Are closed. Also in maryland, the schools following here are on a twohour delay. Anne arrundel county schools, Calvert County schools, Charles County schools and Prince Georges County schools all delayed two hours. In virginia, Prince William county and Spotsylvania County schools are closed. Also in virginia Fairfax County fauquier county, and paige county schools on a twohour delay. D. C. Public schools also on a twohour delay. There are many more delays and more closures. We are running the full list of closures and delays at the bottom of your screen. We have also heard from the federal government which is opened today but operating on a twohour delay. Federal workers do have the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. Lets get to caitlin roth and also to erin como to talk about our roads and the weather today. Caitlin lets start with you. Maureen and wisdom i think the delays are a good call. So much of this snow will wrap up before the lunch hour even hits and local
Bomb cyclone. Well talk more about that coming up. Lets get right to the radar. Snow continues across the area. Not terribly heavy up and down the i95 corridor but it is coming down, it is sticking and it will be with us for a few more hours. I will give you all the details on how much snow weve seen and how much more we can expect and what we can look forward to later today. Ill give you a hint. Lots of wind and lots of cold coming up in just a couple minutes but you can see that live radar, our storm our snow continues across the area. It will be with us for a few more hours. Erin im going to toss to you. I take it most everybody is kind of waiting it out or allison and steve . We are trying. The situation with the schools have been changing throughout the morning a lot of schools going from delayed earlier this morning or overnight to closed now. They are all scrolling at the bottom of your screen throughout the morning show. Lets get you caught up on the major systems closed or del
Heaviest of all and again, right over much of northeast philly getting some really heavy rain, the heaviest rain of the entire storm but if you go farther south, Atlantic City down toward cape may, theres virtually no rain. Thats whats going to be happening here as we go through the night and into tomorrow. Its not the end of the rain because look at this, its coming up from the south. The big upperair lows way down there. So were a long way from that. Heres the northeast wind. Were not seeing gusts quite as high as what we saw earlier today. We are seeing worst coastal flooding because its hour after hour after hour of those on shore winds, moderate coastal flooding going on now and in another 12 hours, even though the wind will be shifting a little bit and that will prevent it from being even worse than it is right now. Heres cape may with the flooding right now and in the back bays it occurs a couple hours later. So we still have more of that water rise in Atlantic City compared to
Bad as we saw earlier in the afternoon where flooding is concerned taking a look. Right here, two or three blocks in that direction, two blocks down to the bay, two or three blocks from each corner where were standing right now is completely filled with water in the street. All it took was a combination of the high tide this afternoon and those gusty winds to push all of this water into the street. A wind driven storm surge combined with rain and sand went barrelling down the north end. Others mistakenly drove through the rising flood waters leaving them with no choice but to be bailed out by tow truck crews. Mom ma maria of Atlantic City says she had no choice but to be out and about. I have to take my son home because im at work. I have to drop him off and i have to go back to work and then i have to see how were going to get back home. This is the worst i ever seen out here. Reporter students in the chelsea neighborhood and texas Avenue School braved the gusty winds and heavy rain o
City, 51 in wilmington, 49 in allentown. 48 in trenton and the 48 in cape may. Winds are light this morning. And as we roll through the day we got a little change in the forecast. It now looks like its going to be basically cloudy all the way. All those pops of precipitation off and on through the day and because the flow is the no going to be g to be fully from the south we have to drop temperatures. 56 by noon. By 3 oclock 62. I expect to see a high of 63 probably popping around 4 oclock and then by 7 oclock back down to 58. Springtime forecasts are often very changeable and thats the change for today. Karen, the sun roars back tomorrow. Details in the accuweather 7day. Looking forward to that sunshine for now. Good morning, everybody starting your commute with a live look here schuylkill expressway montgomery drive. So far so good on the roads. We have some fog. It doesnt look too bad from this shot on the schuylkill at montgomery drive and thats your eastbound trac traffic head tow