that is not associated with joaquin but as far as joaquin goes here's what we know. expected to intensified to a category two or three over the next 24 hours and u.s. land fall is certainly a possibility. it looks like highest risk is mid-atlantic but exact track is

the question is where will joaquin head. you have to look at the pattern in the upper atmosphere, this blocking high, that is what won out this weekend brought us a dry papal weekend, that high pressure is strong enough and that would capture joaquin in heading out to sea, and the euro which is the most reliable computer model, it nailed sandy, shows it going out to sea but other models show this high pressure stronger than blocking high and it would help it stay there for a while and that would bring us a lot of rain and that is what i think is going to happen and the national hurricane center actually follows that train of thought, it shows joaquin becoming a major hurricane over the weekend and moving inland and at this point it shows the track of north carolina and virginia as a category two hurricane and have you to look at the entire cone of uncertainty, from southern north carolina to long island, this is the potential path of joaquin and even if we don't get a direct hit we are looking at a lot of rain, be aware and

she'll have the most upto date information on hurricane joaquin. >> continuing to track hurricane joaquin category 1 hurricane, meandering around the bahamas. movement is extremely slow and not moving up into the atlantic, into the north soon. here's a closer look. in the bahamas, florida. it's moving to the southwest now. it won't be for a few more days until this starts moving farther north. and that's when it will be getting closer to us and giving us more impact aside from the rain that brittney showed you. here it is now, cat gore 1 hurricane, winds sustained 85 miles per hour. we'll continue to watch this as we go through the next several days. it's going to keep moving to the north what we expect. but currently to the southwest at 6 miles an hour. so it's going to be more days until this thing starts to get closer. what we have going on, weather pattern, a big area of high pressure to the north. this is blocking the storm to the south for a little while. once it gets closer, it's going to cause it to make a left ward shift here. so there you see the hurricane by friday, around the

that is not associated with joaquin but as far as joaquin goes here's what we know. expected to intensified to a category two or three over the next 24 hours and u.s. land fall is certainly a possibility. it looks like highest risk is mid-atlantic but exact track is uncertain is is. reason two big large models, gfs tracks it inland. european model keeps it out to sea. we have to give it more time to see where it is going. >>> here's where they are trying to take this storm a lot of them still all over the the place but there is a little more consensus toward north carolina for land fall later sunday into monday but a few models take it out to sea, some track it further north toward the new jersey coastline. and thursday night into saturday, and period of heavy rain and win, associated with a cold front. then we will focus on joaquin sunday into monday. depending on the exact track of the storm we could be dealing with heavy rain and wind. we will get to that forecast in a few more minutes, jessica, back over to you. >>> still too early to tell exactly where joaquin w

as we look at the satellite of joaquin, that has sustained winds of 80 miles per hour, the center is due east of the bahamas and it's moving southwest, not north but it will hook and push back to the north, as we look at the spaghetti plots, there is a wide range of where it could go, but the biggest concentration is to hook it to the left at the eastern seaboard, but a lot of models are heading it toward north or south carolina, that would be great news, because we wouldn't have the direct impact but some models are sending it up to the mid-atlantic. saturday night into sunday morning, 1 to 3 inches of rain with heavy rain close to the coast and sunday into mon, we could see several inches possible depending on how close joaquin gets to our area, we'll have more in the accuweather forecast and we'll divulge more into joaquin. >> while we continue to track the changing storm, people at the jersey shore is getting ready for whatever is coming their way. david henry is working the team coverage live from atlantic city. >> reporter: sharrie, people along the shore here are watching and

the knockout bunch could become hurricane joaquin. we have hurricane warnings in effect for most of the bahamas. sustained winds -- it is forecast to become a category 2 and start to turn away from the bahamas which is good news and then become a category 3 with winds maybe 115 miles per hour and then this is brand-new since this evening, the latest hurricane track is right up the mouth of the bay. that's pretty much the worst track it could take. this is 7:00 monday night, so we have some time. let's get through thursday and friday and then we are looking at a time frame of sunday and monday for the potential for a hurricane joaquin. one more thing, for winter this would be a snowstorm, we are going to have a lot of northeast winds for the next several days. that in and of itself will create a lot of beach erosion from now until sunday. >>> state of emergency because of yesterday's flooding and the potential threat of hurricane joaquin. surfers got out and enjoyed the waves. this is video from about two hours ago in virginia beach. a

watching hurricane joaquin. we have a team of reports along the coast where preparations are already under way. let's begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney's tracking first round of changes. >> things will be quiet as we head into tonight and to work tomorrow. but once we get into tomorrow afternoon, this whinz thiis whe change. 1:00 p.m., light rainfall into south jersey and philadelphia. won't be until overnight hours tomorrow night heading into most of friday that we start to see the rainfall picking up and intensity and once this rain starts it's going to continue through saturday early morning hours. and so our rain totals at that time will be between 2 to 4 inches, our wind speeds sustained between 15 to 25 miles per hour. gusting up to 35 miles per hour, street and stream flooding is also a possibility but even towards the shore, it's going to be a different story. we are going to see higher rainfall totals between 3 to 5 inches and wind speeds are between 25 and 35 miles per hour, gusting up

where will joaquin go? >> we have team coverage starting with janice huff who will show us three possibilities pum. >> all right, sibilia, we will start with the least likely track. the storm will stay out to sea. only a 20% chance of that happening. that would just mean a bit of rain on friday and that would be it. breezy all weekend. rough surf at the shore but the storm would be well to our east. now, here is the worst-case scenario. there is a slight chance of this happening and the timing would be on monday. about a moderate chance, a 30% chance of an exact hit here and a landfall, either the jersey shore or somewhere across parts of long island, which would mean major impacts. damaging wind and flooding and severe coastal flooding and similar to what we saw with sandy or irene. but right now it doesn't look likely. the more likely landfall is going to be somewhere along the mid-atlantic, according to the latest projections. somewhere between cape hatteras and the delmarva peninsula. that is the greate

. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is hurricane joaquin, it is currently bearing down on the bahamas and we are tracking this storm closely because it has the potential of having a major impact on us come sunday and monday. lets get the latest information from cecily tynan. >> joaquin has strengthened dramatically in the last 24 hours. >> was a tropical storm and now a category one hurricane with sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. there is good symmetry and an eye wall form, what is going on is there is warm water there and a lot of moisture available so the atmosphere conditions are favorable for this to ramp up to a category three hurricane by tomorrow, that is a major hurricane, now there is still a lot of question on where joaquin will head. look at the spaghetti plots and they are all over the place, a 750 mile spread, the european ch is typically the most reliable show its heading out to sea, but there is pretty good consensus, most models have it heading inland over the outer banks, and that is in the sunday to monday time time, before then we deal with tropical

that has nothing to do with joaquin. we don't want to get away from what is at hand and what is coming first is more rain. we have cloudy skies. it's humid and we are looking at temperatures around 77 to 78 degrees. now we are looking at 79. so, we might actually get to 80 with a high humidity. it's stuffy, southerly wind and atmosphere is unstable. we are at 78 around ridgewood queens. 68 sussex. this is the cooler air and cloudy skies to the west and northwest. a few showers around. you want to hang on to the umbrella. the cold front we are talking then a big batch of moisture will be coming up along the frontal boundary for tomorrow evening and friday. now, as we watch hurricane joaquin develop, winds are at 80 miles per hour. it jumped to that status quick today. the conditions are favorable and the waters are warm. it will back south and warm back to the bahamas today. in about 48 hours it's possible in the gulfstream it strengthens to a category 3 and then starts working its way up the coast and gets here monday ov

watching hurricane joaquin. >> thanks. >>> after a rough start to the season, eagles fans are hungry for another win. >> but there are questions to answer here about the offense. danny pommels joins us live. we need more points. >> it won't help on sunday. eagles/redskins a dress rehearsal for noah's ark. could make it a mud bath sunday and should not do offenses any favors. murray limited. status for sunday unknown. running backs to get plenty of work if it's raining. offense struggled mightily in the first three so far. chip kelly only concerned about one thing. >> i'm concerned with washington. i don i don't care if we score 2 points or 52 points, we're concerned with beating washington. we don't look at it we need to do this or that. what do we need to do in the football game on sunday to win the football game? >> chip kelly trying to preach the lazer-tight focus. plus, the phillies changing plans due to the weather. details at 6:00. danny pommells. >> vote for high school football game of the week. early vo

thank you. >> many people are keeping a close eye on hurricane joaquin, it strengthened to a category one hurricane this morning. david henry is in atlantic city with how people are preparing. >> it's a waiting and watching game here in atlantic city and all along the shore, the past few days not related to the possibility of a hurricane, the surf is really rough out here and dangerous rip tides, the only people enjoying it a bunch of hardy surfers. it's a rainy day down at the shore and a small taste of what folks may expect if joaquin hits the coast. >> atlantic city's emergency management officials are starting their planning now all department heads are in a conference tomorrow. >> we call for a meeting with all the director heads tomorrow and giving them a chance to go over each individual hurricane plans and evacuation plans and where they fit in that plan, so tomorrow we have a solid plan to move forward this weekend. yesterday was the last day the lifeguards were on duty, and they were moving the lifeguard rescue boats to new york city. local businesses are operating normally,

joaquin gained hurricane strength this morning. the first alert weather team is tracking the storm and another chance for rain this week. nbc 10's first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast. hi, brittney. >> we have a lot going on. here's a closer look at the radar right now. ux see it moving through philadelphia right now. a few more showers are to the west of harrisburg, expect more showers, temperatures will stay stay warm above average. temperatures will be close to 80 degrees in philadelphia. and throughout most of the area you can see how scattered the showers will be. we'll see another round moving in thursday into our evening hours. that will continue into the overnight hours pushing into friday. we folks see heavy rain as we head into friday. friday will be a first alert day. same thing into saturday. one big difference you'll notice as we head into tomorrow is temperatures will drop and stay down into friday as well. as far as today is concerned, over the next eight hours or so, temperatures will w

all eyes right now on joaquin. right now it continues to gain some strength right now just outside of the bahamas. a category one storm but we can be talking about a major category three storm before all is said and done as it moves to the north. stationary boundary will provi o tropical downpours well in advance of this system as we take a closer perspective you can see a lot of deep convection earlier this afternoon. there was an eye that was showing but that has now been clouded over. but it will continue to intensify around the bahamas. latest stats we have 85 miles per hour maximum sustain winds the pressure is dropping. it's slowly moving to the southwest right now at 8 miles an hour. but take look at a factor to consider. the water temperature where it is churning right now are in the 80s. so that will help fuel the intensity of this system and take look at this. as it continues to move toward the mid atlantic we're still talking about water temperatures in the 70s so it will maintain likely a hurricane stat

right now, joaquin is churning in the atlantic. the category 1 storm sitting 200 miles east of the bahamas and tonight it is moving closer. >> hurricane hunter planes flying through the storms show winds whipping 85 miles per hour and extending up to 35 miles from joaquin's center. janice huff breaking down, janice, the best and worse-case scenario. >> let's look at the least likely scenario. that's where it goes and stays out to sea. only 20% chance of that happening, which would mean just a bit of rain here on friday and that would be it. breezy all weekend and rough now, let's look at the worse-case scenario, which would bring the timing on monday. that would make it have a landfall somewhere near the jersey shore. only a 30% chance of that, but it would be major impact, similar to sandy. damaging wind and flooding and severe coastal flooding. well, let's take a look at the more likely scenario. now, with the latest information coming in, it appears that this is what we're more likely to see. a landfall, somewhere along the virg

is joaquin another sandy? here now these preparations are born of pain. >> pray for the people of belmar. >> reporter: the images of belmar today both reassuring and ominous for a town that suffered >> we are nervous when we see something like that. especially now it has been classified a hurricane. >> reporter: the mayor matt dougherty says his town so much better prepared for a possible joaquin landing than it was for the sandy invasion. from the bulldozers creating sand berms on the beach to the pumping of lake comeau here. >> by lowering this lake we help mitigate against flood nothing all the homes that surround it. so we have hundreds of families that are right now scared. >> reporter: superstorm sandy still haunts this town which flooded 1300 homes here. >> i was watching pictures this morning on facebook that people were posting and it was very reminscent of not a good time. >> reporter: so you see it is not just the ocean. it is the other bodies of water in this area that, with a lot of rain, can caus

what will joaquin bring? doug is discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful if swalled, so keep laundry pacs up and away from children brought to you by tide announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: let less get back to the weather. you can see that clouds are covering the area but the first real tropical threat of the year is churning now in the atlantic. chief meteorologist doug hill is here. we were just saying how we hadn't had any trop tall issues lately -- tropical issues lately. here we are. doug: quiet season. alison: so far. what are the best and the worst case scenarios with joaquin? doug: worst impact is impact on the midlatten the coast. best case is stay off the state. i want to demonstrate clearly. this is the bahamas and this is going to turn north so the best case is heading to sea. worst

take joaquin and throw it out. you're not going to see the storm friday or saturday. even if it does come it wouldn't come until friday ore saturday. high pressure to the north giving us those strong northeasterly winds and that's what we're going to see over the next few days. so here's what we know we'll be seeing and coastal flooding and beach erosion and inland flooding with some of the heavier rain and winds to 40 miles per hour. that's even in d.c. we could see 40 mile an hour wind gusts and in the chesapeake and out toward the beaches and three to six inches of rain and put that owe down over what we've seen in the past 24 hours and you can see the flooding potential is there. let's talk about the rainfall and how much and who will see the most from this and it's mostly going to be closer to the coast. three to six inches plus and that does include the d.c. metro area and back toward the mountains and this will be a big scenario here as far as the flooding is concerned coming up on friday and into the day on saturday. now sunday would be joaquin and here it is

that is tropical storm joaquin. you just heard the folks from the "today" show say expect it to become a hurricane later today. at this time yesterday, 45-mile-an-hour winds. now 75-mile-an-hour winds. it's not moving all that fast. over the next couple of days it's expected to stay in this region. but then as we go into the weekend, it will be on the move by early saturday morning. a category 2 storm heading to the north. the official hurricane track keeps it offshofrmt that's early sunday morning. now, there's still a lot of uncertainty. there's some strong indications that this one will come inland, but the official hurricane trackite now takes it closer to our area. still offshore early monday morning. for today, we'll be tracking some occasional showers and warm muggy conditions. temperatures in the 70s but that changes tomorrow. 50s with scattered showers for thursday. then the heavier rain will come friday night into saturday. wet and windy conditions for the weekend foie keen does get closer to the area. we'

we're tracking joaquin's path. this could be a major rainmaker for the end of the week, but there is some differing thought on where it's going to track. we're going to watch it. all right. right now to the storm tracker. here's what we're talking about. that's how quickly this storm is pushing out. but there's plenty more moisture behind it. let's zoom on in and zoom on out and show you some different areas that are being affected. first, the wide picture shows all of the residual moisture still to come. that's why we're going to include scattered showers through the rest of the day today. now we're going to zoom on in and take a look at joaquin, our next big weather maker. right now we have watches and warnings for the bahamian islands. we put that up because so many people fly there out of newark and jfk. lots of folks have family down there. they are in line for a battering by this storm right now. then where does it go? look at the differing models. most kind of settle on a landfall somewhere around north caro

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but many were unaware of joaquin. some are planning to prepare tonight. >> residents in flood-prone old town will be ready for whatever joaquin brings. >> prepare for it. >> we are a hearty lot in alexandria. we had hurricane isabelle. we are going to stay and stick it out. it's the alexandria spirit. they expect the storm-related supplies will sell out. >> weather radio, first aid kit. all of that in a major storm event won't stay on the shelf long. >> instead of buying sand bag, nick duncan advises the customers to invest in water barrier instead. this one is cheaper than whying several sand bags. it's reusable, compact and more effective. >> you getter a better seal with the water than the sand. when you are done you empty the water out and fold it up and store it. sandbag after the storm, wants a sand bag around? they just usually dump them and it gets trashed. >> the storm only had three ohio barriers in -- hydrobarriers in stock. but as the storm is closer the supplies will be limited. today alexandria and d.c.

and you will find joaquin.joaquin is a strong tropical storm right now just short of hurricane strength. winds now of 70 miles an hour. and joaquin is supposed to stay put for the next several days to the south. but then it looks like it's going to make a move and to the north. for this evening, tomorrow, and into friday evening, joaquin stays to the south. but some stays strong. then it heads to the north. that will start spreading clouds to the area. it looks like by saturday evening the track become as little more uncertain. there's a possibility it could go to the north by sunday evening. that could bring us heavy rainfall if that happens. there's still a lot of uncertainty on the track of joaquin. for your the day,ite going be a warm and muggy one with temperatures in the 70s to near 80 this afternoon and occasional showers. we'll go through the full seven days in the next half hour. >>> 4:22. let's good another check of the major traffic. katy has another look at traffic. >> i'd like to think the rain and

because hurricane joaquin. it's different. it's more like a nor'easter that day and then we got the threat of whatever joaquin's impact is over the weekend. >> lovely, separate nor'easter and possible hurricane. >> i've had a tough time keeping track of t outside we go this afternoon where we got holes in the overcast. pretty view and better visibility as we look uptown toward the george washington bridge. we are at 70, cloudy skies, north wind seven to 17. planner through the evening hours, really the umbrella not necessarily, there's a couple of sprinkles out there if you want to guard against that, otherwise breezy out of the north, windy at times, a cooler wind, we drop down to 55 tonight. we've been spending most of our nights in the 50s to around 70. red sox, yankees going to play tonight. 59 degrees. planner through the overnight, cloudy skies, by midday and afternoon tomorrow a band of rain is likely to develop near the coastline, period of rain that will take us into the evening hours, notice the numbe

all this as we closely watch the path of hurricane joaquin. good evening, i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. lots of talking about hurricane joaquin. it's been a decade since a cat 2 hit the u.s. but lee says it's too early to know the path. >> some communities are taking precautions. in belmar, new jersey, to long beach on long island they are shoring up the beaches there. but before joaquin we have other problems in the form of heavy rain heading our way friday. >> we have two reports. new jersey reporter anthony johnson but we begin with lee goldberg with a new storm track. >> more support for a targeted

lets look at joaquin now, we have moisture a railable here. joaquin getting its act together, currently 07 miles an hour sustain wind. it is moving west southwest at 6 miles an hour. it is strengthening so it is expect to strength tone a cat two. thinks current track. as you can see it will impact us in the later part of the weekend and into monday. what it means is that we will see rain, folks. models right now looks like spaghetti, right, they are starting to come together. they are not completely together yet. still uncertainty there as we head toward our weekend but one thing we know this will impact us and bring that rain in. whether it stays off shore or moves in, we will see rain, we will see win from it, it will pull it in no matter what. today we don't have to worry about joaquin, but we are keeping an eye on it. mostly cloudy and showers, and tonight, a stray shower possible, low of 58, watch out for that win as well out of the north east at ten to 15 miles an hour. not a great forecast. look at how chilly. by the time we get to frid

not joaquin, just the nor'easter. flooding rain will be likely and again, this is on friday and saturday, if joaquin was to hit, veronica, that's coming sunday into monday. >> that's right. here you are four days out. when you're four days out a lot could change and that's the one thing we want to stress is this is still a track that could very much so change. here's the very latest from the national hurricane center on hurricane joaquin up to a category 3 hurricane just east of jacksonville, florida. this is late friday night. by the time we get into saturday and sunday, it makes more of a north to northwesterly turn and it starts hooking it very close to the bay. that for sunday night and monday, even on sunday with a storm system intensifying. on sunday, we still could see a lot of storm surge coming up, folks from areas of virginia beach right on up the bay and we've got more of the impacts coming up later on news 4 at 6:00. guys? >> this is how a lot of the residents in our area spent the day cleaning up the dama

hurricane joaquin . the official forecast over the next 30 six to 42 hours turns into a major hurricane and moves it northward. expected byposition monday. what will happen in the meantime is what we has a knee past day and a half. model guidance is all over the place. it is beginning to develop an eye. major status possible. look at what the computer models do. they word different than they were yesterday. it could be different tomorrow than they are right now. low confidence in the stormcking -- having a this big, it could impact the coast. you have to pay attention to our forecast over the next couple of days. if we get a direct hit from the hurricane, or more easter transference, we could have torrential rain as a problem. -- or moisture transference, we could have torrential rain is a problem. very best.our steve will be with me this afternoon and we will talk about the heavy rain and joaquin. wayy: a delicious and fun to start your day. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. befo

joaquin all eyes on joaquin. still pretty warm though. 77. showers still possible on monday and tuesday. sunshine next wednesday. and we're tuacally getting pretty warm. 77 again next wednesday. >>> let's hope the track changes again topper. i'm just saying. after the break, big changes start tomorrow if you pay with plastic. what you need to know that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell dinging ] >>> stocks rallied, rebounding by the close of the bell. the dow gained 235 points, the nasdaq rose 102 points. >>> tomorrow october 1st, marks the day that stores are supposed to have those terminals that can read the new chip enabled credit cards. but many stores don't have them and many consumers still don't have the cards. ingrid gonzalez is getting the the hang of her new credit card at the target store. >> i have to use the chip right? >> yes. you have to leave it in there. >> reporter: it's an emv card with a built-in computer chip for added security. customers just dip them into these new terminals. they don't swipe them. >> the other one

all eyes right now on joaquin.me strength right now just outside of the bahamas. a category one storm but we can be talking about a major category three storm before all is said and done as it moves to the north. stationary boundary will provi o tropical downpours well in advance of this system as we take a closer perspective you can see a lot of deep convection earlier this afternoon. there was an eye that was showing but that has now been clouded over. but it will continue to intensify around the bahamas. latest stats we have 85 miles

, which may soon become hurricane joaquin. i'll show you what that means in a moment. whoa, it is dreary looking. wasn't it a muggy day? it's like we went right back to august with temperatures in the 80s and high humidity. temperatures right now in the park is 76. still very muggy out there. we haven't had much rain in and around the city and showers have been spotty at best. most of those have been over new jersey today. these were the high temperatures this afternoon after we saw a sunny start to the day. central park at 83, 82 in newark newark, 81 in islip, felt like summertime again. between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. is when we're expecting the heaviest showers, but it could be heavy showers tomorrow as a cold front moves through places like the city. meanwhile meanwhile, tropical storm top winds are up to 65 miles an hour near the center. in about 24 hours, it could become a category 1 hurricane joaquin with hurricane winds of 75. it's not expected to strengthen much higher than that, but it will meander here for several days.

we have joaquin. trap keeps it out to sea for right now but this front that is coming through tonight will stall overhead and even though storm stays off shore moisture gets pulled in and new developing low forming along this boundary and just rotates through the entire mid-atlantic and north east friday into saturday producing prolonged, heavy rainfall, prolong on shore flow as well as leading to coastal impacts, heavy rain definitely biggest risk up and down easterne game. this is just one model, gfs, global forecast systems, you had model. it doesn't have a lot of rain. mostly missing us to the north. watch through the weekend. take a look at this yellow shading by saturday at 10:00 o'clock some spots cumulatively will end up with six or 7 inches of rain. this model has heaviest over north carolina and ra but it is possible with tonight's rainfall couple with the rainfall we will get later this week and weekend some spots in our area could get four to 6 inches total. while we need rain you never ne

. >>> we are closely watching hurricane joaquin, which could come right up the eastern seaboard and threaten the jersey coast. this is how it looks at this hour, from our temple university camera, looking ominous and dreary out there right now. lets head over to the big board, with karen rogers in for david this afternoon. >> a significant amount of rainfall overnight into the morning hours, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows it's still wet in spot, mostly eat of philadelphia, near woodbury and glassboro, this is routes 206 near medford lakes, showers here as well as browns mills. radar is showing that and now we can see spotty showers through the region and certainly lots of clouds. lets show you right now how much rain we got, because just in the overnight hours, 1.2 inches and allentown over 2 inches, lancaster 2.41, mt. pocono 2.1 and millville 2.25. a significant amount of rainfall and this is just the beginning, we are looking at a number of days with wet conditions and that will affect us over the coming day. 77 in philadelphia and 78 in allentown un75 in millville, horribly humid

joaquin. what's being done to prevent serious flooding? >>> a construction boom hitting old city. how residents will clog city streets. >>> plus a south jersey crime spree. the stores these men are hitting and why police say they're not going to stop. >>> hammers and dark-hooded sweatshirts reportedly tipped off people in the area. they were wearing the same outfits and using the same tools. the men will likely continue their spree until they're caught. >>> check out this surveillance footage of a nail salon robbery in logan, philadelphia. a man got his manicure and pulled out a sawed-off shotgun and demanded money. you can see them jumping over the counter and taking off. >>> a huge construction project and others are in the works. the construction boom is centered on race street. more than 600 new apartments are coming and that means a lot of additional people in already crowded old city. nbc 10's keith jones reports. >> reporter: this neighborhood here on second street is quite unique. it i

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friday, saturday, thursday and a few showers more breezy and then we get ready for joaquin.friday will be a high-impact day and a weather alert day for storm team 4. make sure you not only download the washington app, but make sure to turn your alerts on. very important. 60 to 65 tomorrow morning and temperatures will be falling and holding steady in the low 60s across the area and it will be a day tomorrow when you will need a jacket and not a lot in the way of rain coming through the area tomorrow and wait until friday and saturday and potentially on sunday and monday and depending on what joaquin does and look at the rain potential and this is through saturday afternoon and three to six inches pretty much from the coastal areas mainly east of i-95 and on we'll see that heavy, heavy rain coming in. stormy conditions and uncertainty with joaquin's track and we're at 65 on sunday and 70 degrees for sunday and some warmth coming in with the storm system as it comes very close to the coast inland. monday, tuesday, wednesday, at least a chance to dry out, but we've got a lot mo

follow that moisture to the south and that is joaquin. joaquin is still a tropical storm. a strong one with that's updated information from the national hurricane center. those storms, winds are moving to the west-southwest at 6 miles early saturday morning that after sunday at 2:00 in the morning, it becomes less certain. there's a lot of uncertainty going forward. the official track from the national hurricane center takes it farther to the north. still offshore. look at the computer molds. they'll be making landfall possibly by north carolina and virginia early sunday morning. quite a bit of difference. that's how much uncertainty there is with this storm. so you'll know we'll be following that closely and bringing you changes as they happen over the next few days. for today, the big changes, heavy rain is out of, here but the warm muggy conditions that we had yesterday are going to stay. showers at times this afternoon will be light. high temperatures in the 70s today. come tomorrow, look at the cooldown. occasional showers. 59 the high. 50s again on friday with the wi

this is hurricane joaquin currently. pretty healthy storm, developing, these are the higher cloud tops you see in the red, orange. so it has gotten over some of the hurdles it needed to cross. in order to get a hurricane going, you need couple of things. one of them is atmospheric moisture. >> this time of year you certainly have no problem with that. we've got all of that moisture available. we also have warmer ocean temperatures, that helps to fuel a storm, as well. as you can see here off the coast of new jersey in the 70s. so plenty warm. other thing that made it other hurt l, shear winds, chop it off at the top. that's also not been a problem. so this one has got some strength, everything, these are the models, you can see it is kinds of the spaghetti plot. notice that we are starting to get little concensus here, but still some outline ers on either side there. showing that there is still some uncertainty in the tracks. so while we can look and say right now category one hurricane, 80-mile per hour sustained winds,

joaquin may be impactsing us by saturday, sunday, monday.ere's the latest plotting positions from the national hurricane center. storm is about 400 miles east of miami now. still just a tropical storm. the hurricane center does think this will become a hurricane within the next 24 hours. where it goes after that is the million dollar question. by saturday should be strengthening to a category 2 storm but staying away from the coast of florida. beyond that as we get into the sunday/monday time frame we may have a category 1 hurricane off the outer banks or potentially off the eastern shore of maryland. that will have a huge impact on the second half of our weekend into next week. flooding concerns will continue to get higher and higher with all of this moisture coming our way. >>> thank you, chuck. we are expecting a new transportation plan for route 7 in northern virginia this week. the road connects commuters all the way from leesburg to alexandria. a long time ago it was a buffalo trail. now the road is overloaded with cars. transit leader

sunday depends on joaquin. talk about that.n more showers on >>> due to injury, the burgundy and gold are preparing for the philadelphia eagles in a big nfc east tcmah-up. frank hanrahan has more on that from redskins park. >> all right kristin a lot of cousins' success depends on the offensive line and a change this week ahead of the philadelphia eagles' game. with lavale out for the year because of injury. it will be long or won joe fighting it out for the start for the oak game. >> we don't have any problems with spencer long in the lineup. that's for sure, we feel very good about him playing. he's done a good job? proved his total game. >> try to approach it the same way no matter what, just prepare hike you're going to play and i did that in the off- season. and tried to keep that same mentality even though i was a backup because you never know when something like that happens you have to be ready to go. >> i believe he's going to play the position at a high level. he has the talent to be you know an compensational lineman

here's tropical storm joaquin strengthening wind to 65. it will mainly stay off shore, problem business that stalled front, it will draw in some moisture from joaquin as we head in the weekend and bring tonight to our area, certainly cher will be impact. beach erosion, rough surf and threat for coastal flooding. more on joaquin and what that could do rainfall wise at 6:00. overnight cloudy, showers, heavy rain. morning rain for your wednesday. you're witness weather seven day forecast look at how cool. we have rain in the forecast every day but heaviest, thursday night right through saturday night with showers, lingering into sunday. ukee and jessica, bank over to you. >>> but we know and love the show but how much do stars know. ncis quiz when we come right back. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> 18 million people watched last seasons premiere o

i'll tell you about that and joaquin in a few. larry miller, bad day on the roads. >>> it's only getting worse. the left lane blocked on the southbound side of the bw parkway between 410 and 450 causing about a mile, mile and a half backup at this point. of course if you haven't left out the door yet, we suggest that you do. between intercounty connector and 212 closed causing delays in that area as well. we're still live on darnestown road where eastbound and westbound lanes are closed at germantown road because of a fatal accident. germantown road is your best bet to work around that accident. we'll have an update for you coming up in roughly ten minutes. for now over to you. >>> chicago violence. in two weeks more than 100 people have been shot in the windy city. >> five of them all from the same family simply walking home. we've got more many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven roneutgena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine

that is not related to joaquin. this is a separate storm and more of a nor'easter type feel with gusty winds, raw, rainy and minor coastal flooding that could become moderate. this is joaquin that may show an eye later tonight as it it's wobbling. you can see the reds circling around the center. that is the sign of a healthy hurricane. winds 85 miles per hour. here is the key time period. about 24 hours from no it is expected to make a -- from now it is expected to make a turn. there is a reliable computer model that suppresses it to the south and goes out to sea. we can't take that off the table. a lot of concentration on it coming north and heading to the the track was adjusted to chesapeake bay. we would be favoring this part of the cone toward the carolinas and mid-atlantic at this time. it could be a category 2 hurricane as it approaches the east coast. look at the computer models and how they are focused on the carolinas here. five days out, long time to go. breezy and cooler tomorrow. heavier rain friday on t

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and you can see there is a lot of uncertainty on where joaquin will head.ill it make landfall in north carolina? will it come close to us? will it head to new england or out to sea? that's a 650-mile spread. now the national weather service official forecast track shows it becoming a category two hurricane by friday, and then making a turn up the eastern seaboard. this latest track has now shifted to the west. i think we'll see a lot of shifts in track over the next several days. what is key with joaquin, even before it makes landfall, if it does, is that we are going to get a major tropical connection. there's low pressure over georgia. it creates a kink in the jet stream. so ahead of joaquin getting an influx of tropical moisture. thursday through friday. and this will is round two. we are looking at tropical downpours, perhaps several inches of rain. and wind gust are a factor. moderate coastal flooding a good possibility. this is before the center makes landfall. if it does that likely over the wasn'ted -- weekend on sunday. and the high is 80, still wa

hurricane joaquin is 458 miles east-southeast of miami. it's a category 1 storm. it may become category 2 shortly. drifting to the southwest at 8 miles an hour. not only do i think it will become a category 2, i think it will be a 3 and so does the national hurricane center. it may go to category 4. 3 would be 110 miles an hour or greater. there's the 3. it moves northward. still a category 3. then it will weaken, that's what the forecast calls for, but takes it into chesapeake bay, weakening to a category 1 hurricane. the question is does this make the turn further northward. we're still in the blue zone. or does it make the turn out to sea. regardless of what the track is going to be, even if it's off to the south, we're in the northeastern side of the storm. that will mean prolonged onshore flow, rain, wind, and more exacerbated near the coast, potential coastal flooding at the times of high tide. so beach erosion will be on going. we have to get through another system before that happens as you'll see in the forecast. 79, 68 today. last time you'll see 70 for

round three would be determined on the track from joaquin. you see it's not just all about the tropical storm. the other two are pretty significant, too. showers increasing, becoming heavy at times, especially north and west. tomorrow the showers mainly early in the day, then most of the rest of the day dry. relatively warm and humid, not as warm as today. then much colder thursday and friday. heaviest rain thursday night through friday, and if joaquin makes that predicted left turn, it would be affecting us with rain and wind over the weekend. >>> thanks, hurricane. i'm john clark, how bad was cody parkey's groin injury? more injuries for the bids' offensive line and jahlil okafor's first day after camp. that's next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. eagles are favorites heading to washington on sunday but may have lost three players for the season. alonso, cody parkey is done for the year with a groin injury, so the eagles signed caleb

now we check on tropical storm joaquin, which is strengthened quite a bit. approaching hurricane status, 74-mile per hour winds, we have 70-mile per hour winds for joaquin at the moment. we do expect it to possibly strength tone category two as it makes its way up the coast. and, we're seeing that the possibility is thereof it being off-shore, over both days of the weekend, meaning, the impacts from this storm will be felt most dire, i guess, at our shore point with possibility of high winds, and heavy rain. so get ready, bob kelly. got little issue right here. the but the spaghetti pluses, models starting to come together, most of them keep it off shore for the rest of the work week. we will give you the high temperature for today, which might have already happened, high temperature of 76 degrees, temperatures dropping throughout the day, as cooler air moves in, and breezes pick up, it will be probably a little cooler than 70 degrees tonight. working on the seven day forecast, working on getting an allergy pill inside of us, and we'll get everything taken c

that is not even associated with joaquin.hat comes this weekend and coming i'm have much more on the track of that storm and why you definitely need to pay attention as the forecast continues to evolve through the remainder of the week. for now reporting on the sky deck meteorologist kate bilo. back over to you, ukee. >> see you shortly. in the news tonight two tax only blocks and minutes apart. to night students at temple university are on edge after a classmate and another woman were assaulted. authorities say the student was attack on the 1400 block of carlisle street. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is on the temple campus with what we know thus far night. david? >> reporter: ukee, this female student was just leaving the library after studying on a sunday night. she was on her way home. investigators right now are trying to locate this suspect as she recovers. the streets of temple university's campus were quite for the most part tuesday night as students remained on high alert after learning one of their own was

i'm also tracking tropical storm joaquin on the verge of becoming a hurricane.he details in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right, cecily. and the "action news" morning team will be on starting at 4:30 with the latest on the rain overnight and how it's affecting the early rush hour. >>> temple university urging students to use security escorts in the wake of the attacks near campus. chad pradelli is there and are the police any closer to making arrests? >> not now. and for the women in particular they are on edge, especially considering that the suspect remains at large. the brutal sexual assault happened on the 1400 block of carlisle just south of campus. it was shortly after midnight. the student was walking home from the library whether a man approach approached, struck her arm, displayed a gun and told her not to scream. and he pushed her to a construction site and sexually assaulted her. >> i don't know personally, but any story like this is a shame for everyone involved. >> investigators are reviewing surveillance in the area. they say sexual assault