roadways no matter where you are. especially if you head from philadelphia to the interchange to the pennsylvania turnpike to the northeast extension and quakertown and allentown and steady showers, route 202 and route 100 and north parts of chester county, light rain passing through and no heavy downpours but having to hit the windshield wipers. it's only 49 in philadelphia, 48 in wilmington, dover, trenton and millville 52 and at the shore temperatures only in the 40s. as we look wider on double scan live radar this area that initially pushed in is now moving out and you can see scattered downpours and thunderstorms down to the south. there is a boundary draped through this region so it's not going to move all that much and see waves and periods of rain on and off through the next 36 miles per hours.

through the day tomorrow periods of rain and drizzle and there will be dry breaks so it's not a steady rain through the day tomorrow and temperatures stay chilly in the 40s and 50s and we'll take it a quarter to half inch of rain. there is a small window of opportunity of seeing a full dry day over the weekend, we'll let you know which day that is in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you, any time rain is in the accuweather forecast. 6abc.com/weather is your best friend and you don't have to buy presents. rely on the power of stormtracker 6 live double scan to know exactly when the heaviest rain will hit your neighborhood. breaking right now. prosecutors in montgomery county have charged a man in connection with a deadly shooting inside of a north wills church. nora muchanic is live now where the district attorney made the

announcement. >> reporter: sharrie that is right, 46-year-old mark storms of landsdale is arraigned in district court in montgomeriville right now, we had video coming of him arriving at the district court, he is charged with voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment for killing 47-year-old robert brax in a crowded church. >> this is a situation where a gun is introduced into a fist fight. >> steele laid out what happens at the 11:00 a.m. service on wednesday. that

he was told he took an already occupied seat. braxton appeared to calm down and then walked away and storm a church member came from across the church and confronted braxton. >> when he came over he had a gun out. escalating the situation. braxton then took a swing at the shooter purging him in the jaw and the defendant shoots the victim twice. >> braxton was hit by two bullets in the chest area and died at the hospital. and they say he flashed a badge but is not and has never been a member of law enforcement. the badge that the suspect showed the victim was a permit

to carry a concealed weapon that he seemingly purchased online. >> he fired the weapon in church with as many as 300 parishioners. is he charged with involuntary manslaughter because he approached the victim. >> the shooting of mr. braxton was not a reasonable self-defense situation. >> we spoke by phone with braxton's cousin and they are praying for storm and trying to forgive him. if convicted on the voluntary manslaughter charge storm is looking at 25 years behind bars. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you sara. we are also following breaking news in baltimore. where police just shot a man who was threatening to blow up a tv

station. police say he walked in wearing some kind of costume saying he had a bomb strapped to him, everybody was able to get out of the building safely and that led to a standoff. police say he shot the man when he walked out of the building but refused to follow their directions. they have not given his name yet and they cannot give him medical attention because they are afraid of that bomb on his body and they are giving him commands from a robot. >> more than 100 suspects drug treaters are behind bars today after several raids. they seized more than $48,000 along with weapons and drugs, ranging from heroin to meth to pills. in the process of today's raids, police accidentally broke down an innocent woman's door in the case of mistaken identity.

gray hall will have more on that coming up at 4:30 today. in newcastle delaware, students are meeting with grief counselors after their classmate was hit by a car and killed. tyler span was struck yesterday afternoon while trying to cross a highway. today his classmates were coping with his loss. and his sister is also in the school. >> we'll pull together for tyler and especially for his sister. >> tyler and three friends were trying to cross the northbound lanes of route 13 by basin road and tyler stepped in front of a toyota camry, he was hit and thrown and pronounced dead at the hospital. the other teens did make it across okay uninjured. dorsey remained at the scene and no charges will be filed against

her. but again grief counselors from the district were at the school helping the kids deal with the tragic death of their young friend. >> thank you. it has finally arrived. this is the day that could determine the eagles fortunes for years to come. it's draft day and in just a few hours it's birds are expected to select a new franchise quarterback. jaime apody is live in chicago for the excitement. >> reporter: oh absolutely brian, we are live on the red carpet here at the nfl draft and we should know in the next few hours who the next quarterback will be. lets talk about the guy we think it will be, he is carson wentz, he was with the nfl at at united way at a chicago elementary school, hanging out with kids and having fun.

remember this guy, 6'5" looks like a quarterback and a 4.0 gpa. it looks like a lock that wentz and goffe are going in the fop two other in los angeles or philadelphia. here is what wentz knows about our favorite city. philly. >> i know they have passionate fans, i know that football means a lot to them and they are ready to win. so i just know that is an awesome place to play so we'll see what happens. >> there is no preference and they are both great spots with great coaches, for me and carson they are great spotses. >> people say can you handle the adjustment and city life, it's just football, don't make it bigger than it has to be. >> reporter: now, a lot of people say that the fact that

wentz is from north dakota and didn't play d 1 football however he says this is his greatest asset, he wrote this wonderful piece in his own words, it's on my facebook page. it says what do i say to the people that wonder if i'm ready for the nfl, i have been getting ready my whole life. i'm jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> he is saying all the right things jaime. >> high school and college athletes from all over the world are in university city today for the penn relays. they got underway for the girls and women relays. tens of thousands of athletes and their families are competing all weekend on penn's campus. more athletes have run in the penn relays than any other meet in the history of the world. an incredible event. >> i hope to go out there and

saturday. time for the "action news" traffic report. lets send things to matt pellman with a first look today. >> as a result of those races, traffic hasn't been running quite as smoothly here. this is schuylkill expressway down university avenue and a delay near passyunk because of a crash near 20th but that is cleared out. westbound is stacking substantially as you head to the vine street expressway. delays are forming on the vine itself as well as i-95, northbound by the betsy ross bridge. there was a broken down vehicle at wissahickon. it's backed up from the schuylkill on up to broad street and southbound by oxford circle watch for a crash in the inner drive. in spots town a crash near kind street and charlotte street

remains closed fears of the church collapse like i was telling you about yesterday. hanover is the alternate about that. live look at 42, just damp here in bellmawr and northbound slowing as you head to 295. south of here on the ramp from 16 to the northbound 42 freeway an accidents partially blocking the ramp. we'll watch it and have more coming up in the next half hour. vice president, joe biden makes a surprise trip overseas. what he hopes to accomplish while he is there. what investigators are saying what they found near prince's music legend in his home.

today investigator in minnesota are looking into whether prescription drugs played a part in the death of prince. law enforcement tells abc news when the super star died last

week, prescription drugs were found in his possession and his home. this afternoon authorities obtained a search warrant for the paisley park estate but the details are sealed. now the state department is reaching out to the dea in case the drugs are related to the singer's death. >> other celebrities like sheila e. said he took medication because he lived his life in pain. >> you can imagine jumping off the stages, and what it has done to his body. >> the autopsy and toxicology will take weeks. as for the estate, the judge appointed is now working to determine his hairs, his only full sibling, his sister, tyka verified that he did not have a

will. and they hired a bank to comb through his personal vault. many things are never seen before, and contains never released recordings and will no doubt increase the value of the late singer's fortune. vice president, joe biden, made a surprise visit to iraq today and biden flew over iraq and the white house did not release his itinerary. they are hoping to stop a political crisis that is hurting the fight against isis. comcast is buying dream works animation for more than $3.5 billion. dream works will become part of the universal film group including universal pictures can the boards of both companies approved a deal that is expected to close by the end of the year, the agreement will pay dream

works stockholders $41 per share and that puts their value at $3.8 billion. and now a look at the closing numbers. the dow is down 210 points plus, than is the lowest it has closed in 11 weeks and the nasdaq down 57 plus points and the s&p down 19.3 points. investigator reporter, windy saltzman is investigating fast food joints popping up online with aliases. >> order your food online can be fast and easy. and some deliveries may not be coming from the restaurants that you think you ordered from. >> do you that i is misleading to customers. >> i don't know i guess it could be. >> i am wondering about the difference in the name -- >> i don't know.

>> some with unsatisfactory health inspections and some operating without a license, why the philadelphia health department says it's not on the radar and why an official says it should be. >> it is misleading, they think they are getting from a certain restaurant and that is simply not true. it has been a great day here in the channel 6, some of the youngest members of our 6 abc family are learning about life in broadcasting, it's all part of take your child to workday. you recognize some of these faces here, kids have a chance to tour the newsroom and learn about what their parents do. and lookal a taping of our shelter me segment and meet the feature sd pet. >> love this day, i hope the kids enjoyed it too. >> it's nice to see co-workers with their families. >> smiles we don't see as big.

time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets send it over to adam joseph. >> there was an ice-cream truck here. >> i may have pay aid visit to it. >> me too. not an ice-cream kind of weather type of day but hey any day for ice-cream. up north showers and it's damp and chilly and close into stormtracker 6 live double scan, a little closer here up towards the lehigh valley, as you head to the northeast extension to the lehigh tunnel. and fleet wood and buck county and sinks to the south in montgomery county and north chester county and near malvern and paoli and parts of bucks county, this is the more concentrated area of steady showers south of here and most areas have dried out temporarily. early this morning, if you are up you saw a glimmer of sun and in fact suzy sent me this early

this morning. we share photo and you can see the sunlight early this morning playing off the cloud cover and sparking the sky, and if you didn't see the sun early this morning. you may have to wait until next week. before it makes an appearance once again. as we look at the numbers, 52 allentown and 48 in trenton and millville and dover and 46 in reading and along the shore temperatures also in the 40s. one little area of rain passing through and this is along a boundary draped to the west, it is not going to budge and it is going to stall and waves of low pressure along the front to bring periods of rain. for tonight it's cloudy and damp and a chilly breeze around, 44 wilmington and 43 mill shrill and 39 in fact in toms river. again some scattered showers around, a lot of you asking what about my baseball and softball

game, it's hit or miss but very light and 11:00 scattered showers and temperatures in the 40s. same thing tomorrow morning, cloudy, school and damp with scattered showers around and nothing heavy and no thunderstorms. 5:00 tomorrow evening, maybe low 50s return but also more in the way of scattered showers. i'm repeating myself but it's the pattern we are in. penn relays, 58 degrees with periods of rain, bring the rain gear and saturday it's drier and milder and 65 with maybe a peek of sun if we are lucky before the second half of the weekend comes in with rain. tomorrow damp and cool, and the best part of the weekend is saturday, although clouds will try to win out. maybe a peek or two of sun and warmer at 65 and wet and dreary for the broad street run here on sunday. 61 degrees. you can see a half inch of rain, so a pretty good soaking on

sunday and monday the showers may linger, some model says they kick out and one says she stick around. lets hope the model that says they kick out is the right one. >> the best thing of the broad street run is the people that line the streets. >> they may not come out as much. >> both of you guys are planning to be there. >> yes. >> maybe. >> running at this point. up next it's called vertical farming and one group announced plans to bring it to philadelphia in a big way. and with mothers day around the corner, today we are talking flowers, we'll put some popular online florists to the test to see what are you getting for your money. >> coming up in big talkers, talk about missing the boat. when they say get on the cruise you better be on board. one mom was left ashore whiler kids sailed away.

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congregation is giving back in a big way. first presbyterian church of ambler donated $300,000 to the inner faith housing alliance today. that money will purchase a home on ambler drive to be used for homeless families to get back on their feet. they plan to name the transition home hope forest. and they have announced plans to stick out their green thumb. they joined the secretary of agriculture to stake a claim in the virtual farming industry. the increasingly farming measure is used to grow pest free produce year round in urban settings. they say philadelphia is well positioned to be a global hub for production and training. and the oakland villa apartments are finished and

ready to move-in. they transformed the property into 24 affordable housing units. still ahead on "action news," dozens of suspected drug dealers are off the streets but the sweep mistakenly targeted an innocent woman and her children. we'll explain how she got caught up in the raid. and if are you looking to buy flowers online for your mother or another occasion. do the flowers look as petal perfect as the picture, and how to save money on your order.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, sharrie williams and brian taff. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a $5 million donation to a local school. >> plus, a crash victim becomes the victim of a robbery. the search for the suspect next. >> and this poster is sparking outrage online. we'll look at the controversial do's and don't's for cheerleading tryouts ahead in big talkers. but first it's a chilly, dreary day in the delaware and lehigh valley, sky 6 hd shows the proof of that in a live look over center city philadelphia. not an ounce of blue in that shot. most of us have seen periods of

rain this afternoon and more is on the way. adam joseph is live at the big board with the latest from accuweather. >> and get used to the canopy of gray, and that is the name of the game here the next few days, as we look at double scan live radar we have one batch of rain passing through and lifting to the north and there is a boundary draped to the south. you see downpours and thunderstorms sparking there and we won't see thunderstorms or severe weather, being on the north side of the front, it's chillier and you can't get the atmosphere to get that excited to spark some of that lightning out there. it's a good thing and we'll see on and off light rainfall, double scan live radar we have a good soaking right now from malvern and norristown into the lehigh valley, as the rain passes through the northeast extension right now getting the steadiest of rainfall even show south of philadelphia we have the damp roadways out there for the evening rush hour. again, not a lot of rain so far,

a .10 inch on average. a little less to the north and east. temperature-wise, only 49 in philadelphia, and we are the coolest spot right now on this map. 55 in new york city, where it's drier and 55 in washington and south of the front that is where the 70s and the summer warmth is pushed and will stay through the weekend. we'll chat about the on and off showers and also give you the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. and the best days to see sunshine. >> the best days lie ahead. with rain in the accuweather forecast, 6abc.com/weather is the place to go for constant updates. to know exactly when the heaviest rain will hit your neighborhood. nearly 100 suspected drug dealers are off the street as part of a major law enforcement operation in delaware county, but officers mistakenly burst

into an innocent family's home while they were getting ready for school and work. jay hall is live at the darby police station with the details. >> reporter: i can tell you that the police chief went out personally to apologize to the woman and tonight she is praising the actions of his police officers for getting nearly 100 drug dealers off the streets and making the streets a whole lot safer. >> thursday morning dozens of people were hauled off to jail in darby borough. chief says that officers recovered $48,000 worth of drugs. police say that those arrested were selling crack, marijuana and meth and other illegal narcotics, they will be charged

with selling drugs and chief mike would like to see them charged with homicide. >> they are killing our population, from the young to the middle age to the older people and it crosses all cultures and all colors. >> 110 arrest warrants were served and police made arrests across delaware county and philadelphia. those living in the community support the effort to clean up the streets and make their neighborhood safer. >> today is a beautiful day in darby borough. we are finally getting the chance to take our borough back. we are getting the crack, the other drugs off of our streets. >> it's a positive. and i'm like this, i feel like this, if you are not selling drugs then you shouldn't be worried about it. >> police say the operation went smoothly with the exception of officers targeting the home of natasha richardson. she had just move nood the home. >> i started shaking because

they had the gun to my son's head, 14 years old, he is a big guy but he is only a kid. >> the chief says the door will be repaired. >> we will go down and apologize for it. an operation of this size, it sames has flaws. >> and as result of this 6 month investigation over 100 arrests were made and the chief expects even more. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> all right gray thank you. now to another case of a family alleging they too were wrongly targeting but this one happened in philadelphia during an s.w.a.t. raid yesterday, a story you first heard exclusively on "action news" at 11:00 last night. police are apologizing for what happened on elm wood street in philadelphia. officers were looking for a group of suspects who they believed were involved in a home invasion but they ended up in the wrong house, they burst down

the door carrying high powered weapons and terrifying the people inside. >> we clearly owe people an apology that is the bottom line and we'll make sure we do that, the people out there were acting in good faith, but it appears they may have gotten the wrong information. >> commissioner ross says the city will fix the damage left behind at the home. no one else was seriously hurt in the mixup and the people were taken into custody. questioned. and released. >> and police are investigating a crime in nice town, two cars collided yesterday morning the suspect claimed he was armed and forced the victim into his car and drove to the nearest atm ordering the man to empty his account and the suspect ran off. if you recognize this man you are asked to call police. >> city leader in philadelphia

are shining a spotlight on diversity. mayor jim kenney and other officials attended a diversity meeting today. kenney also talked about the need to include everyone in the city's success. west catholic preparatory high school is celebrating a $5 million gift from a generous former student. leonard mazer graduated in 1963 and went on to become a pharmaceutical executive. today he and his family came back to west philadelphia and to the school to donate the $5 million. well, knee pain is all too common for some americans and many turn to relief the comfortable. it turns out that the pills may not be that much help. monica malpass is live with the details. >> that is right. many popular supplements can

cause risk factors including a greater chance of bleeding and a negative effect on blood pressure, we'll break down the do's and don't's when it comes to knee pain. and new arrests in southern california with ties to last year's mass shooting in san bernardi bernardino, it has landed one suspect's brother behind bars as well. from our delaware newsroom, a wilmington school is hoppered with a green ribbon award from the u.s. department of education. the montessori school is one in six private schools in the entire country to get the award. students have worked on sustainable living including creating gardens, if you are doing the broad street run, you'll have a nice treat waiting for you at the finish line. the snacks will be loaded into

trucks and delivered to the navy yard in order to replenish the tired runners. students from archbishop on carol spent the day assembling the packages. adam is asking for tasty cakes. >> sounds good. kids across the country had a chance to skip school for take your child to workday. in gloucester county the office of emergency management had a busy day lined up. they got to see the bomb squad's robots in action and practices safety by crawling through thick smoke. >> and a special demonstration at the waterfront, deputies showed the crowd how their k-9s track down suspects and let the kids climb on an armored vehicle. this seems much more exciting than the average day for most of these kids. >> it's pretty awesome stuff.

>> still ahead on "action news," a mumps outbreak at an ivy league school. and this post is getting reaction online for seemingly creating cheerleading stereotypes. if you order flowers for mothers day we can save you money on the arrangements. coming up on, what's the deal? "action news" at 4:00 continues after this.

an ivy league school has a health issue on its hands today. harvard is dealing with a mumps outbreak. the first case was a couple of months ago and is up to 41 students. all have been immunized. but even with the vaccine 12% of the population is at risk for

contracting the illness. nasa plans to put a manned spacecraft on mars by 2026. ceo elian musk says he wants to send humans to mars by 2025, the ultimate goal is to put a colony on the red planet. big talkers now and big backlash and a big about face, after this poster at the university of washington laid out the do's and don't's for turning out the perfect cheerleading look. a bronze glow and physically fit physique and girl about town lipstick shade. avoid tops that cover the mid drift. some students can't even believe this is real. some call it stereotypical.

the university withdrew the flyers saying that some of the details is inconsistent with the school's values. >> and talk about missing the boat as in actually missing the boat. see the woman there waiving her hans on her knees begging that is a distraught mother watching her cruise ship leave without her with her three children on board. the company says mom did not return to the ship by the quote, widely communicated schedule all aboard time of 5:30 p.m. someone on board captured this video of her on land there feverishly trying to get the ship to come back for her. the ship waited an extra half hour for her to arrive and get on and her husband disembarked

with their travel documents to wait for her. the kids stayed on board with other relatives. they are making arrangement meet them at the next port. do not let the hot, duty free deals zrabt zrabt distrazrabdist you. i would love for someone to record the moment she reunited with her husband. >> probably some ugly conversation they had in the state room. >> a vacation they will never forget. . >> this is the scene from allegheny, southbound slowing at the work zone at girard. so if you head to the pearl jam

concert at 8:00 tonight in philadelphia allow extra time. speaking of jams expect them at lincoln drive at wissahickon and the indrive, stay outer as with you come southbound on broad street. a brush fire in bucks county, avoid new galena road. and they are working on this possible church collapse, they are afraid the church will collapse in pottstown and charlotte is closed and hanover is a better bet. the crash has cleared up. in willows town township, a crash has cleared out but the slow speeds are not. just 7 miles per hour. and just off 202 in chadds ford a crash at baltimore pike. and a crash with a downed pole in a.c. along mississippi avenue at the a.c. brigantine connecter. i had to practice my spelling of

mississippi, but i think i got it. >> mississippi. >> m, i, crooked letter i.

it's wet, it's dreary. nasty and it will stay that way. >> unfortunately right through friday, a break on saturday before rain coming in the second half of the week. we need the rain. we asked for it. >> i did. >> as we take a look. double scan live radar we have light showers in northern chester and montgomery county. all pointses into the lehigh valley and southern areas right now catching a bit of a break,

most of the southern new jersey and delaware and southern parts of pennsylvania. but we'll close in on northern parts of center city heading towards the northeast airport. it's dry but more rain is on the way and that extends up the northeast extension, 422 and 22 and most of the pennsylvania turnpike. it's wet right now in all of buck county as well. this is the biggest concentration and steady enough to cause problems on the roadways. 45 in reading, 46 in lancaster and dover, 52 in allentown. 49 in philadelphia. so very chilly with that rain. we see that first stripe passing through to the north. a bit of a break, severe thunderstorm watches popped up for west virginia as well as virginia and north carolina. we are not going to see severe weather throughout the duration of the seven-day forecast but we'll again have periods of rain pass through. future tracker 6 havingishes

issues because -- boom there it is. clouds locking in and there could be a couple of scattered showers tomorrow morning, but overall a dry rush tomorrow in the morning. and then in the afternoon energy rides through and temperatures in the 50s and it sparks up scattered showers around and a brief downpour in a couple of locations. that will pass by here for the beginning of the weekend on saturday, what will happen here on saturday, we'll have highs to the north that brings in an easterly wind off the water and low pressure in the midwest throwing clouds our way and squeeze play with clouds and minimal sunshine and 65 degrees, saturday is dry and this area of low pressure pushes in on sunday with a morning soaking with temperatures below average, 50s in the morning and 60 in the afternoon. so bad timing as it's now looking for the broad street

run, a chill in the air, upper 40s to low 50s and steady rain likely for the duration of the race through 8:00 a.m. through 11:00 a.m. i know that cecily put a blog in. on her facebook page of what to wear during a rainy race. as we look at your exclusive accuweather forecast 56, damp and cool tomorrow, a lot of clouds here saturday and warmer 65 and maybe a peek of sun and then wet and dreary on sunday and the heaviest rain is on sunday and showers lingering 68 on tuesday and 70 degrees and chance of thunderstorms on wednesday and seasonably warm and 72 on thursday. if you look at the seven day not a lot of bright sun through the next seven days. >> we had our fill with nine days ago. a week, week and a half ago. >> thank you adam. what's the deal?

is next on "action news." you will hear tips on buying mothers day flowers. and tune in to tgit. "grey's anatomy" starts at 8:00 and then "scandal" at 9:00 and then the catch, allison could be in danger and ben's plans seem to backfire. of course stick around for "action news" at 11:00.

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shopping and getting the best price. you want a mothers day bouquet to be petal perfect. the high volume puts florists on strain. the long stemmed roses were from popular online florists, pro flowers, ftd, they were assessed by consumer reports staffers. the pro flower roses were out of their plastic cases and all but five were broken. she called pro flowers without identifying herself and received a new bouquet the next day. they believe it occurred in transit between the farms and doorstep. if you are not satisfied all the sites offer a refund or replacement. be sure to ask your mom if your flowers arrived in good shape.

take into account the cost of shipping. >> you won't see the charge until you are checking out we paid between 13 and $19 per bouquet for shipping. >> and we noticed as we clicked around the three sites, the prices began to drop or were offered discount coupons. >> consider sending mom her flowers early. >> the best way to keep the flowers fresh is to snip from the bottom with fresh scissors and get them into room temperature water immediately. and remove leaves below water level. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me along with sharrie and ducis rogers, for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 9:00.

>> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00, we are learning new details about a deadly fight one week after a 16-year-old girl was pulled unconscious out of a high school bathroom. >> plus, new developments into the investigation into prince's death, what sources tell abc was found near the icon's body by first responders. >> and rain is coming through our area tonight. coming up next at 5:00.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. double scan live radar showing you a wet dreary weekend on the way. accuweather is tracking a wet pattern that extends in next week. the big story next on "action news" is the rain that continues to move through the delaware valley. cecily tynan is watching double scan live radar and is at the big board with the first look at the forecast. >> reporter: we are locked into this unsettled weather pattern but with that being said it's not raining everywhere right now. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing areas south of

philadelphia are getting a break and lots of clouds and it's damp but the steady rain is north of the city, if you are heading up the blue route it's raining and we have steadier rain in doylestown now, it's all lifting up to the north slowly. and philadelphia is right on the fringe, hour this system is not done with us yet. the surface low is pulling through and an upper level low to go. that keeps us with a cloudy wet weather pattern, right now temperatures across the board except for the poconos only in the 40s, you want a jacket heading out and double scan live you see the big picture and steadier rain lifting north of our region into new england right now but there is another upper level low that swings through tomorrow afternoon. that will keep us locked in with the clouds and the occasional rain and drizzle, i don't want you to think it will be a washout the next 24 hours, but we'll have rain and