"eyewitness news" reporter justin drabick is on the cbs3 sky deck on a very pleasant night out there.hat's right it is very pleasant actually the skies are clearing up. seeing some stars out so we'll see a lot of sunshine to kick off the work week and the humidity it's not existent. open up the windows nice breeze going on right now check out these temperatures. this hour across the region still hanging out in the low 70s 70s. trenton philadelphia but already in the mid and upper 60s for the suburbs in berks county and lehigh valley i think many spots will drop down into the 50s by early tomorrow morning. even temperatures is the shore very nice with that westerly breeze so we don't have that cool influence off the atlantic ocean still in the low mid 70s at the shore points and the delaware beaches. there's that humidity i was talking about. look at the dew point temperature tells us how much moisture is in the air when dew points are in the 50s in the summer that's really good. pleasant. you don't zoo that too often so enjoy it if you don't like the humid conditions it stays comforta

meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs3 sky deck with a first look to the forecast. muggy out there. >> it is natasha. water ice would be great right now. you you can still feel a lot of humidity, you'll probably need your air conditioners tonight as we're sitting in this hot and humid air mass as we kick off the work week. check out storm scan3. we have one isolated storm system that did develop along a cold front moving through our region. the storm is moving into gloucester county and here as you look south from the sky deck you can see a little bit of lightning in the distance but heavy rainfall around mullica hill heading over glassboro pretty much traveling to the east at about 40 miles per hour right along 32 so just abwear that of if you're traveling through the gloucester county area eventually into atlantic county new jersey. this is the only isolated storm we're dealing with right now. everybody else should stay dry through the overnight hours. the big story the temperatures. very mild outside right now. we're talking about numbers in the mid 80's still. it

let's get right over to meteorologist justin drabick track wagon we can expect throughout the night into the morning hours. >> justin. >> natasha, that's right. slow moving storm system we'll have periods of showers and some thunderstorms through the overnight. and impacting the entire day on monday. again it's not going to be raining all day long. any time through the day over the next 24 hours or so we can see the threat for some showers and strong thunderstorms and we're seeing them right now kind of slow moving and they're dropping a lot of rainfall you can see the showers and storms flaring up once again. we had lot of them earlier up in the lehigh valley and poconos and that's where the flash flood warning continues because we're talking about rainfall rates about one to 2-inches per hour. slow moving cells so watch out for potential for flooding in you're driving anywhere overnight. and through the day on monday. there's stronger storm moving over reading right now in berk county. it continues to move to the northeast eventually impacting allentown probably in another hour or so.

meteorologist justin drabick is in our weather center with our first look at this father's day. ry humid father's day forecast. justin. >> that's right, natasha, get used to these conditions. that's going to be the trend over the next few days. summer has officially arrived. it arrived at 12:38 this afternoon. today is our longest hours of daylight, just over 15 hours and after this days get shorter slowly and slowly as we move through the summer season. high temperatures today 91 degrees. average high 85 so well above that. everybody else very warm today. upper 80's even close to 90 degrees at the atlantic city airport and right now we're dealing with temperatures in the mid and upper 80's, still some spots reaching 90 this hour. nice and quiet on storm scan3. a couple showers across the mountains of central pennsylvania. that's a weak cold front. it will cross our region tonight. most of these showers should break up but we can't rule out an isolated shower. it will be a warm evening. there you go. 90's still this hour at the philadelphia international airport. 86 in allentown.

let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick liver on the cbs-3 skydeck. hi justin. >> big difference frost yesterday. dealing with very pleasant air mass comfortable but now starting to feel the increase in the humidity, all because of warmfront coming through. that will change our weather pattern up little bit. actually in little sunshine right now. but storm scan3 does show the clouds, to the north and west, and we are seeing scattered showers breaking out mainly across the lehigh valley, and up in the poconos but more showers trying to develop near the baltimore area. still not really seeing any thunderstorm activity, but that will change later on today. there were some heavy showers in the poconos the past few hours, that's why flood advisory has been issued until 2:00 this afternoon for carbon, monroe county. so again some of the smaller streams and vehicles could be on the rise. certainly, could be dealing with little bit every ponding on the road as heavier showers moving through. they are the temperatures. go on philadelphia on south warm in the

meteorologist justin drabick is in the cbs3 weather center.we can expect. >> good advice about the flooded roadways. only takes a into the of water to float a car and 2 feet of water move a vehicle as well. keep that in mind, just do not try to run through anyd intoed roadways. here's the last of the showers looking much better this evening. they're over dover right now really light sprinkles as they move off the to the south and southwest. looking much better at the jersey shore. still lingering clouds. >>> the cold front has moved through. we're setting up to see a very comfortable finish for the rest of the weekend. high temperatures today right where it should be. we made to it 80 degrees in philadelphia. that is the average high. record high 100 degrees so you know it can can get hot this time of year and looks like we're not approaching any records any time z here we are right now upper 70's to around 80 degrees. the farther north and west you go the more sunshine we are in this hour still some clouds over south jersey keeping temperatur

all right, justin drabick is along with us with a check on the forecast so we barely missed our --. >we 90 day three. >> 88 today. >> doesn't feel like. >> you know it's mid june, that weather is going to be here sticking around no relief really any time soon, not seeing a whole lot of '90 unless the forecast but it stays hot and humid and again we'll take you outside to the shore one place where actually it's go be to be cooler, you have the ocean water right now holding in the mid 60s which is pretty much where it should be for this time of year. tomorrow we'll get a wind developing off the water, so that breeze comes right off the ocean, little bit cooler so nice pleasant conditions at the shore to finish off the weekend as we take people look at people hanging out on broadcast tonight in ocean city. the temperatures past couple daysing you know it. it was hot, it was humidity. mid 90's on friday, record temperatures to lower 90's thursday today, back to the 80's, looks like we're going to stay in the 80's for sunday into monday, again city hall above average, average high 82, push

meteorologist justin drabick live on the cbs3 sky deck with the first forecast. e. we had break from the heat and humidity today. high temperatures actually a little bit below average. we made it to 77 degrees officially at philadelphia international airport. where we should be this time of year 80 degrees record high for this date 98. so we're not talking about record temperatures coming up but notice increase in the humidity as well as the heat. very nice outside keep the windows open if you want right now. save a few bucks on the electric bill and knock off that ac. in the low 60s in south jersey and central delaware. mid and upper 60s the farther north and west you are away from the coastline. there are the coastal temperatures breeze right off the chilly atlantic ocean. so we're talking upper 50s low 60s at the jersey shore and delaware beaches. again the air mass still very dry we look at the dew point temperature. they're in the low and mid 50s. that's nice for this time of year. once you're in the 60s that's when it starts to feel humid that change will st

meteorologist justin drabick tracking the storms tonight in our weather center. at's the latest, justin. >> natasha, good news right now catching a little britt of bit of a break steadier rain starting to move offshore. heavier showers across central northern bucks county near bedminster continues to move to the east. catching a break delaware looking much better but as you saw more clusters of showers and storms out across western pennsylvania that will be impacting our region through the overnight into the start of the morning commute and there's a lot of humidity out there. you can feel it. that will help fuel the heavy rainfall you can see that indicated by the brighter yellows and reds there and a lot of lightning strikes going on these are strong thunderstorms that could roll on through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 o'clock monday morning for the poconos. we had some heavy rainfall from earlier storms. any more rain could cause some flash flooding we are still dealing with flood advisers for parts of bucks

guess where justin drabick is at independent mall at all of the fun. it looks like a great time. >> i think a lot of people look forward to this for the summer season. tonight is kick off of center city, every wednesday through september 2nd between hours of 5:00 and 7:00 numerous bars and restaurant have deals. $5 cocktails, $4 wine, $3 beer half price appetizers. here we go independent beer garden thinks one of the spots that are offering this deals for the center city deal. this is a huge place. 20,000 square feet, inside open bar. a good place to hang out during the sum is ther and people are taking advantage of the deals already. good place to hang out after work. a lot of people in coats tonight. it is not feeling like summer. let talk about the forecast as we go to the graphic and maybe just hanging out a across center city doing some shopping later this evening. here's what we can expect generally cloudy sky is what we have right now. kathy says, cool temperatures, right around 7:00 o'clock in the mid 60's. we will drop about 63, by 8:00 and th

meteorologist justin drabick is in the weather center with the first look at the forecast. >> natashathat's right. we're sitting in this warm humid air mass. we have a warm front moving through. that's the trigger for the scattered showers and thunderstorms. some of these could be strong to severe. here we are breaking out to our west. lancaster county towards schuylkill county, strong to severe thunderstorms. you see a lot of lightning strikes. a few showers trying to develop over south jersey and delaware. we have to watch out for the areas to the west. watch out berks county, probably in the next half hour to an hour, this is a severe storm. again it's moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour so look out jackson around 6:34, eventually into the reading area by 7:19. somewhat slow moving storm system. packs a lost rainfall. there's potential for minor flooding in some of the smaller streams and creeks. we had previous storms across cecil county maryland, northern castle county delaware, flood warning remains in effect for some of the smaller streams as they picked up about a inch

meteorologist justin drabick is in the weather center with more details. >> getting rid of that pacificorthwest weather and we'll talk about more sunshine in our forecast but we had rain today and check this out some "eyewitness news" video again this is from wildwood and cape may. several inches of water flooded the streets in wildwood earlier today. viewers sent us photos from around the town. remember do not attempt to drive through flooded or high water on roadways. it only take about a foot of water to move a car 2 feet to move a large vehicle and 6-inches of fast moving of water will knock you down. that's the story. stay out of the flooded roadways whether driving or walking. we'll show you on estimated doppler radar where this rain was. again not much across the delaware valley but the bull's-eye was down in cape may county, new jersey, right over wildwood, there you go that yellow and orange indicating two maybe 3-inches of rainfall from a quick storm that rolled on through so that's certainly had heavy rainfall rates with that storm system earlier this afternoon. now we're cle

. >> we have more rain in the forecast katie has details justin checking your roads justin drabick thatn we do traffic and weather together. back at the bottom of the hour. see you in a bit. >>> good morning, family limb, not in the clear yet. tracking more sent recalled weather. heavy rain fell in part of our air, while drivers struggle flooded roads some workers at surf shop in ocean city new jersey decided to have little fun. >> i'm just messing around, you know, trying to figure out separate way of transportation to get home. >> i here you. found police cars blocking several flooded out roads please, if you come across one, do not drive-thru. find another way to get where you need to go. clerk this out showing sparks, flying, from downed wires, in newark delaware, the storm knocked down the power lines along kirkwood highway near the newark farmers market. a lot going on yesterday. there were some collapse of thunder that shook our house shook my house. same thing? >> absolutely, yes. there was thunderstorm within almost every pocket of rain that we saw. we ended one quit a few reco

they know a lot more about weather thanks to meteorologist justin drabick. he visited students at marlton middle school today talk about what it is like to be on television delivering the forecast live on television, how magic of television using green screen or chrome key wall. students got an education on the seasonal weather and forecast as we head into summer. of course, they have asked a lot of great questions. >>> take a look outside because right now in center city the question is when is the sun going to return? that is the question every where. if you'd like to see observations from today see them at bottom of the screen courtesy of the weather watchers. lets go down the shore where temperature is cool, and we still have damp, dreary weather. it is not much different just a few folks on the board. live neighborhood network takes to usard more where rain drops are on the screen, traffic going slow and temperatures in the 50's. that is where it will stay. those temperatures not inching up and low temperatures will stay that way as well. reason why it

this afternoon our meteorologist justin drabick took cbs-3 and mobile weather lab to william penn pen middle school in yardley. it is our noon newscast all of these wonderful students were on the news. he spoke to the students about his job as a meteorologist and many of the students had strong interests in the the earth sciences. they have asked great questions. they were very excited to be part of the talk philly at noon. great job guys. some budding scientists in that group as well. >>> let's take you down the shore to the beautiful day. if you had a's like to see our observations courtesy of our eyewitness weather watchers they will be at the bottom of the screen. in ocean city, lovely day with temperatures quite warm with a westerly win. just as warm down the shore as every where else. everyone has shorts on getting ready for the summer season. our live neighborhood network takes us north to kutztown area middle school where we have had fair weather cumulus clouds temperatures in the upper 70's. northwesterly dry wind. humidity is low. we will get that beautiful deep blue sky in

meteorologist justin drabick was out and about taking the cbs noble weather lab to lincoln high school in philadelphia he talk to a mix of sophomores, juniors seniors in the journalism and drama classes and many are interested in pursuing the broadcast industry and they asked questions about his job, what it is like to be on tv. students were also excited to be part of the live talk philly broadcast, at noon, i saw them at noon. they did a great job on tv and always so great for justin to go out to the schools and for these kids to see what it is like and hear firsthand from someone on tv every day. let's talk now to our eyewitness weather watchers. yesterday we were looking at these temperatures in the mid 50's. today we're ten to 15 degrees warmer which is good news and further north you go warmer you got. 69 degrees as we head up north in philadelphia that will top up. thinks barbara lane's house at willow grove. she's at 66. she's reporting sun peeking through the clouds. sixty-eight moving to the north and east at frank's location in richboro. he is report aring a good deal of sun