breaking news to tell you about, a child is dead and 6 others hurt in a fast-moving fire in camden overnight. an "action news" viewer sent a picture of the fire after it broke out on the 1200 block of morton street. when firefighters got to the scene they found flames coming from both floors of the home. witnesses say some children were being tossed to neighbors to escape the fire. however, one child did not get out alive. although the fire is under investigation, officials do not believe it was intentionally set. >> i would say no, you won't normally have a suspicious fire when you have occupied

structures like this with that many people being at home. they do have working smoke detecters, we did hear them. they are still active. >> four children and two adults were taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. a neighboring home was damaged in the fire. it's a stormy saturday morning, we're tracking an accuweather alert for the start of the weekend. as we look at the center city skyline vee -- via, sky6 live hd it's been raining all night long, the jersey shore is taking a beating. looking live at cape may, new jersey. there are roads in the area that are closed because of the flooding. bob brooks is monitoring the conditions along the jersey shore, but we begin with meteorologist chris sowers who has the latest on this storm, chris, how long will it stick around? >> reporter: the good news it will not stick around too much longer, actually. the tail end is pushing through the jersey shore counties, atlantic, cape may and

burlington counties, as we speak. flash flood warnings have been issued until 8:15 a.m. southern cape may county. we've seen pockets of rain up to 4 inches. the villas the western side of cape may county picked up close to 4. reeds beach close to 4, 3 1/2 inches of rain. we have flood advisory shaded in green, burlington county, southern portions of ocean all the way down to cape may point. in particular it's the smaller creeks and streams we start to see fill up here, they will get close to their banks, minor flooding is possible. storm tracker 6 live shows heaviest rain hugging the coastline and rapidly pushing over to the east. in an hour it will be off the coast. we're seeing drier air work through western portions of south jersey. the lehigh valley has not seen any rain at all.

allentown has not reported a single drop of rain from the system. most locations north of the pennsylvania turnpike, missed out with the storm as it tracked farther to the south. therefore the southern area picked up a good walloping with this. everything starts to improve, 7:00 a.m., it starts to rapidly improve. 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., it looks nice, nice in terms of the rain shutting off. we'll have cloudy skies, comfortable with low humidity levels and temperatures in the 70s. this is the day planner. this is not bad for the end of july. 72 degrees by 11:00 a.m. lots of clouds, but no rain in the city at that point. maybe a leftover shower, 1:00 p.m., 73. 4:00 p.m., probably peeks of sunshine, 74. low humidity levels, we're anticipating a nice comfortable high today of 75. speaking of comfortable, tomorrow looks really, really nice. high temperatures struggling to

get into the low 80s. when i come back i'll have those details and we're talking about another heat wave in the works for next week coming up in ten minutes. let's go live outside, this is mobile 6 as we are making our way toward florida and california streets where there is reported flooding. that area is in the back bays, mobile 6 in that area where reported flooding has been reported. we'll see what we can see there once mobile 6 gets to the scene. bob brooks joins us live from wildwood where roads are closed because of the stormy conditions. bob, not too long ago when we saw you you were getting hit hard by the rain. looks like it stopped a little bit where you are. >> reporter: good morning, it may be dieing down just a little bit, not too much we've taken refuge underneath the gas station to get away from the torrential downpour this morning. behind me, you see the live

picture, that speaks for itself, what the tremendous rain has down in wildwood. that's the intersection of hudson avenue and west rio grande avenue. you can see it's flooded at this point. there's a road block there. you will see several road blocks throughout wildwood, streets have been shut down, floodwaters from the rain have gotten pretty deep. i can tell you i've seen time and time again cars driving through the intersection. really i have been the victim from trying to adulthood this, - trying to do this, that jeep is taking its time getting through. my advice if you live at the shore or one of the areas facing the heavy rain you get your vehicle moved to higher ground, also please protect your property, sandbag it and do whatever you can to prevent water from getting into your

home or business. gray as you can see we've been getting pounded this morning, we starting pointed the morning up in atlantic city. that was around 4:00 a.m., we made our way down here to wildwood. it's been rain none stop everywhere, all over the shore, people if you can at least for the time being tried to avoid going out on the roads this morning. reporting live in wildwood, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thanks for the update stay safe on it there. as the soaking rain continues to cause problems across the region, remember check the 6abc app you can get the latest forecast including detailed updates and storm tracker 6 live at any time on your phone or tablet. i would to remind yous, the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. 6:06 a.m., new information to tell you about this morning, police in new castle county are on the scene of a shooting outside of an apple bees. it happened after 2:00 a.m. in

the suburban shopping plaza in newark. the victim a night manager at the restaurant had just left work and walking to his car. the suspect shot the employee during the robbery attempt. the victim is in christiana hospital and listed in stable condition. a new chief is running the west wing following president trump's shakeup at the white house. the president used twitter to announce the changes. he announced that reince priebus was out and homeland security secretary john kelly was in as new chief of staff. reince priebus leaves office after the vulgar tirade against him by scaramucci. reince priebus said he supports the president's decision. >> the president has a right to change directions and hit a reset button. i think it's a good time to hit the reset button. i think he was right to hit the

reset button, it was something that the white house needs. >> reince priebus said he offered to resign once it became clear the president wanted a change. announcing secretary kelly as the new chief of staff, he called the general quote a star. this morning there are concerns about north korea's latest missile launch it was the second missile test this month. analysts say it has the capability of reaching the u.s. mainland. secretary rex tillerson and japan's foreign minister will work together to stymie nor korea's nuclear ambition including a new u.n. resolution with sanctions. sanctions against russia north korea and iran, the bill

will prevent president from rolling back sanctions without congressional approval. russia retaliated closing american embassies and reducing diplomat staff. today the state is continuing its two day gun buy-back program at three sites around the state. residents can turn in three guns no questions asked. those who sell their gun can get up to $200 per weapon on the spot. yesterday officials collected 400 guns in the first two and a half hours. >> every single one is meted down and destroyed. it's taken out of circulation and not coming back. >> it was left by my father-in-law after he passed away i don't want to see it wind up in the wrong hands.

>> the buy back is paid for by forfeiture criminal funds. residents can take their guns to drop off sites in trenton, newark and camden. if you're just waking up with us, we have an important warning about a recall affecting a major car company. apple says you need to protect your devices from hackers, what you need to do to make sure your safe. we'll show you where the storms are wreaking havoc. >> reporter: we have flood warnings in effect. rain will be ending shortly in the in effect couple of hours. look what happens this afternoon, the normal is close to 90. we're hovering around 75 today. that's normal for september, but a heat wave is on the way next week. i'll have the all the details in

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at paable.gov. the storms have dealt a blow to western pennsylvania, this is video of washington county where roads looked like streams after heavy rain fell in the area. several homes had flooding in their basement. emergency crews received several calls from people trapped by the rising waters. of course, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the rain we're getting, and the folks down the shore are getting hammered by the rain.

>> reporter: in particular, it's the southern shore areas, cape may county we're expecting flooding shortly. we have flood watches up for the shorepoints. philadelphia and west did not see much from the system. the official numbers at the philadelphia airport is .3 of an inch. other locations south and east picked up 4 to 5 inches of rain. it's a fine cut off line it depends on where you are how much rain yiewrch seen in the last few -- you've seen in the last few hours. the camera is shaking there. it's a coastal storm coming up from the delmarva. once it hits the coast it will intensify, we'll see gusts up to 35 miles per hour. the cost system will wrap up and pull out to sea. as it does so it will drive cooler and drier air in the

delaware and lehigh valleys. high temperatures today, high 70s and tomorrow, low 80s. sunday looks beautiful, the pick of the week. sunday looks really, really nice. next week overall is dry, there's a chance of a thunderstorms isolated in nature, thursday and friday, but most of the week should be dry. another heat wave potentially is on the way. that could start as early as us tuesday. the good news we're not talking about mid 90-degree temperatures we're talking about 90 or 91. with an increase in humidity, not the oppressive stuff like last week. this is cape may, county, stone harbor, cape may, the villas, in particular we're seeing street flooding there. smaller creeks and streams about to overflow their banks. minor floodinged and he coulded in the viewing area. we have a flood advisory for the entire shore surf city to cape may. storm tracker 6 live that's all that's left over from the coastal system, heavy rain

battering the shorepoints and barrier islands from surf city to cape may. that's the tail end, mays landing egg harbor, galloway township nice and dry to the west, maybe leftover showers or spritz or sprinkle that's about it. if you look farther to the west, a pocket of moisture across southwestern p-a that will dive off to the southeast. that will pin wheel around the trough of cooler air and miss us to the south. whatever rain we see in the next couple of hours, it will be brief and pull away. by afternoon we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds. delaware and new jersey are the hardest hit areas where the storm. last week they got pounded with the torrential rain. we have road flooding being reported here. rainfall totals 2 to 4 inches.

south and east, to 5 inches. egg harbor township has seen over 5. rainfall totals not much of anything up in the lehigh valley. poconos are dry. philadelphia,.3 of an inch. millville, 2 inches. atlantic city at the airport five inches of rain with the system. it's still going and raining there right now. future tracker 6 shows skies brighten up north and west. it's mainly cloudy in the afternoon south and east. everybody sees sun and clouds later on. it's really, really nice sunday, highs in the low 80s. morning rain today, clouds clouds giving way to limited sun. high of 75. it's late this afternoon when we pick up the peeks of sunshine. the normal high for this time of the career is 87 we're forecasting a high of 75. high risk of rip currents at the jersey shore, rain ending, lots of clouds, windy, 77 in rehoboth beach, cape may, 74.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, heat wave number 6 that arrives on tuesday, 75 today, sunny and nice tomorrow, 83, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all in the low 90s. gray? >> heat is coming back. a russian rocket carried a three-person crew into space and successfully docked with the international space station. this happened last night. the three person on board including an american, russian and european astronaut. they are joining three others on the floating space station. they will work on 250 science and technology experiments. we'll be right back.

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6:21 a.m., saturday morning, 69 degrees out there, mobile 6 in atlantic city along arctic avenue where some flooding had been reported in the back bay areas of atlantic city. you can see the rain is coming down, looks like there may be ponding on the roadways. we saw bob brooks down the shore in wildwood where there is heavy flooding. if you're down the shore prepare yourself for the rain event. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking thissal morning long, he will let you know how long it will stick around and when the sun returns. so glad you stayed with us we have an important recall to tell you about this morning affecting ford vehicles, the company said it is recalling 117,000 cars because bolts in

the seat belt or seat belt buckle may fracture. this involves several models from the 2014 and 2015 model years. there have been no reports of accidents or injuries due to the defect. customers will be notified and dealers will replace them free of charge. apple has a patch for the ios devices. rod pwn was exposed by security researcherrer -- researcher and could attack iphones, as well. the patch will insure your devices are safe. we're coming back after the break.

>> reporter: all right, welcome back everyone, 6:25 a.m., saturday morning, heavy rain is beginning to wind down. a flood advisory is in effect for the jersey shore, for extreme southern ocean county down to cape may. it's the smaller creeks and streams we're concerned about. storm tracker 6 live you can see the drying for cumberland county and western atlantic county. the movement is rapidly off to the east at 30, 35 miles per hour that's pretty much all that's left here, but the rainfall totals have been very, very impressive. these estimated rainfall totals you get the idea some locations have seen a tremendous tremendous amount of rain. let's go down to the villas, 4.4. north of the ocean city, or south of ocean city around strathmere, 4.5. this bulls eye right here, let's make a quick zoom i believe

that's the egg harbor area, around the atlantic city airport, near pomona, this area has picked up 7.3 inches of rain north of pomona, 4.9. we had a bulls eye there, we're seeing flooding this is mainly for low-lying areas creeks and streams, maybe road flooding, as well. a lot of this is starting to recede now that the rain has stopped. major rivers will be okay. >> thank you for the update. sports now, phillies make a couple of trades, eric hellerson is heading to baltimore. hers jeff skeverski. >> reporter: phillies wheeling and dealing trading howie kendrick to the washington nationals and finalizing a deal

sending hellerson to baltimore. phillies braves starter, slams his glove as he slams this into the upper deck. he has two homers, cameron r up p -- rup with a solo shot. the general manager said he has been telling there's trade bait. >> coming into the season there's a good chance we'll move you. the only problem i got hurt a couple of times, the ultimate goal is to win a world series, i can't think of a better place to go to. >> reporter: jeffrey telling carson wentz throw it my way and

i will catch it. tory smith is looking good, too. watch out carson wentz, he goes down in practice yesterday, jackson celebrates the sack. that's awesome. he is looking to pick himself up after a tough finish to the last season. >> everybody wants to see what the next step is going to be, it's exciting, everybody fans, me included are excited to see what he does this year. >> he has what it takes, enjoyed watching him play last year and starting to see it firsthand this year i know the way he perhaps, watching him do the little things that's what separates guys, it's fun to watch him doing the little things. linebacker, michael kendrick said he asked the eagles to release him in the off season for a fresh start. they said no, his role has been

significantly reduced. right tackle lane johnson showing up wearing a blonde wig as a joke trying to lighten the mood until his coach told him to lose it. >> i knew it would pop out, there's nothing blonde about me, there's choices black, brown and blonde, i chose the blonde wig. >> it's a serious game, you lose the aspect of it. you realize these are your best friends. >> if you're hoping to see carson wentz at the linc you have to wait until tomorrow. they reschedule their practice sun at 10:00 a.m. because of the rain. we may have found the biggest carson wentz fans of all time. the around son family travel 1500 miles from north dakota to see their favorite player. seeing carson wentz brings the

anderson's to tears. ful watch. >> it's so awesome. >> reporter: what made it so awesome. >> being here being away from north dakota for us to be here. it's just great. >> reporter: and to get to see carson wentz. >> he is awesome, such a role model for our kids and grandkids. >> reporter: that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. ♪ ♪

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we're tracking soaking rain moving across the delaware and lehigh valleys. many will be wondering bhl the sun return -- when will the sun return? we've live team coverage. a crash causes a massive leak of diesel fuel overnight. those stories in a moment, chris sowers is tracking rain, how much longer does it stick around? >> reporter: not much longer, let me tell you what a fun drive into work this morning. lots of heavy rain, it was coming down so heavily across south jersey where i came in from, it was hard to see the road. all the ponding on the road, the car was going everywhere, obviously i had both hands on the steering wheel, but it didn't matter it was a mess getting in. sky6 live hd temple university camera. we're dealing with spotty

patches of drizzle in and around the northwestern suburbs, that's about it. the. it's the jersey shore that continues to see the heaviest rain. flash flood warning from sea isle to cape may point. this is in effect until 8:15 a.m. this area picked up two to three inches with isolated heavier amounts before. that is the back edge. it's extreme eastern portions of atlantic and cape may county that are dealing with the heavy rain. most of south jersey is dry, route 40 from elmer to mays landing is all right. into the medford lakes area. one lone shower push into northeast philadelphia. that's pulling away, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles north of the pennsylvania turnpike. what's happening we have two crairls of low -- two areas of w pressure. the good news this low did not catch up this surface low. if it caught up, it would have

trapped it close to the coast and the rainfall totals would have been much, much higher which is unbelievable considering some areas in atlantic have picked up five inches of rain. winds speeds will increase, 22 miles per hour in atlantic. they will increase to 40, 45 miles per hour later today. general idea, gradual improvement peeks of sun high of 75. >> thank you for the update. getting out and about will be a bit tough with the wind and rain. mobile 6 live allock atlantic avenue in atlantic city heading toward longport where we received reports of flooding. let's go over to bob brooks who is live in wildwood where road closures have affected in areas. looks like it stopped rain there. >> reporter: i have a little gauge, this is our weather gauge this morning, we took refuge

from a storm, a gas station there was a leak in it, when it was pouring, the leak was huge now, it's just a drizzle at this point. a good indicator that the rain is starting to let up here. i do want to show you what it did cause that was severe flooding down here at wildwood, you see the trucks, a jeep plowing through if you have a car you're trying trying to go h the flooded streets, i've been in a vehicle that stalled before, it can damage the engine and it can be expensive. that's the intersection of hudson and rio grande avenue. many streets in wildwood look like this right now. if you have a vehicle in the area on a flooded street. get it moved to a higher area, please, please, protect your property. sandbag it, do whatever you can, at this point it's might be too late, always the storm has come in and the roads are flooded there. you can see the ripples coming

up there. early this morning you can see the water filling gas station. the water is starting to recede back and get cleared out. this morning we started in atlantic city, that was at 4:00 a.m., torrential downpour from up there to wildwood, new jersey. the good news, the rain is starting to let up, gray, looks like we're at the tail end of things. back to you in the studio. >> all right, bob good to see where the rain stopped where you are. as the soaking rains wreak havoc on the region. check the 6abc app you can get the latest forecast and detailed updates an storm tracker 6 live at any time on your phone or tablet. i would like to remind you the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. 60:56 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, haz/mat crews were called to a diesel spill in somerton overnight. a diesel fuel tank on a

tractor-trailer ruptured on woodhaven road at 3:00 a.m. 09 gallons of diesel fuel spilled on the roadway and nearby soar drain. no word on what caused the taks to rupture. police arrested a man in south jersey for a violent purse snatching. take a look at the video. police posted this surveillance video on their facebook page. watch as the suspect, walks by the 78-year-old woman on learner court. this happened july 21. he turned around and pulled out a knife and held it to that elderly woman's neck. he then, as you saw grabbed the purse and runs off. he was arrested yesterday. he faces a number of charges. >> this truck hit an overpass so hard in south jersey it damaged a railroad track on the bridge above. here's what that means, service on the new jersey transit line will be out while repairs are made this weekend. a witness tells "action news"

the truck driver didn't realize his boom was raised when he hit the river road overpass in pennsauken yesterday. nj transit said it damaged the rail line. atlantic city rail line will be suspended between philadelphia and cherry hill through the weekend while the repairs are made. there's a mystery surrounding historic bones during a construction project in old city. 12 sets have gone missing. 70 full sets of human skeletons were excavated last winter when crews buildings an apartment building stumbled upon them. the site was a burial ground from 1707. experts put them in storage for examination, now they say 12 are missing. there was a call from top law officials in nearly 20 states in washington, d.c. to protect members of the military who are transgendered. this comes in the wake of president donald trump

announcement this week they would ban transgendered people from serving in the armed services. attorney general in 18 states have sent a letter to congress asking for legislation to be passed to prohibit such legislation. president trump announced via twitter on thursday he would ban transgendered people in the military. president trump comments during a speech on gangs is raising eye brows. the president suggested to an audience of law enforce. it was okay to be rough with the suspects. >> you just see them thrown in, rougher, please don't go away be too nice, like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, the way you put your hand over -- like don't hit their head and they just killed somebody, i said you can take the hand away, okay.

>> boy there was a swift response from the police department on long island. the department said it does not and will not tolerate the roughing up of prisoners. 6:40 a.m., there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. oscar winning actress charlize theron is a femme fatale in her movie, atomic blonde. a car ends up in a hole that opened up on a florida street. outside we go, sky6 live hd is in the cape may, new jersey, where it seems the rain has stopped, but are we done with it. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" on a saturday morning continues right after this.

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and definitely for chris christie. but steve sweeney doesn't get things done for you. unless you count cutting education funding, raising the gas tax, and sending more of your tax dollars off to trenton instead of south jersey. if you're tired of typical politics, stop electing typical politicians like steve sweeney. water pipe burst caused this car to be swallowed by the earth. this happened after the car's owner went to move the vehicle from the rushing water. she was pulled into the hole and able to climb to safety. moments later the car fell into the hole. authorities pulled the muddy vehicle out of the hole there. the woman only had minor injuries there. that would be kind of scary. 6:43 a.m. on a saturday morning, what's not too pretty is the weather this morning, what did

you do to it. [laughter] >> reporter: it's raining down the jersey shore, everybody else is dealing with that, live on sky6 live hd, commodore barry bridge, lots of low-level clouds and leftover showers and patchy drizzle. the brunt of this is down the jersey shore. with that said let's go over to storm tracker 6 live, you can see the tail end is pushing through the shore communities as we know speak. the general movement is east, northeast 30 miles per hour. you can see how rapidly things are pulling away. we're dry across western portions of new jersey and state of delaware is clear. rainfall totals very, very impressive. let's make a quick zoom into southeastern portions of atlantic county. some locations have picked up over 7 inches of rain. 7.2 near pomona southeast of egg harbor. richland, buena, landisville

area, 4.8. we'll go farther to the west, vineland, 3.4. millville, 3.8. cumberland, 3.2. salem county, the bridgeton area, 2.7. greenwich, 2.1. cohancy 1.2. ton of rain has fallen in a short period of time. because of that we're dealing with a flood warning for cape may county even flood advisory for all areas highlighted in green. in particular we are worried about the smaller creeks and streams. all the rain is producing runoff, all the creeks and streams will fill up here, if you live in the flood prone area pay attention to the surrounding. major rivers looks like they will stay in the clear, with this system. rainfall totals, lehigh valley you ever not seen much of anything at all. maybe a few spritzes or

sprinkles, that's about it. your number is zero, goose egg. trenton,.3. millville, 2 inches of rain. atlantic city, 5 inches of rain. future tracker 6 by mid to late morning looking at mainly cloudy skies from philadelphia to points south and east, north and west, skies are brightening up, that will be the trend for all areas by mid afternoon. 7:00 p.m. before sunset, most locations should see the sky brightening up, glimpse of sunshine that leads us into sunday, sunday looks great start to finish. blue skies comfortable temperatures ton of sunshine. 50/50 weekend for the delaware and lehigh valleys. morning rain giving way to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon for the city of philadelphia. peeks of sunshine, 75 degrees is the forecasted high. it becomes windy later on, winds 25 miles per hour in the city. 45 miles per hour down the shore. you get the idea here with our day planner it gradually gets

better with each and every passing hour. cloudy at 11:00 a.m., 72. 1:00 p.m., 73. 4:00 p.m., peeks of sunshine, 74. jersey shore morning rain shutting off shortly. peeks of sun before sunset, 75. bright and breezy tomorrow, 78. a very high risk of rip currents today and tomorrow. be careful if you venture into the waters. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've highlighted today the accuweather alert day because of the possibility of flooding south and east, 75. late day sun, sunny and nice tomorrow, pick of the week, 83. comfortable humidity levels, monday is comfortable, the temperature get warmer with sunshine, 87. oh, boy, heat wave number 6, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the good news, here, gray, we're talking about 90 and not 96. heat index 102. >> it's going to be hot.

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running into flooding out there. if you're down the shore, be mindful of this rain, be mindful of the flooding. if you see standing water don't drive through it, take it easy. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the rain for you all morning long. the good news he says tomorrow we'll see much better weather. there are two very different films hitting theaters this weekend, one takes a comedic aim at a popular pastime sending emojis in text or e-mails. the other is deemed as the female jailed bond. here's david daniel with a preview. >> welcome to a world inside your phone, where everybody is expected to act one way their whole life. will audiences react to the emoji movie with a thumbs up. it will have to hit 20 to 30 million to top dunkirk as the week's top movie.

>> i chose this life and some day it's going to get me killed. switching gears in a big way, atomic blonde stars charlize theron as a british spy it's getting good reviews and analysts expect the action flick to debut in the low 20 million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:55 a.m., saturday morning, a damp and dreary saturday morning across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we have pounding rabies from

seaside heights to atlantic city, ocean city, sea isle and strathmere seeing heavy rain. nothing going on across western portions of south jersey, this dry line is working east about 30, 35 miles per hour. it should be ending shortly. from that point on it's mainly cloudy across the large portion of the area. we have leftover showers by the mid morning area, that's about it. philadelphia seeing peeks of sun. philadelphia and the suburbs, leftover showers humidity levels dropping down, 75. sunday, 83 degrees is the forecasted high there. poconos shower early, otherwise lots of clouds. in the highs in the 60s today, it's the end of july. sunday, mostly sunny, 74. both days low humidity levels for the jersey shore, not a good beach day. windy leftover morning rain, rip currents.

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>> roads are turned into rivers after our stormy weather dumped several inches of rain across the area. the hardest hit the jersey shore where a number of roads are closed off because of high water. the big story on "action news" is a stormy saturday morning that's causing problems across parts of the area. sky6 live hd is taking live look outside at the ben franklin bridge and you can see the rain drops on the camera there. drenching soaking rains fell overnight. now, we're taking live look down the jersey shore, it may look a little bit better down there, but we're dealing with flooding in south jersey. this morning we have team coverage of the stormy saturday, bob brooks is monitoring the high water along the jersey shore. but we begin with meteorologist chris sowers who has the latest on the storm system, bring us up to date. i'm happy to report most of the heavy rain is gone and off the coast. all the heavy rain that fell overnight, the smaller creeks and streams are beginning to fill up.