the hardest hit burlington county. the atlantic city electric has trouble in burlington and camden county with 8,000 customers unable to turn the lights on. walter perez is live in richboro, bucks county which saw the most snow on the pennsylvania side of our region, and boy they didn't want it, walter. >> reporter: i got to tell you, matt, they got hammered in bucks county. 6 to 10 inches in bucks county in general. in richboro, 16 inches of snow. you can see the results big snow piles in the parking lot and roads. the major roads and secondary roads across the region are in good shape, but the back treats are in bad shape. a lot of people will have hard time getting off their properties. richboro was the epicenter in terms of snow, but power outages, this morning, 5% of customers in lower makefield are still without power this morning. that's actually down from 64% earlier this morning. 55% in lower makefield. 40% out inform bristol. 35 in falls township. the good news the numbers are improving. a few hours ago, 23%

we're following breaking news. >> firefighters are battling a house fire in burlington county, when they arrived flames were shooting out of the home as two people were rushed to the hospital. >>> reading, writing and weapons, a local police department is ready to fire armed officers to stand guard prepared to act when necessary. >> it's time for a coastal storm. accuweather is tracking a system that packs rain, wind, and maybe snow. you want to know about what's coming, let's go over to david murphy with the details and karen rogers is helping with the morning commute. >> reporter: a girl could get used to the 60-degree temperature. >> reporter: maybe a guy too.

the hardest among them burlington county. atlantic city electric has its trouble located in burlington and camden county with a total of 8,052 outages. >>> walter perez is live in richboro bucks county, the locale that reported 16 inches of snow yesterday. is it melting yet walter? >> reporter: not even close matt, not at this point. it was very, very cold last night so a lot of snow got pushed to one hand of the other, i want to say welcome to the pennsylvania epicenter of the storm. if you watched the broadcast at 4:00, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., i thought i was going live in bethlehem in the lehigh valley. it turns out you had to go south for the pennsylvania epicenter in rich richboro, pennsylvania, 16 inches of snow pushed aside. you can see the result, a tremendous amount of snow across the region. i can tell you firsthand the roads around here are better than they were last night. the road crews doing a great job working all night long to get the major roads cleared out. but there will be a problem for people living in the

a lot of work to do in burlington county still. crews have been working through the night to get the job done. >>> in mt. laushlrel, we found plow clearing lafayette drive overnight. with firewood and water in the trunk of their car, the valen n valentino family in newtown are prepared for what could be days without power. they're among the thousands of homes and businesses making due without electricity in bucks county following the storm. >>> our live coverage continues all morning. remember to check the nbc10 app for the first alert weather and traffic updates, as well as a full list of school closings and delays. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. the big story and first alert is because of storm cleanup. we have messy roads. with the wet snow piled up, temperatures close to or below 0, we could see everything glazing over as you try to make it into work. we want you to stay safe. drive slowly. we're tracking slippery areas. dress for the windchill. temperatures today will feel like they're in the 20s and 30s, al

. >>> firefighters are battling a house fire in burlington county. when they arrived flames were shooting out of the home and two people were rushed to the hospital. >> it's time for a coastal storm. accuweather is tracking a system that will pack rain and wind and wet snow. >>> we go behind the oscars curtain with jimmy kimmel, the host fills us in for what's in store for sunday's show. >> let's find out about the rain and snow and wet traffic. >> reporter: a little change with the model since yesterday morning, more areas will see wet snow tomorrow. >> reporter: wind, rain, coastal flooding, street flooding and wet snow. other than that nothing is going on. as we look at the weather center we have rain coming up from the south. there's no hint of snow otherwise just areas with mixing north of detroit. as cooler air gets drawn in and coastal storm develops we're expecting that tomorrow, too. it's only its way. we have a flood watch north and west, coastal flood watch high wind watch everywhere, and winter storm watch in the poconos. let's break it d

the hardest hit areas are in bucks and burlington counties. crews will work today to clear away downed trees and get the power back up and running. >>> second concern this morning, icy roads and sidewalks. the main highways and interstates are pretty clear, side streets could be still snow covered and slippery, and there could be black ice. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching for trouble spots. jessica? >>> they keep piling up here. the roads aren't too bad. there are some slippery spots. don't get cocky about it going around the on and off ramps. we are seeing crashes all over. if it looks wet, it might be ice. route 301 at butler pike, one lane getting by. there is to the shoulder. clearly the roads look wet or icy there. watching westbound at conshohocken, the off-ramp is closed headed westbound because of an overturned vehicle on the ramp. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. feeling like 24 in philadelphia. 22 in pottstown. 25 in allentown. the big story is a lot of our locations are still below freezin

we are live in delanco burlington county i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, trang do. >>> a man is hospitalized in extremely critical condition after he is shot in the eye, this happened late last night on the 1500 block of ruann street in frank for. police found a man lying in the lot of the car dealership and they found a gun in his hand. doctors say it is unlikely he will survive and shooter has in the been caught. >>> president trump is expected to talk about school safety later today, president surprised bet republicans and democrats when he talk about whoever gun control legislation, yesterday. the president had a brief testy exchange with pennsylvania senator pat toomey, senator toomey has proposed expanding background checks. >> it doesn't make sense, turf wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun but i can get this weapon at 18. i don't know. i was just curious is too what you did in your bill. >> we didn't address it, mr. president. >> you know why because you air frayed of the nra. >> my reservation bit frankly is vast majority of the 18, 19 , 20 years old in penn

over in burlington county they got hit the hardest. spoke with neighbors thered they said they heard the crunch of branch snap, trees falling, the trees knocked out power lines. right now as we mentioned more than 20,000 in burlington county still without electricity. >> all of a sudden they started cracking all over the place, kind of weird. sounded like tree -- the house right across the street from us got hit, two doors down got hit. >> we just heard this noise. trees are just leaning and they weren't really swaying, they were just leaning more and more. and all of the sudden you could just here like firecrackers. i have never seen that in all my life. >> reporter: yeah, that home on forest avenue in medford had a large tree branch fly through the skylight window into the family's living room just missing the couch. we should mention mercer county seeing some pretty significant tree damage. as for power issues, pse&g says they're asking for patience. they're bringing in more manpower to assess the damage and that should give them a

burlington county southern burlington county, ocean county and down toward atlantic city you are getting heaviest snow we have seen so far today. it is just push east, up to 206, but still very heavy snow headed toward, toms river, spots like lbi, and still, seeing over an inch per hour, in, the accumulation rate in this particular band. but this is the last of it, and things are moving out. but lets look at our snow, because this storm didn't perform exactly as expect, every where but for the most part across the north and western suburbs, that six to 12 inches and out just perfectly. broomall, checking in at 1 foot on the knows, 12 inches of snow. bryn mawr 11 inches of snow. lower makefield township at 10.5 inches of snow. berwyn chester county 9 inches folks chase in the city picked up 7 inches. we don't have an updated total from the airport but spots near airport and essington area at 8 inches of snow. likely over a half foot in philadelphia. so, even in delaware northern delaware, greenville at 10.4 inches, brandywine 10 inches, north wilmington at 8 inches of snow. newark half fo

>> following breaking news this morning, out of burlington county. a fast moving fire hits up a two family home. jenny joyce on the scene in delanco, good morning, jenny. last two live shots, firefighters keeping their distance from the flames, now, watching as fire crews have enters this home although still seeing flames shooting out of the roof of this home. the fire start early this morning on the 600 block every hickory street here in delanco. this is the twin home according to initial reports, everyone got out safely, at least one person was transported to an area hospital a man on the block told me that person is his sister, temporarily living at the house, their childhood home, which they were about to sell. the man said he has no idea how this fire started. one woman that we talk to said she was leaving a friend's home and was walking to a car when the home went up in flames and she told us it happened within a matter after few minutes. >> flames came out high from the back like the porch or something, and it spread out through the side of th

. >> the action cam is live in medford township, burlington county. take a look at this, one bigotry across the roadways, power lines down, as well came down along robin hood drive. following the storm, officials in medford declared a state of emergency because of so many situations like this one. >>> bucks county was hit hard. this is video from bensalem where electrical wires came down and began to burn. drivers and pedestrians were told to avoid the area at for the road at meeting road off bensalem boulevard. >> outage also from peco, 56,000 customers are in the dark right now. pse and g have 27,000 outages. ac electric, also has most of it's troubles in burlington and camden counties with more than 8,000 outages. >> in the city, getting out of a parking spot could be the hardest part of your morning, it will not be an easy go. jeanette reyes is live in south philadelphia. jennette, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, tam, the good news is, getting out of your parking spot will probably be the hardest part, some roads are tough, the narrow stre

burlington county, crews are battling a fire at a home on the six unblock of hickory lane in delanco started about 3:00 this morning, we do no a person has been taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of their injuries. we have a crew on their way, we'll bring you more information shortly. >> new accusations this morning of assault against delaware county state representative. the philadelphia inquire is her reporting, two women have filed a confidential complaint against republican state representative nick, the women reportedly claimed he threatened, stalked, intimidated or sexually assaulted them. both accusers dated miccareii between 2012 and 2014. our jeff cole went out to ask him about the accusations. >> regarding other issues, regarding some issues in terms of allegations of behavior that's not proper. can you tell me about it? >> yes, all i can tell you is i've done nothing wrong you. >> can't talk to me about? >> i'm at home on my personal property, jeff. i understanded -- >> nick, i've known you for a long time. >> and again -- >> trying to do a fair job here. >> i

among them, the folks here in burlington county. the lasts lady we talk to wasn't in a bad mood as she fumbled around in the dark trying to get ready for work. i gave her credit for that. >> good for you, yes. just got to keep a positive attitude. the woman who floor direct this show, you see her every now and then, hear her voice, di, lady di, she lives up in bucks county. so she left here about 2:00, took two, two and a half tours to get home. when she got home, no power. >> what a day. >> no shower. no power. >> no power no shower. >> even though the power is down, good to people's spirits aren't down. she still smiling. >> she lives up in bucks county where we'ring. >> where jenny joyce is. >> yes, good morning, guys, i was cents certainly home watching you yesterday, i was feeling for you. i felt bad for everybody who was working for several hours and then went home and had to shovel themselves out and deal with power outages. that's what people up here in bucks county dealing with this morning early, around 3:00, it was cents

pse&g have nearly 27,000 outages, mostly in burlington county. atlantic city electric has most of the troubles located in burlington encamden-- and camden county with 8,000 without the lights on. >>> cherry hill, camden county saw more than 8 inches of snow. in lindenwald many are in the dark again or having to go back to rely on generators. for the lane family it's the second time they lost power in the last five days. crews will be busy removing trees that fell like the one you see here in cherry hill. >>> now, let's take a live look, this is the view in medford township, burlington county, you can see where a sizable tree is down in the road. a lot of people having to turn around and backtrack, this is robin hood drive, township officials declared a state of emergency due to all the snow. >> pennsylvania regulators have shut down a major pipeline that has been causing sinkholes in chester county. the state's public utility commission said continued operation of the sunoco mariner 1 system would be catastrophic. sunoco said they secured the sin

if you do the math, actually, 49 but 45,000 of those 98, out just in burlington county alone. and one of the biggest towns is mt. laurel. boy, we've been driving around third hit in a row here mt. laurel. just devestation. but one thing i want to mention we started seeing was abandoned cars. this road here wasn't in great shape 12 hours ago, i can tell that you first-hand. even main roads like this weren't getting plowed, everything coming down so fast, so people breaking down and they would slide off the road. then they got plowed into here so probably got into the subdivision, and just said i'm just going to hoof it and walk. see seeing those around mt. laurel, even offer the highways, and i was taking still pictures, looks to the average joe people just park there. now you can see how this car just pulled off. and got stuck in the snow further down the street one of the schools bob kelly is talking about parkway elementary, i don't know if any of his kids ever went there, but the schools all lit and powered up the problem is when you got wires down all over town, you got th

we're following breaking news. >>> firefighters are battling a house fire in burlington county. when they arrived flames were shooting out of the home and two people were rushed to the hospital. >> it's time for a coastal storm. accuweather is tracking a system that will pack rain and wind and wet snow. >>> we go behind the oscars curtain with jimmy kimmel, the host fills us in for what's in store for sunday's show. >> let's find out about the rain and snow and wet traffic. >> reporter: a little change with the model since yesterday morning, more areas will see wet snow tomorrow.

crews have been battling this two family house fire in burlington county. this has been going on since the middle of the night. the fire still not quite under control we hear, but close. now, officials say the home on the 600 block of hickory street in delanco is in significant damage and is about ready to collapse looks like, two adult were taken to the hospital. they're expected to be okay. but neighbors were also able to make it out of their home that's connected to the one that caught fire originally. >> 6:34. so how are we describing it? march is going to roar like a lion? right? or go out -- went in like a lamb? >> well, a lot of people on twitter saying just one phrase, comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb, but i thought you had two choices, if it comes in like -- oh, right? >> oh,. >> what's with you? >> oh, mike had a little lamb. mike had a little lamb little lamb ♪ >> my fleece was white as snow. well, that isn't true. >> well. >> so steve, i don't know, you know everything about everything. what is the term? it comes in -- whatever it co

from delanco, burlington county, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> march coming in like a lion storm scan3 tracking potent rain. coming you indicate tea will have the latest on the powerful storms. >> we're celebrating women's history month at the betsy ross house. we'll show you a new exhibit that explores the real life of this revolutionary woman. stay with us. >> welcome back. the betsy ross house is kicking off women's history month with a new exhibit. >> stitching the stories together invites visitors to explore the real life behind betsy ross. the betsy ross house is the own place in philadelphia dedicated to telling the women of colonial women and their impact on the young nation. >> sometimes unfortunately the flag story is a distraction. that's all people expect to hear and that's all they want to hear but when they learn all these on the tidbits about betsy and other 18th century women they realize these stories are relatable and interesting. >> at the moment i'm working upon finishings for a bed. it's the bed of the widow lipsco. >> she looks really good for 200 year

burlington, ocean, camden, gloucester counties, philadelphia, delaware county, the lehigh valley. a general six to 12-inches of snow. but we are going to see some isolated bands that reach up to 16. they'll be fine tuning this through the day with adam and cecily as the models progress to see where that higher band will fall. but we want to warn you that it is a heavy snow, a wet snow that's going to be difficult tomorrow. let's talk about it with your accuweather forecast. today turning cloudy, not a big deal, 47 but precipitation arrives late this evening into tonight. tomorrow morning it will still be a mix in the city likely, rain south and east with some snow in the lehigh valley but late morning into the afternoon and early evening that's the worst time period to travel in. 37 degrees for your high. by thursday morning, we still have a couple of snow showers in the lehigh valley but we're dry during the day. some sunshine returns, 42 degrees. on friday, it's brisk and chilly, 43. saturday mostly sunny, 46. you set your clock forward saturday night into sunday but sunday we'r

. >> firefighters are battling a house fire in burlington county, when they arrived flames were shooting out of the home as two people were rushed to the hospital. >>> reading, writing and weapons, a local police department is ready to fire armed officers to stand guard prepared to act when necessary. >> it's time for a coastal storm. accuweather is tracking a system that packs rain, wind, and maybe snow. you want to know about what's coming, let's go over to david murphy with the details and karen rogers is helping with the morning commute. >> reporter: a girl could get used to the 60-degree temperature. >> reporter: maybe a guy too. we're focusing on the weather, as we look at the weather center, storm tracker 6 live shows areas to the southwest and areas to our south. as this starts to come in, the coastal storm will increase the chances of wind and changeover to rain or snow. a lot of things to look forward to over the next 24 to 48 hours. a flood watch north and east of philadelphia. a coastal flood watch as the storm forms. winter storm watch in the poconos, as well. let's break it

taking off of 2, this is 42 in camden looking mostly wet and burlington county issues including it's blockage of the new jersey turnpike in mt. laurel. and lanes are blocked on 73 northbound at 38 and cinnaminson a crash blocking 130 and that is in the process of clearing and southbound to the white horse pike a downed tree and cleanup in new jersey. the cynwyd and trenton lines are still not running and river line is not running because of a downed tree there. we'll check it again at 6:00. >> lets take a live look at sky 6 hd from philadelphia international airport and the view is a lot better than it was. just about an hour ago when we could hardly see the runways or terminal. a ground stopd a few hours ago at 10:00 after near whiteout conditions, the snow is beginning to wind down and the flights are now departing we are told and still many cancellations and delays and as always check with your airline to get the status of your flight. >> visibility was low in trenton the snow was so heavy on route 1 you couldn't read some of the signs. down at city hall. crews are busy trying to

and burlington county. there's yellow creeping up into burlington county out of camden county. points to the west are better off. most of this is rain, but we have reports of wet snow mixing in west of philadelphia. that of course is going to be an issue later today. if you're traveling out of town, wet in philadelphia, boston and new york, no major delays just yet. we as we look at conditions on our septa platforms, mid 40s and low 40s all the way. we have the threat of rain and errantly wet snow. >> thank you, david. >>> something to think about before you snap the selfie for instagram. the picture could make your nose look bigger. the angle of a selfie makes a certain's nose appear 30% wider and larger. it happens when a photo is taken 1 inches from the face. 5 feet.stance for taking self i think i need 3 more feet here. >> clearly we were born with short arms sort of like the alligator. >> in just a few days, people in the film industries will be taking home oscars. >> find out what's in the oscars swag

. >>> breaking news in burlington county. this is the scene of a house fire on hickory street. we're told two people, medics took two people to area reports. we're also told it's not under control yet. we have a crew on the scene. we're working to get you information about the conditions of the victims and also when the firefighters are able to get it under control. we'll keep you posted on air and on the nbc10 app. >>> we have a preview of the proposals philadelphia mayor jim kenney will present in the annual budget address to city council today. he will ask council to pass a 6% increase in property taxes which will help erase a $900 million deficit facing the city's middle schools over the next five years. the -- city's public schools over the next five years. the manager talked about how it will affect the average homeowner. >> the median home is $113,000, a 6% would be about a $95 increase for the year. >> other highlights of the proposed budget include almost $100 million to add police officers and fund the relocation of police headquarters. $60 million would go toward the

we are following breaking news in burlington county one person is hospitalized after a house fire in delanco, township. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do just arrived on the scene, trang do, good morning, what are you seeing. >> well, rahel and jim still a very active scene here. we will get out of the way so you can see what is going on just plumes of smoke still blowing out of this home. you can see crew is still out here. minutes ago the fire was flaring backup. second floor and out of the roof, we saw flames, but fire fighters are taking care of that right new but take a look at this video of heavy fire coming from the home just a few hours ago this call came out just after 3:00 this morning on the 600 block of hickory street in delanco. now fire fighters arrived to find flames shooting through the roof, and paramedics took one person to the hospital, the accident of their injuries is still unknown but neighbors tell us the fire moved extremely fasten gulfing this home in just minutes. >> it came from the back, it looks like it was on the porch or something and then it sprea

still snowing in portions of ocean county, toms river, lbi, light at best and over burlington county as well, seeing some of that snow could be slick spots on the roads there. road conditions, are improving , a lot of the snow, melted on contact, and that is what we will see with this heavy wet snow and does in the pile up, as when air is very cold because the snow melts, it compacts and that keeps total lower in some spots even as those big fat flakes are falling from the sky, in the quite as much, on the ground. temperatures in the mid to upper 30's all that snow is turning into slush, starting to melt, mother nature helping road crews this evening, and tonight, as storm moves on out by 8:00 o'clock snow's over for entire region, possibly stray flurry or snow shower north and west overnight. tomorrow here at noon it is sunny, it is dry, nice march day brisk and chilly wins are still strong. tomorrow future wind gusts as storm exits and hi pressure builds in we will create that pressure gradient and testimony we could see winds as high as 30 miles an hour in the morning, and probabl

county. right now we know one person has been taken to the hospital , and our trang do is on the scene and will have a live report coming up. >>> also this morning investigators are tracking gunman who shot a man in the eye and then left him fighting for his life we will tell what you police found in the victim 's hand. >>> we are on storm watch right now storm scan three is showing a massive system that will bring rain, snow, heavy win toss our area katie's here to time it out. today is thursday march 1st, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, gateway to the weekend so right now things are look g

and also the western part of the burlington county into ocean. that's the only place left. right now 29 in the poconos. 35 in philadelphia. 35 in millville. temperatures up a few degrees since the snow has departed and by the time we make it to 6:00 o'clock pretty much out of here. 7:00 some breaks in the overcast the northwesterly winds will be blowing and gusting to about 25 miles an hour tonight and into tomorrow. late tonight, temperatures still in the 30s but when we clear the skies out, temperatures are going to be plunge and anything that is icy or liquid out there some rain or melted snow is going to freeze. it's going to be really icy tomorrow. so be aware of that. overnight lows in the 20s from the poconos through philadelphia just barely above freezing in wildwood. during the day tomorrow, above freezing with some sunshine. that sun does a great job to work on salt on area roads and sidewalks. 41 deges will be the high. winds out of the west and winds gusting to 25. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, partly sunny an

and as i'm 5:00 a.m., this is one of them, hartford road, main drag through burlington county. and marne highway, you see the traffic light. to the left, we are at the rowan college campus, so there is the question. will they able to get kids in the college with they declare love dogs dat first sniff.to get. dogs love more, because they are more. let's treat them that way. milk-bone. doing more for dogs since 1908. >> digging out and working to get the power back on. >> there was huge bang, and everything went dead. and i look out, there was the telephone pole leaning up against my car. >> heavy snow, tearing trees from the roots and onto power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark. >>> you're used to turning on lights as go into different

the hardest hit area being burlington county. atlantic city electric with troubles the burlington and camden county, 17,751 customers in the dark. cecily tynan is standing by with the latest word from accuweather tonight. jeff chirico is ellen park. chad pradelli in broomal and. >> jeff what is the situation there? >> jim, all eyes are on the road. old york road behind me, right now wet and slushy. back roads and side roads could be a different story. they left chelten in much the same condition as last week, people in the dark. >> road crews were out dozen accidents and countless snow. >> this one knocked out power to the family for the second time in a week. jack keeps oscar the snake warm by the fire but their main concern patty's 83-year-old father who relies on oxygen. >> he is officially in hospice home care as of yesterday they brought oxygen tanks because they knew the storm was coming. the dig out began without the help of street lights. they weren't about to wait. >> temperature might drop making it harder to shovel tom

pse&g has 27,000 outages, the hardest hit, burlington county. atlantic city most of the trouble in burlington and camden county with 8,000 people without lights this morning. >> cherry hill, camden county saw 8 inches of snow. in lindenwald many families are in the dark again or relying on generators. for the lane family it's the second time they lost power in the last five days. crews will be removing trees like this one that they -- thatl in cherry hill. medford, township officials declared a state of emergency due to all the snow and things like this. >>> firefighters down the shore suspect a lightning strike sparked this raging fire in ship bottom, ocean county, the fire damaged the home on the 900 block of shore avenue. nobody was hurt. firefighters from several different agencies, assisted putting the fire out. >>> regulators have shut down a major pipeline that caused sinkholes in chester county. the state public utility commission said mariner pipeline operation would be catastrophic. shipment it is will not resume until the results of a

heaviest rain in areas around trenton and southern bucks county and burlington county and atlantic county and camde county. we have a little bit that's opened up in parts of montgomery county. twhivel areas you'll see -- in these areas you'll see wetter conditions. it's coming down from the north, areas north and east of philadelphia do not get much of a lull like those in the central portion of the region are. winds gusts 33 miles per hour in wilmington. philadelphia was in the 30-mile an hour range a lull right now. you can see how the winds are ue west. we go through the day, they will continue to build, a high wind advisory, possible flooded roads, winds damage with possible trees and wires down and flooding, temperatures hovering in the low 40s. >>> young children in illinois may have to wait until high school to play tackle football. proposed legislation would forbid children from participating is moving forward state. it heads to the full house for debate. researchers believe limiting the number of years someone plays tackle football will decrease the risk of cte. parents say it's

more than 42 teachers in burlington county. [ applause ] >> that was the reaction at fountain wood elementary school after burlington stores announce aid donation for the elementary schools as part of the partnership. and it's money will go toward classroom materials. that is wonderful. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. a powerful nor'easter taking aim at the delaware and lehigh valleys again. the late word from ac weather. >>> and team coverage for the forecasted snowfall. for adam joseph jaime apody, cecily tynan and rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogerss cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> storm tracker 6 radar give us the blue print for what could end up being the biggest snow storm of the year. it begins with a mix of rain and snow tonight. and ends with a whole lot of snow on the ground tomorrow. transportation companies like new jersey dot are ready to plow. while folks are flocking to stores for ess

flood watch in effect in burlington county, gloucester county, bucks county, as well as montgomery county. those are the places that have winter storm warning in effect , heavy snow, 6 inches or more in carbon, monroe county and we have northampton county with a winter weather advisory for maybe an inch or two of accumulation. it remains to see if we will get accumulation in the philadelphia area but we will see some wet snow, in your neighborhood, before the day is through as that storm exits out. we cannot wait for that to happen. 40 degrees in reading. thirty-eight in lancaster. forty-two here in philadelphia 44 degrees in rehoboth beach, and, then 44 in atlantic city. up in pottstown it is 39. allentown 44. with those temperatures it is raining right now. maybe snow. that mess is out by the weekend. unlike last weekend when we had a rainy weekend, this one will be featuring sunshine eventually on saturday. some cloud could hang around in the mourn a and still windy but everything calms down on sunday as we get in the seasonal temperature of upper 40's. we stay in the 40's through midd

is really getting hammered, parts of mercer county getting hammered, burlington county and this is just going to continue to spread to the south. so these areas like atlantic city and egg harbor township getting rain now that's going to change to sfoe as well as we go into the afternoon. the visibility tells us how heavy the snow is and a quarter mile in quaker town that is heavy snow. allentown, a half mile is heavy, doylestown, a half mile is heavy. reading in coatesville, no problem at all. trenton, half mile which is heavy. we're starting to see visibilities go down and northeast philly, mt. holly and in wrightstown but we still don't have issues across far south jersey. now the good thing is the temperatures above freezing everywhere except for the poconos. this snowmelting on the roads but when you have 50 mile an hour wind gusts and snow that heavy, you can't see so it's dangerous travel any way. 38 in philadelphia. these numbers are going down slowly during the day and the current wind gusts, we're seeing some pretty impressive gusts now. 52 miles an hour in wilmington, 47 in co

so steve keeley in burlington county, and jenny up in bucks county, just got tweet from somebody, oh, jen is now in a box. i love it. you know it is what saturday nighsaturdaynight live says. >> steve in burlington county, jenny joyce in bucks county. then weaver jen in broomall, i believe. >> steve has been in mt. laurel, because they got hit hard. but you've gone back now to moorestown? >> i finally got off 130 after my three and a half hour commute. which is normally 20 minute. so, this is the main drag, it starts at chester avenue down by main street, and then it becomes riverton road. now, that's bridgeboro road where everybody's trying to get around, that's where the high school is, and that is a mess. but so i saw some snow melting last night, i was like wow. but it wasn't from the temperature. chris, turn around. so you had all of the lines down. power was out. and you can see, the black burn-marks, both in the mud, and in the snow, and that is a thick line there, whatever that was, and you can see, ahead, they put caps on there, and you can see the plastic thing that's holdin

even parts of cumberland county into southern burlington county and kent county delaware. about three to 6-inches of snow possible as you move toward philadelphia from the suburbs of jersey and then six to 12 to the north and west. seeing some of those higher accumulations in the hilly terrain. in our north and western suburbs bucks county, lots of hilly terrain even lehigh valley and of course into the poconos. so it is going to be a very heavy wet snow and the peak of the the storm will be wednesday afternoon into the early eveni evening. future wind gusts impressive you can see the winds out northeast then they'll be coming northwesterly. by tomorrow at 5:00 o'clock, you see a little bit of a southerly wind component here look what happens. that on shore flow wednesday morning that northeasterly wind because that storm is to the south of us you're gusting to 31 in millville. 23 in philadelphia and by the afternoon, you see the storm moving away. so you have that northwesterly wind. winds gusting to 41 in millvil millville. 31 in philadelphia. and 41 in atlantic city at

improvement south of mays landing but getting hit hard in burlington and ocean county. getting a lot of pictures in on the social media pages here. delran, new jersey, with the march nor'easter you see how heavy the snow is. the weight of that snow breaking this tree apart here and over the sidewalk so seeing the dang and power outages and that continues as the weight of the snow kind of sits here it weighs down on the limbs and we watch that going into the overnight hours. as we look at snowfall totals, so far northeast philadelphia 9 inches of snow and montgomery county 9.5 inches and wayne, delaware county 7 inches and clifton heights 8.1 and cape may 3 inches of snow on the back edge of it. everyone getting in on some kind of action with the snow totals and the visibilities at least to this point are improving from reading to philadelphia and it's all 10 miles to the west and textbook is perfect visibility. and trenton less than a half of a mile. mt. pocono and allentown and this is the band with reduced visibility. improvement coming in over the next few hours. we'

i have emergency construction this morning in burlington county southbound turnpike near exit 5, right lane out of commission there on this monday. >>> breaking this morning, a firefighter was rushed to the hospital after being injured battling a house fire in feasterville, bucks county. firefighters have placed it under control. bob brooks is live at the scene on the the unit block of henry avenue, good morning, bob. >> reporter: yeah, matt a big scare this morning, the good news we spoke with fire official up here, they say the firefighter was awake and conscious on the way to the hospital. they are a member with the trevose fire company. behind me you can see the scene. pretty much wrapping up. i'll bring up video where things were more active. fire officials say they got the call and rushed out here, they were battling the blaze, the floor collapsed and the firefighters fell down into the basement. they were pulled out and they are awake and conditions -- conscious and undergoing treatment at the hospital. >> reporter: one firefighter fell through the floor, he is at st. mary's bei

good to go crossing the delaware river there between bucks and burlington counties, matt. >> thank you, matt. dramatic video shows the moment a five-year-old girl dangles from a chair lift at a california ski resort before falling onto a safety tarp below. the girl's parents say she slipped from the chair lift on saturday morning when it started moving. the girl's ski instructor at bear mountain was able to grab her hoodie. the instructor held onto the little girl who became unconscious from being choked by her helmet and hoodie. the girl's father calls the instructor a hero for being able to keep the girl from being seriously injured and falling off the lift. the girl did have some bruising but is otherwise okay. >> three elderly day care workers face charges for how they got children to go down for nap time. they gave the children gummy bears laced with a sleep aid. she was given them candy containing melatonin before nap time to make them wind down. they told police they didn't think it was a problem since melatonin is available over the counter though usually it is marketed to adul

burlington county a tractor-trailer got stuck trying to negotiate. this led to downed limbs and slow going on the roadways. if that wasn't enough, there was also thunder snow >> how does it comfortably nice and warm. i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside. scared me a little bit. definitely not something i was expecting. different experience lightening and thunder in the midst of this thunder and everything. . >>> other south jersey towns are working to get things cleaned up. this nor'easter is being blamed for a dangerous incident a middle school teacher was heard hurt after bee struck by lightening, it happened on richard way road. authorities say the woman was holding an umbrella, she was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england, northern a foot of snow fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents and flooding is also a concern. so far a temporary fix on a sea wall along the massachusetts coast is holding up against high tides >>> check with the airlines >>> it was a ta

and some new video also from evesham township burlington county. the snow was accumulating on grassy surfaces along main street new york. new jersey is under a state of emergency. state offices will be closed today. governor phil murphy says he decided to declare a state of emergency due in part to the potential for significant power outages though there's a higher chance of that in north jersey. a handful of people will be riding out the storm still in the dark from the last one. you heard bob just talking about that. peco reports 11,535 outages still. but the bright side, that is at least down from the peak of more than half a million outages caused by friday's nor'easter. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us and as this thing starts to churn up it's not going to be as bad as friday but it's going to kind of be similar. >> well, i think a wider area is going to see higher snowfall totals so in that sense it will be worse than friday. i don't know that as many trees are going to be down on friday we saw 70 miles an hour winds. now we're talking

burlington county a tractor-trailer got stuck trying to negotiate. this led to downed limbs and slow going on the roadways. if that wasn't enough, there was also thunder snow >> how does it comfortably nice and warm. i heard a loud cracking and i ran outside. scared me a little bit. definitely not something i was expecting. different experience lightening and thunder in the midst of this thunder and everything. . >>> other south jersey towns are working to get things cleaned up. this nor'easter is being blamed for a dangerous incident a middle school teacher was heard hurt after bee struck by lightening, it happened on richard way road. authorities say the woman was holding an umbrella, she was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england, northern a foot of snow fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents and flooding is also a concern. so far a temporary fix on a sea wall along the massachusetts coast is holding up against high tides >>> check with the airlines >>> it was a ta

county also into camden county. that snow will continue to diminish, but those winds hour boy hour they will still be gusting at least over 50 miles per hour. now, a little bit of good news. as we head throughout the day tomorrow, those winds will start to diminish, but it's still going to be a blustery saturday out there and when you factor in those blustery winds, the feels like temperatures will be in the 30s tomorrow but by tomorrow afternoon, 2:00 o'clock we're still looking at those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. so coastal flood warnings still in effect for multiple high tide cycles. the building wave heights offshore will get as high as 12 feet for tomorrow. that's what will be monitoring and also monitoring the high tide cycles the next high tide to note tomorrow morning between 8:00 to 9:30 likely moderate flooding with that one then again for your saturday night. beach erosion, flooded roadways and property damage. looking at a surge of about 2 feet. temperatures thankfully for most us they're abov

county. snow was accumulating on grassy surfaces along main street this morning. new jersey is under a state of emergency. state offices will be closed today. governor phil murphy says he decided to declare the state of emergency due in part to the potential for significant power outages. though there's a higher chance of that in north jersey. >>> and thousands of people will be riding out the storm still in the dark from the last big storm. peco reports 10,815 outages. that is down, however, from the peak which was more than half a million people out there with no power caused by friday's nor'easter. >> 5:39 now. karen, when it really starts to accumulate it's going to be hard to shovel. it's going to be heavy snow. >> so heavy and wet because tdmperatures, surface temperatures are staying above freezing its a wet snow, so the colder it is the kind of lighter and fluffier it is. it's going to be a back breaker trying to get rid of all of this. let's take a look outside. snow is coming down p

. >>> two people were injured in a house fire in burlington county. the flames ripped through a twin home along hickory street. we are working to find out the condition of two people rushed to the area hospital. >>> a state legislature is vowing to fight allegations of sexual misconduct while governor wolf is telling him to resign. on the claims one woman says he forced her to have sex when they broke out and another he threatened to kill her. now republican leaders working with police to investigate the claims. and ridley issued a deny and no charges were filed because they are complete fabrications. >>> and now the case of ed pawlowski is in the hands of the jury. the defense team says he is innocent. and the jury resumed deliberations this morn snoog more to come on "action news" at noon. police in virginia are looking for a missing mother what they fountd at her home when she never showed up at work. >> and new technology is making a difference at a local hospital. how it is helping to save the lives of patients with heart problems. and david murp

this may bring a brief burst of snow right along parts of atlantic county, cumberland, and burlington county as we get into your evening commute. but much of the area is going to stay dry. moderate impact of snow. it's possible during a commuter time period, total 0 to 1 inch. a lot of what's going to fall in that burst is going to melt on roadways. minor coastal flooding is possible. a coastal flood advisory is in place, but not just for the typical spots, jersey shore, delaware beaches. this is up along delaware bay and includes philadelphia where last night we did see flooding on columbus. wouldn't be surprised if we see this again. so this is a secondary result of not only friday's storm but now our storm today. we'll talk more about that timing across all our neighborhoods coming up in just a bit. >> they just gave us a reason it's not all gloom and doom. >> maybe you won't be see disappointed when you wake up and don't have to go anywhere, bullet if you do you might want to pay attention. right now it's not too bad. it mostly looks wet in both directions. watching for some slipp

county looking good. 42 northbound traffic coming up from deptford and turnersville moving toward the walt whitman brge. moving more slowly with the heavy rain. not a big problem. storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see the area getting hit by this rain that's kind of pin wheel, so the precipitation moving in this direction as the area of low pressure pulls up off the coastline. let's go in closer, currently dry in malvern, and downingtown and chadds ford and media. rain is not heavy in woodberry and 295 and 55. i want to take you up to the north, poconos, lake harm me. h. we have snowfall there. >> police in southern california arrested a couple accusing them of keeping their three children in the plywood box, 14, 13, 11-year-old children have livednhe box in joshua tree for years, 20 feet long, ten wide 4 feet tall.they found mounds on ic activity and running water. chil fily services took custody of the children. >>> ameri pastor b graham will be laid to rest in his native north carolina. he died at the age of 99. he brought a message of salvation t many during live broadcasts

more than 19,000 remain without power in burlington county this morning. >>> the concern now that the storm has passed is that wet snow could bring down more tree limbs and wires, causing new power outages. ben salem tweeted this video yesterday. you see the sparks that fell from the power lines at ford and meeting roads. >>> because of the power outages, the red cross has a shelter open for people in bucks county who need a warm place to sleep. >> nbc10's katy zachry is live there in langhorn. they have some people there, but then more people will show up this morning. when do they expect more people to show up? >> reporter: the shelter open wanted around 11:00 last night. so far they're waiting for people to show up. i spoke with the executive director inside. he said this is very normal. most people once they get into a situation like this go to a home, a relative's hope, or sleep in their cold home. he expects later this morning come 7:00, 8:00, when people wake up in those cold homes and need power to charge their devices, they'll come out here. take a look inside. we were just i

well, two family house fire in burlington county is finally under control. this is after burning for three hours, officials say the home on the 600 block every hickory street in delanco is in danger of collapsing, two adults, were taken to the hospital. they were expected to be okay, though. neighbors were also able to make it out of their homes safely. >> all right, 8:07. >> evesham township police are hiring armed guards, for schools. the high school system already has police protection, but now looking for officers to patrol the elementary and middle schools. they're hiring retired law enforcement under the age of 65. evesham officials plan on training about eight officers at a time. they say they're flooded with applications already. >> i'm sure we will do more on our 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 news and 11:00 about that story, all right. coming up on 8:08. >> two weeks after one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history, marjorie stoneman douglas student went back to class yesterday. under heavy police guard, student returned yesterday for half day,