How Much Snow Has Fallen Where You Are?

March 13, 2018, 7:46 am

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How much snow has fallen in your neighborhood?

The National Weather Service has put out its measurements of how much snow has fallen (in inches) as a nor'easter brushed by the region Tuesday. Note: These totals could be updated throughout the day. Refresh this page for updates. 

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Pennsylvania

Philadelphia County

• Philadelphia International Airport - Trace

Berks County

• Near Alburtis 2.7
• Huffs Church - 3.4
• Near Mohnton - 2.5
• Reading - 0.9

Bucks County

• Hilltown - 1.5
• Penndel - 0.5
• Plumsteadville - 0.3
• Riegelsville - 0.2
• Springtown - 2.3
• Near Washington Crossing - 0.5 

Chester County

• Atglen - 1.3
• Berwyn - 1
• Glenmoore - 1.5
• Nottingham - 1
• West Goshen - 0.8
• Near West Grove - 0.8

Delaware County

• Wayne - 1.2

Lehigh County

• Allentown - 0.9
• Germansville - 1.7
• Lehigh Valley International Airport - 0.4
• New Tripoli - 2.2
• Washington Township - 2.8

Montgomery County

• Eagleville - 0.5

Northampton County

• Delps - 2.8
• Martins Creek - 0.7
• North Catasauqua - 0.8
• Near Portland - 0.8

Poconos

• Albrightsville - 3.5
• Coolbaugh - 4.4
• Pocono Pines - 3
• Tobyhanna - 3

New Jersey

Atlantic County

• Atlantic City International Airport - 0.2
• Estell Manor - 0.3

Burlington County

• Delran - 0.2
• Mount Holly - 0.5
• Medford Lakes - 1
• Southampton Township - 1.3

Gloucester County

• Near Turnersville - 0.1

Mercer County

• Ewing - 0.6
• Hopewell - 1.7
• Near Hopewell Township - 2
• Pennington - 1.8
• Trenton - 0.5

Ocean County

• Little Egg Harbor Township - 1
• Mystic Island - 1.5
• Toms River - 1.8
• Waretown - 2

Delaware

New Castle County

• Greenville - 0.4
• New Castle County Airport - Trace

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Nor'easter Moves Out of South Jersey

March 13, 2018, 9:13 am

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As expected, Tuesday's storm had a bigger impact in parts of South Jersey than the western suburbs.

New Phillie Arrieta Shares Handwritten Farewell to Chicago

March 13, 2018, 11:34 am

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Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta, signed with the Phillies Sunday, posted a photo of a handwritten farewell letter to Chicago on Twitter Monday.

Read the full letter below:

"In the midst of what felt like never ending adversity and failure, I was traded to the Chicago Cubs on July 2, 2013. This was the beginning of a four and a half year stretch that would forever change our lives. On the verge of walking away from the game I love dearly, Theo called, and the transformation began. I looked myself in the mirror, as well as my two year old son and pregnant wife knowing in my heart that everything was about to change.

"Chicago was our home, and will forever be a special place for my entire family. We raised our children in Wrigleyville, one of the most iconic places in all of sports. Going to work every day was an honor for many reasons from the storied history of the organization, to the high character individuals I was surrounded by year after year. Three consecutive NLCS appearances, two NL Central Titles, and a World Series Championship… the first in 108 years. Childhood dreams turned reality, thanks to so many amazing people, all holding one another to a very high standard.

"I send gracious thanks to the Ricketts family and front office for their commitment to winning at any cost. Going the extra mile to take care of our families was never taken for granted. I was lucky to have dedicated teammates that willingly shed blood, sweat, and tears to achieve our goals. I will miss going to battle with all of you, but look forward to competing on opposite sides moving forward. Lastly, thanks to all Cubs fans around the world for standing with us, and investing in us even when times were tough. You will all be missed dearly. Thanks for the memories.

-49"

The Cubs posted their own heartfelt message ealrier Monday thanking Arrieta and his wife Brittany.

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Pregnant Nurse Saves Heart Attack Victim at Del. Parade

March 13, 2018, 1:30 pm

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Karlee McGinnis didn’t expect to save a life during her day off at the parade, but former Delaware Judge Don Callendar was glad she was around.

McGinnis was with her family watching the Saint Patrick’s Day parade in Willmington, Delaware, Saturday when Callendar, who was marching in the parade, suddenly collapsed.

“The parade just barely started, so it happened really fast,” McGinnis said. “My sister tapped me on the shoulder saying, ‘Karlee I think you need to go help.'”

When McGinnis reached Callendar, she immediately knew something was wrong and had to act fast.

“He was completely grey,” she said. “And then someone checked his pulse and there was nothing, so I immediately started performing CPR.”

Callendar was having a heart attack at the time and was dead for three rounds of CPR. Another nurse, Lew Smiley, helped McGinnis perform CPR until more help arrived.

“It was kinda like auto pilot. I just jumped right in,” McGinnis said.

She performed chest compressions on Callendar while also being six months pregnant.

After about a minute, color returned to Callendar and he gasped for air. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital. He reportedly asked for McGinnis’ phone number to personally thank her for saving his life.

“It’s probably one of the most moving things happen to me in my life,” he said. “Karlee’s memory is in my chest because she really pushed hard.”

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2 Charged in Montco Home Burglary String

March 13, 2018, 2:00 pm

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One man in Montgomery County has been charged with a handful of burglaries, but authorities allege he and an accomplice are responsible for more. Now, the District Attorney's office says they plan to file more charges.

2 Suspects Face Charges in Montgomery Co. Burglary String

March 13, 2018, 2:01 pm

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Two Philadelphia men are in custody on high bail for allegedly burglarizing houses in at least two Montgomery County towns, according to authorities.

Anthony McDaniels and Leroy Boose are currently charged with three burglaries in Abington and another burglary in Lower Merion, according to court records. But a spokeswoman for the Montgomery County District Attorney's office said a court hearing for McDaniels Tuesday in the case was just "an initial step."

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"We expect to be filing additional charges as this is still an active investigation," the spokeswoman said in an email.

The two suspects were allegedly caught red-handed Feb. 10 by a special burglary prevention task force in Lower Merion, according to court records.

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It remains unclear exactly how widespread the charges will eventually become, but authorities with knowledge of the investigation said the case involves alleged burglaries in Lower Merion, Abington and Cheltenham as well as incidents outside of Montgomery County as far as New Jersey.

Art works, including statues, and jewelry, have allegedly already been recovered through the expanding investigation, with law enforcement describing a "massive amount" of stolen property found already.

The assistant district attorney on the case declined to comment Tuesday. It is unclear if McDaniels and Boose have attorneys. They are both being held on $1 million bail on the four burglary counts and numerous related charges. 

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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Another Chance of Snow

March 13, 2018, 2:31 pm

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While the third nor'easter to hit our region didn't bring too much snow, our area could see another chance for some snowfall. NBC10 meteorologist Glenn "Hurricane" Schwartz.

Eagles Lead Autism Challenge

March 13, 2018, 2:29 pm

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NBC10 has once again partnered with the Eagles for the "Eagles Autism Challenge." The fundraising event takes place in May and you're all invited.

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Ready for Spring After Third Nor'easter

March 13, 2018, 2:34 pm

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While the third nor'easter to hit our region didn't pack nearly as big of a punch as the last two, people in our region are still ready for spring.

Study Shows Dogs Prefer Baby Talk

March 13, 2018, 2:29 pm

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Do you talk to your dog in a baby voice? Good news, your pooch probably likes it! A new study shows that dogs prefer when their owners talk to them in a higher pitch voice and exaggerate their emotions.

I-76 Closed After 7,000 Gallons of Egg Yolk Spilled

March 13, 2018, 2:28 pm

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A tractor trailer carrying 7,000 gallons of egg yolk overturned in I-76 on Tuesday. The westbound lanes were closed after being drenched in the yolk shortly before rush hour.

NBC10 Responds: Tracking Your Returns

March 13, 2018, 3:10 pm

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More and more large retail stores are denying returns even when customers have their receipts. NBC10's Harry Hairston explains how stores are doing this, and why.

Toys R Us Possibly Closing

March 13, 2018, 2:15 pm

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Trouble in toyland? Parents all over the nation are preparing for the possibility of Toys R Us closing all of its stores. 

Should Philadelphia Residents Carry Naloxone?

March 13, 2018, 2:23 pm

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Philadelphia's health commissioner is urging the public to carry naloxone, the prescription medication that prevents an opioid or heroin overdose death. The health commissioner says about 1,200 people in Philadelphia died last year of a drug overdose.

Delaware Man Says He's Back From the Dead

March 13, 2018, 2:32 pm

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A Delaware man is thanking strangers who he says brought him back from the dead. The man collapsed at a St. Patrick's Day parade in Delaware and several strangers rushed to help him.

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5-Year-Old Hit by Car in Mayfair

March 13, 2018, 2:35 pm

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A 5-year-old child was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday after being hit by a car. The driver did stop on the scene.

Villanova gets March Madness Sendoff

March 13, 2018, 3:07 pm

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There is plenty of March Madness excitement in our region as Penn and Villanova both head to the tournament. Villanova got a warm sendoff on Tuesday.

Rally for Meek Mill

March 13, 2018, 3:14 pm

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As rapper Meek Mill sits behind bars in a Chester prison, students and other community leaders held a rally for the rapper at the University of Pennsylvania on Tuesday. The students and leaders discussed the criminal justice system and race.

Local Schools Prepare for Walk Outs

March 13, 2018, 3:28 pm

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As students in our area are planning a walk out on Wednesday, schools are also preparing. The walk outs are in response to the deadly school shooting in Florida, and now students are demanding action.

Meek Mill Makes Surprise Call Into Justice Rally

March 13, 2018, 5:37 pm

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As students and local leaders gathered at the University of Pennsylvania today to discuss justice and race, Philadelphia-born rapper Meek Mill called in to the forum from his Chester prison and thanked his supporters. Mill's attorney, mother, and Reverend Al Sharpton were all in attendance.