jersey resident him we have the latest. hit-and-run in center city, a suspect is in custody. temperatures are turning hot and humid we could be in for some strong thunderstorms. let's get you over to the accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: it will be after 4:00 p.m., northwest to southeast across the viewing area, it will get into the city at 4:30, 50:00 p.m. we'll start out with a mixture of clouds and sun. not only do the numbers increase, so, too, does the humidity. 70 refreshing degrees. dover, 73. millville, 73. mid to upper 60s north and west. 66 in reading, trenton, 68. here's satellite and radar showing the storm system that we're watching is actually sitting up here across the southern provinces of canada.

that will swing through new england. it's trailing warm front anticipate cold front will push through in the afternoon each one triggering the storms late in the day.1:00 p.m., 84, 3 p.m. between 3 and 4, 5:00 p.m., the storms break out pushing through the city. forecast 89 degrees, it will feel like 95. when i come back we'll talk about the damaging winds with the storm and i'll have that with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're following breaking news coming in from florida, grim gym a former contestant on the voice and south jersey native has died after being shot at a tete-a-tete -- at a concert, christina grimmie had performed and was at an

merchandise table signing autographs when the gunman opened fire. christina grimmie's brother tackled the shooter and he shot himself. we don't know if he is a crazy fan that followed her on social media. we don't know. is he signed something for me, i bought merchandise, i was very, very excited. it's completely tragic. heartbreaking story, we have learned that christina grimmie was only 22 years old, a marlton native and cherokee high school graduate, she first gained a following on youtube as a teenager and finished third during season 6 on the the voice. hey, guys, we are in orlando today, please come to

the show if you live near orlando florida, i'll be at the plaza live, please come out, bye. her fans are taking to social media to suppress their shock and grief. r.i.p.christina become the top-trending #on twitter. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com as well as our other platforms for more on the life and tragic death of christina grimmie. it is now 9:03 we're tracking other stories of the morning, a driver is in custody and facing charges after a hit-and-run in center city. the action cam was at the scene around 2:30 a.m. on the 200 block of south broad near the wawa. police say the victim was hit as he stepped out from behind a delivery truck. the driver took off, but did not take police long to locate the car. the driver was taken into custody and faces charges including leaving the scene of the accident and dui.

that victim is in the hospital listed in serious condition. eagles wide receiver, nelson agholor is facing serious allegations. he is accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside a popular philadelphia strip club. jeff chirico spoke with police and nelson agholor's attorney. we are not confirming any particular player. >> reporter: philadelphia police are not naming names, but the eagles front office is confirming that nelson agholor is the focus of a criminal investigation of alleged sexual assault that happened at the cheerleaders strip club thursday afternoon. a dancer alleged she was sexually assaulted by a member of eagles. >> reporter: nelson agholor hired an attorney who said his client is 1,000 percent innocent of any criminal contact and doesn't expect charges to be filed. it's early, very early on, quite some way to go, before you

can get to the part of talking about charges. >> reporter: nelson agholor reportedly visitorred -- visited the club after off-season mini camp finished nearby. >> reporter: the eagles have said they need in touch with nelson and the proper authorities. nelson agholor who is on break until training camp in late july won't be doing any relaxing. first step is to interview the victim and get the story and the accusations that are being made. >> reporter: they have not interviewed anyone from the eagles organization, police will pull surveillance video to corroborate the allegations. in south philadelphia, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." a woman is facing dui charges for crash in port richmond that left a neighborhood without power. this happened in the 3900 block of aramingo avenue.

police say a car turned cutting off a tractor-trailer what was going in the same direction. the car and big rigged collided taking out a pole and power lines. the woman driving the car was taken to the hospital. peco is restoring power to those affected by the outage. local community is trying to cope with the death of two young children allegedly at the hands ever their mother. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar was at the vigil. now i lay me down to sleep, i pray the lord my soul to keep. >> reporter: amidst the candle and children clutching balloons, parents prayed for the 3-year-old and her 7-month-old brother trying to make sense what made no sense. devastating to know that a parent can do that to their child, children, both of them, they were sweet and innocent.

>> reporter: sophie behinds is accused of suffocating her children. police found them in the home of a relative and they say she confessed to suffocating the children with a bed sheet. i can't imagine. >> reporter: the fox chase day care is where the two children were cared for up until a hearing master designated by family court determined that they could be placed back in the full custody of sophie hines and anthony singleton, the father of saint leo. for parents the most difficult part was trying to explain the tragedy to the kids. my son has questions, he wants to know what happened. i don't know what to say. it's tragic. >> reporter: the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint leo. >> reporter: hines court hearing was canceled hear lawyers saying

she is suffering from postpartum depression and in a psychiatric ward. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." this morning a suspect is in custody after a woman was attacked on the schuylkill trail. isiah cheeseboro was accused of slashing a woman in the face. the victim is recovering from a large cut across her forehead. fallout continues for a california judge who sentenced a former stanford swimmer 6 months for sexual assault. countdown to the convention, democrats will be converging on philadelphia in just a few weeks. this will mean big business for local hotels. >> reporter: thunderstorms will be qurnlging -- converging on philadelphia, too, the possibility is there for 60 to 70-mile an hour winds details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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has the forecast, you say you would go up in one of those planes. >> reporter: i will be fine that that -- with the ones that use regular fuel. let's get you outside and look at the center city skyline. we have high, thin clouds overspreading the sky, that's with the passage of the warm front. what's been so comfortable over the last several days it will turn humid and 90 degrees. combination of the heat and humidity will feel like july. say goodbye to the october chill we had. especially for the month of june. we had three straight days in the 70s and waking up with temperatures in the hos -- 40s and 50s. temperature, 70 degrees, winds out of the west/southwest at 7 miles per hour. 60 to the north, low to mid 70s to the south.

dover, 73. millville, 73. atlantic city, 74. this is the system we're watching along with satellite even radar, the area of low pressure up here across southern canada. that will swing through the east and push through new england today. here's the warm front pushing through now, followed by a cold front pushing through western portions of pennsylvania. it's that cold front that will trigger the late-day showers and thunderstorms. let's time it out for you, a lot of you have outdoor plans, saturday afternoon summertime, let's see what's going on. 4:00 p.m., the line of showers and thunderstorms should be out to the west in malvern, pottstown, levittown, norristown, probably seeing thunderstorms at that point. an hour later these storms are zipping through. an hour later it's in philadelphia. woodbury getting hit. glassboro, cherry hill. salem, wilmington, maybe as far east as hammonton. 6:00 p.m., salem, probably still getting hit pretty good. smyrna, dover, delaware, for the

skew, gandys beach, woodbine, sea isle city, avalon. atlantic city getting hit pretty good. 7:00 p.m., wildwood, cape may, picking up the storms, everybody else it clears out nicely, we'll see the return of sunshine. the key time frame 4 to 8:00 p.m. this afternoon. before that it's a combination of sun and clouds. after that it's a combination of sun and clouds. the problem is when you get hit with the storms they will produce 60 to 70-mile an hour winds. let's say you pick up a storm within a half-hour you could get wind damage, trees down power outages things like that. heavy downpours are possible and maybe small hail. this afternoon, turning hotter and humid, 90 will feel like 95. late-day thunderstorm is a good bet. winds out of the southwest. these are normal wind speeds 20 to 30 miles per hour. in the thunderstorm it could

exceed 60 to 70. poconos, thunderstorms early this afternoon, 70 degrees and warm and humid. jersey shore, the thunderstorm threat is late on, before then, sun and clouds, 80 degrees, winds and warm as we head into sunday, high of 88. no sea breeze on sunday, the ocean temperatures back up to 61. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're highlighting today because of the severe thunderstorm threat. 90-degree feeling like 95. windy, very warm for sunday, the 88 will feel like 88. not much in the way of humidity. monday and tuesday, breezy and cooler, highs near 80. 84 wednesday, thursday, friday, very comfortable, 82. you'll get half-hour, 40 minutes worth of good storm before that an after that weather is okay. seems like a little bump in the road. >> reporter: it could be a big pump. pump -- bump. a pothole. good.

you can count on 6abc.com and 6abc as the stormy weather moves into the area. we have storm tracker 6 live radar at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. new at 9:00 a.m., a blue angels pilot killed in a crash will be laid to rest in colorado, his home. he died when his plane went down in tennessee. he was practicing for the air show at the time. his blue angels comrade will fly over his funeral today. he leaves behind a wife and two children. three prominent political consultants are joining the recall of the judge who sentenced rock turner. activists delivered boxes to the california commission on judicial performance. organizers would need to collect 58,000 signatures from registered voters in the county

to have a recall election. the judge sentenced aaron turner to of months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. here is good news ife

hitting the road this summer, gas prices will be at their lowest level in years. a gallon of regular should average 2.27 through september. that's down 13% from last summer. it is the lowest price that has been recorded in 12 years and lower than the national average 2.36. 9:19, the democratic national convention is weeks away, hotel rooms across the region are filling up. walter perez with that story. >> reporter: it is expected that 50,000 guests are being booked across the delaware valley when the democratic national convention arrives in philadelphia this summer. the greater philadelphia chairman about her -- chamber of

commerce said it's another event that puts understand in the spotlight and generates business for hotels in the city. if you want to compare its like the army navy weekend and you think about it on a regional basis we should be in great shape. >> reporter: officials from the tourism convention board have been thinking of it on a regional basis. the board launched an aggressive campaign to have people stay in the suburbs during the convention. they set out kits on social media and created a brochure in the form of a website for the democratic convention. it seems to have worked. at first it was estimated that hotels in the area would have 5,000 rooms booked. we're happy to report back we have 15,000 hotel nights

booked across 27 contracted hotels. ten will be housing delegates coming for the convention. ed harris vice president of marketing for the valley forge tourism board said it comes on the heels of the papal visit which was a boom for 89 hotels in the -- the hotels in the delaware valley. meanwhile, the convention begins on july 25th, now, less than seven weeks away. walter perez channel 6 "action news." from our new jersey newsroom, nj transit released $1.2 billion budget that includes no fare increases. they pro jek -- project a ridership resh knew increase -- revenue increase of 2%. theythe proposal will be presend

at the nj transit meeting that will happen next week. steph curry and the golden state warriors are one week away from another nba championship highlights from game four coming up next in sports.

so glad you stayed with us, it is now, 9:24, 70 degrees outside, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport. if you have plans for later today, don't miss chris' forecast because strong storms are on the way. the phillies face the nationals again today after blowing a four-run lead last night. ducis deuce has that and more on the allegations against nelson

agholor. >> reporter: good morning, eagles receiver, nelson agholor is the focus of an alleged sexual assault investigation. philadelphia police say the allegation was made by a dancer at cheerleader strip club in south philadelphia. she said the assault took place inside the club on thursday. it was after the team ended mini camp. eagles say they are aware of situation and have no further comment. nelson agholor's attorney said his client is quote, 1,000 percent innocent. the ball was flying around the park in washington, d.c. it was 80s night. second inning check out goodell, freddie galvis comes home, 2-0 phils. tommy joseph goes deep. the first of two on the night for joseph, the phillies are up

4-zip. things turn south from there. ram mows and drew go -- ramos andrew go back-to-back. to the 5th, defense from the nats. franco an extra base hit. go to the 6th, there's one jacked out. the phils lose 9-6. next game this afternoon. nba finals once again it was another game cleveland had to win. the cavs down in the 4th quarter. labron james on cleanup duty. the warriors going on 15-3 run from there. steph curry scores game high 38 points. golden state wins 3-1 degreed. warriors could close it out at home on monday. how about this, the sixers will bring in duke guard ingraham for a a workout on

monday. they are deciding between ingraham and ben simmons for the overall selection. nba draft is june 23. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend. new at 9:00 a.m., a dog that became viral sensation on adoption day may be kicked out of his home because of his breed. dan took the sell arey the day he brought digy home, several people bought police thinking aways a pitbull. the town had a ban on the breed. did he not think he would have a problem with this. we have an ordinance did it is a full pit, partial. if it's partial pit it's a pitbull which is in violation of an ordinance. i hope everything will work

out, i want to keep him as my dog. so far police say digy can stay if he checks out with a vet of their choosing. township officials are expected to review the case on monday. 9:28 much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm tamala edwards this is our "shelter me rescue of the week" winner for the week coming up on "action news," we'll introduce you to syria and some of his friends. plus a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. comes right back.

happening right now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., breaking news, condolences continue to pour in for a popular singer and south jersey native gunned down after a concert. they told me i have to change my name to miracle. a pizza delivery driver is speaking out after surviving an execution style shooting. and donald trump and hillary clinton are hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. you're tracking strong storms today, chris. >> reporter: you can feel the difference from when i was first out here this morning 6:30, 7:00 a.m. it was refreshing. now we're noticing the increase in humidity. that's the first of several changes that will takes place

this afternoon. temperatures we've been in the 70s the last few days, today we top out at 90 degrees. 07 in philadelphia. 69 in wilmington, dover, 73. millville, 73. atlantic city, 74. cape may, 70. with the warm front just to our south it's already through sussex and kent county in delawares, as well as cape may county in new jersey. these are the dewpoints the way we look at the amount of moisture in the air. you can see the scale at the top. once we break the 60-degree mark it becomes slightly humid. we get into the 65, 66, 70-degree range you notice the change. when dewpoints get into the 70s it's almost like new orleans. we are expecting dewpoints to climb in the upper 60s and low 70s later on along with the heat and humidity we take a look at satellite and radar. there's not much going on yet, you can see for the most part we're in the clear, only clouds out here, but nothing popping on the radars.

that will takes place well west of philadelphia around 3:00 p.m. in the city by 5:00 p.m. down the the jersey shore between 6 and 6:30 p.m. in philadelphia, 84, 3:00 p.m., 87. by 5:00 p.m., 89 degrees. forecasting a high of 90 which will be the 5th time so far this year we've hit 90 degrees or higher. a lot of people are outdoors today camping or maybe you got a horse shoe tournamenten taint of -- tournament taking place, when i come back i'll let you know where the storms will be hour by hour and the heaviest occur and i'll have the forecast to you. 9:32 now to the latest on the breaking news, the deadly shooting of a popular young singer and south jersey arrive. christina grimmie was just finished performing and signing autographs when she was shot and killed. >> reporter: overnight aspiring

singer and former star of the voice, christina grimmie shot and killed soon after this intimate performance in orlando. hey guys, what's up. we're in orlando today, please come to the show if you live near orlando florida. >> reporter: the youtube sensation attacked in front of her fans. two patients, the female patient and the shooter. >> reporter: according to police christina grimmie was gunned down by a man in the crowd. they were selling merchandise and signing autographs. the suspect walked up and shot christina. ♪ >> reporter: her brother mark who often joined her on her youtube channel tackled the gunman. her brother is a hero

keeping him from not hurting anyone else. >> reporter: police say he was carrying two firearms, no word whether whether he knew christina personally. fell artists and fans stunned. nick jonas said my heart hurts hearing this news. ♪ >> reporter: her publicist releasing this same time we ask at this time you respect the privacy of her family and friends in their time of mourning. ♪ heartbreaking story, that was adrien bankert with the story. adam lavine worked with her on

the voice as did carson daily who tweeted that she was lovely and funny. the #r.i.p.christina has tweeted 1.17 million times this morning. you'll find more on "action news" as we learn more about christina grimmie throughout the day and you can get updates at 6abc.com. the time now, 9:35 new at 9:00 a.m., camden county police say they are looking for a killer. a man was shot around daybreak on north 5th street at state street in camden. police rushed him to cooper university hospital, doctors say they cannot save him. detectives are searching for clues to determine what led up to the shooting. the man charged in the ambush killing of a pennsylvania state trooper will likely have an outside jury deciding his fate. a jury from outside pike county

could hear the case against eric frein. he is accused of killing brine brine -- brian dixon. a judge must sign off on this. turning to the final farewell for boxing champion muhammad ali laid to rest in louisville, kentucky. thousands of people lined the funeral procession. many showered him with flowers. every one of his fights was an ra is of a super bowl. the investigation continues into the kidnapping and robbery

and execution style shooting of a pizza delivery driver who was shot in the back of the head. he did not die. doctors are calling it a miracle. trish hartman has more on the driver's condition and the search for the gunman. they told me i have to change my name to miracle. that's what they told me because, a lot of people come to the same situation, but we can't nobody that survived. >> reporter: the 34-year-old said doctors couldn't explain to him why he is still alive. he was shot in the head monday night while delivering pizza in southwest philadelphia. when my brother came to the hospital, i told my brother to take care of my daughter back home for me and my family. >> reporter: police say it happened around 10:15 p.m. whether he went to make a deliver on beaumont avenue. when the two men came out to the car they pulled a gun and forced him into the vehicle.

when they told me to go into the car, i'm like this is not real, or this is weird. >> reporter: he said the men took $60 and drove him a few blocks away, they demanded he call someone to bring more money. when he didn't, they forced him on his knees and shot him in the back of the head. somehow he was able to run and flag down an officer. with the bullet an inch in the brain he was able to make a recovery. while he said he won't be returning to his old job, he is thinking about what he can do to support his family in ghana. i have to look for what i can do now to help my family back home. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." turning to the race for president donald trump is bringing his campaign to pennsylvania today, the likely republican nominee has a campaign stop this afternoon in pittsburgh. public policy polling shows trump neck in neck with hillary

clinton the presumptive matchup coming november. hillary clinton is turning her campaign to battleground states, on monday she holds a rally in ohio. tuesday she'll speak in pittsburgh, on wednesday she has an event in wisconsin. president obama barack obama will be there making his first appearance with clinton since his first endorsement. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. in "healthcheck," the conditions that can leave athletes struggling to breathe. britain is honoring queen elizabeth's 90th birthday with pomp and circumstances. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. to grow up.

but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator.

happening today buckingham palace in london is officially celebrating the 90th birthday of queen elizabeth ii. the queen's real birthday is in april. it's observed now because the weather is nice, chris, so calm down. the military saluted her majesty this morning. it was the public debut of one-year-old princess charlotte that turned a lot of heads.

chris we could hold your birthday bash like that. >> reporter: my birthday is in october, and it is always nice in october. and it is celebrated in october. let's show you what's going on, looking live on sky of. now, everybody knows my birthday down in atlantic city. what a lovely day expected for the jetters shore. we'll see thunderstorms down there, as well, probably late in the day after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. in the city of philadelphia, it will get in there around 5:00 p.m. 90 degrees is the forecasted high which is well above the last several days. the last three days we were stuck in the 70s with no humidity. today it will it will feel like. fleetwood, slatington, 67 degrees. tanersville, 65. you were down to 46. 71 in warrington. saint david and center city checking in at 70 degrees.

gandys beach beautiful morning on the delaware bay. 673. vineland, 73. sea isle, 70. hammonton, 73. smyrna, 74. satellite and radar there's a warm front north of washington, d.c. and baltimore. that will be swinging through in the next several hours. the air is very soupy across the virginias and the carolinas. once this cloud deck breaks it will feel uncomfortable with high temperatures near 90 and high humidity levels. with the passage the cold front we see this developing late in the day. 4:00 p.m. it's pushing through upper montgomery and bucks counties. pottstown, and chester county, picking up the reds and pinkish color there that's the heavy thunderstorm activity. 5:30 it's in the city and now in the heart of south jersey, millville, vineland, buena, getting hit hard. glassboro starting to clear. looms it's pushing through

hammonton, 5:30, 6:00 p.m. it's down to the south cape may, atlantic city counties and cumberland county and 7:00 p.m., look at that, everything is cleared out. the sun starts to shine brightly again and the rest of the day looks okay. there's that four hour window between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. northwest to southeast. north western suburbs, berks county, 4:00 p.m. jersey shore, 7 or 8:00 p.m. that's the big threats with the storm. lots of cloud to ground lightning strikes, can't stress that enough. you'll see a ton of those. blinding downpours if you're driving. you might have to pull over. some of the wind gusts could exceed 60 or 70 miles per hour. the tornado threat is low, the hail threat is low, there's a threat there, though. hot and humid, that's the call from accuweather. 87 in reading. 90 in philadelphia for only the 5th time this year. 80 in millville and cape may.

atlantic city, 80 degrees for the forecasted high. hour by hour, 1:00 p.m., 84. 3:00 p.m. we're probably in the clear, 87, but the storms start erupting around 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 89 degrees high of 90. the jersey shore, thunderstorms developing after 5:00 p.m., 80 degrees is the forecasted high on the sunday. sunday no sea breeze, 88 degrees, winds and warm, ocean temperatures in the low 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've highlighted today to identify the severe weather threat later on, 90 degrees feeling like 95, 88 for tomorrow, and turning breezy and cooler next week. monday and tuesday look fantastic. i'm not sure we hit 80 both of those days, maybe an isolated thunderstorm for wednesday. keep an eye to the sky, lots of people camping or enjoying the outdoors could get rough later on. 9:46 a.m. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" is a rescue that caters to injured dogs.

tamala edwards has the story. is that your blue steel fails. >> reporter: rescue is my first love. could founder of the penn ridge animal hospital and dog rescue. we can help them. >> reporter: many employees not only work at the hospital they foster, as well. it presents us all with an opportunity to help them. >> reporter: not just dogs that are injured or sick. we have experience people who can work with behavioral stuff, too. we're going to give him another chance. >> reporter: many would have given up on gibson, but he got the training he needed and found a forever home with extra attention. he is one of the most loving dogs i've ever had. we've learned a lot about each other. you want to seep the transformation and be a part of

the success. >> reporter: buster is a pit pup, very social and friendly with people, a happy go lucky puppy. pango is a boxer mix. he is a little bit shy, but sweet. nibbler is built by a tank boo dresses like a super hero. natasha is a pit rescued from difficult circumstances. this is furry they are being used as bait dogs in philadelphia. they are wary of animals when they came in, they are learning their manners and great with people. if you're interested in furry or any of the animals you saw, visit the website. post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc shelter me and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll be featuring your stories

on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with fury, tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

time now is 9:51, 70 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you this lovely view over center city. meteorologist chris sowers tracking some strong storms for later today. he'll explain in just a bit. in "healthcheck" at 9:00, it's a commonly misdiagnosed condition that could lead to young athletes gasping for air. they are spreading the word so parents can spot the signs. health reporter and registered nurse has more. take two short sniffs in the nose and one long exhale through percented -- pursed

lips. >> reporter: last year during her junior year she started having trouble breathing in while she was running. kind of felt like my neck was closing i was wheezing make noising collapsing at the finish line. >> reporter: in fact this picture was taken right before she did collapse. her mouth would be wide open gasping to get the air in. at first she was diagnosed with exercised induced asthma. when inhaler didn't help she was diagnosed with vocal cord dysfunction. it happens when they squeeze together tightly and don't let air in.

julie heart net describes how it sounds. there's there's a noise a loud inhalation. anxiety plays the role, the condition is seen in female type a athletes. these are the kids that don't need to be pushed, they push themselves. the breathing technique has got her back on track running. it makes me feel really good, emotion wise it gives you a lot of happiness. and that breathing technique is taught by a speech therapist, it takes 12 sessions on how to use it in different situations. we have more at 6abc.com/"healthcheck," by the way she will be running cross country at the university of delaware this fall. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." and coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will

take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

brl we -- before we say goodbye we'll look at the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: future tracker 6 showing the storms pushing through in the afternoon. 5:00 p.m. it's closing in on the city. by 5:00 p.m., it's moving into interior sections of south jersey. by 6:00 p.m. it's starting to affect the jersey shore. by 7:00 p.m. it's working out to sea. we have a four hour window between 4:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. damaging winds possible that could create power outages animal uprooted trees. not everything on the graphic is going to happen in your neighborhood, but the potential is there.

so respect mother nature today. skies look threatening head indoors. 9:56 jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight we'll be back bright and early tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, a couple planning their wedding faces one tragedy after another. you'll hear how complete strangers stepped in to make their day special. tony nominated musical comes to philadelphia we'll take you inside. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day.

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