we re in it for the long haul and fox 29 is with you the when he will way. now fox 29 news at 10:00. the bomb cyclone is about to explode. live look at rehoboth beach, delaware, bracing for serious snowfall and big-time wind. check out the radar because this is one huge storm moving on up the east coast. as we take a live look at ben franklin parkway, the city of philadelphia has declared a snow emergency effective at midnight tonight. what that means do not park on those snow emergency routes. if you re trash collection is on thursday, sorry, but you ve got a hold it until next week. wednesday pick up tomorrow because of monday s holiday is now on friday. and philadelphia public and arch diocesan schools are both closed tomorrow along with a host of other schools. you ll see them all running along the bottom of your screen throughout the night. let s take live look at atlantic city right now, because the snow it is already flying there. at 10:0 2:00 p.m. it s just the
crash involving a train and a car but first let s start with your fox 29 winter weather authority. live look at ocean city, new jersey, tonight. many of the shore communities that took the brunt today are still dealing with all of this. kathy orr is now tracking the latest on the storm. kathy? well, lucy, we are saying goodbye to the storm and as it continues to move toward the northeast and bomb out off the coast of new england, we re seeing all right wind shifting to more northwesterly direction and the snow really ending just a few light snow showers left in philadelphia it is just cold and windy. we re talking about blowing snow now and some brutally cold wind chills let s talk about those snow accumulations. cape may courthouse 17-inches of snow. that s a new high total for the area. atlantic city nearly 13. vineland six. mt. holly five. chadds ford four. new castle, delaware, nearly 3-inches of snow. atlantic city 12.7. dennisville 12.5. toms river ten. philadelphia r
joanne? reporter: good evening, dawn, joyce. good evening everyone. we are at the the scene of the fire and tonight there are very heavy hearts in the philadelphia fire department and here in this neighborhood. let s get right to the video of this deadly fire on colorado street in north philadelphia. this is where the fire broke out at a row home on this one-way street before 9:00 this morning. and this is where lieutenant matt la turneau was trapped and died from his injuries after a structural collapse inside the building. the photo credit of lieutenant will he torn know from facebook. the fire went to a second alarm and firefighters did their very best in this frigid cold weather to try to put out the fire and keep it from spreading to neighboring homes. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn t have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag the resident of the home also doesn t get us all killed, ben. died and two others were rushed what s so good a