i was trying to wave people off. >> burlington city has activated their emergency center. they are closely watching the delaware river with high tide expected in two hours. the flood threat still exists. let's get the latest from cecily tynan. >> jim, part of the problem is the fact that flash flooding late this afternoon and evening, it happened in the evening commute. i have a lot of photos like this on facebook and twitter. this is 130 behind the duncan doughnuts you can see how the water has risen to the top of the tire of the car. i was tracking that one cell at 4:00. 6:30 it was still there. this is the total. east of florence, close to five inches of rain. the water runs downhill. that's what caused all of the flooding. the good news showing we have nothing more than a few sprinkles poconos and news castle county delaware. it's quiet tonight. tomorrow, we have the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. future tracker not biting on this idea much. an isolated one in the lehigh valley and poconos. the wee hours of the morning on saturday, we could have an intense line

it was like a water bomb over burlington city. this is the bristol bridge circle.nded in the water. the driver is standing outside. the problem is flash flooding happened in a flash. they got five inches of rain in that area, burlington city new jersey because the cell sat there close to three hours and didn't move. the highlights show you, we have one more humid day, isolated thunderstorms and then nice changes in time for the weekend. i think you will like my weekend forecast. temperatures, 75 in philadelphia, allentown, 70. cape may 75. wilmington, 75. now to storm tracker 6 and action radar showing sprinkles around. mainly the storms intensified have moved on. the next system i'm tracking is a cold front. it's bringing storms from chicago. that move in i recall saturday morning. tomorrow morning, it's quiet. it's a muggy warm morning at 6:00. 71 by 8:00. it's warm tomorrow, the afternoon high near 90. humid dewpoints near 70. could get pop up thunderstorms late friday with the cold front. saturday, 84. lower humidity with dewpoints dropping to the 50s. if you a

burlington city, new jersey near the delaware river.ared storm drains. burlington city still soaked from widespread flooding. today's rain only making matters worse for people trying to clean up there. let's go to a live picture from our nbc 10 camera. you can see it is a bit foggy out there, a bit coggy on the commute home. >> let's get right to first alert meteorologist krystal klei with a look at where the rain is headed now. >> the heaviest stuff moved offshore. that you see on the radar returns.

parts of route 130 in burlington city were swamped flooding several vehicles. how business owners are dealing with the aftermath. >> reporter: the heavy rain flooded parts of this burlington neighborhood. take a look around many areas of this park are under water and homes were not spared and residents are looking at thousands of dollars worth of water damage. >> for read as long route 130 in burlington city. last night's torrential rains seemed to never end. >> the rain started and kept coming down more and more intensely and the winds started and the lightning and the house was shaking. >> i was not expecting that, that fast that much. but it came. >> thursday night the downpours quickly swamped a used car lot and flooding forces police to shut down roads, this morning under sunny skies residents got a look at the damage. >> it's crazy of the amount of damage in the flooding that occurred. >> the park was designed to take in the floodwaters and with picnic tables and benches partially under water it seems to have done its job but not enough to completely spare

burlington city got hit with major flooding four days ago.when it started raining today. cydney long shows us how they prevented a repeat situation today. she joins us live with more. >> reporter: i want to show you the difference between a two-hour down pour that we saw last thursday night and today's all day light rainfall. no flooding here. we are just left with these puddles and ponding. the rain all but stopped about 4:30 this afternoon with no major problems. not since severe flooding in the 1980s has burlington city endured flooding like it did last week. >> storm drains were not able to take that water in that short period of time. >> reporter: dozens had to be rescued. several car engines ruined. basements are still not dry. >> we had water. so it knocked out the hot water heater. >> reporter: continued and steady rain officials took every precaution. crews cleared storm drains of old debris and by the soggy grass at kennedy park retention basins were lowered by a foot. >> came off the lake and couldn't see it in the grass. >> report

parts of route 130 in burlington city were swamped flooding several vehicles.ow business owners are dealing with the aftermath. >> reporter: the heavy rain flooded parts of this burlington neighborhood. take a look around many areas of this park are under water and homes were not spared and residents are looking at thousands of dollars worth of water damage. >> for read as long route 130 in burlington city. last night's torrential rains seemed to never end. >> the rain started and kept coming down more and more

we're in burlington city. look at these telephone poles. need a boat to get to them. tough going out here in burlington right now. here is video from last night kind of close to where we are and you can see it was even worse last night because a lot of the water we are showing you in the middle of nothing right now was in the middle of route 130 and sadly in the middle of peoples cars. there will be carrie pair work , to do, a lot of insurance companies to call and people just happen that i nobody got hurt in all that, at lee not around here because it was a crazy night to be driving at rush hour and we just got five concentrated inches of rain in bunch of towns here in burlington county because rain just never moved anywhere. rest of the philadelphia an average of .2 of an inch. i live in burlington county in moorestown and surprised to see how bad it was just a few towns north of me up route 130 but that is how weather works. i remember thomas, a few years ago medford got hit with 10 inches of rain where my sister lives and they had flood

. >> reporter: yeah, burlington city too and that is different from burlington township and then florence, police put out a warning stay off the road, and then in burlington city got a press release around 9:00 last night warning everybody, hey, high tide at 1:00 a.m. war of the flooding could becoming soon. we have not ventured over to the delaware river but those people living along the river could be in some trouble. all we see now are some lingering puddles, 1:30 is completely opened to the burlington circle so that was a good sign but we are seeing flashes of lightening and sue mentioned that there is still a possible thunder showers coming around. bob kelly, we did pass one light that was completely out so they may have power outage is here. when you have a light out on 130 my man chris behind the camera probably safest driver i know he came to the stop because he is that right was out and he didn't trust anybody noting ago cross 130. we came here these two car dealerships, and they have really nice cars but chances are these cars may be in rough shape. you can see how high the wate

burlington city, new jersey near the delaware river. nbc 10 was there as crews cleared storm drains. burlington city still soaked from widespread flooding. today's rain only making matters worse for people trying to clean up there. let's go to a live picture from our nbc 10 camera. you can see it is a bit foggy out there, a bit coggy on the commute home. >> let's get right to first alert meteorologist krystal klei with a look at where the rain is headed now. >> the heaviest stuff moved offshore. that you see on the radar returns. we have showers moving across the area. not totally done with the rain. you see orskpnge reaange and re it is south jersey that got the most rain. steady rain moving into south philly, as well. it is a lighter rain over parts of the suburb. don't have rain near what we saw in south jersey. light rain moving through passing out of burlington county and into ocean county. this is moving off to the east. so for the most part the biggest concerns have started to clear, but we still have to worry about the potential

sit over top of the same area and produce a tremendous amount of rain like what will happen in burlington city a few days ago where they picked up 6 inches of rain in a short amount of time. flooding will be kept to a minimum over the next couple of hours. 68 in philadelphia. muggy. 77 in washington, d.c., humid, 59 in pittsburgh, 60 in buffalo. charleston, 61. when we look at the moisture content in the atmosphere. look how dry it is. 50 dewpoint temperatures are very, very comfortable. we're almost in the 40s out there, muggy along the eastern seabed, -- seaboard, it is the drier air that wringing out the moisture. future tracker 6 all the moisture is gone in the next couple of hours, clouds and sunshine, less humid, breezy at times, but a nice day overall. sunday looks nice, as well. look for a combination of sun and clouds. forecast for today, quick-hitting thunderstorm this morning, otherwise clouds and sunshine, breezy, high of 83. just about from 9:00 on, the whole day looks very, very nice, cloud cover gone, lots of sun, poconos morning thunderstorms, that will end in the next hour or

is there your look at burlington city, new jersey who was hard hit yesterday by 5 inches have rain in just a couple hours, guys. >> kid won't be playing this today. >> different kind of slip and slide it could be another couple hours before that water goes down, steve, thanks. >>> margate is trying to save its beach following a sand dune project gone wrong. >> we know a judge stepped in and put a halt to that controversial project. >> jenny joyce is in margate with the very latest on the halt, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, i'm standing in front of the beautiful sunrise here in margate but that is all in the background and in the fore ground here not a pretty picture. we have a result of the sand dune construction project, middle of summer and this is what people in margate are not happy about. this is their morning beach view and as you can see construction workers have been showing up here to the site, i got out, abe talk and said what are you doing here? wasn't this halted yesterday. he said we were told to come to work today. they don't know what they will be doing but they did

chopper 6 hd was above burlington city last night. torrential rains flooded the streets there and other communities in south jersey. a used car lot was swamped. police blocked off roads to prevent drivers from getting stuck in the high water. earlier in the day, high street was flooded. the water topped the tires on vehicles. >> a couple of people were down there, they did pull a boat out. >> i came out, it was already 4 inches above the sidewalk. >> this is the scene along mott avenue, the water was above the bumpers on the cars. a teen on a bicker made it through the water, but the water was midway up the wheels. >>> two motorcycles collided with a car on a south jersey road leaving one dead and another injured kings highway chapel avenue at 8:30 last night. one motorcyclist was killed and the other has injured. >>> police respond to do a call in north philadelphia respond to a call that the driver was shot. when officers arrived they found the driver suffering from a gunshot wound to the mouth. he was taken to the hospital in stabl

chopper 6 hd was above 130 in bubbling -- burlington city. high street water topped the tires on vehicles and stranded driver needed help. >> there was a couple of people that got stuck down there, they did pull a boat out which is crazy. >> i came out after the session, it was four inches above the sidewalks. it was lapping up against our steps. >> this was the scene along mott avenue, you can see the water above the bumpers on the cars there. a teen on a bicycle managed to make it through the water, but the water was mid way up the wheels. >> wow, intense scene there. >> reporter: all right be you're starting the morning relatively clear september for a few spots, let's see what today and the weekend holds for us. i have people on facebook live, i can't get the phone to stand up so they can see it over there. oh, well. >> turn on the tv and take a look. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double can there's shower activity, but it's mostly off to the east, of the area if we go in tighter you can see a thunderstorm that's getting on out of her

parts of route 130 in burlington city swamped traffic several vehicles.action news" reporter jeanette reyes with more on the aftermath and what is next for these communities. >> reporter: heavy rains flooded parts of this burlington neighborhood. take a look. many areas of this park are under water and homes were not spared. a lot of residents are now looking at thousands of dollars worth of water damage. for residents along route 130 in burlington city last night's torrential rains seemed like it would never end. >> the rain just started and then it just kept coming down more and more intensely and the winds started and it was the lightning and the house was shaking. >> i wasn't expecting that that fast that much but it came. >> reporter: thursday night the downpours quickly swamped a used car lot and flooding forced police to shut down roads. this morning under sunny skies residents got a better look at the damage. >> it was just crazy, the amount of damage and the flooding that occurred. >> reporter: officials say greenlanders park was that designed to

. >> heavy downpours yesterday, flooded streets, chopper three , over route 130, burlington city last night where traffic barely moved. some drivers became stranded in heavy flood waters, businesses and homes in the area, were also flooded. >> you have a problem, regarding flooding, please do not drive-thru the flood, flooded street. if you see a line down, do not cross the line. please dial 911 so someone can come out there. >> always good advice. fortunately, there were no injuries to report. the storm yesterday also caused flight delays at philadelphia international airport. >> well, special council robert mueller has reportedly impounds a grand jury any washington it investigate russia meddling in last november's presidential election, cbs news has learned the grand jury has been on the job for weeks, road zester reporting that the panel has already issued subpoenas, in connection with the june 2016 meeting between the president 's son, donald trump, jr., russian lawyer, and others. >> last night president trump responded to the latest report during a campaign style rally, in west

jersey are drying out after severe flooding, take a look from chopper three over route 130 in burlington city last night. heavy downpour flooded streets there, stranding some drivers, and businesses and homes in the area were also flooded. >>> meantime take a look at this crowd, popular music festival, the event was forced to wrap up last night festivities early in chicago, severe thunderstorms ended day within of the four day festival. an hour earlier then expect. over 170 act are book for the event, 400,000 people are expect to attend, the festival , over the weekend. >> and lordes cancelled her concert. >> so unfortunate but she tweet that had she will try to do it as soon as she can for those folks. we have potential forstrom i weather here as well. i am not sold that everybody gets hit by a thunderstorm out of this but it is front that will knock temperatures back. it will wipe out war of the humidity. it hasn't been too bad. >> it has been all right. >> feels like summer. even still if you are not a fan of the high heat and humidity even though it hasn't been terribly oppressive, that w

. >> reporter: the first for him in 30 years and a difficult memory for burlington city. >> this years flooded. i've never -- there was so much water, it was ridiculous of how much water was out here and i've been coming over here all my life since i was a little girl. i've never seen nothing like this. >> reporter: and back live now, emergency crews they've got their work cut out for them tonight, especially as high tides expected at 1:00 a.m., the delaware river not too far from where we are. we will make sure we check on this and follow up when the high tide comes at 1:00 a.m. keith jones, "nbc10 news." >> let's go now to first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> this storm was isolated but did a lot of damage. >> it behaved in a very unusual way. i'll show you what happened here. started about 3:30 this afternoon with this shower in northeast philly. this is the area that we're focusing on. so the storm is moving in that direction. and you would think it would just keep going. but look what happens as we go toward 5:30 and 6:00 and 6:30. that's going backwardses? wh

burlington city picked up 4 to 6 inches of rain with the pulse thunderstorms. we're not expecting thunderstorms later on. today, clouds breaking for sunshine. breezy and less humid, high of 84 in the city. 1:00 p.m., 82. the temperatures cool a little bit, by evening we fall into the 70s. speaking of 70s we have a day or two where the highs are only in the 70s. i'll be back with the seven day and let you know in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> this is brand new video of a thunderstorm barreling through harrisburg. look at the lightning racing across the sky. the storm left behind minor flooding in parts of the city. a tornado warning went up, fortunately no twister actually touched down. and you can get an update on the accuweather forecast at any time on your phone or tablet including real time views from storm tracker 6 live, the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> 7:03 a.m., police in delaware county are searching for a killer involved in a triple shooting. we learned two victims are dead. police released this surveillance

they were in the middle of their john any burlington city, new jersey. joy ann. >> that's right, joyce. this is one serious river journey. 300 miles by kayak, in a little more than two weeks, we caught up with the mother and daughter duo, who are on a mission to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. >> she could just move on with her life, as breast cancer survivor, but instead, 59 year old carolyn want to do much more. >> after they gave me three years to live, this is my 14th t is a message of hope. and my daughter here doing it with me is a reminder that the next generation we need to continue research. >> carolyn and her daughter, 29 year old sydney, who live in new hampshire, are halfway through a 300-mile kayak trip along the delaware river. stopping in new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania, along the way. carolyn credit the work of the late doctor angela brody, from the university of maryland's school of medicine, who pioneered a treatment that saved the lives of countless women with breast cancer. >> one is in tribute doctor brod

fox 29's joanne, joining us live, now, from burlington, city new jersey with more on the remarkable story. good evening, joanne. >> good evening, joyce, good evening, everyone, it is a remarkable story of remarkable journey. and they just arrived here, about 15 minutes ago, after kayaking, another 15 miles today, on this 300-mile journey to bring awareness for breast cancer research and support. fifty-nine year old carol and her daughter, sydney, have paddled close to 140 miles in the last week alone. they're almost halfway to their goal of reaching baltimore harbor next weekend. now, carolyn was diagnosed and successfully treated for breast cancer 14 years ago. she credits the work of doctors at the university of maryland school of medicine for her life saving treatment. so this is her idea. >> reasons, one tribute doctor brody who created the life saving drug, the inhibitor for people like me diagnosed with cancer. the seconds is to show that after they gave me three years to live, this is my 14th year of survival, and so it is a message of hope. and my daughter here doing it with me is

. >> burlington county times for more than four decades when you stepped inside the burlington city bowswas your guide, you after 642 years the post office man is calling it quits comes from long line of postal employees. happy retirement. >> sure has earned it. >> a look at the headlines from around the delaware l vai >> still have shot at serious cash. >> powerball up again, just days away from the next drawing. nobody won the powerball jackpot during the saturday night drawing. did match five number for $1 million prize, not bad. the grand prize though now up to whopping $430 million. >> next powerball wednesday. >> we have to put monday any for an office pool. i can't be left behind. >> coming up in the next half hour eveey thousands of protesters took to the streets here in our area across the nation to denounce white supremecist, and the violence in charlottesville. hear their message coming up. >> and in the health watch, warning about energy drinks, and the dangerous reasons some researchers say young adults should not drink them. meisha? >> and we're looking outside right now, l

south jersey drying out after severe flooding amount look from chopper three over route 130, burlington city last night, the heavy downpour stranded drivers in the streets. businesses and homeowners were also flooded. >> you have a problem regarding flooding, please do not drive-thru the flood, flooded street, if you see a line down, do not cross the line, please dial 911 so someone can come out there. >> fortunately, there are no injuries to report. the storm yesterday also caused flight delays at philadelphia international airport. >> one person is dead, another is injured, after a multi vehicle crash in camden county this crash happened around 9:00 last night, on kings highway near miami avenue in cherry hill. the wreck involved two motorcycles and at least one other vehicle. no word on the condition of that person who was injured. police are now investigating the cause of the crash. >> police are cracking down on bicyclist who is they say are playing a dangerous game of swerving in the streets. take a look at these videos. police say teens throughout the area have been spotted intentiona

approval to bill 1 million square footwear house as former us pipe and foundry company property in burlington cityt app a company that intends to use willing g the building but known world we ready to employ as 920 people. >> herald, volunteers wanted for september 30th fall clean up in norristown. planned activities include tending to the flour buds surrounding downtown trees, clearing later from sidewalks. >> newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coffee so yesterday. starbucks is doing some cultural fusion with its newest creation, the sushi buyer youth owe. >> coffee still very much today, but the company, yes, testing out the idea two stores in chicago called a chicken machi role, just a chicken burito, except rolled in sushi rice and see weed, also filled to the brim with roasted sal is a, lime greens, cucumber, pickles cabbage, avacado, onions. >> not a starbucks. >> i'm with you. but maybe it will be big next. who knows. big that big starbucks in chicago? >> never been there. >> do a road trip. >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," hurricane harvey, t

parts of route 130 in burlington city were under water last night. the area was so swamped it forced police to shut down roads but for some drivers it was too late. they ended up trapped. today greenlanders park was still under water and remains closed. it was actually designed to take in flood waters but it wasn't enough to completely spare the nearby homes. plumbers have already been called in to access the damage. >> the rain just started and then it just kept coming down more and more intensely. >> i never seen it in this area like this. i've done excavations in this area a lot, we're always in here doing excavations and i've never seen that. >> the assessments continue of that damage as at one point during the flooding rescue boats were used to save four cars that were under water. >> all right, time now for a check of the accuweather forecast for your friday afternoon. >> all right. meteorologist melissa magee is outside for us today. i can see the sunshine behind you. she's in for adam. hi, mels -- melissa. >> temperatures are in the upper 80'

has extend that had warning off to the west right now but does include portions of bucks, burlington counties. cities including bordentown, florence, mount holly and new hanover, we're seeing torrential rainfall embedded with this cell and continuous lightening as well, flash flood warning until 9:15 for bensalem, bristol, hamilton, trenton, portions of mercer county are also included in this flash flood warning just south of the trenton area heaviest rain stretched out over willingboro, up in to sharps, just south of bordentown and in the chesterfield area also reaching out into bristol and south of levittown within the cell. we could see quarter sized hail, we had report of the penny sized hail and route 130 in the manville area in burlington county is impass able due to flooding because of this cell. it is only moving at 5 miles an hour. some cells in the city popping up moving in delaware and chester counties. we have a flash flood warning for portions of delaware but heaviest rain has moved out but remains until 8:15. we will talk more about these storms and if we can quiet things down, coming u

the "action news" team a couple of weeks ago some of the tremendous flooding they picked up in burlington cityp-up showers and storms. we've been seeing this weeks on end across the delaware and lehigh valleys. why do we continue to see the rain. why do we continue to see the flooding. a big reason for that is the stagnant air pattern we're in. the sun shines down brightly and heats the grounds. that air rises, because there's so much moisture in the air, that air becomes unstable and you get the huge towering cumulus clouds. yesterday's event and the one before that is not included in the explanation. some of the problems that we've seen, as the huge storm develops there's no steering current aloft to push them there, day ad hour after hour, it rains and rains, next thing you know you don't get two inch of rain, you get four and six. no shot of rain today. monday is dry. tuesday isolated chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. 30% chance. wednesday is dry, thursday we get into the active pattern again. we have 48 hours of dry weather which could extend into monday, we have to see how the n

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city of burlington quickly put emergency management team to work to deal with all the extra calls they were getting from people caught by surprise by the amount of rain that came with this storm. we talked to one man who said he lived in his home 30 years and never seen flooding this bad before. >> it was troen shl. you couldn't. it was a sheet of rain. take a look. you see a trash can left over from the storm. seen a few bits of ponding and pooling. really your biggest obstacle is going to be looking out for things on the road that may be displaced in the wrong place because of that storm. reporting live now in burlington, pam ela osborne, nb 10 news. >>> stay up-to-date with the weather on the go this weekend, get the latest neighborhood forecast any time with free nbc 10 app. >>> officials told us flames broke out in the hallway on the fifth floor of the sterling last night. fire crews did put out the flames. no one was hurt. person we identified as a caller from the building told us this is the fourth recent fire in this building. >>> new this morning, shooting victim died on the s

the city of burlington quickly put emergency management team to work to deal with all the extra calls they were getting. because of that storm. we talked to one woman who was inside of her office building. by the time she looked out, her car was sitting in several inches of water. so was everything else. >> i came out after the session and it was already four inches above the sidewalk. so it was lapping up against our step. >> reporter: just talk you through a few observations we made on our way here. the roadways are dry except for a little bit of ponding in some areas. biggest thing to worry about are pieces of debris. may be lying in the roadway or nearby. something to look out for as you head out your door. reporting live, nbc 10 news. >>> stay up-to-date with the weather when you're on the go this weekend. get your latest neighborhood forecast any time you wish with the nbc 10 mobile app. >>> south jersey murder suspect will face a judge today. learned only a few years ago he was a high school football star. u.s. marshals arrested 20-year-old tyler earlier this week. he's charged

even bikers had trouble getting around the city of burlington quickly put emergency management team to work to deal with all the extra phone calls that were coming in. people were shocked to see just how much rain fell and some people had to call friends and relatives for help. >> friend of mine listed my daughter out of the car. because that's how intense it was. >> there was so much water. it was ridiculous of how much water was out here. and i've been coming over here all my life as a little girl. never seen nothing like this. >>>, and, again, the biggest trouble that you're going to have this morning may just be looking out for anything that's maybe left overin the roadways this morning. the roads themselves pretty dry at this point. haven't seen any trouble sofa r th . reporting live. >>> 6:04. trial begins today for a bucks county nurse accused of secret livid owe taping patients. including 17-year-old girl. nurse at lower makefield township. prosecutors say the teenager saw a phone on the floor as she undressed in a treatment room. investigators found videos of the teen and even

and moving out of burlington county as well as by atlantic city.y the rain cooled air. so a lot of us are in the 70s. 69 for atlantic city. and temperatures will be falling more, overnight and more showers kind of rolling through the area especially north and west. this is at about midnight, again very spotty in nature. nothing to write home about. we goet to otomorrow morning, we're tracking showers across a good deem of tdeal of the area we could have pockets of herrier rain. an isolated storm possible to fire off as these roll on through. and then move out by around 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. so tomorrow not a washout, about in out showers through of the day. no rain wednesday, but wednesday will feel more summer like with higher heat and humidity. highs for tomorrow, not quite too warm yet that is. we're the a 83 the forecast in philadelphia, 81 in the lehigh valley. only upper 70s for the jersey shore and delaware, where more steady rain is possible throughout the day. as i mentioned, yesterday was very nice. today the humidity is up just a smidge, b

city philadelphi philadelphia. aglow this quiet evening and certainly was not quiet. and northern burlington county earlier in the day. the storms were far less widespread today and but from storm it pops and it sat and dumped down torrential rain over portions of burlington county and burlington township we talked about earlier closed in both directions for a period of time. 95 in man field burlington country closed and now we're seeing issues with apartment flooding and homes being flooded and main concern potential for flooding along the delaware and also some creek flooding due to the excessive rainfall that we've seen over the last couple hours and really the last month as well. and this flood warning remains in effect for the areas including southeastern bucks and northern burlington until 1:15 in the morning and heavy rain cleared out and that is good news and cluster of thunderstorms developing later in the evening hours through the lehigh valley and that winding down and dealing with lingering light to moderate rainfall. raindrops still falling in and around wilmington. as we head i

warnings for the following counties and near the city of philadelphia pennsylvania birds books chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia and new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester mercer monmouth and salem in delaware can't in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland including chesapeake bay north of fools island this concludes the weekly test of noah weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to know whether the all hazards. actually toxic. some months later would study its side effects on the prisoners. kind of thing. and there's no way you know what. they were and if. we would put it. with. him when. we found one of the doctors that perform the tests at holmesburg in the one nine hundred sixty s. . today he's an oncologist at northwestern hospital in chicago. sigman vitamin is preparing to retire. he is one of the few witnesses still alive every day i had. twenty. they were coming in all day. all day long people were absolutely it was. a machine. in one nine hundred sixty seven sigman weitzman was only twenty one years old he was an intern at holmesburg th

city philadelphi philadelphia. aglow this quiet evening and certainly was not quiet. and northern burlington county earlier in the day. the storms were far less widespread today and but from storm it pops and it sat and dumped down torrential rain over portions of burlington county and burlington township we talked about earlier closed in both directions for a period of time. 95 in man field burlington country closed and now we're seeing issues with apartment flooding and homes being flooded and main concern potential for flooding along the delaware and also some creek flooding due to the excessive rainfall that we've seen over the last couple hours and really the last month as well. and this flood warning remains in effect for the areas including southeastern bucks and northern burlington until 1:15 in the morning and heavy rain cleared out and that is good news and cluster of thunderstorms developing later in the evening hours through the lehigh valley and that winding down and dealing with lingering light to moderate rainfall. raindrops still falling in and around wilmington. as we head i

city. as you get around burlington county, eavesham, cherry hill, gloucester, ac expressway. wers out. there heaviest stayedest rain pushing off east. here's a little time collapse photography showing rain and storms blowing through the city 2:00 this mourning into mercer county and reports of damage to the north and west. this is out of here. rain totaling around 1 to 3" in parts of area and lots of rain across the area. still overcast skies. 70 with calm winds and dew point numbers starting to fall. this is close to 780 at one point and moisture levels are dropping and setting same for beautiful afternoon eventually and dealing with clouds temperatures around 70. norm and west. rain cooled numbers into 60s. good morning plymouth meeting 66. >> chester good morning to you 69. >> here'set cold front across the region. lots of sunshine. acres of sunshine from the ohio valley up towards break lakes. this locks in the idea of sunshine today and tomorrow. however, there's another storm on the boards to the rockies. this is area of low pressure that will come out of the rockies and

burlington county. matt. >> thanks matt. a victim's remains have been identified at ground zero in new york city nearly 16 years after the september medical sam inter's office office, examiner's is keeping the name private at the family's request. they have just started using into your more sensitive dna testing to try and match to the 2,750 people killed at ground zero. 40 percent of the remains have yet to be identified. >> an oklahoma woman badly injured herself in a tornado and she is sharing her harrowing story. the tornado barreled through tulsa with wind speeds up to 130 miles an hour. they were sitting next to the window inside a tgi friday'sly. >> the window burst and i got shattered with glass embedded in me and stuff and whatever came at me hit in the back of the head and we got thrown. >> daniels says an ac unit fell on top of her and her son but she says her son is doing okay. 10 businesses in the area including the tgi friday's have actually had to be condemned because they were so badly damaged. >>> and the bittersweet update here. walt disney world installed a statue to honor that toddler killed in an alligator att

following counties and memory areas near the city of philadelphia in pennsylvania burke's books chester delaware montgomery and somebody else via new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester hundred mercer manas and salem in delaware camp in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north pools island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k.-i each twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. haitink throat cutting exclaimed they've been listen i sing verses from the koran during play time well they have a porter they skip classes because they kinda goggles fish and does not fit in with that beliefs we spoke to the coordination director of the facility good to speak to says but even more concerns now about the children also what happened in spain. in fact there was a leak about an internal document made up by kindergarten leaders in the framework of an initiative to strengthen their garden leaders and to train them to recognize signs of possible radicalize ation in a very early stage with toddlers and in the afterm

city, no problems for you. we're still watching speed restrictions over the betsy ross bridge. no openings for now over the burlingtonith more cameras when i come back. >> thank you. >>> 5:16. boy, i think it's something to be a pretty nice day after last night was -- >> i can tell you, it was scary but fantastic in the sky. i got up and took pictures. >> of course you did. >> of course i did. meteorologist bill henley, what's to come? >> it was an awesome storm but those storms are offshore. completely offshore. the moisture coming back is a little light fog that's blocking this view. still some clouds over philadelphia, the lehigh valley. it's still steamy. the humidity is high not just at the shore, you can fill it inland as well. in philadelphia, 62 at the airport. chestnut hills, 72 degrees. look what happens during the day. we're getting a warm, muggy start. the temperatures will peak in the 80s. that's a good 10 degrees lower than yesterday. also look what goes lower. this other line, that's the moisture line. look how it dips. that's dry air that's going to be flooding into the area today. and it goes even lo

burlington county earlier this evening. but look at the heavy rainfall right now. cape may moving toward wildwood. also, as you move toward atlantic city. rainfall rates half an inch to an inch sections of delaware. take a look at the latest flood advisories sections of kent also sussex county and as we go hour by hour, after about 11:00 o'clock, toward midnight, the rainfall is pulling away and that will mean much improved weather bite upcoming weekend here's a look at temperatures tomorrow. 89 philadelphia. upper 70s in the poconos. and mid 80s in wildwood. that entire weekend forecast and the eclipse update coming up. >>> all right. scott, thank you. the thunderstorm in our area left a beautiful site hyped. take look at some of these pictures. you can see a rainbow formed our viewers sending these pictures in once the skies cleared. these photos on video are from sent city philadelphia, cherry hill, new jersey, and collingswood. >>> well, this man is off the streets to night. accused of a stabbing a woman to death in pemberton township, burlington county. police say 41-year-old frank walker iii brutally attacked woman behind a vacan

in center city, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> now to evesham burlington county, where a family is of their home tonight after it got hit by lightning. you can see the damage on the roof and the unit block of paddock road. police say that a fire broke out in the attic around 2:30 this afternoon. there's too much water damage for the family of four to live there right knowledge thankfully no one is hurt. >>> weather tolls blame for this mess. route 70 in marlton was closed after a electrical lines came down around 5:00 to tonight and sparked a fire as they hit the road. that road was closed in both directions but has since reopened. >>> and there was heavy rain to deal right around rush hour some areas had more than an inch of rain and just a short period of time. one nice thing, though, scott i guess the calm after today's storms. >> absolutely. we saw the daytime heating that sunshine, those downpours across parts of the area, but many saw a nice sunset and also take a look at this. a rainbow out of aston, pennsylvania. so of course, with that sunshine the refraction and the refle

city live avenue now. we're about two minutes away from an opening for the burlington bristol.re's a crash in cheltenhem. we'll end here with this new accident on the the p.a. turnpike near lansdale. >>> just before 7:00. a little cooler this morning than just an hour ago. 68 degrees in philadelphia. sunny skies all day long. like yesterday, humidity will be dropping during the day. 72 degrees at 9:00. but lunchtime, up to 82 fwres. and a warm-up into the 80s. really comfortable. bright, sunny skies all day long. looking for cooler temperatures. you'll find them at the shore. a nice sea breeze blowing this afternoon. 79 degrees at the shore. that 86 degrees in philadelphia, that's normal for this time of year. no extreme heat coming our way.. we will get more wet weather due in this weekend. enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. >> and we will at the links today. >> backpack-a-thon. >>> we'll have localup dates throughout the morning. >> thanks for watching 37 "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning. target america. a top north korean general says plans to be finalized. as

middletown westchester didn't have a delaware grace gloucester city for chester willingboro west pennsville fillmore west down woodbury and burlington to report severe weather contact your nearest law enforcement agency they will send your report to the national weather service office in mount holly new jersey in addition to large hail and frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six forty five pm for the following county newcastle delaware and the following counties in maryland cecil and can't in the following counties new jersey burlington camden gloucester and salem in the following counties in pennsylvania chester delaware and philadelphia. well justice work in your own community. and to support the work of a.n.c. for. the fascist organizing in general all right thank you so much gentleman thank you for joining me that was andrew batchelor organizer of the d.c. anti-fascist coalition and gerald horne professor of history and african-american st

city is about 86 for this time of year. look at the northeast as a whole little cool through southeastern parts of canada in burlington, certainly and new england. a taste of fall and this weather pattern is going to continue as far as the cool temperatures are concerned and in and out of some showers and storms. clear for now, but not for long. high pressure is dominating our weather. we're watching this area of low pressure stationary front that's been hanging around the minute atlantic and deep south for the past couple of days. high pressure builds in we get more one more golden day and then we'll watch this area of low pressure and this front slowly lift toward the north. so we get in on unsettled weather by the weekend. but for your thursday, it's looking like another perfect day. so we'll go hour by hour and you'll see clear skies tonight. they'll be moonlit. during the day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. some clouds role in by friday morning. friday i would say a partly is movely cloudy day with a few spotty showers here or there. i think anything significant will hold off till saturday. you look at the probability of prec

burlington county in southern new jersey southwestern philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until one fifteen am. at twelve twenty nine am a severe thunderstorm was located over woodbury heights or near gloucester city moving east at forty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expected to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia camden gloucester city cherry hill mount laurel what he's meant for west glassboro lindenwold numbered more. clayton berlin and tabernacle for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until one fifteen am for the following counties in new jersey burlington camden gloucester and ocean and philadelphia pennsylvania. and the result perfectly pink rounded slices if you grasp the basics well let's rewind a little to see the detail that changes everything. to obtain this fine there's another very important step. you have to inject the meat. a machine with a dozen syringes injects a liquid into

city, dry right now. we are seeing some scattered showers inland. you can see them moving through. gloucester, camden and burlington counties. sprinkles really. the heavier wet weather is still to our southwest. but this is trending our way. so it moves in during the day today. if you're moving out the door, grab the um brel will. may not need it right now. 68 degrees, but the chance of showers and thunderstorms will be with us as we go into the late morning and afternoon hours. that's at noontime a chance of a thunderstorm for the lehigh valley. the. temperatures will slowly climb into the 80s for philadelphia. but upper 70s for the suburbs. and into the low 80s for new jersey and lehigh valley while the shores 78 degrees with a chance of thunderstorms. along with delaware up to 78. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you the heavier do downpours are more likely. let's see how the traffic is looking. jessica boyington has an update. >> we'll start with the westbound side. we had an earlier crash, but they blocked off all the lanes to get it there. you're seeing the westbound delay here moving by gerard avenue

burlington county prosecutor says this case is still very active but so far, no arrests. residents are playing a waiting game. a judge is expected to rule tomorrow morning on the ongoing doom debate. the city of margate passed. the large ponds created over the dunes is a temporary problem. the environmental engineer says this is the worst public health hazard she's ever seen. >> they're stumped. they knew that margate did not need this. >> my concerns are for the health and safety. my grandchildren are coming down this weekend and i'm concerned about them walking through that. >> the jong will decide whether or not to halt the dunes project. south philadelphia is one step closer to getting a casino. today the gaming control board approved the $600 million casino project. time to break out the tickets. the jackpot is up to an estimated $323.5 million. here's the anybody's. 12, 30, 36, 47, 62 rand the powerball is 9. i played, i got to look. last night was all about megamillions. that's climbed to 382 million bucks. it's the first time that both jackpots have been in excess of $300 million at the same time. the next drawing is friday. you know what that music means. we're getting closer and

directions in and out of center city very crowded now and traveling westbound delays from the parkway to 76 and eastbound side 76 to 95. it's very crowded. but an issue in burlington county, an accident and i am told that all lanes are blocked here on route 540, at sunset road and give yourself time there. if you travel along 63 at 40 foot road to the pa extension ramp an overturned vehicle blocking the exit there. >>> up next a barricade inside a montgomery county church. you'll hear from parishioners that witnessed it all. and charges are filed for a bus crash in a sent local students to the hospital. and taking a different approach to fighting the opioid epidemic, what a local town is doing as part of the latest effort to crack down on drugs. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up t

city. most of the heavy rainfall now shifting toward barrington, cherry hill, bucks a wet go along the new jersey turnpike also 295 through sections of camden county and also burlington county. airport delays about two and a half hours right now at the philadelphia international airport. stale lot of lightning with this activity as well. so coming up, we'll talk much more about this really unsettled pattern for the remainder of the week. back over to you. >> all right. scott. crazy. route 70 closed in both directions breaking news right now in the marlton area. wires are down because of the severe weather that's ripping through burlington county right now. those wires came down about an hour ago. you can see traffic is diverted off the highway there. the good news is, there nor reports of any injuries and of course we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest. >>> you saw this first on fox. a man sworn to protect and serve allegedly put a lot of people in danger this morning. it happened in north philadelphia early this morning. people couldn't believe their eyes. a jeep came ping-ponging off a parked cars before daylight. >> behind the wheel, police tell us an

burlington bristol. alternating single lane traffic there. they sometimes clear that a little early. ben franklin bridge is clear. still watching the schuylkill expressway for construction there, east and westbound in between the blue route and city line avenue, right now westbound showing yellow for a little bit of slow on the drive time, but for the most part, you can get by pretty well. starts around city line avenue. but from the blue route to the vine on the eastbound side, just 13 minutes. not seeing anything there even with some of the lanes lost. >>> and new from overnight, a woman was trapped on the roof of h her home while her ex-boyfriend was in a stacndoff with police. he became yuch set after the woman handed him a restraining order and he told her called 911, he would shoot officers. she climbed on to the roof and call 911 anyone. he is now in police custody. >>> president trump ignited a new round of rage from critics after defend his original comments on the charlottesville violence. >> in a heated conference with reporters, he said not everyone involved in the violence is being held accountable by the public. >> i think there is blame on both sides. and i have no duty abooubt aboud you don't have any doubt about

burlington bristol. alternating single lane traffic there. they sometimes clear that a little early. ben franklin bridge is clear. still watching the schuylkill expressway for construction there, east and westbound in between the blue route and cityr a little bit of slow on the drive time, but for the most part, you can get by pretty well. starts around city line avenue. but from the blue route to the vine on the eastbound side, just 13 minutes. not seeing anything there even with some of the lanes lost. >>> and new from overnight, a woman was trapped on the roof of h her home while her ex-boyfriend was in a