in cumberland, maryland. that is really the only point they had figured out at that point when they started tilting the road, so it makes since it has been name. but that is really the only place you see it in used, within government documents or call for contracts to build the road. you start seeing national road teams ind early on by many places as the popular name for the road. other than it being federally funded, it means people among are connected -- people along it are connected to the nation at large. they can be coming up into this national identity, they are participating in nationbuilding. other names. united states road, depending on trophe.add an apos ofcould belong to the people the united states. you also see people in berlin, maryland for intuit as -- people in cumberland, maryland referring it to the great western road. it connects them to the west. all of these different people and different meanings and relationships to the road. very alongthe use the road? used fore it being goods and reso

severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern atlantic county in southern new jersey northeastern cumberland county in southern new jersey southeastern austin county in southern new jersey until four thirty pm at three thirty five pm a severe thunderstorm was located over four seven miles northeast of island moving southeast at fifteen miles per hour has sixty mile per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees power lines this severe thunderstorm will be near but around three fifty five pm we month and elwood magnolia four zero five pm dorothy around four ten pm mays landing around four twenty five pm other locations impacted by the severe thunderstorm includes folsom and cummings lakes remain alert for a possible tornado tornadoes can develop quickly from severe thunderstorms if you spawn a tornado go at once into the basement or small central room in a sturdy structure for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to g

smyrna and it looks like some of that might cross the delaware bay into parts of salem and maybe cumberlandnties but it doesn't lyle it's going to last all that much longer and this is fairly light. slow moves. they could be with you for awhile where they manage to hit. 70 philadelphia, 71 trenton, 71 in wilmington. feeling really comfortable in the city. dewpoints show you we have pretty low newspapers for our dewpoint scale in philadelphia. a lot of 59's. that's below the threshold for slightly humid air. but as you go down towards millville it's more humid and down along the delaware bay and the ocean front it stays that way. 73 in philadelphia by 8 o'clock. by 3 o'clock, 86 degrees. seasonable, no the bad with humidity on the low side in the city and 85 by 5 o'clock and 83 by 7 o'clock. we've got another round of showers and thunderstorms on the way as soon as tomorrow afternoon. matt pelman we'll show them to you on future tracker6 coming up. >> all righty david. hopefully some people can still enjoy that ocean front today but others have to head back into work this morning so we're ex

holly jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for atlanta county in southern new jersey cumberland county in southern new jersey central salem county in southern new jersey central ocean county in southern new jersey southeastern camden county in southern new jersey southeastern gloucester county in southern new jersey north central cape may county and southern new jersey southeastern burlington county in southern new jersey until four am three o three am severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from woods down to near real to dividing creek moving northeast at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that includes toms river violent land takes a real real risk in cumberland barna get pleasantville glassboro beach would somers point venner city brigantine field absolute calm clayton schimmel and margate city for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurri

and i really think that the issue with flash flooding mostly will be atlantic, cape may, cumberland and sussex. let me see if i can get radar to pop up for you guys again. i'll try real quick to tap out of this. there we go. this shows you better what i'm looking at. heaviest rain bands are over parts of the shore and into sussex county. the oranges, yellows and deep reds is the biggest concern right now. because that is where the rain rates are about half an inch or faster and it's been doing this for several hours. so when you have this problem, that's when you become concerned because if we zoom into cape may county, atlantic county, this has been yellow and orange for the last several hours. so we'll seeing the flood and high tide concern. so we'll talk more about when the rain comes to a close coming up. >> and the shore is in for more of its fair say of rain and potential flooding this morning. this is a live look at beach avenue in cape may. you can see windy condition, search the roads are soaked. ted greenberg will be joining us live from the jersey shore a little bit later on

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severe thunderstorm warning in effect for kent county, delaware, new castle, delaware, cumberland counties and salem counties in new jersey. so this leap of severe weather with history of damaging winds right here this a little bit of a bow echo where the radio bulges out that's an indication of wind damage. so these winds could be in excess of 60 miles an hour f we track these moving toward the east at 35 miles an hour, it pulls these storms across bridgeton, millville, cedarville and also into maurice river they'll be in bridgeton within a few seconds. seaville win 11 -- how about 11:11. millville by 11:24 and maurice river by 11:00 flicks. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for salem and cumberland and new castle and kent counties in delaware. rain cooled temperatures. 69 in pottstown. 68 in millville. 66 in atlantic city. that's at the airport. we have this oh and shore flow with temperatures mainly in the 70s down the shore the ocean water temperature still at 75. and as we go hour by hour you can see the fox future cast shows where the line of storms are right now as good grip on

we still have a flash flood warning in effect for cumberland county, new jersey, central parts until 7:15 this evening. check out these rainfall totals in new jersey, likely ongoing right now across parts of the delaware, millville picking up two and a half inches of rain, over two and a half inches on have rain in 45 minutes in parts of the cumberland county and 2 inches and 20 minutes in limings, mill. part on it parkway we will keep a close eye on that radar much of the activity will stay south along a stalled frontal boundary but we have to keep an eye to the sky for next several hours, patchy cloud, temperatures around 82 degrees mostly looking good for the concert tonight, and for fire works, we will talk more specifically about the storms, and what to expect as we head in the rest of the week coming up in your full forecast in just a few minutes. we will see you then. >> annual fourth of july party on the parkway kicks off at noon and it has been a fun packed afternoon for visitors. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves has been on the parkway all day and she's with us now

cumberland and winchester last hour were in the 50's now the 60's.ou why they're on the rise, there's not a it's gorgeous across the region, lots of sunshine, due points falling into the 50's north and west hanging on to low to mid 60's, those will be falling too, it will feel extreme pleasant, today is your day to get outside and do whatever you want to do, only requirement through the sun screen on. lots of sun, 87 this afternoon, actually a couple degrees below normal enjoy the low humidity while it lasts, because here's what's coming our way, what we call a two-faced high pressure system, northern and kind of eastern sides of it stay on the cool and warm side, but as we get into this work week, it will slide to our east. we'll get the return flow, that will heat us up, 90's and we're not talking low 90's, we're talking a potential for mid 90's. in fact, we'll get right to it. fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast show you exactly what we're talking about heat-wise. 87 today, again, enjoy it because look what's on the way, 91 by monday, humidity s

this is until 5:15 tonight for much of cumberland county all of cape may county and some of atlantic county for the potential for damaging winds and hail with this storm. so, zooming in on the storm, millville has reported a wind gust at the airport 58 miles per hour. and as we zoom in you can see some very heavy rain just in the east, route 55 right now it's moving over dorothy, moving towards mays landing. a lot of people are driving to the shore tonight so i do want to stress be careful. some roads could be flooded. i want to show you another cell that currently is right over brigantine so hopefully everyone's off the beaches right now. so very heavy rain moving there. that also continues to push to the east at about 20 miles per hour went will see the risk of severe weather until about 9 o'clock tonight and the potential for flash flooding. we have a lot of flash flood works from -- warnings until 5:45 as much as 2-inches an hour of rain. we'll talk about the weekend and what to expect behind this system coming up in the full accuweather forecast. rick and monica. >> all right ce

cumberland known as demand dorothy just south of vine and rose again and sold some for your protection 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 rude ways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until three forty five pm for the following counties in new jersey to berlin to cumberland the monster and salem. why was no information provided at no point was any information about hillary clinton ever provided at the end of the day it all comes down to whether you personally want to see anything here and if you really want to see this is an example of trump colluding with russia i guess one could read that into it but at the end of the day if you're critical of thinking and you look over these e-mails that have been released to donald trump jr has made them available to the public you're going to have more questions than answers and it's going to going to become pretty clear there's not much here. yes indeed wolf in from new york thank you ve

pm for the following county can't delaware and the following counties in new jersey cape me and cumberland. go to hypothermia and all the associated consequences along with it so the warming blanket is supposed to push a lot of hot air through a mattress that's basically placed over their body during the procedure. and to keep them in normal thermal oh well how does the bear hug or increase the risk of infections i mean studies say that it's due to design flaw so exactly what is that flaw what do you maintaining in this last. well here's the problem hospital we all know that hospital floors are dirty and as much as hospitals try to keep them as clean as possible they're going to be infected through bugs that lie on the hospital floor the hospitals try to prevent those bugs from getting up into the surgical field by having air that blows down cold air that blows down to keep the infected on the floor the problem with this heating device is that hot air will escape either through the warm blanket or the device it'll go down to the floor grab those infected bugs off the floor up into the surg

warning has been issued until ten pm for the following counties in new jersey glen to cape may cumberland gloucester and salem. undermined the word of the white house and so we're in a moment where the president he may not want to do this instinctually he clearly enjoys going on twitter and doing brief press conferences but he hasn't made a speech from the oval office this might be the time for him to do that it may be the time very much for him to come straight out directly see american people in a clear format and say this is what i know this is what i'm standing for and this is where i want to go heading forward if he doesn't do that it's going to continue to swirl as we've seen in recent days stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each pair. but then my feeling start

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still do have this flash flood warning for atlantic, cape may , cumberland and salem that runs until 7:15. we have seen damage across the area from these severe storms, flooded road, new port, cumberland county new jersey down tree blocking u.s. 40 in salem county, phoenixville with summer if he wires down on star road, mays landing, nickel sized hail and buena vista quarter sized hail in at plant i can county. heading in the overnight thunderstorm south over next couple hours otherwise lingering shower or rumble quieting down 72 degrees. for saturday, nice mostly sunny no storms lower humidity 88 degrees, getting a big break and future weather showing in the next several hours maybe a lingering shower , rumble of thunder, otherwise by midnight most of the wet weather out heading throughout overnight period where we're waking up to patchy cloud tomorrow morning and then sunshine taking over for second half of the day. temperatures are rain cooled across the area generally in the 70's still lock in with that humidity factor dew point s up in the zero seven's but by late day tomorrow w

there is a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of new castle, salem, cumberland and atlantic county storms pack wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. that can cause damage. the line of storms i'm tracking over the delaware bay right now moving east at 30 miles per hour. this view alone, we have had close to 170 lightning strikes. sea breeze all in the path of the storm as it pushes east. it will start to weaken once it encounters the coast with cooler air. part of the problem with flash flooding, this is the third stormy night in a row. we have a flash-flood warning in effect until 1:45. do not drive into flooded roads, turn around and don't drown. it's hard to tell how deep the water is. lehigh university reporting a funnel cloud at the same time a radar that showed rotation. flooding, close to two inches of rain and trees damaged across the region. we talk about cool changes behind the system in the seven-day forecast. >> we'll check back in later. thank you. dann cuellar is in norristown where the storm sparked a fire. what is the latest there, dan? >> rick, the intersection of arc

much as i usually do. >> that's why i go. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live down south areas of cumberland county in the center of the coastline portion of the country. if you're in millville, get your stuff done in the next 15 minutes, you could be looking at a brief downpour there's another one on the other side of dover that could make a run at south jersey later on. in most areas, we have clouds and sun and not look like a bad day on the beach especially considering how we're warming up. 8 approximate degrees in philadelphia, the dewpoint has climbed in the city. we're in the 60s that's moderately humid. ocean temperature in the 70s. 82 in allentown. 81 in reading. 81 in trenton. 81 in wilmington. 80 in millville, new jersey. cape may, 79 degrees and holding in the low 80s down the shore today. satellite shows you how there's a decent amount of sunshine with cloud cover development. there's thicker cloud cover to the west that might make a run at us later on and every now and then we'll see a pop pop-up shor or thundershower in the afternoon. most of you stay dry. in the lehigh valley

jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern atlantic in southern new jersey cumberland county in southern new jersey the central salem county in southern new jersey southeastern gloucester county in southern new jersey cape may county and southern new jersey until five forty five pm it's four forty three pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near we need to port north to seven miles southwest of tests moving southeast at thirty mph hazard sixty mile per hour gusts source radar indicated it's four thirty three pm a fifty eight miles per hour wind gust was reported at the millville air that impacts expected damage to trees and power lines of severe thunderstorms will be near by valve leverages more i found for stores referral and port elizabeth around four fifty pm cumberland around four fifty five pm dorothy l. door and bell playing for us around five pm with pencil man around five o five pm goshen and dennis miller around five ten pm cape may courthouse english creek and rio grande around five pm summers point avalon stone harbor corbin city b

for atlanta, cape may, cumberland and ocean counties. we're also talking parts of delaware shore. the issue is we're expecting wave heights forecasted anywhere between 6 to 10 feet during high tide which is between 1:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. localized road flooding is a major concern. satellite and radar image shows the rain clearing out of our viewing area. at least that's good news. of course, astronomical high tide a major concern through the overnight hours. current temperatures mainly in the 60s. a few low 70s. i am tracking the potential for a heat wave to kick in by tuesday into wednesday and thursday. details coming unin a bit. lorn, back to you. >> three people are in the hospital after a triple shooting in north philadelphia. it happened around 7:30 tonight on north 21st street. two of the victims are in stable condition. no word yet on third. police say they recovered a weapon at the scene. >>> a camden family is heart broken tonight after a fire claimed the life of a 4-year-old girl. leoni williams died after the fire ripped through the row hopes. her grandmother spoke ex

atlanta, cumberland, gloucester, salem until 4:15 a.m. and seen significant rainfall totals portions of northernel did dell that prompted flash flood warping for chester, delaware newcastle country until 5:00 in the morning and so take a look at this bulls eye. doppler estimated rainfall. just norm of wilmington estimating anywhere from 4 to 6" of rain already falling and some of the rainfall rates 2 to 3" per hour and that's a testament to how saturated our atmosphere has been over the past self days and especially today you saw humidity out there. through:00 tomorrow morning and improving weather headed our way. looking at temperatures in 70s across the delaware valley. 73 in philadelphia. we finally broke heat wave with official high of 89. 75 millville and 74 wilmington and 73 in lancaster and we'll is the release from humidity headed our way very, very soon and get past the steamy monday and tuesday and wednesday we're really going to cut down on humidity and also temperatures will be in check too. really nice and more comfortable we

heavy rain and the runoff is rising and you want to be careful of flooded roads in the area of cumberland and salem counties, 74 is your current temperature in philadelphia, and 71 in allentown un73 in wilmington and 74 in cape may. and best of all the dew points are low. 61 in philadelphia, that is just barely above where we begin to consider things humid. and a little higher in reading and wilmington and down toward millville and into dover the big blotch of darker green that is oppressive humidity and not bad and a big improvement over where we have been a lot in the recent past. 4:00, 80 is the high we expect in the afternoon and 78 by 6:00. and 6:00, 74 by 8:00 and most of you stay dry and a nice afternoon in general. when we step inside things change and it gets more humid and the flood warning to be an indication of how saturated the ground is, thursday into into friday i'll have details from accuweather. >> could be a problem thanks david. about 45 philadelphia water department customers remain without water service this morning following a water main break last night. chopper 6 h

county in northern delaware southeastern to cecil county in northeastern maryland northwestern cumberland county in southern new jersey salem county in southern new jersey northwestern gloucester county in southern jersey until two forty five am. severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from new york to near world like moving used to thirty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include wilmington newark middletown pennsville carney's point ellesmere new castle salem woods down how low wait can time so what does borough delaware city port seal to shiloh and barksdale for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and may lead to flash flooding not drive your vehicle through flooded roadwa

lehigh valley, we have some severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued, atlantic county, cumberland count kent county in delaware and also salem county in new jersey. we're dealing with heavy downpours, torrential rains, we're dealing with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so as you can see torrential downpours and this continues to push off to the east. this is going to be heading toward atlantic city so heads up for you folks down there. things have quieted down and we have some flood waters, a flash flood warning remains in effect through 1:45 a.m. this is right near the junaita golf club. if you live in this location, remember turn around, don't drown. the storm reports keep rolling in, even a funnel cloud reported earlier this afternoon. i'll have more coming up. >> spiders are beginning to bother commuters. eyewitness news reporter henry rosoof is live with details. henry? >> reporter: jessica, the spiders like to spin their webs in and around light fixtures like this one and the problem has gotten to the point where septa is now taking action. >> they're pretty big. maybe

it's not as humid tomorrow, mountain shower possible tomorrow and cumberland west and do any camping or anything west of cumberland and over the divide, help showers possible and not a washout and showers possible south sunday. call pepper and kind of drawing a line over into southern maryland. that's not enough to plan for the change of plans either. temperature wise, just average heat, used to it. 91 top, 90 sunday, 91 monday, 88 tuesday. not because we're switching air masses or anything but lots more clouds and showers around south of 90 and back to 91 on wednesday but average high is 89. that's within the realm of average. 7:00 tomorrow morning, a few clouds, 77 downtown 81 by 10:00. by 1:00. couple sprinkles here and there and out to the west. 86 downtown and then by tomorrow night, want to plan a cookout? perfected. back in 70s in the suburbs tomorrow by 10:00. we'll be in the 60s tomorrow night north and west. 70s to start downtown and upper 70s, yes. 84 at 11:00. 86 at 1:00 with partly cloudy skies. sunday, hot and okay. 90. there are the storms monday and however we'll moni

thunderstorms to the west we have seen them pushing to cumberland. they have weakened a little bit, we did have warnings earlier with heavy rain and a little bit of lightning with strong wind. i put on the watch there is a severe watch west of the divide. mo terms of this storm it will southeast. the nats should be able to play today if they play. a chance of a thunderstorm or shower at 8:00 and 9:00 probably not enough for the postponement a slight chance for a delay. we will come back to the weekend in a bit. >>> bizarre behavior we saw in court from the mother accused of stabbing and killing her four children and husband. the 33-year-old isabel martinez smiled and post for cameras giving a double thumbs- up to a photographer in the gwinnett county, georgia courtroom. a fifth child survive the attack but is hospitalized. martinez told the judge she wants to represent herself. >>> a strange ending to a murder in fairfax county. the 77-year-old man was killed in his home at the little river glenn senior retirement community in april. the suspect flew

that's just ahead of our cold front you see up towards cumberland it's dropping just a bit. and finally start to feel some relief from that humidity as we head into the late evening hours. this morning generally quiet out there except for a few showers up towards the maryland panhandle. those will stay to our north so good news for erin como. morning commute should be fine. it's more the evening commute we're a little concerned with because this cold front looks like it's going to pass through around the evening commute time and give us a pretty good chance of showers and thunderstorms. again southerly flow bringing in in heat and humidity. cold front comes down from the north and west of the we have a risk of severe weather here in d.c. gusty winds heavy rains and potentially a little bit of hail all possible with that. good news is once this front gets through here late tonight, it will clear out the humidity. that's all here comes the orange which is some drier air moving in from the north and west. still hot this weekend but feeling much, much better. fox5 accuweather 7-

now for basically all of cumberland county, central southern atlantic county and all the way down toot a lot of folks vacationing at the shore right now and you got a lot of campgrounds in interior southern new jersey. these storms moving over very populated areas this time of year so here is your heads up at the shore. get indoors now because the severe storm is moving in from bridgeton, for the excuse moorestown buena. we close in a little bit closer and you can see just in this vantage point the amount of lightning that is being discharged from the storm and it's because of that intense heat and humidity over 200 lightning strikes just in this area in the last 15 minutes. very dangerous storms. strong winds. millville already seeing a wind gust 58 miles an hour with the storm as it is passing through. we pop out not only are we dealing with the lightning, the wind, hail, we're also dealing with flooded roadways in south jersey and delaware. you can see some of these areas between wilmington salem woodstown anywhere between one and 2-inches of rain has fallen. we've gotten reports

cumberland and romney have a hard time hitting 80 tomorrow so a nice break, a nice late july day. day planner low 70s to start and pretty uniform. 78 at 11: 00, 81 by 1:00. no big jumps in temperatures. 86 on wednesday a few more clouds. still a good day. storms on thursday monitor that for yellow weather alert day. friday back in the 80s, mid 80s on saturday, mid 80s on sunday. storms on sunday and the nats on 9 again and back into the mid 80s with sunshine next monday. >>> so the nats are back in town this week. the team finished up a three game series against the diamondbacks 2-0 star player bryce harper having a better year than last year so is he in the midst of another season. frank has the look. >> safe to say bryce harper is having more than a bounce back season. the mvp from two years ago had a 2016 not up to his standards but back in the mix for mvp again this season. harper so far 25 homers and right now in the midst of a 16 game hitting streak looking to expand as the nats are finally back home to face milwaukee tomorrow night at that's your inside pitch. >> can you im

shawn mentioned, 90 gaithersburg and 91 mannasas and fredericksburg and westminster and back to cumberland cooler and towards the bay cooler at 82. we combine temperature with hultty to get a heat index temperature of 94 already and we're just getting started tomorrow these heat indexes to could be closer to 1 0. cool are thunderstorm? there's a good line moving through western pennsylvania and looks like another line sinking south to portions of west virginia and we think most of that will miss us if anything we see a little bit of cloud cover from that. tomorrow is a different story. we could actually pop up one or two thunderstorms around in the afternoon. that will be exception not rule. for this evening 87 at 7 and few more clouds around at 9 at 8 and 11:00 temperature 81 headed for 9 7 tomorrow feeling like 100. more details on that in a few minutes. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> and the man accused of killing his stepfather and posting selfie next to the body on twitter appeared in court today for a bond hearing. we also learned a little more about this man lavar beverly's past which

lehigh valley, we have some severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued, atlantic county, cumberland count kent county in delaware and also salem county in new jersey. we're dealing with heavy downpours, torrential rains, we're dealing with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so as you can see torrential downpours and this continues to push off to the east. this is going to be heading toward atlantic city so heads up for you folks down there. things have quieted down and we have some flood waters, a flash flood warning remains in effect through 1:45 a.m. this is right near the junaita golf club. if you live in this location, remember turn around, don't drown. the storm reports keep rolling in, even a funnel cloud reported earlier this afternoon. i'll have more coming up. >> spiders are beginning to bother commuters. eyewitness news reporter henry rosoof is live with details. henry? >> reporter: jessica, the spiders like to spin their webs in and around light fixtures like this one and the problem has gotten to the point where septa is now taking action. >> they're pretty big. maybe

new port, cumberland county, 50. mays landing a 50-mile an hour wind gusts but good news is a lot of the counties have been dropped off on the severe thunderstorm watch. remains in effect until 9:00 for portions of cape may county, central, southern delaware, elsewhere that watch has been cancelled including for center city philadelphia what to expect this evening? severe threat, coming to an end for most of us, we could see lingering thunder shower still maintain those strong storms well south of the city so we are talking about southern shore points and delaware where we could still see heavy rain and strong wind over next hour and two. but right now taking a live look at center city philadelphia, looking glummy on a friday evening, 75, we are not dealing with this sweltering heat at least rain cooled air, and entrenched in the area 76 in allentown. temperatures popping out to the west at 75. redding with sunshine peeking through but we are dealing with this sweltering humidity, dew points in the lower 70's, overni

especially south of the city, cape may, cumberland and atlantic county. some locations have picked up five inches of rain overnight. satellite and radar behind me there's what's left of the storm there. the heavy rain came in from the southwest, now the coastal storm is beginning to hit the water and work out to sea. which is good news. storm tracker 6 live showing all that's left are showers now for the jersey shore hugging surf city from seaside heights down to lbi. atlantic city and brigantine reporting a little bit of light rain. you get south of atlantic city, place it is like ventnor, margate, ocean city, looks like it's starting to clear, the rain has shut off, maybe leftover drizzle that's about it. hammonton, clear. it's 68 degrees in philadelphia and allentown. 62346 trenton. 70 in beach haven. dover, 71. cape may, 68. the idea for today, gradual improvement clouds giving way to peeks of sun very late in the day. you can see by 5:00 p.m. we'll start to see sunshine, 74, 75 degrees that's it for the city of philadelphia. lowering humidity levels

they are all over the place from atlantic to cape may county, cumberland to kent and sussex county.hese are the areas that we said would be the focus of the first alert. and these are the areas where we have gotten all the flood alerts. still likely more will come in as we progress through the day. mostly cloudy as we continue on. i think some peaks of sun in the afternoon are possible for philadelphia and we'll make to the mid to spot upper 70s for highs. low to mid-70s in the suburbs. mostly cloudy, but again i think late afternoon some sun breaking through. especially in the lehigh valley which is farthest away from the heavier bands of rain. in delaware, we're looking at mostly dry conditions especially for late day we could start to see some of that rain still edge along the southern portions of delaware. in new jersey, some spot showers are possible into the afternoon. and especially along the shore, some spot showers possible with those temperatures in the low 70s through this afternoon. as we go through the day, it will be quite windy. gusts around 35 miles per hour with up

another storm hagerstown and cumberland. the warning is out on this one. warning until 5:45 including arlington, d.c., fairfax, montgomery county and alexandra and fairfax so a pretty big storm. folks trying to get home now going over the american legion bridge over towards tyson it's going to be a slow go. yes could be some hail. that's one of the threats, hail, damaging winds and also flash flooding. you see right here north of 66 and southeast hail possible. that's one of the criteria for a severe thunderstorm. where is it headed? right through d.c. about 5:27 maybe to silver spring at 5:41 going to effect east west highway and 16th street and college park at 5:49 all the way to buoy at 6:14 so watch that and make strength but the warning goes until 5:45. heavy to severe storms tonight in the forecast until 9 or 10:00 and morning temperatures great. 68 to 76. tuesday best in show. humidity in check. temperatures in check. 90s return on thursday with thunderstorms but they won't be around long. we don't see a prolonged period of heat so temperatures rema

has been issued until twelve forty five am for the following counties in new jersey they plan to cumberland muster and salem. has been caught up in violence following the tightening of security at the al aqsa mosque part of the temple mount. the national weather service in sterling virginia has issued a special memory warning for chesapeake bay from pools island to sandy point maryland chesapeake bay from sandy point to north beach maryland chester river to queenstown maryland eastern bay until two am at twelve o four am a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located nine nautical miles east of tidal basin moving east a twenty five knots hazard waterspouts and wind gusts thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated impact water spouts can easily overturn boats and create locally hazardous these voters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel locations impacted include narrows bridge magnet the river chester river eastern bay greenbury point island beach sandy point state park seven river bloody point light

also into sections of cumberland county, cape may county, still looking at a pretty good amount of heavy rainfall. no longer severe but certainly wet from cape may to diamond beach wildwood right now up to sea isle city getting dumped on right now rainfall rates 2-inches per hour. so watching that and watching the activity that will move into sections of central and southern delaware. we've seen some storm damage some trees down sections of chester county also salem county, winds gusting over 50 miles an hour with this activity through sections of atlantic, cumberland and cape may county and take a look at some of the rainfall totals you can ceylon don grove, chester county almost 3-inches likewise around millville. so we have the flash flood warning parts of south jersey until 7:15. this frontal boundary though will sweep everything out of here for the upcoming weekend. but we still are keeping tabs on extreme south jersey, central and southern delaware for that severe weather threat. so coming up, we'll talk about the heat and humidity relief for the upcoming weekend. back over to you.

likely in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include violent cumberland pleasantville field absolute calm we know egg harbor city women and still men are newfield the mona maze living elwood magnolia olivet malaka door in this park south violent and grows from hayne be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the day of flooding. for a little and unconstitutional and illegal cia has been uncovered a saying that they want to determine the outcome of the political process in venezuela they have long been funding to the tune of millions and millions and millions of u.s. taxpayer dollars to opposition parties to opposition movement no one wants us intervention even people members of the opposition that i spoke to do not want the us to intervene this precisely they were. going to what you called intervention is that only the united states now makes it go announce that the united kingdom the parliament why. last summer than twelve days. and seven minutes so that's a lot of the lives that it is people about fifteen hundred have been wounded an

check this out across cumberland county we have pick up 2 inches of rainfall and some areas in just 22 minutes, others in just 45 minutes, that is why we have a localized flood threat south of the city but i will keep my eye on the radar over next several hours and do have that backup plan and have umbrella just in case scout out where you would head if you do see one of these cells, in a way in center city philadelphia which i don't necessarily think it it is likely but possible as we head in the next couple hours as we head out to the fire works. we will talk more about the storm threat and what is in store as we head in the rest of the week as we head back to work in just a couple minutes. >> lauren, thanks. >>> party on the parkway has been going on all afternoon but one of the highlights of the evening will be performances by mary j. blige and boys two men, still a couple hours away. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves is live on the parkway with a warning for ticket holders, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, for the most part here the concert is free even with the big names com

for parts of cumberland county from bridgeton to millville where 2.5 inches of rain has fallen in 45, that is a lot of water in a short amount of time and the storm just fired up and continued to drift over the same location there's from bridgeton over to millville along route 49 and then fall as part over ocean city. from atlantic city to ocean city gets clouds because of that storm. for the fireworks this evening, most areas are dry, could be the spotty shower or thunderstorm. far southern areas, your temperature at 8:00, 82 degrees and 11:00 temperatures settling in in the upper 70s for the fireworks displays. we'll have a nice wednesday on tap as well. things turn unsettled towards the end of the week. all the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. in just a little bit. >> okay thank you. >> a lot of people are spending the day on the beach, the sand and ocean and the boardwalk packed in ocean city and ventnor. families from all over flocked to the shore to celebrate and some brought their cookouts to the beach. >> we have got a nice spinach salad and dogs here and d

pm for the following counties in delaware and the fall counties in new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester and salem and the following counties in pennsylvania delaware and philadelphia. kind of contribution is probably going to be a more sustainable way of running the economy the problem very often with the sort of universal basic income i'm not ruling it out and i think it's definitely worth exploring but it wouldn't be i think a sustainable system is that there will always be people who will come along as a special case and they'll need a bit extra for this and they'll need a bit extra for that and so the concept of the basic income starts very well and then gradually over time you end up getting back to the situation we're trying to get away from right now so i'm not saying the current system is ideal and it may be worth looking at possible alternatives but one needs to be very careful about being seduced into thinking this is all very simple and that's it what you've done it the whole system will be sorted and then disappointed that the report that you commission didn't loo

issued a flash flood warning for northwestern atlantic county in southern new jersey northwestern cumberland county in southern new jersey seal and county in southern new jersey southern camden county in southern new jersey gloucester county in southern new jersey until four fifteen am. at ten sixteen pm doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across salem county up to two inches of rain have already fallen heavy rain will expand eastward across the warn area flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include violent a spiral pennsville fitment carney's point berlin salem woods down alloway can time hurst newfield elmer franklin bill sicklerville and cox bridge and . additional rainfall amounts of two to four inches are possible in the warning area turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding flash flood warning means that flooding is immin

. >> and check it out a water spout spotted by a fisherman in cumberland county, new jersey right in the middle of a severe thunderstorm. fortescue right there. water spot is of course a tornado over water right over the delaware bay. amazing. he was on the dock by the way. only the second time in 30 years he saw something like that. all part of what was really a crazy weather day. good evening i'm lucy. >> and ian page. >> and end of oppressive heat in time for the start of the workweek. it's been a busy week for the fox 29 weather authority. >> kathy or has been on top of all this. >> unbelievable. we've been watching it all afternoon and evening and yes lingering showers and thunderstorms and that water spouted about 4:00 this afternoon across the bay. we saw the rotation and ultimate doppler and now we're seeing some remnants of this frontal boundary that is stalled over the region really generating showers and storms. right now a flash flood warning in effect until 11:00 tonight because of heavy rain that is fallen. and additional rain we're seeing right now in upper pittsgrove

cumbria police say a 24—year—old member of staff at cumberland infirmary is being questioned.he police were originally called into the cumberland infirmary on the 11th of january this year, and that was after a small number of salen bags appeared to be tampered with. that problem was —— was spotted by a member of staff, it was reported to senior doctors right away, and the north cumbria hospital trust put its serious incident procedures in place and called in the police. this morning cumbria police say they have arrested a 24—year—old woman from about 12 miles away from carlisle, on suspicion of attempting to pervert the course ofjustice and appearing to contaminate goods. the hospital trust has confirmed the woman did work at the cumberland infirmary, over at the moment we don't know what job infirmary, over at the moment we don't know whatjob she did at the hospital, and the hospital trust has set that it wants to reiterate that no patients that they know of were harmed in relation to this incident. the attackers were israeli media say the shooting took place in the old city

we have multiple severe thunderstorm warnings for salem county, cumberland county, cape may and atlantic counties with very heavy rainfall. gusty winds in excess of 60 miles per hour and rainfall rates up to 2-inches per hour. so as we focus in on the areas in extreme south jersey atlantic, cape may, comer band kale salem severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45. that's where we're zooming in a little closer. this severe thunderstorm warning right now over atlantic city and brigantine goes until 5:15. this has history of winds in excess of 60 miles per hour and also the potential for some golf ball sized hail. so we'll put a hail tracker on this. you can see hail size in diameter two to two and a half inches a loft so that is about golf ball size as it moves down the atlantic city expressway that's what we're watching with this particular thunderstorm. in the meantime, millville some winds gusting close to 60 miles an hour at the airport. moving in to sections of cape may county right now. a lot of heavy rainfall as well. the likelihood of some small hail up to quarter size with this activ

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we have showers and storms and a rooter of a water spout in cumberland county. tomorrow's weather, that was 4:00 this afternoon, now the showers and storms press across south jersey. this is a concern throughout the rest of the overnight hours. the concern right now is what we are dealing with, with the tornado warning. it's southeastern atlantic county and northeastern cape may county as we were detecting some kind of rotation in strathmore near ocean city. i want to go in tighter. you can see summer's point dealing with heavy rain, same for ocean city moving east 15 miles per hour. now we are over the open hours of the atlantic here. you pick up friction as you get the moisture interfering with the land. that tends to spawn winds in opposing directions. i want to flip this back over, we have the capability with storm tracker 6 to go into severe weather mode dealing with velocity, we can cut up the thunderstorms. you have rain picslated areas here and a bit of red. when you have that close together, there is indication, you can see in strathmore where we have t

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oxford is getting a little bit of this, salem county and cumberland county are getting this.shades of green and yellow in i-95 new castle county. as you glance to the west, it's marked in dark green on the way. there's a possibles some of us get a downpour later in the morning. sky6 live hd cloudy skies over the airport and everywhere else, some spots getting wet. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 65. that's in the moderate humidity range, more humid by the shore. 66 is the ocean temperature. satellite and radar showing once we get rid of the morning batch of rain there's additional precipitation scattered out to the west. it will not be a washout but we'll be looking at periods where it is coming down. future tracker 6 showing you dirnght afternoon not rain -- during the afternoon not raining all the time, but an isolated thunderstorm or downpour. the stuff you see in southern delaware could produce a strong, gusty thunderstorm later today and this evening. tonight, mostly dry, but we can't rule out a couple of downpours. temperature today, 72 degrees by 8:00. noon 77. we