i know steve keeley take us there live in just a moment. i think the two hour delay and school closings will help here this morning. for the shaders, route 38, right at lenola, right by pj wheelihan's there, traffic light out. going to deal with that throughout the morning. all of septa's regional rail lines, they resume normal service, but expect delays, there is about half dozen pus route still suspended, and that will get better as we move through the morning. so go to the system status page, at septa.org, to find exactly what's going on with your bus route, because things will get better once the roads start to get opened up and cleared. amtrak, service suspended until 10:00 between new york and boston. because of residual wire problems, from yesterday, ac rail lines still suspended, new jersey transit, again, they are attempting normal service today, same deal with the bus route, impacted by downed trees, power lines, they are cross-honoring, that's good, patco, and dart, attempting regular service as well this morning, karen, thomas,

steve keeley levels over there. think of the party, the four of us could have. >> oh,. >> oh, ya. >> thank you, steve. >> someone tweeted us they said the worse part of having no power trying to start my day without alex and mike. awe. >> oh, was that your mother. >> nice. actually her name is momma no, sir. >> let's get to bucks county because they got hit hard, too, jenny has cents been signature up there in bensalem this morning, you know what happened, the nor'easter did a lot of damage. so jenny checking out at first light. ben sal. >> i am did see something interesting, jenny, talking about the trash truck that got stuck. you wouldn't think a trash truck would be stuck. >> of course i put out in a tweet, and they were laughing like all embarrased because they were trying to dig themselves out across the way. i also just got tweet actually all of us got this tweet. lows of bensalem township open for business, saying we've shovels for sale. we have generators coming in later nearly 50,000 people up here in bucks

lets get out to steve keeley at the shore, atlantic city right now with what he is seeing, good morning, steve. >> reporter: we have advantage of being here before the war of it because high winds are not expect until 11:00 and the next high tide not until after 7:00 o'clock and then in the back bays the tide, always listed for oceanfront, back bays get their tide two hearst later so next high tide late towards the end of the show so we don't have any street flooding just yet and you can tell in our picture just a light drizzle and hardly any wind. we can see the very bright neon from the atlantic city casino so visibility not completely block you can tell, hazy because of the drizzle but not so bad. this is black horse pike at west end avenue where we make that right turn to get to ventnor and this is notorious ly flooded and they basically leave the road closed barricade is here full-time 365 days a year instead of keeping them back and forth from their garage because they use them so often we have showed this on the water completely, good thing now is for early travelers, no floods s

keeley in lehigh county this morning, steve? >> reporter: yes, you feel so sorry for those people without power now going on five days. and where sue always mentions higher elevations cents, so being without power is extra tough, because it is extra cold, extra windy. but the power is on here in hamilton street. i thought you guys would like there is we found appropriate ly named bar since we'll have our second storm, within five days. how about that? dejavu, or as yoga bear a said , feels like day day jay view all over again. right on cue is a train whistle you hear. we are across the street, from a classic historic train station, the trains don't run here any more out of this station here, but you can see, the allentown sign there, to the left of the tower, as we hear nearby freight trains running. and thank you for. that will because it makes a good sounds effect underneath what i am talking about. trains ran here all the way to jersey city, starting in 1890, until 1967. and trains may be the only smart way to travel today. b

keeley in burlington county jenny joyce in bucks count. >> i and to steve in mt. laurel with the latest there. >> reporter: yes, just moved one town over, from moorestown, and we are now in bob kelly's former hometown, and bob, you're going to be happy that you have left mt. laurel. at least for the moment. this town has been devestated. pse&g said probably the hardest hit every all of the towns in south jersey, wires are down everywhere, we're right in front of the township hall and the police building, they have emergency power, the only place you will see lights. here is mt. laurel road and walt whitman avenue. you can see the houses closest to us, even in the dark, maybe you can make out the houses are completely dark. mouth laurel lights out all over the place, traffic light intersection and to the left of us where mt. laurel road goes over the new jersey turnpike. you can see the traffic zooming by, see some lights going through the trees, and that's the jersey turnpike, and that's the only place you'll see some lights as they flutter through the trees, so y

steve keeley, in allentown, are you with the wegmans there? that thing i think is open 24 hours a day. love that store. >> what told you the wegmans, big neon sign that said wegmans, was cents that the give away? by the way, yesterday, you asked, at the king of prussia wegmans do, all wegmans have a clock tower. >> yes. >> well here is your answer. no, they don't. how about that? >> wow. >> who would have thought the next day i would be back here with no clock tower. and -- >> thought they came with a clock. >> ya, well, the higher elevations up here, i don't think anybody panicks up here and does the grocery runs like we see back toward the philly area. because the couple of people that we see here coming out, they're just coming out with like breakfast, like here comes a guy, has cents a shopping cart, but it looks like he has like one little bag in the cart. i don't know if you really need a cart for that. but he doesn't care, he has got the cart. you can tell, there is no, nothing falling yetment look at this car in front of us here. nothi

we will get down toward steve keeley in a little bit but we are prepared anticipating 60, perhaps 70 miles an hour wind as cross our shore points and inland bridges, and, age closures at airport, thorndale and also doyletown lines along septa there are in delays this morning, the word of wisdom here is if you can take septa it is probably your best bet because you may start wet and you may end up a little white. that could cause issues for the evening commute. so double header here, and we will talk more traffic and weather together in just a little bit. >> sounds good. 5:02. we're talking about the size intensity from north carolina to main areas impact not only by the snow but rain, snow, we are talking about as well and nor'easter just getting cranked up this morning. >> some of the other markets, bombbogenesis but we are concerned about the beach erosion down the shore, so steve's on his tour making a different stop, in atlantic city and now margate. you have a gate there. >> what a difference, the wind is how long, i have this hood up which is rare for me and i can barely hear t

steve keeley is down the shore because they will get pounded so steve's down there here's our team coverage. here it comes. and, take steve. well, anyway. >> one of those dramatic moments, it really is a dramatic storm. >> and wait for it. >> yes. >> all the way down north caroline we want to talk about this up to maine will just get pounded. we have steve keeley, mike mas co in the center of it all let's start with you, sue. >> we have a very low number. we always start with the number of the day and this one , remember last, well, couple days ago didn't we have a 10. today is a three. very messy, rainy, breezy right now. winds will be kicking up more and bus stop buddy has rain gear on as we get started this morning. you can see rain, lot of it heavy rain, southern delaware being spared, but as you are watching the circulation around this storm you see a lot of this will come down and effect our entire viewing area we will show you future cast and talk about the changes, of precipitation because some folks will switch over to snow but we have heavy rain moving through the area right now.

down to ocean city where steve keeley is with some of the things we may be expecting. steve? >> well, we didn't do the cliche shot and go on the boardwalk, we gave you a new look, this is the route 52 causeway, it will forever be known for locals as the ninth street bridge, and ocean city pier for local fishermen. we can be here unlike during the storms where we really can't be here, because it is like being out on a both in the middle of the back bay, this is wide spot of the bay, and there is ocean city which doesn't have much after skyline. but because it is so clear right now, underneath the route 52 bridge, you can see, the atlantic city skyline, half hour drive away, shows you how clear it is right now, we won't be able to show you this from this point tomorrow. and guess what? we come here, and we see todd one of the local fishermen, working today, but up early fishing for stripe bass. he just put his rod in the front every his jeep here. because what you did i hadn't it was a good spot? what's the deal? >> the way the tide is running, you know, casino every flat out h

. >> that is where steve keeley is, right now checking on the power crews, hey there steve. >> reporter: if you you are in the movie theater business probably war weekend to lose power is oscar weekend because people like to see those movies and here at imax, 16 different theaters we currently have no power although all lit up inside even the candy counter is lit up. so maybe power has been restored since these signs were put up but it has been a rough few days for imax people here and all of the people that prebought tickets to black panter still number one movie in the country, turn away. if you had no power and thought would you getaway and get to the local theater in king of prussia, out of luck. same goes for anybody who wanted to shop at off fifth at saks mike you usually go to the regular saks, where you will be shopping for your sweater and discount location like off fifth or marshals or tj max you wouldn't be caught in one of those stores even though that is where you should shop. restaurant, champs, bahama breeze, in breeze until they get power back on. tough in the restaurant

lets get out to steve keeley in delaware county havertown area and what are you finding there, steve. >> reporter: when we say people we means homes, businesses, probably five times that number of people because look at your house you have five people in that house , so it ace lieutenant of people without power, suffering, so 30,000 homes and businesses, probably is about a hundred thousand people that are in the watching because they don't have any juice running, unless they are watching on their phones which is even way of communicating. they have got snow piled up here in this parking lot on west chester pike. get ready for another rare tuesday run on the local grocery stores as sue is warning everybody about what could be a whooper snowstorm for people north and west. people start running and buying up everything. but, fortunately those people luckily will have lights in their kitchen, and power for their oven and power for their refrigerator because people without power will not go grocery stopping when they don't know what they will do cooking wise or keeping it refrigerated or

steve keeley starts up in a fairly, like around atlantic city, then works his way down the shore, because we may have some shore errosion, and all sort of weird weather, so he's been where? he started ocean city. then he went to sea isle city. then he's been in the wildwoods, and where are you now, as you make your way down to cape may? >> steve? >> we are now in west wildwood, mike, that means, we've covered two of the four wildwoods, as our competition tries to catch up to us, they never can. by the way, mike, wildwood being the third, can you guess the fourth wildwood? >> you got your wildwood crest. >> my precious time. >> very good. awesome. >> boom. >> thank to you who ever yelled that in mike's ear. >> i got that on my own. >> thank you. >> all right, very good. i'm sorry, but not really. >> what station just went by? p>> only .3 square miles, so, if you don't get over this bridge, by the way, the cross street there, no coincidence that it is venice avenue. because it is always under water. look, they have to elevate their air-conditioning units. that's what's behind that wood. bec

on the coast of south jersey, steve keeley, fox 29 news. >>> of course keep it here on fox 29. scott will have your latest op those storms and the path coming up. you can take the fox 29 weather authority with you when ever go download our app. it is easy, free and available for you in the apple i tunes and google play stores. >>> same weather system that's heading our way wreaking havoc in texas, severe flash flooding slamming the dallas area. one car just submerged. luckily the drive was rescued. authorities say more than a dozen people had to be rescued from flooding in north texas yesterday. >>> the philadelphia police officer caught on camera body slam ago happened cuffed man has been charged with assault. the da's office says james yeager was arrested today. you might remember seeing this video in july. it shows yeager picking up a guy and smashing his head into the side of a pool. the da's officer says "his behavior was unacceptable and he needed to be held accountable" gayer was fired in august of last year. >>> we all have our favorite spots, some are businesses open f

we begin with steve keeley in lehigh county, a area that's expected to get hit hard this morning. steve? >> reporter: yes, and not get hit at all right in you. you can see, it clear as a bell here on allentown on main drag. the only snowflakes visible are the decorations on the polls. and the cars aren't snow covered. we don't have any precipitation falling at all. road looks wet. but this is the best spot i've seen all day, i've been up since about midnight, my street in moorestown, we had the big wet flakes dragging down branches, then i passed those wires on 73 and 130, got detoured on that on my way n even the betsy ross bridge for the first time since i've been commute interesting moorestown, and in 2004, was slush covered. they usually get that chipping cleared. yesterday on my way home they put the brian down but must have washed away with the rain. i was slipping on the betsy ross bridge. so that was the worse part i saw in south jersey. so getting all the way up here to lehigh valley where it is expected to be hardest hit, nothing right now, at all. you can see everybody

steve keeley, mr. serious, come on back we are at pocono mountains. -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> we have cleared that accident but we are seeing volume on 309, be aware of. that amtrak big delays we have been talking about all morning long, 190/111 completely cancel. acela train from d.c. up to philadelphia running 20 to 30 minutes but expect all delays in the order of 20 to as much as an hour. ninety-five south at betsy ross right now we are seeing volume building, look at the forecast with sue, sue, serio coming up in 15. >>> we have been telling you, wind is one of the biggest factors. we have 45 miles an hour wind gustness washington d.c., 40 miles an hour in state college and higher up in boston. as we look at our future wind gusts 50 miles an hour by lunchtime in philadelphia and up in the mountains. 62 miles an hour wind gusts. 64 miles an hour. no place immune from these high wind is today and th

as always we have the team coverage going on here, steve keeley in burlington county and jenny joyce in bucks count. >> i we start right now with sue serio, our woman of the hour. once again. sue? >> you know, i think the roughest part was that even though we said it all morning, that it was going to be worse in the afternoon, it wasn't so bad for many people in the morning. very ventured out, then they had to get home in the afternoon t made for big nightmare. yes, so there is yesterday's number, two out of ten, we will improve that for today. temperatures, in the 30's, this morning, still may be slippery spots. be sure you're bundle up like bus stop buddy today. a lot of schools going back, but probably on delay. as we continue to recover from those double digit accumulations, and many people did get them. there is the storm. there is the big red l. and it is still not that far away. it is right off the coast of massachusetts right now, it is actually over the coast of massachusetts. so, we're still going to see some wind from that storm. nothing extreme but it will be breezy throu

let's get out to steve keeley. hey, steve? >> it is getting a pounding already, showed you the back bays, as smooth as glass, here we are on the oceanside here in north wildwood where they're trying to build a sea wall, to prevent further damage from future storms, and they didn't get it done yet. so they're wondering what kind of damage they may get. so we zig-zag around the construction vehicles to the left of us, just to get to the point here, in north wildwood, which is always a sightseers dream during storms people love coming out, looking at the street lights this morning, the salty haze in the air from the white caps flashing against a very strong see wall. and bulkhead that they've got here. but, we've seen further down so much beach errosion, where the cliffs are 20, 30-foot drops, and so good thing we're not in prime beach season and still, few weeks away from memorial day. but as we know, saint patrick's day is a big time day here in north wildwood. so, luckily that's not this weekend, it is cents next weekend. i wa

. >> our steve keeley in montgomery county this morning , steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: three months after christmas it smells like christmas in spots here's what i was just talking about a half an hour ago, pine trees, only trees right now other than holy trees isn't it interesting christmas type trees that still have anything on the branches and they are ones that catch snow but even before wet snow comes this pine tree didn't last through the last storm and half forward school district that was shut down yesterday, you can see why, when you have little kids having to walk to school around this and driving around this you have zero visibility as well. now, that the schools are back opened today take it easy every where because kids are walking around this and what he just had a driver come through here you cannot see cars coming, four way stop, but even with the four way stop when you are blinded by a thick tree that came down, that tells you that you have got to take it a lot easier. so watch out especially pine trees that survived this storm they are going to catch this he

. >> where steve keeley is. >> all right. not only do we have multiple boxes, are you ready for this? we have multiple corridors covered. we have the i95 corridor covered. and now i'm all over the i78 corridor. i'm hugging the state line here. we are a mile from new jersey. and you can see, we are in the higher elevations centsment look at the snow sticking to those trees, up on that mountain top. so, they're looking while. we've only had about an hour of snowfall so far. but you can still see it sticking to the grassy surfaces cents as we say, but the guys that patrol and plow the i78 corridor, are doing a fantastic job, keeping the roads clear. so, if we move a mile into jersey, by the way, alex, mike, we'll have real philly-philly play. because i would be in phillips berg new jersey tossing back to philadelphia, so you could be like nick foles, call for the philly philly play, and i can be live in jersey next. >> well, our philly special that's for sure. no one like you. all right, steve keeley. see you over in jerry? just

. >> so this morning, steve keeley is on clean up patrol. >> and so he's in mt. laurel. >> mt. laurel, just got beat up yesterday. and they are feeling the effect of it this morning, that's for sure. steve? >> reporter: yes, our fourth live shot in mt. laurel. we don't have to repeat the same scene at all, because there are so many. this is just unbelievable. see these cars coming at us, they know the road is closed. i've been watching this for half hour now. this line of cars will come all the way up here. here's what they see now. they see flashing light. they see big road closed signs. and i guess they want to know why is the road closed? so they come all the way up to the last minute. this person just made a u-turn in this development where the power has been out since midnight. so they come up to the last moment. then they go how am i going to turn around now? let's see, all right, i'll make a u-turn. we've seen gridlock here, people going into people's driveway, or going into this ramblewood village and country club development, and they make the u-turn in there. you can

keeley was over in moorestown, new jersey talking about how bad it was over there, some trees, power lines but we just saw this sky fox stopped over and we wanted to show it to you. this is what we are dealing w this is like second time we had to tiehl with this, first nor'easter made it worse because trees, branches were weighed down and second storage cam through and they are just coming down. there is talk of another storm on sunday, yes, mike. >> no. >> i cannot see. >> trees over train tracks. >> yes. >> that is why sky fox is concentrated on this particular tree, it has fallen on train tracks. >> yes, you are right, i cannot see. thank you, appreciate that. >> that makes the situation so , tricky there, will be delays, i'm in the sure fit is amtrak, septa we will give you details as soon as we get them >>> 9:31. what do stars wear on red carpet awards show like oscars , lot of times it inspires people, and local designers and also people, who are trying to figure out what to wear to a wedding, gala or prom but problem is we don't have the same budget or team to get it together

. >> steve keeley is now in king of prussia with more, because they are still trying to pick up from the last one. >> hey steve. >> they are trying to buy up before the next storm as we always see grocery stores, there is mad rush, now, if you are watching us at 7:00 we were at, and and, marge margarita, and that is her real name. you said that is not spanish name. >> jimmy buffet's margarita ville. >> is what your story now. >> your normal shopping day is thursday but because of the snowstorm, here we are tuesday morning at 8:00 is this, have you ever been to a grocery store at 8:00 in the morning. >> i have but not normally. >> will you be wyoming snow melt. >> we have plenty. >> this mother left up her hatch, but luckily we guarded her, very busy mother but look at that. >> but that was one parking job, here's our parking job award winner school district bus driver, with the door still opened as they run in, with presnowstorm ingredients eight parking spots, so you can do that at 8:00 on a tuesday morning. >> obviously right new there spaces left. >> we held you up enough but hope