these are pictures from earlier today, you can see the ice jam along the ammonoosuc river. state police say theres about 3 to 4 feet of water on the road. now let' s head over to chief meteorologist mike haddad for what we can expect next in the forecast. mike: retracting not only the warm temperatures moving out but showers in some spots. last night the most magic, where the warmth blasted in and about 30' s into 60' s. here are the record highs for today. concord 63, breaking the old 20 degrees colder right now in portsmouth but below freezing and white field and right at 30 degrees in berlin. there is an colder beginning to build on it at along with that cold air some snow showers. spring warmth earlier this evening right back to winter and then light accumulation in parts of northern new hampshire. what about more changes for friday and the weekend? we will look at all that coming up. my -- tom: i have mile-long ice jam read habit in franconia. stephanie woods is in franconia where she spoke with neighbors on plantation road. stephanie: three people in franconia can' t

the ammonoosuc river spilled over the banks. sections of the roadway were under as much as four feet of water. in franconia, residents of two homes along the gale river are hopes to get a look at the damage today after a half a mile ice jam forced them out through the night. the jam washed away. there's still six feet of water around one home. it was the case last night. there's significant road. >> it is amazing the power of ice when it -- as it goes down. you can feel it. you can feel your feet shaking, the ground shaking, the house shaking. >> it hasn't been an issue in the past. i've been in the town for 30 years. sean: the power of nature. crews are working to make repairs. right now it is only open to residents. erin: a proposed development in portsmouth is stirring up controversy this morning. it would include a hotel, condos, and whole foods supermarkets. spoil the historic charm in the city. kristen carosa is live in brentwood this morning to explain the lawsuit that's now been filed. reporter: the development in the no