take a look at this viewer as he shoots video from honeybrook. >> see it's moving guys, it's picking -- it's spinning. you see it? >> reporter: again the national weather service will be out today to these different areas to determine if, in fact a funnel cloud was formed in honeybrook and it may have out in the lehigh valley but residents certainly know they have days of cleanup and the very memory of a very frightening experience. >> peeled the roof right back. my siding is all dented up. my screens have holes in it. my shed has holes in it from it. i got quite a bit of damage here. >> we went down in the basement and heard a loud crash and it was the patio roof coming down. >> reporter: so as you can see there residents dealing with a lot of damage and again, we'll keep you updated but we do expect the netter service to go to honeybrook today. it may take them awhile but as soon as they confirm what exactly happened out there we'll bring it to you. tam, back to you. >> interesting to see what they find. all the people from last week's storm have seen their power restored. atlantic

he was shooting towards the area of lancaster and chester county line which is right near honeybrook. now, this is not a confirmed tornado but the national weather service is sending a survey team to the area today to determine what exactly it is. now, take a listen to this viewer as he shoots video directly from honeybrook. >> you see it's moving, guys, it's picking up into -- it's spinning. you see it? >> reporter: again, this is just another funnel like formation spotted yesterday as the area was slammed with severe weather. frightening to be so close to that formation. let's turn to the lehigh valley now. the national weather service says it may travel there today as well to inspect damage near the lehigh valley international airport. now, this is the scene in whitehall township. downed trees and crushed back porches after a fast moving storm packed powerful winds and hail moved through the area. according to residents there the sky went dark and then a funnel cloud -- at least what they thought was a funnel cloud formed and that's when they took cover. >> peeled the roof right ba

take a listen to this viewer as he shoots direct from honeybrook. >> you see it's moving, guys, it's picking up into -- it's spinning. you see it? >> reporter: again, this is just another funnel like formation spotted yesterday as the area was slammed with severe weather. frightening to be so close to that formation. let's turn to the lehigh valley now. the national weather service says it may travel there today to inspect damage near lehigh valley international airport. this is the scene in whitehall township. downed trees and crushed back porches after a fast moving storm packed powerful winds and hail moved through the area. according to residents there the sky went dark and then they ducked for cover. >> peeled the roof right back. my siding is all dented up. my screens have holes in it. my shed back here has holes in it from it. so, yeah, i got quite a bit of damage here. >> we went down in the basement and heard a loud crash and it was the patio roof coming down. >> reporter: again the national weather service will officially make the call on last night's weather today but ther

also some of the areas blooming up once again are near pottstown and honeybrook and downingtown where had some really good downpours. let's go outside and show you what it looks like as sky6 is looking live. we see the gloomy skies at philadelphia international airport where you're getting a good amount of rain through the region right now. we have flash flood warnings continuing through parts of the region, through central philadelphia and that continues until 8:30 this morning. looking at the numbers right now, 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. it's still oppressively humid. the dewpoint 68. the winds are out of the north-northwest. as we look at future tracker six we can see it's not just one line of storms that comes through. the problem is at any point today we could see these heavy downpours. this is a look at lunchtime showing that we're still going to deal with downpours here or there or strong storms with some of these storms we have gusty winds there could create damage as well and wednesday at 5 o'clock looking later this evening even in your drive home some of these ar

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if you go to green lane and pottstown and honeybrook and western chester county picking up a quick shower. looks like it's giving you two minutes of steady rain. i'll widen out here. some of this is sprinkling through allentown and there's more stuff west of the west chester county. as we take a look outside, we have probably mainly cloudy skies across the region, at the airport it's possible however we'll get a bit of sun breaking through, a little bit later this morning, and we'll cloud up a bit as we go late in the day. temperature, 77 degrees, the dewpoint is 71. so still that oppressive cut it with a knife humidity. winds are calm, not much relief there. as we take a look at the rain today this will be the big story, humidity for most of the day is the story we get later into the day and things change. through the morning there's the possibility of a shower, maybe a rumble of thunder popping through, mainly dry and we get into the clouds and sun mix. 5:00 west of philadelphia. a cold front approaches we'll be on the look out for that front producing heavy downpour related thunderstor

of course, we had a tornado that was confirmed in honeybrook chester county, ef-1 rating. went 1 1/2 miles. the national weather service confirmed in white hall township it was not a tornados that created the damage but straight line winds from a micro burst. remember we had a macro burst it's the same thing it pushes winds out ahead of it, a micro bust is smaller. this was about 2 1/2 miles wide. and shorter than five minutes in duration, but it only takes 0 seconds for the wind to do damage with a winds gust and that's what we had. we have no severe weather between now and 1:00, we're looking at showers and thunderstorms crews into the southern portion of the region. at times as we move through the afternoon there could be something that gets close to philadelphia and comes through briefly, but most of the action will will be closer to the shore. at 6:00 we're winding down along the coast. there's slight chance of severe weather to the south in sussex county, delaware. all of us are looking at garden variety thunderstorms. it might be clouding up by 9:00, 2:00 p.m., high

as we look at the tornado that was confirmed in western chester county honeybrook pennsylvania it was determined this was an ef1 tornado with maximum winds 90 miles per hour. the damage path was 1.5 miles long. in white hall township in lehigh county the damage was straight lined winds from a micro burst the other day in gloucester county was macro burst it's a little bit wide wider. i always tell you it only takes 30 seconds of a strong wind gust to knock down trees and cause the problems we have. here comes the cloud cover on future tracker, you can see by 11:00 or 12 we'll develop showers in the southern half of the region. it's not that we can't get clipped in philadelphia, but it's going to be farther south. northern suburbs maybe a spritz up there. by 6:00 p.m., it's exiting the coast. in philadelphia, sun giving way to clouds, mainly dry 81 degrees by 11:00. 2:00 p.m., 83 high of 84, probably by 3:00 p.m. back to the low 80s by 5:00 p.m. 82 in trenton. # 4 in -- 84 in philadelphia. probably in the 70s in the southern tier with the rain coming through. not a total washout down t

. >>> tornado did touchdown in chester county on tuesday the twitter seen in honeybrook registered maximuminds of 935 miles per hour. residents assessed the damage along a path a mile and half long only 100 yards wide. the damage seems worse in white hall township, lehigh county, but the national weather service said there was no tornado here, it blames straight line winds for this destruction. >>> 5:06. wawa hoagie day. they will use five tons ingredients to assembly 20,006-inch long sandwiches. the hoagies for heros will be served on the independence mall. you can enjoy free admission to the constitution center today wawa is picking up the tab. >>> matt and i pick up our live coverage from 10:00 a.m. to noon with the celebration of the independence day ceremony and parade. it's time to tune into the philly fourth of july jam on the parkway. rick santorum and cesily tynan and adam joseph and karen rogers with host along with the fireworks display over the museum of art. >> how is the weather shaping up. >> reporter: it's going to be warm we can't guarantee you wasn't see showers, you'll h

national weather service confirmed a twister touchdown nun in honeybrook tuesday afternoon. we were there to survey the damage and you see here the result of ef-1 tornado with speeds 95 miles an hour. no one was hurt but the twister toppled trees and at least one trailer with a woman inside. >>> happening today, the national lgbt 50th anniversary kicks off today. a wreath laying at sixth and chestnut. and tonight a panel discussion and a fooivent50th anniversary celebration. >>> some say the shore town was an image problem. especially when eyesores are the main thing one sees on the main drag in town. ahead, see the progress what is being made to get rid of these boarded up hotels. >>> locals believe everything better here at home but a new study puts the city on the losing end against a cross state rival town. we will explain. temperatures are actually pretty pleasant. 67 degrees. that is a little bit cooler than it was yesterday at this time. radar is clear for now. but i am checking some showers to virginia. just isolated showers. a shower and thunderstorm firing up now i

we did get a confirmation in honeybrook western chester county when the investigators went out and look at the damaged from the storm ef-1 tornado caused the damage. it had the width of a football field and 1.5 miles. it was on the ground for a little bit before it dissipated. in white hall township it was a micro burst, not a thunderstorm. you remember was a macro burst that caused the damage in new jersey. it's the same thing it's just a difference in size, the micro burst was 2.5 miles wide. shorter than five minutes didn't take long to produce all the damage. future tracker 6 shows all the clouds increasing, by 11:00 to 12 we'll see showers and programs, a thunderstorm. can't rule out something coming farther north to philadelphia. the model has something in the vicinity of i-95 corridor around 2:30 3:00 p.m. most of us this will be south of us, and 6:00 p.m. it will be pushing off the coast. 72 by 8:00 a.m. hazy sunshine. 81 by 11:00. 83 by 3 the clouds get thicker the more we move into the day the better chance of rain up to 5:00 p.m. 86 in cape cape cape may. 78 in atlantic city.

national weather service confirmed a twister touched down in honeybrook on tuesday afternoon. the official word is there was no tornado in lehigh county. national weather service determined that a microburst with straight line winds made this mess on tuesday. those winds caused a great deal of damage in hanover township. >>> the parking authority will roll out a new fleet of taxis like this one you're seeing here that are wheelchair accessible. new cabs will be on the street later this morning. dozens of the new taxis should be in service by the fall. >>> federal government is looking at whether airlines inspired to limit growth so they could keep ticket prices high. sources say the fed noticed a lack of empty seats in a shrinking but more profitable airline industry and picked up out airline executives publicly used the term discipline as in capacity discipline. one said that is code to fill seats and maximize their profits. the airline industry said there will be more seats this summer, not fewer. >>> new this morning, this convicted dog fighter and cocaine dealer out of ken

trees and wires down in northampton, honeybrook, 14 in this caseville hanover, west goshen, parts ofe county and maybe montgomery county would be the areas where you would see the biggest impact from the storm. slow down and plan on a little bit of a delay in case you run into an area where a tree or a wire is blocking things and of course you never go near any of those wires. they could us light up. precipitation is in the process of getting on out of here. looks like by noon we're in a mix of clouds and sun. warm and muggy mainly dry and then later in the afternoon just a slight chance of a pop-up shower or maybe a rumble of thunder. not expecting any severe weather the rest of the way. in fact right now let's show that you. the best chance of severe weather with strong gusty storms is to our north and east today. so we're in the pink in terms of strong thunderstorms but if you hear a rumble of thunder i still wants you inside indoors because lightning can always be a problem from any thunderstorm. even a nonsevere thunderstorm can give you a brief pretty good gust. 81 degrees is y

these are just some of the areas in northampton county or northampton, pennsylvania, honeybrook in western county where we have investigators headed out in that vicinity to see if there was a tornado. phoenixville hanover township pennsylvania and west goshen. parts of delaware county philadelphia might see some of this i live in delaware county and there was a big branch across one of the roads that i travel. lehigh valley is another area that did get some of this damage so be careful driving around in through here and up through here today. in terms of the rain, it does look like it's going get out of here during the morning rush hour and then by noon we're in a lull and by this afternoon the model really not picking up a whole lot but we will allow for another pop-up shower or thunderstorm this afternoon and early this evening. i will point out to you, though, that the chance of severe weather today is to our north and east closer to new york city, new york state and new england. so, not as much of a concern around here today as there was yesterday with severe weather. 81 is the high to

national weather service confirmed a twister touched down in honeybrook tuesday afternoon. nothing like that in our first alert forecast today, i'm hoping, bill? >> no chance of severe weather but could a shower or thundershower into parts of the area. clouds are moving into the area. 67 in philadelphia. a little cooler than yesterday. we will be in the 80s this afternoon. but you can already see the clouds starting to inch into philadelphia and with those clouds will come some scattered showers and starting to increase. d.c. seeing heavier rainfall and scattered showers into delaware. the hour-by-hour forecast showing the showers are most likely at the noon time hour in delaware and south jersey at the shore but a chance of a spotty shower in philadelphia. light raindrops at 3:00 this afternoon. they start to thin out and then move out this evening. dry in the pocono mountains and partly sunny and 74 and low 80s for allentown and reading and quaker town and slight shower for trenton and mt. holly. at the shore rehoboth and the beaches you can see showers and thunderstorms

the national weather service confirmed this twister touched down in honeybrook tuesday afternoon. in lehigh county the official word is that there was no tornado that caused this damage. a microburst with straight line winds made this mess on tuesday. those winds caused plenty of damage specifically in hanover township. >>> new this morning, a waste management truck ran into power lines in wilmington and caused those lines to fall on to a tractor trailer carrying cars. this video is from marsh road. a witness tells us the trash truck front end loader was still in the air when it crashed into the wires. nobody was hurt but hundreds of businesses have no power as crews work to repair the damaged wires. >>> an investigation is underway in camden where somebody shot at an undercover police officer. someone shot at the cop's unmarked car three times around 11:30 last night in the residential parkside neighborhood. a bullet fragment hit the officer's forearm. he was taken to cooper hospital and later released. >>> a woman crashed her car into a pole after being shot in the neck while dr

it has been confirmed by the national weather service people who live in the honeybrook area saw it headed for them. then, they took cover. the twister tore roofs right off homes trees are down, fences knock over, homeowner survived, and something they said, this is something they said they will never forget. >> you can see it. it wasn't just a little vapor deal coming down, it was circumstancing. >> we could see the debris from this area being suck up into the funnel. and then redistributed. it was pretty scary. not every day you get that close to a tornado. >> the national weather service says winds hit 95 miles per hour there. no injuries were reported. the aftermath of the storm. >> meanwhile, national weather service says there was no tornado in lehigh county, but the aftermath still pretty bad there. they estimate the maximum wind speeds reached 80 miles per hour, whitehall township was left with widespread damage, fallen trees and hail damaged homes and cars. >> i was in shock when i saw this specially when it was over the cars. >> i'm from florida we've been in hurricanes, than was

people who live in honeybrook saw it heading for them they took for cover. twister, look at this building, ripped the roof off of homes trees down, fences knock over, homeowners survived something they won't ever forget. >> you can see it, it wasn't just a little vapor deal coming down. it was circling. >> we could see the debris from this area being suck up into the funnel. then redistributed. it was pretty scar. >> i not every day you get that close to a tornado. >> the national weather is advice says winds from tornado reached 95 miles per hour, no injuries were reported in the aftermath of the storm. >> the national weather service also determined there was no tornado in lehigh county. it doesn't mean the damage there wasn't bad. based on the investigation they estimate the maximum win speeds reached 308 miles per hour, whitehall township hit the hardest, and was left with widespread damage, as you can see in this video which included fallen trees and a lot of hail damaged homes and cars. >> developing now, ferry in the philippines capsized leaving 36 de

it has been confirmed by the national weather service people who live in honeybrook saw it heading for them. they took cover. the twister tore roofs right off the homes. trees are down, homeowners survived something they say they won't ever forget. >> you can see it. it wasn't just a little vapor deal coming down, it was circling. >> we could see the debris from this area being suck up into the funnel. and then redistributed. it was pretty scary. >> not every day you get that close to a tornado. >> national weather service says winds reached 95 miles per hour, no injuries reported in the aftermath of that storm. >>> meanwhile, the national weather service says no tornado in lehigh county but the aftermath still pretty bad there. they estimate the maximum winds speeds reached about 80 miles per hour, whitehall township was left with widespread damage, fallen trees, and hail, damaged homes and cars. >>> i was in shock when i saw this, and specially when i realize it was over the cars. >> i'm from florida we've been in hurricanes, and this was worse than. that will we were scared to death

. >> it has been confirmed by the national weather service, people who live in honeybrook saw it heading toward them, that's correct cover. the twister you can see tore off the roof of some homes, trees were down, fences knocked over, and homeowners survived something they won't ever forget. >> you can see it, it wasn't just little vapor deal coming down, it was circumstancing. >> we could see the debris from this area being sucked up into the funnel. and then redistributed. it was pretty scar. >> i not every day you get that close to a tornado. >> since the national weather service says wind from the tornado reached 995 miles per hour, almost amazingly no injuries reported in the aftermath of the storm. >> national weather service says no tornado in lehigh county but the aftermath still pretty bad. the estimate, mack mum wind speeds, about 80 miles per hour, whitehall township hit the hardest with widespread damage, as you can sigh, from this video, which included fallen trees, and then hail damage homes after cars, and realize it is over the cars being i am free florida, we've been in

be in western chester county this morning to try to determine if a tornado touched down in the honeybrookative effect of our less than ideal weather. a downed tree that provides power to amtrak. still no office on there rain to this morning. some of you could use the norristown high speedline as an alternate. new services on the keystone line much that's amtrak between here and harrisburg. that line halted. delays otherwise between here and d.c. this is the schuylkill crash on the shoulder here on the eastbound side by girard avenue. check out that travel time, nearly 50 minutes from the blue route to the vine. the number mob more like 15 instead of 50. >> dave murphy with the accuweather forecast. >> getting warm and humid now that the sun is out. rain is gone of course, matt. take a look. 73 degrees and it definitely is sticky outside today. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast a warm and humid high of 87 with clouds and sun most of the way. a slight chance of a and afternoon or evening shower or thunderstorm. nothing severe expected today but you always take cover from storms if f

the national weather service confirmed that the twister touched down in honeybrook on tuesday afternoonh beach avenue. cape may will see a drenching to start with. it will taper off in the next few minutes. the chance of showers will stay with us. light showers in philadelphia, and more coming up from the southwest including some thunderstorms. be on the lookout for those storms. they're keeping things cooler today. 71 in philadelphia. 73 for cape may. >> remember, you can get the latest weather updates and storm alerts with our nbc 10 news app. download it for free on your smartphone or tablet. >>> we know a camden officer was hit with a bullet fragment overnight when someone opened fire on an undercover patrol car. someone fired three shots at the vehicle in the parkside neighborhood around 11:30 last night. the officer was treated for minor injured and released shortly afterwards. authorities are continuing their search for the suspected shooter. i'm rosemary connors. we'll have a full hour of news in a half hour at 11:00. i'll see you then. have a good one. >>> it's thirsty thursday