middletown i east of smyrna a couple showers, some starting to cross into the delaware bay. across the bay in cumberland county and maybe southern salem county you might pick up some of that over the next couple of hours. i expect all of that to evaporate and get out of here probably by about 9, 10 o'clock this morning. 70 degrees in philadelphia currently, 71 in wilmington, 69 up in allentown, 70 in trenton and down the shore 69 at the airport in a.c. 71 in cape may. and as we go through the day, we are looking at a warm one. 83 degrees by noon and by 3 o'clock, 8kies overall this afternoon. guys. >> okay, thank you so much david. >>> well, in new york's health check good news if you're starting your day off with a cup of coffee. turns out it may help you lose weight. the coffee diet has been getting a lot of attention lately. the premise is that caffeine burns fat, suppresses appe speem if a person drinks several cups each day. research shows drinking coffee from before a workout made exercise less tedious. the amount of coffee in roughly your caffeine in roughly four cups

right now you don't see anything, just a sprinkle over the delaware bay that's it.aybe a shower popping in toward cape may this morning. 72 in philadelphia. still in the 60s in allentown and reading. 70 in trenton, 74 in cape may. 73 by 8:00 a.m., noon, 81. there's a chance of sunny breaks early. we cloud up later today high of 84 rat 3:00 p.m. back in the 70s at 5:00 p.m. while it won't be raining all the time this afternoon and evening i'm posting a chance of a storm with drenching downpour. there's a chance of an isolated strong storm. when you hear thunder head indoors lower floors. the rain will total quite a bit over the next 24 to 36 hours and we have improvement for sunday. >> reporter: things could get more interesting on the roads as the day progresses. they are interesting enough right now e we have a bunch of issues, including this crash on the schuylkill expressway southbound side by south street. they have moved it off the road. you start to hit the brakes around girard avenue. you're looking at the speeds in the 20s and less through the accident scene

following counties in pennsylvania delaware and philadelphia and the following marine locations delaware bay waters north of east point new jersey to slaughter beach delaware and chesapeake bay north of fools island maryland remember a severe thunderstorm watch means the conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds and close to the watch area while severe weather may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for later statements and possible warnings stay tuned to no weather radio commercial radio and television outlets or internet sources for the latest severe weather information repeating a severe thunderstorm watch member for one for has been issued el nine pm for the following counties in delaware can't in newcastle and cecil maryland in the following counties in new jersey burlington camden cumberland and gloucester in the following counties in pennsylvania delaware and philadelphia and the following marine locations delaware bay waters north of east point new jersey to slaught

staying sticky on other i'd of the delaware bay. and forecast for barbecues and parades the rest of the way. 2:00 p.m., 86 degrees and as we head into evening we fall into the upper 70s and a little bit humid in parts of the region and a spotty thunderstorm here and there. and for fireworks an isolated thunderstorm possible at 8:00 and 78 degrees and 11:00, 74 degrees. and in terms of a thunderstorm chance it's out there and we'll look at future tracker 6 and try to track those and spotty stuff coming and could be thumper and downpours tonight. >> thank you. >>> there was plenty of red white and blue on the streets of springfield county, the lions club of springfield sponsored the parade that ran through to springfield memorial park and they celebrated several local volunteers that left a big mark on the community. >>> a similar scene in collingdale where celebrations started bright and early, groups were out and about celebrating the 4th and the action cam saw several antique cars. and official works get started this tonight at 9:0

pennsylvania burks books delaware montgomery and philadelphia and the following marine locations delaware bay waters north of east point new jersey to slaughter beach delaware in chesapeake bay north of rules island maryland remember to fear phone or storm watch means that conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds in and close of the watch area while severe weather may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for leader statements and possible warnings. stay tuned to no weather radio commercial radio and television outlets or internet sources for the latest severe weather information repeating severe thunderstorm watch number three eighty nine has been issued until nine pm for the following counties in delaware can't in newcastle and cecil maryland in mercer new jersey and the following counties in pennsylvania bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia in the following marine locations delaware bay waters north of east point new jersey to slaughter beach delaware and chesapeake

south jersey, this is the delaware bay. here's the state of delaware, middle town, 1.6. you cross over the delaware bay you get into cumberland county fortescue, port norris, 2.5. millville, 2.5. elmer about an inch. mays landing off to the northwest, rip land minotola area. 4.2. 6.8 inches of rain around the atlantic city airport egg harbor pomona area. farther down to the cape all these are doppler radar estimates, 4.2 inches. a good walloping south and east. not much north and west. sunday's weather across the high plains in the midwest. we'll see a beautiful day tomorrow. this storm is in the process of pulling away. we're looking at clouds breaking for peeks of sun by afternoon, very comfortable temperatures, especially considering it's the end of july. shooting for a high of 75. humidity leaves go way down. an enjoyable second half of the weekend is on the way. i'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, plus, another heat wave in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast arriving next week. >>> let's take you live outside mobile 6 this is ve

the exception would be areas close to the delaware bay and the shore o winds out of the northeast atust 6 miles per hour officially at the airport currently. as we take a look at cloud cover on satellite more clouds to their south, more sun to the north. overall we'll call it partly sunny and these additional showers we're keeping an eye on them on the other side of washington but they look like they might fall apart from before they get here. i think any of the shower activity you see locally probably dissipates after about 9, 10 o'clock. it's mainly down in those southwestern areas. 75 is your temperature at 8 o'clock in philadelphia. not all that humid in the city today. 81 by 10 o'clock. 83 by noon and a high of 86 at 3 o'clock this afternoon, partly sunny skies overall. highs around the region upper 80's in allentown, reading, mid 80's in lancaster and were imton. wilmington. if you're down the shore looks like most of the afternoon will be in the upper 70's. for the phillies tonight with the pirates once again, tide one to one in this series. we'll see if we can take a lead. 83

are a couple little blips of green down south of dover and maybe trying to circulate across the delaware baystagnant area of precipitation that's kind of stubborn and just sitting there and more of the same up in the northern and western suburbs. everybody else is dry this morning and the humidity on the low side, too. we'll talk about that in a moment. cloud cover has had a -- has a tendency overnight to get thicker. right now we do have some clouds out there. we expect some sun to break through a little later on. temperatures are comfortable this morning. how about 68 in philadelphia, 66 in trenton, 65 up in allentown. 68 in ac many. 70 in cape may and the 68 in wilmington and as we go through the day it's going to be a nice one today. 67 degrees by 7 o'clock. 75 by noon. and a high of 80 around 3 o'clock with low humidity, a nice afternoon to get out there, mainly dry, just a slight chance of a sprinkle. maybe fido wants to go for a run in the park this afternoon with you and the kids. not a bad idea. we have dewpoints for you and they are on the low side. 62 in philadelphia is just barel

camden cumberland gloucester hundred mercer in salem in delaware can't in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland including chesapeake bay north pool's island concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thanks for listening to no weather radio all hazards. oh. no no no no. kid what do. you. know who. i want to know so. on. yes. right here in the desert it just feels like everything that we would find there was a piece of the journey and it was literally the d.n.a. of the journey is and what we leave behind all of us. no matter where we're traveling you know we're all wayfarers on this planet and it's what we leave behind this is so much about who we are. from what we can gather. this gentleman was traveling through and this is the family he left behind. and in spanish. but to. where credit to see host boy. people still almost bit us you put a child in which just got us the ticket doing just. dick you know which will be oh i stopped. just you know you got killed all you got. when i have found a women and children a

the weather was move this way across the mouth of the delaware bay. this is the gust front when the clouds look like this expect to see winds after that. that's what's make the clouds look like that. that was pushing west to east or in this case right to left across the how to of the delaware bay. they picked up 2 to 3 inches of rain in cumberland and cape may counties. road closures and trees falling and power lines down. no tornadoes like we had in berks county. 87 degrees, right on par for this time year of the- for this time of the career. >> reporter: hammonton, 73. ewing, 70. cape may at the point. 73 degrees, it feels very, very oppressive out there, once again, lousy, area dewpoints above 70. these numbers will drop down finally this afternoon. lunchtime in the low to mid 60s, any normal day during the month of july would be considered humid, we've been in the mid 70s for so long this will feel nice. they lower a little bit more, 4:00 p.m., 60. trenton, 62. wilmington, 61. 64s up north and west. the general idea today lots of clouds to start,

storm tracker 6 live we had heavy drenching downpours, first thing this morning across the delaware bay region. now all that's left is one lone cell east of route 9. tuckerton is getting a downpour. pushing east into beach haven and south of surf city. patchy drizzle and showers north of atlantic city into the brigantine area. don't worry your beach day is in tact, should be nice down there, warm and sticky, land breeze. the thunderstorm threat down the jersey shore doesn't arrive until after 7:00 p.m. this is what we're watching for the immediate philadelphia area you can see the complex of showers and thunderstorms, hefty line of thunderstorms, that will march east over the next 6 to 12 hours, gets in here between 5 and 9:00 p.m. there could good wind and cloud to ground lightning strikes. storm prediction center has the entire area under a slight risk for severe weather through washington, d.c. and baltimore pretty troa area. metro area. the day looks nice, combination of sun and clouds, hot and humid highs in the low 90s feeling like 98 or 99. after 5:00 p.m. is when the thunderstor

handle breeze on the delaware bay. a land breeze is expected for the ocean front.ape may at the point, 75 degrees, it feels lousy out here right now. those humidity leaves will continue to be very, very high throughout the day with dewpoints at least at 70 degrees if not a few degrees higher than that. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion, complex of thunderstorms racing across the midwest this morning. some of it is warm, you can see the severe thunderstorm line popping up, that's a severe thunderstorm warning. we've seen gusts 65 miles per hour and tremendous amount of flooding, some areas have picked you mean 3 inches of rain in a 3040 minute time span. that's a tremendous amount of water. if you're planning on hanging bile pool. nice day overall, sun and clouds, hot and humid. pay attention to the sky conditions because the storms will creep up on you quick. it will not give you much time here. after are 5:00 p.m., if the skies turn threatening, you hear thunder head indoors and let the storms pass through. high temperatures topping out at 93. that's a chec

. >> this is the delaware bay. >>thex, we'll show you what it takes for the famous cape may lewes ferry to make its 17-mile trip when we take you behind the scenes. >> and reward after being robbed. next, a happy ending to an incident at wimbledon and the local connection to the fan who got national attention. >>> a young tennis fan from chester county finally has souvenir from an american tennis player playing in london. 10s pro jack stock had won his match when a young fan appeared to shout out for the towel, but the teen lost the towel in a tug of war with an older gentleman seated in the front row. on friday, woodville returned to the tournament to watch more tennis. stock recognized him, he apologized to the teen and personally gave him a towel. >> we're taking you behind the scenes of a longtime ferry that carries passengers and their cars. matt gives us a look behind the doors of the cape may lewes ferry. >> this is the cape may lewes ferry, at least one of three vessels they have. you might be more accustom

we have had rain in delaware, we still do around delaware bay here but not as bad and that is moving off shore. 72 degrees, muggy and now visibility at philly international is reduced to 3 miles. we have been seeing fog rolling in quickly, it is fog any a lot of places, lancaster , reading, pottstown, allentown and so is atlantic city international, how extra time for that. yes, we will see sunshine here and there but that chance of rain is here all day, likelihood increases as we get in the evening rush hour, high temperature today bob kelly is 84. >> sue, a lot going on this morning, things will change through the day, come on grab your fog horn as you head out the front door here's a live look at route 202 near boot road heading up toward construction. fogging nothing and out. who put that right there. live look at 422 in collegeville dealing with some fog between royersford and king of prussia interchange, even down the shore for gang between ocean city and sea isle we are waking up with some fog down here in delaware we're dealing with some fog. with the fog road are damp and th

the sun is setting over the delaware bay out there enjoying the weather. you like it hot.ike the weekend. it's warm out there, humid as well. currently, philadelphia, 80. wilmington 80. allentown 72 and cape may 71. fire work forecast, partly cloudy, isolated thundershowers possible. i mean isolated, most areas dry. 8:00, 80 and 11:00 down to 75-degrees. it will be a warm fourth of july but not as hot as the past couple of days. we have a frontal boundary pushing through bringing cloud cover for the most part but has produced a few isolated showers. we have a cluster that's been moving through montgomery county east of language horn crossing i-95 moving across delaware. no lightning strikes just showers. this could bring showers late in the day tomorrow. tomorrow morning dry at 10:00, partly sunny skies as we head into the afternoon. this is when a couple of isolated showers bubble up around 4:00. once the sun sets, a chance of isolated showers around 2:30. can't promise a completely dry fourth of july, but most areas are dry. 88 in philadelphia. not as warm as yesterday.

this is the delaware bay. >> we'll show you what it takes for a famous ferry to make its daily 17-mile trip between cape may new jersey and lewes, delaware, when we take you behind the scenes. oh hey! it's me mom, catching some side eye. first rule of motherhood. someone's always judging. breastfeeding, didn't work out. guess what? world's still turning. yeah, i bribe my kids. how else you think stuff get done around here? mom's special juice, it's wine. now if you think that's shocking, check this out. good old fashion yoplait®, it's not made with cage free norwegian hemp milk. and guess what? she loves it. ♪ >>> let's start with a look at philadelphia today where it's 69 degrees right now. time is 6:11 this morning. we'll make it to the 80s. 80 degrees by lunch hour. sunny throughout the day. we cap today in the mid 80s. not as hot as yesterday. not as humid as yesterday. and the winds light, too. 5 to 15 miles per hour for our peak wind speeds. let's talk shore cast. along the shore, looks perfect no matter where you'll be. 81, rehoboth beach. cape may at 82. 83, atlantic city. wate

the line of storms i'm tracking over the delaware bay right now moving east at 30 miles per hour.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 arch and basin remains cornered off as they make repairs. the elect call wires are a mess in the aftermath of the storm that came in with a punch. >> an "action news" viewer sent

the water spout formed over the delaware bay in down township. >>> an apartment fire forced dozens intohe treat overnight in the parkside section of philadelphia. the residents had to evacuate the building on the 1600 block of north 52nd street. firefighters contained the blaze to a mechanical room on the 4th floor, nobody was hurt. >>> the city of philadelphia officially has a new district attorney. kelly hodge will be sworn in as the interim d.a. the 45-year-old was elected by a board of common pleas court judges. she will complete the term of seth williams who resign last month and awaiting sentencing in a federal corruption case. voters choose the next permanent d.a. in november. >>> football is back in south philadelphia. today carson wentz and the newest eagles hit the field for the first time this season. head coach doug peterson said the ingredients are there for a playoff team. >> i'm excited about the new draft picks, the free agents, they helped our roster, it was important for us this spring they were able to do that, and mixing that altogether. >> the reelings play their fi

. >>> an "action news" video showed us a water spout over the delaware bay. they were boating when they saw the spout over fortescue yesterday afternoon. the spout disbursed without any damage download the 6abc app for updates it is free for your mobile device. >>> a stray bullet struck an 11-year-old in the chest after a bullet pierced the home on township line road. an investigator say the shooter sprayed bullets into the home. daisy rivera will to tell her grandson his friend was shot. >> now play time will never be the same. >> you can't even walk around the block any more. >>> roy finestone survived world war ii but died on the home front. an early morning blaze collapsed the home in elkins park. the couple had trouble getting around, smoke detecters were found in the home, but it is not known if they worked. >>> this is a pivotal day for the russian investigation, president trump's son-in-law meets behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee. they expect to focus on the contacts with the russians immediately during and after the campaign.

go to fiosgigabit.com captured video of a water spout over the delaware bay. they are boating when they saw the spout appear near fortescue, new jersey, yesterday afternoon. the spout disbursed without causing any damage. >>> the storms out there, david were something, i thought by the time i get in the car it will have passed. >> reporter: it's been that kind of summer, a lot of rain. some hot patches and very wet this morning in philadelphia. the rain is beginning to push toward the east. the closer view shows you that, keep in mind we've had two to four inches of rain overnight. it's been a while before the roads that have become flooded begin to subside. in areas of wilmington, swedesboro and glassboro, even though it's not raining right now there are problems. up in trenton this is what we've been dealing with. this is allentown new jersey, not pennsylvania, there's trenton you're in and among the heavy cells that are pushing toward the east. there's lighter rain to the west that has to get on threw. i'll go ahead and give you the wide view here, addition

this is the delaware bay. >> the crews start at 6:00 a.m.hour before the first departure. >> not like starting a car. little more complicated. >> captain dave has been giving people a ride for 27 years. he knows this vessel inside and out. >> in the center of these rings. this is us right here. and if this is the direction we're going. >> reporter: on the bridge you find a series of radars, gps units of course the controls. greg is actually steering the boat with this here. if you want the boat to go to the left, you turn to the left. if this were to break, have i a backup right here. >> reporter: there are two main engines. >> this is propulsion control right here. >> reporter: and new technology mixed with the old. >> this is the way the wheel house, the kpacaptain would communicate with engine room. >> reporter: today used as a backup and conversation piece. >> if i wanted to pull ahead, see that. he's matching what i'm doing. >> reporter: a lot going on. this 85 minute ride while the rest of us relax. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> intere

are dumping brief, but steady heavy downpour pushing on to cumberland county coastline off the delaware bay north of fortescue looks like it might be putting its sights on millville or route 55 north of millville. that's in terms of precipitation. 83 degrees in philadelphia. 81 in wilmington. 82 in allentown him 80 in millville. 78 in cape may. as we go through the afternoon it is going to be warm. 87 degrees by 2:00 p.m. high of 88 around 3:00 p.m. you can see how we're holding on the low 80 80s as late as 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., 77. as we go through the afternoon it's more and more humid. all the areas highlighted in darker shades of green with the higher numbers that's sticky air. anywhere you get the dewpoints over 70 like you have in cape may and dover that's oppressive humidity. the humidity is beginning to rise, we'll see it in the mid 60s. moderate humidity in philadelphia. more humid down south. we have a couple of issues this week, the first is it will get hot and humid over the next several days. the heat index between tuesday and thursday could make it feel between 100 and 105

kent county and delaware, this is trying bow out that would indicate straight line winds for the delaware bay and areas to the south. overnight things quiet down. we do it all over tomorrow, this time around it won't be powerful storms it will be the pop u78 showers and thunderstorms. today, hot and humid, squall line develops theerchtion races races -- this evening, races through the viewing area 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. damaging wind gusts and flash flooding is possible with the line. the poconos combination of sun and clouds, scattered thunderstorms developing after lunch, 83. tomorrow, 77 humid up there, as well. jersey shore, land breeze today, the sand is really, really hot. make sure you're wearing flip flops, warm and humid, 87 degrees. sunday, cloudy skies, maybe a few peeks of sun, otherwise showers possible. 84 degrees for the forecasted high. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've highlighted today because of the heat humidity as well as the threat for severe weather later on, 93 feeling like 98 with the humidity as we head into sunday, mostly cloudy thunderstorm, 83. o

you can also see delaware bay and out toward the southern of new jersey it's spreading up the coast. it's going to be a nasty friday night at the shore. some of the the heavier rain come into parts of chester county. even some of the area in the first alert will get periods of heavy rain. it's going to pile up the most in delaware and south jersey. we're talking about multiple inches of rain. so we can't handle this. from philadelphia southward, look at that. a solid area of heavy rain early in the morning andn't cos hour after hour. we'll have moren on the amounts of rain to be expected coming up. >>> more on the impact now the engineer shore may be one of the hardest hit areas. >> we know it's coming so we're just enjoying every last minute of dry weather that we have. i want to show you the ocean. thes have been churning up over the last hour as winds have been picking up. down in the end of here, we see some people hanging out on the beach. mostly heading inside after the dark clouds started to move in tonight. you're not looking at flooding overnight. but it is all that heavy ra

dew point at 60 and not too humid in the region but at the shore and the delaware bay it is more humidwinds northeast at 9 ocean temperature 64 degrees, satellite shows you cloud cover popping up. breaks here and there. but at times socked in additional showers to the west and a little action this afternoon and most of you staying dry, 86 is the high in philadelphia and 87 in allentown and upper 80s in lancaster and wilmington as well and most shore communities holding in the upper 70s mainly try. for the phillies and pirates a few clouds around and 83 for the first pitch and 73 in the ninth inning and probably dry and check out the radar on "action news" though tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 before you head to the ballpark but it looks like anything we see is few and far between. 86 by 4:00 and 84 by 6:00 and that 86 is your high today. pretty cloudy out there right now and the chance of a few breaks of sunshine into the afternoon and evening and 73 by 10:00 and clouds mixing with sun. high pressure forms a ring are of high pressure trapping all the hot air in the western half of the

farther south you go, delaware bay region, along the shore, dewpoints will be the highest with the 70ree range. satellite and radar, cloud cover this morning this is what we're watching here. it's a quick-moving line of showers and thunderstorms associated with this cold front that will barrel through late in the day between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. some of the storms will be on the stronger side. these fronts never make it through, because of that we don't have a dramatic cool off over the next few days. it will be hot and humid. you have to be about 100, 150 miles to the north in the second half of the weekend to get the cooler air from canada. the front retreat to the north, we continue to see the stickies, line of showers and thunderstorms with the frontal systems. speaking of the showers and thunderstorms, the idea cloudy skies to start. we'll have pockets of sunshine. one or two showers ahead of the main line between 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. it's west of philadelphia. 7:30 it's on top of us. it will weaken as it moves east into stable air in new jersey and delaware. it's th

ocean temperature 73 around the delaware bay. in philadelphia, 78, lots of clouds and shower or thunderstorm possible. for the phillies possible shower or thunderstorm. they will try to get fireworks in after the early 6:00 p.m. game. 76 first pitch, 73 in the 9th inning. tonight, 69, showers or thunderstorm. tomorrow morning you'll want to tune in, because it looks like there could be showers or thunderstorms rolling through in the morning tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for a high of 78 today. clouds and showers storms at time. tomorrow, clouds and sun, 85. storms in the morning, pop ups, during the day. looks like saturday we clear out, there could be shower around early, and upper 80s there, mid 80s for sunday. nice weekend. >> sixers debuted another first round pick in the summer league. >>> controversies on the course, a popular cyclist is being kicked out of the tour de france. why some are questioning the ruling. >>> another major black eye for the airlines, a mother is forced to give u

forecast 86 is the high and some clouds and sun and nice in terms of how it feels and nice on the delaware baynd ocean front and humid and not as cloudy and 78 degrees and we have the rain moving in in the half noon and getting thicker and widespread during the day and at night. it's still raining in spots and a high of 87. that system clears out of here though and on saturday starting saturday and several days after that. highs in the 80s and lower humidity and a fair amount of sunshine and no sign of precipitation. we'll be watering the potted plants starting saturday alicia. >> thank you. >>> check this out a fascinating discovery that may shake up what you may know about prehistoric predators, it turns out the dinosaur was not the top dog during the jurassic period. it was this guy the bone crushing crocodile. the croc like creature was 23 feet long and weighed up to 2300 pounds and it was at the top of the food chain. 170 million years ago. wouldn't want to mess with that one. much more ahead in the next half hour of "action news." making your house smart is a trend of the year but being

it looks like down by dover and the top of the delaware bay and the river a little green developing andight sprinkle or shower developing today. as we look outside we have yes, sky 6 hd look agent one place to be and sunshine through the clouds in cape may right now. and decent day on the beach. and elsewhere across the region because the humidity is really eased back, temperature currently 74 degrees and dew point down to 61, we spent so much time in the low 60s and 70s that is where the humid air resides but when you get the number down to 60 no problem. winds from the east at 5 miles per hour and the ocean temperature is 5-. temperatures across the region, 71 degrees and in allentown right now, 73 in reading and 76 in trenton and 76 in wilmington and 73 in millville and 74 in cape may where the folks are enjoying the beach. future tracker 6 continuing the idea there say chance of a light spotty sprinkle that pops up this afternoon most of this is light and few and far between. most of you won't see this on your windshield. the model wants to put a little bit in the vicinity of philad

formed sunday afternoon along delaware bay. they were canoeing and crabbing in a creek when they noticed the waterspout. they say it came within about 20 feet androx ann acted immediately to keep her little girl safe. >> as a parent you only want to protect your child. the only thing i knew to do was jump on top of her and make sure nothing happened. >> and what seemed like the last minute they say the waterspout took a sharp right turn. thanks to a 911 call rescuers found the group and brought them and their canoe back to shore. >>> we get to your first alert weather here is a live look at boathouse row. today seemed like a better day for rowing. >> a look at citizens bank park where the phillies have a game against houston astros. will the rain and storms effect it? take a look at the radar. we are tracking storms. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz has been keeping track of this all afternoon. when can we start seeing the storm snz. >> in the philadelphia area looks like generally 8:00, perhaps until 9:00. but in the redding area

it formed yesterday along delaware bay. roxanne bates and her family were drabbicrabbing in a creek. they pulled the boat into a marsh. it came within 20 feet. >> as a parent, you only want to present your child. the only thing i knew to do was jump on top of her, pemake sure nothing happened. >> at the last minute, the waterspout took a sharp turn and fortunately missed them. >>> streets looked more like rivers tonight in washington lane. the kwater nearly halfway up the door as the car made it through. >> and take a look at the storms looming other bucks county. you see those massive clouds sweeping right across the sky. and if you see weather damage in your neighborhood, share your photos and video with nbc 10. you can send them directly right through the nbc 10 app. >> we can tell you cooler temperatures are starting to move in. >> hurricane schwartz is back with your forecast. >> they're moving out, cooler air moving in. we may not hit 80 in the next couple days. here's what the radar looked like at 5:15 with some of t

as it works easter it will encounter more stable air over south jersey and delaware, and delaware bay region, you can see how it weakens. the jersey might not see anything at all. this is the impact scale nothing going on during the first participant of the afternoon. between 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. that's when the line of storms pushes into the western suburbs, from that point on it travels east. clouds and sun, thunderstorms late, 89 degrees is the forecasted high with the breeze out of the south at 10 to 15 miles per hour. the majority of the day looks all right. it's around 5:00 p.m. we see the beginning signs of line of thunderstorms, it should be in the city around 7:00 p.m. the poconos you'll get into pretty much all day long, especially from 11:00 a.m. on, lots of clouds and numerous showers and thunderstorms, 77. for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, 79. jersey shore not too bad, a nice day today, partly sunny skies, it's humid, 80. tomorrow, sunny, high of 85. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, very summer like, it's a typical summer pattern. 89 today. late-day showers a

we go next to storm scan3, already notice, that part of even kent county and over the delaware bay, beginning to see that fire up out there. but, for the most part, most of us are dry, and it is starting to heat up out there, too. you know yesterday we had comfortable warmth, and we didn't have much humidity to work w there is frontal boundary dropping in, definitely larger scale cluster of showers and thunderstorms back across lake erie, just into lower michigan, northwest ohio, but i don't think it will quite look like this by the time it reaches us. essentially what happens is this. ment front drops in, drops to the south, me around ers nearby, for a day or two, then lifts back north again. so essentially, you have got one piece of energy that's stuck, and it is stuck close enough to us it brings us days worth of potential for unsettled weather. now, no day looks right now like it is a wash. but, every day is just as unsettled. now, your comfort index as a result of this pattern, too, is also going to eventually need to be called the discomfort index, because that dew point continues to cl

you can see some scattered thunderstorms right across the mouth of the delaware bay, also sea isle city cluster that moved through. this view including off the atlantic showing more than 400 lightning strikes and these storms are strong enough to cause some damage. nickel sized hail in mays landing, buena vista reporting hail the size of quarters and phoenixville earlier this afternoon wind damage bringing down trees and wires. west chester's windows damaged and in toms river a gas line was struck by lightning. so, it was a pretty vicious line of storms moving through and it's really cleared the air. right now at least temperature-wise quite a bit cooler than the past few days. temperatures are in the 70's. philadelphia's high today only 79 degrees with the clouds and the showers but the dewpoints also in the 70's. very close to the air temperature so our air is practically saturated but the dewpoints will be dropping a little bit over the weekend. it won't be dewpoints in the 40's and 50's like a couple weekends ago but we're looking at dewpoints generally in the 60's so that means it

sunny, warm, not all that humid across most of the region, although if you're down south along the delaware bayight feel that humidity hitting you a little bit more. thursday not as warm, late rain, 78 degrees is the high. and then that rain continues into at least friday morning. it should be more humid even if it does start to dry out in the afternoon on friday. 87 degrees. keep with us on the timing of this rain though because that might change a little bit. for the weekend partly sunny and less humid on saturday, 87. and we wrap it up in fine shape with an 85-degree high on sunday and a fair amount of sun there. monday 87. and tuesday sun mixing with a few clouds and highs also in the 80's so we're getting into a really nice pattern once we get past that little bubble on thursday and friday. >> not a bad week. >> no. >> thank you david. >> yup. >> new this morning, hershey park cuts their july 4th fireworks display short because a brush fire erupted near the show. the hershey fire department says the flames broke out on pat's hill. the fire was contained at around 11:00 last night and the r

in addition, we have a small craft advisory for the upper delaware bay, and that's because we're talking about sustained wind speeds ranging between 21 and 38 miles per hour or frequent gusts ranging between 21 and 38 miles per hour. we are also talking about waves that could potentially be four feet and higher. now, current winds right now, notice they're coming out of the northeast, very strong for toms river at 20 miles per hour. sustained wind speeds for wildwood 15 miles per hour. atlantic city, 12 for you. dover, 14 mile per hour wind speeds. again, a northeasterly influence. current temperature right now, 77 degrees in philadelphia, well when low the average of 87. allentown currently at 78 degrees. coatsville, 72 for you. wilmington a pair of 7s. mount holly 72 is your current temperature. dover at 73, and dover at 76 degrees. a little cooler for atlantic city, current temperature for you 73 degrees. the 10-day forecast looks like this. temperatures climbing tomorrow, below average, 83 degrees. notice by tuesday we climb into the 90s. 92 on wednesday and keeping it in the 90s by

biologist matt feroni and other aquarium staff went out with o search looking for great white in the delaware bayno luck but he's glad people are following hilton on social media and taking an interest in sharks. >> what we try to do here is teach them that sharks, they're not out to eat people, we're far more dangerous to sharks than they are to us. >> reporter: if you would like to get close to a shark besides behind glass your best bet is to come here on the shark bridge at the adventure aquarium where you can walk over the sharks. what did you think, was it scary at all. >> i was terrified 'cause i'm a coward. >> reporter: one little boy who was not scared who knows all about sharks including great whites is seven-year-old brandon. >> you have to run really fast to get away. >> reporter: you don't go near great whites. >> no. >> reporter: okay. >> only in jaws. >> reporter: you're allowed to watch jaws? [laughter] >> reporter: a personal favorite but not exactly the pro shark material ocean experts recommend. in camden, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, a man is in critical condit

in addition, we have a small craft advisory for the upper delaware bay, and that's because we're talking wind speeds ranging between 21 and 38 miles per hour or frequent gusts ranging between

cumberland gloucester hundred minus and elam in depth where kids in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north of fool's island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards speech. in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. really contains the mini and dollar question on this specific countries and why is the government determined to keep them secret. why indeed polly that's artie's polly boyko thanks for filling us in with the details as much as you have them. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has confirmed a joint center to monitor the cease fire in syria has been agreed with the u.s. and jordan his words run contrary to what's been said by washington with the state department claiming the matter is still being discussed still likes to talk a lot going to the world i don't know how this lady could know this like we're not acquainted and get out ahead i think of some of the negotiations that are underway i don't know how things work at the state department terms of who has a

one of them dying out as it crosses the delaware bay into cumberland. across most of the area we have cloud cover. the farther north you go the better chance you have of seeing some sun. as we look toward the northeast on sky6 over the ben franklin bridge you can see a little clearing in the distance. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, we're moving from the 70's to a high of 86, partly sunny, no the very humid, no the bad. tomorrow 78 with storms in the afternoon. re calling for a gag order to keep him quiet. nancy grace weighs in. >>> are the smart devices in your home vulnerable to hackers. what you can do to protect your personal information when we come back. ♪ showing up in your beat up truck ♪ ♪ and now i'm sure it's more than a stroke of luck ♪ ♪ yeah, i love you, do you love me, too? ♪ ♪ yeah, i love you, do you love me, too? ♪ ♪ clap your hands if it feels good ♪ ♪ clap your hands, ohh ♪ clap your hands if it feels good ♪ ♪ clap your hands, ooh ♪ feeling tonight, some kinda wonderful ♪ ♪ feeling inside, some kinda wonderful ♪ this i can do, easi

biologist matt and other aquarium staff went out with o search looking for great whites near the delaware bayno luck but he's glad people are following hilton on social media and taking an interest in sharks. >> what we try to do here is teach them that sharks, they're not out to eat people, we're far more dangerous to sharks than they are to us. >> reporter: if you would like to get close to a shark besides behind glass your best bet is the to come here on the shark bridge at the adventure aquarium. was it scary. >> it was scary. i'm a coward. >> reporter: landon wagner. >> they try to get you but you have to run really fast to get away. >> reporter: you don't go near great whites. >> no. >> reporter: okay. >> only in jaws. >> reporter: you're allowed to watch jaws? [laughter] >> reporter: a personal favorite but not the material experts recommend. in camden cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, well, from sharks to the fire fight that is happening now. working now to fully gain control of a forest fire in burlington county, the fire patel is happening in wharton state forest nea

it looks like low to mid 80's up and down the jersey shore and probably mid 80's down along the delaware bayderate risk to small risk of rip currents today. hot and humid in philadelphia. spotty thunderstorm can't be ruled out and a high of 93 because of the high humidity it will feel like it's about 98 this afternoon. and warm and humid overnight with maybe an evening thunderstorm. otherwise just 76 and muggy overnight. let's cover the rain story. today maybe a little bit of something popping through later this morning particularly north of philadelphia but it's really this afternoon that we expect some spotty stuff to begin to pop and again anything that does pop up could produce a drenching downpour. there's obviously not a whole lot on storm tracker and future tracker as we look into the afternoon but anything that does hit could produce a drenching downpour or a strong gusty wind. there's an isolated chance of a strong storm around the region today. by 11:00 we're dry. tomorrow morning probably dry but tomorrow afternoon we get into the same pattern where in spots in will be a drenching

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 we have heavy rain and glass bow rope and gloucester seeing pockets of downpours. and how much rain we've gotten so far. east marboro, west bra

cloud-to-ground lightning and also see how it lights up not only the sky but also reflecting over the delaware bay and part of the reason why the storms are so intense is the fact that the atmosphere is just loaded with moisture. if you look at the dew points the dew point 72 philadelphia, 78 in dover, that is really a tropical air mass dew points do not get much higher than that and unfortunately if you are hoping for a change of the dew points tomorrow really won't be the case tomorrow is still oppressive humidity and not quite as warm 71 degrees and over the weekend notice the dew points will drop before they rise as we head into next week so we do get a break over the weekend but right now you step outside it still feels pretty warm out there currently feels like 80 philadelphia feels the same in wilmington millville a little cooler 74 feels like 78 degrees in cape may. satellite and radar showing the storms that rolled through that did bring severe weather especially north and west of philadelphia all triggered from a cold front and the front is still up to our north. won't be clearing the re

cumberland gloucester hundred mercer manas in salem in delaware killed in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north of pools island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio i'll have to. heads up now at all that's you don't do that but the strict strategy of the united states for the middle larger middle east or in syria has to be explained to the american people whether we agree with it or not at least the obama administration you know pretty much stuck to regime change which we you know most of us on this show have agreed to that's a mistake but trump we don't know what exactly they're trying to do there except iran iran seems to be the underlying theme in everything as you do everything they say. they've this seems to be shaping up some conflict with iran which is an enormously dangerous and even closer relationship with saudi arabia their religion but israel is taken for granted the same with every administration pretty much

. >> this is the delaware bay.ss. >> okay. >> a little more comply kate. >> he has been giving people a ride for 27 years. he knows this vessel inside and out. >> this is us right here. if this is the direction we are going. >> on the bridge you'll find a series of radarradars, gps and course the controls. >> he is tilling this. you want to boat to the reft; go left. if i have a a. >> this is our control here. >> and new technology this is the way the wheel house. >> today used as a backup and conversation pete. >> see that? she matching what i'm doing. >> a lot going on while the rest of us relax. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> all summer long bowling allies are offering kids a chance to knock down pins and have fun for free. paul is here. one of the places participating in the kids bowl free program. i'm familiar with thunder birds. there's 20 million kids many here mild way. parents can go to the web site, register their child and get two free gas of bowl. >>. >> parts trying the fig your out what they can get t