. >> jan carabeo along kelly drive with the latest on the conditions there, good morning again jan. >> reporter: hey, jim, did i see you with a umbrella in the studio. >> yes. >> i don't even have an umbrella out here, at least not right now, right? when i was driving in, right around 3:00 this morning, i needed an umbrella, the rain coming down very steadily, very hard at times, but right now over the last 90 minute or so really haven't been seeing more than light drizzle. you can see, liver out here this morning, that we do have some ponding on the sidewalks and the roads are wet. but it just really is light rain right now 41 degrees, and fallen couple of degrees. dealing with light rain, and wet roads. >> penndot is ready for whatever mother nature throws our way now standing by, unfortunately, they weren't able to pre-treat the roads ahead of this storm, because it has been just too wet. too much rain has been falling . still calling this a snow event even though may have to focus on heavy rain, a lot every wind and possible flooding. take a listen. >> with a whole day of rain and

i'm jan carabeo, reporting live along kelly drive. coming up why penndot crews are preparing for this winter storm differently than storms in the past. we will explain straight ahead stay with and save up to $600 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets from the brand ranked highest in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. ♪ tempur-pedic sleep is power. >> good morning, katie and meisha will be along in a minute, today is friday, march . >> we are going to get pounded by wind, this rotation in the counter clockwise spin. >> severe weather threatening the jersey shore the fire department has their personnel ready to go. >> coastal flood warning went into effect at 5:00. that will will continue until 2:00 a.m. sunday here at the sh

jan carabeo surveyed the damage and the cleanup. >> reporter: dealing with a one-two punch from mother nature. the delaware valley digs out yet again following the second nor'easterly in less than a week. this time bucks county was hit hardest. >> four hours with the snowblower to get the drive way clear. >> reporter: steve knapp lost power yesterday during the height of the storm after tree branches heavy with snow not only took out a power line outside but fell on top of his richboro home. richboro hit the jackpot when it comes to snow totals. this nor'easter dumped 16-inches of snow yesterday. >> all the treesame down, wires down, our electric went out. it was a bummer. >> reporter: snow covered streets and road closures made getting around during the morning commute nearly impossible. >> i feel like they haven't plowed them at all. one other car i saw the guy slipped and crashed into a tree which is bad. i was like my god. >> reporter: council rock school district canceled classes thursday due to messy roads and power outages. in bucks county alone peco says close to 50,000 custome

carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you >> thank you, jan. you can track the storm as it moves closer, just download the cbs mobile weather app on the phone. >> and the philadelphia area, phones getting few new digit beginning tomorrow, saturday will be the newest area code 445 is placed into service. according to the public utility commission, nothing changes for use heres already have a number, new area code in fact people who may change their number in the future. 445 area code covers philadelphia, bucks, montgomery, lehigh, and berks counties. >> and the stars are gathering in hollywood this weekend for the academy awards. >> up next show you some of the delicious food they'll be dining on, plus this. >> a tribute to hollywood. ninety years in the making. i'm chris martinez in los angeles with inside look at the academy museum of motion pictures. >> weather sure looks nice where he was, doesn't it? we do no have the same story whatsoever, this powerful storm system is still intensifying as we speak. so, there are a lot of details to unpac

jan carabeo live along kelly drive with the latest on conditions. morning, jan. >> reporter: jim, rahel, good morning, right now throughout the city of philadelphia, we are only seeing rain that is just much too mild out here right now for this rain to turn to snow. even so, we are seeing steady rain, and already, we are seeing a lot of ponding on sidewalks like this one. we are coming to you live, just off of kelly drive, as you know, some areas of kelly drive you can see flooding during storms like there is so we are keeping our eyes very close on the changing conditions out here this morning. and guess what? so are penndot crews, they're now standing by, keeping watch , on flood-prone areas. unfortunately, unlike the case with other winter storms, they were not able to pre-treat the roads this time around. mainly because the conditions are just too wet to pre-treat roads. but, with that said, penndot is treating this winter storm as the snow event, even so they realize that they were mainly probably going to be focusing on rain and flooding today

. >> today is saturday, march 3rd, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. we have complete coverage of this nor'easter aftermath, anita oh, in the mobile weather watcher this morning looking at damage left behind and conditions on the roads. but first, let's turn to meteorologist, chelsey ingram the latest on it storm, high, kelly. everyone, good morning to you, no surprise, that we see people even this morning, without power at this point in time. look at the wind gusts we dealt with yesterday. these are some of t maximum wind gusts, we saw wind gusts over 70 miles per hour at times, in cape may new jersey. and washington township, over 60 miles per hour wind gusts reported, in dover, right around 62, and pennsauken around 56. and then even in northeast philly the wind was gusting over 50 miles per hour at times. now, today's not going to be as windy as it was yesterday. but the wind will still be sticking around. we have wind advisory that's in effect for abouthour or so. region wide, it is going to stay in effect down the shore little longer until the no

." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. crews are working to restore store power as the nor'easter moves out to sea. right now, peco has more than 294,000 customers without power. that number stand at 33,000 for ppl, 12,000 for delmarva, and about 13,000 for atlantic city electric, as well as 7200 for pse&g. now, the outages have prompted the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham montgomery county. we check out the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. >> good morning, well, definately different situation , compared to yesterday. but we are still dealing with the win out there. take a look at the current temperatures, of course the wind making it feel even colder feels like the 20's right now, 35 degrees in philadelphia, 37 in wilmington , waking up in allentown this morning, with right around 35 degrees, 34 in willow grove, 37 degrees this morning in palmyra. so throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be in the four's, philadelphia, and down the shore, still going to be ver

good morning i'm jan carabeo. we have complete team three coverage of this nor'easter aftermath. anita oh, live in the mobile weather watch they are morning looking at damage left behind, and conditions on the roads. but first let's turn to meteorologist, chelsey ingram for the latest on this storm good morning, kelly. >> good morning, jan good morning to you at home. still dealing with the wind, even today now it is not going to be quite as windy but you're going to notice it, for sure. in fact, some areas still under a wind advisory, and we will talk about that. let me start you out though with a look at some of the wind gusts cents from yesterday. we saw winds gusting over 70 miles per hour at times. and in cape may, new jersey, and washington township, the wind gust reported at 65 miles per hour, in dover around 62 miles per hour, same thing even in northeast philadelphia and then in pennsauken, right around 56 miles per hour was reported so today's still going to be very windy we could see wind gusts to around 45 miles per hour at times down the shore today and then with the