check out storm scan three you can see rain to the south with southern del marva peninsula and steady rain off shore. cannot the rule out maybe a shower coming in on shore, and same deal tomorrow but we are not deal where the steady rain. we thought it would be dealing with 2 inches of have rain. that is not the happening. tropical storm warnings remain in effect, for coastal new jersey to, in new jersey and settle dealing with strong wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. here's latest on post tropical cyclone her mine but still packing wind of 65. still on the move but expect to slow down make a northerly turn, today, and this is lingering off shore and drift off to the north and ease and then this could intensify to hurricane strength force wind which is 75 miles an hour but most of that wind energy stays off shore. still breezy though long the coast. wind not that bad right now sustained at 13 in at atlantic city and may increase later today and tonight gusting near 50 miles per hour tonight, and then tomorrow, as that storm intensify, and track further it does remain off shore. temper

over parts of the delaware right now and embedded thunderstorm with lightening strikes, over the del marva peninsula over last several hours, maybe waking you up early. we are dealing with the area of widespread rainfall in center city philadelphia and parts of the southern new jersey. main concern is across delaware where we have a flash flood watch in effect and also some flash flood warnings in effect for parts of the southern delaware to the coastline and in effect some places until 7:15 this morning. also until 9:30 this morning. so take it very slowly on the roadways. watch out for localized flooding. we can see high amounts in the live neighborhood network over last 24 hours, dover creek, air force basis picking up an inch and a half have rainfall already, half inch in salem and half inch in the villas as well. we have a breezy condition. more rain slicker day then an umbrella day. temperatures are cool, 50's and 60's. throughout the day we will deal with this on and off shower activity, winnie conditions meisha with high temperatures only in the 60's today, so kind of a brutal thur

thousand to late this morning those storm cells off to the southwest they might try to move in the del marva peninsula but overall we will stay dry through the majority of the the day, it is not until later on as early as 3:00 p.m. a sprinkle pops up, and here we go that plume, starts to move in, 7:00 p.m., give or take, tail end of the typical evening rush is when heavier rain starts to emerge and it comes through somewhat scattered in nature but where you get hit you will get hit hard and that will linger into tomorrow morning until 9:00 in the morning we are still dealing with that and right through the rest of the day as the time stamped out here even toward 11:00 p.m., pockets of rain and showers. so with that said this system again still hanging on to friday and very likely saturday. i cannot rule out a shower at sunday at this point. it will hang tough. so for now expect quiet weather for next couple of hours, but showers firing up as early as late this afternoon and then tonight dropping down to 64 degrees and then again, majority of the seven day features one storm system, tonight,

we can see the spiral bands of rain affecting southeastern portions of virginia and heading into del marva. heavy rain going on there right now. we tonight have to worry about of high cloudiness and sunshine and some rain moving up on the south coast, perhaps by late tomorrow and most of tomorrow should be mostly dry here and monday onings wet side. we have temperatures starting out in the 50s and some 40s in the deeper valley. a cool, fresh start to the day. sunshine is out penetrating through the cloud cover at times. it's high, thin stuff and no storm producing stuff today. i will see the rest of the forecast in just a few moments. regardless of what might be in store, plenty of people spending summer's last hurrah on the cape are determined to enjoy every minute of it this weekend. jim smith continues our coverage. >> hold the boat! one room trip. >> okay. >> reporter: a frantic friday in falmouth as passengers catch the last boat of the night for martha's vineyard. getting over will be easier than getting back new that sunday and monday trips on the island queen have been cancelled du

we have tropical storm warnings across the south, but we will turn our attention across del marva, jerseyith tropical stormwaters and now new york city as well as long island and long island sound into connecticut. we have a long ways to go. it is probably not out of here, kimberly, by wednesday or thursday of next week. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. >> more nfl players sitting in solidarity with colin c kaepernick. a former nfl star is standing by to go on the record. brock turner is out of prison, after serving three months for rain. a fired up katie feng coming up. a fired up katie feng coming up. ivanka, me lane ya', a special safety doesn't come in a box. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it's giving offshore teams onshore support. and it's empowering anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. indic ♪ for the land >> i think it is a misunderstanding. you

worry ourselves with this as we go through the morning, perhaps some of this reaches portions of the del marva pens will but rest of us are quiet for now but later on tonight, next area of low pressure does move in. quiet start to the day, expect you will not need any rain gear for majority of the day but later and later towards this evening and they will move from the south, it is way this storm will rotate in this moisture comes from the south and then tomorrow it is just us, soggy day, even though it is not raining lots of cloud, breezy and dreary and on the cool side too. it looks like wet weather will lingering friday and sat take, possibly sunday, because of this storm is cut off from the main flow of energy. it doesn't have anywhere to go or nothing to kick it out more importantly. so here's where we stan temperature wise in the 50's currently. forty's as well. cool start. cooler by comparison to yesterday at this same time. despite sunny start cloud will rebuild and we will see wet weather moving in with time, meisha. >>> katie, thank you so much. if you are just waking up with us happ

will stall out across the mid-atlantic and then slowly drift north. 2 will hammer new jersey, the del marva peninsula and around ocean city in maryland. look at this. salisbury. i mean, you're looking at major coastal flooding and a lot of wind. it is going to gain more strength out here and i sit and spin. if you go to ocean city, maryland i know that's a popular spot, it will be bad. you may want to think about can can can -- cancelling your trip. this is about as close as we felt the effects. just high thin clouds. those are already starting to move out. it is full sunshine. 77 is the high and we will be dropping into the 50s sunday 81. again sunday night is back in the 50s. on leabd, 83. on labor day 83. comfortable throughout. as far as airshow weather is concerned, oktoberfest at the fairgrounds, you just couldn't script a better weather forecast here. tuesday 86. that's when the humidity will start to go up. in fact, by wednesday of next week it is going to be muggy. the next alert day is not until thursday. this is thursday i know you are not even thinking about the weather right no

we have tropical storm warnings across the south, but we will turn our attention across del marva, jerseyical stormwaters and now new york city as well as long island and long island sound into connecticut. we have a long ways to go. it is probably not out of here, kimberly, by wednesday or thursday of next week. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. >> more nfl players sitting in solidarity with colin c kaepernick. a former nfl star is standing by to go on the record. brock turner is out of prison, after serving three months for rain. a fired up katie feng coming up. ivanka, me lane ya', a special behind-the-scenes look from the women who know him best. a special "on the record" monday. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. starting at $38,950. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. test. she's combined income:hiest thirty million dollars. tours the

three is showing us much more moisture of wind, also some thunderstorm activity over portions of the del marva peninsula. we have a flash flood watch in effect for the entire state of delaware until late tonight and some flash flood warnings in effect for sussex, kent counties, over the next several hours. so, we have had some reports of the localized flooding, so plan for that extra commute time, rainfall totals over last 24 hours about an inch and a half at dover air force base, other areas across south jersey, down the shore and pennsylvania suburbs, picking up half inch already. visibility is down to around 7 n to about 2 miles. we're dealing with breezy conditions, wind speeds around 15 to 20 miles an hour and as we head throughout the day-to-day we will be dealing with rainfall all across the region, meisha, cool day in the poconos with a high of 58 degrees. >> look at that, 60's and 50's. thanks very much, lauren. you nailed it. visibility will play an issue this morning and we're already because of it seeing some problems out there, you guys. we have an accident i-95 south at girard po

carolinas, good rain falling, coastal carolina, tide water virginia in the southern half of the del marvapeninsula. cloud moving back in southern new jersey. the as far as beach forecast, more clouds and sun, breezy, 78 degrees. tomorrow we have increasing sunshine as well as friday. temperatures nice upper 70's, you can't beat. that future weather model not sewing much, just cloud cover hanging tough from philadelphia south and east. it will thin out the later tonight. and then tomorrow we should see more sunshine and a few areas in the region. still to the north, today through try, we're warm but then starts to buckle allowing that colder air to move southward for second half of the weekend, sunday we will start seeing temperatures returning below average. today, 86 degrees, tonight, comfortable, mild, 65. here's the extended forecast, decent sun for next several taste we are lock in the try pattern but jumping from the 80's to near 70 on sunday. lets head over to meisha for traffic conditions. >> look at that, the 70's are coming back, all right, you guys. good morning. we will take a

up we go to the del marva peninsula, southern new jersey where you could have a wind field that extend into portions of central delaware, southeastern new jersey and wind speeds could get as high as 40 or 50 miles an hour. brunt of this is off shore but if you are going near the the shore points, so again, this will be a big concern over the course of the weekend. it will certainly be breezy further inland but still just a chance we will end up with higher wind speeds in the city but they could peak as high as zero to 35 miles an hour perhaps. then by the time we hit tuesday, things are finally winding down with the worst at least of the win. you may not have any to report through southeastern, pennsylvania. so here's a good solid recap of what would be the worst case impact at the shore. specifically. wind gusts could peak as high as 55. at worst case you could deal with half foot of rain, just rain, at the shore. so that will easily lead to flooding. and then high surf and that leads to coastal flooding to, and rip currents, beach erosion all of that continuing to be a theme. at leas

, stuck over the tide water virginia, some trying to make its way up to the southern half of the del marva peninsula. rain should stay to the south. we will be dry. further north across the region we will get more sunshine but nice rebound 9:00 n the mid 70's. by 1:00 in the lower 80's. we are on our way up to 86 degrees. 10 degrees above average with increasing sunshine. shore, cloud hanging tough 78, nice day in the the poconos, also in the upper 70's. we are lock in the dry pattern, so no chances for rain, temperatures staying warm but there is a big change with the cool down next week we will talk about that in a few minutes. meisha, how sit looking. >> roads are looking good, really nice this morning. i would say fairly typical for a wednesday but almost slightly even better then what we typically see on a wednesday. this is vine westbound before the schuylkill i would say ten minutes, not even, we were seeing significant slow downs trying to get on to the schuylkill but just residual from nothing. we are looking pretty good right here. ninety-five south at girard, certainly starting

biggest storyt will be the tremendous coastal flooding if this system hangs off the new jersey and del marvainsula, you will have a broad area of winds coming onshoreon that will likely do seriousr coastal flooding. >> brangham: why is the stalling important?po we would prefer it to rush through more quickly? >> absolutely. most to have the time, once? the systems mush northward, they go back out to sea. the steering winds with this system look like they will set up looks like it will stall off the virginia cape and offshore only 100 miles or.il so so if it just sits and spins in the counterclockwise direction, you have a continuou, fetch of water on to shore from the strong northeasterly winds and that's what's going to pile up the water along the coast. c >> sean sublette from climate central, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: storms, hurricanes and natural disasters clearly test the fortitude of any area, as we're seeing this weekend with hermine, and just recently, with the rains and flooding in louisiana. we tend to focus on the immediate aftermath and relief, but the d

we have some showers to the south, and now the del marva peninsula as well, the clouds are mostly what we are dealing with this morning as we anticipate our sunrise. fog any allentown, pottstown, reading, lancaster has been foggy all morning. so has mountains. not too bad to the south and east of us but look at that gorgeous sunrise when we bring clouds in the picture. 69 degrees. 6:47. the official sunrise time. but we do expect a mix of sun and clouds today, a stray shower, it isn't out of the question not likely unless you are south and east of the city. high pressure, warmer then yesterday, 83 degrees. still humid. bob kelly, things will be changing as we change seasons, later on in the week. >> sound good but we're all in a good mood, free coffee at dunkin' donuts our traffic sponsor, of course. a live look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound right at passyunk avenue in south philadelphia working your way eastbound. it is right at the split. we have passyunk and walt whitman off to the right. oregon avenue up the middle. and then, of course, get off there in the tunnels there a

. >> it started with the artwork and ended with finding an architecture salvage piece from the del marva power and light building. >> it has been a wonderful opportunity to use beautiful artwork provided by homeowners as well as my own. >> reporter: let's just say, i love it. they will love that you love it. >> reporter: you just might too. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the 70's, great decade. >> very cool. >> yes. >> we have not had any rain since 1978. >> it really does feel that way. but now you that it started raining, it is raining, finally we need rain. after two or three hours driving around it is like okay, that is you have this. bring the sunshine back. that is exactly right. once we get that good soaking it is like okay, let's bring back that september sun we have seen it but it never gets old. it will be beautiful finish to the week. still nice and warm and while we may be bee moaning lack of real fall temperatures we will get there soon enough and we have to enjoy nice warm days while we have them because fall certainly lurking right around the corner. the

this is a very low bus model picking up on multiple inches this model four plus inch's cross del marvaern new jersey, convicting the seven day. sunday is day we are keeping an eye on the possibility of the steady rain and strong wind, otherwise it is clearing out and it does look very nice tomorrow. >> katie, thanks very much. what we have been talking about that is accident on i-95 between the vine and columbus boulevard. what we are looking at is interstate 95 around the vine and this is significant slow towns that you have. the great news is that where that accident was, and where all lanes have been block all morning the truck that is been moved out of the way and the sound like lanes on i-95 will be opening sometime soon. for right the now just heading out there this is what you're running into. you will still have to take the vine hopefully within the next handfull maybe 15 or 20 minutes those lanes will open backup. alternates rest wealth boulevard at broad or schuylkill probably not a bad idea aramingo to girard or broad and schuylkill not a bad idea until that is officially cl

we have a cluster of thunderstorm activity off del marva peninsula right now.could see embedded thunderstorms today but you definitely need that rain slicker heading off to the bus stop. it will be slick temperatures today, cool, and topping in the up are 60's and for our ride home still periods of rainfall, some heavier at times. tracking matthew right now positioned over lesser antilles, strong tropical storm movement west at 16 miles an hour lakely to be a hurricane as we head in the day tomorrow. it will make a dramatic turn off to the north and potentially impact cuba as a hurricane and eventually in the long range into next week we are going to have to watch out for matthew for potential impact along the u.s. coastline but in the meantime just watch for that rain coming down, meisha, we do start to dry out especially heading in the upcoming weekend, it looks like sunday will be maybely dry day. >> it looks that way, all right, lauren, thanks very much. >>> looking outside on the roadways it is looking slow. just heads up in the world of air travel anyone

this storm is going to be a flood maker, particularly for the del marva, the jersey shore. flow of wind hammering the area. that's where we're going to see seas at least two to three feet, maybe four feet from the north carolina to virginia border, this is above high tide. some models saying we could see higher surge than that. be prepared if you live on the coastline, you'll see coastal flooding down the jersey shore. this not going to be another sandy. but will bring the potential for damage and coastal flooding with the fierce winds sticking around from tuesday and possibly into wednesday. a long-lived, long-lasting storm. it took a long time for the storm to get named, now taking a long time for it to leave. >> bonnie schneider, thanks for the update. certainly for the folks in the path of the storm, heed the warnings in your cities states. >>> coming up on "a.m. joy," donald trump's outreach to african-american voters, can he persuade them to the republican party and his campaign? my colleague, joy reid takes up next. men. 80% try to eat healthy yet up to 90% fall shor

three to five feet of storm surge from those virginia beachs, the del marva beaches and the jersey shore locations. that is moderate to major coastal flooding criteria. then the threat continues to shift farther to the north. long island, the entire part of long island that's included here two, to four feet of storm surge. that's on top of what is normal high tide. so we're looking at the potential for major coastal flooding out of this system. by the way, the tropical storm warning has been expanded to include all of new york's and new jersey's coastlines. still the tropical storm watch for rhode island and for massachusetts and then you see the tropical storm warnings in effect for the outer coasts here cape cod. we'll continue to track this for you. a very dangerous situation. richard, mainly because of how long-lived this coastal storm is going to continue to sit and spin right off of long island. back to you. >> days and days very uncommon way to finish what is the final weekend of summer, but i guess that's the way it's going to happen this year. wnbc meteorologist erika grow. appr

started off on a relative liz mild note but over that trail of thin cloud cover moving its way through del marva new jersey. any cloud there will brighten up, offer at least break as the day goes on but that cooler air is catching up. we are at 66 degrees in philadelphia. really not expect to go rebound too much more than this, give you another 10 degrees at any given location from where you are currently standing, upper 70's today, tomorrow beautiful weather, warmer this weekend and saturday stays dry but come sunday our next trent brings in more clouds, humidity and next round of showers and then are storms which we could use. >> nice to have cooler weather for a change. thanks very much, you guys. taking a look at this video. what this is is an accident new jersey turnpike happened around 1:00 a.m. involving two tractor trailers, six people transported to the hospital, good news no serious injuries. take a look crews are still out there trying to get this remedied for you new jersey turnpike south wound past route 73, kind of slow moving along there, you will get gaper delays. make note that