And when the call came in there was a report of someone trapped. Ill let the fire chief pick it up from there. Knocked fire down fairly quickly and found one deceased subject in one of the bedrooms. All the other tenants selfevacuated safely. Reporter now the person who died the fire chief did not know if it was a man or a woman but that victim looked to be an adult. Several apartments were damaged. This is an older building, made it tough to fight this fire. It is out. The fact, of course, that the Fire Department is still here at this scene this is an active scene. We saw that septa bus make its way through here a second ago. The fire is out. Red cross is here helping the other residents who are inside this building. Now the investigation begins into what really happened and what caused this deadly fire early this morning. Live in pottstown, im matt delucia, nbc 10 news. Its 4 31 and 32 degrees outside. Two men are on the run after a bloody Home Invasion. It sounds like it was not th
Sun. I would think towards north of the golden gate. The deeper, heavier moisture has moved off. That is not the case from the Santa Cruz Mountains and east bay to atlanta clara valley. The heavier moisture is to the south. Theres a lot of low clouds and drizzle. That continues. And the drizzle continues and then you pick up heavier rain through santa cruz and watsonville and through the peninsula. Moderate to heavy rain by morgan hill, back over to 101 south, and capitola, santa cruz. Into the Santa Cruz Mountains, that will be the focus today. 50s on the temps. Its been a mix of rain and snow at the higher elevations. That snow is finally turning over. Look for highs for us in the 60s to near 70. A little better to the north. More cloud cover and rain to the south. Sal, 7 01. Things getting busy there for you as well. Yes, they are, steve. A lot of fender benders out there in the earlier hours. The light has helped that. Its not raining as much as it was. On the bay bay, traffic bay
5 inches. Seen up to 4 and 5inchs and are out side and we have sthenrain today and we talk seen the rain today and a lot of issues out there with the rain and wind. Reporter we are seeing a drizzling it is not even that much drizzle. And over by the oakland estuary. And the thing is the problems were to be found on either side of the bridge. The storm headed power oughtages big and small and outages big and small and thousands lost power for some period of time. And richmond lost pour and this power pole caught fire and at Point Richmond a fire and explosion woke this man up. I opened my blinds i just seen nire starting come a fire starting to come on the post and then boom. And you there you go. Power went out. It is not a matter of planting a new pole after that they have to rebuild the entire system and that takes hours. The rain is a big help if only for a little while. It is a welcomed sight any rain is welcomed. But, the other side of it is we are in five years of Drought Conditi
23rd. Im amy coveno. Its that time of year again. The first snowflakes of the season began falling in colebrook overnight. While it felt cold, temps didnt quite get below freezing. It didnt stick very much. If you think its chilly now, its only going to get colder this week. And lets go over to josh judge and hold his feet to fire whats happening in colebrook. Josh you can see some accumulations on the grassy surfaces when it didnt hit the roadway. Theres Doppler Radar, how about that . The terrain of southern and central New Hampshire overnight and northern New Hampshire still snowing at this moment. It will wane down a little bit, but some may pick up an inch or so, we see the sun come out, but the winds will remain. Temperatures right now in the 30s to the north and 40s everywhere else and here is where were headed for today. Lower half of the 50s south of the White Mountains and only in the lower 40s in lower New Hampshire. Windy and chilly out there. Get used to it. It will be aro
Around here. Be talking about that in six or seven minutes. For us, clouds around here. Already raining and snowing in mountain areas. Snowing in the panhandle of nebraska. Fairly mild readings around here with 30s and 40s most of the front range. Notice the south side of town, already topping 50 degrees, clouds or no. There will be quite a few clouds over us this morning. On average around the metro area castle rock through t for most of the rush hour commute this morning. In spite of the clouds, we continue to anticipate warm temperatures with 50s to near 60 degrees. This time tomorrow, we are going to get snow. Between now and then, we have stagnant air here. We have good burning restrictions here. Burning stove or device, wood burning in a regular fireplace is not allowed. Tomorrow morning, light rain and snow. Shouldnt be an ice situation for us at all. Perhaps wet roads tomorrow morning going to dry out quickly by tomorrow afternoon. That sounds like a good thing. Thank you marty