frankford section there was a downpour between there and jenkintown and bristol and nrorns and south of trenton these are all moving north and east. not only that area but to the west of cape may, over the bay, we have this thunderstorm with a couple of lightning strikes that is pushing to the east. so if you're knowing somebody on the beaches of cape may, wildwood, give them a heads up the storm is pulling in off the bay and will clip the southern end of cape may county the next 15, 20 minutes f you're barbequeing the next couple hours. 83 at 5:00 and 73 at 4:00. most areas are dry and pop-ups around the region. as we look ahead the heat peaks tomorrow. humidity drops on wednesday shirleen. there's no true cool down really in the 7-day forecast. we'll show you the numbers coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you, adam. many people chose to spend the labor day holiday today down at the jersey shore.

the boardwalk and ocean city was packed with people walking, biking and riding on suris too, the beaches were filled like here on 9th street. lots of people were enjoying the water and it's the perfect temperature to cool you off. but not make you freeze. people we talked to today, said they just don't want summer to end. >> trying to squeeze every last bit of summer in the weekend. >> i'm so up sit wish coye stay for a week. >> it went by quick. we'll enjoy the fall, too. >> enjoy every moment. >> if you're heading home from the shore, poconos, or anywhere else, take the new 6abc.com with you. we're constantly updating radar image from stormtracker 6 and we have the latest accuweather forecast. we also have current traffic conditions so you know what you'll hit on your drive back. it's all on 6abc.com. well, elsewhere at the jersey shore, thousands of people are officially out of a job this labor day. the hotel at the revel casino

closed today and the casino itself will be shut down by tomorrow morning. "action news" reporter sharee williams is live in atlantic city with more on the latest flow to a town already hurting. it's a sad scene there today, sharee. >> reporter: to say the least, alicia. it's been sad, revel has been faced with its own unique set of circumstances why it never turned a profit. as for came gaming industry here in atlantic city it declined dramatically in the last eight years after being met by competition from surrounding states that now offer gaming. of course, ref sell atlantic city's tallest building but it may also be the city's largest casino failure. it's game over for the revel casino and hotel. its name plate removed from the building. >> you have to be kidding me it just opened. can't believe this is happening. >> reporter: open only two years it was a financial disaster before the doors even opened. during construction, owners needed an additional $1 billion

to finish out the massive project. timing was unlucky as the market was hit with the great recession. jessica rossy is here for the blowout pool party and say good-bye. >> go out with a bang and hopefully someone buys it so we can come back here again. >> reporter: built to be a luxury resort it failed to market to the every day atlantic city customer. the hotel portion closed for good at 11 a.m. >> everybody was rushing out by 11. it was a shame. >> reporter: demetrius hart worked here since opening like the other 3,000 revel employees they're out of a job. >> one door closes another opens up. >> reporter: ref sell one of two atlantic city casinos closing this holiday weekend, showboat shut its doors for a final time yesterday and come september 16, trump plaza will close up shop making it the fourth casino to close this year in addition to the atlantic club which closed

in january. >> very dispointed. we vacationed down here probably what six times a year, so, it's unfortunate. >> reporter: the hotel portion of revel hotel already closed 11 a.m. we expect for gaming casino floor to cease operations 5 a.m. already on the boardwalk there's a bit of a memorial that includes candles left in honor of the showboat and also revel. live in atlantic city, sharee williams, "channel 6 action news." >> sharee, thank you. grief counselors were at a bucks county high school today after three teenagers were killed in a weekend car crash in the poconos, ryan lesher, sham shamus digney and cullen kever were about to start at council rob south. their suv crashed and flipped over in wayne county. police say there were six people in the car and all of them were under 18.

there's no word yet on how badly the other three are hurt. police have not said who was driving or what caused the accident. walter perez will have more on the victims and community in mourning coming up tonight at 5:00. police in toms river new jersey arrests aid man on weapons charges and they say, he planned to attack a man because of an ongoing argument. police say 19-year-old william rodriguez vandalized a home on brenton harbor drive this morning while police were investigating they came across rodriguez and say he was holding a knife and had to order him to put it down three times before he finally dropped the weapon. they said he had come back to the house to use the knife on the homeowner. he's in jail on 30,000 bail. a fire forced people out of their homes this morning at a montgomery county apartment complex. the action cam was in cheltenham coventry park apartments coverenry avenue where a fire started 10:15 this morning. no one was hurt.

we're working to find out how many apartments were affected and how badly they were damaged. thousands of people spent labor day celebrating america's workers in philadelphia. the annual labor day parade moved through the city and this morning it was a chance for many workers to talk about the state of unions. "action news" reporter vernon odom has details. >> big labor on the march in philadelphia this morning all across the tri-state several thousand apd turned out for this traditional tribute to the union movement and tall accomplished over the years for workmen and women. yet labor finds itself under heavy attack from government and business community because of job cuts and management commands forgive backs. here's a view of union many leader that represents 'blue collar' employees in philadelphia school district. >> it's devastation going on in the school district due to budget cuts basically destroying the labor force. >> my father was union and uncle

i'm strictly union. >> but you feel you're under attack. >> right now we are. >> reporter: from? >> non-union workers. >> reporter: this event kicks offer the fall election season. many plan to play a major role in the race for governor of pennsylvania where polls show corbett trailing bad for reelection. there's few votes for him in the labor camp. >> the amazing thing on my mind is gubernatorial election of tom wolff and tom corbett and we're supporting tom wolff for governor and we believe governor corbett failed us. >> neither candidate for governor made an appearance in philadelphia today. tom wolff marched in the labor day parade in pittsburgh and governor corbett's web site said he was going elsewhere. penns landing, vernon odom, channel 6abc us in. >> representatives and workers with the labor union in delaware gathered today for a parade and rally. the parade kicked off 12 and king streets in wilmington 10 a.m.

governor jack markle also took part. entertainment and activities for the kids followed at the tubman garrett riverfront park. >> city workers spent the day cleaning up the ben franklin parkway after the made any america festivalch the action cam was there as crews got to work this morning. they broke down the stage and took down the signs and swept up the streets. organizeers say this year's festival drew 80,000 people got parkway and police say there were no major problems. we have a slide show of pictures from the weekend concerts on 6abc.com. >> still ahead. it's the time of year where it's all about pumpkin we're not just talking coffee and donuts. the industry getting boost from the fall flavor. >> hack attack targeting biggest names in hollywood and how someone claims they got intimate pictures of celebrities and how someone claims they got intimate pictures of celebrities and how the victims are restoppeding

>> here's the big board with a big hollywood hack attack a user on the popular photo sharing site for chen posted a host of pictures yesterday showing numerous a-listers in the nude. among them academy award winner jennifer lawrence who contacted authorities to investigate just who stole and posted the photos of her. which her reps said are real calling this a flagrant violation of policy. the 4 shan user claims to have more selfies and explicit photos and is4 shan offering to share them in return for cash. kate upston another victim and they intend to pursue anyone who illegally obtained the images to the fullest extent possible. how did they get the photos? seems they may have accessed some from cloud internet storage service. unlike lawrence and upton some say the picks of them are not

real. victory justice tweeted those so-called nudes of me are fake, people. it's not clear how many other women were exposed but certain, shirleen, hollywood is in damage control today. >> sure are. thank you alicia. president obama is weighing options on how to handle isis militants and he's facing criticism from both sivtdz aisle over foreign policy. american planes continued air strikes in iraq and said they are not flying in syria. law makesers from both parties are questioning the president's approach calling it to cautious. the president is traveling to europe this week to rally international support at a nato summit. police in furgeson, missouri are now wearing body cameras while on duty. they started practice saturday in response to the fallout from the shooting of michael brown. the unarmed teen aimer was killed last month setting off chaotic protests.

the police department has about 50 cameras which is enough for each officer to have one. to business now the mark receipts closed for the holiday and stores are hoping today means big business. labor day discoupts even deeper than black friday deals in some places as retailers try to clear out summer inventory. the biggest deals are are in home improvement and mattress sales and there's also bargains on electrics and clothing for back to school seasons . >> and now the summer is coming to an endch the pumpkin invasion started and it's not just coffee and donuts. pumpkin beer is everywhere and it's brewing up big business. last year during the month of october, pumpkin beer out sold ipas, usually the most popular year round. the competition means brewers stocked those shelves earlier than usual this year toe gets ahead of the market. if you go on social media everybody is posing with their pumpkin beers. like, all right, we're sad to see summer go but bring on the

fall. >> speaking of which, mass exodus from the jersey shore back home. let's check out the traffic. >> matt pellman and the "action news" traffic center the people trying to get home this labor day. >> have a pumpkin beer when you get home from the long ride home from the shore and you may feel a little better perhaps. good afternoon you to alicia and shirleen. luckily at this point it's actually not looking to bad on the ac expressway. as we look at the speeds live westbound 55 miles an hour garden state parkway even up to 65 by route 40. 40 itself is con corrected westbound from hilton roaded to wrappingle borough road and cape may, stone harbor, you're hitting traffic northbound side of 47 from 6:15 to 83 in dennis township and again high toy broad and morris river township. heavy northbound not surprising from 550 up to the 47 34er7b8g merge. so those back roads seeing heavy traffic and highways, garden state and ac compress way at

this point could be much worse. we'll watch them as the afternoon progresses. even though it's a holiday we have construction restrictions on the good buddy ben, ben ben franklin bridge busy. spring garden at the schuylkill blocked off. skill kill itself looks good. ridge avenue closed sure's lane because of this morning's fire at the dry cleaners stay on henery avenue or main street instead. let's grab the ipad and do the computer report. happy labor day. minor crash reported gerald drive near ogletown delaware that's not a huge deal at this point. >> thank you, matt, many parents and students are gearing up for a return to school this week and that means, it's time to hit the mall and hunt for bargains. "action news" anchor monica malpass is in the newsroom with this store yirngs hi, monica.

>> whether your child needs clothes or school supplies you will hit the stores in the next couple days. we have ideas for you. lots of parents are making that last minute rush to finish their back to school hopping. coming up tonight at 5:00, "action news" is live with details where you can find some school sales. plus, one item almost every child needs is a backpack. how do you make sure it doesn't hurt your child's back. we'll have helpful tips coming up at 5 to make a smart backpack purchase. aren't they cute. those story and mower we're working on tonight at 5. see you then. >> up next adam is back with a look at the full accuweather forecast. >> and a diet that sounds too good to be true the ice cream cleanse. the sweet way you can get healthy and ta parentally lose weight, too. >> and you can take the new 6abc.com with you wherever you go the new smart design changes layout to fit any device including tablets and smart

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>> it was no end of summer in sight in north philadelphia this afternoon. tons of grills, serving up free barbeque meals and dancing going on here in the 1600 block of york street. it was one day at a time ees annual back to school fair. the drug and alcohol recovery program provided free hiv aids screening for adults as well as free back packs and school supplies for hundreds of neighborhoods kids. >> it is time now for the accuweather forecast. very hot and humid this labor day. very tropical. >> i like that adam joseph has been saying that a lot. >> you like that? >> all right. yeah. >> milk it as long as we can. >> it will last quite sometime especially this coming week as we look at double scan live radar. most of the area is feeling tropical.

it's hot out there and some of us seeing downpours and thunderstorms popping up there. very scattered. we have a cluster that is pushing anywhere from frankford near riverside and right along the river in between pennsylvania and new jersey. south of trenton right now near florence and bristol getting hit by downpours and thunderstorms. these are moving over the same locations. we call that a training effect when they move one after another on top of the same localel communities. and as we slide to the south near egg harbor, mays landing, lower bank, parts of not only the atlantic city expressway and atlantic countsy getting a couple downpours. no lightning out of these. actually now there was one that popped out of that one and other parts of the shore communities stone harbor south see showers popping up even over the bay. it could be wet times ahead anywhere especially from stone harbor south right to the tip of cape may. but, most, folks at this point are off the coast anyway as they're prap wrapping up their

day. as we look at a number in philadelphia we're on the verge of 90. 87 in millville and 87 wilmington to be and 87 allentown and along the shore seabreeze in upper 70s. you factor in the tropical humidity and feels like 5 philadelphia, 94 wilmington. 101 dover and low 90s in level and it's higher humidity that fuels afternoon downpours and thunderstorms like we saw yesterday. speaking of that high humidity and the dew points when it's in middle 60s to low 70s where we are now it's oppressive out there and it stays there one more day tomorrow, and then we'll start to drop wednesday to thursday as we dry out the air temporarily because by the end of the week and upcoming weekend we go back to almost oppressive levels here as we approach the first full weekend of september. not feeling very fall like. as we look at satellite and radar front to the west with severe storms rocking through eastern parts of the great lakes and most of the energy lifts

north tomorrow. in fact, future tracker 7:00 tonight just scattered downpours and thunderstorms around. it starts quiet on tuesday morning at 10:00, hazy sun and very humid and tomorrow, afternoon, most of the energy stays to the north. just a few popups and that continues to tomorrow night as most of the severe storms will be north of the poconos. but the heat will be beyond the heat index tomorrow. 96 philadelphia, 95 wilmington and 96 millville. kids are back in the classroom and there's no air conditioning make sure to dress them lightly. as we look at 4 day at 4 hot and humid, scattered storm tomorrow in a few spots and not widespread of 9. lowering humidity wednesday sun and clouds, 8. we stay above normal low humidity thursday 88 and heat and oppressive humidity comes baca leash aby friday at 90 degrees. people are wondering where is summer. it's here now even after labor day. >> just a little late to the

party. adam, thank you. an annual picnic in one bucks county town got a twist the this year. they enjoyed food, music and games williamson park morrisville and new mayor dave ravelaa invited residents to show off their rides classics to hot rods and motorcycles and a lot of people put their favorite wheels on display and owner of the most popular vehicle took home a trophy. >> very nice. and i know you got something buzzing next. >> very juicy buzz because it was the wet weekend apparently to have a wedding if you were a celebrity. three big newspaper tuilles to celebrity. three big newspaper tuilles to tell you about in the

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her daughter released a statement thanking everyone for their love and support saying we're keeping our fingers crossed. from the view to i do. jenny mccarthy married former new kids on the block wahlberg. they tied the knot at a hotel in california. well, miami heat player dwayne wade and gabrielle union got married exchanging vows in miami beach. here's her instagram picture with hash tag wade union. three sons in the shot. there she looked beautiful. entertainment also top notch with john legend performing and finally singer ashley simpson also got married in weekend and now has diana ross as mother-in-law. simpson and "hunger games" actor efrain ross tied the knot in

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>> it's 4:30 "action news" continues with three words ice cream cleanse inside the new detox diet promising to make fasting fun. >> we'll talk about that. >> and their message is clear. >> why do these concerned want a local corner store shut down? we'll explain straight ahead. >> and later, a beautiful moment in the midst of ugly disease. simple sentence from a mother to her daughter that brought so many of us to tears. >> we began with latest on a labor day fire that gutted a family owned business.

flames shot into the early morning sky as they tore through the award dry cleaners. firefighters but up a valiant effort and the plays was too inteps. by the time the smoke cleared neighborhood landmark and jobs it proyted were gone. david henery is live in roxboro with more, david. >> reporter: shirleen, firefighters poured water on to the smoking rubble here for 9 hours taking extra precautions because of volatile chemicals stored inside. this dry cleaners is now a burned out mess behind me here was a neighborhood institution for almost 45 years. >> so terrible. there's a lot of women that worked in there and guys that i known over the years lost their job. it's a shame. >> the flames erupt around 5:00 this morning and burned intenselych the building was gutted by the time they got it under control. kaiching danger was not over. they continued hosing down hot

spots worried a they're up could ignite cleaners. the current owner of the business harvey rustcould have took it over when his parents retired. he is in the hospital for surgery. >> he hired a lot of people ft. area. it was great. they're pressers and cleaning people and they did a fantastic job. >> it was a labor day disaster for the i employees who are now out of jobs. the resident taylor has other work but nothing as special as this. >> i mean i love family. that place was family and piece of me is burnt up. flames suffered minor damage. the owner says they've been prevented from going in because one of the walls of the damaged building buckled and is danger of collapsing. they're hoping to reopen tomorrow. customers are hoping the owner of the dry cleaning business

rebuilds. >> i have a flagpole in my yard 45 foot and i bring the glaingz here and have them cleaned and sued. and they don't charge. never charged me nothing. did the american flag for free you know. >> quite a neighborhood institution now reduced to ashes. fire investigators say it may be days before they can pin point a cause. live in roxboro, david henery, "channel 6 action news," shirleen. >> thank you, david, authorities say a fire that destroyed a bucks county high school football equipment was intentionally set near the stadium exter township senior high school saturday night. fire officials say someone stwot sheds on fire before midnight. the high school has not said ft. loss of equipment will impact this friday's football home-opener. >> philadelphia residents gathered in protest of a store they say it illegally selling bb

guns for kids. >> we don't want a problem because they put it with real guns we want to be proactive not reactive. >> they met outside a corner store point breeds avenue and latona street this afternoon and an action news viewer organized the protest after posting cellphone video of kids that bought bb guns at the store and were showing it to the police. >> you work with the philadelphia police department to enforce the west you can in city of philadelphia either way. we want to go after these scores. >> the owner of the corner store with got come out to make a comment. >> a 2-year-old woman is recovering after being shot in the leg overnight. police say the vick fill was hit near 5th street roosevelt before 4 a.m. and rushed to einstein where she remains in stable condition. investigators say other than report of bathe cadillac fleeing the scene they have no leads.

a serious accident in north philadelphia sentence one person to the hospital today and it happened intersection of allegheny and glen wood avenues and that's where the car flipped and hit a hugh tillty pole after 2:30 a 56-year-old woman was rushed to temple in stable condition. no one else was hurt. the accident remains under investigation. >> peco crews spent their labor day repairing a gas leeng lee at a home in delaware county, the action cam was on scene near conel and radar avenues in yaden. that's where a residents called police, firefighters and peco to report a smell of gas before noon. local officials tell "action news" neighbors have actually been dealing with the odor for weeks. and the utility company confirmed there's been an ongoing issue with a service line under a home there but they maintain the area is still safe. peco says they will stay on the scene until everything is fixed. >> millions of americans who got away for the holiday, they

couldn't get away from the weather. wind and water were unwelcomed party crasherd this weekend putting a damper on many labor day festivities. cleanup is underway in massachusetts today after the national weather service confirms a tornado touched down. >> within a matter of seconds literally the windows were shaking and rattling. >> twister with winds of 85 miles an hour toppling trees, damaging properties. >> i look out and exactly, you know, you got two crushed cars here my mom's car is crushed. >> it's one of several dangerous storms breaking out across the country this weekend roaring rain and whipping wind and lightning mid east to west coast in camden 70 mile app hour wind. part of iowa 80 mile an hour winds. these pictures from den i son

where one person was struck by lightning. two new jersey dramatic images of a lightning strike in blackwood and in new york, three men injured after they were struck by lightning while on a beach. >> it was really loud. like just vroom look a bomb blew up. >> two boys were struck while swimming in a creek in due found county. one of the boys was killed. it's 21st nope lightning fatality this year which is an unusual pattern. meteorologist adam joseph join is us. >> no severe weather around here. today there's a couple downpours around. as we look outside now. it's hot, it's humid, live on sky6 yes looking at the camden, new jersey sky line. they see some of those puffy cumulous clouds. the dew point is in the low 70s creating a heat index now of 95 degrees. as we look at sky6 and cape may

everyone is off the beach it's raining down there at 79. dew point high 73. tropical with ocean temperature of 76. there you can see downpours south of stone harbor between wildwood and cape may and more rain over the bay moving west to east. as we go through the evening they'll be a few popups we'll show you more around the region and talk about heat and humidity that look to continue through much of the 7 day forecast in just a little bit. >> all right. adam. thank you. do stay on top of changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com? weather for radar. both hourly and 7 day. the latest video from "action news" meteorologists and collection of weather-related photos and videos. >> labor day holiday morkz unofficial end of summer and start of school. james ache an d's held a street party in germantown.

right on east khel ton avenue gave away free food and supplies to kids that needed them. we encourage you to tweet back to school images use. breaking news on baseball diamond. they through a combined no hitter against atlanta. >> cole hamels went 6 innings and closer jonathan papelbon came on for final three out. last no hitter for the team was roy halladay's effort in the playoffs 2011. this is the first combined no hitter in team history. phillies winning 7-0. we'll have more coming up in sports. >> something fans have been meaning to hear for a long time. >> breaking news. >> andzilla head anyone who has ever watched a professional tennis match knows this sound. >> ugm!

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>> in "healthcheck" at 4 if you love ice cream the idea of ice cream cleanse diet may sound heavenly. don't stock up on rocky road just yet. miller's so-called ice cream is non-darey. made from coconut cream sweet end with raw honey, b vit mind and fresh organic front. the cleanse calls for eating five point of organic ice cream three full days. she contends it helps you lose 5

to 8 pounds by rebalanceing your body's relationship with raw fats. some who tried it say it works to a point. >> i did lose about 6 pounds over four days i did the cleanse. however i gained all of that weight back instantly in the next weekend. >> yikes. dietitian as agree any eating regiment depends on a few foods even for three days is not realistic. [ grunt ]. >> grupting by annual lights like maria share pov amay privy people crazy but works. a forced sxumtion of air makes upper body more stable enabling players toy hit harder giving the ball 4% more speed time grabbed champ monica sell us did

it and jovic. grunters win more often not counting the loss yesterday to caroline wosniake who grunts far less. >> als ice bucket challenge has gone viral making a splash all over social media. one freezing bucket has now one grabbed marriage hot water in houston, texas here he is accepting challenge not only for himself but with his 10-month-old granddaughter who gets doused by freezing water while sitting in her walker. the baby's father claude delcor is fuming at exforge in law's facebook posts you. >> don't do that to an infant the water splashing in her face it was not his child my child my blood. >> well, delcor took the video to police and so far grandpa was not charged with any crime but certainly a lot of people

talking about that today. >> this is video tugging at our heart strings today. one of our "action news" facebook friends saying it's so emotional brought them to her knees. this is kelly gunderson shooting a video with 87-year-old mother suffering from alzheimer's. mom has not recognized her for a while and called this video god's gift because she says on this day, she knew who she was even if just for a moment. >> i love you moma i love you. i love you. do you know who i am though. >> uh-huh. >> who? >> carrie. >> yes, mama, yes, i'm kelly. >> uh-huh. >> i love kelly. and didn't i name you kelly. >> yes, you did. [ laughter ]. >> more than 300,000 people used this beautiful break through moment shared between a mother and daughter with a lot of our facebook and twitter followers today telling us it just puts a

beautiful face to an ugly disease. and finally one more very incredible moment 7-year-old avery battling leukemia for the third time after 23 days of intense chemotherapy he hears this. >> we're going home today. >> turn that frown upside down. big hugs and kisses. chris harman sadly avery won't be home long. he'll need more chemo or bone marrow transplant and family started that campaign there called of ay strong that little kid a fighter and by the way this guy is andrew curbton he donated for his first transplant and will do it. >> what are you doing the twlooingt stories, oh, pulling at my heart strings, beautiful,

thank you. what are you doing for me after i'm done with the traffic report. >> it could be much worse shirleen. holiday monday after all. expecting things to be busy as people come back from vacation destinations one last time this summer in many cases. this is vine street expressway. backing autopsy approaching 76. volume here scouring the cameras this afternoon trying to find volume in penndot cameras. we're not finding much on pennsylvania majors at this point. nearby we have restrictions on the art museum they reopened some restrictions and they're cleaning up from made in america and lower portion of mlk drive and chunk of kelly drive by fairmount and art museum remain closed. mine while we have typical holiday monday afternoon volume

on new jersey turnpike. northbound 5 1/2 miles of slow speeds if you come back westbound from beach pockets of volume overall speeds in 50s and 60s. that could be worse. we'll check it again and see if it gets worse shirleen and alicia in the 5:00 hour. >> you put a smile to your face and it makes it better. >> i'm on the edge of my seat i can't wait to see what happens. >> meteorologist adam joseph has the exclusive

>> time fora check of the accuweather forecast. we officially like to welcome summer to the party. >> exactly right? >> it took three months to get here. and it's here and here to stay through much of the 7-day forecast was r as we look at double scan radar and heat and

humidity, chance of downpours and thunderstorms on double scan live. they're peppered through the region and scattered. we'll look at chestier county and see on double scan this little downpour that popped out of nowhere near chadds ford racing north and east and that's to the atlantic city airport moving into part of lower owe burlington county. and storms around the region. most of us on the warm side 87 allentown, dover, and on the verge of 90 in philadelphia. and upper 70s along the shore with ocean temperature of 76. >> 71 in philadelphia, dew point 73 wilmington and 70 reading. the air is sopping wet and that's the way it remains

tuesday and then again late this week into upcoming weekend. as we look at satellite and radar. scattered along the i-95 corridor. most energy norm and west with cold front. that front approaches tomorrow but ahead of it it's a steam badge around here. 92 feel mid to upper 90s. most energy with front remains norm of poconos where most thunderstorms will be tomorrow. but as the front pushes through we get slight relief wednesday with more northwesterly whipped and high pressure. decent amount of sun. lower hultty. temperatures 88 still above average this time of year. for severe weather tomorrow the slight risk is in the western part of pennsylvania and western new york state. for us only local scattered strong storms with front tomorrow. so thankfully we're not tracking a large area of storms for your tuesday. and for tonight, stray even thorping around and muggy. 69 to 73 for overnight low. and tomorrow morning in

philadelphia, 76 already at 8:00 until the morning and 11:00, 85 mostly sunny and tropicily muggy and in the afternoon tomorrow, hazy sunshine and isolated thunderstorm in spots. with temperatures climbing again into the lower 90s. feeling much hotter than that with combination of humidity. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. humidity drops a little wednesday. so does temperature. not much, 88. we stay there thursday. dry day 88. back up to 90 friday, hot and humid, still humid saturday with scattered storms late in the day of 88 degrees and right now we'll call some sun for sunday in the home game of the eagles at 4. stray shower possible and much cooler monday of 78. so 7 days not pretty for those kids who are in a school with no air conditioning this week. >> late to the party or just confused we don't know.

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>> a bucks county community is grieving tonight after a heartbreaking tragedy three student at council rock south high school were killed in a weekend crash near the poconos. and tonight for the first time relatives of the young victims are speaking publicly about their loss. it's monday night the big story on "action news" is the deadly crash that killed three council rock high school students. >> victims were set to enter their sophomore year of school this year and the six students were in an suv when it crashed near the poconos on saturday. >> "action news" reporter walter perez live in hol land, bucks county with more on how the school and surrounding community

are dealing with this tragedy. good evening. >> reporter: monica, grief counselors, faculty, caring parents in the community have all come here to council rock south high school really just to listen to classmates that knew and loved the three young victims as we were granted opportunity to listen to one of the victim's family members tell us what a special kid he was. >> frank says his nephew ryan lesher was a kid that had charm and magnetism well beyond his 15 years. >> he was a gift to all us. all the uncles and family members adopted him like he was our own. if you knew him you loved him. >> tragically ryan was one of three incoming sophomore from council rock south high school killed during a rollover vehicle crash this past saturday in the poconos. the other two were identified shamus digney and cullen keffer. they were described as close friends with shared interest in anything athletic. ryan lesher's