wintertime, and zooming in on storm ranger 10 here, there's some of the heavier rain right along bayview road. this is in newcastle county, odessa getting some of that rain. it's live. we go further down the line in delaware and can you see pretty heavy showers and storms south of dewey beach and near oceanview. some of that rain is on the heavy side, but we really don't have that much north of philadelphia. this is the area that was the most vulnerable for any kind of flooding, so we're fortunate because of all the cloud cover that has occurred during the day today, and we still have the chance of a shower or a storm as we go into the evening hours. you notice the temperatures not all that high. the clouds kept the temperature down today, and then even some shower chances tomorrow morning, for example, at the jersey shore. we'll talk more about when this rainy pattern is going to end and when it's going to get a

little bit more comfortable around here in just a few minutes. >> okay, glenn, we'll check back to you. now to decision 2016 coverage and it's donald trump's turn to make a push for pennsylvania on a campaign tour. the republican presidential nominee will hold a real at a high school outside harrisburg tonight, and before trump rolls into the keystone state he held a town hall in columbus, ohio within the past hour. trump's trip comes immediately following hillary clinton's bust tour through the same battleground states. the democratic presidential nominee making her way to the midwest tonight. billionaire investor warren buffett will introduce clinton at an event in omaha, nebraska. the presidential election 99 days away, while candidates clash on many issues they agree while winning pennsylvania is key. we're joined lie nbc's deanna durante and today we found which parts of pennsylvania are in fact critical. deanna. >> yes, you're going to see a

lot of hillary clinton, donald trump, their running mates and family members in the philadelphia suburbs. political experts say if one wants to win pennsylvania they have to take places like here in wayne. >> we did not see trump here. we did not. we couldn't even get -- my husband wanted to a make america great hat. >> hattie didn't get the hat either. she went across the street to the now closed trump campaign office in montgomery county. it was shut down after the primary season. her husband is leak towards trump and she, the former first lady. >> very important, very, very. >> reporter: she like many we talked to in delaware and montgomery county say this election, your vote matters. >> it's very important to pick the candidate that is going to be pro getting people back to work. >> reporter: political experts say pennsylvania is battleground in this election and that if trump wants to win the white house, he needs to win pennsylvania and its share of 270 electoral votes, and we're told the key will be winning the philadelphia suburbs, specifically clubs, chester,

montgomery counties. >> pennsylvania looms large for both of them. for hillary pennsylvania offers her a lot of different options. if she's wins pennsylvania, there are a lot of ways for her to get to 270. for donald trump it's really hard to see how he gets to 270 without pennsylvania. >> reporter: the difference between campaigns is clear. clinton has her office open in doylestown bucks county and has traditional boots on the ground, workers getting out the vote and trump is doing things differently. insiders say he'll reopen his offices for fall and campaign events. all candidates are focusing on the fely bush and some saying -- the philly bushes and some say it won't make. >> only one choice. go trump. >> reporter: this state matters and is key to winning the white house. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> still with decision 2016,

controversy following donald trump on the campaign trail after his remarks about the parents of a muslim american soldier killed in iraq. trump went on the attack after the parents of captain khan spoke out against trump during their dnc speech last week. he tried to clarify his comments over the weekend in a statement calling captain khan a hero to our country but adding the real problem was the radical islamic terrorists who killed him and today trump got back out on to twitter to comment once again. trump tweeted mr. khan who does not know me viciously attacked me from the stage of the dnc and he is now all over tv doing the same. nice! meantime, the family of service members who died fighting for the u.s., they are demanding an apology from the u.s. the gold star family signed a letter calling the comments repugnant and personally offensive. meantime, remember nbc 10 is here to make your decision as we

head towards election day. our digital team will be reporting and posting on facebook from whump's campaign rally outside harrisburg. follow all the action there and with the nbc 10 news app. police and family members are searching for answers after two people were shot and killed at a montgomery county apartment complex overnight. neighbors at forest garden arpts in ambler told police they heard five gunshots just before midnight. when officers got there they found the bodies of janice trunk and another victims. investigators combed the scene for clues as family members watched in disbelief. >> i can't even cry i'm like i'm in shock. she didn't deserve this. it's not right. somebody heard something. they need to come forward. >> reporter: police are working to identify the second victim. so far they have not made any arrests. we have more details about a temple university police officer and a former campus cop accused of killing a woman inside a

germantown home. officers found the woman's bold last friday. nbc 10's monique braxton spoke to police today. and what did they tell you. >> reporter: hi, denies. investigators told you aaron wright felt like his girlfriend wasn't submitting to him and he wanted to teach her a lesson. >> this was just a really brutal and barbaric murder and it's really a shame that she was killed at all, but in this fashion. >> reporter: the family of the woman say this was a picture of murder suspect aaron wright and joyce in happier times. on the bottom of this facebook posting in september of 2015 we found the words never leaving, but when police arrived at 4633 green street friday morning she was dead. >> the boyfriend had stripped her of her clothes, handcuffed her to a weight bench and used some type of baton to beat her entire body. the friend was actually helping to position the female. >> reporter: police have

identified that friend, an upstairs neighbor, as marquis robinson, a temple police officer. robinson's job ended when he was charged with murder on friday. as for aaron wright temple university tells us he used to be a police officer there but he hadn't been on the force there since 2012. >> does not appear she was beaten in her face but everything below the neck she had a lot of bruises and scarring from the neck down. >> reporter: a neighbor also told us the victim had two children, a 2-year-old girl and a 10-month-old boy. coming up in the next hour we're working to bring you comments from that neighbor who was also a church member atending temple with the victim. live for now outside police headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> all right, monique. >> the ongoing septa slowdown. it's changing the way regional rail riders pay their fare and it could impact how you get home this afternoon. going to take a live look at 30th street station.

regional rail riders will have to buy tickets before they board at any philadelphia stations from now until 6:30 tonight. septa saying they made this change because of scheduling issues when they had the sideline more than 100 rail cars with structural problems. septa says they got complaints about people getting free rides because conductors just didn't have time to check all tickets on overcrowded trains. >> smokers in pennsylvania are now paying an extra buck per pack of cigarettes giving them more reason to quit or cross the border. the taxes jumped today pushing the price of a pack above $7, the largest price since p.a. imposed a per pack tax in 1935. the city added its own $2 tax to help fund schools. and now to new jersey where the debates over a proposed gas tax hike is heating up again this afternoon. under the proposal the state's

gas tax would jump by 23 cents a gallon, but governor chris christie is expected to veto that plan. so now state leaders are trying to drum up support to override the governor. nbc 10's drew smith is live in trenton and where do we stand right now, drew. >> well, right now the senate president is inside this building trying to count votes. he's not ready to say he has a veto proof majority, but the democratic leaders in this building say they are trying to get republicans on their side calling the transportation project a problem for the economy and your safety. there are unattended traffic barrels and warning signs out on some new jersey roadways today but no workers. drivers swerved to get around spots that need repair. >> i just drove down one road that could use some repair for sure. definitely takes a toll on the car. >> governor chris christie halted projects after money ran out in a compromise to raise the

gas tax 23 cents while dropping the sales tax failed earlier this summer. >> i feel we pay enough taxes in the county to be able to take care of the roads without having to take that also out of the gas. >> at a news conference this afternoon the senate president and assembly speakers say they are both in agreement, but they note governor will use his veto power. they say it appears to them that christie has no intention of fixing this problem. the governor has disputed that. out on the road there isn't much love for the performance from either side of the aisle up in trenton. >> would i probably tell them to resign. that's exactly what would i say, you know, because they just keep making mistakes. >> as far as the time line here. the speaker hopes to have the votes by thursday. this gas tax would go into effect as soon as they were able to override the governor's expected veto. live in friendon, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> investigators today are revealing several red flags about the pilot of a hot air balloon that crashed killing all 16 people on board.

ntsb officials say pilot skip nichol was flying the balloon too low before it hit several power lines and crashed on a farm in lockhart, texas on saturday. the bert business bureau had warned customers about doing business with the balloon touring company nichol used to operate in missouri. he was also arrested in 2000 for driving while intoxicated. now to these staggering pictures of an historic maryland town under a state of emergency. flash flooding nearly washed away ellicott city saturday night. two people were killed here, including a pennsylvania woman when more than 6 inches of rain fell in a couple of hours. officials say nearly three dozen properties are significant police damaged. many buildings, sidewalks and roads are still unstable. >> mosquitos in florida are likely the cause of at least 14 zika cases in that state prompting the governor there to ask for federal help. governor rick scott saying the cdc would issue a travel warning for pregnant woman in miami-dade

county. the federal emergency response team will help florida with the investigation, sample collection and mosquito control efforts there. fire fighters near california's big sur coast, they are struggling to get upper hand on this destructive wildfire more than 60 miles wide. that wildfire has been burning for ten days now. it's destroyed dozen of homes and threatening thousands of other of structures. fire fighters are hoping to get a break this week with cooler temperatures and higher humidity. >> and firefighters in south jersey continue to battle hot spots at a family-owned business that went up in flames sunday. the colucci lumber yard in franklin township is a total loss. crews removed the rubble and debris from the still smouldering scene today as investigators tried to figure out what triggered the inferno b.200 firefighters battled heavy smoke and flames yesterday afternoon. there were no fire hydrants in the area forcing crews to bring in tanker trucks and pump in water from a nearby lake.

throw firefighters suffered heat-related injuries. repair crews are working to restore water for several homes in philadelphia's frankfurt section after a water main break there. this was the muddy mess along the street when the main broke. septa was forced to detour several buses in the area during the cleanup and nbc 10 is working to return service in the area. to new video, a pair of thieves busting their way through a north philadelphia restaurant nearly two weeks ago. you can see the guys on the lookout at the main chinese restaurant before going back inside. they got inside the apartment area of the building and took two cartons of cigarettes and cash before they took off. >> the countdown to rio is really on now. we're just four days away from the start of the 2016 olympics in brazil. the opening ceremony is set for this friday night. nbc 10 is the only place to see all the action. organizers are rushing to put the finishing touches on venues

in olympic park. there have been delays and preparations, budget troubles and political and economic turmoil in brazil, but today the international olympic committee promised rio will deliver successful games. nbc 10's jacqueline london is in rio right now and will have an exclusive all access pass to the olympics. she will introduce you to the hometown heros who are going for gold in brazil. catch jacqueline's live report starting wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we continue to track some showers and thunderstorms. a lot of the area is dry because the clouds hung in so long and kept the temperature down and you didn't heat up the atmosphere but in delaware and south jersey that's where we focus on all of these showers and storms and that's where we've sent storm ranger 10 today. we want to get as close to the storms without being on top of them as we can. and that red sweep that you see

there, that is storm ranger 10. this is the first time we have shown it. it's the first of its kind anywhere and this is a mobile doppler radar. this line that you see here. that's the 30-mile range. that's the most effective range where we can see the storm all the way to the ground pretty much and that's why we're going see these storms in sum bland county as accurately as anybody can see them. this is right over cedarville now. the problem with some of these is that they are not moving very much, and the other thing that we can see on storm ranger 10 is the amount of rain, the intensity of the rain and give you an idea of when there's significant flood threat. the storms in parts of sussex county fortunately continue to spread towards the coast and maybe will get offshore in a couple of hours because it's really heavy. ocean pines at fenwick island,

ocean view seeing some that have heavy rain. like i said, there's not much from philadelphia north and west here. there's some back by lebanon but that's a long way away and that was the area that was under the flash flood watch earlier. so the headlines, we're tracking the heavy rain and the cells are slow moving so that's why there would be the potential for localized flooding if one of those storms stayed in the same spot, of course. the clouds kept the temperature down so that is staying cool and the clouds will be with us tomorrow, too. keeping us on the cooler side. didn't knock out the humidity today, but it will go down a little bit tomorrow. not as brutal this week and by wednesday it's really going to be downright beautiful out there. now, as we go through the afternoon and into the evening this is what the futurecast is showing us. the future radar is showing those storms in cumberland county. that's why we sent storm ranger that way because we want to go

to where the storms are going to be so we can cover you bert and protect you better. by 10:00 tonight we may have some more storms developing to the north and, again, you see that they are kind of scattered around and even into tomorrow morning, but not numerous and by tomorrow afternoon, again, we're seeing a few showers but you're not seeing the yellows and reds that would indicate the heavier rain. look at this. 77 degrees in philadelphia. only 82 in dover. it is incredibly cool compared to yesterday. 12 degrees cooler and 14 degrees cooler in mt. hole than it was at this time yesterday, and it's all those clouds and those clouds help protect a lot of the-year from the severe weather. so for tomorrow, we have a few shower. for wednesday we don't. thursday looks dry for a while and friday up to 90 and saturday we could see a thunderstorm but we've got a fairly dry pattern

here coming after tomorrow and with the exception of saturday morning. >> well, you heard glen reference the new tool, the nbc 10 first alert weather team has to bring you our viewers more accurate weather information. >> it's called storm radar 10 and nbc's 10 keith jones gives us a lesson on how it works and what it can do. >> what is this thing? it's the first of its kind in the world, not to mention its home slight here in the delaware valley at nbc 10. the definition of ranger, someone in charge, patrolling and protecting the land. in our case pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. storm ranger reaches 75 miles around wherever we take it, filling in gaps in the radar. it's like having another pair of expert eyes on the storm so we can warn you and protect your family even earlier. >> we're able to get a better detailed look at the storm to see if there's hail, heavy rain, if it's severe and we're able to

see the other radars so we can actually warn people sooner. >> here's how it work. we strapped an exband solid state radar system to a high-tech control room on wheels. it's a million dollar investment in you. storm ranger was designed by world renowned experts and put to the test in tornado alley, one of the most dangerous places for weather in the world. it's credited with saving lives in texas. that radar wasn't even on wheels. this is next generation stuff. >> this is a radar that dewith move wherever we want. >> like your neighborhood and to the biflgt events, reinforcing our first alert neighborhood weather commitment. nbc 10's storm ranger, the first in our area, the first in america, the first in the world. >> get a better view that have storm so now we're filling in those gaps the stationary radar is going to miss. >> reporter: keith jones, nbc 10

news. >> i know the weather team is excited to have this new tool. >> i never thought i'd see the day where a local tv station could have a mobile doppler radar. this is a dual polarization, the latest technology, too. that we can move around the area. this is used for research in oklahoma so they have tested it. they know that it's accurate and by going to where the storm is we can get so much more detail. like i said, if there's a hurricane at the coastline, we send it down towards the shore. it can withstand hurricane force winds. >> really? >> that's a big heavy truck. let me tell you. >> yeah. >> it's really amazing, i'm -- it's -- it's -- it's like a christmas gift. >> when do we get our own private tour? you going to show us. >> but the thing is these types of radars, it helps us warn people, not only warning, but fewer false alarms. >> yeah. >> because of the tornado

spinning up there and not reaching the ground. it's a false alarm. we can tell if it's reaching the ground or not, because we're so close to it. >> still more information getting to you guys here at first alert weather. >> all right, glenn. if you want to learn more about storm ranger 10 let nbc 10 or tap the nbc 10 app and hear about the first alert weather team about how it will give you a closer look. fantastic tool. >> two months since the deadly shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> 49 people lost their attacks and today we learned about new plans at the site of the massacre. the nightclub will reopen while becoming something entirely different. plus this. >> are you married with vehicle code 1379? >> the reason this officer decided to pull people over, not what you would explain. we'll explain. >> what new research has

discovered about a popular trend. that's next. >> first a look at the closing bell on wall street. the dow posting a six-day losing streak. i approve this message.

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>> traffic stops usually end with maybe a ticket or a warning from police. >> yeah, but people who were pulled over in halifax, virginia, received a cool surprise from officers instead. halifax police chief kevin lamb and officer brian warner pulled over several drivers last week for violating vehicle code 1739. in case you were wondering, that's known as driving on a hot day without ice cream. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> on behalf of the halifax police department we're making sure everybody is following all the laws today. >> the officers say they were

just wanting to put a smile on people's faces for the day and mission accomplished. >> she looked so they are vows until she got the ice cream. >> made her day. storms and showers are popping up across the region. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is keeping tabs on it fours. glenn? >> part of problem is some of the storms are not moving and that creates some very heavy rain, potential downpours and even a chance of localized flash flooding. i'll show you what to expect in your neighborhood next. >> and we are live in new jersey inside of storm ranger 10. coming up i'm going to let you know why this is such a big deal for our community and ground breaking for television as a hole.

steamy day leading to showers and storms. you see them there on first alert radar as this situation really continues to develop right now. the first storms began developing this afternoon. some of them packing some heavy rain. this is one of those days our neighborhood weather really comes into play. let's get right to first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn? >> some places are getting hammered with heavy showers hand thunderstorms where it's warm and exceptionally humid. we've been talking about our storm ranger 10 here which we have located in new jersey and glassboro. now, this is the part of the conventional radar. you can see this area. that's not really reaching the

ground. you know how we talk about a lot of times the rain or the snow, not reaching the ground because the radar beam goes up and it's going into the clouds. well, if we get close to the storm we don't have to worry about that, so now here we are with a 30-mile range, for example, and these showers, where's the rain that was farther to the north? it's not there. because it's not there. it's not reaching the ground. we're only showing you stuff that is reaching the ground. that's all we care about, right? show here we are, cumberland county right near cedarville and this area is not moving very much. so we have to keep a close eye on that. that's why we sent storm ranger 10 into this area because we anticipated some heavy rain close by. again, south of cedarville. main street is getting some rain there. the newest tool in the first alert arsenal has hit the road this afternoon. storm ranger 10 out and about and it's a high-tech rolling radar machine and a whole lot

more. meteorologist crysthri krystal n board to show us what it can do and a lot to play with out there. >> reporter: yeah, glenn, exactly right. super exciting moment for us here at nbc 10. we've been look since i've been here the last month, checking out this vehicle and now we're here. this is the first mobile doppler radar on television anywhere in the world. so this is ground breaking stuff for us. as you can see from behind me, this is our ability to access and operate the radar from right in the truck. this is the internals of how we get that out on to the air for you guys, and the big question when you look at something like this is how do we exactly go from truck to tv? let's go over it. first off we get that team of meteorologists, our first alert weather team, and we gather it. once we've gathered it together we talk about where to send the truck and once we've decided where to send the truck we hit

the road from. there once we've made it to our destination we can actually shut off the truck and lift the radar dome in just a matter of minutes. in fact, if we can take a look at radar from right now you can see this is what data our truck is gathering as we speak, and this is something that we call duel pole radar. it's the most cutting edge radar out there and it more accurately determines whether we're seeing rain, hail. it can even detect a tornado faster than ever about. our radar has a range of 75 miles in every direction in the truck. the big white thing that you see is the radar dome and inside the truck is the radar shooting out a beam getting the picture of the sky around us at the sky level. does a 360-degree sweep and does it in just ten seconds so we're talking very fast, that this machine can get the data, gather it and send it back to us so that we can have it on air for you, getting that information

right down at the ground level. coming up at 5:30, we'll talk about why it's so important to have the information at the ground level and why that matters to you as it comes right into your neighborhood. that's coming up in an hour. we're live in glassboro, new jersey, krystal klei, nbc 10. >> all for more accurate forecasting and to learn more, go to nbc10.com or tap the nbc 10 app. you'll hear more about how it will give you a closer look at severe weather. >> from our south jersey bureau, in a few hours a vote to extend unemployment benefits for striking workers at the taj mahal casino in atlantic city. striking works from the trump taj mahal in atlantic city took a bus trip to trenton said and successfully convinced the senate to pass the measure on unemployment benefits. that would allow people on strike to collect unploinlt aft -- unemployment. the workers have been on strike for 30 days now. >> we're fighting this for

everybody, not just us. we want atlantic city the way it to be, a good job for everybody. >> the bill still needs approval from the assembly. the damage workers say negotiations have been stalled for weeks. there's no denying kids love the trampoline parks. >> but the popularity of the parks isn't the only thing taking a jump. what new research has revealed straight ahead.

we have breaking news out of los angeles right now of a police chase happening. officers are chasing the driver of that black suv weaving in and out of the traffic on the highway. now this began as a call for a reckless driver. we're told this is the second police chase in los angeles so far today. we will continue to monitor the situation. >> the owners of a gay nightclub in orlando, florida, will reopen it as a memorial to the 49 people who died there.

the one pulse foundation revealed the plans on social media yesterday, but they haven't said when the memorial site will open. gunman omar mateen opened fire at the club back on june 12 and was killed in a shootout with police. the popularity of trampoline parks has jumped and so have emergency room visits. a new report in the "pediatrics" journal says injuries have skyrocketed from 600 to 7,000 in four years. the most common injuries, sprains and dislocations. the group that regulates trampoline parks say safety is a priority and the positive of youth recreational sports far outweighs the negatives, they say. >> nbc 10 responds is our promise to you. >> all the color was gone. >> he went out of his way to bring color to his backyard owesies. >> and when things faded the company wouldn't help hand that's when he called nbc 10's harry hairston. nbc 10 responds is next. >> well, it's warm and steamy.

we've got some heavy slow moving thunderstorms across the area. that's not a good combination. we'll tell you what you can expect to see and when, plus when drier air is going to return ahead. your exclusive first alert forecast.

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turning to nbc 10 responds, he bought a new pool liner to bring color to his back-yard oasis. >> one summer in that line fade and the company would not provide help. so he called nbc 10 responds. hair? >> i've got to tell you, this is a really tough one for this guys, especially the way the temperatures are out there. when this consumer first reached out the company says they basically told him to, well, he's all wet. >> this is where mark comes every day to relax. >> this is my fair. >> reporter: his backyard deck

is where he spends the whole summer. >> i want it to look nice. >> reporter: last spring we replaced his pool line we are this one, with tropical fish. >> this liner, i looked, i saw it. i said this is different. this is unique? >> reporter: he said the liner looked great all last season and when he opened his pool this summer, there wish use. >> i noticed all the fish were faded. all the color was gone. >> reporter: his one colorful fish, shades of white and black around all areas of the pool except one. >> i noticed that behind the ladder all the colors are beautiful still. >> reporter: fritz got ahead of the manufacturer gli pool products. >> i e-mailed them and they come back with, well, you must have done something wrong with the chemicals. >> reporter: but he says he checks the chemicals all the time. >> looks like we're right in between 1 and 1.80. >> reporter: he wasn't happy with gli's response. >> i'm aggravated. they don't want to want to back

their sflookt they turned to nbc 10 responds. we contacted gli pool products and they reached out to fritz. the company never got back to us but fritz says a representative told him the liner warranty only covers split seams, but still as a goodwill gesture the company sent fritz a brand new liner free. >> thank you for putting the color back in our tropical paradise. >> fritz says gli pool products also told him to look further into the chlorine levels of the pool as the company hates to see this problem happen again. the cost of the liner, $559. we'll add that to our nbc 10 responds recovery counter topping out at a total of $66,019 >> you don't want to see it fade away again. >> the way this heat is coming down? >> just about anything can fade out there that the sun has been. >> we made his summer. >> harry hairston.

if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds. give us a call. the number right there on your screen or head to nbc10.com and fill out the complaint form. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds. a local man bought a drone to take scenic pictures and it broke. what's worse. the store went out of business but you're going to see how nbc 10 responded tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, only so far today all the action in our area is in delaware and south jersey. we do have some storms up by the pocono mountains up by route 80 so we'll keep an eye on that, and so far it's been mostly even south of wilmington and that's why we've sent storm ranger 10 to the south to get a closer look at some of this rain. you want to know exactly where we put it? it's right here, glassboro. right here if you want to wave. there it is, and we'll move it

to wherever it's needed in our area. mobile doppler, the first of its kind. this is the 30-mile range, so if we're inside 309-mile range that's when we have the most accurate picture where we can get so much detail in a storm that no other radar can get because the radar beams shoot up. the part iraway you are from the radar the less detail you're going to get and the more errors you're going to get so we're watching this just south of cedarville. fortunately it's drifted a little bit south and so it's when it sits over the same spot hour after hour that you really have problems. now, we were setting up for a bit of a problem in dover but that area has weakened, too, and that's drifted a little bit to the north. there really isn't much wind high up in the atmosphere to steer these things so we have

more showers in the forecast, and then we have a dry 359 earn that's going to be coming. so here we are this evening. some of the storms continuing down in dover and also right around the lehigh valley. not much in between. the activity to the north starts coming down the northeast extension and so there may be some heavier rains later tonight and into tomorrow morning in southeastern, pennsylvania, nothing real in the next couple of hours and tomorrow morning more showers. you see it coming in from the northeast. our sfloe coming in off the ocean. that's one of the reasons why we have some clouds and that's one of the reasons why it's so humid and that's one of the reasons that the temperature has been down, and then tomorrow afternoon, again, a few showers. you don't see the yellows and reds. the heavy stuff like we're seeing today so things are starting to dry out in the atmosphere and that's going to

allow us to -- to dry out. there are the storms in dover and some storms by harrisburg and in the middle, nothing, so we're dry pretty much at least for the next several hours. tomorrow, a few showers around, as saw. wednesday, no rain in the forecast and still morning clouds and thursday dry, friday dry, look at that. up 2090 degrees and 92 on saturday. just a basketweave thunderstorm perhaps but most of the next week after tomorrow looks dry and not too humid. >> the olympics got under way in four days. >> and we're getting you ready for rio. these games will be nothing like you've seen before. they will be full of firsts. see why next on nbc 10 news at 4:00.

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see the problem over your smartphone. only from fios. the countdown to rio is really on. four days away from the start of the 2016 olympics in brazil. the opening ceremonies set for friday night and nbc 10 is the only place to see all the action. if it's old enough it's new at this year's summer games. rugby is back after 92 years. golf and an important olympic sport, again, after a 112-year absence. >> nbc's jennifer bjorkland tells us there's one true first at these games. athletes from different countries they no longer call home. >> this refugee of war-torn congo is one of ten athletes competing on a team without a country. he represents the olympic refugee team in judo. others include a syrian refugee swimmer who swam across the

mediterranean sea to get to europe and safety and runners from refugee camps in kenya who fled south sudan. >> you tell the world that we're refugee. we are human beings like other people, you see? and what the refugee is the same way as other people follow through. >> they will march in under the olympic flag along with elite athletes in more than a dozen sports including rugby back as an olympic sport for the first time since 1924. >> rugby in the olympics is incredibly exciting, and i think really america and the world will fall in love with the game, and it's fast paced. it's big hits and a lot of one-on-ones and just, you know, they will be like what? >> and the decidedly slower paced game of golf is back for the first time since 1904 but more than a dozen of the world's top golfers have withdrawn from the games for fear of zika virus, but the players who are

all in hope this world stage will invigorate their game. >> i'm more excited about the impact honestly that the olympics will make on golf versus my own self winning the medal. >> after the games the golf course will become a public facility called an important olympic legacy for brazil. in rio, jennifer bjorkland, nbc news. >> nbc 10's jacqueline london is in rio right now land have an exclusive all-access pass to the olympics. she will introduce you to the hometown heros going for gold in brazil. jack her reports starting wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> and don't miss our nbc 10 special going for gold. we're profiling local athletes that you'll want to look out for in rio t.airs this coming saturday at 7:00. >> and you can call her the fastest woman in america. >> and she's from right here in south jersey. now english gardner is headed to the olympics in rio. coming up on nbc 10 news at 5,

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lock them up. philadelphia is handing out a new tool to protect children from accidental shootings. >> trump on the trail. we're following the presidential candidate as he returns to pennsylvania. >> the nbc 10 first alert weather team has a new tool to bring aubert forecast. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm denise mcconnell. let's get right to meteorologist sheena par convenient. what's in store for us tonight? >> in dell war and parts of south jersey, dealing with heavy rain and thunderstorms here. most of the rest of the area though just dealing with cloudy skies and some showers and storms just west of our pennsylvania suburbs. we'll watch those as we go later into tonight, but we do have a brand new tool to show you. it's storm ranger 10. if you've ever noticed the white

sweeping raid ears. these are stationary radars. they don't move and the farther out you get the less accurate the storm becomes that we're looking at. now we look at storm ranger 10. this is our newest tool. so this is that red sweeping radar. we can move storm ranger 10 anywhere where wasn't tax a mobile radar. the only mobile television radar. it's on wheels. we can drive it anywhere in any type of weather, any neighborhood, and this thing is able to fill in the gaps that the stationary radars that i just showed you tend to miss, so with this radar being able to move around, we're able to show you better picture of the storm. we're able to see what precip is actually hitting the ground so this will significantly be improving our forecast with storms, especially when it comes to winter weather so by this winter keep that in mind. you want to tune in here because we'll be able to drive storm ranger 10 any. we have a whole laundry list what have this thing can do. it has