it's falling in atlantic city. we want to take you live this is mobile 6 on the road in absecon, new jersey, that's atlantic county you can see there's snow falling there, it's also accumulated on the roads there. if you have to go out, take it easy out there. meteorologist chris sowers saying it is snowing in cape may. you will get the brunt of this snow about 6 inches of snow. these are pictures of the snow you've been sending us as the snow started to fall yesterday. if you take pictures today, send them to us on social media, use the #6abc action. >>> your timea.m. fort lauderdale airport back open after a gunman killed five people and injured others in the baggage claim area. what triggered his shooting rampage not clear. esteban santiago's family said his service in iraq made him lose his mind. is an ago -- assistant santiagoe government forced him to watch isis videos. there is no link between him and terror groups. >>> massacre in florida impacting air travel. hollywood international airport ground flights

i still have a warm spot in my heart for atlantic city because i did break theirfor a for atlantic city because i did break their for a long for atlantic city because i did break theirfor a long time. for atlantic city because i did break their for a long time. but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day but here they voted for hillary clinton. a new year's message by a government ministry in argentina has caused uproar, after it excluded the disputed falkland islands from a stylised map of the country. former soldiers and social media users say the message is offensive to those who died in the 1982 war. the social development ministry has apologised, saying it was a mistake. the islands are a british territory in the atlantic claimed by argentina, where they are known as the malvinas. baldwin street in the city of duneedin on new zealand's south island, is officially the world's steepest residential road. at its steepest, the slope has a gradient of 35 percent, that's 19 degrees. so what's it like to live on a road which must strike

this is in atlantic city. coastal flooding like this effecting communities up and down the jersey shore and the delaware beaches they're getting hit too. we're going to have a live report from rehoboth beach. that's next on nbc10 news at five. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> and up date now on this bringing weather situation. the rain and wind causing major traffic problems. tonight. amtrak suspended service on northeast regional trains traveling in new jersey. new jersey transit is halting all rail service between philadelphia's 30th street station and cherry hill and septa says service has been suspended on

but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day, where here they voted for hillary clinton. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. the religious divisions in northern ireland have pervaded its education system. the overwhelming majority of pupils go to schools based on religious denomination. but now, as part of a push to encourage joint education between protestants and catholics, one of the biggest school campuses in britain is being built in county tyrone. as chris buckler reports, the sharing of facilities on one site is seen as a way of breaking down barriers in divided communities. in northern ireland there is a clear divide in education. more than 90% of pupils are taught separately in what are broadly seen as protestant and catholic schools. there are many who believe that only reinforces the idea of two distinct communities in the one place. but now there's a push to bring schools a little closer together. obviously there is division between protestants and catholics, but obviously now

atlantic city rail line suspended. in between 30th street and philadelphia and cherry hill new jersey. route 101 trolly for septa dealing with 10 minute delays because of disabled bus around fairfield avenue. >>> eight minutes before seven right now. next run down the mornings headlines and stories following for you throughout the day. many of them weather related. >>> renewed push for higher minimum wage in pennsylvania. we'll be right back. nor'easter moving into our area one of the top stories of the day. >>> look at coastal flooding submerged several streets and some spots water up above the hubs of cars. about a dozen schools in the jersey shore opening two hours late because of the flooding. you can always get updated list on the nbc 10 app. >> all across area people begin cleaning up damage left behind by the storm. high winds brought down a rotted tree. in hunting park, police believe a man was killed when a company sign came down on him. authorities will do an autopsy today. >>> in windfield heights no one is

>> well, we're not atlantic city. we're asbury park. >> as i always like to say, good is good forever. great music, great songs, and a classic jersey sandwich. and at frank's, they honor that jersey tradition with layers of sliced ham, pepperoni, provolone and your oil and vinegar that onions, shredded lettuce. you got your roasted peppers in there and most important your oil and vinegar, which soaks into that soft, fresh baked bread and marries it all together into a soggy glorious delivery vehicle for deliciousness. there we go, thank you. >> italian sub, enjoy. >> aw, it's such a beautiful thing they shred the lettuce and everything. you used to come here as a kid? >> yes, my father, he would order like a pastrami sandwich. >> yeah. >> and i'd eat, like, third of it and he'd he eat the rest of it. then my brother would eat eggs and bacon, so we had to order what he liked. he was a real trencherman, he could really eat. >>s abury park, like its close cousin atlantic city, with whom it had so much in common, suffered

this is atlantic city. as the shore prepares for the worst of the storm. >>> a live look now at the delaware beaches. it is a windy, wet day in bethany beach suffolk county. look at the wind whipping the loose shingles in west philadelphia. and if you're heading out on the roads be careful. we have a number of power outages affecting traffic lights. a live look at center city, philadelphia, from the kimmel center campus camera and philly international and a ground stop has been reissued by the faa. the airport just tweeted that about five minutes ago for flights departing from philadelphia. the airport warning travelers to check their carriers before you head out. >>> we have a team of meteorologists tracking this nor'easter and reporters fanned out throughout the area giving you a look at the latest conditions. let's begin with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. bill? >> this is a powerful nor'easter today. wind gusts topped 55 miles per hour

she's live in atlantic city. all morning, katherine we've seen the winds still whipping up and we see it right there now. >> reporter: yes, definitely and i usually have a bottomless supply of hair rubber bands in my bag. guess which da ran out. still windy this morning but nothing like the gusts of yesterday. the rain seems to have died down a bit even from the last time we spoke. there's still a bit of a mist here but the street flooding, there's still street flooding around the area. we're seeing it here where we hereavenue. thisiflood prone area. you can see there's still debris left in the roadway. the water has receded from its peak but you can still see floo. and it's around the area. atlantic city office of emergency management sent out a tweet in the last half hour that route 30 and route 40 were closed in both directions, the tide peeking in the back bay. so, we have tidal flooding. there were heavy rains yesterday. there were winds. you could see signs of the nor'easter acr shore. those fierce winds th

and atlantic city. then as we go through the morning into the noontime hour, the showers shift to the northeast. briefly still a possibly some of them will return. still more rain even late this afternoon to the shore. then this evening, finally start drying out as the system pulls away from us to northeast. see the clouds break and maryland and parts of delaware first. that clearing will be here overnight. tomorrow looking a whole lot better. the flood threat this morning and showers ease out of here slowly for much of the area. 43 high temperature for philadelphia. tomorrow in the 50s close to 60. then here comes norm winter cold for friday and weekend. little warmer come tuesday and wednesday. back into the 30s next thursday. >>> thank you for that, bill. >>> happening today, a day closer to judgment day after center city tragedy. six people died and 13 others hurt when salvation store in center city philadelphia was flattened. ahead at 5:30. take a closer look at who could have to pay as the civil t

but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day, where here they voted for hillary clinton. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. here's the weather. it has been a fine and bright today. a bit of cloud across the north west of scotla nd a bit of cloud across the north west of scotland one or two coastal showers but for the most averse it has been clear and dry. sunshine by day. leading to cold night to come. temperatures will be plummeting quickly once the scum goes down. we will see misting is falling here and there and some ice and untreated surfaces. if you are heading back to work on tuesday bearing mind it will be cold and in the countryside we could see temperatures as low as “11 oi’ could see temperatures as low as “11 or minus five degrees across central and southern england. tomorrow, by eight o'clock, we will have cloud moving in across scotland with patchy rain moving in. quite windy too. further south it will be mostly dry and fairly cloudy, so milder start here. further south

atlantic city, 54. beach haven, 50. the lehigh valley you're up in the mid 40s, there's a bit of a breeze, so it feels cooler than the numbers you just saw. wind out of the west in reading, 15 miles per hour. and 10 in philadelphia. satellite and radar high pressure scooting on by from west to east across the mid atlantic today. once it hits the coast, it is sitting about there. once it hits the coast it will allow what's called the return flow out of the of the south that pushed all the cloud cover and rain up the eastern seaboard monday and tuesday, saturday the first two days of workweek do not look very good. future tracker 6, let's time it out he for you. the rest of the day, clear conditions, clouds. first thing tomorrow morning, the clouds and the rain and freezing drizzle, as well. 8:00 a.m., let's stop the clock there. you can see we have a few patchy shades of blue showing up that's the model interpreting freezing rain and drizzle. north and west of philadelphia first thing tomorrow morning there could icy pat

rain haseneded in cape may and atlantic city. some light rain showers for ship bottom and toms river and look at this. a little bit of snow as this one is really falling apart as we

atlantic city storm 4 ten on the city. look at the flooding happening right now in atlantic city. and likely to continue for another few hours before we see improvement as the morning goes on. the temperatures, they don't look bad. in the 30s above freezing for philadelphia. see them climbing to very low 40s this afternoon. at the shore. the wind will be blowing occasional showers and 45 degrees this afternoon. low 40s for suburbs and philadelphia. delaware, 45 degrees. little chillier in the lehigh valley. might see a few snowflakes mix in. not going to last. not with temperatures nicely above freezing. take you through the forecast hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington watching first alert traffic. >>> watching a crash on the schuylkill westbound side just along golf mill. doing better on the map system here. delays off into the shoulder right now. probably just updated that a few months ago. at least get by the scene. no lanes blocked with it in the shoulder. watching electrical

but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day, where here they voted for hillary clinton. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. now with the bank holiday weather, here is darren bett. hello, it has been a cold day here today and temperatures will fall this evening. we have had lots of sunshine around in england and wales. there is still some cloud around in north scotland and one or two showers for the north and northern ireland. this cloud will push its way further south overnight. ahead of it, the risk of icy patches especially in central and southern england where there will be a frost overnight. temperatures may lift in northern england and it should be milderfor tuesday in scotland and northern ireland. there will be some showers and west of scotland and northern ireland and some showers from northern england and wales. more cloud in england and wales than we have had today. a cold day after the frosty start. further north, temperatures in scotland and northern ireland should be higher t

we're in north atlantic city. i want to take a second right now and talk with omar blocker because you've been in and around this city here. you drive a shuttle here. >> i drive a shuttle bus and flagship, the best resort in atlantic city and it's so flooded right now around this city. i can't get down certain streets. it's just ridiculousfully crazy. look at it. look at my shuttle bus. it's under the water. >> reporter: are you able to move and get out of here now you're a big strong guy this is moving you around a little bit this wind. >> yes. i can get around. we have two vehicles here and i'm getting ready to go get the van to take my guests around the casinos in atlantic city. they are still going out because they're with omar the great, the one and only. i'm a celebrity driver of atlantic city. i had to take care of my guests to the best hotel in atlantic city, baby. >> reporter: be safe, bud. guys take a look again this is gramercy in the north end of atlantic city. we were here to relieve ted greenberg and

city police department is saying route 40 is closed this both treks this is western atlantic city, we will continue to deal with these trying wind but conditions, flooding has improved, winds have certainly, not improved. for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" i'm meteorologist lauren casey , live in atlantic city back to you. >>> track this nor'easter and forecast anytime, down load the free cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google lay. >>> commuters scrambled to find alternate route after the turnpike connection bridge is shut down between new jersey and pennsylvania. as expect, drivers dealt with traffic jams while searching for other ways to cross the delaware river. officials say the bridge will remain close indefinite thely as crews fix a 14-inch crack on the pennsylvania side. and an average of 42,000 drivers cross that bridge daily. >>> twenty-nine year-old man is facing murder charges tonight the for allegedly stabbing his grandmother to death, during an argument. this is the suspect derek dab any of 7900 block of caesars plates. he stabbed his grandmother joan mccoy, satur

let's go to katherine scott in atlantic city getting wind blown this morning. how you doing, cath -- katherine. >> reporter: yes, winds blown on the boardwalk. we have strong wind gusts picking up. the rain has not been much of an issue. we've seen light rain on and off, right now it's not raining, that will get more intense as the day goes on. look out for wind gusts as you head out the door. you can see the surface of the boardwalk is wet. not too many people out here, even though this time of year is generally quiet, this time of the day, of course, you see folks getting their exercise, we've seen people on their bikes a couple of people walking around, but generally very quiet here and given the rain and wind that's no surprise. folks are encouraged to put away or tie down any outdoor chairs, furniture or other property that could cake off in the wind gusts. a high wind warning is in effect for the jersey shore. power companies made preparations. sunny with the high winds can come down trees and downed lines, that could mean power outages. atlantic electric

but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day, where here they voted for hillary clinton. nick bryant, bbc news, newjersey. stephanie inglis was given just a 1% chance of survival when she was in a motorbike accident last year. now thejudo star says she's hoping to win one more medal. the crash in vietnam left her in a coma, but people all over the world raised hundreds of thousands of pounds to get her back home. lorna gordon went to meet her. 0ne, so keep the chest out for your spine, two. back in the gym and working her way back to good health. nice long strides, just focusing on the bannister. last summer, stephanie inglis was in a coma with a serious brain injury. go for eight, 0k? her training to become an elite athlete, she says, made a real difference to the speed of her recovery. the doctors told me if it wasn't for the fact i was so physically strong and fit before, my recovery probably would not have been so good. it is because of my background that's helped boost my recovery o

and avalon into atlantic city. once that pushes east and works out to sea, the majority of the rest of the day will be mainly cloudy with, perhaps a little bit of drizzle from time to time and a lot of fog. it's going to be a foggy day. .8 in reading, half mile in lancaster. .3 in allentown and e and trenton. philadelphia at the airport, that's the official number, climbed back up to 6 miles. atlantic city you were at 9 miles per hour, you're down to a mile. millville, 4 miles. take it easy on the roads this morning, take your time and get to your destination safely. future tracker is suggesting a lot of fog throughout the day. conditions improve through the afternoon, it's not going to be clear by any stretch of the imagination, for today, accuweather says cloudy and damp, periods of drizzle perhaps patchy fog through the first part of the arch, highs around -- afternoon, highs around 53 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes, the fog goes away, but the heavy rain arrives and so do the powerful winds, we

we went to the white horse pike and drove out of atlantic city. we are showing you at least one lane, left lane in both directions, on route 30 is opened, so some good news but how lock? because back bay high tide should be around highest right around now or soon. you can see there is not much room for error if you spin out , go off the shoulder here, you can see bay is past the big marsh grass and past telephone poles and it is in the the right lane, further ahead in both directions and the white horse pike and black horse pike really, just blacktop through marsh land, to the barrier absecon island which atlantic city is on. so a little bit of good news. see these people flying here. you don't go this fast past these guys out here, risking their lives by putting these cones out, and these trucks out. there is guys walking around out there. even though they have reflective vests on it the shows you how dangerous the job is because it is still dark out. you can see obviously road's wet so you will not stop as fast as you would if you needed to come

a closer look at atlantic city through ship bottom. then tracking from tom's river into monmouth county and farther north, lighter rain hitting the shore points, not something we need after the coastal flooding we saw yesterday. fleetwood, you're at leonardsv. for your current temperature reading, not going to see these values rise much more into your afternoon. for the jersey shore, cape may, 40 degrees, woodbine the same. mays landing, the same. hold gate at 38 degrees for the current temperature. and of course in those areas, same deal, just rain that's falling currently. current wind speeds right around the mid-20s to close to 30 miles per hour. these are your gusts that we're looking at. atlantic city, 29-mile-an-hour gusts. philadelphia, 24. yesterday the gusts were way stronger, 50 to 60 miles per hour for those peak gusts throughout the entire day. it actually was the main cause of the coastal flooding because those winds were coming in from the southeast. when that happens when you have that onshore flow, it forces those waves

. -- through the day in philadelphia. 36-mile an hour windy gust in the city and 38 in atlantic city. as we get later in the morning up until 4:00 p.m., coastal low gets close enough to us, where the winds whipping out of the northeast go as high as 40 in philadelphia and 60 down the shore. for that reason there's a wind advisory up until 4:00 p.m. it's a wind warning in the coastal counties where the wind will be stronger. we have a coastal flood situation over the last 45 minutes or so, the weather service added a warning for the high tide and later this evening, until 11:00, be careful of coastal flooding up and down the delaware bay and the delaware and jersey coastline. 41 by noon, the heaviest rain building by afternoon and buildings in the evening hours. i'll show you that on future tracker 6 and let's you know what's going next in the seven day. >>> you have an issue with the delaware river bridge. >> reporter: it's going be to be abdomin issue for the commuters -- going to be an issue for the commuters. the delaware river bridge is closed between new new jersey turnpike and p

the northeast wind gusting still 43 miles an hour in atlantic city, 44 in wildwood, the peak gust was 63 miles an hour earlier and the moderate coastal flooding has occurred across much of the coast and we've been telling you about for days now. we passed the high tide but the back bay flooding occurs a couple hours later. so that's still going on in places like atlantic city and another 12 hours from now pretty much the same thing. >> let's take a live look at conditions in krm. wind speeds here they reached 60 miles an hour at the shore. let's get to cydney long live in atlantic city. >> i know you've been showing us flooding all afternoon. what are the conditions like there right now? >> reporter: i can tell you we're still getting some of those gusts of winds but not as bad as we saw earlier in the afternoon where flooding is concerned taking a look. right here, two or three blocks in that direction, two blocks down to the bay, two or three blocks from each corner where we're standing right now is completely filled with water in the street. all it took was a combination of the hig

you see atlantic city sign all lit up nicely to give you a sense of where we are. good thing about black horse pike here at this bend it is like an old hot wheels track and would be kelly, if you are watching, you remember the curves and hot wheels track it is like nasa car track. it is banked and goes up a hill and that is you why can get past this spot the but you will be forced off as we showed you on to the atlantic city expressway. you cannot go to the black horse pike all the way to philadelphia because it is flooding in different sots in each direction and this will be complete thely flooded soon we see headlights coming at you right the you this but they are going to be forced on to the ac expressway and you can actually make out sky line of the still opened casinos there, and that tells you that visibility is not so bad, but hopefully people are visible and can see not just fly through here at 50 miles an hour like we are seeing people splash through here, even a new jersey transit the bus just headed through but a little rough sledding gannon day two and

focus on president elect's career in atlantic city. make the museum a nonpartisan place to display memorabilia and explain the impact the real estate mogul had on that city. >> people have strong peoplin f on different sides. idea of the museum is there's a space for everyone's story to be told. >> right now the group is trying to raise money and add a artifacts. >>> senators now considering cabinet nominees from a flurry of hearings yesterday. more nominees will take questions next week. >> staying in washington, some lawmakers and activists are protesting president elect donald trump's pick to lead the environmental protection agency. senator tom carper is peeking out against the nomination of him to lead the epa. threat to clean air rules after he sued the agency. group of mothers from philadelphia also concerned about the environment and joining carper in news conference. >> i can't believe someone who questions the science of weather pollution harms pregnant women, unborn babies and growing children would be in charge of protects

for number of years donald trump and atlantic city people forget that if you grew up where i grew up is 40 miles from atlantic city, working-class, blue-collar, high school educated donald trump and others built the casino and tried to revitalize atlantic city and created a lot of jobs and my mother worked on and on casino for 20 years. so it is brought a lot of economic growth and vitality and sheer jobs and benefits to the area. so i knew who he was first-hand. i probably met in the late 90s and early 2000's. i showed up at a meeting one night and walks donald trump and i thought he comes to a condo board meeting. should he realized that he's going -- so he see man tv talking about politics and so i come in to see him maybe twice, maybe two or three times here we talk about politics on the polls , he thought about running for president 2012i think people know. he made some of the rounds and did some pulling for him in 2011. we talked about presidential politics them. people urged him to politics than. people urged him to run for governor in 2014. i remember attending a trump tower

atlantic city, under that winter storm warning, four to 7 inches of snow, possibility. light snow beginning early tomorrow morning. moderate snow, midday, it tapers, into the afternoon. cape may, you're in that warning area, as well. four to 7 inches of snow a possibility. the moderate snow midday. so, once again, it begins down the shore, first, 5:00 a.m.,

i've got a gust in atlantic city in the last minute or so, 45 miles per hour. this will get worse as we go through the next several hours, wind advisory and wind warnings across the region until 4:00 p.m. when things turn around and get better. 44 in philadelphia. 45 in wilmington. as you look at the numbers, this is as mild as it will get. through most of the morning you'll see the temperatures fall. in the afternoon i expect to be sitting close to 40 degrees in philadelphia and the winds picking up. in terms of the rain, future tracker 6 shows you between now and noon, it's an on and off sprinkle and shower, as we get into the afternoon, heavier bands of rain pull through the region, notice how there's a wintry mix developing in the poconos where the temperatures will be colder today. this continues the same pattern through the evening rush hour, there's the 6:00 view rain could be coming down in budgets -- buckets at times. we'll see tapering off to light showers up in the poconos it could be the frozen advisory. in fact there's a winter weather advisory tha

the tail end is just approaching atlantic city right now. still some light snow showers in burlington county and trenton area but that's not going to last much longer, it's already starting to end in upper bucks county and montgomery county. most neighborhoods have seen it coming to an end. this is pulling away. we will see ling areerring snow showers. cape may the snow is long gone and will finally pull away from burlington and continue moving offshore during the evening hours. that's evenly goionly going to way for colder air and that's the second part of the story today. erika martine has that. >> temperatures will get a lot colder. talking about the snow clearing and mainly 20s and delaware, 19 for you. the hour by hour forecast, this is where it gets very interesting. starting this at 6:00 p.m., i want to show you northwesterly winds making all of the difference. notice the 6:00 p.m., we're mainly seeing low to mid-20s for the most part. by 9:00 p.m., lots of teens for the lehigh valley and berks county and chester county, mid to upper

mid 40's in places like cape may and atlantic city. and probably stuck in the upper 30's up north in the lehigh valley. future tracker now taking a look at winds and it will still be a bit on the blustery side but we don't have those 50 and 60 miles per hour gusts today. by 3 o'clock you're looking at basically gusts in the 20's. maybe getting up into the 30's at times late today and this evening. and then tomorrow, well, we have this low pressure system today still circulating still keeping us cool and windy but tomorrow that low goes all the way off the coast and up to the north and we rebound with nicer afternoon highs in the 50's. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, today stuck at 41, still damp and windy hoping for some sun at times but not a great day overall. tomorrow, though, sunny and milder, a high of 53 with less wind and sun to clouds on thursday but another nice high of 33. after that on friday it does get brisk and cooler there could be a spotty shower a high of only 43 and on saturday it looks dry but we're only in the 30'

we're tracking what's happening in atlantic city as the lingering effects from the nor'easter continues. >> a pizza delivery driver is shot but then shoots back in southwest philadelphia. >> new this morning, fire damages part of a shopping center in west philadelphia. >> there are some schools at the shore opening a little late due to the nor'easter we'll put those at the bottom of your screen and on 6abc.com but right now let's head over to dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. we're still a little damp with couple sprinkles and showers ticking to the east of philadelphia. every now and then you'll get this on your windshield. low lying cloud cover produces drizzle even where you don't see the green. not as bad as it was for a good portion of yesterday. we still have issues at the shore. there's continuing fairly decent breeze down through shore communities then means a coastal flood warning is in effect until 11 o'clock this morning with times high tide up and down the delaware bay and the ocean front being the big concern and on the ocean it's happening right

atlantic city, lauren. >>> we're getting a break from the heavy, win driven rain. we were down here two hours ago getting pelted in the face the rain hurt when it hit you in the back of the legs. but we are still dealing with the whipping wind, of course, very intense wind. you need to keep your feet firmly planted on the ground or you will topple over and, of course, that very strong on shore flow has caused widespread coastal flooding this and around atlantic city. we have been trying around a bit and flooding, again, is widespread in nature and significant in some areas. right new we are at grammarcy place just about a block from the beach and you can see just how much flooding has over taken the road, yet high tide came at 4:24, 4:30 we are beyond that but still dealing with the residual impact from the flooding. we have seen some improvement as far as water levels are concerned but very dangerous travel conditions in and around atlantic city. it only takes 6 inches of the water for a car to potentially stall out or for to you lose control. wind continue to whi

widespread and some yellows for atlantic city. cape may county seeing heavier downpours just, after lunchtime. 3:30 p.m. a change over here. the valley will see some sleet, winter storm watch issued for south pocono region and notice we're seeing chester county, delaware county, new castle, cape and may county, atlanta county, pretty much everybody seeing heavy pockets of downpours. next up we're going to talk about the increasing wind speeds and wind gusts and of course high tide. denise, back to you. >> thanks erica. randy gyllenhaal has spent all night at the jersey shore. >> reporter: people are keeping their eyes on the ocean as well as the back bay because the big concern is that tidal flooding, especially late in the afternoon tomorrow we're already seeing some of the winds picking up as we zoom in. also a light misty rain right now in summer's point. tomorrow you could see the heavy wind gusts, maybe up to 60 miles per hour that could lead to tidal and coastal flooding up and down the shore. already we found businesses in

the atlantic city expressway. egg harbor township right now there you go, you can see like i said, lauren, there is some snow on the sides of the roads, but regular cars are able just to drive right over it. so right now there is very -- very few problems in around south jersey. >> looks like you are make your way well. thank you jenn fred. snow is started to fall down the shore. some areas could be seeing several inches. jennifer joyce in brigantine with more on what she is seeing. jenny we found the answer to your question. sean did. 165 days until summer. >> so close. >> reporter: good work, sean. way to go to work during the commercial break. thank you for that answer. i can't get here -- it can't get here soon you enough. i heard you say you were excited for this snow. good for you. i hope these people down the shore are excited and ready for what is about to come. five to 8-inches down the shore expected. it's been snowing for a couple of hours now. the snowflakes are pretty thin. but there are a lot of them

but does atlantic city still have a warm spot for him? the verdict was delivered on election day, where here they voted for hillary clinton. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather with darren. good afternoon. more frost on the way this evening and overnight. it has been a cold, crisp winter is date for many parts of the uk, particularly across england and wales. this was the scene earlier on in staffordshire. and a short time ago, skipton in north yorkshire, very pleasant if you are out and about, but with the clear skies, temperatures will fall away sharply this evening. temperatures rise further north as the cloud comes down, bringing a few showers. with it, some ice. especially across central and southern england, a widespread frost, could be

atlantic city strong winds toppled a traffic light and pushed water onto the road off of atlantic avenue. now, check out what "action news" viewer cindy rugero woke up to this morning. she sent us these photos showing the 100-foot tall tree that came trashing down onto her home on robert road in eastampton burlington county. cindy says the huge tree destroyed the porch gouged a hole in her roof but no one was hurt. ly. >> homeowners in delaware are also dealing with damage today. the action cam was in new castle where a large tree toppled over. it crashed through a fence into a backyard and landed on the back of a house at 8:30 this morning. >>> well, the rain and wind is also lashing parts of ocean county right now and our coverage of the nor'easter continues live from seaside park where we find reporter tony yates from our sister station wabc in new york. tony. >> reporter: and brian, you know, we know nor'easters along the jersey shore, we know what they dollar but we also know how to recover. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see what's happening right now. in the thick of

atlantic city. steadier rain. only rain. even north and west is too warm for anything other than rain. few light showers moving through berks county on the way into lehigh county. if you see any rain mixing with freezing rain, going to be further to the northwest. heading to

wilmington 42 and atlantic city 41 degrees. this has been the trend all month. looking at january temperatures allentown running more than 6 degrees above normal. philadelphia trenton and wilmington and atlantic city. close to 5 degrees above north carolinaal. we keep the mild air here the next two days and temperatures step down toward the weekend. and wind speeds windy sustained around 20 miles per hour. and 17 in philadelphia and wilmington 24 and sea isle city 13 and coming down from yesterday yesterday wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour from the nor'easter that continues to churn. satellite 6 along with action radar showing there is that storm system pushing up to the north and east.

atlantic city a new record of 67. philadelphia 67. but the record was 72 trenton 65 reading we tied the record at 61. allentown we made it to 59. right now, 65 in the city. 52 in the poconos. that's like spring skiing conditions lancaster checking in at 63 and 56 in atlantic city. on ultimate doppler there is the front with some rain associated with it. by the time it moves through our region it will just be a few spotty showers at best. i want to draw your attention to the fox future cast much colder air comes in tomorrow although i have a good deal of sun shy with gusty winds. it's saturday morning that we're watching a snow moves in from the south. it will be cold enough to see snow everywhere and there will be a light accumulation. so coming up we'll talk about that cold front overnight. the blustery end to the work week, and how much snow to expect this saturday. it's becoming a weekly occurrence. i'll see you later in the broadcast when i join you insi inside. >> all right, kathy, thanks. >>> don't forget you can get the weather

reaching towards atlantic city. and now in chester county, a steadier rainfall in southern chester county moving towards kennett square right now. that's to start with. there's going to be more rain a little later this morning but then even later this morning, that's when we'll see the clouds move back out. clouds are with us overnight. that means another mild morning, 44 in new jersey, 44 in the suburbs, lehigh valley. there's breaks in the clouds. temperatures above freezing and delaware, 42 degrees. with sunshine this afternoon, once the showers move out. we're back to sunshine and a breezy day today. look at the warmup, 50s for new jersey. at the shore, 54 degrees. upper 50s for delaware. looks like a nice afternoon for philadelphia and the suburbs as well. we'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. first, the latest in the weather, francesca ruscio with the update. >> we have a president coming to town and that means road closures. 13th street will be closed between chestnut street and marke

there's the view in atlantic city. if the current modeling is correct, well not see a day of sunshine until wednesday. we have not seen any sun this week to begin with it. it's gray and gloomy out there, the pattern we're locked into is very seattle-like. there may be patching misting taking place, maybe a little bit of drizzle. it's so minor it's not showing up on radar. the visibility has lowered with the fog settling in. half mile in reading. 1.5 in the poconos less than a mile for the lehigh valley. 1.3 in philadelphia and millville. and 3 miles in atlantic city. that fog doesn't appear it wants to go away anytime soon. it coo stick around until lunchtime. satellite and radar, the clouds are locked in today. we're watching this system here, it will become a whole blown nor'easter, it's not cold enough for snow, but it will produce rain and winds which will be a problem for the jersey shore. first we'll show you future tracker 6, the winds speeds will be close to hurricane force in some locations along the water. so

sky6 live hd looking at atlantic city. high tide just rolled into the jersey shore and flooding is possible. snrncht. >>> a link from pennsylvania to new jersey is closed and we'll have coverage of drivers without it. >> president trump's first trip as president is to philadelphia. >> karen rogers is off, and gina gannon is in. >> reporter: welcome gina. we have rain coming down pretty good. the winds are an issue this morning, so far the temperatures are cool, these are in the process of dropping, 44 degrees in philadelphia, currently, 45 in allentown. are 45 in wilmington, the win out of the northeast is going to have a tendcy to lower temperatures about five degrees later in the afternoon. there are the current windy guss. 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. 40 at the airport in atlantic city. this is just getting started. these gusts will get stronger as the day goes on. saturday the national weather service posted a wind advisory across the region and wind warning down the shore, where gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour. we

i could see that happening in the atlantic city expressway and route 55. see that changeover to rain around cape may, where we have managed to keep the temperatures on the point a bit above freezing. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies and atlantic city is one of the spots we are expecting some of the snow to move in and give you slippery road conditions as we go through the morning. some of the snow falling, temperature, 35 degrees in philadelphia, so a little bit too mild for anything to stick on it is roads right now. of course if we get a snow shower, a little later this morning, the temperatures will drop closer to freezing and that could change. winds out of the north, northwest 6 miles per hour, fairly light. future tracker 6 showing you most of the snow will be south of philadelphia, just a snow shower or two up around the i-95 corridor. the farther south you go through south jersey, the more you can expect this to be falling. this is the 7:00 a.m. view, by the time we get to 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., looks like most of that is off the coast. fo

we have upper 50's still in atlantic city. parts of the south jersey waking up to a mild start, 56 in mullica. fifty-seven hammington. we are looking at temperatures , north and west. bethlehem already 47, 47 this downingtown. fifty right now in newtown square. so across the region for morning drive a comfortable start temperatures on average about 50, by lunch we are at 43. 39 degrees by the evening commute. so temperatures will be dropping, and take a look at future feels like temperatures by 10:00 a.m., feels like 39 in philadelphia. by the afternoon feels like temperatures in the the 30's to lower 40's. so a dry start to your saturday but we want to talk about that saturday, afternoon and evening snow, light precipitation moving towards the area. not heavier amounts like what we saw last saturday, maybe a coating to an inch. at most. the seven day forecast showing falling temperatures today, 30 tomorrow, and lower 40's for sunday, into mlk day. bob kelly. >> you got it, scottie. 6:17. hopefully you have a coffee cup and wi

and atlantic city, people forget, if you grew up 40 miles to atlantic city and 20 miles to philadelphia, working-class, blue-collar, high whenol educated area, donald trump and others built the casinos and tried to revitalize atlantic city, it area.t a lot adjusted the my mother worked in a donald trump casino for 21 years. it is how she supported us. it has brought a lot of economic growth and vitality and certainly jobs and benefits to the area. i knew who he was firsthand. i probably met him sometime in the late 1990's, early 2000's. him better once i sat on the condo board of the trump tower 10 or 11 years ago. i showed up at a condo board meeting one night and in walks donald trump and i thought, he comes to condo board meetings? i should have realized a long time ago that donald trump is going to be very involved -- in anything that bears his name. on tv talking about politics and he knew that i did polling. he was fascinated with the polls . and and we would talk about politics and public policy. donald trump thought about running for president in 2012, people know. we did some p

gusting to 43 degrees right now at the airport in atlantic city. that coastal flood warning continues our next high tide between 5:00 a.m. and 6am tomorrow and once again we do run the risk of some coastal flooding, street flooding and obviously additional damage to property that's already going on right now significant beach erosion in expected with that continual wave action even as the storm passes by in the rain ends. the flooding will continue. during the day tomorrow, we will see that sun return. it's going to be late though. you spray to wait until wednesday. we'll look ahead as temperatures rise in the seven day forecast and tail take look and see if there's any cold any hope for snow in the month of february. first we have to get through this storm of the incidentally, guys, a year ago, we were in the blizzard. big difference this year. >> yeah, indeed. we got a lot more to talk about. thank you kathy. today's storm claimed a live hunting park second. win knocked off a sign off auto sales lot on old york road. that sign hit a 59 year old m