week. we look at the winter storm warnings and they extend to florida to the carolinas and they don t go far inland just the coastal communities not included philadelphia. if you want a major nor easter you need to see these inland. the mainly along the coast. it begins wednesday night at the shore and then works its way inland thursday morning. thursday morning is rush hour and despite not a major storm still creating very slick travel on thursday morning s rush hour with the hardest hit area southeastern new jersey and tapers off thursday afternoon. we ll show you a closer look with future tracker and how much snow with this storm and the brutal numbers friday and saturday coming up in just a bit. adam, thank you. all the cold weather is causing a lot of problems with infrastructure in the area. chopper 6 hd was overhead as the water gusts from the large water main break in conshohocken and flooded nearby businesses and impacting houses in towns. walter perez is live at
bring something snow to parts of northern florida, southern georgia and it moves right up off the coast bringing us snow by thursday morning. big problem with the timing for the thursday morning commute. and the center. the storm is 250 miles off the coast. what this mean the most pronounced effect is along the coast. we have winter storm watching right up the eastern seaboard including all of our counties right along the coast. this is where i expect the highest snow amounts. as far as the timing, the nor easter the snow begins late wednesday night probably around 10:00 11:00 and the highest impact will be the thursday morning rush. the hardest hit eastern new jersey, all over thursday afternoon and then we are dealing with some biting winds and talk more about that and the snowfall amounts coming up in the full accuweather forecast. thank you. with the extreme cold tends to make water pipes burst. the 30 inch water main break in west conshohocken is causing widespread p
and 1 in allentown and the windchill in the poconos 40 degrees below 0. and temperatures are tumbling tonight and the winds are with us all night long. a windchill advisory is posted until 9:30 in the morning, our windchill drops as low as 15 below 0, and 20 below in the poconos. this is the coldest air mass of the season sub zero windchills, that is dangerously cold and icy patches and slick spots still around tonight i ll talk about the cold to come tonight and when we climb out of it in the accuweather forecast. lets go live to walter perez he continues our team coverage from independence mall with the people coping with this cold. reporter: well, shirleen the upside is the sun came out today and that helps the road salt do its job and melt away the snow and ice on the roads but the lingering wind is wicked and winter is so far 17 days old. it s all a surprise when the weather gets this bitter and you find people that enjoy it. like the cold weather. you like this?
dangerous lows and another winter blast well, it s on the way. good evening, i m dawn timmeney. i m joyce evans. parts of the region could see quiet bit of snow tomorrow. let s get right on over to fox 29 s meteorologist caitlin roth. caitlin w? joyce, good evening to you. and you too dawn. the key word in that is parts. parts of our area meaning northwest of us they ll see accumulating snow if you re here in philadelphia, you probably not going to see any flakes unless you re up late tomorrow night. outside right now it couldn t be quieter. high pressure was in control all day. we saw a lot of beautiful sunshine but we felt really cold temperatures. that will change starting tomorrow and in advance of that we have a winter storm watch out for northern tear of immediate suburbs that would be northern chester, northern montgomery, upper bucks county, and into central jersey if you live in any of those spots you ll be upgradeed to winter storm warning or it will become a
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