these workers were sporting short sleeve. >> tonight temperatures are tumble. the change will allow for the snow to fall in the overnight hours, you're looking at a live look at camel back mountain where wintry weather is welcome news. from 60s to snow in a matter of hours. al glenn, this is really going to happen. >> yeah, but the fact that we've been in the 60s is going to help tomorrow morning. because the roads are warm and so that gives us a better chance of any snow melting. we have beautiful conditions out there now. it's been a windy day, but it certainly has been a warm one. we have a first alert issued for lehigh valley, berks county, pa suburb ps chester for tomorrow morning's rush. 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. these are the areas most likely to see the accumulating snow and some untreated surfaces if it comes down hard enough. especially higher elevations and

the lowest visibility as that snow comes through right during the morning rush. well, we're 45 in mount pocono now. in the 60s everywhere else. 68 at dover. they did get up to 70 degrees. now in philadelphia by 8:00, it's going to be 52 degrees and just keeps going down. by 8:00 a.m., it's 37. and probably snowing at that point. and feeling like 30. and that's about as warm as it's going to feel all day. hour by hour, showing that snow coming in and it's going to be all snow from lehigh valley, berks county, and areas north of the pennsylvania turnpike. could start off as rain in the philadelphia area, down to wilmington, but the darker colors, darker blues indicating some heavier snow. and it could be a burst orf thi during the morning rush. the main issue around here is the visibility. so you won't be able to see that

far ahead of you and the roads generally on the wet side. more about the amounts in your neighborhood coming up. and glenn, you can track the approaching snow online and on the app. up to date information right there at your finger tips. nbc 10 news today will be on the air early tomorrow morning to get you prepared. be sure to watch for the latest on the develop ing with weather situation starting at 4:00 a.m. okay, right now, all new at 5:00, she lost 140 pounds in a matter of hours. doctors in the lehigh valley made it happen after finding something had been growing inside her for years. it wasn't until that woman landed at lehigh valley hospital that doctors pin pointed the source of the problems. >> randy gyllenhaal talked to the woman about finally getting back to her old self. >> yeah, i'm just so glad everybody took care of us. >> reporter: mary clancy finally feels the weight of the world off her back. >> you can't imagine in your

wildest dreams something that huge. >> reporter: the 71-year-old and her son do the morning routine, checking the scale. >> do me a favor. >> reporter: for the past 15 years mary was slowly gaining weight. >> the doctor said watch what you eat. >> reporter: she figured it was old age, genetics maybe a bad diet. >> that little old lady. >> reporter: last year, she was 350 pounds. >> got harder and harder to walk. when i laid on my back and it pressed against my lungs. that's when they took me to the hospital. >> reporter: she went to rely valley cedar crest where doctors found a 140 pound ovarian mass equal to 17 gallons of water. >> this is predominantly liquid. >> reporter: the surgeon had the tricky thing of removing the tumor. that giant mass growing inside her, more than doubled her body weight topping out at 365 pounds.

now she has to go buy all new clothes. >> two of us can go in there. >> reporter: mary will be monitored for cancer but she can walk around and warns that whatever was growing inside of her could happen to anybody gaining an unusual amount of weight. >> it was a happy little cyst, it kept growing and didn't cause pain and made itself comfortable in there. it probably would have killed me eventually. i'm so glad i got to the hospital in time. >> reporter: in the lehigh valley. a small home made plane went down in the woods while coming in for a landing. sky force 10 over the scene. the 79-year-old pilot walked away without serious injuries. investigators say it appears he suddenly lost control causing that plane to crash. jury selection is underway in the trial of aaron frein who is charged at the deadly ambush in the poconos. al investigators say he killed a pennsylvania state trooper and wounded another before leading

police on a 48 day manhunt. jury selection is happening in chester county because of the media attention the case received in pike county. frien's lawyers will pick from a pool of 200 people. >> details from the courtroom, jacqueline? >> jury selection is expected to last a week. 100 of the 1,200 jurors were in court to answer questions from lawyers on both sides of the case. cameras were rolling as frien arrives this morning in this van. he wore a suit and tie. he was not handcuffed. his parents were in the gallery. now, investigators say frein 8 ambushed two troopers in 2014. corporal dixon died and was just getting off work. trooper alex douglas had just arrived and was injured. there was an intense manhunt

through rugged terrain that lasted 48 days. the community was on edge until u.s. marshals caught up to him. they caught him about 30 miles from where the shooting took place. >> very happy that this process is underway. it's been over two years now. we look forward to selecting a fair and impartial jury. >> looking for fairness. looking for jurors that will keep an open mind. compassion. >> the case is expected to last at least a month. the jury will be able to leave pike county during the trial and go home on the weekends. in the breaking news center, jacqueline london. a chase led to a crash in north philadelphia. we're told drug enforcement and secret service agents were involved in the case. that is what led to here. no one was hurt. police say an assault at

valley forge military academy appears to be a case of bullying, investigators say three 16 and 17-year-old students tied up another student upside down then beat him with a stick of some sort. the victim had minor injuries. the three teens now charged with assault. pekower has been restored t all customers after this fire at a substation earlier this week, crews turned power back on for the 900 or so customers that had been in the dark this morning. the fire fielinitially knocked power to 36,000 customers. investigators are working to find out how the fire started. the federal communications commission is investigating why 911 service was interrupted for at&t wireless users across the country and here in our area. users in bucks, chester, delaware, montgomery counties were unable to make 911 calls for at least an hour last night. nbc 10 was inside an emergency dispatch center in delaware

county when the problems happens. law enforcement agencies used social media to spread the word about alternative numbers residents could call. the eagles have landed the biggest fish in the wide receiver free agent market. former bears' whiteout alshawn j jeffrey. he spent the last five seasons in chicago. nfl media is reporting the 27-year-old reportedly turned down more money else where to come and play with carson wentz. the news wasn't all good. the eagles released connor barwin. he spent the last four seasons in philadelphia. his release clears up nearly $8 million in salary cap room for the birds to fortify the roster. csn john clark has more on all the moves the eagles made today coming up in about a half hour. about an hour, part of lancaster avenue in lower marion township will close.

crews are going to install sewer lines. it will close at 6:30. the will reopen tomorrow evening around 5:30. in montgomery county a 7 eleven clerk thought this woman was joke wing when she demanded money. police say the woman whipped out a knife, again yelling at the clerk to open the register. when the clerk told her she didn't speak english, she ran off. happening now, new castle county is holding its first ever facebook live town hall. residents were encouraged to send in questions ahead of time and have them answered during the event. matthew meyer said he wanted to have a conversation about how to improve the county. the task force looking into the heroin and opioid epidemic in philadelphia is considering giving addicts a safe place to use drugs.

right now, they exist overseas, proponents say it's an alternative to addicts using in the streets. nurses or doctors would be on hand to supervise. experts in fighting human trafficking gathered to discuss how to put an end to commercial sexual exploitation. it was part of a two day symposium at villanova university. police are experiencing a transformation in the way they view this kind of exploitation. 200 residential and commercial properties were up for grabs in atlantic city today. a mass auction was held. everything from empty lots to historic hotels were on the block. the properties stretch outside ac to include galloway and egg harbor townships as well as pleasantville. nurses at delaware county memorial hospital are going back to work tomorrow. the nurses walked off the job sunday over staffing issues. the hospital says the staff nurses at the national average. both sides still have not

reached any sort of agreement. and in the meantime, the healthcare battle raging on in washington tonight. and we're breaking down what could change for you. nbc 10's lauren mayk takes your concerns to medical professionals. a look at what could happen as healthcare for millions of americans hangs in the balance. plus. these delaware peach buds shouldn't be this far along this early in the year. the icy temperatures coming in could be devastating for farmers in our region. early morning mayhem. what left this area home in need of some serious repairs. a live report ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

president trump today called community banks the backbone of small business in america at the white house today. he met with several bank ceos to talk about regulatory changes that would make it easier for banks to lend money. that way mr. trump said small businesses would have easier access to capital. meanwhile, president trump says contrary to media reports, plans to overhaul healthcare are coming along great. he and the vice president will be traveling to cities to push the republicans' proposed plan. the energy and commerce and ways and means committees both approved their portions of the bill. leaders hope to have it passed in the next few weeks, from

there it could bow go on to the senate. republicans face opposition from democrats and their own party. speaker ryan addressed conservative's concerns. >> we can fix this problem. we promised the american people we would fix the problem. the way to fix it is to repieal obamacare and replace it with a market based system. >> a growing coalition of interest groups is lined up including the aarp. we're breaking down what changes could mean for you. >> lauren mayk look s into the potential impact on local hospitals. >> reporter: in washington they're moving forward with votes and decisions. just a few hours away in philadelphia, they're waiting and worrying about what it means at hospitals like this one. >> it's devastating. >> reporter: here at einstein, bill ryan is concerned about changes to medicaid, a program

about 40% of the hospital patients rely on. were you expecting medicaid changes? >> i was hoping against it. >> reporter: the affordable care act expanded medicaid and ryan says they be seen more patients come in with coverage. he's worried that could go the other direction. >> you get into a position because you cannot financially sustain the operation, you have to start making choices do you cut jobs, programs, do you start ending services that you are trying to focus on, keeping people healthier as opposed to more immediate needs. >> reporter: einstein is not the only healthcare provider worried. the american hospital association sending a letter to congress saying they can't support the new plan as is. outside congressman's office the doctor came with concerns about people losing coverage. >> my main concern is the poor. >> reporter: members of congress will hear from providers in person, too. bill ryan says they'll be visiting capitol hill and calling on allies to send a message.

>> we'll be asking employee and friends and families to reach out to members of congress to say please let's do this the right way, not rush it through. >> reporter: lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. a level playing field. >> that's what two washington restaurant owners are after in a new lawsuit against president trump. they argue they can't compete with the trump international hotel just down the road from the white house. they're calling it unfair competition and are suing the president and the hotel. president trump turned over control of his companies to his eldest son. he still owns his global business empire, which includes the hotel. >> the consulate is obvious by bringing this lawsuit we believe we will show that the president's ownership of the trump hotel and his actions have given him an unfair competitive edge. >> the lawsuit does not ask for money, but instead asks mr. trump to devest himself from the property. wikileaks is promising tech companies a closer look at the cyber tools they claim the cia is using to snoop on

smartphones, tvs, and other devices. the head of the anti-secrecy group says he'll share parts of that arsenal with aping, microsoft, samsung and google so they can create a fix to prevent their products from being hacked. the cia isn't confirming the documents are real. the peak of this year's cherry blossom season in washington may be later than first thought. the national parks service first predicted it would happen between march 14th and the 17th. now, they say it will take place between the 19th and the 22nd. the reason? cold temperatures forecasted for the weekend are believed to be the cause of the delay. and as much as glenn tells us it's going to happen, it's hard to believe snow is on the way with 60 degree temperatures. >> march can be a strange month for weather. last march 9th, this is video from temple's campus one year ago today. the high was 82 degrees and students were enjoying the

weather in shorts and tee shirts. today, pretty mild as well but that is all about to change. >> yes, it is going to change big time and it's going to change very quickly. it's 67 degrees right now. our high was 68 today. wait till you see how cold it's going to get. we were starting to see some clouds coming into the lehigh valley, a sign of the changes that are about to take place this afternoon. the wind not quite as strong as it was. 31 mile an hour gusts in trenton right now. 26 in philadelphia. we did see gusts up to near 40 miles per hour earlier. here's the leading edge of that area of snow. it's a front that's coming down, an area of low pressure riding along the front. not a big storm. doesn't have the potential to be a big storm or create huge accumulations. it's also coming in with temperatures at or above the freezing mark and warm roads. so this kind of snow, the darker

blue indicating some pretty heavier snow. as the morning rush is starting, temperatures are border line. so if we had just had a cold spell, this would be a lot worse than it's going to be. here we are 7:00 a.m., snowing in philadelphia, even down to millville. after that the snow could conceivably go all through the area. i don't think the temperatures are going to get to freezing or even close to freezing in much of new jersey or delaware. and so that snow just melts on the roads. it's to the north and west where it's different. the feels like temperature is going to go down tremendously. as we go toward the end of the day tomorrow, and tomorrow night, the wind picks up. and look at this, by 11:30, feeling like 1 in doylestown. 68 today, 1 tomorrow. that's 33 hours going down.

over 60 degrees in the way it feels. saturday 6:00 a.m. feeling like close to zero across a good bit of the area. it doesn't really warm up that much during the day. feeling like the teens at best saturday afternoon. so it's going to be a very cold weekend, at least as cold as last weekend. now, the snowfall amounts are not going to be that big a deal except for perhaps lehigh valley, berks county where it's all snow. could get three to as much as five inches in some of the higher elevations, that's on the grassy surfaces, not on the roads. some could stick to untreated surfaces. we drop down to one to two in ph philadelphia. yo i don't think there will be any accumulation. we'll wait for a more significant system coming next tuesday. saturday, sunday, these are the high temperatures. doesn't get out of the 20s in

the lehigh valley. windier on saturday than sunday. looks dry. both days throughout the area. now, look at this ten day. we lose an hour's sleep over the weekend in addition to the chill. these are the low temperatures in philadelphia. up to 37 monday. and then late monday night and into tuesday, that one has the potential to be a very significant snowstorm across parts of the area. so this is what we're going to focus on once we get through tomorrow. very windy tomorrow. it doesn't really get mild until the end of next week or next weekend. thank you, produce problems. up next a new report that could have you skipping the strawberries during your next trip to the supermarket.

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maybe you were expecting snow tomorrow. philadelphia is getting ready for its annual flower show. today bloom philly announced the winners of a decorating contest. the flower show starts saturday at the convention center. strawberries top the list when it comes to the dirtiest produce. every year the environmental working group compiles a list of fruits and veggies with the highest amounts of residue from

pesticides. spinach, nectarines and apples and peaches round out the top five. the usda calls the list misleading. it says almost all the products sampled had residue levels below tolerances set by the epa. got to wash them before you eat them. from 60s to snow. i can't believe we're saying that. we're tracking a system that will bring us winter weather by the morning. >> hard to believe this is going to happen. >> yes, it is. you can see some of the snow getting closer. even into pennsylvania. temperatures are about to plunge and that's going to pave the way for the snow to fall. i'll tell you when it's going to start and who is going to get what plus what it will mean for the morning commute. next. and erratic driver remains on the run after slamming his car into this house overnight. what police have on this driver that may help them zero in on an arrest. next. hi

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snow is headed this way. here's a live look right now. first alert radar tracking the system moving in from the west. >> sunny skies today but quite a bit of wind out there as well. check that out. nbc 10 in olney where you can see the flags whipping around. >> center city, philadelphia, interstate 76 backed up as usual. tomorrow's commute here is going to be a wet one. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist tracking it all

for us. >> and glenn "hurricane" schwartz is breaking down the timing and when we can expect this to start. >> in many cases it's going to start while you're sleeping. and it's going to continue off and on for a good bit of the morning hours. look at this picture out here. this is outside of our station. beautiful blue skies the fly is not blowing as hard as it was earlier. we have to issue a first alert for tomorrow morning. >> lehigh valley, berks county, chester bucks montgomery counties between the times of 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the snow, reducing the visibility. it's not just wet roads like it would be with rain. snow makes it harder to see. even if it's melting. accumulating on untreated roads in those areas with the first alert at times. 67 in philadelphia now. atlantic city and vineland and wilmington and 68 in dover.

they did reach 70 degrees. and the temperature is going down, feels like temperature going down by 8:00 a.m., it's feeling like 30. but note that temperature of 37. it's above freezing. even if it's snowing then, that's melting. but then that's philadelphia. further to the north, different story. more on who gets what in a few minutes. and you can always track the approaching snow online and on the nbc 10 app. upto date information is there. nbc 10 news today will be on the air tomorrow morning early to get you prepared. we're on the air at 4:00 a.m. daylight reveals the damage to a south jersey home after it took a direct hit from an out of control driver. the car crashed into the house where an elderly couple was asleep inside. the couple inside was not hurt. but family members have a message for the driver who police are still looking for tonight. nbc 10's cydney long is live in

penn's grove. >> we saw how this crash happened. how it ended rather. how did it start? >> reporter: i can tell you, police were giving chase to an erratic driver. they say he was going 75 miles per hour in this direction. blew through stop signs went airborne here before taking out this fence and a big chunk of this family's home. police say they do have dash cam footage of the after math. they're not ready to release. right now, the family is working to fasten up the home before tomorrow's weather. >> luckily they're on that side of the house. >> reporter: he is thanking got his parents were asleep and not injured. >> he could have killed my parents, could have killed the neighbors and yourself. >> reporter: he considers the driver a cowered for defying police which led to a pursuit. as dash cam video was rolling the driver escaped the mangled nissan by running into the woods. he left four injured passengers inside the car. >> they saw it unfiehead of the.

the driver had exited the vehicle. >> reporter: the police chief says what began with an erratic driver led to speeds three times the posted speed limit. >> it appeared for thfrom the video when he was trying to get away that he was injured in some way. >> reporter: with the driver at large, nearby business owners worry. they say too often teen drivers disobey traffic laws, speeding on nearby streets. >> our concern is having little children. >> reporter: the gash in the home, meantime, wiped out the couple's water line. with no flowing water they may have to move out until repairs are made. >> we're waiting for the insurance company to get here to assess what we need to do. the main thing is try to get the hole patched. >> reporter: and those insurance adjusters have yet to arrive to put a price tag on the damage. he just wants the driver to turn himself in. he is confident that restitution

along with charges both criminal and traffic will pay for this overnight crime. we're live in penn's grove tonight i'm spaucydney long. here is a look at some of the stories making headlines across our region today. sky force 10 in bucks county you can see caution tape around the porch of the continental tavern. police say a drunk driver crashed his pickup for ucintruc the tavern. the owner hopes to have it fixed in time for st. patrick's day. eight correctional officers have resigned and 18 more plan to resign in the wake of the hostage standoff at vaughan correctional center. we reached out to the department of corrections about the mass exit. officials said some of the officers are eligible to retire others have been promoted. they insist the exit has nothing to do with the february 1st

incident. the morning call newspaper calls the biggest deal sense pennsylvan 2004. the paper says the deal is for $1.3 billion. the deal could be announced in a few weeks. follicle findings. new research could help predict the odds of men going bald. details ahead.

breaking news right now in

philadelphia's huntington park. this is a live picture from ninth and butler. police you can see right there on the scene of a shooting and crash. a driver was shot. that driver then crashed into a vacant store there. you can see both doors are open. not clear how seriously that person was hurt. we do have a reporter on the scene right now. and a photographer gathering information. we'll have more ahead at 6:00. something to think about tonight before you pour that glass of wine, take this into consideration. a new study finds that having as little as one to three drinks each day may increase your risk for a fib. afib is a heart condition that causes dizziness, shortness of breath and chest pain. the study found the risk was for wine and liquor but not beer. and then there's this, british researchers are shedding light on what causes men to lose their hair. the study found 280 genes are

involved. they've come up with a formula they can predict a man's risk of losing his hair. but they've yet to develop a test to pinpoint -- pinpoint is the word for those playing the home game -- if and when that could happen. pinpoint. this weekend. we will spring forward for daylight saving time. a new study out of finland suggests losing the hour of sleep can be bad for your health. researchers found an 8% spike in the amount of people who suffer a stroke in the two days after setting the clocks forward. and a 2012 study in the u.s. found day light savings time was linked to a 10% increase in heart attacks. ikea is getting into the marriage saving business. sort of. the swedish furniture maker is set to release a new line of furniture that snaps together like a jigsaw puzzle. the thought is to make the assembly process easier and that

may mean no arguments between husband and wife duringa s assembly, you know it happens. >> about time. the eagles have signed a star receiver, but they are bidding fare well to a fan favorite who may be remembered for what he did off the field. john clark has that story just ahead. we have snow ahead and it's already in pennsylvania and it's 67 here. i'll have to timing and what you can expect in your neighborhood. it's all next in my exclusive first alert forecast. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable.

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we are following breaking news. the bridge that connects the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpikes will reopen later tonight. the pennsylvania turnpike

authority made the announcement in the past ten minutes. the bridge has been closed for seven weeks after someone found a crack in it. crews have worked around the clock since then to get it reopened. again, the bridge that connects the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpikes over the delaware river will reopen to drivers later tonight. all right, the parting of a fan favorite is just one headline in what's been a really busy day for the birds. the eagles cut defensive end connor barwin. he has spent the last four seasons with the birds. john clark joins us. >> in addition to his play, he was admired in the community. >> he is really going to be missed. i don't happen if i've seen a philly pro athlete get so involved in communities in philly. he invested not just his money but a lot of his time. he was like a lot of us a lot of days. he rode his bike and took septa to work.

connor barwin is a renaissance man. he was always out in the community with people in philly. >> put your hands like this. >> his foundation has given close to $700,000 to build three parks in the city. with help, they've turned that into $3 million to $4 million. >> i grew up in this environment, it was so important for my up bringing. >> he didn't just call and donate money. he was in these neighborhoods. >> connor riding his bike to and from practice. saw the park, saw it in disarray. took a liking to the park. >> this was the first, the community garden and basketball court at ralph brooks park in south philly. and smith playground is under construction. >> his legacy is always going to be that. he's going to be a community man. he's a man of our town. >> connor's foundation started right here in philly. even though he won't be playing football here anymore. the seeds he planted will

continue to blossom in our city. >> very committed to continuing this work in philadelphia. which is really exciting for all of us. >> i got my pass. >> connor is the only eagle i can ever remember riding septa to work. he is a man of the people. >> it's cool to connect, you know, with the city. you know, as much as you can. as a player you like to feel connected with the city you play for. >> i think he's leaving his heart in philly. this is the tough part of pro sports. they say good bye to connor and welcome two receivers. alshawn jeffrey and tory smith. we'll hear from smith about why things went so bad for him. >> two great weapons for carson wentz. take a look at this new video out of mesa, arizona. that's a police helicopter rescuing a man who got swept away in strong river currents.

looks like something out of a movie as he hangs on to the aircraft. crews were able to lower him down to waiting paramedics. the man luckily was not hurt. amazing. that tub of italian ice cream helps officers nab a suspect in charles. they came across robert hodges who was drunk, carrying a container of gelato. it was stolen from one of the vandalized businesses, put hodges in handcuffs. back to the weather now. winter making a return. >> this mild weather has been pretty nice glenn. big changes on the way, unfortunately, right? >> this way everybody gets to be happy. people who like the spring-like temperatures. you got that. people who like snow and cold, you're going to get that. everybody should like this. the sunset at the beach. nothing beats that. and this is cape may.

and the sunset, coming later and later. right now, the temperature, 67 degrees in philadelphia. millville, atlantic city, 68 in dover which hit 70 degrees today. and in delaware, 65 at claymount. 67 in harmony hills, georgetown, lewis and with a land breeze it's warm at the beaches. 67 rehobeth and bethany beach as well. those places are going to be a whole lot colder too. here comes the leading edge of the snow. it's into pennsylvania now. believe it or not. with temperatures near 70 degrees in philadelphia. the snow is not that far away. got to be quite a temperature contrast, huh? here we go. by 5:00 a.m., it's snowing

practically all the way down to philadelphia. but the other thing you'll notice and i want to put these on, the temperatures generally at or above freezing, the roads are warm from all the warm weather that we've seen. so we're going to have minimal impacts from this. especially near philadelphia and points to the south. the timing is not exactly great. and the darker blews indicate heavier snow. we can get bursts of snow. the biggest problem is going to be the reduced visibility. if you're driving, a lot of traffic and you can't see much ahead of you, that's where we get into danger in the many cases. we're barely below freezing in allentown, as soon as the snow lightens up, the temperature will go back up. the clouds, as you'll see going up to allentown, upper 30s. more snowshowers, snow flurries come through during the afternoon.

temperatures don't really change that much until tomorrow night. so by 10:00, it's down to 20 in allentown, 21 in reading. anything that's around is going to freeze. and including the people. because look how cold it's going to be feeling. 12 degrees by 10:00. and as we go to midnight, close to zero in some places and in the morning, there's a 1 in doylestown after 68 degrees today. and during the day saturday, only goes up to the teens. at least for the way it feels. so virtually nothing as far as snow accumulation and much of delaware, cape may county, atlantic county lbi, if there's any snow it's on the grass. one to two mostly on the glass from east windsor to trenton, to ben salem. philadelphia, chester, gloucester county.

two to four inches and now we're talking about perhaps a few issues with the snow accumulating on sunday untreated surfaces if it gets heavy enough. hatfield, and even more likely in reading and allentown. potts town as we go into the morning. mostly a morning thing. so there's friday. saturday, sunday, look at the low temperatures. they are incredibly low, especially for this time of the year and then there's a chance of a more significant storm by next tuesday. we're talking about this roller coaster weather, let's talk about the negative side effects of it. >> the crop concerns tonight. why local farmers are worried about the weather and what it could mean for your upcoming trip to the produce aisle. that story, straight ahead. coming up, new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, coffins uncovered in old city as construction workers build a new apartment complex. we're live to explain how this surprise find happened. new at 6:00. ovarian cancer and

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there is a new growtcery ste in an area that was considered a food desert. save a lot opened. the store was packed with people after opening at 9:00. it used to be a bottom dollar grocery store but that closed two years ago. a food desert is an area that doesn't have healthy food

options. let'ser holt joins us now for the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on nbc nightly news. >> good to see both of you. coming up, the man who put the country's top cyber spying secrets online, taunts the cia as speculation mounts over who stole the data. desperate calls to 911 unanswered in several states. we'll talk about the investigation into the critical cell phone disconnect. the small town that wants to hold big pharma farm for its local drug epidemic. those stories and a lot more when we see you coming up. now back to you at philly. >> we will see you at 6:30. some crop concerns, the temperature drop over the next couple of days as farmers in delaware worried about their fragile fruit. the problem began with our recent warm weather. peaches are ahead of schedule is. >> tim furlong found out farmers are hoping that doesn't effect what they can deliver to a

supermarket. >> reporter: who doesn't like a warm day in the winter? >>iga great for human beings. >> reporter: walk through the orchards. >> a nerve racking time of year. >> reporter: he has weather and peaches on the brain. >> you can start to see the pink. >> reporter: his farm's peach trees are budding a month early thanks to the warm weather. the problem is cold weather is coming back which could kill off the buds. he's praying the incoming cold doesn't get, well, too cold. >> if you're a betting man, these buds here, are they ever going to be peaches we're going to eat? >> i hope so. >> reporter: with the crazy weather, the farmers have had to put on a tarp. the peach trees are too big and the orchard is too vast. you country throw a blanket on everything. last year the farm brought in choppers pushing warm air on the peach trees but still lost 60% of the peaches.

the farm has learn today diversity to ride out tough times. a lost crop is tough to take. if enough fruit farmers have problems we will eventually pay more at the store. join with the farmers and pray it doesn't get too cold again for the peaches. >> you get this blossom set once a year. and if it dozen make a fruit you got to wait till next year. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. wacky weather dealing with all across the board. so crazy. the nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. thanks, guys up next all new at 6:00. digging up bones in old city. >> how crews accidentally unearthed the coffins of people buried before the declaration of independence was even signed. you could be in for a snowy commute. friday morning, that's getting closer. i'm timing out the changes and a weekend blast of winter cold. next in my first alert neighborhood forecast.

that breaking news, the delaware river turnpike bridge will reopen tonight. seven weeks after a crack forced it to shut down. sky force 10 flying over the bridge which connects bucks county pennsylvania with new jersey. we learned it will reopen tonight. nbc 10 investigative reporter mitch blocker has been following the repairs, he joins us live in the breaking news center. >> crews have been working around the clock to get this bridge back open. i want you to look at the video

of the crack that originally shut down the bridge. it's on what's called a truss. this was back in january. you will remember that engineers from around the country, they were working to find a solution. basically that crack was so bad that there was a two inch gap between the steel. crews using heavy machinery had to lift the bridge back into the place and they conducted a permanent repair. the bridge has been tested all week to insure that it is safe for traffic. and, again, it will reopen tonight. that is seven weeks after it shut down. if you are wondering what caused the crack, investigators say it was partly because of two misdrilled holes. they say that was not the only reason, but it was a contributor. we're live in the breaking news center, nbc 10 news. all right. more breaking news, new information just into our newsroom. police are telling us two people are in the hospital right now after they were shot. the shooting happened about an hour ago in hunting park. one of the people were inside this car which crashed into the

corner of a building. no one inside the building was hurt. right now, from spring to snow. we enjoyed 60s and sunshine today. now snow and winter could arrive from your drive to work tomorrow morning. >> first alert radar shows the snow moving in, getting ready to move into parts of our area. temperatures will plummet as the wint wintry mix gets here. parts of our area could see four inches, others could see rain. >> our first alert is so important here. we go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> the fact that we've had this warm weather is going to help us out tomorrow morning. because the roads are starting off exceptionally warm. we've got a beautiful sunset out there, although the clouds are starting to increase. and i'm issuing a first alert for a snowy a.m. rush for the lehigh valley, berks county, pa, suburbs, chester bucks montgomery. north of the pennsylvania