it is mighty cold once again. the normal high for this time of the year is 352. the windchills are in the teens. look at the numbers yesterday windchills got no better than the upper teens we're doing better now because we're starting in the teens. we'll finish in the 20s. considering the normal is 52 this is awful for this time of the year. 6 below in the poconos. 16 in philadelphia. 19 in millville. 14 in reading. and you can see all that cold air just kind of spilling in from canada. the high is sitting right here. it is only 7 in binghamton. 28 in washington d.c., we're showing 25. pittsburgh 20. all the cold air is in place across the mid atlantic and the northeast. here comes this right here. this is the piece of energy that develops the cost coastal low that moves into the cold air and turns into the snowstorm monday into tuesday. sun and clouds, cold, 35 degrees. windchills in the 20s. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the approaching snowstorm and we'll have the projected snowfall totals. >> with snow in the forecast day with 6abc.com/weather. we'll continue to monitor the storm's track and bring you the latest details on the anticipated snowfall for the area. our website gives you access to storm tracker 6 live and double scan radar and the seven-day forecast and much more. we invite you to connect with our team of meteorologists anytime by following them on facebook and twitter. >> police in burlington county are investigating a crash that killed a man as he crossed the street. that man was hit by a vehicle in the southbound lanes of route 73 near the intersection of fellowship road in mount laurel. the man was trying to cross route 73 this morning he was rushed to the hospital where he died from his injuries. the driver stopped after the crash. so far no information about charges being filed. a bowling alley in delaware is now in ruins after a fire engulfed the buildings early this morning. the action cam caught the wall collapsing as firefighters battled the three-alarm blaze. >> you can see the intense scene as the pike creek bowling alley burned to the ground. the fire was reported at 5:30 a.m. in pike creek. the three -- lee alarm also were called before they got the fire under control. there were no injuries. thick smoke portland out of the second level of a home in west philadelphia as firefighters went to work battling this fire. >> the fire forced 20 people out of their homes. "action news" reporter, bob brooks has the details. >> reporter: by the time i got off the phone was an inferno. it was an inferno that quick. >> reporter: an inferno indeed. that's wayne christian he said he feels working on the house next-door when he looked out and saw the buildings up in flames. cell phone video captured the moments before crews arrived. the flames were growing quickly. he said there was a man inside. >> i kicked on the door, he got out. >> reporter: whoever the person was didn't stick around the scene very long. >> else not around right now. -- else not around right now. >> reporter: fire officials got a call for burning building on arch street. with high winds the fire could have spread and got ugly fast. >> absent the great work by our firefighters every home would be on fire, this would have been a catastrophe. they didden -- they did an incredible job. >> reporter: 20 residents are displaced. one woman and her daughter have been displaced. >> my daughter called me and told me the house was on fire, she was trying to retrieve stuff from in the house, they told her she couldn't go in. >> reporter: while crews battled the flames all she could do was watch. we hope minimal damage to the surrounding homes. as for the cause the fire department said that's under investigation, luckily no injuries here, reporting in west philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> a philadelphia native and member of one of most popular music groups has died, joni sledge was found unresponsive at her home in arizona on friday. sister sledge had a number of other hits and performed for pope francis during his visit in 2015 in philadelphia. joni sledge was 60 years old memorial services are being planned. 9:05, the trump administration has a monday deadline to offer any evidence of wiretapping by former president barack obama. >> yesterday members of the house intelligence committee said they want to see proof that the phones k -- were tapped during the campaign. mike pence is on the road touting the new republican healthcare plan. he feels in kentucky yesterday with republican senator rand paul and the governor are skeptics of plan. more than half a million people in the bluegrass state are currently insured under president obama's affordable care act. vice president mike pence tried to reassure the conservatives who rejected the bill. >> let me be clear this will be a battle in washington, d.c. for us to seize the opportunity to repeal and replace once and for all we need every republican in congress. >> repealing the affordable care act was one of key points of trump's campaign. the full house is expected to vote on the bill in less than two weeks. happening today the city of philadelphia celebrates irish pride in center city. the parade marches down broad street to city hall and city hall to market street and penns landing. it is one of the oldest parades in america dating back to 1771. happening today, it is day two of the 2017 philadelphia flower show. right now the doors are open there at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme is hole handle flouring the world. once -- holland flowering the world. once inside you will be welcomed by the dutch landscape. the flower show runs through next sunday. >> it will be the only sign of spring we'll see all week long. 9:07 we've switched to daylight savings time overnight. aaa has a warning for drivers in light of daylight savings. two sisters adopted at birth meet one another for the very first time. >> new technology is being used in south jersey that will help you get the treatment that you need and quicker. let's take you live outside sky6 live hd using a temple university camera overlooking the city there meteorologist chris sowers says the snow lovers will be jumping for joy. he's got the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the day's looking new and bright ♪ ♪ ♪ and you're gonna start it right ♪ ♪ ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers ♪ ♪ ♪ in your cup. 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let's get you outside sky6 live hd we'll show you the shot, mother nature will be lending a helping hand. a lot of snow is north and west of philadelphia at this point. it will be a jackpot area, some locations out that way could see a foot of snow. in the radar is clear we don't have any precipitation worries today, tomorrow night it begins and lingers through tuesday, it is mighty cold. we have a lot of cold air. the cold air sources an area of high pressure along the us/canadian border. temperatures are cold enough, teens and 20s for everybody. we'll get a couple of degrees above freezing today. with the wind it will feel like the 20s out there. it's another bitter cold day across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. this cloud cover right here is associated with piece of energy and snow across the carolinas that's not our storm. that will rails out to sea over the next few hours. this right here is our storm. this is the piece of energy that gets the ball rolling so to speak without this we wouldn't have a snowstorm coming monday night into tuesday. this upper level piece of energy will swing through the ohio and tennessee valleys and redevelops off the coast of the carolinas and that low charges up the eastern seaboard and moves into the cold air. that means a lot of snow is on the way here. that's what most of the models are showing at this point. future tracker 6 we'll skip over today and tomorrow, tomorrow between 9 and 11:00 p.m. that's when the snow should begin. heavy snow is immediately as soon as it starts, you can see the darker shades of lavender here. here's the rain/snow line this particular model has it in philadelphia. all areas south and east, according to this model we slip over to rain at least for a brief period of time. heavy snows flying to the northwest. we should change everybody back over to snow, this is called the backlash here before the storm comes to an end, that would be during the late afternoon and early evening hours, 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., most of this is starting to wind down and come to an end. key point snow developing monday night after the evening commute. the heaviest 3 and 11:00 p.m. could be two inches an hour. this is subject to change. what we think right now the limiting factor down here, is the changeover to rain. let's assume the storm shifts the track farther out to the southeast, all this here, slides down to the southeast, as well, the track that determines this, right now this is the first call here from wilmington to trenton, a good 8 to 12 inches. 12 to 16 for the far northwestern suburbs the lehigh valley and the poconos lighter amounts across south jersey. cape may county, one to two inches at best because there's a quick changeover to rain. this is a heart attack snow, it is very heavy wet snow. let the kids shovel this. the weight of the snow could break tree branches and power outages. if you have to shovel take your time 12 inches of heavy wet snow a lot of to push off there. sun to clouds, quiet for the weekend. calm before the storm as they say. 35 degrees windchills in the 20s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 34 today increasing clouds tomorrow, cold 38 degrees. 36 for tuesday that snow developing around midnight monday night between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. continues through the late afternoon tuesday you saw the accumulation 8 to 12 in the city. morning snow showers for wednesday, and then it looks like finally by next weekend we fall out of it a little bit. 46 is below the seasonal average. >> what is going on? >> reporter: we had mild weather january and february. doesn't it seem to always happen. >> i have a question, are you happy now? >> reporter: i'm not counting my chickens just yet. >> be careful what you wish for. a florida woman got the surprise of her life last week, lynn anne had been searching for her biological family for 50 years, after signing up on ancestry.com, she has a sister. what she didn't know her newly found sister flew in from pennsylvania to surprise her. >> i'm down to meet my sister who was put up for adoption at birth. it is our first meeting. i just want to meet her. i want to know her get to know her. >> both sisters were adopted a birth and lived their entire lives without knowing about the other, the sisters plan to find their biologic mother. we'll be right back. welcome back on this sunday morning, it is 9:19 a.m. we've sprung forward overnight 25 degrees right now. sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. chris sowers is tracking the nor'easter heading our way we'll have an update in just a little bit. >> a tennessee chicken farm is under quarantine after a deadly form of the bird flu was discovered. agents found the strain at the facility that supplies tyson foods. it is the first confirmed case of bird flu at a commercial farm this year. tyson is working with officials to contain the virus. smoking during pregnancy could have an impact on vision. researchers from denmark looked at data on 1300 children ages 11 to 12, they found a greater risk of red --al damage. they believe it could have an effect on the optic nerve and the retina. a man is lucky to be alive after his car fell on top of his chest. steve parker was working on cars in the backyard last july. 17-year-old and 8-year-old was helping their father jack up the car. mason ran inside when he cut his handle. the jack gave away, the 8-year-old who weighs 50 pounds jumped into action and lifted the car off his father. >> it was a miracle. there's no other way to describe it. there's no way that little boy could have done that. i felt it was a responsibility that we had to tell people that meaner do exist. >> steven spent two days in the hospital with broken ribs. jt has been hand with an award from the american red cross for his heroism and bravery. z29ijz z5yz y29ijy y5yy can a filet, or a new york strip ever be topped? 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(vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >> it is all quiet albeit, cold for now we're tracking a nor'easter that will bring snow to the area this week. we'll have the latest on the expected snowfall. >> fire forces residents of a chester county apartment complex out into the cold air overnight. >> we'll have more on the healthcare bill before congress votes on it. >> we're waking up to a bitter blast of cold across the delaware and the lehigh valleys before the snow moves into the area this weekend. we caught you mean with people in fairmont yesterday who were bundled up against the blast from old man winter. you will need the coat and hat and gloves as you head out today. we're keeping our eye on the storm that will bring significant snow beginning tomorrow. meteorologist chris sowers at the "action news" big board where he is keeping an eye on the temperatures and the storm chris. there goes the smile. >> reporter: i gave you nothing but 60s and 70s all winter. give me one right? it is cold, cold air in place the highs from canada skirting on by just like this. feels like 16 in philadelphia, 14 in trenton, 19 in millville. this will be the thorn in the side so to speak this will sting a little bit. 6:00 p.m. we're talking about windchills at best mid 20s. the normal high this time of the year is 52. heading north on the northeast extension you want to get into the mountains to do skiing, that's the highest windchill 7 degrees above zero. you're below zero right now. cloud cover passing by to the south, that's associated with a separate storm not the nor'easter itself. we'll see a combination of sun and clouds later on. not a bad looking day just cold. sun and clouds brisk and cold, 1:00 p.m., 31. 3:00 p.m., 35. the numbers pretty much plateau at that point 5:00 p.m., same thing that's the forecasted high. the sun sets after 7:00 p.m. today. we'll fast forward over today and tomorrow and get you into tuesday, this is what we're thinking here, i'm going to tell you it is awful tuesday morning here from 5:00 a.m. right there 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon we'll see anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of snow probably on the ground at that point. the wind are whipping around and the visibility is terrible. kind of make your plans now. looks like monday night into tuesday morning could be really really bad. gray? >> we know you and the team will stay on top of it. folks we would like to remind you you can stay on top of the latest storm track by going to dark/weather. there you will have access to storm tracker 6 live double scan radar and the seven-day forecast. >> a fire forced people out of a chester county apartment building overnight. the action cam was on the scene at the preserve at milltown apartments on the 500 block of meadow lake drive in downingtown. firefighters were called after midnight to battle the two-alarm fire. when they arrived firefighters found flames shooting through a second floor apartment. they had to battle the flames and icy conditions. the assistant fire chief said the fire started in a kitchen. >> right now the cause of the fire appears to be accidents and appears to be due to unattended cooking. >> the blaze gutted one apartment and damaged 6 others. there were no reports of injuries though. the red cross is helping people find a temporary place to live. >> time now 9:33 a.m. we are turning our attention to politics the bitter battle over healthcare continues. there's a push this weekend for the support of the new bill that will preplace the affordable care act. >> voters are asking questions and expressing doubts as republicans hit the road in support of the legislation. >> reporter: republicans are asking questions about the gop healthcare bill. >> will you vote against this? [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: voters showing up at town halls expressing concern about losing coverage under the new plan. >> i i am a cancer survivor, my treatment is half a million dollars a year, i can't afford that. i can't afford not to have insurance. insurance for me, will be 60, $70,000 a year. >> ma'am the current bill is not in aform i approve of, i'm trying to change it. >> reporter: congressman expressing their own concerns, the white house has enlisted the vice president to bolster support. >> the obama care nightmare is about to end. mike pence making the pitch to overhaul obama care. more than half a million people get insurance under the affordable care act. rand paul is against the bill and so is the governor. >> i know that not every politician in kentucky supports tur -- our plan. he talked about elements of obama care and mentioned tax credits and medicaid reform. even he appeared to know this will be an uphill battle. the bill has cleared two major committees and could be on the house floor by the end of the month. gloria rivera abc washington. matt -- manhattan's top congressman is off the job preet bharara said he was fired after the trump administration asked for the resignation of 46 attorney general. he said trump asked him to stay on back in november. meanwhile trump is praising the secret service after agents apprehended a man trying to gain entrance into the white house. jonathan trent was arrested close to the east wing where the family resides. he had cans of mace in his backpack. he called himself a friend of president. >> 9:36 a.m., harrisburg firefighters have lost one of their own. a firefighters died while heading to a call for a fire that killed a 3-year-old girl. firefighters say the initial call went out for a fire at a home yesterday afternoon. the fire started when a charging hover board suddenly exploded. the little girl was killed and two others injured. authorities say dennis deveau was heading to the firehouse to pick you mean -- up his gear when his car was hit by another vehicle. >> witnesses say the car went into the stop sign and struck the vehicle pushing him out of the intersection on to the curb. >> this woman you're looking at kanye kendall was taken into custody on dui. she faces charges driving a stolen vehicle. many firefighters battling the fire had returned from a funeral for a retired colleague who died from cancer. the trial is set to begin tomorrow for the purpose of the philadelphia school bus driver accused of leaving a 7-year-old alone on a bus as he went into a store to get a money order. jamar henly why he lied. he was charged with child endangerment and was fired from his job. the jury selection will continue in the trial of eric frein charged with the 2014 ambush killing of state trooper brian dixon and wounding alless douglass. the jury is being chosen from chester county because of widespread media coverage in the poconos. a delaware refinery has been slapped with $150,000 fine. state regulators say the delaware refinery company shipped crude oil to facilities not allowed under the conditions of its permit. environmental said they sent 17 barge shipments to other locations. the refinery said they thought the shipments were allowed and going to appeal. we'll show you the new drone that will help measure atmosphere. >> folks are cleaning up after severe weather left a path of destruction. we'll take you outside, sky6 live hd giving you a lovely shot wilmington delaware. looks pretty, but it is cold outside. cold sticking around for a while at least and yes snow in the forecast. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. ♪♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. while our area is preparing for a massive winter storm several states south of us are cleaning up from powerful spring-like weather. in calloway county, kentucky officials are trying to determine if a tornado caused this damage. no injuries, but roofs were torn off near the town of hickman. this is a rare scene for parts of the south one to two inches of snow fell in eastern arkansas. but that snow is not sticking around long. the area will warm up today, it is heading up to 50 degrees. the south has been dealing with the same rollercoaster ride of warm and cold temperatures that we've been dealing with all winter long. >> so you remember, not too long ago we were talking about the 60s and 70s. bye-bye. hello winter. >> reporter: i don't see the numbers returning for a while either. >> great. >> reporter: we'll have colder numbers for the next week or two. nydia is happening. live shot in atlantic city, a few clouds along the skyline. mainly clear conditions from philadelphia points north and west cloudy skies south and east the disturbance the video you saw out of the carolinas that that disturbance is pushing west to east from the south. we'll see sunshine today mixed with clouds later on. temperatures big story here, it continues to be mighty cold for this time of the year. 25 for philadelphia, 20 in allentown. 10 in the poconos, 26 in millville. windchills all day long, this is a huge improvement from yesterday when the windchills were hanging out in the mid teens all day. this is very very cold. 2, 4 6:00 p.m. 8, looks like the numbers around 25 degrees, even though we're forecasting a high of 35 or 36 it will feel like the 20s. here's another look at the water vapor shot. this is the southern branch. jet stream. this is where all the moisture is coming from. this area of low pressure here comes running right into that jet and picks all that moisture up and pushes it north into the cold air that's already in place, let's go over to future tracker 6. and they is the nor'easter we're tracking by 1:00 a.m. it's snowing heavily. there's the darker shades of lavender. the start time is between 9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. monday night, southwest to northeast. the question mark is where does the rain/snow line set up. other forecast models don't have the line this far north, they have it through the i-95 corridor snow the entire time. if this lifts the numbers will be lower across south jersey and delaware. if it is to the southeast it will be higher. melissa magee will have a better handling on "action news" after the game. later this evening -- later tuesday evening this is the backlash snow, this is the wrap around moisture on the backside, the cold air charging in. everybody flips back over to snow before ending. there's another question mark how much snow is on the back edge as the storm pulls through. what we're thinking, key points to take away, snow develops 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. southwest to northeast. the heaviest snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. it will taper off 3 to 5:00 p.m., tuesday afternoon. these are the biggest late season snowstorms in the city of philadelphia. look at this one almost 20 inches that was in april 1915. this was the blizzard of 93. march 15, 12 to 16 north and west, to 8 south jersey and lighter amounts the faster southeast we go because of the changeover to rain. high tide time, we think that tuesday morning commute could be pretty high in terms of the water level here, we'll see moderate tidal flooding tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon. minor tidal flooding monday night for the high tide. it is the tuesday high tide that needs to be monitors closely. temperatures in the mid 30s windchills in the mid 20s combination of sun and clouds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays chilly right there the end of the week, 34 today increasing clouds tomorrow high of 38. we've highlighted tuesday because of the nor'easter, 36. a leftover snow shower or two wednesday high of 34. thursday 36. saturday we're kind of getting back to normal, highs around 46 degrees. oh yeah, there could be mixed precipitation saturday night. >> you're chock full of good news. >> reporter: i feel so bad everybody is i hate you right now. >> we still love you. i want to give a shoutout to a 12-year-old girl brook mulford she is at chop right now, we hope you're having a great morning. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com so glad you're waking up with us, time now 9:50 a.m., sky6 live hd taking you live over the ben franklin bridge. quite the lovely picture out there. remember it is cold, you need to bundle up if you head out. all you spring lovers you will be giving meteorologist chris sowers some attitude on tuesday, he is tracking a nor'easter, details in just a bit. ben and jerry's wants you to feel like a kid again they have introduced new flavors inspired by breakfast cereals. fruit loops frozen flakes and cocoa loco. they will be served at ben and jerry's scoop shops beginning this month. we're at the "action news" birthed with technically speaking. the bus of the future is here, it is a self driving bus being tested in san francisco. the bus can carry 12 people right now but it's spacious because of the added room due to the absence of the driver and driver seat. there's a camera and laser that looks for any obstacles the vehicles are able to to go the speed of a normal bus. it is being tested in a large parking lot right now. the hope is to have it on the road and being used by the general public by year's end. the french company easy mile has these buses up and running in 14 other countries. meet the arctic shark the unman aerial system is the world's most sophisticated data in the arctic measuring temperatures. >> it's for humankind how much we'll warm, where well we get more or less precipitation. >> reporter: the drone has a wingspan of 22 feet and weighs 625 pounds. it carries more than 100 pounds. scientific instruments and fly up to 15,000 feet at a speed of 75 miles per hour. flight testing and pilot training on the drone will continue through this week before it takes off for a year in the arctic. that's a look at technically speaking. sports is up next, we'll be right back. >> turning to sports it is it is biggest day in college basketball selection sunday, the reigning champ villanova will soon know where they will be dancing. the. plus, it is flyers slip on the ice in their bout with the bruins here's jeff skeverski with sunday morning sports. >> reporter: does villanova have the heart of a champion this year josh hart villanova go into the ncaa with 31 wins, they are dreaming big in the big apple. dominating the championship game against craton they force 17 turnovers. jay wright said this is their best defensive game all year, offensively they look sharp too. hart scores 29 and scores the m.v.p. trophy for the second time in three years. villanova wins their third big east title in school history a number one overall seed for the first time in school history in the ncaas. can they win the big one again? >> it's a tough year we have to be sensitive and we have to be coachable and not be complaisant we're not as good as we can be yet. >> reporter: penn comes 2 show in clinching the first ever ivy league tournament game what a finish with princeton. matt howard put penn up two but he millses -- misses a free throw giving it to princeton sending it into overtime, they take the lead, penn is eliminated. the flyers are slipping and falling a part. they have lost ten of the last 15 games. they are 6 points out of the final playoff spot. could yesterday be the tipping point after a late tip-in cost them again. flyers fighting for a playoff in the boston, they cannot afford to get knocked down like this. 90 seconds in the second down 1. wayne simmons flyers tie it at 1. fast forward end at the third final seconds seconds away from overtime oh, no, they give up the game win, 5.6 seconds left. it goes off brandon manning's stick into his own net. they are 6 back in the wild card. not only the sixers lost joel embiid for the season, they have lost their mojo, too, they have dropped 7 of 8. ben simmons running drills in the l.a. pregame. can't wait to begin next season. joel impede -- joel embiid loves it. they look like the glob globetrotters. they score a game high 30, sixers lose 6 straight. they go up against the lakers later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> young girls picked up their pom poms and cheered for the eagles the girls age 35 -- five through 13, the young cheerleader got to take pictures with the pros and got their faces painted. they got down to work learning dance an cheer routines. >> they are looking good, aren't they? >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a trio of new babies are the highlight at great adventure in new jersey, we get an up close and personal look at the new additions. >> a man celebrates 100 by getting down and boogieing each and every week. those stories and more plus meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast yes, we are tracking snow. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> good morning it is 10:00 a.m. sunday, march 12. in the news, a man is dead after he was hit by a car in burlington county overnight. >> a delaware bowling alley burns to the ground after camping fire. >> tulips windmills and wooden shoes, the 2017 philadelphia flower show is open and introducing you to the beauty of holland. we're tracking a major snowstorm and bitterly cold temperatures. the entire delaware and lehigh valleys will be affected by the nor'easter heading our way. >> looking outside sky6 live hd city hall, the temple universal camera. it's a beautiful start to the day, but you want to bundle up before you leave the house. chris i can feel you smiling. >> reporter: i'm very happy. it's been cold the last few days the whole week looks cold and we have a snowstorm heading this way monday into tuesday ten days, two weeks the pattern flips for good and we warm the numbers up. allentown, 22. poconos, 11. trenton, 24. when you factor in the winds all of a sudden it feels like the teens out there which by the way is a whole lot better than yesterday when it felt like the low to mid single digits. you need to bundle up, add a few layers and head outside with the coat and gloves and scarf and hat. cape may 26, millville, 21 atlantic city 19. we're expecting clouds to dance across the sky later today. sun and clouds is the call from accuweather. high is 3normallyhe 'r me wk.ell off ike t we continue to watch windchills over the next 12 to 24 hours. we are tracking a storm nor'easter coming up monday night intoan mean significant snowfall for parts of t ten minu the cold temperatures be bundle up. heading to the annualil ph parade it kicks off in less than two hours in center city. bob brooks joins us live along the parade route everyone trying to keep warm for the parade including you right bob? how does it feel out there? >> reporter: nydia and gray, it's cold, i won't lie, i don't think it's any secret at this point, feels like it's one of the coldest points of the year out here, behind me, though, you can see we have young irish dancers girls we're live on "action news" everyone over there, they are out here, you can see skirts they are braving the cold many up is the longest running st.'sa. one of the oldest in the coit's going to over 200 groups and 20,000-plus participants. a huge number. such an amazing thing here. it's going to start at 16th and jfk and make its way to 35th and market where there's a viewing area and back out live, i have the parade's grand jim mcginnly with me. i'm one of the people who helped organized the parade and keep everybody moving in an orderly manner. i guess the most important part of the parade is promoting our irish heritage. we're america first but we're proud of where our families came from we want to promote that here, we have a cross section of people i'm a construction worker, we have doctors lawyers, nurses, we have a full facet here, anything you can imagine we're proud of that we're proud of the diversity the irish people brought hear. >> amazing and such a great answer it makes it more speou hear that. how about the cold weather people bundle up dress warm when you come out here, it's freezing as far as i am concerned. >> i work outside for a living, this is a little bit nasty down here it's like a wind tunnel, dress practical. >> what time does the parade go to? >> about 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: if you're coming down tore the parade,is no joke it is cold, reporting livefrom center city, bob brooks, ch >> stay with 6abc.com/weather we'll continue to monitor the storm track and bdetails on the anticipated our website gives you accessker 6 live double scan and a whole lot more. we invite you to connect with our team of meteorologists anytime on facebook and twitter. >> 10:04 police in burli are investigating a crash that killed a man crossing the street. the man was hit by a vehicle in the southbound lanes of route 73 near the intersection of fellow in mount the man was trying to cross 73 at 3:30 a.m. he was rushed to the hospital in marlton where he died from his judicious. the driver stopped after the crash. no word if charges will be filed. a bowling alley in delaware is in ruins after the collapsed. you see the pike creek bowling alley it burned to the ground at 5:30 a.m. it's located on pike creek boulevard in pike creek. the three-alarm fire was called before firefighters got control of it. there's no word on what started the fire. we can tell you no injuries were reported. and then this, a three-alarm fire on a north philadelphia street forced the evacuation of almost an entire block of row homes. the action cam at the scene. another scene 6200 block of arch street quick work by firefighters kept the fire from racing up and down the street. >> by the time i got off the phone it was an inferno. it was an inferno that quick. >> reporter: christian kicked in the door on the ground floor of that burning building freeing a man who was actually trapped inside. christian said the man ran away. firefighters say the building housed a carpet business, the rugs fueled the fire. no injuries were reported. investigators looking into the cause. a philadelphia native and member of one of the most popular musical groups of the 70s has died. joni sledge a member of sister sledge was found unresponsive at her home in arizona on friday. they are known for their break through album we are family which went platinum. they performed for pope francis during his visit to philadelphia in 20150. joni sledge was 60 years old memorial services are being planned. >> 10: the trumpinistration has a monday deadline to offer any evidence of wiring tapping by former president barack obama. >> yesterday the house intelligence committee said they want to see proof that the phones were at trump tower during the he has not produced any evidence after making the claim last weekend. vice president mike pence was in with rand pau and repub governor who are skeptics of the healthcare plan. more than a half million people in the bluegrass state are insured under the affordable care act. >> this will be a battle in washington, d.c. for us to seize this opportunity to repeal and replace obama care once and for all, we need every republican in congress. >> repealing the affordable care act was a key point of president trump's campaign. beginning tomorrow you'll be able to reload your septa key card in several places. you can purchase a travel wallet at broad street line and bus fare kiosks. you can add value for tab and go travel. the key cards will eventually replace tokens and paper tickets. >> happening today, it is day two of the 2017 philadelphia flower show and right now the doors are open at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme is hold land. flouring -- holland flowering the world. you'll be greeted with a burst of springtime beauty flouring the dutch landscape. the flower show runs through next sunday. >> they are beautiful. the show could not have happened at a better time. 10:09. a delaware at least has an incredible offer a way for you to travel for free. ahead a data does not disappoint when he attends a father daughter dance. >> plus, there will be new babies for you to check out at great adventure this spring. we'll go inside and get a sneak peek at these new additions. let's go outside looking at spring mountain, that's a pretty picture. wait until next week, you may be smiling once again. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the magic begins when jif fresh roasts peanuts to make peanut butter so deliciously creamy. it can even bring a kid out of her shell. that's why choosy moms choose jif. >> so glad you stayed with us, time 10:11 a massive avalanche trapped dozens of students on a field trip in washington state. 40 high school students were on a weekend class trip to study a water shed when 30 feels of snow slid down the mountain and blocked the highway. the kids are not in danger, thankfully but they are stuck for the time being. the good news they are staying in a lodge with electric activity and whole lot of food while they wait for the roads to be cleared there. >> an extended field trip, huh? >> reporter: yeah, we're talking about snow, the good news it's the middle of march and it's not the middle of january. what could be a colossal storm in january. it's going to be a big storm but knows at bad as it could have been a couple of months ago. there's a silver lining. if you don't like snow period, nothing i say will make you happy, right? there's the live shot overlooking the camden waterfront. you can see the puffy cumulus clouds starting to develop. the big story is the cold air. 22 in pottstown quakertown 22. 26 in glassboro and gandys beach. hammonton, 28. woodbine 26. smyrna 29. dover, 28 degrees. all day long we'll be dealing with the blustery windchills. similar to yesterday but the numbers are a little bit milder, maybe enough to make a difference. we'll see windchills in the mid 20s today. yesterday most of the time those windchills were hanging out in the mid teens. tracker this is actually the beginning or the early stages of this developing northeaster. we're target to put the pieces of the puzzle together now. you can see the snow is breaking out east of rapid city high plains of the dakotas here. that moisture will pull into the southern branch. jet like cars on a track we are seeing waves of moisture ride the southern branch. jet stream. when this hits it will come up and pour all the moisture into the cold air sitting in place. national weather service issued a winter storm watch for the entire viewing area with the exception of kent and a cape may counties. everybody else is included in the watch. we're expecting a significant snowfall when all is said and done. 11:00 p.m. monday night we'll see the snow break out for most of the region at that point. it will come down heavily almost immediately as the storm pushes north in the mitt atlantic states in the northeast. this particular model 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning lifts the rain snow line into philadelphia. there are several models that keep the model to the south cumberland and atlantic counties. this is the question mark right now. if the rain/snow line lifts north into philadelphia, the snowfall totals will be less in the city of philadelphia. the farther south and east it is the higher sneefl -- snowfall amounts for the i-95 corridor. 3:00 p.m. you can see the heavy snow blanketing the area. it will pull away and blast new england. by 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m., everything clears out. snow develops monday night the heaviest between 3:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. we'll see one to two inches an hour. it will taper off tuesday afternoon. snowfall totals it is subject to change. it depends on the track of the low. this is the call from accuweather, the i-95 corridor, 8 to 12 inches. 12 to 16 north and west. the far western suburbs lehigh valley and the poconos. lierpt -- lighter amounts in the southeast, coastal area 1 to 2 and 2 to 4. wind gusting 50-mile an hour plus for the immediate shorepoints. keep in mind you have heavy wet snow sticking to everything, you start getting 40 to 50-mile an hour wind we're talking about power outages in the part of the area. if you have a generator at the jersey shore may be a good time to gas it the up. sun and clouds, cold, 35 degrees. windchills in the 20s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 38 degrees increasing clouds tomorrow snowstorm for tuesday snow heavy at times 36. tapering off late in the day leftover snow shower on wednesday, highs around 34. by week's end tempts get into the 40s which is well below average, but feeling a little bit better. don't you agree. >> this is could be the one that snow lovers are waiting for. >> reporter: there's more stuff coming next weekend. that's a while away. we'll deal with that then. >> >> 46 is not too bad. >> reporter: the normal is 52. >> there's very tall additions in jackson township great adventure, nora muchanic got dpot an up close -- got an up closentroduction. >> we have graceful long legged entered the world with a plop their mom remains standing. >> 6-foot drop and mom cleans her up. >> reporter: giraffes when they are born way 150 to 200 pounds and 6 feet tall and no one is getting much rest. >> babies are 3 to 4 hours moms 2 to 4 hours. i guess there's no time to rest, because giraffes spend 18 hours eating. they put away 75 pounds of grain and hay. they are champion chewers. >> their tongue is 18 inches long they use it to get to the briar. >> reporter: the baby is too shy to come close but she couldn't stay away when we had carrots to share. >> georgia loves food. >> reporter: the three calfs will go to any moms to nurse times at once. they follow their mothers around. they grow up to be 16 feet tall and weigh 1500 pounds. you can see them in person at great adventure if safari when the park opens april 1. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> the emmy award winning series american crime returns to abc for an all new season. >> you think we could talk to lori anne? >> no. >> think before you answer. >> the answer is no, the answer you'll get from lori anne is no. >> this season follows families living in rural north carolina explores topics likes sex trafficking and immigration and socioeconomic divides. the actresses spoke to "action news" about the collaboration. >> they are having conversation before the writing room starts they come up with the characters and reach out to us and fill us in and we chat about it, i think from those conversations it builds more thought is to who they are going to have these women be. >> when you sit back and read the script, it is at least for me impressive ah inspiring that they have their finger on the pulse of what's going on in america. >> season three of american crime premieres tonight at 10:00 p.m. on 6abc. we'll be right back. 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>> who is emerging as the frontrunner in the philadelphia d.a. race. we have seven candidates on the democratic side and one on the republican who is getting buzz and has the money? that's coming up on inside story, i'm monica malpass. i hope you join us. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com snow is coming. >> reporter: if i lived in maine, do you think i would ever get sick of it, the way i am? i have to admit i did enjoy all the 70s we had. this is monday night into tuesday, it starts between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. monday night and links through 3 to 5:00 p.m. tuesday afternoon. good 8 to 1 inches for the i-95 corridor. this is subject to change it depends on the track of the storm. we think there will be a changeover to rain for south jersey and delaware. 4 to 8 interior south jersey, 12 to 16 north and west, that includes the lehigh valley and the poconos. >> you'll keep watching it for us. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> this morning george discusses the request from the house intelligence for evidence on wiretapping of trump tower. here's george with a preview. >> reporter: this could be a moment of truth for president trump congress demanding that to be had him wire tamed during the campaign. -- wiretapped during the campaign. the repeal of obama care, whether the bill will keep the promise. president trump to cover everyone if not the bill could be in big trouble we'll talk about that with the director of office management and budget, key members of congress and our power house round table coming up on this week. >> due to coverage of the firestone grand prix, "action news" will continue at 6:00 p.m. tonight. for gray hall and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han we'll see you back here next weekend. pennsylvania is getting tough on child abuse. the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. ♪♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. >> this is the time we're going the get it done. >> the art of the deal. president trump facing a house divided over health care. >> this is the chance and the best and only chance we're going to get. >> it looks to me like obamacare light. >> a critical test just one day away. what will the new plan cost? who will it cover? and more than a week after claiming president obama tapped trump tower, where's the proof? >> if there is no evidence that any wiretapping took place, will the president apologize? >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> still no evidence of the explosive allegations. and both sides of the aisle demanding answers. tough questions ahead for the white house's point man on health care. the republican senator speaking out against the bill.