tide between 7:30 tonight and 8:30 tonight and this is the shore and back bays and up into the delaware bay and the upper bay has around delaware city there an advisory. a lot of rising water as we go into the early evening hours. the wind gusts right now 29 miles per hour at the airport in atlantic city. 25 in cape may and i could see potentially gusts going up to 35, 40 and some models suggest higher than that. in places like atlantic city later this evening. but depends on the exact track of the storm and some details still working it out. stormtracker 6 live double scan only showing you a little rain on the ocean front and it's possible that some cells or another band tries to push down areas closer to philadelphia and north and west. if you see rain today it won't amount to much. the big impacts are down the shore and mainly the rip currents and heavy surf and some of that coastal flooding i'll be back with more on the track and not only jose but the major hurricane maria down in the caribbean and what happens once it is past the caribbean. >> thank you david. meanwhile lets switch liv

is down around dover, delaware and these showers and thunderstorms now as expected crossing the delaware baylem county, cumberland county picking up some of these lightning strikes and i'll just give you the movement here as this is also pushing up toward the north and east and it looks like wilmington delaware might get caught with some of this and philadelphia after that and that is what we're looking at on radar this morning. as we take a look at temperatures we're starting out okay. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 66 in allentown. 72 in cape may. rolling through the day, 73 degrees by 3 o'clock. that's all you're going to see. cloudy and rainy. at times there could be some sunshine breaking through but at any time today we have to allow for at least a pop-up shower or a thunderstorm. if you are headed to the bus stop this morning, well, it might be a good idea to grab some rain gear considering that we do have cloudy skies and there is some rain out there. sorry about that the icon but we have some rain. temperatures on the bus stop this morning between 64 and 69 degrees. and as we go throug

cumberland gloucester hundred mercer monmouth and salem in delaware kid in newcastle including upper delaware bay in maryland cecil including chesapeake north of wells iowa this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia and slovenia thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. even when it's fifteen to twenty centimeters underground their nose is not so secret weapon imagine if humans had similar abilities ok if you were in a pitch black room and somebody entered the house from. i would say i think one kilometer away and it's pitch black and you can't hear anything you might be able to detect something changed but that's also very hard for me to say because i really as a scientist i need evidence to support such a claim and i don't have. isaac and his sister at the gym they can give their paws a good workout sharpen their teeth. and enjoy a sense of freedom. said looks as though isaac's trying to set out on his first trip. nice troy. a brief chase. a few a breath so fresh. and he soon back in the fold. they know what they are do

and the reports show you that we are dealing with gusty winds and one buoy in the mouth of the delaware bay winds sustained at 28 miles per hour and gusting up to 40 miles per hour but the most intense part of jose is the wave action. it's really whipping up the surf wave heights impressive up to 25 feet at the center of the storm and closer to land wave heights of 11 feet and constant wave action piling up the water at the shore and that produces the tidal flooding. the next concern is the high tide cycle between 7:30 and 8:30 along the shore. the back bays one two two hours after that. and looking for moderate tidal flooding tonight and even tomorrow morning the potential for minor flooding. the coastal flooding and the beach erosion the main concern with jose. jose is a category one hurricane and we have hurricane maria a powerful cat five. 165 miles per hour winds heading toward st. croix and puerto rico. i'll have more details on this storm in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> chad pradelli is tracking jose's impact for us on the shore firsthand. live in ocean city tonig

delaware bay and raritan bay occurs later than the high tide on the ocean front surge one point five to two point five feet above astronomical tide impacts widespread roadway flooding is expected and minor property damage is possible especially around this evening's high tide more extensive property damage could occur on the delaware side of the delaware bay outlook the potential for minor coastal flooding here times of high tide will continue into wednesday and possibly thursday a coastal flood warning means that flooding is occurring or imminent coast residents in the warning area should be alert for rising water and take appropriate action to protect life and property do not drive your vehicle through flood waters the water may be deeper than you think it is you will be putting yourself in danger and your vehicle may be damaged leading to costly repairs for a list of the impact of different tide heights in your county please visit w w w died with our dot gov slash slash times. charismatic campaigner a pedestrian and often as you say economic plan i

there is tropical storm watch from the delaware bay, all the way through the new jersey coastline, upand that goes into effect tonight, at 2:00 a.m. it lasts until 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning. so pretty much all of the day tuesday, then into little bit of wednesday as well. in general the impacts for us here, it will go with rough surround every, strong rip currents, seen that down at the shore points the last couple every days, minor beach errosion possibility thanks to on shore flow. we will get possibility of also coastal flooding. could lead to some issues with beach errosion, too. those two kind of go together. then work your way little further inland, little closer to philly, and then maybe little further west than that, just some rain showers, and isolated rumble every thunder can't be completely ruled out. in general it looks like it will be some rain showers. again there are threats for some moderate risk for that heavy rain to go along with what we will be seeing with the tropical impact. taking a look at the seven day forecast real quick, zero eight today, 77 tomorrow with

jersey location southern coastal areas of new jersey coastal areas of delaware and areas along delaware bay. flooding moderate flooding is anticipated with this morning's high tide timing high tide on the new jersey and delaware oceanfront between eight am and nine am this morning high tide on the back bays and along delaware bay occurs later the high tide on the ocean front surge around two feet above the astronomical tide waves breaking waves of five to seven feet along the coast coastal flooding impacts widespread roadway flooding is expected and minor property damage is possible outlook the potential for minor coastal flooding near the times of high tide will continue into thursday a coastal flood warning means that flooding is occurring or imminent coast residents in the warning area should be alert for rising water intake appropriate action to protect life and property do not drive your vehicle through flood waters the water may be deeper than you think it is you will be putting yourself in danger and your vehicle may be damaged leading to costly repairs. of the impact of different ty

the entire coast of new jersey and delaware as well as adjacent coastal waters, portions of the delaware bay and coastal blood advisory this will get right through wednesday, tropical storm watch does mean wind, may be a problem, down the shore, as well as, some more, coastal impacts which lauren will discuss in a moment. here's latest stats from the national hurricane certainty. currently still a category one hurricane, weaken slightly from last night back to 75 miles per hour sustain wind on this, storm and central pressure of 977 millibars. it will make a turn, and then lurk out to sea but latest track keeps it far enough off shore, that we don't expect any direct, impact from this system later this week here in philadelphia impact will be starting tonight, and then through the day tomorrow, especially, and mostly felt along our coastline. and that is where they are making preparations, this afternoon, and evening, for a brush, from an intense hurricane working its way up eastern see game. meteorologist lauren casey joins us from north wildwood with the very latest on then part of the sto

moving over the delaware bay and into south jersey. everyone else a few sprinkles ahead of it in parts of philly and along the northern edge light to steady rain too. talk more about this rain. heaviest pocket of rain clipping new castle county, kent county and parts of salem county as well. coming up very soon. look at the track. moving about 30 miles an hour. areas like bridgeton, vineland. 5:30 toll 6:00 a.m. easton township 6:30 this morning. might weaken as it passes over the bay. regardless you're going to get storm action this morning early on. future model through the morning. rain does not stop in one particular spot until tonight. isolated rain and thunderstorms as well. this 1:00. we go there 8:30. pocket of steadier rain through the south and overnight and still a little light. thunderstorms could pass over south jersey as well as delaware. finally it will start to clear early thursday morning. just thursday morning showers are moblpossible. then sunshine in the afternoon. >>> philly, upper 60s to low 70s in the suburbs. al

county and salem county and parts of gloucester county now seeing this and more stuff over the delaware bayfrom the south. if i start this up and show the movement. you see those of you getting a break right now in parts of cumberland and cape may county may be in the rain again were not too much longer. and the wider view up to the north shows them blanketed with rainfall and heavier stuff out there to the north and west of of allentown. there is wilmington and that is one of the many spots looking gloomy with rain socking everyone in. winds from the north at 12 and ocean temperature 73. future tracker 6 showing you between now and 3:00 it's more of the same sometimes you'll have rain and some of it could be heavy and may hear a rumble of thunder and other times it's the gray stuff above. and we get to 6:00 and the new model run has a dying out of the rain and something for 6:00 and later in the evening another chunk on the way. and a sprinkle left over for the early morning body craft and that should not last long. we knocked that down to 70. and the clouds and rain out of play. 6 by 2:00

the coastal flood advisory for the mouth of the delaware bay and a tropical storm storm watch does remain in effect. it's not the day you want to be out on a boat. the tropical storm watch for the actual coast line has been canceled. it does not look as though winds will reach tropical storm force. it's a mild night. 64 in reading but it's a warm 70 in rehoboth and 71 in cape may. tomorrow more rain on the way. you can see the outer shower bands associated with jose will start to rotate in during the day tomorrow. it's midday that i think we start to see the steadiest rain especially down the shore and rotating in from the east. but notice here in the city we're just talking a few scattered showers. it's definitely not a washout though it will be a cooler day thanks to the cloud cover and a gusty breeze. steadier rain down the shore and that clears out and jose starts to take off this way and by wednesday morning you're going start to see some sun peek through the clouds as the storm moves away. so your coastal impacts this is the most pronounced impact we'll find with jose. moderate coas

waters, we have one more high tide of concern with minor flooding between 8:00, 9:00 ocean side and delaware bay1:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. mild and 64 in the suburbs tonight and 69 for center city with the northwesterly wind and jose's remnant low will hang on and fall apart and churn the waters with rip currents for the weekend. and high pressure to the north and west kicking the secret jet stream to the north. maria a two and back to a three and one. it needs watching into the middle of next week. does it curve out to sea too early to tell and what is something we continue to follow. and that is at least a week away. we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's pretty easy to kind of ingest here every day is the same. the humidity will be dropping as we get into friday and the weekend but the temperatures rise for the first weekend of fall including the eagles home opener and they are sweating, 90 degrees the second half of the weekend and staying well above normal in the mid-80s for the beginning of next week. >> summer stretch. thanks. abc world news tonight with david muir next

this goes until 2:00 in the afternoon, delaware bay included in that.s there still chance for higher water right along the coastline until about mid afternoon or so, today. tropical satellite for us, there is jose spiraling off the coast for the most part we have more northerly wind but we could at times still get a problem with some beach erosion today because of that high surf because water getting churned up by jose. heading back down to maria, of course, we have really extremely powerful category 25 storm most likely going to be making land fall or almost making land fall in the next hour or so, in puerto rico. so again this is a extremely powerful storm and packing winds as high as 150 or so miles an hour, as it makes land fall, again, probably in the next hour or so, it will slightly weaken as it moves over puerto rico skirt on the northern edge of the hispaniola and go toward bohamas. it looks like by thursday afternoon it will be north of hispaniola and then into the weekend hour, weekend time frame it will get upward maybe toward continental un

have tropical storm watch in effect it does include the entire coast of new jersey, back into delaware bay, and of course, though shore points down toward delaware, too, watching for the chance of some gusty winds, that could gust as high as maybe 50, six off miles an hour at times, so that could cast some beach errosion, catch for on shore flow, and that will allow for the potential of maybe coastal flooding. chance for heavy rain actually a little bit lower. so we go with moderate chance for that heavy rain, the highest winds will be at the shore. here inland, closer to fill, still could go with 20, 30- mile per hour wind gusts, but 40, 50, mile, main 60-mile per hour gusts at the shore. coastal flooding, moderate chance for that. the same for beach errosion. then we go with the moderate chance for power outage, high winds could knock over power lines, could knock over trees, that could knock the power out eyewitness weather for us here today. little bit of fog this morning it is humid. we go with high of 08 degrees. showers, breezy for us tomorrow, tuesday, because jose right off the co

cumberland gloucester hundred mercer manas in salem in delaware camp in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland seattle 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 all hazards. thousand refuges from this in iowa highlands traveled there they'd been forced out by the ongoing conflict between government forces and the drug cartels. this friend of mine he was a journalist he was doing his job you know doing the best geisha and all that he was a very passionate guy. he published some reports he had this warning. and. get do it and then someone told you all your don man that coming after you so he run away he moved to another city he moved to the city of irma see you which is you know going off things you start doing the same thing. and these thousand people just just got to him and we never. saw him again. it was disappear it was you know she was killed and then she was born and the agis were just spread the wealth. so th

from long long island through new york, back down across new jersey coastline, and down into the delaware bay. again, this is our tropical storm watch. there is a tropical storm warning, through new england, cape cod, see, martha's vinyards included in the tropical storm warning. this goes into effect at 2:00 tonight. so that would be 2:00 in the morning, on tuesday morning, lasting, technically, until it needs to be canceled. most likely, that will be some time on wednesday morning, in that two, 3:00 in the morning time frame. but once we actually know whether it will be canceled, of course, we'll tell you, again, goes into effect 2:00 a.m. tuesday morning. this is our coastal flood advisory, because everywhere from atlantic ocean county back down into cape may county , as well, there is the chance for some coastal flooding t looks like at this point, it will be minor coast a.m. flooding at best, it won't be really widespread issues with that coastal flooding, but again there is a chance for it, so starting tonight at this evening, coastal flood advisory goes in effect for the jersey shore a

those have lifted up into pennsylvania and into jersey, the delaware bay, and while we're dry here, we're still rather cloudy. i mean, you can see on the vie we're seeing some breaks out in western maryland, down south and here and there a couple of breaks are starting to develop. so i'm optimistic, why not, right? that we're going to have a couple of bouts of sunshine as we go through the afternoon. but with the clouds, humidity is high, it's muggy out there, upper 60s and lower 70s. not sure about that 75 in waldorf, but upper 60s and low 70s seems to be the norm. and you look outside now in washington, just some fog and low clouds there nothing too terrible. some sunshine develops this afternoon. with the sun we should make a run toward 80 if not the lower 80s with winds out of the south at about 10 miles an hour. so the futurecast shows showers, they're already gone and some sunshine developing here to finish the day. i think we see the sunset here as highs get to that 80-degree mark. overnight tonight some clouds return, it's going to be warm, muggy, 60s to about 70s with some shower

the coastal flood advisory for the mouth of the delaware bay and a tropical storm storm watch does remain in effect. it's not the day you want to be out on a boat. the tropical storm watch for the actual coast line has been canceled. it does not look as though winds will reach tropical storm force. it's a mild night. 64 in reading but it's a warm 70 in rehoboth and 71 in cape may. tomorrow more rain on the way. you can see the outer shower bands associated with jose will start to rotate in during the day tomorrow. it's midday that i think we start to see the steadiest rain especially down the shore and rotating in from the east. but notice here in the city we're just talking a few scattered showers. it's definitely not a washout though it will be a cooler day thanks to the cloud cover and a gusty breeze. steadier rain down the shore and that clears out and jose starts to take off this way and by wednesday morning you're going start to see some sun peek through the clouds as the storm moves away. so your coastal impacts this is the most pronounced impact we'll find with jose. moderate coas

flood warning, is there a chance we could get areas along the coastline and right here in the delaware bay where we could get flooding with high tides because we are getting on shore flow with a bit of the northwest ter northeasterly win. keeping an eye on this coastal flood warning until today at 2:00 in the afternoon when it will expire and i cannot imagine they will project it to go any further in the future then. that right new we are still looking at a very catastrophic , very powerful hurricane, that is just about to make land fall in puerto rico. this is marie, category five, 160-mile sustain wind at this point. eye wall has already started to make it's affects known along the coastline of puerto rico and will probably make land fall as early as this morning. early part of our forecast track, 8:00 this morning as a category five storm making land fall only about 60 miles away from san juan. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, it is moving up into turks and caicos and bohamas as we get in the even of the week and by end of the weekend it is just off of the coastline of the caroli

cumberland gloucester hundred mercer monmouth and salem in delaware killed in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north of wells island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. military confrontation and the longer term objective of bringing north korea into. the community of nuclear powers which in fact it is now joint managing those weapons to make sure that war doesn't occur by accident and that military military contacts can be maintained that's a longer term goal russia china the united states south korea and japan know how to do this there's a long experience with it and there can't be any doubt that over the next two years that's the way that the situation will be resolved and will get more of a normal tone to the political relationships in east asia. meanwhile dozens of protesters have been injured in clashes with police in south korea they were demonstrating against the installation of a u.s. anti missile system known as t

and it goes all the way from the delaware bay, all the way up to new england at this point.oes into effect tomorrow, and it will be lasting all the way until wednesday. so tuesday morning, to wednesday afternoon, here are the storm threat. again, down near the shore point, those high winds, power outages, we call it moderate. because we could get some of the trees to fall down, they could knock down power lines, as well. 08 degrees today. 70s tomorrow with the rain. and then meisha looking at the 80s all the way through to the start of our fall season on friday, and the weekend ends. >> looks great, thank you so much. and very good morning to all of you, happy monday, if you are just waking up with us, so glad you're here, looking outside at the schuylkill, i've been keeping my eye on it because it was heating up even in the 4:00 hour, and it is still, so the schuylkill near conshohocken, we can expect that now on busy monday morning, approaching the 6:00 hour, tail light moving in the eastbound direction, already, brake light going off there. so at home sipping on your coff

there are a lot of thunderstorms down by dover in particular that look like they want to cross the delaware bayo parts of south jersey and the northern and western suburbs also getting hit with showers. we'll take a closer look at all of this, help you out for your day and the rest of your week. that's all coming up. >> dozens of shelter dogs from texas arrive overnight in chester county to make room for those who were lost during hurricane harvey. that's up next. >> ♪ >> new video from the overnight. more than two dozen dogs from texas have arrived in west chester. the shelter is taking in 27 dogs from austin. they say the dogs moved up here to make room for family pets that were lost during hurricane harvey in texas so that they can be reclaimed eventually by their rightful owners. making space down there, we're helping out. >> very nice. let's talk a little bit about what's going on with our weather. >> locally we've got thunderstorms down south. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows you that and some of those thunderstorms are actually producing quite a bit of lightning as we go i

delaware coastline. folks say this is much like a nor'easter down the shore. the north wind over the open bay, the delaware there gusting to about 45 miles per hour. as we take a look this evening of concern, for the tide is between 7:30 and 8:30, the next round of high tide and expected to be moderate and this morning it was minor. this is the highest of all tides. and 8 to 10 foot breakers and on the bays and the delaware bay on the jersey side and the delaware side. and by tomorrow morning that risk goes back to minor. the heaviest rain and wind is well off the coast by hundreds of miles and stays there near the center and we see a couple of showers pivoting in from philadelphia to the southeast. that is the worst it gets in the inland locations while north and west seeing sunshine this afternoon. we'll have more on this as well as maria coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> more on maria now actually we are keeping a close eye on maria as it moves over puerto rico. it crashed into dominica where the prime minister is putting out an emotional call for help. the category five storm

along delaware bay coastal flooding minor flooding is expected with this morning's high tide and moderate flooding is anticipated with this evening's high tide timing high tide on the new jersey and delaware oceanfront occurs between seven fifteen am and eight fifteen am this morning in between seven thirty pm and eight thirty pm this evening high tide on the back bays along delaware bay and along raritan bay occurs later than the high tide on the ocean front surge around two feet above the astronomical tide waves wave heights on the ocean waters off the coast are around fifteen feet breaking waves along the coast are expected to reach eight to ten feet impacts widespread roadway flooding is expected and minor property damage is possible especially around this evening's high tide significant beach erosion is anticipated a coastal flood warning means that flooding is occurring or imminent coastal residents in the warning area should be alert for rising water and take appropriate action to protect life an

lots of sunshine on the delaware bay high temperatures in the mid 60s. satellite and radar area of low pressure passing on by to the north. it will provide us with a little bit cloud cover this afternoon and maybe a spotty shower east and north of philadelphia. i think a lot of us are staying dry today. it is breezy and cooler, 67 degrees is the forecasted high. a delightful start to the weekend. tomorrow equally as nice, tomorrow we lose the cloud cover and wall-to-wall blue skies. 70 degrees. the numbers warm up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that all arrives next week, i'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. >>> gray? >> look forward to the update him. >>> a man was killed in a crash on the schuylkill expressway near the city's tasker home section overnights. the crash happened at 1:00 a.m. in the westbound lanes of moore street. the man was driving a chevrolet envoy when he lost control. it flipped over. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on what caused the crash. >>> in northern liberties section of

in atlantic city and beach haven, 62 in allentown. 57 in the poconos and close to 70 along the delaware bay. satellite and radar not too much going on, we have a little bit of scattered cloud cover across the mid atlantic states this morning. you'll see the puffy cumulus clouds during the course of the day as future tracker is showing you. one or two areas brief spotty shower later on. 3:00 p.m., very light showers, they won't last long they will won't produce much moisture you can see the lighter shades of green. that continues into the afternoon and early evening hours. once the sun sets we'll lose the daytime heating and instability. overnight tonight, patchy fog redeveloping that sets up the same exact forecast tomorrow what we're calling for today. sunny, combination of sun and clouds, maybe a spotty shower or two, warm and sticky. the call from accuweather today, across the region, 84 in allentown. 84 for philadelphia and millville. 77 in cape may. atlantic city, 79 him sun and clouds, warm and sticky, maybe a spotty shower or two. 82 in lancaster. dover, 81. sunday is pretty much a r

a cluster crossing the delaware bay into camden -- excuse me into salem and cumberland counties headingds gloucester camden and philadelphia a little bit later on this morning. temperatures right now are coolish. 68 degrees in philadelphia. some 70's down south and today's high is only 73. we are going to see some showers and thunderstorms off and on straight into the evening. >> ♪ where the heart beats warm and true, that's texas. where we always welcome you, that's texas. where we always find a way, that's texas. ♪ it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. >>> welcome back to "gma." you are looking live at satellite footage of hurricane irma battering the caribbean islands and the storm moving into st. thomas now headed toward puerto rico. the waves are already kicking up in san juan, florida, of course, is on alert. experts are saying this category 5 storm could be catastrophic, winds up to 185 miles an hour. we've got g

entire coast of new jersey, delaware, and coastal flood advisory right around the mouth of the delaware bay. so anywhere adjacent to these areas could see street flooding in the next several hours. you can see margate as well, the waves crashing up against the shoreline, very, very angry surf out there today and it will remain through the end of the week and weekend as jose will not get out of here quickly. it will sit, spin, gradually weaken, continue to churn up the ocean. temperatures are on their way back to the 80's by the end of the week. people might want to flock down to the shore but please be safe if you decide to go in the water. future weather shows that storm just off the coast, showers for the next couple of hours, but quickly, those showers start to shut off, and this system lifts to the north and ease, tomorrow, we will start with cloud and breaks of sunshine, by afternoon, more sun, and then if we pick up a shower, it is few and far between tomorrow and we will see sun return. it will be a nice warm day. thursday is the system is far enough away we will get high pressure ov

warning in effect in counties in green, coastal counties, including those that border the bay, delaware bay. this is for minor tidal flooding, and at this morning 's high tide, moderate flooding at this evening's high tide as a result of off shore jose which is a category one hurricane, 75 miles an hour winds taking this northward track parallel to the coast. by this afternoon it will be right off of our shores but 200, 250 miles away. thank goodness we are not getting a direct hit from this and expected to spin in place after it makes that turn. keeping a close eye on maria it really exploded in strength yesterday where it went to a five for a while, it is not a hurricane status of four with a 155 miles an hour winds taking this track that puts it right over puerto rico on wednesday, thomas a four or a five. it is strengthens once again that is projection from the hurricane center. our cone of uncertainty gets wider but i would add in the track of irma to show you it is similar and same island are affected but we are expecting more north wart turn instead of the turn toward cuba we will se

center city at 66, and low to mid 60's for south jersey and delaware, beautiful morning on the delaware bay smyrna 65. satellite 6 along with action radar, crystal clear skies. and here's the exclusive seven-day forecast. comfortable. 74 is the forecasted high. sun and clouds monday with a high of 78. little bit warmer but the humidity is low, this is a noise day, increasing clouds tuesday 78 and maybe a few showers, remnants of irma by wednesday. 78 and maybe a few showers, remnants of irma by wednesday. yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. . >>> welcome back everybody on a harrowing sunday morning. hurricane irma has made landfall in the florida keys and will be marching up the west coast all day and through the night. >> we can say it's a deadly storm. three deaths and more than 1 million floridians are without power. let's go to david muir in naples. good morning david. >> reporter: good to be with you again. you can s

rescuing, transporting across the delaware bay, sheltering, feeding, restoring the lives of the self emancipated as they pass through the state to free soil. or, at times, stayed right there in new jersey. those black towns still exist. the descendents of the people that trustee talked about her still living there. they carry on the message. the user environments in which that these are environments in which harriet tubman with arrive. also the world that william still had contact with. david davis pointed out these of are the people, prosperous, some prosperous black mostly working-class blacks who run the underground railroad. who do the jobs connected to transportation who operate the churches in which people could gain succor. it is really harriet tubman not once but probably over and over again. does anybody know about the wild wellman scale? five points. the subject is developed. i think this area is right around a five, close to the top of what you can imagine. what is important about all of this? anything new on harriet tubman is important and i think we can all agree on that

mercer new jersey and the following counties in pennsylvania burks bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia and chesapeake bay north of fools island maryland remember a severe thunderstorm watch means that conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather clued in large hail and damaging winds and close to the watch area while severe may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for late 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 four eight zero has been issued until nine pm for the following county maryland in mercer new jersey and the following county pennsylvania birds books delaware montgomery and philadelphia and chesapeake bay north island maryland. well i actually looked at the poll it's a plurality it's thirty two percent of one poll but they forget there's always been a very strong strand in france probably about a third so this confirms it which thinks let's get the u.k.

cumberland gloucester hundred mercer monmouth in salem delaware camp in newcastle including upper delaware bay and in maryland including to take bay north of fool's island this concludes the weekly test of noah weather radio all hazards station twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. it's family it would be months before d.n.a. tests indicated that carmichael's body was unable to metabolize the paxil he did jested and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before nenni people do not have the a ray of enzymes in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no bloodstream so the judge pairs the liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these trucks the public has no understanding of how powerful rather as a society trigger homicid

back bays, even later than that. delaware, 71 degrees now. we may see some thinning of the clouds this morning. the clouds will be with us for most of the day. there's a chance of some scattered showers. the temperatures into the upper 70s this afternoon with winds to 13 miles per hour. that's today. tomorrow, improving conditions. i'll show you how long that lasts with the ten day on 10 when i'm back in a few minutes. >> good morning, jessica boyington with a check of the roads. we're still watching the vine street expressway now. ongoing construction project underway. closing it in both directions. this is the camera at broad. they're diverting traffic on the broad street off ramp. right now we're closed from broad to the schuylkill expressway. that typically lasts until 5:00. also, we're ending here with the p.a. turnpike. westbound and eastbound okay from route 1 to valley forge, 22-minute trip. watch for construction eastbound where the left lane is closed between ft. washington and ben salem. >> jessica boyington, thank you. >>> crawlin

the main threat for the delaware beaches and the jersey shore is the potential flooding this morning between 8:00 and 9:00 later in the back bay. 70s if you're heading out the door in delaware, philadelphia, south jersey. in philadelphia, this time of year, the temperatures should be in the 50s. running 50 degrees above in parkside, chestnut hill. 72 in pennsport and northeast philadelphia airport and bustleton. the clouds have backed off. showers inland will not be affecting us. a nice break. we'll see sunshine while we're monitor i monitoring jose as it lingers off shore. no longer a hurricane, a tropical storm and weakening, becoming a tropical depression. strong hurricane, that's maria. maria is minutes away from making landfall in puerto rico. the storm system is moving to the northwest at almost ten miles per hour. so within the hour, it is going to hit puerto rico and then move past that island with devastating effect. the category-5 storm has winds of 160re iis, 160 mile-an-hour winds. moving park san juan, and coming down in wind speeds. still a major storm with category 4 into thursday morning and thursday evening, a

watch for our shore communities along the coast and throughout delaware, lighter green here coastal flood advisory in the mouth of the baynd tropical storm watch in effect for coastal waters, only not land areas anymore that has been cancel. temperatures seeing that northeast wind as that system moves closer to our region. another warm day at 77 in the city right now. seventy-seven in millville. seventy-two in atlantic city. dew point is still high and it will stay steamy tomorrow but with more cloud cover tomorrow should be on the cooler side. here's 6:00 a.m. first bands of rain impacting new jersey coastline. by 10:00 a.m. we will see heavier rain just off shore, you can see center of jose well off the coast and will stay there but outer rain band impacting coastline at lee through the day tomorrow further inland will in the see much more than a few spotty showers. we have tropical depression lee that does in the look like an issue but hurricane maria a category four and impact same areas decimate by hurricane irma. cat four as it moves through lesser antilles over puerto rico and in the atlantic as category. it could

, is for flooding this morning along the jersey coastline and delaware beaches, moderate flooding, between 8:00 and 9:00. then the back bays and bays later than that. the flooding is going to be a problem this morning. less so later today. the high surf also coming with the waves churning as that system's spinning offshore. it's going to stall off shore. we'll see improvements today. 8:00 this morning, 71 degrees in philadelphia. 70 in millville and pottstown, 60s where normally it would be in the 50s this time of year. we'll warm into the 80s this afternoon. also watching maria. maria just moved past st. croix and is heading toward san juan, puerto rico. puerto rico is going to take a direct hit from that, probably within the next hour or two. we'll be watching the eye move across the eastern portion of puerto rico this morning. more on maria and a look ahead with our ten day on 10 when i come back in just a few minutes. >> all right. see you then. >>> 4:11 on this wednesday. we're within an hour of the vine street expressway opening. >> let's get you update. jessica boyington is always watching that first thing. >> yeah,

one of john's boats now out of the bay at his shorehouse in west wildwood. the delaware county man is not taking any chances with jose. >> i came down this morning and pulled the boat and i'm going to put some furniture away and move my other boat. i'll move it over to my brother's house. he's in a lagoon and it's safer than where i am at. >> reporter: the storm's power making waves bigger and rougher. >> the ocean looks really fierce to me. >> reporter: north wildwood crews moving sand to beef up dunes battered by the effects of irma. jose expected to bring more pounding surf and beach erosion. >> it's sacrificial but when the storm comes rolling in, that sacrificial sand hopefully will be the sand that goes and not our dune infrastructure. we could see that first round of coastal flooding with this evening's high tide around 7:00 here on the ocean and one to two hours on the back phase. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news concerning another hurricane. in the past ten minutes, hurricane maria upgraded to a category 4 storm and it's expected to leave a path of

interests out there along the eastern shore of maryland or delaware, this is going to be a very windy and rainy tuesday. on our side of the chesapeake bay, precious little is actually going to happen other than cloud cover and a bit of a breeze. for today, future weather keeps the clouds in. for a shower. they have that spiraling band shape to them. that is the outer most reaches. not having a big effect. bigger still, an impact. relatively thick fog in a few spots this morning. keep your low beams on and speeds down. >> temperatures 60s to 70. a b-plus today. today's high around 81 degrees. here's the first peek at the ten-day forecast. breezy tomorrow. a chance for showers, especially closer to the bay and out on to the beaches. we head towards the middle and later parts of the week, warm it right back up again. all eyes on the weekend on a monday. the weekend looks good. what's left of maria, we may have to contend with that next week. >>> sounds good. 95 southbound, south of springfield. the crash just about under the franconia-springfield parkway. one left lane getting by toward lorton. northbound, the e-zpass lanes to the right si

for the jersey shore, the delaware beaches, and then a little later on for those back bays, so watching for more coastal flooding and beach errosion to continue not only today but really, the next several days. eight a degrees, for center city. 82 degrees down the shore. and the lehigh valley. 83 degrees later on this afternoon. here is hurricane maria. look at this impressive radar imagery from ultimate doppler out of the san juan puerto rico area, already looking at hurricane wind gusts, and tropical storm wind gusts with this system as it continues to churn toward sections of puerto rico. making landfall, later on this morning, much more on what is happening there, but right now, we want to get a check of the wednesday morning roads on this hump day. >> hump day scotty. 4:21, good morning, everybody, actually as we're in pretty good shape. no hurricane issues to deal with here, but we got construction galor, here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway, again, they repaving project between conshy and city line avenue. down to one lane at times. the vine expressway closed until 5:

delaware beaches. rehoboth beach, moderate flooding is a possibility for both areas between 8:00 and 9:00, then later in back bays. it's all because of jose. even though jose is weakening, now a tropical storm, spinning off shore. it will be lingering for days. through the weekend into next week off shore as it weakens. it's still going to cause problems today. this is the path it's going to

delaware beaches. rehoboth beach, moderate flooding is a possibility for both areas between 8:00 and 9:00, then later in back bays. it's all because of jose. even though jose is weakening, now a tropical storm, spinning off shore. it will be lingering for days. through the weekend into next week off shore as it weakens. it's still going to cause problems today. this is the path it's going to take. you see how it just kind of meanders into saturday morning. so we're going to be watching this one closely for days. during the day today, especially this morning, we're going to be feeling the impacts of the jersey shore and the delaware beaches. both areas still under a first alert for tropical impacts through tomorrow morning. high surf continues, rip current risk continues. moderate coastal flooding this morning. that's less likely later today. the beach erosion will continue as it turns off shore. otherwise our weather will be fine. sunshine and a nice warmup. 66 in the suburbs to 70 in new jersey. the lehigh valley is at 70 degrees. no sign of fog that we saw earlier in the week. by 11:00, 77 degrees. we'll top ou

delaware avenue there is flooded and there is concern the evening high tide will be worse and the fire department has high rescue vehicles ready to role in case of emergencies and residents in the back bay are taking precautions and moving vehicles to high ground. >> what about about the corvette? >> that will be in pennsylvania in an hour. >> getting it out of town? >> yes. >> the mayor points out the city could face a lot worse if jose had taken a different path. he expects minimal flooding. >> when the flooding goes 8 feet that could be up to 2 feet of water in the street at any given time unless the electricity goes out the folks here are used to that occasionally. we don't miss pate a need to evacuate. >> reporter: and back out here live you may have just seen the water breach the sea wall here. a big crowd here watching these large waves hitting the sea wall. these expected to get worse of course as we get closer to high tide. that is the very latest tonight in north wildwood. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> of course our complete weather coverage continues online at 6abc.com. you can find the latest on both hurricane jose and hurricane maria as it strikes the caribbean

bay. weekend heat and fire danger not as hot next week. let's talk about what's going on inland. 82 on mount delaware yab lo. it's about 2200 feet. it gives you an idea of the heat that's lerking above the valleys. pleasant hill and concorde at 70. let's look at the rest of the neighborhoods. 71 in san jose. look at the hills. 86 and still 70 in hayward. san francisco and also pacifica, 58. it feels pretty good. for now. let's take a lock at what happens today. 94 in santa cruz. water temperature about 60. record highs 92. congratulations, that's as cool as it gets. 84 is the record high. 9d 2 record high in down town san francisco. 50 degree warming today. you'll miss it be two degrees. 95 in richmond. 100 in oakland. 114 in concorde. all-time record high a the 115 in livermore. tonight around 70 in san francisco. a lot of us in the low mid-70s. so our hottest night is probably upon us. that's going to spring board us to a hot day tomorrow. you can see 90s by tuesday. still hot. >>> take you become to our traffic alert this morning on westbound 80. going to take you back to the camera and freeze up on us, but it gives you an ide

delaware and lehigh valleys it's what we call a trough. everybody else south of there seems warm temperatures, dallas, memphis, atlanta, new orleans, uncomfortable. green baye 30s and 40s. international falls, those areas up there are crisp and cool this morning. that's the same air mass that's heading this way later this afternoon. it will keep us in the 60s today most of us us stay in the low to mid 40s overnight tonight. lots of moisture to the north, periods of rain, showers to new england, for us, a spritz or sprinkle, at times, otherwise it's clouds and peeks of sun. temperature owls taking on on houston. 67 degrees by the first quarter, you may need a light sleeve for the game, because you'll be in the breeze all day long. i'll talk about a warm up in the seven-day forecast, temperatures climb in the 80s, but we'll fall well short of the 90s we saw last week. >>> thank you for the update. >>> one man is dead after a crash on the schuylkill expressway at 1:00 a.m. in the westbound lanes of moore street. the man was driving a chevrolet envoy when he lost controlled and it flipped over. >>> a 32-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot on

chance will be out towards the bay and rainfall amounts inside the beltway tomorrow, probably only a few hundredths of an inch. could get an inch or more along the delaware coast from ocean city to rehoboth where the effects will be quite a bit higher than here. highs around 80 to 82 degrees. mid-60s tomorrow morning. low 80s tomorrow. mostly east of i-95. look at this at the coastline. tuesday and wednesday, especially tuesday, wind and gusts. ocean city and rehoboth, could be 40 to 50 miles per hour. around here a little breezy. but nowhere near that extreme. winds tomorrow, near 35. 25 around town. sunshine and warm dry weather wednesday, thursday friday. dave dildine, the upcoming weekend is looking very nice. >> excellent. traffic not so nice on i-66 eastbound chuck. brand new crash east of 123 near nutley street. you can see the arrow to the left. rescue on the way. traffic is on the left. north lane blocked. in maryland, branch avenue, northbound after curvy and coventry. a crash along the right side. in burtonsville, southbound on route 29, a wreck on 29 just south of 198. there's the overpass over 198 the bottom of the screen. the wreck on the l

delaware and maryland. little patchy fog here. northern maryland. some of the rural area can have noft as much of an issue as yesterday. mid-60s in the suburbs to 70 downtown. milder by the bay a the 73 in an app his. planning out the day today. after the fog and clouds are gone this morning, we should be left with more and more sunshine with time. afternoon highs today getting into the upper 730s and low 80s. here's the delaware coastline. there is the center of jose. not expected to get really that much closer to the coast. actually good news. but the rip current and the waves are certainly up and an issue along the coastal beaches. the outer most band of jose probably not going to make it too much farther west than the western shore of the bay. here's future weather then. not much of a rain chance west of i-95 today. we'll get breaks of sunshine. here's that little band of showers off the western shore of the bay. prince george's county, anne arundel county, st. mary's county, calvert county, you're the only ones with the chance of getting rain and that will be light. sprinkles. summer all the time the rest of the week. temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees warmer than ave