Of at times dangerous travel. And the roads are going to turn icy once the sun sets and the temperatures drop well below freezing. That could be early tomorrow morning and especially for tomorrow night. Doppler radar picking up that transition to snow, lets check out who is getting it. Lets go to southern delaware. Lewis, millsboro, bethany beach. Milford right on the line. Rive riverview, cape may, avalon, dennis, we go right up to Atlantic City looking at some of that light snow. Maybe switching over in galloway, not as far north as waterford or winslow. Were not seeing it in those places yet. This is a look at the system, you can see it stretches all the way down to atlanta. Its got to make its way through our areas, its going to take 18 hours to do it. This will be very long event. Timing, temperatures above freezing, they will be above freezing for much of the area at 10 00 tonight. South jersey and southern delaware. Watch what happens at 2 30 tomorrow morning. It starts to move
The steady snow, thats on track for late this morning through the afternoon hours and into the evening hours. Then well see some slowly accumulating snow. Not expecting any heavy snow here, but its going to be going all day long so eventually it will start piling up, especially on the colder grassy surfaces, 2 to 6 inches of snow can be expected. More in delaware and south jersey than areas north and west. Slippery travel, yes, late in the day. Right now most roads are just damp where the light snow has been falling. It has been melting on those warmer road surfaces. And you can see it falling at ocean city. Weve seen a mix of some raindrops with the snowflakes this morning. Snow will be moving back in to not only ocean city but eventually into philadelphia where were just seeing cloudy skies right now. Some light snow and flurries have already moved in to parts of south jersey and in delaware you can see odessa right now just south in southern New Castle County coming down a little he
Championship game at the linc. Study tuesday, january 16. Good morning im jim donovan. And rahel solomon. And katie and meisha are keeping a an on things. Happenty tuesday welcome back. Were looking at areas where we he have freeze. We we do have snow starting to work our way towards us. Heres the thing with this. Its incredibly shrubish front taken takes its sweet old time to work its way through. And looks like its very close by to philly. It takes song to get here the snow is likely to not even start accumulating until after midnight tonight you have the whole day before it works its way through. Thats the key to remember this even though it looks like its right there its going to take time i95 corridor and south and east youre not dealing with this until tomorrow morning i cant remember the last time i saw something move this sluggis sluggishly. After a three day weekend more a spring in your step, though. We have snow eventually starting to work its way in and Winter Weather add v
Worked overtime in there. If you see the rubble you will know that he truly worked overtime for rachel. I thank god for that. Reporter staffers and volunteers collected books and other items that could be reused today. Teacher Linda Johnson saved some curtains vowing to use them in the future. When we rebuild they will be in my new room. They will be proof that we have survived reporter her husband an army vet who volunteers here part of a team that affixed the stars and stripes to the schools storm damaged flag pole. Despite no one being hurt he says there has been shock and tears over what occurred. I just felt we needed Something Like a tissue to wipe the tears and i felt the American Flag was that. Reporter back live right now. Cleanup is winding down for the day. The folks are planning to return here tomorrow and again on sunday. As for classes, they are supposed to begin next month. The hope is they will be able to hold them at a Sister School that literally is just around the co
Perez. Sarah is off. In the news crews are searching for a man that juneed into a river in bucks county and yet to resurface and celebrating a lifetime of service through music the Church Organist calling it quits after a more than a quart he of a century on the job. We begin with action news on the oppressive heat gripping our area. One step outside you know its so hot its tough to breathe. Folks trying to find relief any way they could. Humidity will stick around one more day. Action News Reporter jeff chirico is talking to people trying to beat the heat. Melissa . Walter, this is very warm. In fact some could say hot across the delaware and Lehigh Valleys. The big weather story today is not just the heat but oppressive humidity. We have a heat advisory posted and its been extended actually so the orange shaded countriesed in the heat advisories, inside the i95 corridor and down in south jersey theres excessive height warning. This will stay up 8 p. M. Monday and were talking about h