but in hammonton this is five to six. six to 7-inchesinches in folsom in piney hollow five to 6-inches of rain w we take a zoom in ham mon tan the neighborhoods through girard street north chew road, also northern egg harbor road, five to 6-inches of rain so real serious situation there. six is to 7-inches rain along 54, 73 and extending down 322. that's 11th street and 13th street and an additional rain is coming your way tonight. we do have some flood warnings in effect. not flash floods but additional flooding because the water is not going to rise quickly but it will continue to flood into the overnight. flood warning for interior south jersey until 12:45. and also in cumberland county flood warning until 12:30 with additional rain coming up we'll talk about what comes tomorrow morning in the wake of some of these storms and that rain will linger chris. >> all right pretty impressive numbers already kathy, thank you very much. if you think that airport checkpoints are completely secure think again. tonight we have the

jan carabeo joins us now in hammonton, atlantic county, one of the hardest hit areas. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, just as fast as those flood waters came here yesterday, they have receded. this area looks completely different than it did just last night. this roadway covered with water. and that created a pretty big sinkhole here on the 200 block of pratt street, it is now guarded by a police car. it is safe to say folks here in hammonton have a lot of clean up ahead of them today. not only addressing this but cleaning up flood waters that's made its way into people's balesment. atlantic to gloucester counties spotted high water created by yesterday's soaking rain. it was a headache for drivers, and homeowners alike in ocean sit, though, some surf shop employees decided to have a little fun with the situation and took the paddle board out for a spin but this rain was no fun for people trying to get home last night. route 54, near jackson road, in buena vista was closed for some time after flashflooding in the area created unsafe travel conditio

they just expired in hammonton. it's from egg harbor city on the verge of new gretna and southern parts of burlington county. history of about 40 to 50 miles an hour winds with this line you see about 43 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. the heaviest rainier hammonton, egg harbor, mays landing down to tuckahoe. rainfall rates where you see the purple near egg harbor 2-inches of rain per hour being released as these slowly working to the east-northeast at around 20 to 25 miles an hour. in addition we have flash flood warnings for this area until 6:45 anywhere from vineland buena hammonton to the north of egg harbor. as we go to the western suburbs we're dealing with the severe thunderstorm warning until 4:15 for southeastern parts of lancaster county. we go to double scan live radar there. this storm is weakening but still packing quite a punch 44 to 43 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. winds in excess of 50, 60 miles an hour near quarryville, kirkwood heading into wester chester county. so tonight fl

a little sinkhole opened up along a street in hammonton atlantic county, new jersey, not enormous butugh to cause problems for motorists. police have north third street near pratt street blocked off because of this two by 3-foot sinkhole. >> little is relative karen if your front wheel was in that you wouldn't think it was so little. >> you're not kidding. isn't that the truth. you have to be careful of anything like that obviously and we always talk about not to drive through flooded roadways. that's something you may encounter as you're headed out. be aware that it might take you a little longer to head to work today. let's check the suburban traffic report for you right now. looking at 422 at 29. we can see the fog that's in the area. that's your eastbound traffic. already traveling just a little slowly as you head towards oaks so expect that wet roads in many areas drying out and reduced visibility in some spots as well right now. and we also have other issues around the region. marlton 70 westbound between 73 and cropwell road we had an accident where somebody smashed right into

safe to say folks here in hammonton have a lot of clean up there today. not only addressing this but cleaning up flood water that's made it way into people's basements. and from atlantic to gloucester count its "eyewitness news" supported high water created by yesterday's soaking rain, 2 cents a headache for drivers and homeowners alike. >> some surf shop employees decided to have some fun with the situation and took the paddle board out for spin. but his rain no fun for people trying to get home last night. route 54 near jackson road, in buena vista, was closed for some time after flashflooding in the area created unsafe travel conditions, and of course, folks here in hammonton, tried their best to keep the flood waters out to no avail. >> i came from galloway township, not getting the rains if galloway. >> but they call me on the phone, they saw i bought the sump pump. we'll troy to pump it out. yes, it is bad around here. >> pumped 2 inches out their basement, that being said there is was mainly flashflooding event, and at least any standing watt their

. >> you're taking a live look here at a sinkhole in hammonton new jersey atlantic county was one ofas hit hardest by the downpours and the flash flooding. >> let's talk about the aftermath and what's happening at a with david and karen. good morning. >> the nice thing about heavy rain like that is you go looking around out your windows while it's coming down and you can tell exactly where you failed to clean the gutters. i've got work to do today. let's look at storm tracker six live double scan. no active rain that's anywhere near heavy enough to exacerbate flooding issues but we do still have some ponding and puddling on roadways where that heavy rain yesterday got into some backed up storm drains and you want to be careful of that driving around. just a couple of light showers and nothing more than some drizzle here on the terrace currently. as we take a look at the flood advisories this morning, that looks to be all off the map. we were expecting both the flood watch and advisories to potentially expire by about 6 o'clock and i wanted to show you that has happened. satellite and

hammonton is known as the blueberry capital of the world. there are also lots of tomatoes in ocean county. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg shows us the damage. >> quite a few berries hit the ground. >> reporter: tens of thousands of blue berries blown off their bushes at columbia fruit farms in hammonton. the berries are a costly casualty of tuesday's severe storm. >> i have never seen anything like this. never. >> reporter: in a community known as the blueberry capital of the world, the damage here and at other local farms couldn't come at a worse time. >> the blueberries are short, supply and demand. supply and demand. the cost is going to go up. no doubt about that. >> reporter: a lot of blueberries were just about ready to be picked but once on the ground they can't be sold. >> we have too many regulations with food safety and once they hit the ground, they're lost. >> reporter: meanwhile, the push is on to pull rows of tomato plants back up at beachview farms in stafford township. they are in danger of rotting after th

>> glen we are on pratt street in hammonton. one of the effects of the rain here is it can have an effect on the roads. right here we have a sinkhole that's opened up on pratt street near third street. it's being blocked off with orange tape and these oranges cones. we have a police car blocking this area. when we were driving over into this area into hammonton and south jersey, we didn't see too much in the way of flooding. just some minor ponding on roadways especially the small side streets out here in the area. most of the highways do look pretty good. it can still be slick there. you do need to be careful because we are starting to see more steady rainfall out here in this area right now. for the rest of the roads we can go to jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center for a look on the conditions there. jessica? >> thanks matt. in and out of the philadelphia area not a lot of volume all across the four. we can see some damp and wet roadways. vine street expressway, 24th street completely empty of volume. that's ok

rain amounts over the past 24 hours most of this yesterday hammonton almost 5-inches of rain wilmington almost 4-inches 4-inches. atlantic city over 2.5, two in philadelphia. chatsworth nearly 2-inches of rain. overnight, more spotty showers and drizzle. more of a nuisance than anything else. temperatures in the 50s. areas of fog and that light rain will continue. come tomorrow morning we will face some light rain and drizzle drizzle. temperatures will be pretty much where they are right now hanging out in the 50s throughout much of the region. the big question is, when do we finally get rid of the rain? and see a little sun around here? i'll have that answer with your seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> looking forward to that answer, kathy. thanks so much. >>> a frantic scene in chicago tonight. a chicago transit authority bus ended up on the sidewalk with a pedestrian pinned underneath. officials say the bus collided with several other vehicles in the busy downtown district before jumping the curb. we know nine people were injured. two of them critically. >>> caught on came

in most of the suburbs in new jersey you're looking at the low 60's in hammonton and browns mills feelslarly nice there. 67 in glassboro and just in the up are 60's right now in delaware. today we're going to see lots of sunshine mixing with some clouds. so sunshine especially early on and then mixing with clouds but importantly feels less humid so i think it feels good out there. 84 degrees for your high temperature although the dry conditions are short lived because later tonight we have mostly cloudy skies. we're watching for showers and thunderstorms that lead into tomorrow morning so tomorrow morning we've got a wet morning commute for you. i'll show you what that looks like on future tracker six coming up in you a minutes matt. >> about time you had some good news. >> i know, right. >> i'm glad to hear it. believe it or not i've got good news this morning. good morning karen. the vine from the schuylkill westbound reopened. that's because the overnight construction on the vine in beau both direction has cleared. crews return at 11 o'clock tonight. for now he everything is opened o

little sinkhole developed in hammonton atlantic county, new jersey.at large but of course big enough that could probably cause a problem for motorists so police have that area blocked off in hammonton new jersey. >>> another power failure forced the washington monument to temporarily close. the national park service says the elevator lost power on sunday night. no one was on the elevator at the time. rangers did have to escort one visitors from the observation level to the ground by the stairs. technicians are trying to figure out what caused the outage. the power failure closed the monument on thursday and friday mornings last week. >> in the morning buzz we're talking about the best places in the world to go have a little fine dining. a lit came out. it was done big awards in london they say it's the oscar of the food world. for a long time spain has been sitting atop the list. that is the case again this year. the thing s-they will be booked and getting a seat in this place is going to be almost impossible. we'll be talking about you'll be trying t

expressway, 65 miles per hour headed eastbound by hammonton. and if are you one of those folks that takes route 30 the white horse pike, watch out for a crash in hammonton and woodlawn avenue a vehicle fire earlier this afternoon in the northbound lanes of 295, in florence columbus and southbound with the gaper delay where the speeds are even worse in the 20s. a big picture, a crash at pennsauken at the betsy ross bridge and across the river in center city we are watching a big delay on the vine street expressway expressway. a crash off to the right shoulder. lets go the commuter report grab the icht pad moderate traffic on 95 southbound. and we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> still ahead here today uber is working on a brand new set of rules in our area, and what they are learning from a prison employee that may have helped with the inmate escape from the maximum security prison escape in new york. >>> and a live look with live with kelly and michael. alicia vitarelli lead a group of fans from philadelphia to new yor

. >> one of the areas that first started to see flooding tonight was hammonton, new jersey. the rain forced several roads closed. >> reporter: that's right. the rain is lighter than it had been. it was one of roads covered in water forcing several road closures in this area. it's been bad news here all week. this is one of the limbs that fell tuesday night. they just can't catch a break here. police blocked the entrance tonight. water rose above the curb turning the roads into dangerous mess. we drove through glouster where puddled water slowed people down. kathy had to head out because she had power since tuesday because needed supplies. >> kind of stressful. >> reporter: this video shows the water rising at one of the many roads closed because of live wires wrapped around fallen trees from tuesday's storm. some of the debris now clogs the storm drain. >> they say by midnight tomorrow. >> reporter: she hopes they get to her neighborhood soon. >> it gets very frustrating. it's good when they come to us they have a smile on their face and know somebody cares. >> reporter: the

all that rain yesterday and last night left these roads flooded in hammonton. police blocked the entrance to parts of packard street and bellevue avenue as water came up over the curbs. puddles on the roads in atlantic and gloucester counties forced road closures. power crews worked through the rain to help get the lights back on to thousands of people who have been in the dark since tuesday. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in storms for 10. he's surveying damage in hard hit gloucester county. jesse? >> we're in greenwich township on harmony road as we make our way over to some damage we saw a second ago headed now over to east broad street and harmony. now we're making a left on to east broad. clear? yeah. waiting for one vehicle to come by. and i'll put that on the front camera. you can get a better look at what we're looking at. we've been seeing pockets of areas where there's a lot of damage. some areas where not -- you don't see much. people have service. it is sporadic. we want to show you one spot where it looks like damage is covering a building. how far is

he bank with light to moderate rainfall and lightning strikes as well and even light rainfall in hammonton this continues to push offshore fairly quickly as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours that cold front pushes on through and we have some improve. on the way for sunday. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was out in riter house scare. we have a partly cloudy night and folks with the family out and about this father's dayen joeing a comfortable night with warm conditions and that humidity for the post part still overhead. 75 north and west of town and center city. same for chester 75 threat wood. down across new jersey cinnaminson, 82, 78 ewing and 25 browns okay. here's satellite 6 and action radar it's a cold front moving on through so this moyt taught will sag off south and east and high pressure over the great lake will know southward across the region and it looks like we dry out as we get to start of workweek monday. here's setup tomorrow. we have a stray shower or thunderstorm and the call from accuweather the rest of tonight is partly cloudy. droppin

chester and down across new jersey, you can see it's 91 in ewing and same thing in browns mills and hammonton here is where you go to beat the heat, and as you head to the west, hockessin 87. here is something to keep in mind another air quality alert for unhealthy and sensitive groups. you really want to imlit your activity and check on the elderly. here is satellite 6 along with action radar, the cold front is lifting off to the north and some showers and storms are starting to bubble up west of the spine of the appalachians so with so much warmth and humidity, i would not be surprised to see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm late in the day. but here is the big story we are challenging records many some locations the forecast high is 95 and if we hit that we could tie a record here at philadelphia international airport, allentown >>> if we hit 90 tomorrow it could be the first heat wave this year. monday clouds and sunshine and 86 and tuesday warm and humid with a pop-up shower or thunderstorm, also in the upper 80s and lower 80s into wednesday and thursday keep yourself cool today the tempe

police believe they struck at the christmas tree in hamilton and hammonton. if you recognize them, call (800)658-8677. there's a reward. >>> police are trying to track down the bandits who got away with a huge haul from a school in west philadelphia. a person or persons stole 30 ipads and five computers from saint ignatius catholic school. the total value is $17,620. >>> developing right now police are ramping up the already massive search for the convicted killers who escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate new york one week ago. five hundred officers are working to find the fugitives after search dogs may have picked up their scent. we have the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this morning a massive police presence in this small new york town. road blocks in place schools shut down, hundreds of armed officers on the search for the two convicted murderers who made a daring escape from the prison three miles away. sources tell abc news blood hounds picked up their scent in these dense woods and led investigators to a spot where the man may

conditions you go in tired we have sprinkles and showers down south that stuff out by glassboro and hammonton doing too much. as it pushes from the south it will fall apart as it gets farther north. it will be out of the picture in south jersey and delaware, but not the northern suburbs today. as we look outside, we have cloud cover outside once again but we can see the center city sky skyscrapers and the ben franklin bridge this morning. 60 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 51 not all that humid but cloudy and cool, not much of a breeze, but it's dropping out of the east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. keeping us a bit on the below-average side today. at times there will be sprinkles and showers trying to ride up from the south, most of them fall apart before they hit the city. maybe you get something briefly in philadelphia and the i-95 corridor but not much. 6:00, 6:30 hopefully sunny breaks but i can't promise that. 60 degrees by 8:00 a.m., 64 under the clouds by 11:00. the high 2:00 p.m. 67 degrees. 5:00 p.m., drifting back to 65. high temperatures across the region not a big difference

malaga, near 2-inches of rain there and the damage was done in fact we got this picture in from hammonton this into our facebook and twitter pages both to show that this is his neighborhood and you can see this is one stretch of road and that's the intersection to the other and really this is a spot you want to avoid and if you see roads covered in water like this you don't know how deep it is, turn around and find an alternate route because most of the region has a flash flood watch until 6 o'clock tomorrow morning where we could see up to 2-inches of rain in an our if you see these slow drifting thunderstorms and downpours. not out of the woods through. when i come back we'll talk about the seven-day forecast. it's a little bit drier as we head into the middle and end of the week, guys. >> okay. >> thank you so much adam. >>> taking a live look through our sky 6hd camera at philadelphia international airport. looks a bit wet out there. officials tell "action news" they're continuing to monitor the weather situation. travelers should check with their airlines before heading to the airpor

feels muggy out there. 65 in affirm ton, 67 in -- hammonton, 67 in dover delaware. 9:00 a.m., lots of clouds with a shower around. noon, you're basically dry cloudy, maybe a peek of sunshine. 3:00 p.m., 79 degrees, clouds and sunshine chance of a shower in one or two spots, north and west of the city you'll see a chance of thunderstorm. 6:00 p.m., 77. the high 79s the roads are wet. >> reporter: not the greatest conditions for a thursday morning ride. as you look at 422 the rain is not pouring down, but the road is wet. westbound they patched the road buckle from last night. in case you were wondering everything is open on the westbound side for your morning commute. everything is open on the vine street expressway, overnight construction is out of the way they return tonight at 11:00 p.m. on the big picture we have a fire location in sharon hill delco blocking hook road stick with 13 chester pike to get around that. the night market in callowhill tonight, so a bunch of closures from 3 to 1 #-- 11:00 p.m. >>> mulch spill on the black horse pike. stick with 130. the. >> nine people wer

it is warm already it's a hot day today, 69 in hammonton, 72 in dover delaware, we're dry but watch out for the sun glare. >> thank you karen developing overnight, search teams in new mexico recovered the body of a beloved former white house chef. walter shibe went hiking in the mountains, he never came home. he served as white house chef under bill clinton and george w.bush. his family told investigators that the 61-year-old was in good shape, but an amateur hiker. he was found two miles from the car. there's no word on what killed the chef. of. >>> the search for the two fugitives in new york has shifted again this time to an area west of the prison from which they escaped. hundreds of law enforcement officers are combing parts of western new york for richard matt and david sweat after several reported sightings someone who lives near friendship new york reported two men asking for help getting out of town. they are describing the information as unconfirmed, but credible. >>> a passer by's camera was rolling seconds after this man crashed into a 8 vehicles. juan rivera dazed and confu

. >>> last night's rain flooded roads in hammonton, atlantic county. police blocked the entrance to sections of packard street as water came up above the curbs. puddles on the roads in atlantic and gloucester counties forced some to be shut down. resident says they've had enough. >> stressful. a bit insane trying to make things happen like your normal every day life. >> people without power watched utility crews work through the rain yesterday to restore electricity to neighborhoods that remained in the dark from last week's severe storms. >>> gloucester county was one of the hardest hit areas, and thousands of people are waking up there to another morning with without electricity. jesse gary has the latest. >> reporter: they're waking up to rain. you heard brittney talk about the showers that are moving through. we are in gibbs s gibstown section of the township. one block over from where i'm standing, south school street they have electric service, right here they do not. in the distance that's an a.c. electric scout vehicle. they are surveying the d

2.22 inches and some of the heaviest rainfall amounts from 5 inches to 6 inches from a line from hammonton322 and down toward the a.c. expressway near bridgeton all of that has subsided for the most part and the rest of the day it looks like we are going to have light showers or maybe get into another lull this evening or tonight. it looks like the worst is on radar now and will get better as we move through the rest of the afternoon 63 in philadelphia though and 60 in allentown un62 in cape may, it stays cool across the region and as we look ahead to where things are going in the afternoon and evening, 61 by 3:00 and 60 by 5:00, and the 50s by 7:00, saying there straight through 9:00 if you head to the phillies tonight, roll back the calendar a couple of months and dress the way you were in april. cloudy and cool and can't rule out a spotty shower but on the models there doesn't look to be a lot of rain and i think they'll get the game in tonight with no problems and tomorrow more showers around especially in the morning most of it is light, nuisance stuff and the farther north you go the

last night's rain flooded roads in hammonton, atlantic county. police blocked the entrance to sections of packard street as water came up above the curbs. puddles on the roads in atlantic and gloucester counties forced some road closures. nbc 10's jess is live in clouse gary is live in gloucester county this morning. >> we've been on the move all morning long. this is work on a large oak tree, it's estimated at 25,000 pounds. 25,000 pounds. the tree kind of fell into this house and then into neighboring yards behind the house. right now crews are cutting the tree up into sections because it's too heavy lift. this is right behind your house. >> yes, it's at the corner -- if it would have fell cadeon the corner t could have taken out my son's bedroom. he had just gotten off the bed, opened the and the tree fell. >> you were telling me not only about the tree damage but the neighbor's roof on to your house. you have damage to your windows. at this point thinking about the power or just the house itself? >> to be honest i'm not thinking about anythin

in center city currently. 63 in hammonton and 62 in woodbine and ranging from 60 to 61 in the state ofre. we don't have all that high humidity and temperatures are better. by noon we're up to 80. it will feel more humid through the afternoon and we'll get that high of 85 around 3:00, 4:00 p.m. big ticket item today stheerchg when we -- is this evening when we have strong gusty thunderstorms. >>> tony awards fun home took home five trophies it's a story of a young woman coming into her own with her sexuality and learning a major secret about her fire. dog in the nighttime was second based on on the novel of the same name. "good morning america" will have more on the tonies after "action news." >> 6:55, a breaking story we're following, 22-year-old woman opened her front this door this morning and was shot in the face, the woman is in critical condition. police are looking for two men who fled the scene. >>> heavy smoke portland from two homes in -- heavy smoke poured from two homes in camden, new jersey, cruise -- crews from gloucester city and back wood had to assist. >>> two people we

same thing for medford lakes berlin hammonton. as you move over into chatsworth and speedwell, we are dealing with moderate pockets of moisture but a the love it departing to our north and east. a flash-flood warning stays up until 12:30 in the morning on sunday. these locations, the red shaded counties here, have already seen anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of moisture. for cumberland up to gloucester, camden atlantic, burlington and also ocean counties, again right through the overnight hours. the moisture even report of some strong showers and storms. so the storm report, worton and rock hall, reports of trees being knocked down. newport in cumberland county 3.1 inches of rain reported and as a result of that, you had flooded roadways and also buena in atlantic county, route 40 was flooded and blocked off in that location. so we'll talk about what we can expect as we go throughout the rest of tonight. that flood watch for philadelphia and areas to the west stays up until 5:00 in the morning. rainfall 1 to 2 inches, locally higher a

they struck at the christmas tree shop in hamilton township and shop in hammonton. >>> police trying to track down the bandits who got away with a huge haul from a school in philadelphia. they stole $13,000 worth of electronics from saint ignatius catholic school wednesday night. >> a heat advisory will be in effect from noon until 8:00 p.m. it's the second straight day of near-record highs. not everybody is upset about it. the action cam found many people soaking up the sun in center city. >> we were looking for a pool, we went to one in new jersey, but it was closed. so this was the next best thing. >> reporter: don't forget to keep a bottle of water handy. be sure so e-mail your weather videos to join the action at 6abc.com. or use the #6abc action on social media. >> records could be matched today. >> reporter: they could in a couple of spots across the region. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we'll be setting the records very little rain in the picture. sky 6 showing the temple university camera. it's hazy and humid as you step outside. the dewpoint in philadelphia is up a

parts of burlington, camden, gloucester, salem and cumberland county from vineland through buena hammonton, north of egg harbor. this is where up to 4-inches of rain has fallen. so some safety tips primarily with that flooding, you do want to stay away from flooded roads. i always use that term turn around don't drown. your car can stall it can be carried a way in flood waters and lightning safety. when you hear thunder get inside right away. you can be struck by lightning when you're not right under that storm. it can be striking you as far as 15 miles away. i'll talk more about what's to come in the full accuweather forecast. jim. >> thank you cecily. >>> one of the big problems that can produce flooding is clogged storm drains. penndot crews have been working throughout the day to minimize that risk. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has that story tonight. heavy rainfall can lead to heavy traffic especially when storm drains clog. during the morning rush hour it was gridlock on the blue route. with nowhere to drain the water pooled on the highway. officials shut down i476 for more t

pickpockets have struck in egg harbor township hamilton township and hammonton. police say it appears they're targeting elderly woman. >>> new at 6:00 from homeless to new home. nbc 10 told you about this tent city that was torn down at the jersey shore last year. tonight, one of the former residents will soon have a tiny house to call home thanks to a local nonprofit. >> that's right. nbc 10's deanna durante has the story. >> reporter: they are builders electricians and food company owners. >> we've got a good group of contractors helping out. >> we are going to have the wall up. >> reporter: they are coming together to build a house for a man they barely know. you ever built a house to give it away before? >> no. first one. >> reporter: the house will have a kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. it's tiny and can be moved anywhere. the volunteers are building it for free. they are members of make it rain, a nonprofit, and the group was moved by this. the tear-down of tent city in lakewood, new jersey last summer. one resident grabbed the group's attention. >> i'm just

city 2.22 the heaviest rain using storm tracker six double scan technology shows you right around hammontonrough buena 5-inches, up to 6-inches in this bullet area highlighted in purple an lot of the rest of the region in the three to 4-inch range. some of these lighter shades only about 2-inches but it's down in south jersey in particular where we have the lingering flooding problems and again a flash flood watch still in effect until 6 o'clock this morning because of runoff from all of that overnight rain. future tracker six showing that us that as we go through today what we see is going to be much lighter, just spotty precipitation. by 6 o'clock we'll probably be mainly try maybe the skies brightening slightly. by 11 o'clock there's a chance of a seconds shower popping through especially down south. where are temperatures going today? we showed you it will be cloudy and damp at advertisements it's also going to be cooler. 53 by 8 o'clock, 56 by 11 o'clock 2 o'clock 62, your high of 63 probably around 3 o'clock this afternoon and by 5 o'clock we're back down to 61 degrees. high temperatu

humidity is way down, 63 in hammonton and 65 in dover. your high today 84. lots of early sunshine.es behind clouds. by noon 82. by 3:00 p.m. 83 degrees. by 6:00 p.m. 78. rain comes overnight tonight into tomorrow. >> as you get out there and enjoy this beautiful day you can take us with you 6abc.com. we're always there. matt pelman, dave murphy and matt o'donnell, karen rogers, i'm tamala edwards. you all right? have a good day. >> ♪♪ >>> good morning, america. say hello to the golden boys. >> the golden state warriors are the 2015 nba champions. >> the warriors toppled the cavaliers this game six taking home their first title in 40 years. king james puts up a fight but falls short. mvp stephen curry leading the way for golden state celebrating with his biggest fans. this morning we hear from the world champs. >> we're the champs. good morning, america. >>> new this morning, bridge plot. isis terrorists arrested in new york. the aeronautics student allegedly scoping out bridges and other landmarks for a major attack as abc news learns the fbi is about to launch a nationwide sweep o

"eyewitness news" here in hammonton, atlantic county many roadways were flooded out yesterday. more unfilled weather in the forecast, meaning those affect the by floods, will not be drying out any time soon. >> happening today, the u.s. senate will hold a key vote on changes to the patriots act. senate law make letters again try to move forward on the house approved usa freedom act. one of them would ex the amount of time national security agency has to end bulk collection of phone records from six months to year. the nsa would still be able to search the records held by phone companies. the difference now it, would need a court order. >> these pictures are common sense. there needs to be basic assurance that it will function as it proponent say that it will. >> i think the bill could be made much better with amendment, if we can come to a rangment to allow amendment to be voted on i would be happy to allow my consent. >> means the house would have to vote again. republican lead verse signalled they likely will not except an amend the bill after this round. >> also, happening t

moving toward folsom, hammonton over 3-inches of rain. so we still have that flood concern across our area as we watch all of the activity developing so over the next couple of hours you can see we're still looking at the rain. we'll take another look at ultimate doppler and talk about the other threats coming up. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> when you're away from the tv tonight you can still stay connected with us download the fox 29 news app to stay updateed on developing weather zig it's free. just search for it in apple or google play stores. >> we suffered the loss of a great great public servant in beau biden. the son of vice-president biden but a force and a public person in his own right. >> politicians are remembering beau biden tonight. philadelphia mayor michael nutter reflecting about him today. >> son of vice-president joe biden died on saturday after a battle with brain cancer. he served as delaware's attorney general from 2006 to 2014. biden was also a member of the delaware national guard and planned to

we were in hammonton. now we're in egg harbor city. you can see the headlights coming towards us. the drivers aren't having too much difficulty with the roads. they are wet and slick. you want to be careful if you're heading out on the roads. a little bit of ponding on the side of the roads. it is dark from our view. you can only see from our headlights and the street lights are out here on the street right now. for the most part we have not seen too much in the way of flooding, just a little bit of ponding on some of the side streets. some of the lesser traveled roads. but the major roads like this one here white horse pike really not looking too bad at this moment. we're going to send it over to jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. a look at the rest of the roads now. we're going to keep driving in storm force 10. >>> thanks matt. montgomery county where we're monitoring a lot of the wet roadways in the area. this is around trooper road. eastbound an 8 minute trip up towards the schuylkill expressway from 29 can. these are the westbound lanes there. through an in

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the hot spot was south jersey right around route 322 south of hammonton where we had 5-inches of rainto as much as 6-inches in some spots. 5-inches down towards route 55 about halfway down toward millville and 4-inches over by bridgeton so central south jersey the real heavy areas that got hit yesterday. in terms rain the rest of today, nothing that's going to add to any flooding issues. by noon a couple of light sprinkles and showers around that shouldn't last all that long. by 6 o'clock maybe even some brightening of the skies here or there and just a lingering sprinkle and later tonight between 10 and 11 o'clock when adam joseph and cecily tynan are back on the air we may have another shower or two building in but again nothing all that bad. the other part of today's story is the cloud cover and the cooler temperatures. 56 degrees by 11 o'clock. 62 by 2 o'clock. your high today is going to be 63 degrees and we'll hit that at about 3 o'clock this afternoon. high temperatures from north to south looks like low 60's or on or about 60 in the lehigh valley. low 60's in the i-95 corridor

hammonton, 3 inches.t to the west of surf city in atlantic, 5 inches you see that strip right there that dark shade of green that's a 5-inch band. brigantine 3 inches. glassboro, an inch and a half, wilmington, 2.5, middle town, 2 smyrna 1 1/2. the bulls eye was over south jersey and a lot of had to do with the drenching downpours that developed with the gusting thunderstorms. we had conditions that were ripe for thunderstorms from wilmington delaware, south and sure enough they fired up along a squall line here, they pushed east and the heaviest was felt across south jersey and dwyer. upper level low is up here, the shield of moisture is passing by new england. maybe it triggers an isolated shower, but for the most part it's a drier day and quieter day and return of sunshine. quakertown, a comfortable 59, no humidity up there. south jersey, 60s and # -- 70s. still somewhat humid. the humidity levels will be dropping off as the cold front hits the coast. phillies 105 start time. sun and clouds, temperatur

hammonton, 52 and avalon, 56.oconos nice and mild to the south. a nice quiet finish to the weekend. accuweather says lots of blue skies, 66 degrees by 9:00 a.m. lunchtime, 74. 3:00 p.m., 77. you get the idea, lots of bright blue, lots of high thin clouds and the afternoon high tops auto 78. >> developing out of north philadelphia, a man is in the hospital after he was shot just as he was opening the front door of his home. the action cam was on the scene of the early-morning shooting. the 30-year-old man was shot in the back. he was taken to temple university hospital where's in critical condition. police say the bullet that struck the victim went through the body and found on the living room floor. investigator have not said about it they have motive or suspect. >> this is video afternoon escape route that two quicked killers used to cut through the state prison. they used power tools to cut through a steam pike. 48 richard matt and david sweat pulled off an elaborate civiles indicated escape. it's crucial they f

hurricane force and right around the 75 miles per hour wind gust and the same for king of prussia and hammontonsboro, these winds were widespread across the tell wear valley. today it's 79 in allentown and 84 if sea isle city and trenton right now a temperature of 82 degree, a warm fronts is way to the west and it takes its time pushing in and high clouds streaming in at the present time and patchy clouds tonight and it will be very comfortable with lows in the 50s in the northwestern suburbs 62 in trenton and dover and warmer at 65 degrees, as we look at future tracker 6 for tomorrow morning, sunshine and a few high clouds and warm and 75 if allentown and 78 in millville and the dew point will stay the same tomorrow like today and we'll see a jump up in the humidity for thursday the cloud increase in the afternoon and can you see a couple of sprinkles trying to break out to the south and west of the city in lancaster and southern chester county at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon the steady rain will hold off until thursday night and early on friday, your five-day at 5:00, sun and clouds tomorrow after

a minor crash along bellevue avenue and hammonton. you are getting by doing so carefully. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead a new survey says there is one industry that americans dislike more than any other. we'll tell you what it is next. >> and an announcement that surprised people around the world the head of fifa resigned after being reelected amid scandal. >> and police in boston shoot and killed a man that they say was under surveillance as part of a terrorist investigation, what we are learn being the man. >>> we got stuping news from the world of sports as fifa president, blatter resigns after an investigation into the global governor body of soccer. karen travers has more. >> reporter: it was quite a surprise over the weekend, sepp blatter was defiant while taking questions about the fifa scandal, he was not indicted but he is being investigated by the fbi and u.s. prosecutors and there may be more shoes to drop. a bombshell announcement has rocked international soccer. >> i put at disposal my function. >> in an arranged pr

hammonton, 62 and smyrna, 62 degrees, satellite and radar showing a lot of clouds over the delaware valley this morning thanks to a cold front that is slowly crossing the region. as it pushes through there's the possibility of showers. it won't ruin any outdoor plans that you have today. the day planner 9:00 a.m. 70 degrees, mostly cloudy skies lunchtime as the front passes through, a couple of showers may flare up. by 3:00 p.m. we start to pull out of it, 6:00 p.m., sunny skies, 78 degrees, 80 degrees is the forecasted high. the sun sets at 8:26. it clears out tomorrow and we talk about heat in the seven-day forecast, i'll have that coming up eva. the. >> the big story on "action news" is the final farewell to beau biden. funeral services will be held for the beloved son. joe biden. president obama will deliver the eulogy of the former attorney general of delaware. "action news" is outside saint antony's catholic church. the casket was carried into the church by a military honor guard. dig tear such as obama family and bill clinton and hillary clinton is attend the funeral. biden served i

hammonton, 72 at this 9:00 a.m. hour.ing a lot of clouds across the mid atlantic states this morning, we're watching the remnants of bill pushing on to the screen if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen. the outer bands will work into the delaware valley very late this evening around 10, 11:00 p.m. if you're heading to dover for the firefly music festival you'll be dodging rain drops from time to time. mostly cloudy skies sticky, 80 degrees by lunchtime, 82 by 5:00 p.m. 10 77. there could be a thunderstorm in there, as well. a slight risk has been issued for south jersey and delaware. any thunderstorm that develops there could strong gusty winds. same thing tomorrow, it's a larger area, it include the metro area and the far western suburbs. today and tomorrow we'll see isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon hours and one or two of them could be on the strong side with gusty winds. >> an update to our breaking news out of bucks county, police say the eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike wil

hammonton, 74. here's satellite and radar clear skies for most of us.ancaster, pottstown seeing a few high thin cirrus clouds. that's about it. nice the remainder of the afternoon. phillies taking on the giants. no other complaints here, sunny and nice, 75 degrees by the first pitch and by the 9th inning, 78 degrees, if you're doing boating or fishing here's a look at the boating report. high tide is occurring now seas 2 to 4 feet. nice breeze out of the south 10 to 15 miles per hour. it's a picture perfect finish to the weekend. it's not going to last. we have changes in the seven-day forecast. if you're a big fan of heat and humidity you'll like the seven-day forecast, i'll have that in ten minutes. guys. >> the search is on in salem county new jersey, after a driver hit a high school football player and took off. it happened as the 17-year-old was heading home from his girlfriend's house. katherine scott is live on the scene in pennsville with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon erin and nydia. we talked to people who said he is outgoing an athle

lindsey gininni of hammonton will compete for the title of miss america in september in atlantic cityand there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday morning, we'll take a look at brand new exhibit that will make you stop and think. >>> plus a big celebration hear what this woman says is her secret to . >>> chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for this sunday morning. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. your coffee, your dunkin'. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone and buy a new one. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shi

hammonton, picked up 3. traveling along route 40 it was closed, as you made your way into boon -- buena the road was flooded. wilmington, 2.5. of philadelphia, 1.5. you get into malvern two inches of rain. so portions of the viewing area got hit and hit hard. others didn't see all that much. everybody picked up at least an inch out of this. now with the cold front sliding through, temperatures are dropping off on the northern side. allentown down to a fall-like 59 degrees with no humidity whatsoever, feels fantastic in the lehigh valley. we have comfortable dew points in the north and west. this will change and slide to the southeast this will slide over the delaware valley and everybody feels fantastic. this is a canadian low this storm system is something you would see during the fall months october november, almost like a mini nor'easter, it didn't ride the coast it went along the spine of the appalachians and wrecked your saturday. you can seem the drying across the western portions of the keystone state

miles per hour and near hurricane force in delaware county, and king of prussia 70 and same for hammonton and glassboro, and the wall of wind arrives with the line of storms. right now 83 in philadelphia and same for millville and same for allentown and wind from the northwest and no sea breeze this afternoon and beautiful at the shore and temperatures in the low 80s, satellite and radar the brilliant sunshine out there and a few high clouds streaming through and the cloud cover will set up for a spectacular sunset this evening and clouds are increasing not late tonight but during the day tomorrow as a warm front arrives. 66 tonight in philadelphia and 60 in millville and upper 50s to the north and west and comfortable with a few patchy clouds, future tracker shows tomorrow morning, sunshine be high cloud cover and warm temperatures in the mid up toer 70s and then as we get into the afternoon the warm front approaches this time tomorrow at 4:00, it's cloudy across the area, and 86 in philadelphia and 82 in allentown and out towards lancaster, you can see a couple of showers breaking out a

. >>> night's rain left these roads flooded in hammonton.police blocked the entrance to sections of packard street and bellevue avenue as water came up over the curbs. puddles on the roads in atlantic and gloucester counties forced s say they have had enough. >> stressful. a bit insane trying to make things happen like your normal every day life. >> people without power watched utility crews work through the rain yesterday to restore electricity to neighborhoods still in the dark from last week's severe storms. >>> gloucester county was one of the hardest hit areas, and thousands of people are waking up there to another morning without electricity. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in greenwich township. good morning. >> reporter: ted good morning to you. as the sun comes up you can get a better idea of what this looks like, what people are waking up to. the power line is still hanging from the pole coming down and across the street. we are standing on ram bo avenue right at the intersection of memorial avenue in gibstown the gibstown section of t

atlantic city if you're traveling eastbound on the atlantic city expressway, hammonton from that point east you're socked in pretty good. beach haven 3 miles. we expect that to lift and burn off in the next hour or so. as the cold front slides through we'll push the fog and low level cloudiness out to sea. on the water evaporate image you can see where the dry air is. western pennsylvania and western portions of upstate new york. here's the front in the process of pushing through that's this morning's weather. that's this afternoon's weather him we'll see again clearing conditions clouds breaking for sunshine. in between the two that process looks like we'll squeeze out a couple of showers as the front slides from north to south. midday, showers popping up, later this afternoon they are farther to the south. phillies game starts at 3:05 you'll be in the clear at that point. most of the south jersey is in the clear at 3:00 p.m. all the showers push to the south, clouds give way to sunshine abbey promises to be a -- and promises to be a nice afternoon once we get through the two to three