that game? it was life changing. reporter: they re back from minneapolis where they saw history and were part of it, too. it was an amazing experience. i know we made a difference. there were plays we were making so much noise i know brady couldn t hear the count and i know we made a difference. reporter: after all that yelling you might notice eagles fans sound a little scratchy. did you lose your voice at the game? as the game was going i got worse and worse and worse. reporter: from a game so special. it was local, you felt it in your bones, so many eagles fans. reporter: they re still feeling it today as generations of fans returned home together. reporter: what was it like to share that with your son? are big guys allowed to cry? reporter: keith went with his 11-year-old son, mason. it s the most amazing thing in my life, especially with him. reporter: fans making memories and bringing them home, along with some souvenirs and big smiles. repor
brought the lombardi trophy off the plane at philadelphia international airport today. they showed it off to a group of fans who wanted a glichls mpse e super bowl winners. the entire city will get a chance to see them thursday morning. the eagles parade of champions will start at broad in south philadelphia and head down broad to city hall and finally moves down the parkway before finishing at the art museum. joined now live along the route today in center city. hey, aaron. reporter: hey, erin, plans are in place, the city is getting ready. see the no stopping, no parking signs already if place. over here, too, as well, you can see some of the barricades. they were out here last night. they will be out here again on thursday to help control crowds. this is certainly setting up to be a record-breaking day. you know we beat tom brady! reporter: some of the most loyal fans stayed to the very end this afternoon to welcome home the eagles at the nova care training facilit
it is a slushy mess. the plows have been moving through and it s been pushing water. when i say it was heavy, sticky, wet snow, you can see it s stuck to everything, including these electrical meters, the trees, and these light poles. when the sun went down, the snowfall sped up. heavy, wet flakes first piling up on the grass, then making a mess of lehigh county roads. i looked out, oh, man, look at all that. reporter: plows began work just as people headed out for dinner. we ll probably go home a little early. we have the kids at home, don t want to leave them too long in the snow. reporter: with main streets mostly deserted, it was a night to spend indoors. jill invited us into her house of metal works to dry out. nice and toasty in here. reporter: everyone came prepared for a jewelry design class. showing us how they use these hammers. they weren t as ready for the mounting snowflakes outside the door. i mean, we don t have a shovel. reporter: can t blame t
county, lehigh valley. up to 8 inches of snow. 7 inches 7 1/2 and easton just over 6 inches. the totals that we re seeing from last night s system. a bit of snow. now the roadways themselves been cleaned up overnight. you may have to do shoveling as you wake up this morning. temperatures are sustained. they re around freezing. allentown, bluebell, coatsville. philly, dover, millville, all at 35 degrees. these are zones where there wasn t much snow that felony wa felony we go from 35 to 38 at 4:00 a.m. lunchtime, 42 degrees. look at this, sunshine today. it will be a pretty nice sunday before serious warmth hits the workweek. we ll talk more about the temperatures coming up. kiz krystal, we have new information. dozens of people forced out of their apartments and out of a hotel in old city. we just got an update from philadelphia fire commissioner. randy gyllenhaal is live on the scene for us with incredible video and an update on where that fire now stands. good mor
thanks for being with us. i m rosemary connors. i m dray clark. rosemary mentioned a moment ago, we re in store for a couple of great days weather wywise. i think i ll wear my jimmy buffett outfit on wednesday. what s it going to be like neighborhood by neighborhood this coming week, krystal? it s going to be so much nicer than last night with the snowstorm moving through. that thing is out of here. we ve got a clear picture over our region. the grayish color you see overlaying, that s the satellite imagery and the clouds that sit to the west of us. sunny to mostly sunny conditions. check it out. if we go wide, there s what s left of the snowstorm. we re dealing with the clear conditions now. high pressure is building over the region. that s going to bump temperatures up and keep us without precip in the forecast today. here are the numbers. now at almost 40 degrees in philadelphia. we re at 40 in dover, northeast philly. 41 atlantic city. allentown and reading are gettin