esplanade drive nature took its course. a giant sinkhole opened up. the owner says water got inside the concrete path. just washed away. that s why we had big cavities. this video taken by a passerby shows erosion of the cliffs above the shoreline. that erosion has had consequences. the property next to the beach path was declared unlivable earlier this year. the building is condemned because it sits too close to the crips to the cliff s edge. the apartment buildings next to that one have already been demolished and longtime neighbors further down on esplanade since the problems won t go away. this one could be next. directly to our side and that will be coming out and this section right here will too. the city issued a statement saying the sinkhole is the responsibility of the owner. the geotechnical experts are examining reports that new bluff erosion, the beach path, pretty owner says he won t make the path safe. what we re going to do right now is plug that ar
layered up and not looking forward to several days of frigid cold temperatures since the mother of four right now is without work and thoos rely on public transportation. i like the summertime. the weather, me andmy winter don t get along. i have my new baby but i had to do what i had to do. reporter: camden county tells nbc 10 despite few flurryies that added up there s still the potential for icy spots due to melting. when temperatures drop we have to be ready for black ice and we need to treat that. reporter: at mt. olive church the ovens are warmed up. volunteer pat washington said it s an opportunity to check on their well being. they re grateful. when you don t have what do you do? you come to somebody who s willing. reporter: camden county getting a delivery of salt this afternoon to replenish what they used the last couple of days. they have a couple of warming centers that will be used. some include new life developments, a butterfly house as well as jose
zero. they re 20 now. allentown, pottstown, readying down to the 20s. wilmington dover, it s already dropping fairly significantly probably because the wind is dying down. only a couple of spots have any kind of a wind gust anymore. that s quite a change over the last few hours. so as the wind dies down, the temperature will go too. allentown by morning, 6, reading, quakertown 9, 10 in norristown. 8 at vineland and millville. even colder air than this is on the way. i ll tell you about that and three different chances for snow in the seven-day in a few minutes. the bitter cold temperatures are adding insult to injury to parts of south jersey. cold blue conditions have outreach centers preparing meals for the homeless tonight. nbc 10 s south bureau reporter cydney long live in camden county. sidney some of these folks just finished digging out from the snow earlier this week, right? reporter: jim that s right. any residual like right here that melted with today s sun, it