and so to cape coast. a sunny and beautiful spot now, with palm trees and long sandy beaches. from the traffic and chaos of accra. and at its heart lies this imposing castle. this place looks beautiful on the outside, but inside it's got a dark history. it's estimated that in total, around 11 million people were taken from africa, bound for the americas. all along this coastline were forts, where men, women and children would be held in miserable conditions, before their dangerous journey. this was the largest of those forts. these days, it's a museum. so this was a male dungeon. yes, the men were separated from the women. this dungeon was designed for 1,000 people. they stayed here for about three months on average. occasionally they were let out to be fed, and also to crack stones with cannon balls. a few years ago, during restoration works, archaeologists took up and examined some of the materials on the floor. so they left a small portion of it here, to probably tell the rest of the story. so this is made up of faeces, blood, decomposed bodies, clothes, food, vomit, sweat,

throughout the world and the research shows most great whites in the north atlantic ocean off the cape cod coastpend their younger years eating fish off of jersey's delaware shores. >> just relax, swim around, don't worry, probably won't eat you >> probably. >>> police are investigating the death of an infant in southwest philadelphia. the six week old was found unresponsive in the 5800 block of willows avenue and pronounced at children's hospital. they're investigating the baby's death as suspicious, no arrests have been made. >>> new developments in the russia election med link investigation. the washington is reporting jared kushner talked with the russian ambassador about creating a secret channel between the trump transition team and krimlin. the fbi is looking into it. >>> the president and six other heads of state will hold seven more meetings tomorrowly during a working lunch the g7 discussed efforts to combat terrorism. a top white house official said the president's use on climate change are evolving following discussions. >>> attention septa riders, fares going up. the rate increase t

throughout the world and the research shows most great whites in the north atlantic ocean off the cape cod coastpend their younger years eating fish off of jersey's delaware shores. >> just relax, swim around, don't worry, probably won't eat you >> probably. >>> police are investigating the death of an infant in southwest philadelphia. the six week old was found unresponsive in the 5800 block of willows avenue and pronounced at children's hospital. they're investigating the baby's death as suspicious, no arrests have been made. >>> new developments in the russia election med link investigation. the washington is reporting jared kushner talked with the russian ambassador about creating a secret channel between the trump transition team and krimlin. the fbi is looking into it. >>> the president and six other heads of state will hold seven more meetings tomorrowly during a working lunch the g7 discussed efforts to combat terrorism. a top white house official said the president's use on climate change are evolving following discussions. >>> attention septa riders, fares going up. the rate increase t

if you're atlantic city down the coast toward cape may, you're down to a little drizzle. but the active precipitation appears to be done. there's another cluster of precipitation moving through reading and pushing toward allentown. this won't be around too much longer, these cells are not moving all that quickly. they might take a little while to get past you. creek we're looking at improvement this morning. areas north and east of philadelphia, say around trenton, might be stuck with rain a little bit longer. there's the wide view. taking a look outside we have sky6 live hd there's the battleship new jersey and appropriately lit up nice and bright for memorial day, i wouldn't be surprised if that is the scene of some of our ceremonies today, of course, honor your verdicts those who have fallen. i like to say on memorial day it's nice to give a salute and pat on the back for our surviving veterans and thank them for the service. 52 degrees, breezy and cool out there. future tracker 6 showing you the precipitation i showed you on radar, pulls away from us around 9:00 a.m.

we do have that along the coast. cape may county into wildwood, sea aisle reporting light rainfall. same case beaches in delaware, lewes in rehoboth beach, seeing the light rain, we do have moisture up wind this area of precipitation will continue to work its way to the northeast. rain chances will persist overnight. we have this one area of low pressure giving us the rain showers overnight then a secondary area of low pressure. a stronger more moisturely system that will arrive thursday dealing with periods of rain and imbedded thunderstorms. for tonight, scattered showers especially i95, breaks of sunshine a high temperature at 72. future weather showing us what's happening as we head into the overnight periods, seeing showers lingering around in the morning, we're going to go see clearing or breaks in the clouds into the afternoon, quiet as we head to wednesday, then on thursday, the rain will likely be heavier in intensity than anything we'll see overnight as we head throughout the day thursday. friday we finally start to dry out. decreasing clouds, breezy condition, high temper

we do have that along the coast. cape may county into wildwood, sea aisle reporting light rainfall. same case beaches in delaware, lewes in rehoboth beach, seeing the light rain, we do have moisture up wind this area of precipitation will continue to work its way to the northeast. rain chances will persist overnight. we have this one area of low pressure giving us the rain showers overnight then a secondary area of low pressure. a stronger more moisturely system that will arrive thursday dealing with periods of rain and imbedded thunderstorms. for tonight, scattered showers especially i95, breaks of sunshine a high temperature at 72. future weather showing us what's happening as we head into the overnight periods, seeing showers lingering around in the morning, we're going to go see clearing or breaks in the clouds into the afternoon, quiet as we head to wednesday, then on thursday, the rain will likely be heavier in intensity than anything we'll see overnight as we head throughout the day thursday. friday we finally start to dry out. decreasing clouds, breezy condition, high temper

coast and cape may, 60. 64 in beach haven. we have partly cloudy skies.ttled weather. we have a frontal boundary across the virginias and carolinas drifting southward overnight. we have a coastal advisory until 2:00 a.m. minor flooding is a concern at the time of high tide. seaside heights cape may. the wave height at the ocean, two to three feet high and at the bay, two feet or less. here's the set up for us sunday. clouds and sunshine tomorrow. a high temperature at 75. the majority of the day looks dry. late in the day sunday, we are tracking more showers. it's because of the frontal boundary moving eastward. monday, maxing to the upper 70s for memorial day. shower in the forecast. future tracker 6 showing 9:00 in the morning, a few sunny breaks. the cloud clouds thicken up. by 5:30, spotty showers popping up south jersey and delaware. 10:30 or 11:00, a weather day sunday and monday. timing out your plans for monday, the actual holiday, 8:0. it's cloudy. 11:00 a.m., 66 with showers. 72 by 2:00 in the afternoon, a few sunny breaks. the seven-day forecas

right now in the city, 60. 60 in allentown, 63 poconos, 61 reading, coast and cape may, 60. 69 in oceansatellite 6 with action radar, there's the frontal boundary we are tracking, northward through the overnight hours. we are in and out of moisture now and through the morning hours. shower in the morning and a high of 76-degrees. timeout the precipitation for you overnight, 1:30 to 2:00 in the morning, poconos to philadelphia into delaware. we have pockets of heavy moisture. 6:00 in the morning, we are not out of the woods yet tracking rain from south jersey to our northwest suburbs. by 10:00 tomorrow morning, we have activity shifting north and east. we have a mostly cloudy sky in the wake of that. a lot of instability in the atmosphere, accounting for a pop up stray tomorrow tomorrow afternoon. in the city, poconos, for memorial day, we have you covered. the high at 65. easterly winds, showers likely. in the city tomorrow, morning shower, cloudy and something popping up in the afternoon. a high in the upper 70s. 66-degrees with clouds and sun in the poconos. early rain tomorrow, cloud

toms river, down the coast in cape may, 70. 62 in the ocean water. cooler up north, warmer down south. another caveat at the shore there could drizzle at times. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 70 mostly cloudy skies overall, mainly dry, but you have to look out for the spotty shower. clouds and sun on tuesday, 72 is the high. a late shower or thunderstorm possible. most of that activity north and then clouds and sun on wednesday, 80 as we bust into the warm sector again, late thunderstorm there. thursday partly sunny and nice. no rain on thursday, 78. sun to clouds on friday, late day or evening thunderstorm working its way back in 79. looks like upper 70s this weekend kids maybe a thunderstorm or shower on saturday late in the day and sunday has showers. >>> tragedy during fleet week, a u.s. navy seal is killed in a freak accident during a parachute demonstration. >> thousands of people spent the weekend stuck in airports because of appear computer system outage. >> reporter: it's nice and quiet in burlington county creek

outside in philadelphia, 88 degrees 87 in allentown and 78 in the poconos and at the coast in cape may 80 and dover 87 and you have the humidity to contend with, so in most spots it feels like the 90s when you factor in the humidity. here is satellite sheriff you look off to the west and we are tracking a frontal boundary draped in the ohio valley and portions of the great lakes. you see showers breaking out ahead of of the main line and we track the activity through the afternoon hours. essentially a warm front and cold front dipping down to the south and high pressure over the great lakes and the ridge of high pressure over the great lakes and that will cool us off in time for the start of of our weekend. >> so as we go throughout the rest of today. 2:00 this afternoon. we have a temperature of 91 degrees, 4:00 p.m. clouds and sun and a temperature of 91, an isolated shower or storm is likely and 6:00 in the upper 80s. 82 at 8:00 p.m. and down into the 70s at 10:00 p.m. future tracker 6 showing you we have a couple of showers we are tracking. showers at 4:00 in the afternoon from a w

well below the average of 78 this time of year. 66 in lancaster, 62 in allentown at the coast in capeown in dover coming in at 64 degrees. here is satellite6 along with action radar t you can see the moisture and the rain we had earlier today. it's lifting on off to our north and east but we still have a mostly cloudy sky in the wake of that of activity and you notice off to the west still clouds that we're tracking even as we go throughout the rest of tonight. so, over the next 12 hours patchy fog, areas of drizzle, otherwise lots of clouds around. we drop down to 54 in allentown, 57 in lancaster, 55 degrees in reading. we'll bottom out at 58 in the city for the overnight low at the boardwalk in cape may dropping down to 57 degrees. fast forward into tuesday. still stuck under the clouds. 59 degrees as we get the day started at 7:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., in at 66 the upper 60's to 70 as we go throughout the afternoon hours, but as we get into tomorrow afternoon, we'll be tracking a frontal boundary making some progress. so, future tracker six showing you 7:30 tomorrow morning still mos

62 in the city, 61 for reading and allentown up in the poconos right now, 59, it's cool at the coast in cape in dover we're coming in at 63. you look at the due point number, yesterday we had due point numbers in the 60's and 70's, you have that summertime oppressive air. the heat wave is gone and due point numbers are in the 40's. any time you have number at 50 degrees or lower. you got a pretty comfortable air mass. it is cooler today. some spots you can say it's a little bit on the refreshing side. here's satellite 6 along with action radar, clear skies across new england but the ridge of high pressure is to our north, we're tapping in to an easterly wind and that's why we got a amount of cloud cover across the midatlantic region, showers across the great lakes and the ohio valley stay away from our area. for the rest of tonight. next 12 hour, mostly cloudy, it is cool, we'll drop down to 50 in the suburbs is and 52 in philadelphia for the overnight low. we've got the constant east to north easterly wind makes it on the cool side and you have those clouds overhead at six to 12 miles per h

gusts in philadelphia 30 miles per hour wilmington and gusts in dover 25 and same at the coast of cape may and atlantic city 28 miles per hour. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got an upper level low slowly moving through the region and showers through the overnight hours and early this morning moving north and east and more activity making its way eastward as the day wears on. the phils are at home. first pitch, 7:05, first pitch 72 and once we get foo the ninth inning it's 67 and 2:30 this afternoon spotty showers from the poconos to the shore. they will be hit and miss across the region and 7:30 tonight most of that activity will start to dissipate and fall apart and we'll repeat the pattern as we get into the rest of our holiday weekend. on this get away friday at the shore it's breezy and mild with a temperature of 73, and at the city a nice mixture of sun and clouds and numbers will be in the middle to upper 70s and at the poconos, cloudy with a spotty shower, a high temperature of 66 degrees. we are talking about keeping the umbrellas on stand by and it's not

stormtracker 6 live double scan you see there is moisture off the coast of cape may, and a little bite down on the other side of wilmington and down toward baltimore, but as we take a closer look you see how there is a lot of holes being purged in the rain and tries to push to the northeast and fall apart and opens up holes in the middle. that is an indication of dry air in place locally. later this afternoon maybe a sprinkle or shower in delaware and parts of south jersey but moster us stay dry until this evening. 66 in philadelphia and your winds are light at 6 miles per hour. lets take a look outside and see what the cloud cover looks like. it looks thick over the ben franklin bridge and that is what you expect to see the rest of the afternoon. every now and then some of you get a sunny break but we expect to warm up a bit. the wide view on satellite shows you the cloud cover and the tendency of this rain to look ominous and then thin out and fall apart and even rotate out to sea before it gets here. yes a chance of a sprinkle or shower this have afternoon. temperatures are expecte

scientists tracking mary lee, a 16-foot shark, say she was spotted off the coast of cape may. cisco swam in between cape may and rehoboth beach. you can track the sharks on nbc10 on and on our nbc10 app. >>> "america's got talent" returns to nbc10 tonight. >> this season the show has a new host. supermodel tyra banks takes the reins of the show alongside regular simon cowell, heidi klum, and howie mandel. the show highlights some of the most talented people from across the country. and there's surprises ahead including a rather musically talented chicken. >>> also, dancing takes center stage with the premiere of "world of dance." jennifer lopez will judge teams and single dancers in everything from ballroom to hip-hop to clogging. dancers will compete for a million-dollar prize. watch "america's got talent" at 8:00 followed by "world of dance" at 10:00. then, of course, nbc10 news at 11:00. >> i look forward to that. i like the team idea. there can be singles and whole teams. >> fun. >>> now for more coming up on "nbc10 news today" -- >> jurors return to court to deliberate in

cooler at the coast in cape may 62 with that wind off the water. dover coming in at 64. we will talk about what we can expect for the rest of tonight and into the holiday on monday rain will continue to develop from the south and lift northward and it shifts from the southwest to northeasterly direction and as we get into monday, we have a lot of clearing taking place between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but with that said, still a lot of instability in the atmosphere so we will have to allow for a stray afternoon shower, or thunderstorm as we get into the memorial day. we will take a closer look and plan out your activities for the city, shore, poconos and we will have the full, exclusive accu weather forecast. >> all right, thanks, melissa. >>> as so many enjoyed time spending time with friend and family this memorial day weekend, it is most of all, a time to honor the men and women who for the and died for our country. communities all across the area are doing just that. "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at penns landing how our nation's her

at the coast in cape may with that southeasterly wind, it is cooler.e may into beach haven are holding in the upper 50's. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see the change headed our way in time for the start of the workweek. we have an area of low pressure out across great lakes and this trailing frontal boundary with the cold front, stretched out across the great lakes, and ohio valley. this will work its way east ward as we go throughout the overnight hours and into the start of the day tomorrow. so, for the rest of tonight, it is mostly cloud which that rain developing, late, and then we will drop down to 53 in allentown. fifty-four in reading. overnight low in philadelphia drops down to 57. we will bottom out at 58 there in cape may. then we will track precipitation. as early at tomorrow morning. so future tracker six is showing you at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a little bit of wet weather but as we go throughout the rest of the morning, commute, and 8:00 o'clock you can see those showers and heavier pockets of rain, setting up on i-9

lehigh veil, poconos we are seeing sunshine break ing out over last couple of hours, along the coast, capeounty, delaware beaches seeing a couple rays penetrate ago this cloud deck but as we head in the overnight period overcast skies return areas of fog developing period of drizzle and mist and all thanks to the lovely easterly wind off the atlantic. we are dealing with balmy conditions right now in the poconos, so if you are commuting back from the cabin, leave yourself some extra time visibility down to a mile right now in the higher elevations, along the coast we will head out before this coatsal flood advisory kicks in at 10:00 p.m. in effect for new jersey coast and delaware beach. we could see minor flooding once again along the coast because of that easterly wind flow, high tide time tonight about 11:30 to little after midnight. so definitely hit road before we could see some low road closures because of that minor flooding. for the day tomorrow another in the so great looking day, dreary once again with scattered rain developing, high temperatures running below average once again

you're looking at an empty beach in cape may and up the coast and things are not looking too much better. nbc 10's drew smith is live in ventnor tonight. >> reporter: we were expecting a concert to be going on but they postponed it becaused of rain. a lot of people are still out on the beat. a lot of people determined to make this a good memorial day weekend and if you look over in the boardwalk there are a ton of people out and walking around. it is a little rainy right now but people say they are going to make the most of this. >> the band managed to set up only to quickly start moving everything off the gazebo and back into the truck. >> we just made the call. we're going to postpone until tomorrow, monday. >> heavy clouds and some rain moving in had people putting on warmer clothes as they hustled off the beach and others didn't mind playing some soccer down on the sand and going for a walk up on the boards. >> beach, walking the boardwalk and boyaking the boardwalk and having some beers, burgers, you know, just enjoying the weekend. >> reporter: not a bad way to spend a sunday in la

a closer look can show that torrential rain is just off the coast of cape may, long beach island getting clipped by heavier rain, lighter showers back into the central part of atlantic county here but it ends for the most part as you work farther inland and that's the trend for this evening. impressive totals especially to the south and east of philadelphia. far less to the north and west, lehigh valley around .10 inch. 2-3 inches of rain in southern new jersey, parts of atlantic county, millville picking up 2.31 inches and in that zone where we saw the heavy rain during the day today, flood advisory is still up until 4:45 p.m. for some minor flooding. we'll talk about another round of heavy rain coming up in the full forecast. >> remember you can always get the hourly forecast, and check radar any time on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> bill cosby is waiting to learn who will make up the jury for his case. he's in court while his defense time and prosecutors work to select jurors from allegheny county. bob brooks is outside of the courtho

lancaster philadelphia and upper 60's in trenton and as you move closer to the coast it's mid 60's down the shore in capeoast in atlantic city. rockies and phillies tonight. phillies trying to win one this week against the rockies. mostly cloudy, 67 for the first pitch. 59 in the ninth inning. the clouds may increase a bit as the game goes on and you want to bring an extra layer of clothing as the temperatures start to drop in the later innings but it is going to be dry tonight. and then overnight more rain arrives. by 3 o'clock in the morning we'll start to see it push up through wilmington and millville. could be some rumbles of thunder overnight and more of the same tomorrow morning for the rush hour. another wet one. only pockets of steadier rain tomorrow morning and maybe a thunderstorm as well. the rest of the day, though, we taper off to just spotty showers and that pattern continues straight into the evening tomorrow. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, today clouds and showers giving way to sunshine. 71 degrees is your nice high. tomorrow a high of just 68 with lots of clouds and at times

cape may. just up the coast, atlantic city still see something showers. the showers are in central new jersey and pennsylvania, too. atlantic city getting light rain. ship bottom seeing rain showers. it's tapering off in philadelphia. i'm watching another line of showers, steadier into burks county and the lehigh valley now. allentown getting light rain along with lynn, just moving into lehigh. to the south, these showers are moving through chester county. coatesville seeing some light fog along with showers this morning. visibility at one mile there. and newark, you're about to get a few more raindrops before the showers taper off for most of the day. most of the day is dry. this afternoon, it's going to be dry for just about everyone. philadelphia, 59. 58 in the lehigh valley. showers in the suburbs, 55 degrees. there's a chance of scattered showers this morning, but it becomes less likely as we go into the late morning hours. 61 degrees at lunchtime. won't be a warm day. typically close to 80 degrees for memorial day. today 60s for new jersey, the subu

at the coast in cape may, 63. ocean city coming in at 58.ight, mostly cloudy, patchy fog and areas of drizzle, especially with that easterly wind. we'll drop down to 54 in the suburbs and 58 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. something to keep in mind for our coastal communities. there's a coastal flood advisory from seaside heights down to cape may in new jersey on westward into bowers beach and rehoboth beach, minor flooding is a concern at the time of high tide and the ocean high tide between 11:30 and 12:30 a.m., the back bays will be a little later in the overnight hours. this stays up until 4:00 a.m. on tuesday. so, the setup for us on our tuesday, tomorrow mostly cloudy, an evening shower or thunderstorm, the best bet of finding that activity looks to be north and west of the 95 corridor. otherwise another cool day, a high temperature in philadelphia only 70, 69 in allentown, at the boardwalk 64, 73 degrees the high temperature in dover. here's the setup for us for the middle half of our work week. we're tracking a front t

pushing east of trenton and belmawr and surf city another one plowing along the coast in atlantic city moving along from cape may another heavy cell climbing through dover and crossing the delaware bay and about to come ashore in cumberland county and salem county and some of the counties are seeing that. there's another batch on the other side of dover, just to the south and east of baltimore. so we're not threw with this yet. effortly -- eventually we expect the entire batch to shift toward the east. the swatch that's being seeing the heavy rain since dawn this morning is under a flood advisory. this is up until 1:00 p.m. i could see it go past that. our big concern is streets and poor drainage areas taking on water. you want to be careful traveling at too high a speed on the roads covered by green. you could hit the piledup water that has not had a chance to run off. this morning we showed you rain on the other side the washington, d.c. it's pushing toward the east. over the next several hours it will filter to the i-95 corridor and head to the shore. 60 degrees is the current temperature. 57 degrees in a

coast of south africa. we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the research there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. to offset the human weight. we are excited to feature those in the middle space in middle passage. we do not have images in this space. we chose to allow the first-person voice to carry the space. we wanted those who went through the experience to speak for themselves. the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved but you also hear voices of crew members. you hear voices of slaves ship surgeons. the horrors of the experience but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, resilience, and the survival. we think of human suffering you resiliencenk of the of someone who can hold on during that experience. >> every morning, perhaps more instances than one have found of the li

was involved in rescue speed they had established a series of huts along the coast of massachusetts, particularly along cape cod. and their mission was to save shipwrecks failures -- shipwrecked sailors. so it was logical that forbes would be at the center of this. he was locally known as black been forbes. that had more to do with the color of his hair then his disposition. forbes was at the center to borrow the jamestown, to use and carry her to ireland. a crew for the jamestown was enlisted. the first and second mates were members of the marine society. both of these men were captains in their own right. other members of the society helped recruit men to join the crew. 68 men signed on, 23 from boston. all others were new englanders. only other -- only one other person was identified as irish. nearly half of the crew. given the large number of foreigners, it is interesting so many american sale on the jamestown. on march 28 the jamestown went away. running before a brisk northwest wind is always interesting, sailing vessels always sailed. seem to be a cliche of sorts and was accompanied by the esteemed t

coast. just what you would expect. there's the fog from the cape all the way to point conception. the fog will stick around and thicken out. the marine layer is 1,000 feet deep. then tonight it's going to be about 1,500 feet deep and push further inland. the average coastal hills average about 1,000 feet. right now most of the cool air is trapped behind the hills. here's another shot. there's touch tower. you can see the fog kind of stuck on the head lands out there. but as it deepens out it will shoot in over the top and make it into the valley and make it into livermore valley. here's what the model shows. see how it pushes it all in? this is the time of year how fat the marine layer is and how thin it is. when it gets fat and thicker, things will start to cool down. that happens tomorrow in earnest. we're going to see 60s along the coast. 70s around the bay. mid to upper 80s in the hot spots with a few low 90s. that's a big departure from where we were today. that trend continues this week. >>> a bay area mother wanted for a dui crash that killed a 3- year-old boy turns herself

rutchers tagged mary lee off cape odd massachusetts in 2012 she's traveled up and down the east coastf miles. she weighs about 3500 pounds. 16 feet long by the way. researchers say she inn cisco hanging out this month near cape may and rehoboth beach. >>> talking about sharks. check out these pictures captured by an australian fisherman after a great white shark jumped on to his boat. luckily his 15 feet foot boat had enough room for him to get away from the 9-foot shark who took some of his arm off when he jumped in there. radio hope and held on to the canopy top until the rescue boat arrived. >>> now to colorado a zero receives wrong turns probably saved someone's life. >> so a hiker fell 50 feet down canyon an tourist was the only person there to help him but sean supposed there be is the whole thing. bailey parton was touring boulder cannon by accident. she trying to head to different sight as she was taking her detour a little lost she heard someone call for help. a 30-year-old man had fallen down a cliff. no cell signal meant another 30 minutes would tick by before anyone could

coast. we are dealing with that rain cooled air. sixty-three in cape may.ixty-two for dover and millville. seventy-one in the city. allentown and reading coming in at 73. lancaster in at 71. here's satellite and action radar we are tracking this disturbance moving off to the south and east. we have light rain in south jersey. also into delaware. severe weather and thunderstorm watch popping up for areas in virginia, and then also, north carolina, that will stay away from our region for the rest of tonight so for the next 12 hours, early showers, mainly to the south of the city, otherwise, returning partly cloudy, dropping down to 54 in the suburbs and 58 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. here's the setup for us, for sunday, cloud and some sun, we have got high pressure to the north, mostly dry day, a high temperature in at 77. so if you want to travel down to the shore tomorrow, you should be okay, underneath mostly cloudy skies and we are tracking this area of low pressure from the west, and it will work eastward. overnight sunday and into the

coast and got here quickly. heaviest rain right now from dover off toward lewis, cape may picking up heavier showers.orris river, the same there. but for the rest of the area, we are just looking at either drizzle or light sprinkles. all of this to work way through the philadelphia area tonight and then gone for tomorrow morning's commute unless you're a very early morning commuter and then focusing on the huge area of low pressure in the plains and will be the weather maker by the time of thursday. although the models tamed it down a bit. hour by hour, this is what happens. we watch the showers northward. a lot of activity's going to stay across south jersey and delaware and all going to have wet windchills waking up in the morning. early morning commute for a sprinkle and then dry for tomorrow afternoon and then 3:00 on thursday morning and tomorrow night into thursday morning, heavy rain in philadelphia. this will be during the early morning commute. should start to taper off as we head into the afternoon. and then another batch for the second half of the evening commute. temperatures on thursday

cape may, 56. trenton 60 and wilmington, 61. satellite and radar showing moisture trying to move up from the south. it's beginning to break up. most of the energy moves off the coastere is a stronger one waiting in the wings. the morning commute, i don't think will see a lot of heavy rain. a sprinkle or two, lots of clouds, temperatures in the upper 50s. the low pressure moving away and by the afternoon, breaks of sunshine. last time we saw the sun, sunday morning. temperatures back in the 70s, 75 in philadelphia, same allentown, reading 76. ocean temperatures 59. cape may 63. enjoy the sun tomorrow afternoon, the rain is back thursday morning. future tracker showing bad timing for the commute. we get a break in the action but plenty of clouds during the day and another round moving in thursday night. fortunately, we clear things out late in the day friday. the exclusive forecast, clouds tomorrow morning, sprinkles, should be a nice afternoon. temperatures slightly below normal but in the 70s. 75-degrees. pretty nice. thursday, don't forget the umbrella. rain especially in the morning. sments wiltemperatures will be l side, 68-degrees. great kick off to the holida

tracker app shows mary slee off the coast of wildwood, 16 feet long and weighs 135 pound and another tagged great white pinged on saturday at the mouth of delaware bay near capeay. >> mary lee and the sixt sco kid. kid.shark >> sharks, alligators. >> be careful. >> watch where are you going to be cooling off. >> we'll be watching rain. >> more rain in the forecast. big surprise. this month has been so wet. hopefully we can kick the rain out of here as we head into june which begins thursday. let's change up the weather pattern to bring out the shades and pack away umbrella umbrellas. let's look at the weather computer. 64. our high temperature not current temperature now. our high temperature on this memorial day holiday inn philadelphia running 14 degrees below average. we topped at 61 trenton, 62 allentown and not the west beach day with high temperatures low 60s along the coast and south and west it did feel like official start to summer. pittsburgh near 80, 82 washington, near 90 wrich rich mopped and across portions of northeast with easterly wind flow off atlantic 61 big apple and high temperature only 54 degrees today in boston and you can see the stre

down the shore if cape may, 63 degrees and winds are light tropping down from the northeast 13 miles per hour and that is as strong as you'll see around the region away from the coast at the atlantic city airport. and 7 miles per hour wind in trenton and 9 in reading and a little bit of a breeze. and things continue to warm up. 67 by 2:00 and 4:00, 70 and going for a high of 71 hitting rather late in the afternoon. maybe as late as 5:00 before we slide to 69 by 7:00 and 59 by 10:00. overnight after 3:00 a.m. another round of rain comes in from the west and we wind up with rain heavy at times during the morning commute and even a thunderstorm. and and issue at the shore ahead of the next rain this is the evening, the high tide is between 7:00 and 8:00 and any time after 6:00 a coastal flood warning is in effect and the back bays later than the ocean front high tides and minor tidal flooding in those places where you usually get it. the streets where you get the usual tidal flooding move your car tonight. we'll have your exclusive accuweather forecast and track the next round of rain coming in tomorrow and we have to talk about the weekend a few changes ahead especia

shore officials reminded all the residents along the coast and inland today to be prepared for hurricane season that begins tomorrow. officials with the cape may county office with emergency management and atlantic city electric and others spoke today and important things to think about is have a plan for your family in the event of a hurricane like a go kit with critical survival supplies and during a storm reporting outages and downed wires to the electric companies and atlantic city electric encourages everybody to download their company app to be connected to updates during a storm. >>> still ahead we'll check the traffic story and see how things are rolling now. matt pellman is in the traffic center wednesday night. >> driver want to prepare for sun delays. this afternoon it's bright out there and prepare for delays if you head for the walt whitman bridge on all approaches, this is the scene along 95. just off the girard point double decker bridge, it's jammed up to the walt whitman bridge and jam continues across the bridge into new jersey and the crash on the jersey side is now gone, the southbound travelers on 42 managed to get to

tracker app shows mary slee off the coast of wildwood, 16 feet long and weighs 135 pound and another tagged great white pinged on saturday at the mouth of delaware bay near cape may. >> mary lee and the sixt sco kid. kid.shark >> sharks, alligators. >> be careful. >> watch where are you going to be cooling off. >> we'll be watching rain. >> more rain in the forecast. big surprise. this month has been so wet. hopefully we can kick the rain out of here as we head into june which begins thursday. let's change up the weather pattern to bring out the shades and pack away umbrella umbrellas. let's look at the weather computer. 64. our high temperature not current temperature now. our high temperature on this memorial day holiday inn philadelphia running 14 degrees below average. we topped at 61 trenton, 62 allentown and not the west beach day with high temperatures low 60s along the coast and south and west it did feel like official start to summer. pittsburgh near 80, 82 washington, near 90 wrich rich mopped and across portions of northeast with easterly wind flow off atlantic 61 big apple and high temperature only 54 degrees today in boston and you can see the st

coast it mate take until dinnertime or the this evening, before the rain gets past you. 56 degrees in philadelphia. same to story in allentown. similar numbers in trenton, wilmington, and milder in cape may at 58. winds are light, but they are coming in off the ocean. they say adding to the moisture and adding to the clouds and helping out the rain. as we roll through the day, 55 degrees by 7:00. chilly by noon, a fair amount of rain by noon. #3:00 p.m., 67 the rain tapering off. 68 is the high at 4:00 p.m. the rain gradually diminishing from west to east during the afternoon hours. looks like it's a fairly cloudy day tomorrow, but milder, but we have milder air coming toward the end of the week. karen i'll have more on that along with additional chances of rain in the seven day. >>> all right, dave, let's hit the road right now with a wet start to your monday morning, live on schuylkill expressway at spring garden. eastbound traffic heading toward center city. the schuylkill expressway is not wet, just damp we're not talking about driving through huge puddles or issues right now. in new jersey, the rain is heavier we have a couple of big problems one on 295 northbound the on-ramp to

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