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With what areas got hit the worst. Kathy. Talking about the shore communities, iain, get a foot to foot and a half of snow and while were talking about second part storm. The first punch of course with the snow. The second the brutal cold. Those roads are slick. So obviously there was no melting going on today. It was ice earlier it stays ice tonight. It feels like 16 below in the poconos. Two below in allentown. Two below in pottstown and one below in wilmington already. Look at these winds they are relentless reading gusting to 43. 39 miles an hour gusts in millville and Atlantic City. Those are Tropical Storm force gusts just to put that in perspective and they are not going to be giving up overnight. So tomorrow morning will be brutally cold. Wind chills Lehigh Valley and poconos 15 to 30 below. In the philadelphia area ten to 15 below. And down the shore, about five to ten below. Remember this. Blowing snow continues. That snow is so light and fluff tee and those strong winds will
Meteorologist kathy orr though with what areas got hit the worst. Kathy. Talking about the shore communities, iain, get a foot to foot and a half of snow and while were talking about second part storm. The first punch of course with the snow. The second the brutal cold. Those roads are slick. So obviously there was no melting going on today. It was ice earlier it stays ice tonight. It feels like 16 below in the poconos. Two below in allentown. Two below in pottstown and one below in wilmington already. Look at these winds they are relentless reading gusting to 43. 39 miles an hour gusts in millville and Atlantic City. Those are Tropical Storm force gusts just to put that in perspective and they are not going to be giving up overnight. So tomorrow morning will be brutally cold. Wind chills Lehigh Valley and poconos 15 to 30 below. In the philadelphia area ten to 15 below. And down the shore, about five to ten below. Remember this. Blowing snow continues. That snow is so light and fluff
Zero the current wind chill. Blustery conditions right now those winds still gusting. 30 up to 40 miles per hour. Wind chill advisories and warnings from the carolinas all way to maine for this dangerous cold. Here locally were looking at feels like temperatures five to 15ero around the philadelphia area. But move toward the poconos it could feel as as 30 degrees below zero. In fact we also have records to beat for tomorrow morning. Atlantic city the record is four. Take look at philadelphia the record is 4 degrees as well. Trenton the record is five. We will come close and in many locations. Trenton the overnight low im forecasting 4 degrees would be a record. Four in Atlantic City would be a record. We would tie a toward the wilmington area. Philadelphiaow expected of 7 degrees. When to expect a warmup with the seven day forecast. But we also have another chance for wintry mix coming up. Well talkbout that later in the broadcast. Back to you. All right scott thank you. Mother nature
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