, most of the del marva peninsula getting hit with the heaviest then are storms and southern most new jersey. couple of counties in not just delaware but also southern new jersey sit in the slight risk for severe weather today. cape may, atlantic, salem, cumberland counties and most of the state of delaware, northern most edge of new castle you are only ones at least, being spared the worst of the severe potential today, everyone is likely to see a shot for thunderstorm here. seventy-one is our current temperature at the airport. we have a couple 60's, 50's but wind is still calm for now, when those storms rumble through they will likely bring with them some heavy rainfall as well as some very gusty wind. temperatures do get a chance to rebound to 80 degrees. it is cooler then average. cloud cover and storms will limit that warmth, regardless we will see the storms rumbling through here by late morning at the earliest and then with us for basically the rest of the day. >> okay, great to know. >> right now roads are looking good, that is good. get an earlier start to the day if at all

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we sit the in the slight risk for severe weather through southern tear of the area del marva peninsulasouthern new jersey, in that slight risk for severe weather, further north more lower risk for damaging storms but right now, we have not just severe thunderstorm watches but back towards, portions here of ohio, and even tornado watch that is still posted. i don't think tornadoes will be a concern for us but granted i wouldn't be shocked to see severe thunderstorm watches eventually take effect. the beginning of the rain drops new starting to come our way, it is not heavy rain at all just yet here in philadelphia but if you are traveling in the next couple minutes you will see some rain drops dotting your windshield. as we go hour by hour throughout the day it is in the looking like best day expecting temperatures to rebound to about 80 with very limited sunshine at this point now that the storm is making its arrival. as it does so rain will be heavy at times for some and where we have strongest storms heavier not only downpours but gusty wind, frequent lightening, maybe on is hail tod

outages, over 12,000 from pse and g in burlington county alone, ac electric 6,856 without power, and del marva, 4,294 left without power. majority of those in new castle county. lets look at the storms as they rolled through earlier this afternoon, and not looking good through areas especially south of philadelphia that is where strongest storms came down. we had a few that formed in the wake of the main line of storms but lets look at damage reports all across the region. boy, it was a rough afternoon out there. we had a wind gust in philadelphia, 59 miles an hour reported at the airport. win gusts over 07 miles an hour in cumberland county. hail in sicklerville of .3 inches. in delaware a tree on the car in new castle county. coming up i'll tell but a big change in the wake of the storms. for now, back to you. >> thank you, kate. >>> defense rested in congressman chaka fattah's racketeering trial. fattah is accused of arranging an illegal one million-dollar campaign loan and paying back part of it with federal grant money and charitable donations. his defense claim political operatives close

if you can see especially off to the south east now over the opened ocean water but through del marvahis came through as a strong thunderstorm in the last couple hours about 1:00 in the morning sussex county was lighting up with thunderstorms f that woke you up that is why that took place but there could still be a thunderstorm. you can see a few just west of the state college. so yeah, again, today will be one of those days where we see a scattered situation of showers, locally steady rain and couple thunderstorms n terms of the computer modeling how much are we talking here? it doesn't look like much more than a couple tents of an inch because it is so much more scattered in nature but if you trust the european model at least there could be more than. that we are not talk thinking about kind of flooding, flash flooding but you could get flood damage anytime you get stuck in the rain. outside to middletown ship high school what had been bought full sunrisees last couple mornings. you will barely see sunshine here today but regardless light of day is popping up over the horizon. might

. >> ac electric still reporting over 9,000 and del marva, right there about 4500, and kate, based on these storms they came in so quickly and they came up fast. once they came in it was like it is on. >> that is right, game over. if you get caught in one of those outside on the road it was a quick hitting system but completely blind sided you, blinding rain, tree branches falling all over the place. it was a mess out there. it has cleared out. we had a quiet start to the morning and now quiet start to the evening as well. to the pretty beautiful outside right now. but this midday, not looking so good. we have had many reports of damage in the wake of these strong storms and that came through really signaling a change to a cooler weather through the end of the week. lets take a look outside, what a difference a few hours make. the shore got hit hard as well with that line of storms that really blew through around mid afternoon down the shore around one or 2:00 o'clock, now it has cleared out and it is a beautiful evening. people back on the ocean city boardwalk, sunnies out, just a fe

parts of the del marva bumped up to near 70, yesterday with some of that golf street stream water comingack to the coast but back off to the 50's and 60's. the that is typical. chilly ocean for next few days. we have a cooling effect along the shore. storm scan three does show a couple spotty showers now weakening over parts of the northern gloucester county so 295, turnpike, new jersey, getting a little bit of wet weather. this isn't anything heavy. south jersey, center city seeing showers, that extend up toward part of the southern montgomery county. watch out northeast extension and turnpike and plymouth meeting. another hour or so this should diminishing. wider view not a whole lot happening across mid-atlantic, exception is showers developing from the remnant of bonnie over north carolina that should not bother us. today is first day of the meteorological summer from june 1 to august 31st, that is typically when most people of summer, june, july, august. the astros nom will california sum's lives in a few weeks, june 20th, coming in at 6:00 in the morning, 6:40 or so in the morning

question we will see that even this batch was strong thunderstorms that rumbled through southern del marvat in on that overnight. lets zoom it out, i want to show you another area have low pressure attached to the same system. this will streak south east with time and tomorrow depending on, the final track, we will start to gradually transition out of wet weather. we may be stuck with it depending on your location. lets look at future weather. rest of the day starting off this time, right now still finding pockets of the scattered but locally heavy showers and thunderstorms across our area this could continue right through rest of the day, but for us, it is happening you this but anytime you may want to keep umbrella at the ready. here's that le. it is going south. through delaware, but possibly, bit further north than that, southern third of the new jersey even into delco and philadelphia county you might be left into friday morning especially with lingering showers. this particular model, sort of taking extreme from his all of our computer modeling and centering in down the middle line h