thing. 3:00 a.m. to noon on sunday, a mix of rain and snow. could actually start as rain and mostly melting. as we go through the afternoon, and it gets a little bit heavier, it will be changing over to snow in the philadelphia area if it's not already. and it continues all snow north and west. 6 to midnight it's about all snow across any part of the area even toward the shore. and this is what we're expecting, that mix with the rain, during the daytime hours, in philadelphia, parts of delaware and south jersey, nearly all snow. north and west and accumulation likely across a good bit of the area. by the time this is all over with. in the short-term we have rain showers, generally light rain showers moving through some of the northern suburbs. more on the timing and how much snow to expect with the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. >> hard to believe that snow is coming given how nice it's been. >> i know. people, though, are getting ready for the quick flashback to

winter. i guess we have to. cydney long is live in lafayette hill. it looks like it's all things spring out there. >> reporter: it is. here they made room for -- they shifted gears for the easter spring flowers, mulch and soil. with this pending snow look, they are clearing space in the front of the store and look what they brought out of storage today. shovels. >> that's really depressing. >> reporter: call it inconvenience or nuisance or backwards, a spring storm to steal the show with snowfall forecast for sunday, the first day of spring. at a park today families out enjoying the sunshine, it certainly feels like spring is in full swing. the clear skies gave sky force 10 a perfect view of penndot crews brining 95 north near the airport. >> mother nature likes to throw a curveball. now we're digging out the salt

and shovels. >> reporter: flowers will move inside to the greenhouse and shelves that have spreaders and soil will move over for salt and shovels, anything winter to come out of storage shed in case you need it. >> i hope it is a complete blow over. i do not want any more winter. >> reporter: shawn sporting a short sleeve will have to dig out warmer clothes and turn the heat on again at home. >> i packed everything away. everything's gone. i was hoping with the groundhog not seeing his shadow there would be no more snow. >> whatever happens will be fine. it's been pretty nice. even if we get a snowstorm i'm sure it will melt fast. >> reporter: if you think there is no silver lining to a beginning of spring snowstorm, i have good news, there is, it has to do with making your lawn your grass on your front yard a little greener. i'll explain how the snow can help when we see you at 5:00. for now live in lafayette hill, cydney long, "nbc 10 news." >> see you then.

as glenn said, the timing on this storm will determine how much snow we get and the timing has plenty of time to change, so stay with nbc 10 and check the nbc 10 app throughout the weekend for the latest. how about the wildcats, the ncaa tournament off to an exciting start. the first of our three teams got a first round victory, villanova watching on campus as no stra moved on to round two and happening now, temple university trying to follow in their foot steps. lauren mayk is live on campus in north philadelphia where the fans are cheering on the owls. lauren. exciting time. >> reporter: it is. jim, this is a watch party that has been set up for students here at temple and i can tell you, that first half was a nail biter. it was pretty tense in here. let's go over and talk to some students who have been watching this game. this is nick. how are you feeling that first half? >> feeling really good. it was a great shot by josh before the half. as long as temple plays good,

make sure iowa doesn't take the long shots, i think we'll have a good chance. >> pretty confident. >> very confident. >> reporter: they are confident. and you know, at villanova tonight they are breathing a sigh of relief because their first game is in the books. this is home for the wildcats, where villanova students are ready for march madness. >> it's crazy. i think everyone is excited, feels good. i mean it's a great thing for our campus for villanova community. >> reporter: it's been an exciting season. >> first in the country for a few weeks there and it's been phenomenal. i'm so excited. >> reporter: a sophomore here with nova confidence. >> on game day you get nervous? >> i don't want to be cokqy about it. but everybody is feeling pretty good. >> reporter: how do you make sure your team wins now when it's win or go home? >> superstitious.

got to wear the same clothes after a win, got to sit in the right spot, got to -- i'm superstitious about it. >> i have a shirt i can't wear because they lost one time. >> reporter: that's out. >> yes. >> reporter: so this is a good one? >> it's new. hopefully. >> reporter: keep that shirt because villanova on to the next game. you know who villanova could be playing in that next game? temple. now, i know who these guys would be rooting for but as you can imagine, that could really draw the battle lines across the philadelphia region. and jim, i would bet it would also be drawing some battle lines in our newsroom. what do you think? >> definitely. we have fans with both schools. i know we'll see you again at 5:00. thanks so much. as lauren watches the games with fans here at home, nbc 10's keith jones and comcast's john clark, they are in brooklyn, keith will have reaction on

nova's big win and we'll check in with john at 5:00. now to breaking news related to the paris terror attacks, a fugitive suspected in those attacks is now in custody after a raid in belgium. officials now say there were more people involved in the plot than they initially thought. george spencer joins us live with that new information that we learned from investigators. george. >> rosemary, the belgian prime minister came out and said that three suspects were arrested in today's operation, including salah abdeslam. he had been on the run for four months before his arrest today. he was the only suspect in the paris attacks who was still at large. the prime minister tweeted he received congratulations from president obama about that capture. belgian news outlets report that abdeslam was hurt in the raid, while another suspect was shot

dead. authorities think abdeslam was the eighth attacker in that coordinated isis assault in paris that killed 130 people, out enjoying a friday night back in november, one was abdeslam's brother who blew himself up. authorities say the suspect slipped into bell jam after the spree. they will want to know how he evaded authorities for so long and will want him to answer questions about the plotting of the terror attack. earlier this week we can tell you that a separate raid targeting other suspects in the paris attacks ended with the arrest of another suspect who was also thought to be involved in that terrorism. obviously developing international story we'll be following for now we're live in the digital operations center, i'm george spencer, "nbc 10 news." back at home we have new video in to the newsroom to share with you. a car in the bay in atlantic

city. the car flew through the air like a scene from "the dukes of hazzard" along annapolis and south boulevard avenue this morning. witnesses tell police they saw two people trying to get out of the car just as it was sinking. the passenger was treated on the scene, the driver was arrested, charged with driving while intoxicated. we have new information in the case of a new jersey man who killed his mother days after he finished serving three decades in prison. steven pratt has been sentenced to another 25 years behind bars. he pleaded guilty to killing his mother in atlantic city in 2014, it happened two days after he was freed from prison. he had been serving time for killing his next door neighbor in 1984 when pratt was 15 years old. >> philadelphia police say it was a chaotic morning for officers who were serving a warrant in port richmond. the suspect ran off in his underwear when officers shot a dog. the officers were waiting to

enter a house around 6:00 this morning while someone inside moved several pit bulls to the backyard. once the officers went in, police say the suspect took off in his underwear without shoes. he left the door open and one of the dogs got back inside and charged at an officer. the officer then shot the dog. the dog is still alive. the suspect got away, he's wanted for failing to appear in court on drug charges. now to decision 2016. a threat against one of donald trump's sons this afternoon. new york city police officers standing guard outside the home of eric trump, after he received a suspicious piece of mail containing a white powder which was determined to be harmless but it also had a letter saying the republican front-runner should drop out of the race or the next letter would be real. on the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sanders says hillary clinton is still beatable for the party's nomination. he says he can win several western states as well as april

primaries in wisconsin, new york, and also here in pennsylvania. clinton holds the lead of more than 300 committed delegates. decision 2016 will come to our region this spring, pennsylvania and delaware holding their primary elections on april 26. new jersey voters go to the polls on june 7. for complete election coverage including the delegate counts and upcoming primaries and caucuses tap the nbc 10 app. today hundreds of students walked silently through the streets of philadelphia to protest social injustice. as you can see, they marched through traffic near eakin's oval and carried posters with messages for the police. it ended at united methodist church where they bet the local district attorney and other leaders. discussed a more trusting relationship between minority communities and law enforcement. >> when the cops come i get scared so i walk out of the way. >> it's not great seeing my people gunned down in the street

unarmed. so for me as a black woman and black person this is important for me. >> the march was inspire bid the 1917 silent parade led by civil rights activist web deboy who protested against lynching and anti-black violence. from the delaware bureau, an 88-year-old man died from the flu, the first flu death in the state this season, officials say it's been a recent spike in cases, the number doubling last week from the week before. staying in delaware, environmentalist officials are getting ready for the start of what could be a very active mosquito season. crews will begin spraying near populated areas downstate tomorrow weather permitting. they will be in northern delaware on tuesday. officials tell us relatively mild winter means there could be plenty of mosquitoes this spring and summer. >> fire extinguishers are at the center of a scheme targeting small businesses across our

area. nbc 10 found businesses in four counties hit including montgomery, bucks, lehigh and northampton counties. deanna durante is live this afternoon in roslyn. i understand many might not know they have been scammed? >> reporter: or they thought it was a sales man who showed up trying to pitch something. this guy hits in business areas but targets small businesses, a tattoo parlor, a family owned dry-cleaner as well as a privately owned barber shop. >> the guy came in, he was scroungy looking, unkept, reddish-blond hair. >> reporter: first when she spotted the guy up the street she thought he needed a haircut. >> he came win a little red bucket. >> nick's barber shop has a strict no solicitation policy. >> she is the pit bull. >> i just felt sorry for him. >> kind of bold. >> he went for the fire extinguisher and offered a better deal on a refill and

service. >> i said we don't need a change. >> after she gave him her usual brush-off he left. problem is he went over to the dry-cleaner and across the street to the tattoo parlor and dozens of businesses from philly to scranton. offering to service fire extinguishers and pose as fire marshals in towns across the area. >> i knew there was something wrong. he didn't have tags on anything professional to say who he was representing. >> you knew it was a scam but you didn't dial 911. >> i did not. i did not. and i should have. >> a fire marshal would never show up without i.d. or in full uniform. the town won't demand cash. they say the guy has gotten payouts as small as 20 and as much as 200. they fear it could cause more than cash especially if the guy certify as fire system that is not safe. all things they didn't think of when the guy was here.

>> i didn't know he was charging hundreds until the assistant fire marshal came in and the detectives two days later. like holy smoke. this is like a big deal. >> reporter: here we talked to the owner. she didn't know when he came in and changed some of the tags and fiddled with her fire extinguisher he was a con artist. they hope maybe other businesses may have video or a picture of this guy, so they can catch him. reporting live, deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." lunch time traffic trouble on kelly drive today. after a lunch truck flipped over there. sky force 10 over the scene in fairmont park. you can see the trailer on its side. no one was hurt here but traffic, it was backed up while crews cleared that scene. >> in the past hour sous jersey road reopened following a morning crash. around 7:30, a dump truck knocked over poles on chapel avenue in cherry hill which also

knocked out power for a short time. the family of local co-owner of "the philadelphia inquirer" lewis katz has filed a wrongful death lawsuit two years after he died in a plane crash. the suit says that the defendants including the plane's manufacturer caused the crash by their negligence and by manufacturing and or designing a defective product. the ntsb has blamed the crash on pilot error and aircraft design faults. it seeks unspecified damages. >> the civil suit involving hulk hogan's sex tape is in the hands of a florida jury. hogan is suing gawker for $100 million for posting a video showing him having sex with the wife of his then best friend. his attorneys say he did not consent to the video and gawker didn't follow usual journalism proes. the editors argue it was news worthy. >> hitler's personal copy of

"mein kampf" sold for more than $20,000 at auction, hosted by auctions in chesapeake city. the auction house has not released information about who the bidders are. american soldiers found the book in hitler's apartment days before he killed himself in 1945. yeah, hard to believe that we have snow in the forecast a couple days from now when we've gotten into the 60s today. big changes are on the way. we do have showers around in parts of the area now. the colder weather is coming in over the weekend. and we're going to be getting hours worth of snow, a lot of the question is going to be how much of it melts as it falls. we have a combination of clouds and sunshine, you can see blue in that sky. it's been pretty windy. west at 20 gusting to 37 miles

an hour. but it's 62 degrees right now. 60 in reading, 61 in bensalem, 60 in lancaster. so, it's pretty warm across the entire area. 63 in millville and in dover. those are the warm spots. out there at the moment. now, it's not going to stay warm, 62 today. but only 47 for the high tomorrow. as the clouds thicken up only 37 sunday, with all of the rain and snow falling. then on monday it's chilly as well. boy, it's going to warm way back up next week. two light showers across some of the northern portions of our area, the poconos, lehigh valley, that is not associated with this next storm. and it's not organized, not even close to being organized at this point. there is a blob of moisture in the middle of the country, a lot near the gulf coast, and so it's going to have a hard time coming

together to create a major storm. but it is going to create a storm. there we go, sunday morning and the light precipitation is in. so it could be starting off as light rain. come on, it's raining outside. but it could change to snow if the atmosphere gets colder and the precipitation heavier. that's during the afternoon. and into sunday night. this is many hours of this. and that is part of the problem. now a little closer view, there could even be some snow sneaking áq by tomorrow evening. and then by sunday morning here we go, there's rain to the south ÷ñ west. and guess where the rain snow line is for much of the day? there is 4:00 on sunday, snow north and west, darker blue indicating heavier show. you can see this hour after hour of this. we're not talking flurries or a few snow showers. and it doesn't end. according to this model until

early monday morning. so, the timeline again, 3:00 a.m. to noon, we start to see some of the precipitation. mostly melting. in the afternoon, though, may start getting heavy enough to start sticking in areas and changing over to snow in some places that are raining. and anything that falls during the evening is likely to be snow. overall generally less than an inch southern delaware, extreme south jersey because much of it is going to be rain or melting snow. 1 to 3 inches from philadelphia south and east. again, a lot of it, either rain or melting snow. but there could be a burst at some point sunday afternoon, mainly snow to the north and webs. 3 to 5 inches though there could be locally heavier amounts, some of those bands of heavier snow set up. a chance of an early shower, then clearing tonight. 36 in philadelphia, 29 north and west. during the day tomorrow, the clouds thicken up, it's

significantly colder than today, highs only in the upper 40s. but at least not that windy. then there's the winter storm on sunday. more rain south and east, snow north and west. it's windy and cold everywhere on monday. cold start on tuesday. and then here comes spring again. 68 wednesday, then into the 70s thursday and friday. >> can we keep that the way? i hope so. because this spring tease we had is making a lot of people thinking about their summer plans. >> it could mean your favorite jersey shore destination is all booked up. ahead the impact the warm weather has had on rentals. >> fancy features in your car could set you up for a dangerous situation. we'll tell you about the new warning involving hackers invading your space. >> and straight ahead, a puppy lost at sea now reunited with her owner. the dog's story of survival and resourceful ness. >> a strong end to the week on wall street. we look at the closing bell.

look at that smile. a very happy rue union as a german shepherd puppy survived more than a month lost at sea, was reunited with her owner. luna disappeared from a fishing boat in california, then this week the navy found her on an island near san diego. >> lots of excitement at the philadelphia zoo today. it's all for this big guy. the zoo welcome d and the crowd welcomed the tiger from colorado in january after a 30-day

quarantine. he made his public debut today. that is a beautiful creature. >> he's going to have to get ready for snow. >> yeah. he came from colorado. used to that. today delaware some people got a giant and we mean giant health lesson. >> folks in wilmington couldn't resist the opportunity to walk through a 10-foot tall colon. this inflatable is part of st. francis' health awareness day to get people screened. 50 to 60% of people between the ages of 50 and 75 get screened. improving that figure to 80% could save 7,000 lives every year. doctors tell us the disease is preventible. >> not only is screening important for diagnosis and finding it early but you can prezrent the cancer by finding a polyp that was destined to become a cancer and prevent the

need for treatment. often the need for surgery. >> if you don't like the idea of getting a colonoscopy, experts tell us there are other screening methods so talk to your doctor. we're going to be strolling through snow by the second half of the weekend. >> yeah. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking a spring storm. >> that's right. a number of hours of it. first we'll see the temperatures plunge, then the snow is going to begin. and we're talking about a number of hours of snowfall. i'll have the latest next in my first alert forecast. >> reporter: i'm keith jones live in brooklyn covering march madness. villanova won, temple is at the half. coming up how philly fans, hundreds of them, feel about a potential big 5 rematch coming up sunday. that's next. >> plus, we have new details about the latest thrill ride coming to six flags.

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right now, might feel like spring but that's going to soon change. the nbc 10 first alert weather radar is tracking snow this weekend and we continue to get new information about the track and also the timing of this spring snowstorm. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has all of the details on the wet weather. glenn? >> there is no doubt that there's a lot of moisture around the country right now. extends from missouri to the gulf of mexico, some of the questions remain about how organized everything is going to get. but it does look like this is going to be combination of moisture and cold enough air to

produce snow. and it looks like it will mix with rain during the daytime hours, this is on sunday. from philadelphia and points south and east like delaware and south jersey, nearly all snow to the north and west. and some accumulation likely especially north and west. there's the storm developing, north carolina coast saturday night, and into sunday morning. may start off as a little bit of rain or a mixture. eventually the colder air comes in and changes any rain over to snow. we get a number of hours of that snow, so eventually it will start to accumulate. a lot of is it going to melt during the daytime hours. 3:00 a.m. to noon most is melting. then during the afternoon as it gets heavier in some places, it will start to change from rain to snow and start to accumulate as we head toward the nighttime hours. so it's not going to be accumulating all day, or all night, but it's going to be

snowing for quite a while. it's going to be quite an inconvenience. more on how much snow to expect and the big changes coming next week with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> as glenn mentioned the storm could change as we go through the weekend so stay with nbc 10 and also check the nbc 10 app for any latest updates. >> celebrations are getting started for villanova fans after the wildcats' commanding win in the first round of the ncaa tournament this afternoon. keith jones was there in the flesh as nova ran away with the game. >> live now at the barclay center with more on the win. one down, keith. >> reporter: that's right. i got a big smile on my face. a lot of villanova fans inside that are very happy right now. a lot of temple fans too and they are loud. they brought it here. they are playing against iowa, on both sides villanova and temple, they are both excited

about a potential big five rematch on sunday. like a valve releasing, shoes shuffle beneath happy nova fans, their sights set on sunday. >> hoping for temple or iowa? >> temple. >> go nova! >> temple. >> everyone wants temple. >> i think nova can beat them easier. >> his confidence is shared. ask these nova grads, they traveled from chicago. >> i enjoyed the win. thought they could have played better. they didn't seem like they started great. >> i think we turned it on with three minutes left in the first half and got a lead, and looking for us to play better. >> better against possibly temple? >> hopefully temple. >> i'd like temple to win because i'd like to beat temple on sunday. >> and beat the heck out of them is what i would like to do. >> but i want to beat them would be just as good. >> outside fans filed out among

them the temple faithful it turned out were just as confident. >> i think it's going to happen. take care of business. >> you think temple is going to. >> for sure. >> i think you know, the temple's come around, playing well so i think we can give them a better game this time. >> reporter: got to love philly fans action last time nova won by 16 back in february. coming up, villanova, temple, we'll hear from the temple fans after the game ends. win or lose, you're going to hear what they have to say. unfiltered, sensored if necessary. keith jones, "nbc 10 news." >> we shouldn't ask you whether you want temple to win. >> reporter: listen. i'm wearing my red right now. i'm representing temple. rosemary at the desk, you got the temple background. listen. i think the city of brotherly love is representing, i would love to see villanova/temple

match-up. >> have to wait and see. see you later on. nbc 10 will bring you the latest on our local team tournament dreams, we'll check in with john clark coming up at 5:00, of course we'll check in with keith, be sure to count on nbc 10 to follow tonight's st. joe's game in spokane as well. from our jersey shore bureau, the newest thrill ride in ocean county closer to completion. look at it there. this is a live look at the theme park from our new camera you can see the new joker ride there in green in the middle of your screen. here's a closer look. today workers placing the final piece of the track for the joker 120 feet in the air. they have more work to do and test it out before it's ready for riders. testing is a good thing. the joker is set to open memorial day weekend. looks scary. there is a new casino game that could actually help people with gambling addiction.

>> how these could keep people from going over their limit. plus, monitoring the zika risk, what experts say the chances are of infected mosquitoes reaching philadelphia. >> then all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, keep the hover boards home. the next time you board the train. the latest transit agency to put a ban on the popular devices.

we have a warning about the security of all of those ele electronic gadgets in your car becoming vulnerable to hacking. the feds warn criminals are accessing electronic components that control your brakes, transmission, even your steering. officials are urging you to be vigilant about installing updates. >> a new slot machine could help prevent a gambling addiction. setting up betting limits. the system then alerts bettor when's they are approaching the limit. the system goes on line at a massachusetts casino in may and

could go nationwide. we've been telling you snow's coming but summer's what a lot of people are focusing on. >> that's right. your jersey shore vacation booked? how the weather is impacting rentals and why you may want to think about planning your trip now. >> plus, spring officially starts sunday but sure not going to feel like it. "f temperatures and then white stuff, how much snow you can expect in your back yard next in my first alert forecast. >> then all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, the proposed legislation in new jersey that could have you facing jail time for texting while walking.

>> just when you thought you could break out the short sleeves, no, get your coats

ready the first alert radar is tracking a late season snowstorm that will hit our area just as spring officially begins on sunday. summer is already on a lot of people's minds, not thinking snow. >> going to visit the shore this weekend maybe check on houses, get ready for easter, make summer plans. ted greenberg says the nice weather is sparking a jump in interest. ted. >> reporter: jim and rosemary, we found quite a few folks who came down here to the shore today, looking for summer rentals. taking advantage of this beautiful day before the weather goes downhill this weekend. ray and pat were thinking summer on this mild end of winter day in ocean city. >> we're very excited. >> reporter: they put a deposit down on the place they will rent in july. >> i've come down many a year and trying to look at houses and it's 30 degrees. this is really getting you in

the spirit for the summer. >> reporter: real estate agents expect this to be a busy weekend for bookings following what's already been a booming year so far. they say the soaring temperatures lately have helped drive up business. >> the rental market is very strong again this year. rentals are up about 10% from where they were this time last year. >> reporter: on long beach island realtors say their increase is bigger with bookings up 15 to 20%. >> people are booking earlier. >> and with snow in the forecast for the kickoff to spring, folks like the sundays say they will really be longing for their summer get away at the shore. >> can't wait for the snow to get out of here. i've been waiting for the last -- >> we'll be crying as we shovel. >> can't stand the snow. >> reporter: i'm told ocean city's rental inventory is close to being completely booked for the summer peak weeks at the end of july and the beginning of august. live in ocean city, ted

greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >> all right, ted. looks beautiful. not everybody hates snow this time of year. right? >> only about 96%. i hear from the other four, though, all the time. but it is getting a little late in the season. a lot of that snow is going to melt especially at the shore. then next week, a week from now, it will be close to the 70 degrees. this is just temporary. we're tracking a few showers around right now. the colder weather will be coming this weekend. we've got hours worth of snow. in a good bit of the area. not as much again at the shore as we're going to get inland. now, we've had partly to mostly sunny skies right now. it's 62 degrees, it's windy of it gusts to 37 miles an hour. and we've been seeing those gusty winds all afternoon. 62, a high so far today. 47, though, tomorrow. then down to are 37 on sunday with the rain and snow and up to

47 monday and then it starts going up big time next week. it's 60 degrees in wilmington and chester springs, 61 in northeast philly, 58 degrees in trenton. 60 in reading and lancaster, so the temperatures above average. just about every where. the west wind is a land breeze today so the beaches are just as warm as the inland areas. you can see some of these light showers coming across the area. mostly up around the poconos. and some in berks county and the lehigh valley. most of the area is dry and will stay dry. but that's not true for much of the country. you've got a lot of moisture in the middle of the country and down by the gulf coast it's going to try to combine into a storm. it may not quite get its act together in time to produce significant snows around here, more likely up in new england, it will take longer for the storm to intensify. but you can see the circulation is there, the moisture is coming

in off the ocean. by sunday we're getting enough cold air coming in, at the same time as we're seeing moisture to produce snow. there's really not much doubt about that. it's just the question related to the temperatures. so, the daytime hours, this late in the season, it's easy for snow to melt. temperature above 32, easy for snow to melt. it's got to come down a pretty good clip to be sticking during the day. sunday evening, when the sun goes down, if it's snowing, of course the best chance for it to be sticking. now, a little closer view as we go through saturday night and into sunday morning. temperatures just barely above the freezing mark in philadelphia. but you can see as the snow comes down it could snow above 32 degrees but this is mostly melting. the darker blue indicating a little heavier snow. there's the rain snow line across the philadelphia area for a good bit of the afternoon. and on the wider view, once

again you can see perhaps a little bit of snow sneaking in to parts of delaware and south jersey saturday night. and then the warmer air comes up. it's a fairly large area of snow, hour after hour. those darker blues indicating some at least moderate snow, and it lasts for quite a long time. if it was colder, there would be more accumulation. less than an inch toward the shore, it's mostly rain or melting. 1 to 3 inches for philadelphia south and east. with a mixture and some melting. and main pli snow north and west if it doesn't melt we get up to 3 to 5 inches. a chance of an early shower tonight, followed by clearing, 36 for the low. during the day tomorrow, not nearly as windy as today but a lot colder. temperatures may not get out of the 40s. and seven-day forecast, the average high is 53, so we're way below that on sunday with the winter storm, and then monday

it's windy and cold, tuesday morning is cold too. but then it really starts warming up and we're back in the 70s by the middle and end of next week. happening now, all eyes are on the president and the first lady and their growing family. we're talking about a pair of bald eagles name forward the first couple. they welcomed a baby bird today, the eeglet hashed this morning in washington. that little one is just the beginning. here is a live look from the camera at the nest where another arrival is due any time nouxt a second egg was layed on valentine's day expected to hatch in about four days. i don't know. i don't see activity. >> couple more days. >> we'll wait. and we'll bring you that shot live once again. still ahead. an implosion tomorrow. coming up, why it's forcing some to evacuate and others to stay

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with mosquito season around the corner now new studies show where in the us tus zika virus is most likely to spread. those of us here in philadelphia along with new york and washington have a moderate risk, the risk in miami, orlando, savannah and charleston is high. as spring approaches many plan their summer vacation and the zika threat make some rethink. >> a travel show today we learned that folks aren't canceling vacation all together.

they are making alternative plans. >> while crews at the convention center are setting up the displays and rolling out the carpets, exhibitors are getting ready for tourists looking to book their next trip. >> 23 miles of beach. >> another selling point for roxanne of the conventioners bureau is florida is not an active zika zone. outbreaks which is spread by infected mosquitoes have plagued other warm weather destinations from mexico to brazil and prompted some to change their plans and visit places closer to home. >> especially women who already are pregnant are saying you know, i feel safer being in the state. let's head florida and bypass the bahamas and caribbean until after the baby is born. >> we want to educate the consumer. >> because it can cause birth defects which results in brain damage, pregnant women traveling to zika zones most at risk.

any one visiting can be carriers as the virus can be spread through sexual contact. diana reel admits that zika is on her radar and her agents are staying informed. >> there are so many places to visit that they will not be affected. >> like bright and sunny daytona beach. >> i imagine it's 75, 80 degrees today. wish i was there. >> wish we were there. the philadelphia travel and adventure show opens to the public tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. the show runs sunday as well from 11 to 4. >> next on "nbc 10 news" at 5, the snow could last for hours this weekend. >> storm headed our way will bring different conditions depending where you live. >> that pesky ocean sure plays a role in this. the system constantly changing and i'm watching to keep you prepared. more on the timing and how much snow we could see in my first alert forecast. >> spring is in the air and in full bloom on the shelves in

lafayette hill. but move over, winter is not finished yet. who is digging out their warm winter clothes and why a final snowstorm could be good for your garden. i'll explain next. >> plus, professional stunt goes bad right in front of hundreds of high schoolers, what added fuel to the fire and caused this accident next on "nbc 10 news" at 5.

a spring snowstorm is headed our way.

nbc 10's first alert weather has team coverage of the cold conditions and how much snow you can expect this weekend. >> then the scam artist that is conning businesses all over our area. hear from victims about what he's saying into tricking them to turn over cash. plus, a hefty fine and jail time, the price you could pay in new jersey for texting and walking. sky force 10 is live over breaking news in montgomery county. two cars collided on route 202 north, near the ramp to 76. this is in king of prussia. two lanes of 202 to cal be pike are clocked. keep that in mind. traffic is beginning to back up. >> now to nbc 10 first alert weather coverage of a snowstorm for the first day of spring. >> sunday, the first official start to spring, the snow could last for hours, the question, when will it start, how much will we get?