shape off the coast of south carolina and will hug the coast and move up the eastern seaboard, and into the latter part of tonight and thursday. as it pulls up the eastern strengthen seaboard, it will not strengthen but will bring wind and rain and possible tidal flooding. it arrives between now and 7:00 in south jersey. and take its time to get to the philadelphia area, and the north western suburbs from 10:00 p.m. until 1:00 in the morning. and now a model showing how much will fall on the rpm model, 1 to 2 inches of rain and we can use the rain, this is good news, we'll get such a soaking overnight. you can see the winds moving directly out of the east, out of atlantic city, 25 in millville,

and the persistent easterly wind and a departing high, piling up at the shore and the worst affects at the shore with winds of 35 to 45 miles per hour. wave heights, 6 to 9 feet and a high surf advisory and minor tidal flooding for high tide for thursday morning. when we come back we'll talk about future tracker and the timing coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. you can stay on top of the coming storm with the all new 6abc.com, go to 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker radar and the latest video and the weather pictures and videos. breaking right now, police are on the scene of a deadly shooting in north philadelphia and it happened right outside of a charter school. david henry is live at the scene right now. david what are people saying?

>> no! >> reporter: the mother of one of the victim ran for blocks when the news spread, police say that the man driving in the car got into a shootout with another man on the sidewalk, the driver was killed and another man hit by the car as it veered out of control is hospitalized in stable condition. parents came running to the school to retrieve their children. >> i almost had a heart attack and i rushed to pick him up. >> what did you think? >> i didn't know the teacher sounded pretty worried and that nobody was allowed in or out of the school. >> were you frightened in there? >> yes, we were planning to go on a trip to an opera, and we were in lockdown. the police say they don't know what sparked the shootout but

glad it happened before the kids were dismissed for the day. the police say they managed to keep the drug activity away to the east and gun violence can break out anywhere. >> they don't care what is going on they have no concern for the safety of the public or environment. it's about their lifestyle and their criminal lifestyle. >> that was david henry reporting. and philadelphia police are investigating the overnight shoot that killed a pregnant woman and her unborn child. the expectant woman and her fiance were shot in this white car, the woman was 8 months along, with a baby girl both died at the hop. her 26-year-old fiance survived. police sources tell "action news" that he was wanted for questioning in a homicide at broad and hunting park. police don't know what sparked

the gun fire three buck county natives are waiting to be arraigned on assault charges in the beating of a gay couple in center city. phillip williams surrendered this morning along with two of his friends. katherine knott ken enhan began, they claim it's a fight not motivated bisexual or yenation. david henry will have more in a live report at 5:00. pennsylvania police gave us an update on the manhunt for the suspected cop killer, eric frein, now walter perez is live with more. what can you tell us about this? >> as you mentioned some very interesting insights offered up by state police, they believe that frein is in the perimeter they set up in the poconos.

this is showing the reason why, these are photographs they offered up to the media that he left behind. for example they found his trump in a swampy area, cigarette butts and empty packets of serban cigarettes, they even found soiled diapers, the contents of which are being dna tested. that is some type of commando technique to allow someone to remain in a wild state for a long period. and there are multiple sightings of who they believe is frein by the public and police and many reports of gunshots fired in the woods in that area. all the area in and around barrett and price township remain on lockdown and some schools are still closed because of this. and they are urging everyone in

the area to sit tight and be patient. >> it changes the way people live and we are trying to be as accommodating and non-disruptive as we can so they can come and go from their residences. >> we are back live, the crew and on i drove up from price, the police presence is awesome there. the houses are a quart toward half mile apart. every house we saw had a state police car in front of it holding a rifle. and it was impressive. they held the news conference to tell the public to keep calling with the tips. it's important that anything that anyone sees in this area to please call them immediately. reporting live from the poconos, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> such a frightening way for those residents to live thank you. police in fishtown are

looking for the driver that took off from a crash on a motorcycle. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at columbia and girard as medics loaded the person into an ambulance, we are waiting to hear the victims name. witnesses told police that an suv slammed into the motorcycle and sped away. here at the big board, today the united nations, president obama declaring the world in a cross roads between war and peace and vowed to lead a coalition against groups like isis. >> groups like isol must be degraded and detroyed. >> as president obama presided over a security counsel session, they aimed to stop the flow of fighters from joining isis. >> no reasoning or negotiating

with this brand of evil. the only language understood is the language of force. so the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> they are asking that they share airline passenger data to find possible fighters to stop those that travel or attempt to for training. >> we are accountable when we fall short. >> the world gathering comes after the united states and an arab coalition launched more air strikes overnight against terrorist targets inside of syria and iraq. >> we will not tolerate terrorist safe havens or acting as a-okay bying power. >> and as this goes on today, police in australia shot a terrorist suspect dead after he stabbed two agents outside of an

airport. experted suggest that the attack was inspired by isis. >> all right alicia. tens of millions of dollars will start throwing to the philadelphia school system because of a cigarette tax. >> they are charging a spernl $2 a pack tax on cigarettes. it's expected to generate $83 million a year each year for city schools. this was passed after months of debate. >> still ahead, a slew of problems with apple's newest gadget. clients are pouring in over the new iphone 6. and police take a major step forward in this nicing college student ca

police in virginia issued an arrest warrant in virginia for what they say was behind a disappearance of a student of the university of west virginia,

matthew is officially charged with abducting hannah graham. police are searching his home and car but have not said if they found anything that led to these charges. one of the biggest countries on earth is celebrating a major milestone that is out of this world. mission controllers in india, cheered as the country put a spacecraft in orbit around mars. they hope it shows the world that india is open for business when it comes to space exploring a. half of the missions to mars so far have failed. it will circle the planet for at least six months with solar power instruments studying martian weather. and now apple iphone 6 is having trouble with their operating system. they rolled out a fix but pulled

it when it had other problems. people have been venting online that the phone will not connect to their cars through blue tooth and the connection keeps dropping out. there is also scattered reports that the iphone 6 plus has actually bent while people were carrying it in their pockets. apple has not yet commented on these reports. >> work out all the bugs and then get the phone. it's time now for the "action news" traffic report. matt, anything will be better than yesterday. >> less bugs in the traffic situation on this second day of fall. just a couple of bugs. this is bugging us a little bit, the slowing on 95, southbound side headed through the work zone on girard avenue, a little worse with the afternoon volume coming out of city in northeast philadelphia. the slow speeds on 95 and the police activity at american and

cambria. the normal being 51 miles per hour. we are picking up the pace there. an earlier crash on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike approaching valley forge involving a motorcycle. they got that cleared out of the way and all lanes are reopen and in the 60s and the normal southbound delays on 202, but so far not so bad. here in the concord area, between people road and concord road. and people coming down from new jersey to our neck of the woods, big problems on the new jersey turnpike use 130 or 1 as alternates. >> lets grab the ipad on this hump day afternoon. it was an awful drive today on the pennsylvania turnpike, but it's looking better, but on the

ramp to the northeast exfence, look for an object on the ramp giving some cars flat tires, which is never a pleasant way to spend your hump day. >> got to be reminded at least we are halfway there. >> thank you matt. >> we want to remind you of our brand new toy that gives you control over the video you see from chopper 6, we call it chopper 6-360, can you use your tablet, phone or computer to take control of the 360 camera and zoom it in or out and to make it work go to 6abc.com/chopper 6 for instructions, and chopper 6-360 is in the air now, check out this fun new tool for yourself. there say popular new ban on a popular new toy.

monica malpass is here with more. >> they are called bucky balls and they are high powered magnets, but this are responsible for thousands of emergency room visits and now they are cracking down on this, they are not kidding around anymore. they have small easily ingested magnets, they are forcing manufacturers to make them larger and less powerful as well. and iphone and ipad owners have that downloaded the ios 8 operating system are dealing with bugs. now apple was forced to offer fixes then he have issues too. we'll have the stories and more coming up at 5:00. looking forward to it. still ahead here adam is back with the storm coming our way tonight. plus, it was a golfer gone wild at a local country club, find

out what caused a man to break almost every single club in his bag and what he did with them when he was done. >> don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com with you wherever you go, it's new smart design fits any device, your tablet or smart phone, visit 6abc.com

♪ we have a saying... mi coffee es su coffee. our way of inviting you to share what's ours.

so between september 16th and the 29th, we want to treat you to a rich, smooth mccafé coffee for free. why would we do that? when you have something this delicious, you just have to share it. ...on the casa. ♪ she is a veteran broadcaster, diana williams came by philadelphia high school to speak to students as part of thetive and annual back to school with the history makers event this is part of a nationwide event to bring black leaders into school to inspire today's youth. now a look at the forecast and the wet and wild weather coming our way. adam joseph is at the big board. >> it depends on the location,

far southern sussex county and delaware. some showers approaching the tip of cape may and the majority of region it will be a few hours before the rain moves in and it will be slow before double scan live shows from milford to lewes. it's not moving to the north all that much, it will be a slow progression from the south to the north and the heaviest rain occurs very late tonight into the wee hours of tomorrow morning. as we look at the temperatures, 70 in dover and 71 in wilmington and 72 in philadelphia, and at the shore the winds are picking up at the immediate shore. when you get the winds coming in off the water there is no friction of land and it's stronger there and it slows the wind speeds down, that is the case as we go through tomorrow as well. satellite and radar the storm is far to the south off the coast of carolina as well. you can see the bulk of the rain

over the virginias and carolinas. it has oversoaked the region now and they continue to thicken up and moisten up so to speak. at midnight ton, the far western suburbs, still yet to see a drop of rain with light showers from philadelphia to millville. and then the heaviest rain, the brilter colors here on future tracker, arrive for tomorrow's commute, it's a slow go and then the heavy rain lifts to the north at 11:00 and lessens, and by the afternoon it's cloudy and cool and windy and lingering showers for the rush hour, not as bad as this morning. as we look at the keys this morning, the heaviest is 1:00 a.m. until 4:00 a.m. in the morning, generally 1 to 2 inches of rain and 3 inches closer to

the shore. 41 miles per hour wind speeds at 3:30 in the morning in atlantic city. and 25 for philadelphia, and you see the easterly wind, we progress this and there is the center of the low, where you see these particular wind features wrapling around the low as it goes northeast, gusting at 30 miles per hour. and as we get into the afternoon at 5:00, we won't worry about the tidal flooding down the shore then, notice the winds more northerly and not piling up the water but winds in the afternoon still in the teens and 20s. as we look at the coastal flood advisory, the high tide in southern areas, between 9:00 p.m. and midnight. from ocean city to the north, the high tide of concern, is from 9:00 a.m. until noon tomorrow. it was a windy, cool day at 66 degrees, a very raw feeling and then saturday and sunday low 80s

for highs and we are not even painting much in the way of clouds both days, we'll make up both days in the coming week and weekend.oth days, we'll make up >> thanks adam. children are just beginning their education in norristown, the center is renovated to become a school for kindergarteners. it was revealed on sandy hill road. many hours went into this makeover and this new school like this

it is time now for the buzz, and the latest "people" magazine cover showing a bald, beautiful, and beaming joan london battling an aggressive case of breast cancer. she just underwent surgery and chemo to remove a tumor.

she decided to bare it all for women going through the same ordeal. >> former jersey shore reality star, mike the situation sorentino and his brother, for not paying taxes on millions of dollars over the past few years. and they claimed millions in bogus amounts of money in bogus purchases. the lineup tonight, an all new show, "blackish," stars annie edwards and lawrence fishburn, they play a family showing what it's like to be black in america today. and the goldbergs, you know based here in jenkintown and

created by adam goldberg. >> thank you very much. still ahead here from free apps to free self defendant apps. the new way to keep females safe on college campuses, and flea market fabulous, we talk to laura spencer about the details of making a gorgeous room for pennies and the dollar. >> and one woman claims that frozen is ripped off from her actual life story. and she is suing now. oh

"action news" continues with adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff. >> hello again, 4:30 and "action news" continues with shocking new developments involving a nascar super star that hit and killed another race car drive, why a grand jury decided that tony stewart was not at fault. >> and now parents are not sure about a certain shot that their newborns need. how moms and dads may be putting their babies at risk without realizing it and it's a fantasy golfers can relate to. he clubs his clubs to death. the man-trum now going viral.

>> and now a look at a coastal storm slowing moving our way. lets get over quickly to adam joseph with how much rain to expect and when. >> we are not upset like the guy with the golf clubs, this is much needed rain, good news we are getting a soaking overnight after a dry spell late this summer. double scan showing the rain moving into southern delaware but the heavy rain is in southern parts of virginia and northern north carolina. as we close in closer to the delmarva region, we put on the buoy data, this is weather stations situations out over the waters over the atlantic frmg . we look at the ones over lewes delaware, gusting to 37 miles per hour. so with the rain, will come some very strong winds right over the open waters of the atlantic. future tracker showing by 11:00

tonight, we are still waiting for the rain in the northern half of our viewing area. this is slow moving up to the south and after midnight and the wee hours of the morning and it will be a nightmare in the morning for the commute and take extra time to get from point a to point b. as we look at future tracker rainfalls, how much to expect tonight into thursday afternoon. a general 1 to 2 inches of rain and pockets of 3 inches of rain especially along the shore closer to the center of the low. and we'll talk more in depth about the timing of this system and when the rain bands pull through your community. a remaineder you can get access to the conditions on your

smart phone or tablet with our app. it's available for your apple or android device. >> revel was set to be sold for pennies on the dollar but instead the sale hit another snag. nora muchanic explains. >> revel's auction was suppose to take place at 9:00 this morning in new york but is delayed by the appearance of last minute bidders, that upseted glen straub who offered a $90 million bid for the shuttered casino. >> whatever which way they decide, it will create definitely jobs. that is my concern an attorney for glen straub says the auction is tainted, and the attorneys

for revel -- he would turn it into an elite university where the best and brightest would tackle the pressing issue of today. >> i don't think it's smart. >> because? >> well, how much smart people have you got in this world. >> i don't think it's good. >> how come? >> they should do more for families down here. >> you want it to be a tourist attraction. >> right, real gamblingers are going elsewhere. something new and different may be a better idea. bidders are expected to negotiate for revel next week. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." a 21-year-old upper darby man sts first to be charged under pennsylvania's new human trafficking law. he is accused of assaulting two young girls he met on a website

called "meet me now.com" that he drove the two girls to his mom's house in delaware county and ordered them to have sex with him and his friend. the girls said they complied because he threatens ed to throw them out. >> philadelphia police want your help in finding a man that robbed a deli at gun point while a small child was just feet away. here you see the man pull out and point his gun while other shoppers include that child were standing right next to him. if you know anything about this crime, call southwest detectives, and north of reading a young man holding up two gas

stations using a replica sword. police released these photos on sunday night. you see the sword there. the same man used the same decorative weapon used in costume role playing games to rob a gas station overnight. if you recognize this isn't call pennsylvania state police. nascar champion, tony stewart will not face charges in the crash that killed driver, kevin ward. toxicology results showed that ward was under the influence of marijuana when he was struck back in august, according to the grand jury, the levels were high enough to impair his judgment. the 20-year-old was hit when he got out of his wrecked car and walked towards stewart's car. as we told you in the last half hour, the man charged with abducting a missing college student remains on the run.

police are searching for jesse leroy matthew. her disappearance has students nationwide taking precautions amid a conversation about violence against women on campus. women at rutgers university arm themselves with an extra line of defense including several new smart phone apps. circle of 6, lets you choose six friends and it lets you choose a text message and another one is be safe. it turns your phone into an audio and video device and gets the sounds and sight of what is happening. >> it sends you to all of your emergency contacts and it says that you are in danger. a local martial arts studio is helping women to protect themselves and alicia is at the big board with details on that.

>> brazen boxing and mma has started to protect women with self-defense moves. the ladies only classes are held every sunday and they are completely free. >> it's like grappling 101, it's free sunday grappling class. there are some simple tricks, you are learning self-defense and jiu-jitsu. when someone grabs you like this, they have a strong grip, people tend to want to pull back. it pulls the availant assailants into you. >> i'm going to bring my elbow to your elbow and hip to hip. >> and circling towards the thumb, you can always go towards my thumb. >> this way? >> and loosen the grip. >> if an attacker grabs both of

your wrist, he recommends a hand switch. once you learn the moves, practice, practice, practice. grab, poke, not bad. again. >> brazen boxing trains everyone from lawyers to doctors and kids. you get the add the bonus of a fantastic workout, are you moving five, six minute rounds. >> a lot of calories burn? >> yes, a lot of calories and once you are trained you are less likely to be a target. >> don't mess with me. >> leave me alone. >> by the way jason vargus chained with mma star jason couture and they say that every woman should know how to defend herself. >> thanks so much. some visitor to the

philadelphia zoo had a unique encounter with some of its residents today. students at the malvern school got to meet birds and various mammals and reptiles of all sizes, this is part of the retirement home celebration of acting, aging week. when they discover new places, people and things. >> very cool. >> still ahead, flea markets are a great place to find deals, expert bargain hunter, lara hunter gives her tips. plus, is frozen an auto biography. one author says yes and she is ready to sue disney for using her life story. >> so many questions about that. adam joseph returns with the full accuweather forecast. (postal worker) hey! millers!

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new video shows one driver's brush with death when his truck was engulfed in flames in georgia. well, that truck tripped and exploded as you saw, pinning mark godfrey in his seat while the fire spread through the cab, he still managed to climb through a window to the top of the truck, 10 feet off is the ground he was forced to jump and muster the strength to hit the pavement. >> i ran 10 or 15 feet and i collapsed. i had no energy left. some people that witnessed the blast noticed godfrey laying helplessly on the ground and they carried him away from the flames, the cause remains under investigation. in health check at 4:00, doctors are trying to head off a dangerous new trend, parents

skipping the vitamin k shot for their newborns, babies have low levels of vitamin k, for 50 years newborns got injections to stop internal bleeding and now a surge in bleeding cases largely among parentses that refuse vaccinations. dr. richard besser addressed the problem on "good morning america." >> these bleeds are so rare why do we do it? the reason they are so rare is because we do it. here at the big board with the big talkers, you know the story, a princess and her sister, and it's an eternal winter. sounds like disney's frozen and one woman says it's her life story and she is suing for $250

million. she can't let it go. the movie is not based on the chance christian anderson tale, the snow queen. she claims that disney plagiarized her book, and turned it into frozen the highest grossing book of all time. >> does she know a singing snowman and can she turns things to ice. she wants you to read the book. >> talk about a bad day, chris was having a crummy may of golf and takes it out on nine of his golf clubs in a post tournament tantrum. >> aaah! >> done with that one. a local guy was rolling as he channels hi fury to his clubs and even his bag takes a

beating. a total 100% melt down. they got what they deserved. >> yeah, it's the clubs fault. luckily nobody was hurt and about $1,000 worth of clubs were gone. he put all the carnage in the bag and threw the bag in the pond. so he is normally a 10 handicapper, i'm not a golfer, this is a pretty good game, maybe he was having a bad one. >> a really bad one. >> i have two words for him, anger management. >> those are the words. those clubs are toast. lets get a check of the roads. matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> times are on par and we want to forewarn drivers, the travel times are not quite in the green in the expressway in king of

prussia, just past 202, there is an accidents and the ramp is so congested coming off of 422, getting on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway in king of prussia and not nearly as bad as this morning on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound, but a crash approaching the mid county toll plaza causing slowing and slowing as well on the northbound side of the blue route heading towards the same toll plaza, a broken down vehicle on 95 and that is out of the way and slow speeds coming down from academy and watch for the police activity that continues to be out there at american and cambria. and a crash at bethel road and concord road, in voorhees, red oak drive but a better ride for our friends from new jersey, the

turnpike is reopen. >> we'll check it again brian and shirleen in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, is here with the

we have breaking news now in chalfont, buck county, chopper 6 hd is over the scene of the wells fargo bank, police officers are standing in front of the building, they continue their investigation into a bank robbery that happened two hours ago and one shot was fired in the incident and there are no reports of injuries and new britain police are investigating this bank robbery today. in the meantime we continue to watch the radar today.

>> the rain is slowly creeping up from the south and we have quite a soaking coming in, as we look at double scan live, some of the green south of dover and just to the south of cape may, it's going to take its precious time moving up to the south, as we go through the evening hours, over the last hour, it is barely moved north of milford, lewes, delaware and showers and dry in cape may now. as this creeps up to the north, the rain line will probably not hit philadelphia until closer to the midnight hour, allentown 72 and 71 in wilmington and 67 in millville and right around 70 at the shore with the ocean, 69 degrees, the ocean will become a washing machine over the next 12 hours. 20 in philadelphia, for wilmington and millville, you can see the tragedy trajectory

right now. the storm is weak, but it's counter acting this high to the north and east and winds around a high always funnel into a low and between the two you can see the wind continuing to push towards the eastern shores of not only new jersey but delaware wraps in around the low and it stays windy tomorrow morning and that low kicks away and the winds ease tomorrow afternoon. rights now the rain over the virginias and it's carolinas, and again this is moving up from the south and future tracker showing with the timing it's around midnight that it starts to rain in philadelphia, turning steadier and heavier in southern delaware, new jersey and dry to the north of town and for the rush hour, it will be a nightmare, because of the torrential rain and ponding on the roadways, allow time tomorrow morning, that lingers until at least 1:00 and by 3:00

in the afternoon just some lingering showers for the evening rush. the main impacts with this coastal low, the rain totals 1 to 2 inches, this is welcomed, closer to the shore inland wind gusts, 30 to 35 miles per hour, and at the shore 30 to 40 miles per hour, with the piling easterly wind with the winds coming off the atlantic there is minor tidal flooding and southern parts of the shore tonight and early tomorrow morning north of ocean city. tonight rain developments and the heaviest comes in after midnight. 56 to 60 for the overnight low and the exclusive accuweather forecast, rainy and windy and cool tomorrow, and minor tidal flooding at the shore and nothing major, the sun quickly returns on friday, up to 75 and then a beautiful weekend is in store for saturday and sunday. sunny and warm and low 80s for highs, well above average, and

sticking with 80 degrees on monday before it turns cooler with a couple of showers on tuesday. mostly cloudy on wednesday and we go back into the lower 70s, so we have a couple of good things here in the 70s. >> perfect. >> win win.

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times.

five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. it's time to save with channel 6 "action news" and fall brings with it an abundance of plea markets. lara spencer just released her second book, called flea market fabulous and i got a chance to pick her brain to fine the best deals. >> we buy low and fix and make

more. >> lara says she has a skill of dumpster diving. my little girl loves it and i used to go along with my mom. in this book, flea market fabulous, she walks you through the step by step process of rebudgeting find, you can rescue, recycle and pain just about anything. >> you can find pieces that are pretty ready at flea markets, they are not all as frightening as the ones i choose. >> to get the best bargains go prepared, bring a measuring tape and text pictures of the room you want to do. >> so that you know the spaces that you have. >> and bring her book or magazines, and don't forget the sun block and dress in layers. >> i bring wipes because it gets down and dirty.

>> your climbing around and pack some cash. because you'll get some much better prices negotiating with cash rather than check. >> and be nice. >> like to say please take the hag out of haggling, say look i love this piece, what is your best price? >> good tip. >> be nice, good advice in all walks of life. that does did for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian

♪ we have a saying... mi coffee es su coffee. our way of inviting you to share what's ours. so between september 16th and the 29th, we want to treat you to a rich, smooth mccafé coffee for free.

why would we do that? when you have something this delicious, you just have to share it. ...on the casa. ♪ "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the skies are overcast above center city, it's clouds are gathering and heavy rains are expected to move in in the coming hours, breaking a streak of sunny days, it's wednesday night and the big story is a big change in the weather, cecily tynan has the story on accuweather tracking it all. >> up until now fall is beautiful but i'm tracking the first storm, a coastal storm of the fall season and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that most of our region is rain free

right now, we are beginning to see just the leading edge of the rain moving over sussex and kent county, delaware and in the tip of cape may, but the actual low pressure is way down to the south, off the coast of carolinas and what this will be doing is hugging the sea line, but the high pressure is up to the north and that high pressure is slowing that low down, so it will take a while for this rain to be advancing up to the north. this is the updated timeline for the rain, southern new jersey between now and 9:00, that rain is spreading up from the south. philadelphia metro area, it's rain is moving in between 9:00 and midnight. most of the area is rain free and the rain is moving in between midnight and 3:00 in the morning, the problem with the slower timetable is that the bulk of the rain is in the morning commute. this is the raw data, we look at to determine how much rain,