you can track the snow by using the nbc 10 app. it has live radar as well as video forecast. check the latest lift of school closings or delays. we have more information on an explosion that leveled a home. natural gas leaking from ungrande backed under and ignited. ted greenberg joins us live from stafford township. you have new video that shows the aftermath of this explosion? we do and it gives us new insight into what happened here after that blast caused so much destruction. destruction. this longer police dash cam video obtained by nbc 10 today captured the moments immediately after the house explosion. we got injuries. it includes audio and shows police officers running towards the scene on oak avenue in stafford township tuesday morning. soon after the blast you hear frantic efforts to help one from the victims. today investigators believe what they believed cautioned the house to blow up. gas leaking from a crack in a two-inch main made its way along the wa
we have video to show from you a little bit earlier from inside the command center inside that lower gym here at the school where hundreds of volunteers formed over 50 search teams that fanned out across the area looking for cayman. it was wednesday night around 6:30 that he was last seen his parents said he received a progress report from school that showed he might fail one of his courses. his parents think he panicked and left home and hasn t been seen since. since then private search and rescue efforts have joined the newtown square police, the fbi and hundreds of volunteers looking for the a student. so far they have there have been some suspected sightings of him but none have been confirmed so the search goes on. family is holding up well but obviously it s a very difficult time. a lot of emotions. not a lot of sleep as you can imagine but the support from hundreds of people from all over the place and professional and volunteer has been amazing. reporter: and wh
the 40 s lower 40 s as yesterday, we should be happy and not too carefully because we might not be as happy when we realize how far from normal we are. we have 29 degrees at palmyra cove nature park but 37 degrees through center city. much warmer this morning then it was yesterday morning. in fact, yesterday morning they set a new record low at 7 degrees in trenton. so the weather has warmed up a a bit. storm scan three we do not look for any issues. in new york state they are dealing with a couple of snow showers. it is not out of the questions that the poconos would pick up a couple snow showers too. 28 degrees. that is temperature in philadelphia. twenty-eight in trenton. twenty-six in wilmington. thirty in millville. twenty-eight in allentown. a amazing how warm temperatures below freezing can feel after you have been way below freezing. then we factor in the wind chill and we have a wind chill of 20 in philadelphia right new but mostly everybody else dealing with tempera
7:20, what. it the is a darker start to the day, but a lighter finish to the day. the it is brightening a little will bit in center city philadelphia, it looks just beautiful out there with that sunrise to be, and you are seeing that same kind of picture was also an above freezing temperature. this is in ardmore at 33 degrees. you can see the the snow in the field across from the high school though. the it is still cold enough to keep that snow around for a little while, but just know if you see any melting, that you saw that yesterday and maybe you didn t see it because you are on a different road because there could still be out there they are below freezing mark. storm scan three not showing any problems whatsoever. we will be dealing with a nice day today, 28 in philadelphia that is at the the airport, 30 in allentown, and 25 in trenton, 24 in wilmington. 33 degrees in millville. temperatures above freezing and they are above freezing, even when you go back to the west, 3
a said in the basement and we went down in the basement. reporter: it took rescue crews 90 minutes to dig them out. the tornado cut swirling lines into farm fields and pulled homes from their foundations. some of the rescuers were also victims. we went to work, and then helped other people who needed help. i got there at 5:00 to see that my house was gone. reporter: or salvaging what they can from the massive piles of rebel hoping to rebuild their lives. ana warner for cbs news, fair dale illinois. that same system is coming our way, we will not spector made owes like they had in illinois where we re in the weather center and meteorologist kate bilo joins us. kate this was a terrifying night for people in the midwest. just terrifying. severe weather season got off to a slow start but just like nights like last night are making up for lost time. lets look at storm scan three. what we saw out there last night. we will track those tornadoes. they came up along a cold f