couple problems here. first of all, the snow has put all this moisture on the road, and now we have temperatures that are marginal and nightfall about to come. it s only 32 in allentown and in mt. holly. barely above freezing, even in philadelphia. 32 in millville. 33 in dover. so the temperature goes down a little bit after nightfall, and you can get icy spots as a result of that because of the snow that has fallen during the day. we expect the snow showers to continue, but the temperature not to drop a whole lot. it s not going to drop quickly tonight, but only a couple of degrees could lead to some problems on especially side roads, untreated surfaces. more on our forecast, and the changes coming up with the seven day in a few minutes. all right. count on nbc 10 and first alert weather. glenn will be back with your weekend forecast for those heading out to do their holiday shopping maybe, and the all-important game-day forecast for the eagles/dallas showdown at the linc
burlington county at this moment. as we go through the rest of this afternoon and even into this evening, we could have the potential for maybe a few more snow showers, but a majority of it will be coming to an end. again, it could be creating icy spots on the roadways. take a closer look at the temperatures for that, here s chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. glenn? the temperatures are marginal, right on the edge of the freezing point in allentown, pollstown, reading, mt. holly, even atlantic city. the temperatures will drop a little bit. we have nightfall. we have moisture on some of the roads from the snow. so we may very well have some icy spots. some of them could even be in delaware where the temperatures are marginal and even south jersey where it is 32 in milville and atlantic city. the temperature is not going to drop rapidly, but just a little bit is enough. side roads, bridges, overpasses, your sidewalks, for example. temperature holding fairly stead
the snow now is still in the i-95 corridor here moving into gloucester pemberton. all seeing a steady snowfall coming down. this is what it looks like from a live camera on i-95. as we head into the next 30 minutes or so expect the steady snowfall to keep coming down. we re seeing more of a mix in cape may and maurice river. as we fly you over to the suburbs, you can see there s still steady snow coming down in allentown and parts of the poconos. that s a good camera there. over the next few hours we ll see more tapering. as i continue to track this fast-moving slipper, our next concern will be how much snow we saw, a county by county forecast. then i m head at saturday s snow. i ll go over the details on that in my first alert seven-day forecast. our team of reporters is out covering where the snow is having the biggest impact right now. nbc10 mitch blacher live in center city. has the snow slowed down the drive for people heading home? reporter: this is about as light a