. we had enough cold to bring this in, straight up snow since the beginning but now we are getting more chill, getting reenforced over the span of the entire day and that ends up allowing for a know dive by tomorrow. looking at the zoom here locally the heaviest snow band s are obvious darker shade of purple the heaviest, snow intensity. that is where we are mentioning dunn near the shore atlantic county, burlington, ocean counties. that is where sweet spot will end when it comes to snowfall totals. we had to double the spec tation

the ordinance seeks to change it for sussex county. supporters argue mandatory membership scares off companies. opponents say the ordinance is designed to kill unions. >>> you may want to make your reservation now for this year's restaurant week here in philadelphia. >> i'm already hungry. participating restaurants across the city will offer discounted three-course menu was january 14th through the 26th. a three-course lunch runs $20, and a three-course dinner is $35. we can all go together, and bill will pick up the bill. >> i like that idea. >> when is philadelphia's breakfast -- a lunch deal, too? >> yes. lunch and dinner. >> yeah. >> which one, take your pick. you make the reservations. we will go. how about that? >> for sure. >>> the good news, it should be warmer. >> we'll be inside. >> it will take time to get the warmup going. today, frigid. a frigid morning. many neighborhoods feel like they're below 0. dry today, but i'm tracking light snow for wednesday night and thursday. another arctic blast at the end of the week. as cold

in delaware, steady snow, that's for millsboro and sussex county. they're getting a little break right now at the shore for atlantic city. that's temporary. this will fill right back in. we're expecting some of the highest totals right along the coast. and it's going to be here through the morning and for part of the afternoon, as well. 7:00 this morning. look at that steady show, especially in delaware and south jersey. but noontime, it thins out to the west. by this afternoon, it will have gusty winds and clearing out. we'll keep you updated at 4:00. tomorrow's mega millions is $418 million. a lot of money, we will be right back. ctive for joint support than glucosamine chondroitin. move free ultra is a better solution. its clinically-proven ingredient gives you better mobility, flexibility and comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, all in one tiny, easy-to-take pill. stay on the move with move free ultra, also in (delicious) new gummies, and enjoy living well. we believe in food that's anaturally beautiful,, fresh and nutritious. so there are no a

five inches in sussex county, so your crews even though they're going at the fastest pace they can go at it's still going to come down in between passes. >> absolutely. they will have their work cut out for them today and our crews will be on the roads for the duration of the storm and after wards as well. >> thanks so much for joining us from del dot and we'll be checking back in with you throughout the morning for updates. >> with the wind, snow and cold temperatures you want to make sure that your pets stay safe. it's also important to feed your pets a little bit extra food during the cold temperatures because they burn energy trying to keep warm in the winter. these are the dogs at doggy daycare in north wilmington where the pets are staying warm and they can burn off energy without having to go out into the frigid weather. >>> all right. weather is the big story this morning. pets are trying to stay warm, but we're trying to keep you safe because there are dangerous conditions out there throughout the roads. now to more of the stories we're following right now at nbc 10 news at 5

different the conditions can be, we had plenty of clouds, just even county or too away down here in sussex county, absolutely beautiful. see 12 folks walking up and down the shore line, one more shot to show you at last check it was snowing, tough to find that right now but look close you can see the flakes flying over the darker areas of the camera at whitfield he'd henry school next-door to reading in >> something coming right now working its way through in the next few hours. >> the temperature will climb another cup of of degrees. >> it means it holds back, in the just one kind of precipitation. >> even by 1:00, 2:00 much hasn't reached new jersey, that's why your winter weather advisory in these areas isn't even going to take effect. but look at this. as this over spreads the portion of the i-95 corridor and immediate vicinity, you have got yourselves a nasty little batch of icing coming through. now it is not going to accumulate very much. it would be, you know, in that regard, it is not going to be super hefty ways down power lines, causes power outages, it is not that kind after sy

weather service already issued a winter storm watch for central and south jersey along the coast in sussex county delaware this goes down into maryland, have have a the carolinas it is going to be a mess. if you're trying to get down to the south a friend of mine trying to get to myrtle beach, wait until the storm passes because you'll drive right night. an area of low pressure developing just to the north of the bahamas. and it's going to move up the eastern seaboard. this is all snow right through the carolinas, charleston, into the coast toward the outer backs through allay up through virginia it ends off the coast of nova scotia where winds could be gust fog 75 maybe even 80 miles an hour. this is powerful storm. hour by hour, you see tomorrow night snow along the coast. and then it moves inland as the storm gets a little closer. you can see right along the i-95 corridor north and west, thursday morning at 6am it's snowing. then as the storm pulls away toward new england everything begins to move out by late thursday afternoon it should be out of here by thursday evening. three to 6-in

david barnes 2,000 acres in west sussex and is glad these proposals will not comment until 202a. these proposals will not comment until 2024. it is these proposals will not comment until2024. it is really these proposals will not comment until 2024. it is really important, it gives is a chance to adjust our businesses and study the impact of brexit and plan accordingly. farming isa brexit and plan accordingly. farming is a long—term business. the cattle we have on the farm, many will not be sold until we leave the eu so any chance to plan ahead is really valuable. cut-price competition from overseas like chickens treated with chlorine from the us, is banned in the eu. some worry that in a rush to make new trade partners, uk farmers will be undercut. some farmers say, if that happens, we willjust have to lower our standards to compete. well, that is a race to the bottom. what will happen is, we will lose. ultimately, britain doesn't have the economies of scale to produce low quality, low welfare food more cheaply than other countries. there is perhaps no other sector where opinion is

it says the country's largest operator has not provided value for money for the travellers in kent, sussex, cambridgeshire and norfolk. the uk's second largest supermarket, sainsbury‘s, says its profits could come in higher than expected, after record sales during christmas week. the chain says overall sales were up 1.1% over the last three months, as higher food sales compensated for lower sales of non—food items, especially at argos — the chain it now owns. the supermarket‘s chief executive mike coupe said it was feeling the pressure from competitors and it needed to adapt to its customers needs. we had a very good christmas. our operational standards were great and we serve our operational standards were great and we serve oui’ customers operational standards were great and we serve our customers brilliantly well. we saw growth in our food business, but we also group our market share in clothing. we think oui’ market share in clothing. we think our results are pretty good. we saw growth in our food our results are pretty good. we saw growth in ourfood business. but we can't

pretty good job of cleaning upstate roads here in delaware, but they've got real challenge apparently in sussex county where there was a snow emergency. they've gotten hammered with the snow down there. they're asking that only official vehicles stay on the road. worry here, though, along naamans road in northern wilmington. things are moving pretty well. it's just really cold out here. live in wilmington, jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. stay warm out there. septa doing its best to let you know the state of things in light of this big storm. as of right now, all regional rail trains are operating on a normal schedule schedule but lines of course can experience delays of as long as an hour as well as cancellations. trollies are also operating on schedule but with delays. only three bus routes have been suspended the 35, 92 and 120. the mark frankford and broad street lines are operating with minimal delays. major change is tomorrow, though, all regional rail lines will operate on an enhanced saturday schedule. >> um, because of the extreme cold, winds co