>> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is jersey and delaware beach communities bracing for hermine's impact. the surf could cause major flooding. >> it is 7:00 a.m., so glad you're waking up with us. take a look at this. sky6 live hd over cape may, new jersey, a beautiful sight there, but that could change later today. the big story on "action news," hermine is getting stronger and creeping closer to the jersey and the delaware coast. >> a bigger than normal storm surge could hit and bring major flooding. governor chris christie declared a state of emergency for ocean, atlantic and cape may counties. >> "action news" team is tracking the storm, we'll have live reports from the shore throughout the morning. >> but we begin with

meteorologist chris sowers and david murphy both, of course, tracking the storm. >> guys this storm could stick around for a while. >> reporter: it does look like it will have an effect on us today and tomorrow and probably on tuesday. the latest on the storm system itself, it has continued to move toward the east. 6 hours ago, it was closer to the coast now it's 250 miles out to sea. that greater denies will help us -- distance will help us today. we expect the storm to hook toward us tonight and especially tomorrow that will bring the rain and wind profiles up a little bit as we go through the day tomorrow. rain right now there's hardly anything on the map. we have light showers evaporating at this point and disappearing to the south of baltimore. we expect the day to be dry across the majority of the region. the only chance of a sprinkle or shower will be along the coast. that seems to be a small chance. one thing that hadn't changed is

the impact on the shore in terms of flooding and storm surge and heavy surf ascertain rip current activity. you're discouraged from entering the water along the jersey and delaware beaches. the waves are the feet north of long beach island. 8 feet from atlantic city to ocean city. 7 feet and 6 feet toward cape may and rehoboth beach. 6-foot waves are producing pounding surf and dangerous rip current and dangerous breakers. we have an i don't know -- on shore wind that will push the water into the back bays and on the beach that will give us a problem with flooding along the coast. we're looking at coastal flooding at high tide that will be moderate.

tonight's high tide we'll be talking moderate to major flooding along the coast. not as much rain, the winds are down a little bit, chris, but we have all the same issues along the ocean front. we have a slight shift to the east during the overnight hours, the rainfall is not as heavy for the jersey shore. we expect coastal flooding, rough surf 7 to 9-foot waves. we'll see strong gusty winds, as well. the winds not as strong, but you'll see perhaps 50 to 55-mile an hour wind gusts. future tracker 6, i fast forwarded this to 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. that's about as close as the center of the storm will get to the coastline. it will start to pull away, we get into tuesday and wednesday, slowly drifts to the east, we'll see improvements for the delaware beaches and the jersey shore. here's the wind profile. at its across closest, you can e winds push westward an start to impacts the jersey shore.

this is monday afternoon, keep in mind these sustained wind speeds, constant wind speeds. these don't take into account the gusts. that 39-mile an hour that's the constantly wind speed you could pick up gusts 50 to 55 miles per hour. the strongest winds stay offshore and wrap around the center of circulation that orange circle that's winds 58 to 73-mile an hour. the red dot that appeared that's winds in excess of 674 miles per hour it's expected to strengthen into hurricane force as the makes the lnld -- left-hand turn. the coastal threat look like, this is mainly tonight into tomorrow. the heavy rain threat moderate to low. the coastal flooding and beach erosion and power outages are all the same. it's a good bet we'll see all

three of those and pounding surf as dave has been mentioning. 15-foot waves are expected tomorrow afternoon. today is not a bad day. everything turns downhill tomorrow. northwestern suburbs, clouds and sun, in the mid 70s. i-95 corridor, sun and clouds, dry, breezy and comfortable. jersey shore sun and clouds, it's windy, there could be a shower around later this afternoon. the flooding drops later this afternoon. when i come back in just a few minutes. we'll focus on the next few tides, some of the flooding over the next couple of hours could be minor to moderate and severe overnight tonight and into tomorrow. i'll take a closer look at that and see the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> we have a lot to watch. we have reporters stationed across the area. annie mccormick is and jennette rayes are live at the

jersey shore. >> many are asked to leave, right? >> reporter: a lot of visitors were asked to leave yesterday, not a mandatory evacuation, if there's high tide and flooding, they want to make sure everybody gets out in an orderly fashion. i keep looking over my shoulder, there's a surfer in the water. he went in not wearing a wet suit. as of yesterday, stone harbor telling people not to go in the water, because they are concerned about the waves and the rip currents, as well him we're keeping our eye on him, right now, i don't see him, he will emerge, he looked like he knew what he was doing. people are coming out here to take a walk, a number of people i talked to said they didn't even know that stone harbor was asking visitors to leave. things to be concerned will when

the high tide that comes again that happens early this afternoon 11:14, that one you heard david say is only going to be minor to moderate. it's late tonight that one could approve to be major flooding and it could have issues about getting off the island. already there's a popular roadway that next-door in avalon that connects avalon to sea isle city the townsend inlet i believe is the name of it, the townsend inlet bridge that was closed at 10:00 a.m. yesterday, due to flooding conditions, not sure if that has reopened yet. as far as a state of emergency this is one of the county that falls under that for what governor chris christie has asked for has requested for the state of emergency, giving them more tools to work with in case they get the intense flooding, again, back out here live, looking for the surfer, we'll go back and keep our eye on him.

they are telling you not to go swimming just yet. reporting live in stone harbor, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> jennette reyes is live in ocean city. >> we've senior pictures and tweets it seems calm and picturesque. what is it like now. >> reporter: it's a deceivingly beautiful day today. the surf is crashing on the shore. annie is keep an eye on a surfer, i'm keeping an eye on a couple of people who headed into the water. that's what you're not supposed to do. people have been pleading with people to stay out of the water. i think today how beautiful it is, a lot of people are saying it's not so bad, thing are okay, they want to be the brave souls to come out and enjoy the weather no matter how bad it

gets. the boardwalk is getting busier, not as busy as you would expect it to be for labor day weekend. that's because people are heeding the warnings and staying home. owe hopefully they are preception for the weather, this is -- prepping for the weather, people should have tools on hand in case things get as bad as they are expecting it to be. if you're in the beach communities make sure you have everything you need in terms of emergency kits if you're vulnerable if the power were to go out. don't be fooled, it's gorgeous, but things will change as we go into the night. if there is one thing you do do, don't do what these surfers are doing stay out of the water. >> officials in brigantine,

atlantic county are urging people to stay off the beach and out of the water. trish hartman is there with more on what's happening there. trish are people staying out of the water there? >> reporter: we have seen no one in the water so far this morning. but we have seen people out and about on the beach taking pictures, like anney and jennette have been saying it's a gorgeous morning. the waves are rougher than normal, we're seeing the waves that are crashing on to the beach. all in all, things are very calm. we've seen a number of people taking a walk this morning. there was a group here earlier taking picture of the sunrise, people walking their dogs, right now it's very calm and i was talking to a gentleman here who has a property here, he said normally there are more people out here especially on naished naished -- labor day weekend. if you look up the beach, they

are pushing sand suring up the deans. brigantine officials are worried about tidal flooding. volunteer evacuations were put in place. they are asking people to leave no later than after high tide today. they are concerned in the bay areas that flooding could be an issue there. in the meantime you're being asked if you're staying in town to move your vehicle to higher ground abbey secure any loose items. folks we saw said it doesn't seem to bad, but officials are concerned about the waves, about the beach erosion and about the flooding, especially, that's expected to come as the high tides come later today and tomorrow. reporting live in brigantine, trish hartman channel 6 "action news."

>> thank you, it will change throughout the day. 7:11 a.m. we have an update on a breaking new story we've been following all weekend long. an atlantic city police officer is shot and critically injured on the job and though, we know that police have been able to make arrests in this case. >> we'll continue our coverage of hermine which left a costly mark down south before marching our way. >> reporter: tropical storm warnings continue for the jersey he beaches and delaware beaches through tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. [ clock ticking ]

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[ clock ticking ] >> all right, folks, so glad you're waking up with us on this sunday morning. you have to look at the screen this is rehoboth beach in delaware. 7:15 the time. the rough seas, sussex county on the limited state of emergency that's been put into place, it allows public safety and emergency response and transportation agencies and affected areas. right now really pretty picture, we know that things are going to change. >> reporter: rehoboth beach or miami, beautiful shot. nice job by the photographer. it's going to be a different storm than most people, you hear hurricane you hear driving wind

and drain. the main issue is the surf. the main roads heading into the barrier islands they flood out. if you're on the islands you can't get over. everyone is concerned because they are talking about 3 to 5-foot storm surge. it's not a huge rainmaker, but a lot of flooding. let's start with a beautiful shot down in cape may. it's a lovely morning, decent amount of sunshine, gentle breeze at best. low humidity levels, picture perfect down at the shorepoints, the seas are obviously starting to pick up, as dave has been mentioning all morning starting to see swells in the vicinity of 7 to 9 feet. those will get higher and higher as the day progresses. double scan live is clear, we'll see showers develop along the coastline, very late this afternoon. the numbers tell the story, 47 in the poconos, 52 up in allentown. 63 in philadelphia. 63 in millville. and trenton checking in at 60.

tropical storm warnings continue for the jersey shore, the delaware beaches and the delaware bay region. we're expecting winds 40 to 55 miles per hour. we'll see the storm surge later tonight into tomorrow for the ocean front, as well as the delaware bay. delaware bay you're not out of the woods. you'll pick up a storm surge of one to two feet. there's the center of the storm you can see all the huge cloud tops, the thunderstorms to the east. the storm is expected to make the left-hand side turn, what i am -- left-hand turn, this is all dry air on the backside, as this sits and spins it pulse the dry air -- pulls the dry air down from canada. that's why it's so comfortable today into tomorrow. spaghetti plots show it will make the 4r-7bd -- left hand

before it pulls out to sea. look for a combination of sun and clouds, comfortable conditions, gentle breeze inland, gusty for the jersey shore. really not expecting too much in the way of rain, could be showers at best. overnight tonight, same thing, and then we get into monday morning, that's when we see showers and embedded downpours and the yellows and oranges popping up. 7:30 a.m., far west across the i-95 corridor and more stuffer later in the afternoon. rainfall totals when all was said and done, we've lowered these down a couple of days. a half inch to an inch farther inland. most of the interior sections of south jersey, a quarter inch to a half inch, west of philadelphia you're not seeing anything else at all. expected wind gusts, 55, 30 to 40 for interior sections of south jersey. nothing for the far western

suburbs, and 20 to 30 up and down the i-95 corridor. waves up to 15 feet, rougher surf that's one of the big headliners for the jersey shore over the next 24 to 48 hours. that will calls major beach erosion, moderate to major flooding expected with tonight's high tide and tomorrow morning's high tide and tomorrow evening's itide. wind gusts at the jersey shore, 535. this is oaf the coast of atlantic city, this morning between 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., expect minor to moderate flooding. not too big of a deal. you see what happens with tonight's high tide and tomorrow morning's high tide. it falls into moderate to major category. that's when the roads heading into the barrier island that's when they flood out. as the storm pulls away, the tides get better and getter

tuesday morning and beyond. the -- get better tuesday morning and beyond. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun, 78 degrees in philadelphia. comfortable humidity levels. jersey shore, expect sundown there, as well. maybe a shower. monday, windy, nice for the barbecues, 80 degrees, probably more clouds and sun, there will be showers for areas east of philadelphia. west you're staying dry. we get into the heat here, thursday, friday, start, heat wave number 7 temperatures in the 90s. >> here we go again. of course, "action news" will have continuing coverage on air and online throughout the weekend as hermine approaches. go to 6abc.com/weather to view our inter active maps for the latest conditions where you live and check the path of the storm as it moves up the coast and follow our team of meteorologists on social media for updates. pope francis declared mother teresa a saint.

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tropical storm hermine a strong extra tropical cyclone have shifted to the east. that increased the sunshine and diminishing the chance of rain and lowering the wind profile just a little bit. doesn't mean we won't have problems at the shore. the high, 78 degrees, inland it looks like a nice day, gusty breeze, 65 the overnight low. down the shore, you'll see sun and clouds, and breezier there, as well. remember there's a tropical storm warning in effect from rehoboth beach to new york and beyond. all our beaches you will find lifeguards telling you not to get into the water today. in addition, you have dangerous surf and rip currents.

what has a not changed, coastal flooding will be an issue this morning and especially tonight and tomorrow morning at high tide. those will be the worst time periods. the storm will shift closer to the coast tomorrow the winds will pick up and you'll probably cloudy up and get rain down the shore tomorrow. >> thank you so much. 7:28. the eagles have traded quarterback sam broad ford to the minnesota vikings for a number one 1 draft pick in 2017. the birds traded him after signing him to two year 36 million-dollar contract. carson wentz will start sooner. >> everybody talking about this. >> yeah. >> stay tuned we have more just ahead. >> we'll see you after this quick break. >> reporter: hermine a former

tropical storm behaving as if it is a tropical system. it is shifting to the east, 250 miles off the coast. that movement away from us has improved thing today. we'll see sun mixing with clouds, the chance of rain appears to be diminished. most of us will stay dry today. if we see a sprinkle or light shower it will be along the coast and i i can't guarantee that. the win profile will be down a tad today. it will be blustery breeze and windier at the shore. not all that bad. rain we have it almost off the map. we've been watching sprinkles and showers down in baltimore, those are almost gone, it looks like a dry day. we have not seen any change in the build up of the waves along the ocean for the forecast along the shore. if you're at the beach, looking at a day where the lifeguards

will strongly prevent you from getting in the water because of the dangerous breakers and wave heights at the shore. this wave height is pushing up the coast, in our neck of the woods you're looking at 6 to 8-foot waves up and down the delaware and jersey coastlines. winds are gusting up to 28 miles per hour not too bad. that he build later tonight and into tomorrow. of course, the we have the onshore flow and high storm surge that will build up 3 to 5 feet. that will give us issues with coastline flooding looking at minor to moderate during high tide this morning. around 10:00 p.m. tonight and tomorrow morning, moderate to major flooding expected. still issues at the shore, overall across the region, the weather is looking good today. outside we go to the terrace, criminals you've got more on

what to expect for the next couple of days. >> reporter: i hope folks don't let their guard down, down the jersey shore. they are probably waking up saying wow, you're seeing sunshine and comfortable with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the storm will make the left left-hand turn as we flip it over to the track. that's when conditions deteriorate. hermine is 325 miles southeast of philadelphia. it maximum stained winds of 65 miles per hour. tropical storm force winds. it is expected to strengthen into a hurricane as it pulls away tuesday into wednesday. it is moving away from the jersey shore, the pressure reading is dropping off which is a sign that the storm is beginning to strengthen. here's the track, it suddenly makes the left-hand turn. let's assume it doesn't make the lnld turn, -- left-hand turn, if

that's doesn't happen, the impact at the jersey shore will be less. the model is suggesting over the next 12 hours, the storm is slow down and make the lnld turn and pull away tuesday through thursday, when it makes the turn conditions will get worse and worse. dangerous flooding ask expected. you see the greenish yellow shade that's the pockets of water where the waves of 15 feet. that's where the 3 to 5-foot surge is. when the storm makes the turn you will see that pocket of water pull in. that's when conditions will be at their worst. it will be later this afternoon and into tomorrow. jersey shore, everybody else, 80% of our viewing area it's a beautiful day today and tomorrow is not that bad either. right there on the shore, life threatening flooding is possible, move the car to higher ground if you're in a

flood-prone area move anything you want to take to higher ground. expect power outages as the winds pick up. today, in philadelphia, 78 degrees, sun and clouds. at the shore, sun and clouds, 73 degrees. poconos, 69 degrees and comfortable humidity levels. when i come back i'll focus on when the highest surf will occur and the coastal flooding occurs, i'll have the that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> "action news" reporters, and and jennette reyes are live at the shore. jennette is in ocean city, it's beautiful, but looks can be deceiving, right jennette? >> reporter: that's the tricky part with this type of weather. it's so gorgeous, chris was saying he hopes people don't let down their guard. this surf behind us, that's an

understatement. he is so far out in the water, i guess he figured it would be a perfect day to go out and surf. this is what officials don't want you to do not only get out of the water, but get off the beach. the weather is so gorgeous it's deceiving. i was talking to a homeowner, he said he is not attempting fate he is going to leave in a couple of hours, he said it's not worth it, it's beautiful out, but as we've been saying things will turn in the late afternoon. he did say that he was for the businesses here, this is supposed to be a big, big money making weekend, the last had a are a -- had harrah for a lot of kids. today is gorgeous today. use these hours to get what you need to get in terms of an emergency can it things like that just ahead of hermine. reporting live in ocean city,

jennette reyes. back inside to you. >> annie mccormick is down the shore this morning she is watching conditions in stone harbor, annie any idea or sense that folks will be excavating later today. >> reporter: yesterday all visitors were asked to leave stone harbor, people who were visitors. it was a mandatory evacuation, it was a preemptive measure to get everybody out before the problem high tides happen later tonight. they do not want people in the water. in the last half-hour we showed you a surfer that went in there, i have to tell you we couldn't find him, we got concerned and talked to beach patrol and the police came out, from that jetty where he went in in a matter of five to ten minutes, he went down at least two miles down all the way to a jetty down there, and they were concerned for him,

but he got out safely. he was okay. one of the beach patrol members said he is a life long surfer, he said these are not the types of surf you want to deal in, it's like a washing machine. cape may county is one of the counties that the governor has issued a state of emergency so they can have a number of tools and resources available if they need them. you heard david say the bigger concern is when the high tide happens when you have flooding you can have problems getting out of stone harbor. we talked to number of people who are enjoying their weekend who don't want to leave, here's what they had to say. >> you heard them say, you know, everyone leave, what went through your mind? >> did they say that? i guess, we didn't camp that part, so -- we didn't catch that part, so we're sticking around.

drink a lot and have fun with our families. we have our families here this weekend it's going to be fun. we're excited. >> reporter: back out here live, again, you can see the ocean, since we've been out here, looks like the waves have gone rougher, there are two more guys who jumped in to go surfing. we'll keep our eye on them along with the beach patrol, back to you. >> the people you interviewed need to watch "action news." >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> a world renown performer is joining the philadelphia orchestra for the new season. karen rogers has a look in 6abc loves the arts. >> sky6 live hd takes you back outside, of course as we continue to track hermine we have teams across the area, meteorologist chris sowers and david murphy they will be back

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with us sunday morning, 7:42, 63 degrees out there. action cam live at rehoboth beach, delaware, you can see the folks on the boardwalk taking it easy and taking it in. you can see the rough waves there. everyone being advised not to go into the water. annie mccormick is in stone

harbor, new jersey, she said one lifeguard said the ocean is like a washing machine. >> waiting for hermine to do the loop-d-loop. >> reporter: we'll see it make a turn closer to the coast and it will get out of here by tuesday afternoon. when it makes the turn toward the coast, that's when conditions are at their worse. let's get you outside and show you the jersey shore, live on sky6 live hd, the surf is rough. you can see the swells battering the beaches they are as high as 7 to 9 feet. they will continue to increase as the day progresses and the storm gets closer and closer. it's a stunningly beautiful morning around the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll continue to enjoy this as the conditions get worse down there. temperatures are cool, 47 in the poconos. 52 in allentown. 53 in millville. cape may, 66. what's so enjoyable there's no

humidity and a nice gentle breeze unless you're down the shore and the winds are whipping around a little bit. we have a tropical storm warning in effect today and tonight and tomorrow for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches and the delaware bay region. we're expecting winds as high as 50 to 55 miles per hour overnight tonight and into tomorrow. here's the latest on hermine. maximum sustained winds 65 miles per hour. the center of circulation continues on its journey off to the east-northeast away from the coastline. it will slow down and make the loop-d-loop and get closer in the afternoon hours. here's the spaghetti plot. every line is an individual tropical model that we plotted on the map here. when the closer together that means the model are in good agreement. it will make the left-hand turn before pulling away. it will pull away once it

decides to turn out to sea. we'll see the storm surge get closer to the shoreline and the 15-foot swell batters the beaches. temperatures are hanging out in the 70s most of the time. overnight tonight, clouds get lower and thicker. we get showers after midnight into tomorrow morning with embedded downpours.2:30 a.m., w, nice, east of philadelphia, we'll get the winds pick up. one to two inches along the immediate coastline and most of the interior sections of south jersey, look from a quarter inch to a half inch of rain. the flooding you see down the jersey shore has nothing to do with the falling rain it has to

do with the coastal flooding. expected winds gusts we tone this down a little bit, 40 to 50 miles per hour. some areas could see a gust as high as 55. 30 to 40 miles per hour across interior sections of south jersey, 20 to 30 miles per hour for the western suburbs. the tidal information like like. this morning, 10:00 a.m., tonight, 10:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, 10:45 moderate to major flooding expected all three of these. today it's moderate flooding, the first high tide expect minor to moderate flooding. tonight we'll see the dangerous flooding and storm surge. tomorrow, dangerous storm surge conditions and moderate to major flooding, the kind of flooding if you're stuck on the barrier islands there's no escape because most of the roads will flood. allentown, 79, sun and clouds.

millville, 76. dover, 76. shorepoints enjoy the first part of the day, highs in the low 70s. comfortable humidity levels and winds, clouds start to build, rain moves in this evening. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 78 today, 80 tomorrow. once hermine decides to pull away, the heat starts to build again. 87 on tuesday, keep in mind by tuesday, the normal high is 80 degrees. at that point we're already 7 degrees above average. thursday, 93. friday, 94. saturday, 92. that's the next heat wave, temperatures are ten degrees above average. factor in the humidity, it will like 100. at least we have football. >> we want to go live to trish hartman live in brigantine. >> trish what are you seeing, what are things like there? good morning, gray and nydia. it's a beautiful morning in

brigantine. it's a little breezy and the waves are bigger than normal, rougher than normal, but it's a beautiful start to the day. take a look at the surf behind me. a number of people have come out to walk the beach. it's a beautiful morning to do that. a couple of people have said what happened to the storm. officials are concerned about the storm and they concerned about tidal flooding that's why they called for voluntary evacuations specially if your place flooded in sandy or in other storms. the high tide today and tomorrow is a concern. as you look down the beach, no one is on the beach. we see a person way down there. no one is in the water. there's a front end loader working over there, they are filling in sand into the beach entrances, not necessarily to keep people out, but to protect

the streets from the flooding as the tides come up. they hope as they push the dunes into the entrances where you normally come on and off the beach that will help to protect the streets nearby from the flooding. so crews are working out here this morning even though it's a beautiful start to the day, they are getting ready for hermine's effects. reporting live in brigantine, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> more updates coming up on "action news" sunday morning. katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful.

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>> hermine is coming. >> reporter: he is spinning his wheels out over the atlantic. he will make the left-hand turn over the next few hours. jersey shore seeing sun right now, will cloud later on. tides will get really high and dangerous coastal flooding overnight tonight. heat is on next week. >> "good morning america" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >> surf is up as we keep our eye on hermine. >> now for chris sowers, gray hall, david murphy and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday, we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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america runs on dunkin'. good morning, america. new overnight, states of emergency. hermine's fierce winds pounding the coast. the watches and warnings from virginia to southern new england. the dangerous storm surge and rip current. the deadly tractor trailer accident. and a tornado tearing through this campground. who's in the danger zone now? we have team coverage this morning. ♪ seeking support. donald trump's first visit to a black church. >> those who seek office do not do enough to step into the community and learn what is going on. >> his promise to make america prosperous for everyone. will it be enough to sway african-american voters? fair scare. the ride that went haywire. kids dangling.