WATCH: Scary Situation Caught On Camera As Jeep Spins Out, Slams Into Median On Route 22 East By Bethlehem
A scary situation was caught on camera by the CBS3 Mobile Weather Watcher.
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A scary situation was caught on camera by the CBS3 Mobile Weather Watcher.
Lots of icy roads and sidewalks were reported after a powerful Nor'easter slammed the Delaware Valley Wednesday overnight into Thursday.
It happened around 5:30 a.m. Thursday at Susquehanna and Easton Roads.
Philadelphia police are investigating two overnight homicides, one in Point Breeze and the other in North Philly.
Precipitation is likely to commence for most by mid-afternoon, become heavy in the evening and continue tonight into early Thursday morning.
While it's a nuisance for some in the city it's a welcome site for others who haven't experienced this much snow in some time.
It's a monumental moment as some of the first COVID-19 vaccines are administered to frontline health care workers throughout Philadelphia.
An emergency declaration was declared in Allentown at 8 a.m. Wednesday and will last until sometime Thursday.
Officials say there are 537 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Montgomery County.
Plows are going through on Street Road in Bensalem as they are dealing with snow-covered roadways.
The traffic jam on the Schuylkill Expressway westbound between the Blue Route and Gulph Mills.
It's all hands on deck right now for PennDOT with more than 400 trucks trying to clear a path for drivers.
The petition has already garnered over 1,000 signatures.
Eyewitness News was at Paoli Pike and Route 30 when a couple of work trucks became stuck and were fishtailing in a Wawa parking lot.
Later this evening and tonight, if you think you hear thunder or see lightning as the snow and sleet work through the region, don't be confused, you most likely did!
