The Friday storm could have a major impact on the Jersey Shore, due to flooding and winds.
Winds Whip at the Jersey Shore
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Windy Storm Knocks Out SEPTA, Amtrak Service
Downed trees and electrical wire problems knocked out rail, trolley and bus service in the Philadelphia region and beyond as a strong storm battered the area Friday.
Amtrak suspended service on its Northeast Corridor Line between Washington, D.C. and Boston around 12:45 p.m. The line serves both Wilmington, Trenton and Philadelphia 30th Street stations.
SEPTA had trouble on its bus, trolley and train routes.
SEPTA Regional Rail
Suspended - Chestnut Hill East, Chestnut Hill West, Cynwyd, Glenside Combined, Lansdale/Doylestown, Paoli/Thorndale, Trenton, Warminster, West Trenton
60-Minute Delays - Airport, Fox Chase, Manayunk/Norristown, Media/Elwyn, Wilmington/Newark
SEPTA Trolley Service
Route 101 - Shuttle bus service between Scenic Road and Media (25-minute delays)
Route 102 - Service delays due to car on tracks near Drexel Manor
SEPTA Buses
SEPTA Route 125 bus was struck by a tree on the Schuylkill Expressway.
NJ Transit
20-Minute Delays: Northeast Corridor & Atlantic City lines
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Flooding Causes Concerns at Jersey Shore
As rain, snow, and heavy winds ripped through our region, flooding caused a major concern at the Jersey Shore.
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Storm Crashes Through Philadelphia
Philadelphia did not escape Friday's storm as wind, snow, and rain ravaged through the region.
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Downed Power Lines Spark Lawn Fire
High winds and a falling tree brought down power lines onto the lawn of a home in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
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Storm Ravages Lehigh Valley
Wind, snow, and rain pounded the Lehigh Valley on Friday causing near whiteout conditions on roads.
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Winds Whip Across Delaware Beaches
As rain, snow, and strong winds gripped our region on Friday, it was the winds that posed the biggest threats at the Delaware Beaches.
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Storm Impacts Roads, Rush Hour Commute
Friday's storm hit just as drivers were making their commute home from work, and the road conditions weren't pretty. Traffic moved slow as drivers inched down icy, slushy roads.
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Battered by High Winds, Jersey Shore Braces for Flooding
Howling winds caused damage to businesses in Atlantic City, New Jersey, but the weather threat isn't over. Flooding is now a major concern along the shore.
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Downed Power Lines, Vehicle Accidents in Montgomery County
Montgomery County officials were busy on Friday as the storm caused several problems in the region, including downed power lines and several vehicle accidents.
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Benefit for Little Lion Employees Out of Work After Fire
Little Lion, a restaurant and bar in Old City, has been struggling to bounce back after a major fire next door. A benefit is being held for employees who are out of work while the building is being repaired.
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High Winds Flip Train Cars Off Tracks in Chester County
High winds topped over cars of a freight train in Chester County on Friday.
Two cars of a East Penn Railroad train were tossed off elevated tracks around midday Friday near Wilson Mill Road in Lower Oxford Township, officials said.
Winds in the area topped 60 mph as a strong winter storm battered the region all day Friday.
A boxcar and flatbed car were left on their sides along an embankment and the locomotive was pulled partially down the decline.
Pipes on the flatbed were spilled onto the ground and the tracks were left mangled.
There are no reports of injuries.
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Photo Credit: Michael Taylor
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From High Winds to Flooding at Jersey Shore
The winds are still whipping in Atlantic City, New Jersey, but a new threat — flooding — is now the main concern.
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Friday's Commute Was a Nightmare
High winds, downed trees, and no power left travelers stranded at train stations and on roads across the region.
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Downed Trees Leave Residents in Dark, Strands Students
Parts of Montgomery County were a mess Friday afternoon as the major storm cut power and left school buses stranded.
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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Storm Effects Linger
The winds will start to die down overnight Saturday, but there's still flooding concerns at the Jersey Shore. NBC10 First Alert Weather chief meteorologist Tammie Souza has your most accurate forecast.
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West Wildwood Coastal Flood Threat
The big concern this morning is possible flooding down the shore. NBC10's Ted Greenburg was in West Wildwood checking out the scene, since the tide receded last night.
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Winter Storm Topples Trees and Knocks Out Power
All over the region, the winter storm uprooted trees causing them to fall on roads, houses, and power lines. NBC10's Randy Gyllenhaal is in Whitemarsh Township where a tree fell onto power lines and knocked out power for the area sending people to shelters.
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Extensive Tree Damage Knocked Out Power Throughout Montco
Trees are down all over the region, which are making the roads extremely dangerous. NBC10's Randy Gyllenhaal was checking out problems in Whitemarsh Township.
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