and it dropped down to 60 in philadelphia and upper 50s in buffalo and low 60s in pittsburgh and binghamton and the lower dew points that means drier air is moving in and it will feel oh so comfortable by tomorrow. the dew points, 60 to 65, a slight humidity in the atmosphere and it will drop back into the 50s as we get into tomorrow afternoon and especially here on saturday. satellite and radar, all is the downpours and thunderstorms from last night in the wee hours in the morning, well off into nova scotia. and cumulous clouds are bubbling up and as you head out this evening, 82 at 7:00 and 80 at 8:00 and once the sunsets, the temperature goes into the upper 70s with plenty of stars upstairs. we'll talk about the beautiful end of the week and also the weekend. we have to think about that, it's only a couple of days away coming up in just a little bit. >> always thinking about the weekend. >> we saw damage across the region, that is after the powerful storms that moved through overnight. the action cam found a huge tree branch that landed on three cars in center city. you can see where the

, the heat of the 90s, and close to it at 88 degrees, to the north and west, pittsburgh 79, and binghamton 77, the dew points yesterday were well into the 70s, that was the oppressive humidity and the humidity was rung out in the form of humidity and thunderstorms last night. and notice dew points in the 50s in buffalo than is moving in our direction. if you don't like the humidity you'll like the forecast the next couple of days. slightly humid and saturday the dew points are in the 40s across the entire area. all the downpours are down near halifax, nova scotia, to the north and east and high pressure comes in from canada and that fresh high is also supplying the beautiful weather for friday and especially saturday. if you head out this evening, the evening planner as you go hour by hour, and 82 and 80 degrees at 8:00 and then 70s at 9:00 and 10:00, with plenty of stars in the sky. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and it's going to be a beautiful one. we'll have the numbers in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right adam. >>> world cup mania is still alive for fans for the ameri

severe weather, the good news for us is staying to the north here, and anywhere from pittsburgh to binghamton to burlington and we are quiet and maybe a scattered shower, much of the day tomorrow, at 5:00 you can see it's generally dry with the heavy action being up over the poconos into northern new england and as we go into the midnight hour, some of the downpours come through and a clap of thunder or two, you can see on the radar it's generally green and thankfully the severe weather is off to the north, the future rainfall totals are a half inch, you could get a quick inch or two in the region and the heart of the system, 1 to 2 inches of rain, tomorrow temperatures 88 degrees and humid again and late in the evening overnight, is the best opportunity for downpours that could create some localized flooding or downpours, 87 and less humid friday and we stay that way for the beginning the weeks that way between 85 and 86 and humid and 86, and the seven day is [cell phone chime] yeah! [giggling excitedly] [splashing water] c'mon! (announcer) ready for a little fun? you could scratch your way

dover and it feels like temperatures in the triple digits, if you look up to the north, buffalo and binghamton, the heat index in the 70s, there is a battle zone between dry air trying to move in from the north and stickier air from the southwest. this is causing a pretty intense line of storms working its way through detroit and nearly 2,000 lightning strikes and this whole zone shifts to the south and east, it's pretty far away. not looking to see any real activity. showing at 9:00 a few spotty showers in the poconos, about 1:30 and showers and thunderstorms in the delaware valley and the poconos, and things fire up at wee hours of morning especially south and east of the philadelphia, a break in the action at 8:30, and the system reloads, we'll have thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, we really do need to keep the umbrella on hand. uncomfortable and warm and muggy and the low in philadelphia 70 and 68 in allentown and predawn thunderstorms, the five day at 5:00 shows very unsettled with showers and thunderstorms especially in the afternoon, it takes the edge off the heat, on friday the drier

moisture is in the air, the dew point in philadelphia, that is slightly humid, looking to the north binghamton46 and that is very dry air, this continues to push down to the south as we head through the overnight hours, tonight is a good night to open the window and turn off the air conditioners, you will not need them tonight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing wead

moisture is in the air, the dew point in philadelphia, that is slightly humid, looking to the north binghamton, 46 and that is very dry air, this continues to push down to the south as we head through the overnight hours, tonight is a good night to open the window and turn off the air conditioners, you will not need them tonight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we had violence thunderstorms overnight and a lot of homes struck by lightning set on fire and wind damage, the focus of severe weather is well down to the south, in parts of southern virginia, in the carolinas, what is happening high pressure is building in, this brings us beautiful weather tomorrow and this front sneaks back to the north and haunts us over the weekend and i'll talk more about what areas will see showers and when coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. the rain did nothing to keep people away from dover international speedway for the firefly music festival. lets go live to "action news" reporter, chad pradelli, this has become one big-time event. >> big-time event jim. 80,000 people

you know, tavis, i always funny in school and in summer camp and all of that, and then i went in binghamton to school and was in a theater group with my then boyfriend, named paul reiser, who was the funniest guy i have ever met. tavis: i love paul reiser. >> and we shared a love for comedy. we could lip-synched the records, and he told me, paul, he said, during the summer i go to these comedy clubs in manhattan, and i auditioned. night, and itoned sounded very exciting to me, so i went, and i watched paul at one of these audition nights, and i thought, i have got to get into this racket, because if you want to be a comedian, you just get a number during the day, and at night, you go on, and then you are a comic, and that is what i loved about it and still love it this day. it is very low tech. you go on, and there you are. tavis: you make it sound so easy. i have tried this. minutese, i did five one night, and i thought i would die, just trying to get out alive. >> it is not for the squeamish. tavis: it is not for the squeamish, and, again, because when you broke again it was such a boys c

binghamton, 52. you can see the cooler canadian air that is rushing on in.igh pressure system will provide us with a very comfortable weekend. we get into monday and tuesday and the humidity returns. the timing is perfect. the next storm system is across the high plains. it stays there today and tomorrow. slowly drifts east over the next 72 hours. by the time we get into tuesday afternoon that will provide us with showers and thunderstorms and maybe the drenching downpours again. today, combination of sun and clouds, probably more sun than clouds. overnight tonight it's clear and quiet. sunday, mostly sunny, and very comfortable. poconos a picture-perfect weekend. you're not hitting 70 degrees in the mountains. sun and clouds for father's day, 76 low humidity levels. the jersey shore, 69 degrees, we'll see a breeze 20 to 25-mile an hour. low risk for rip current. 78 degrees today, sunday, father's day, 77 degrees, sea breeze kicking in. the only issue is the sun, uv index on a scale of 1 to 11 is high, it's a 9. make sure you're applying the sunscreen. i kno

binghamton, barely in the 50s, some locations are in the a 40s, thrtion the front pushing east.ntinue to fall and dewpoints continue to fall, as well. of this is the way you measure the amount of moisture in the area. 40s feels incredible almost crisp like in western pennsylvania. bits piths burger 49. we're down to 56. south jersey muggy at this hour, even there you'll drop rapidly here over the next couple of hours as well. there's the front that continues to push east, high pressure builds in from the great lake states and provides us with a gorgeous looking day. future tracker 6 sun and clouds later on. mostly sunny skies throughout the evening. this is 6:30 we'll be sunshine at this point. clear and overnight high temperatures, high pressure rolls in, the energy that the sun provides today will be allowed to escape to the atmosphere. that's a cooling process. overnights tonight we could see temperatures in the 40s low 50s, north and west, and 58 or 59 in center city. speaking of 60s, poconos look at this, only 68 degrees for a high temperature today. combination sun and clo

especially in pennsylvania south of binghamton, impress he in fact, thunderstorms north of lewis townng towards scranton and we'll watch the southern end of this to pass through some of our pennsylvania coins later this evening. in fact, at 7:30 there are downpours and thunderstorms increaseding by w9d 30, approaching chester and montgomery and the lehigh valley. it's late in the evening, where some of these push through and it begins to fall apart thereafter and southern parts of new jersey may not see a downpour or thunderstorm tonight and by noon tomorrow. and that sunshine returns, the shore forecast, we have thursday morning clouds giving way to afternoon sun, no sea breeze like today. a little bit warmer with temperatures in the low 80s. the exclusive accuweather forecast, the humidity comes down just a little bit and we take the edge off with the returning sun, 85 degrees and what a weekend in store, 85 and 86 for saturday and sunday with just a few clouds and it turns more humid monday and tuesday and into wednesday. monday and tuesday a chance of scattered showers and that go

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it's i guess the central part of the date, utica, binghamton this is a race, another republican incumbent, he hasn't been around as long as cochran but he is a congressman facing a conservative challenge. >> two term congressman richard hanna going up against a state representative named claudia penney, nobody else has taken up this brat pack mentality is what she's calling it. she says she wants to be part of the brat pack because dave brat is who wound up taking out eric cantor. she has raised a whole lot of money off of this. she has had a lot of support from some talk radio hosts who said is, you know, hanna going to become the next eric cantor and she tweeted out a message saying yes, we think he is the interesting thing here this is a real swing district, actually. this is a district mitt romney only won 49.2 to 48.8% over president obama. and democrats did not even feel the candidate. they missed the deadline so this is it. >> so if she wins that gives the democrats a little bit of hope. >> it could. but they didn't feel the candidate so they are actually, they're out of it. so you