that's where we find my colleague shawnette wilson live tonight in wynnewood, montgomery county. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris similar situation here within the past 15 minutes or so we started seeing that snow mix in with the rain. and coming down pretty steadily. behind us you can see an empty parking lot. i think the last of the people have just gotten they are groceries and headed home but this store was quite busy tonight with people stocking up on nothing else but food. >> they did have some bread but like all the good stuff. all snacks. >> reporter: late shoppers rush over to this giant supermarket in wynnewood to stock up on food. some surprised to find slim picking. >> i can't believe it are wiped. potato chips are wiped out. people are buying like they never saw food. >> reporter: maria solomon says she purposely got a late start. >> this morning i came earlier because i was visiting my parents and it was mayhem. so i figure let me try tonight. and i'm glad that i did because it's a lot less. >> reporter: maria says her only mistake was bringing along her eight-ye

that's where we find my colleague shawnette wilson live tonight in wynnewood, montgomery county. shawnette. >> reporter: well, chris similar situation here within the past 15 minutes or so we started seeing that snow mix in with the rain. and coming down pretty steadily. behind us you can see an empty parking lot. i think the last of the people have just gotten they are groceries and headed home but this store was quite busy tonight with people stocking up on nothing else but food. >> they did have some bread but like all the good stuff. all snacks. >> reporter: late shoppers rush over to this giant supermarket in wynnewood to stock up on food. some surprised to find slim picking. >> i can't believe it. the vegetables are wiped out. potato chips are wiped out. people are buying like they never saw food. >> reporter: maria solomon says she purposely got a late start. >> this morning i came earlier because i was visiting my parents and it was mayhem. so i figure let me try tonight. and i'm glad that i did because it's a lot less. >> reporter: maria says her only mistake was bringin

wynnewood road in wynnewood right by the cemetery remains blocked because of a downed tree there. just off the city avenue bridge if you're heading southbound underneath the schuylkill expressway downed tree there. sticks out into the right lane and in chestnut hill there's still a downed tree blocking busy germantown avenue by the presbyterian church. stenton avenue could be a possible alternate. also still have some downed wires in towamencin blocking orvilla road. 40-foot by ralph's corner could be your alternate. whitpain down tree blocking morris road. skippack pike can get you around that. also have a crash and vehicle fire on the atlantic city expressway westbound approaching 42 slowing us down in both directions. in chopper had to be called in there. i think i would stick with the black horse pike instead. let's grab the ipad check your ways home with the waze app on the monday afternoon. upper macungie crash on 78 eastbound approaching 100. a slow zone there as well. we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, coming up in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. >>> next on "

shawnette wilson stand buying in wynnewood, montgomery county. let's begin tonight with kathy orr. kathy, the all important question, how much snow are we going to get. >> you know that is going to be determined by the exact center of that area of low pressure, iain. there's no doubt that we'll see the heaviest snow north and west of philadelphia that is the red he had will red zone for sure many folks will be seeing a foot of snow. i have high confidence in that. here's our storm system developing off the coast this first primary symptom is weakening that nor'easter is definitely taking shape. we still have that winter storm warning in effect from philadelphia north and west where we expect highest accumulations south and east still advisory. new information the weather center does suggest some colder air moving a little bit farther south that could mean an increase of some of those snow totals but not significant increases. we'll go hour by hour. you can see by tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. here's a snapshot of what the weather map will be looking like when sue serio shows you what'

she's live in wynnewood tonight with more onts there. sarah. >> reporter: we saw plenty of poweromni working around montgomery county and parts of delaware county this afternoon. this is one spot they have yet to reach here on baumann ave wynnewood. neighbors here do have power but that means the wires are live and that tree is charged behind me. in fact, peco put up all this yellow tape because people kept trying to drive under those live wires. this has been an extremely slow process and now more snow is on the way. peco crews were working away this afternoon here on gypsy lane in upper merion. this massive tree came down in the storm on friday afternoon smashing an infiniti and taking power lines with it. >> my wife and i felt the whole house shake. >> reporter: nicholas and his family have been without power since. like many here, they have a generator running but they're ready to get the power back on. >> i just hope they have it on tonight. 'cause i need some epsom salts and a bath. >> reporter: as he watching crews working on his

joe's and wynnewood road closed by the seminary. 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

this car was crushed in wynnewood, thankfully nobody was in it. neighbors wondering why nobody came out to cut the tree down off the wires. >> she heard a thump and fell over on the street. >> lived here all my life. >> reporter: really? the worst you've seen? she's one of the lucky ones that didn't lose powers. >> it dimmed for a few seconds and crossed my fingers and it came back on. >> reporter: most of her neighbors have been waiting and waiting for power to come back on and most important heat. >> it was friday and then told 11:59 tuesday. >> reporter: another powerful storm is on its way. >> absolutely. i'm concerned it's taking a while. another storm is coming. that may push things out even further. >> reporter: this is inside jason's fridge. all his food has to be thrown away. peco tells me they have a priority system for power outages. this could make it complicated and if the power goes out again the priority is hospitals and first responders and schools. in theory, homes like jason and other areas, maybe many of you watching on an app i

rosemont high end with 14, him rick with 4.3, wynnewood with 4.7 and haverford with 11 inches. broomall 12 inches, media 10.7, get down to west chester, 4.3. we had a big variance out there. even in philadelphia, fox chase 8.4, philadelphia international 6.1, south philadelphia 3 and only 2 in center city and new jersey a huge range. pennington 10 inches, west stepford, 9.5, cherry hill 6, lindenwall, and some of these maces are still coming in. bushkill at 4, lehigh valley international 1.5. they got a warm streak in there. they lost the ability for a lot of snow. last night they were quite warm and didn't get as much snow there. delaware, 10.4, claymont at 4.2. this is our storm system. look at it as it rotates away from us. the dark purple is where we saw that big band dumping up to two inches an hour. we still have some light snow showers tonight in allentown and out toward lehigh. we'll see these passing flurries and snow showers. let me walk through what will happen because the temperatures now are our big concern. we may get a flurry but watch those temperatures go down.

one blocking wynnewood road by the seminary and we've got a couple situations in delaware county, downed trees blocking darby paoli road. that continues this morning. traffic lights still not working on the ramps connecting the blue route with baltimore pike. that's the media swarthmore interchange. germantown avenue reopened but bells mill remains closed. still a lot of damage but we're keeping track of it. matt. >> matt. the rush is on to restore month your to businesses and residents with the approach of another storm o best buy and the united artist movie theater remain in the dark in king of prussia. crews were busy installing a new transformer at sixth avenue near main street in collegeville last night. more than 20,000 peco customers remain without power right now. the utility company says it already has a plan in place for tomorrow's nor'easter. >> it's an all hands on deck situation. we have all 2600 peco employees fully committed planning and preparing in terms of staffing, resources, just a plan of attack for whatever it may bring. >> the action cam was at the home depot in ki

and downed poll at bryn mawr avenue and lower marion and wynnewood road is blocked f the seminary. and not working in spots including where you come off the schuylkill on the southbound side there on flash this afternoon. and a bunch of rocks on the roadway there. i think a truck spilled a load of rocks. in delco, closures continue. gulf creek road and king of prussia road a lot of people use that but you can't these day. bells mill and crescent valley drive. because of downed trees. whitpain township morris road that is giving us problems. skippack pike gets you around it. and word of a broken down vehicle on the northeast extension we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. >> thanks. i want to be clear about what we learned here. philadelphia archdiocese schools are shut down and the public schools have not yet made a decision. in the meantime up next on "action news" at tonight. target is raising the minimum wage again. the reason behind the second increase. >> and a train smashed into a tractor trailer. causing a hazmat leak in pennsylvania. and president trump responds

wynnewood road i do,neda te. ight troubles o southbound, debris on the road fire police are directing you on this monday a firefighter was injured in bucks county as his team was forced to retreat from a burning home. bob brooks is live at the scene in feasterville. , good morning matt. the firefighter is expected to be okay according to fire marshal this firefighter awake and conscious leaving the scene on the way to the hospital. the home behind me the fire is under control. you can see a lot of firefighters and crews had to show up they rushed f floor collapsed that's when the firefighter with the trevose fire company went to the basement. the may day call was made, they had to be pulled out and rushed to the hospital. >> they were transported to the hospital by south hampton rescue squad. when he left the scene he was awake and conscious. >> reporter: was he 20 years old? >> i don't know how would -- how old he was, he was a younger firefighter. >> reporter: the homeowners at this point fire officials have no

back on, and let's get to another neck of the wood are you marion station there, steve, are you in wynnewood road. >> reporter: bowman road right here where you can see crudely taped up street, and cones out , and a peco crew are on the scene, not exactly doing anything other than, guarding everybody, from getting killed , because you can see the wires are in a precarious position there, and that pole is leaning, and it looks like the wires have been just yanked from another location and with enough force to pull that pole over and then further down the street further past more yellow tape you can see another peco crew, maybe peeking through that down tree, and tree crews are all over the place. this peco man working said he is on a 16 shower shift, no than nonstop work for crews. now we have video. this has been a terrible week, just imagine being without electricity, friday, saturday, sunday, now tuesday, the only advantage some people tell us of having power out in the winter, if you want to believe it or not there is an advantage, that your food doesn't go bad in your refrigerator becaus

down tree blocking wynnewood road. down tree blocking germantown avenue, stick to sten on avenue. a crash at evesham road at white horse road. >> david murphy is off, karen rogers joins us with the weather after the break. [drumming] one time, in new orleans, well, before it was evenfounded, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. [trumpet playing] some make you move to jazz, funk and bounce. some of our stories aren't quite as straightforward. blocked by the saints! [crowd roaring] while others prove that great things can happen... even on a monday night. cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] look at the windchills, feels like 18 degrees right now this philadelphia. watch with the northerly chilly breeze it will be a factor throughout the day today. it's a dry day, chilly breeze had a forhe high, partly sunny skies this afternoon. tomorrow, cloudy, 47. and then we're tracking another nor'easter, tuesday into wednesday, wednesday is a big day we could see