down the jersey shore, very quick look at one of the neighborhood network cameras, looks like beach errosion gone on outside beach patrol headquarters in margate, best advice today, guys, please stay out of the water. rip current and strong surf, still a big issue. then, we heat it up from here, back to the 90s for couple of days, meisha? >> katie, thank you. happy, happy labor day everybody. so my traffic producer were just laughing at this job, this is 202 northbound at the schuylkill, she leans over to me and she goes (whip per) look, guys, i tell how is loving there is our morning commuters have to hit the roadway today. this is going to be your little gem of the week. because roadways are so nice and open, construction, was here actually on the shoulder, but that's all obviously cleared. so looking so nice on 202 right now. schuylkill westbound at the boulevard, we can expect some drivers out there. we certainly have them. although, everyone still driving, where i want to keep you. delaware county 95 northbound 452, take this all the way up to the airport, what you are looking at, looki

beaches are feeling the storm's effect. chopper three here over north wildwood, errosion left behind cliffs on the beach several feet high in some spots. >> time 4:42, katie here with another check on your forecast. >> guys, you know, that beach errosion has certainly been a theme of a lot of the area shore points, not just the local area, but really from the carolinas, right up the coastline. now, portions of cape cod, and into connecticut getting hit by this storm system. but, we are really just looking at nothing more than lingering shower perhaps up the immediate coastline, hermine still obviously churning right now, just off shore from our area. meanwhile, nice wide zoom on storm scan. it is pretty quiet at least across the eastern, say, two thirds or so of the united state, save for what's going on in the open waters of the atlantic. do have new frontal boundery starting to get its act together, does eventually cross our area, doesn't really bring too much fanfare when it comes to moisture content. but we are going to see the pattern shift as a result of it approach. now meantime, keep it in mine, if you are lucky eno

end up with not just some very strong to surf rip current, but potential for coastal flooding, beach errosion, all of the things that tends to go along with systems that ride up the coast like this. now, again, the latest in from the hurricane center, this is now tropical storm, icon that will auto renter self with time. again, tropical storm now hermine, and if you look at the current guidance when it comes to forecast models, you have got a lot of variety here, now the bulk of the activity, look at this, you see all of the zig-zag, it is almost like the system wants to set up shop off shore, and pass nice long visit, for days, i mean, goings all the way out to wednesday. so it does appear as though it will make close path through our area possibly stall nearby, however, it could be a matter of 50 miles, whether you see some impact, or virtually no impact out of this system. much more on that, as the show goes on. but for now, hey, today's gorgeous. 80 degrees, at the shore, you have got lower humidity, full sunshine, so at least today isn't a wash, and whole weekends isn't wiped clean from

so a lot of beach errosion, and potential for some heavy rain.louds around this morning, so not bad start to the saturday morning. even in south jersey. you can see we're dry. hermine still over the outer banks right now. rain having tough time pushing forward, northward, as it is running into a lot of dry air. but it is raining, and extreme southern delaware this hour. but still few more hours to go, afternoon, start to see some rain moving into the shore points of new jersey. and then eventually slowly moves off to the north. here is the latest saturdays at 5:00 a.m. advisory, 60-mile per hour winds, still strong tropical storm, not much change in the track. same idea, still got its forwards motion for the next 24 hours, then kind of slows down, off the mid-atlantic coastline, lingers through the region through at least tuesday, wednesday, as it drift to the north and east. it will lose it tropical characteristics, but it is still going to have very strong wind, perhaps, even strengthens little bit into mid latitude storm winds possibly up to h

some heavy rain here, couple every inches possible along the jersey shore, certainly a lot of beach errosion, strong rip currents, high surf. again later today along the shore points, see the winds increasing, 35 miles per hour, then gust to go 60 at times throughout the weekends, along the coast go get over 3 inches every rain, high surround every maybe 12-foot says coming in battering the coastline, winds not much of an issue right now, if you are at the shore little breezy, winds will pick up this afternoon, and we're on our way up to high temperature of 78 degrees for philadelphia with some sunshine, the shore again watch out for the rain later during the day, poconos good shape. i'll break down the impact and lets you know when the sun comes out for good. >> thank you, we'll hack back with you soon. >> jersey shore is open for business, vacationers, merchants, get red any case their holiday week sends cut short. david spunt more on preparations for unwelcome visitor. >> it has been said, red sky at night sailor's delight. red sky in the morning, sailor's take warning. friday night, the

those rough waves churned up by the storm caused some minor beach errosion there. with hermine tracking north, delaware governor jack markell has lifted a limited state of emergency, for sussex county. he took to twitter saying the storm's impact on the first state has been minimal. in rehoboth beach, the ocean was off limit for swimmers yesterday. that didn't stop some people. the beach patrol rescued a young man after he was caught in the rough surf. >> it is not worth get too long close to the surf right now. just too powerful, too dangerous, and it will do what it want to do. it doesn't care about you being a human being, it will suck you out, and may take your life. >> now, as you have been hearing, the ocean of course still too dangerous for swimming. >> a passenger on board cruise ship is tweeting about the impact of hermine at sea. this video from someone on royal caribbean's anthem of the sea. you can see the rough waves, now, he says he shot this video from a balcony at the back of the ship. the anthem of the sea's left cape liberty for bermuda. you may r

all of this combined is causing a lot of beach errosion, coastal flooding, things that far nature, sadly, two people have died in the wake of this storm. but hermine is not done yet. as it continues to barrel up the east coast, to places like philadelphia, and new york city. >> hermine is picking upstream as it moves north. once again, nearing hurricane strength. the storm system drenching dozens every communities, across north carolina, friday night. >> some of those gusts were probably 50-mile per hour, so it was blowing me from one side of the road to the other. >> strong whipping winds, continuing into the afternoon saturday, leaving many homes and businesses damaged and in the dark. thousands of residents losing power in both inland and coastal areas. >> out on my porch out on the back here, big gust every winds. you can hear just some popping, some sizzling popping, and then kind of loud explosion. >> part of neighboring virginia also feeling effect of hermine, thousands of homeowners waking up to downed trees and major power outages. one thing is for sure, resident are looking for

the storm is causing major beach errosion on lido key. and it's a problem residents have been complaining about for years. the city of sarasota has been working with the army corp of engineers on a long term plan for about two decades. that plan would provide renourishment every five years and after repeated storms. a smaller restoration project took place almost 2 years ago. it cost about 4 million dollars still ahead: a patriotic problem, for one pinellas man. he just found a ?folded american flag. and he needs ?your help... to get it back to it's rightful owner. plus... fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live in pasco county... where the flooding is gone... the fight against the zika virus could finally get some big help this week. congress returns to work today in washington. and one big issue they left on the table all summer: passing a new zika funding bill. and the concern keeps on growing here in florida... after hurricane hermine left standing water. fox 13's shayla reaves is up

beach errosion, and dangerous rip current are still a concern down the shore.d evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. team three coverage for you tonight. anita oh, live in ocean sit. we begin, though, with meteorologist, lauren casey, who is continuing to keep an eye on hermine, lauren? >> thanks so much. yes, very concerned at the end of last week, with what some of the model data was telling us, we see very direct impact from hermine, then as we head, went into the weekends, the model data improving, saying yes we were going to be spared. but certainly dealing with very angry ocean conditions, and that will be the continued case as we head into the next several days as we deal with indirect impact from hermine. tropical storm warning still in effect for coastal waters off the jersey and delaware coastline. this until further notice. and we are seeing some clouds moving in, in association with hermine, right now, especially down the shore, seeing some of the high level clouds, streams i95 corridor and center city philadelphia, as hermine is at its

high surround every and coastal, beach errosion, that i would say is essentially a given. how bad does it get? so the coast is where it is at for the main impact from this further inland, it will be little cooler courtesy of cloud cover, we likely see some rain from hermine in the city, on sunday. but, even heading into next week, we've got better weather on the horizon, but looks like labor day, too, will be impacted. meisha? >> kind of bummer. all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy friday. so what we are looking at right now, this is a disable vehicle, blocking that left lane, pretty significant backups here, 422 eastbound at trooper. also, a little bit ahead of you here, at route 23, you also have an accident. but it looks like the significant delays really coming behind this disable truck, that's blocking that left lane. so, heads up. it will cost you little bit. give yourself extra 20 minute or so probably at least. then also talking about this accident, in delaware, overturned dump truck here route one northbound still closed, at 95. so yo

of bullet minutes, wind gusts 06 miles per hour at the coast, dealing with coastal flooding, beach errosion, not the best beach weekends unfortunately, things really have gone downhill in that regard. but, temperatures have also been the same, top off 70s, majority of the holiday weekend. >> a lot going on, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy friday. burlington bristol bridge is back down now, also the construction on 95 northbound between allegheny and betsy ross bridge, two lanes block, now clear as well. and the vine, westbound side, now open, eastbound side should be opening soon. accident cleared here in bridgeport, great news for those every in you that area route 202, like i say, all clear, commodore barry bridge one lane blocked this morning, also, in new jersey, on 295, leading up to the commodore barry bridge, 29 at southbound between balls borough and commodore barry bridge, closed until 6:00 a.m. joe, brooke, back to you. >> thank you very much. still ahead, former stanford swimmer whose crime and punishment sparked fire storm will be free from prison today.

. >> threatened to bring coastal flooding, powerful winds, beach errosion. as a precaution, the ocean city beach patrol closed the ocean and urged where everyone to keep out of the water. >> i'm list disappointed. we have bait g suits, all of that kind of stuff. would have been nice to get in the water. >> instead many took to the board walk to enjoy the end of the holiday weekends. >> a lot of people were happen that i they stayed, and heed the warning. >> blue were those who tried the tides anyway. >> a lot of current out there. a lot of rip tide, you know, paddle out and next thing you know you are two beaches over. >> says an experience surfer, he knows where the current are, and how to handle them. >> when there is ways to beat surf you got to get on them. this is actually pretty fun, you know. no real fear factor. >> but he warns most everyone else should steer clear. >> if you're a swimmer, you know, don't even go near the water today. you'll get dragged out. no question about it. >> and taking a live look at this ocean, in ocean city, you can see the

couple of miles away, and it will continue to churn up that sea, and of course, the possibility of beach errosion back on the shores. currently temperatures mid 70s across the board, but we think lower mid 80s here today. with some sunshine, but hermine thankfully still well off shore still providing those coastal impacts. will continue for few more days. >> thanks, katie. with hermine still impacting shore conditions this labor day, few beach-goers out this morning in ocean city. even though swim something still prohibited because of dangerous rip currents. crews will be out today scooping up storm debris from the beach area. our anita oh, live in ocean city along the jersey shore right now. >> reporter: good afternoon, brooke, it is cloudy, it is breezy out here in ocean city, still shaping up to be relatively nice day, although the concern seems to be this incredibly rough surf, if you take a look at the ocean now, you can see that the current is very strong, the water has risen a lot since we were here yesterday. this water is still flows, and beach officials are urging everyone to stay out o

coast, bringing in the heaviest amount of rain, the most gusty the winds, certainly potential for beach errosion, coastal flooding. the coast would definitely see the main impact from this. but you could end up with rain as far inland as some of the western suburbs outside of philadelphia. if it were to stay little further out to the east, you wouldn't even have any rain further inland, and you would likely ends up with more sun than anything sunday. but minor coastal impacts would still be a concern. so, the running theme regardless of what ends up actually happening is that the coast will see at least a indirect impact out of this. we still have got some damp weather at the shore points in rehoboth beach. this is one spot could end up with soaking rainout of this storm. but, regardless, skies are trying to brighten up right now in the wake of the frontal passage we showed you moment ago. currently temperatures are anywhere from the low to mid to upper 70s, do anticipate we add couple additional degrees onto this before it is said and done. i wouldn't call it the best beach day you have ever se

high wind threats, not so much a heavy rain concern, but foray long the immediate coastline, beach errosionnd rip current, definately bodes high with the system, on shore flow, it will be strong, it will be persistent, those are the two reasons why we are concerned for the possibility of moderate to even potentially major coastal flooding, and that time frame will be sunday night and into early monday morning, coinciding with the high tide times. so for tonight, own minor flooding anticipated, tomorrow morning, moderate flooding, but then as we head into the high tide times, 10:00 to 11:30 p.m. along jersey and delaware coast tomorrow night, we could potentially see major flooding and then again during high tide monday morning, 10:30 to 11:45, in the morning. also, the likelihood of tropical storm force winds, wind gusting to tropical storm force possible, as far west as center city philadelphia. again, sunday night, and into early monday, as hermine makes her closest approaching to our coastline. we likely will see wind gusts 55 miles per hour along the coast during this time frame. so fut

9:00 a.m., advantage for the first time ever, again still the threat of coastal flooding and beach errosionat threat will continue here in ocean city through at least this morning's high tidement expected just after 11:30. and right now you can see though just a breeze, some rough surf off in the distance and empty boardwalk. officials don't want folks to let their guards down just yet. ocean city still un the storm warning, and the water here will remain closed to swimming today, due to the rough surf and strong current. those are still dangerous conditions, and officials were asking vacationers not to disregard the temporary ban. fortunately, though, for the most part, looks like the jersey shore did dodge a bullet here. still the threat sent crowds from the shore this weekend. "eyewitness news" on the board last night, zombies owners tell us their profits are way down, some as much as 50%. that's tough to take on one of the bus years three day weekends of the entire year. visitors can stay, though, and they're happy they did. >> definitely wouldn't want to be out there in the water, but

those rough waves churned up by the storm have already caused some minor beach errosion there. >> delaware governor jack markell has a limited state of emergency for sussex county. he wrote on twitter's thankful hermine's impact on the first state has been minimal. the ocean was off limit for swimmers in rehoboth beach it, didn't stop some people. beach patrol tells "eyewitness news" they rescued young man after he got caught in the rough surf. >> it is not worth getting too close to the surf right now. it is just too powerful, too dangerous, it will do what it want to do. it doesn't care about you being a human being, it will suck you out and may take your life. >> officials say the water may look tempting but they warn it is too dangerous to swim right now. >> a special day event steps off little later this morning, along columbus boulevard, the 29th annual afl-cio tri-state labor day parade that start at 9:30 this morning. mayor jim kenney will address the parade participant, before they march. sheet metal workers, coastal workers, teachers and other union member, are expected to partic

felton sunday, couple of inches of rain possible, winds over 45 miles an hour, tidal flooding, beach errosionrse we've been talking about this all morning, rip currents that are pretty dangerous. here, inland, say, clouds on saturday, some rain on sunday, breezy sunday and monday, but the most windy day would be on sunday, so for made in america, because of the uncertainty with this, if we're not careful, the plans, and you know it is going on rain or shine anyway, just wear something waterproof. >> the question is will it be rain when rihanna headlines saturday night when she since umbrella. >> ella, ella. >> when go to made in america, since we're already talking about it, they're having new thing this year in the fifth year, the ferris wheel that's gone up. >> wow. >> so if you're going, check it out, pretty cool. also new title stage, should be a lot of fun. i'm see you out there because i have plans to go. >> we'll look for you. >> hopefully the rain will hold off. >> we want to wish a very special happy birthday to someone. >> our assistant new director, mary ann vaughn. >> there she is

coastal flooding and beach errosion. >> is that storm expected to continue to weaken, as it heads further off shore. so, we're in the in the clear just yet. some areas are seeing little rain from hermine. sue, this is now not named hermine any more? how is this? right. low pressure system that's me around erring in the middle of the ocean. it has lost all of its tropical and post tropical characteristics, the hurricane center stopped issuing advisories on this storm at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. but it is still lingering. and lingering, and lingering. and the outer bands of this storm are still causing, we had little rain in some of the shore point yesterday. coming pretty close to ocean county right now, we'll see what happens. but it is cloudier east than it is west, so it will be filtered sunshine for a lot of us today. and we see maybe the possibility after few showers later on this afternoon, thanks, to what used to be hermine. we're also expecting this kind after change, southwesterly wind, giving us heat and humidity, for the rest of the work week, even into the first half of

impact areas from new york, to southern new england, with pounding waves, coastal flooding and beach errosion. the storm expected to continue to weaken as it heads further off shore. we're not in the clear just yet, though. some areas are seeing a little rain from hermine. >> sue, would this thing just quit already? >> real he is persistent. it isn't even hermine any more. stopped advisories on the storm about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. here it is, swirling off shore. we have weak system out to the west, too, you see some rain out there. but none that far is expected to affect us in the city, still could see a stray shower or two, along the coast today. it is a possibility. we'll show you in the future cast. you seen the rain getting close, and the clouds getting close. maybe an ocean county, maybe down in atlantic county but only will be a stray shower or two. we also have the possibility after pop up north and west of the city, that's because it is going to get hot and humid today. our future wind gusts show it stays windier at the shore. everybody kind of calms down by tomorrow and thursday

beach errosion is a concern. so the coast is where it is at in terms of the biggest impact here.oud cover. all-in-all timing far less than ideal here, but we will brighten up into next week. >> at least that's the silver lining, all right, katie, thank youment looking outside, guys, police activity and accident here, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, approaching 29a take a look, pulled off to the right shoulder, people outside their vehicles it, will slow you down little bit. very busy traffic there. busy traffic at the vine, jump on to the schuylkill overall eastbound, holding steady, winding out just little bit. overturned truck here delaware route one northbound off ramp to 95, ramp still closed, use alternate route 13, route 40, 896. overturned vehicle past willow grove, turnpike, pulled off to the shoulder, joe. >> thank you, that's "eyewitness news" for now. join us for "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm joe holden. good morning. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well, staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or bac

beaches are feeling the storm's effect. chopper three was right here over north wildwood. errosion left behind cliffs on the beach that were several fight high in some spots. >> many people enjoyed their labor day at home or outside taking it easy. >> did you take it easy? >> i did. one local organization used the holiday to work hard, volunteers from this ministry served special labor day dinner for the homeless and local families. group provides thousands of meals across the area, also provide hunger relief world-wide. well, as the labor day weekends wraps up, student are headed back to school. today chester upland school district kicks off the school year, and student in south jersey returned to school today, as well. pat gallen there with a family getting ready for the rest of the day, we'll get a peak how it is going a little later in the hour. >>> a home day care shutdown after state inspectors visited the place. >> not what they found inside the home that alarmed officials. it is what was behind this tall fence behind the home. >> plus, multi-million dollar home burns to the

beaches are feeling the storm's effect. chopper three, right over north wildwood, errosion left behind cliffs on the beach that were several in some spots. >> wow. look at that compared to those people walking right there, yes. >> i was fortunate. i was in bucks county. and the weather, katie, promised, and she delivered. and every single day i owe you money. >> all right, i'll take it. >> but i owe you money of some sort. >> big shiny quarters headed your way. >> couple of shiny dimes, ya. you know, hermine is believe it or not still a story out there, it is still churning up the surf even at this point, thankfully, any kinds of major coastal flooding issues, long since gone by the wayside. but the storm still pretty close by. so the seas still rough, rip countries social security still, there we are still going to have to deal with the possibility maybe of a shower at the shore, but keeping that ocean water very choppy for the next couple of days. high pressure generally the story elsewhere, really east of the mississippi in place. do have another front starting to get it act together back over the northern high planes,

and you can see, some very choppy surf out there, outside beach patrol headquarters this morning, looks to me as though they've already had errosionhalf to two hours, see the next high tide come in. generally that's the story up and down the entire shore linement look even into right now, some of the current wave heights, high tide hasn't even gun. you have got wave heights up to 12 feet at some of the shore points, so definitely choppy, it is definitely dangerous, with the large swells, and frankly, a lot of the ocean's are actually closed at the shore points. story for the remembers. week, starting to heat back up, so the end to the summer meisha, not quite just yet. >> no, doesn't seem that way specially since the 90s, katie, thank you so much. looking very quiet, we do have disable vehicle schuylkill at passyunk, pulled off to the right shoulder and blocking part of the right lane, we can see cars coming wizzing on by, won't slow you down being tam your brakes little bit. accident here, sheridan avenue near southeast boulevard, in vineland, new jersey and also disable truck, pa turnpike northeast extension southbound, right la