we'll zoom into lancaster county, a little over two inches an hour, so heavy rain in lancaster and moving into parts of berks county now. a lot of cloud cover, maybe some drizzle here and there, but we are watching more, this area of thunderstorms approaching from the south and west. the precip right here, anywhere

lancaster, visibility not great.e around wrightstown, new jersey, reduced at philadelphia international airport, so we'll keep watching that situation. we've got a lot of rain to our south. none of it has been sneaking into our area just yet. delaware, new jersey, pennsylvania, rain-free at the moment. but not cloud-free. so, we'll keep watching around ocean city maryland, to see if they get any rain this morning. for us, at the airport, we have 70 degrees, still pretty humid to start, 93%, but dew points are expected to go down a bit today. sunrise time is 6:48 now. right now, it is allentown, 63 degrees, trenton, 64 degrees, to. we have red withing 65. hazleton, 59 degrees this morning, nice cool and comfortable morning there. ocean sit, new jersey, the other ocean city, is 72. and it is 73 in long neck, delaware. so, we've got a plan for some sunshine today. mix with clouds throughout the afternoon, warmer day than yesterday, high of 86. sunset time is now before 7:00. bob kelly, big milestone there, 6:59. >> got

possibly into saturday with heavier precipitation 2-inches or more west of lancaster. so that's the way it's wrapping up right now. strong winds gusting to 30, 35 miles an hour and that will continue right through thursday. and possibly into early friday. overnight 62 in the city. 56 in the suburbs with occasional showers mainly to the west of philadelphia. tomorrow 68 with periods of rain. the gusty winds will be the big story and for beyonce', tomorrow night at the linc, the wind i think will be more of a factor than the rain. we could just have a few spotty showers it could be a little damp we could really luck out and take look at the seven day forecast. after saturday, still a chance of a rain shower on sunday and then improving next week with highs in the 70s and that's a the way it looks sean bell. >> eagles have a week off but receiving a ton of good news. the cowboys suffer a loss that make the eagles life a little bit easier. plus carson wentz gets recognized as nfl best in the third week of football season. what he got coming up next in sports. the new famil

light showers towards the lehigh valley and parts of lancaster county where there say thunderstorm now working north of norrisville and heading to the north and east of smithville, three lightning strikes with this. smithville 4:39 when the heaviest rain passes through and coreyville at 5:43 p.m. as it drifts to the north and east. it's the far western areas for the next few days that get the heavier downpours thursday friday and into the day on saturday. temperature-wise, it was pretty raw out there, and chilly with the wind coming in from the northeasterly direction and temperatures now overall in the upper 60s across much of the area, and winds 21 miles per hour sustained in philadelphia. 16 in millville and 20 at the atlantic city airport. they continue to crank upward through the day and night tomorrow. low pressure now over the great lakes and it's continuing to drift down to the south and at the same time severe weather in parts of the virginias and carolinas and this low heads to the south and back to the norm but it takes until the second half of the weekend for this low to li

the area, and it is really rocking and rolling in berks county, lehigh valley, pocono mountains, lancaster county you can see lightening on the radar. i will zoom in closer. very heavy rain around the reading area, allentown, pocono mountains. this is a cold front with moisture combining with it from what used to be tropical storm julia. all that hitting us at once. we need rain but that is what usually need rain we get it all at the same time. we have a muggy morning out there. outside of our door we don't see anything yet but won't be long. 76 degrees in philadelphia south lawyer wind at 3 miles an hour. we are heading toia high of 28 but we have possibility of pop up shower and thunderstorms throughout the day. your sunset time 7:02. with all this rain copping make sure awe how yourself extra time, this morning, because even though it is not here in the city yet, it is not in south jersey yet, it is not that far away, bob kelly, we will be rocking and rolling today. >> i brought my umbrella in and hopefully that jinkses us. >> yes. >> we have had sprinkles on the windshield. no problems

sixty-seven in trenton and lancaster. seventy in wildwood, new jersey. today a high of 83 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, warmer, still humid, but then tonight we will see cloud eventually clearing, and dryer air moving in with a low of 65 degrees. that is your fox cast for tuesday, we only have two more taste of summer, bob kelly, hopefully we can enjoy it. >> 5:32. good morning everybody. >> everybody is so sad now. >> we have fog waking you up and slowing you down. we're all in a fog after staying up late to watch that eagles game last night but we're driving through it this morning. the here's a live look at fog on 422 right at route 23 heading in toward valley forge. so it is hit and miss. we have fog in the suburbs. some fog from south jersey on the freeway but we're crystal clear up and over ben franklin bridge. the as sue mention portions of 309, northeast extension, gang in q town along the turnpike to malvern all the way out through morgan town and then north on i-95 late running construction crew and disabled truck right around ridley here causi

live double scan you can see heavy downpours in the western parts of the philadelphia suburbs and lancaster county and parts of berks county. another batch in delaware moving north and east from eastern parts of maryland, our first stop is to the west here near lancaster and route 30 and honey brook and reading light showers now and heavier downpours are developing but as this lifts to the north and east it bumps into dry air in the north and so what was a decent thunderstorm is fall ago part there. with only one lightning strike but a good area of rain. you see this expanding near middletown and smyrna and dover and marysville over toest chestertown and no severe weather, but a good soaking rain heading into delaware and we'll watch this over the bay and parts of salem county and this passes up to philadelphia over the next couple of hours. as we look at temperatures it's on the cool side with the east-northeasterly wind and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and raw and damp feel willing continue through the next couple of days. what is going on? we have low pressure, you see the spin h

not as bad in allentown, upper 80s. 101 in lancaster. 105 in dover, delaware. the numbers in dover, delaware have been trending high. 97 in millville. 96 in cape may. feels like 93 in atlantic city. so you really feel the heat and humidity. 96 would be the normal high today. 81 would be the normal high, 15 degrees above average. the record is 96 we'll be tieing that record set back in 1939.

the mount pocono, allentown, reading, pottstown, lancaster this morning. they are the places hardest hit by that fog that could slow you down. airport looks good. 69 degrees. very humid. sunrise, toss than the happen until 6:47. as we mentioned temperatures in the 60's and 70's throughout the region f we get that sunshine before the day is through we will get to 83 degrees. tonight cloud will clear and low in the mid 60's. that is your weather authority forecast for tuesday. seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly. >> i woke up to dirty dishes from the sing from the little parties the kid had last night watching eagles game. that quacamole stuff stuck to the side of the bowls there. good morning. 6:03. southbound i-95 an accident at business route one right here in bucks county. it is on the southbound side but they are also blocking what would be the left lane of the northbound side up here in levittown. curb side on the freeway we're dealing with the beginning of some morning volume and early morning fog. the not only there in south jersey but also here

kristen lancaster was certain the man meant to kill her. but what seemed like an end turned out to be the beginning of a fierce fight for the truth. back with "the face of evil," here's andrea canning. >> 19-year-old kristen lancaster was preparing to die. >> when you're possibly in the last moments of your life, when you think that someone is going to kill you, what is going through your mind? >> i had a moment where i thought about, i wish i told all the people that i loved that i loved them. >> she was in a stranger's apartment being sexually assaulted, drifting in and out of consciousness. >> i black out. but then i start to come to again. and it's -- you know the scenes in the movies where the bombs explode and everything's really fuzzy. you can't hear. everything's coming through this fog. >> suddenly, the man stood up and left the room. ordered her to remain quiet. >> and i scream as loud as i can, call the police, call the police. >> turns out, the bryan police were at the door. >> so my friend had heard me screaming and stomping an

new castle county, chester county, lancaster county as well.y on the roads, wet he by the numbers, scale of one to ten, we will give it a three. on your thursday, high of only 68 degrees, periods of rain, and also, wind, by tonight, 62 degrees, winds still gusting up to 30 miles per hour. so, as we go hour by hour, look at the future winds gust. by 11:00, 12:00 looking at winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. we will talk much more about this wet pattern bob kelly, coming up. scotty you know it is a good day when you pull up front to the station and the dunkin' donuts truck is out there. always a good day. good morning everybody. live look, dunkin' donuts our sponsor this morning for the traffic. we go for jumbo coffee for the ride in today. here is a lock at the schuylkill expressway. just a crawl from king of prussia into downtown. i got to tell you that's good thing, because we had a lot of early accident right out of the gate here with the heavy rain, here's look from the philly side of the ben franklin bridge. stack and packed, up and over

i was having you diverted off around route 30, lancaster avenue.no need for these detours any more. if you want to avoid it just to be safe and you're on route 30, take the westbound side, king of prussia road, matsonford road and get back to the schuylkill expressway. otherwise, we're good to go on the blue route. mansfield township, watch for a downed pole and wires. the right lane issetting good by. >>> the sign of the times. more than 30 years ago, an a.m. radio station thought a small local contest could get them more attention but nothing like this. >> i guess it's big brother on a tent over a highway. i don't know how else you would describe it. >> ahead, the story of a billboard contest that put allentown on the global map. >> star witness. we'll tell you about the man thatát(qq" guilty in the bridgegate trial and what he'll do today. [mmmm] chicken cacciatore... boneless chicken in our very own seasoned tomato sauce with peppers, mushrooms and basil. braised to perfection thanks to our unique ez oven packaging. it's ready to cook. just po

fog. 70 in philadelphia, 64 degrees in allentown and we're still in the mid 60's in reading and lancasterwell, up to 70 in cape may, 70 in millville it still feels a little bit humid out there. in philadelphia dewpoint of 67. moderately humid but a little worse as you go down through millville, dover and cape may. as we roll through the day, not a super bad morning to go out for a run but if you're up in those areas where there's fog you're going to wander to wear some reflective clothing and be careful if you're behind the wheel of some somebody out there if it's hard to he see. 69 degrees by 7 o'clock, humid this morning. 75 by 10:00, 79 by noon and this afternoon will be on the warm side with a high of 84. we'll probably hit that kind of late around, say, 4 o'clock, 3:34 o'clock this afternoon. we are looking at better weather starting tomorrow and the question is whether it will carry us into the weekend. we'll have details on that in the seven-day forecast from accuweather. karen. >> all right dave we mentioned a little bit of nothing a couple spots especially north and west. looking

sixty-seven in lancaster as well. seventy this dover, millville, atlantic city. seventy-two in wildwood. the day will start off cloudy, we will have fog around, stray shower and two and it is possible but we will have mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. maybe a peak of sun just before sunset which is official, at 7:01 tonight. high temperatures 83 degrees. that takes care of your tuesday, we will talk about what the weather will be like as we transition the seasons this week, bob kelly. >> sound good, you got it. 4:30. everybody is in a good mood because of the eagles win last night. we have fog out there this morning especially out in the suburbs especially along 202 coming from collegeville along 422 but they are moving the cones over. one lane at a time here. this is a live look at i-95 in delaware county rolling north up in toward 420, it will take you down into one lane. downtown, the vine expressway still closed between schuylkill and broad street until 5:00 this morning. septa, using shuttle buses on both market frankford and subway lines until 5:00 an

inch and a half inner lancaster and dover and just shy of the inch in philadelphia, is there a chancee could have over an inch depending where heaviest downpours set up. here's latest track from the national hurricane center expect to be a hurricane by friday and then strengthen into a category two before heading to cuba as we get into early next week. then its patties still make ago lot of variability toward eastern gulf, south florida, bohamas, we will have to keep an eye on it because there is a chance to trent east coast by later next week. overnight cloud which showers at 62 degrees. tomorrow showers at time, breezy, not expecting, pouring flooding rain here in philadelphia, tomorrow but scattered showers all day with heavier rain possible. friday, cloud, showers, periods of steadier rain and saturday, it starts to taper off, still a shower or two, still mostly cloudy and then i am loving weather as we head into sunday and monday, sunday afternoon looks like your best chance to get outside but i still cannot call it a completely dry day. >> not yet. >> thanks, kate. >> don's up n

everyone around exit 13, lancaster avenue, route 30. that's right down in here.t you want to do is get off, make a left, take it the westbound side of route 30. you're going to take yourself after you get to the westbound side, take yourself to king of prussia road, matsonford road, make a right and that will take you back up towards the schuylkill expressway area. you'll sit in delays because of all those cars trying to get to the northbound blue route. you'll still see delays but at least you won't be sitting completely still. i'll have alternates. we'll keep you updated on the blue route. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> just about tenç minutes befe 5:00. a pleasant day ahead. it is going to be a warm day. we're getting a cool start right now. clear skies in the suburbs. exton is 55 degrees. unionville down to 52 degrees this morning. look at the low 50s for north wales and bedminster, ft. washington. gl gladwynn is 57 degrees. bright sunshine, not a lot of humidity. we'll be getting close to 90 degrees today in philadelphia. sunshine, upper 80s fo

see some fog and reduced visibility in lancaster, and pottstown this morning. undoubtedly because of the rain. so showers, thunderstorms on and off throughout the rest of the morning, bit of break, around midday, but we will still have mostly cloudy skies, woe may see few peaks of sun later on in the day, but also, more pop up thunderstorms, high temperature today, 84 degrees, big changes, chris, lauren, in the holiday weekends forecast, tanks to new tropical storm. >> yes, and change is not good either. all right, thank you. 5:36. more breaking news, this time, out of south philadelphia for you. >> delaware river port authority officer has been injured in a car accident. it happened just before 3:00 this morning, it was on the 2200 block of penrose avenue. officials tell us two cars were involved in that wreck, the officer was taken to the hospital. suffering minor injuries. >> and in bucks county hearing one person is hurt in early morning fire in warminster, that blaze started inside a row home on the 1500 block of charlton place around 2:30. >> the victim r

not so much today. 656 in lancaster, 06 in the poconos, 72 in dover and in wildwood. average high of 76 degrees, yesterday we did go above average, with our high of 82. seven day forecast has 86 for today, last day of summer, we welcome autumn eight a degrees, gets even warmer on friday, then that's it for the 80s, for the remembers of the seven day, saturday, 78 degrees, cooling down to 70 for high temperature on sunday, for the eagles game. so, it is really going to feel like football weather on sunday. bob kelly, it is your turn, but there is something going on in the studio here. >> micah justment right here for a second. you look good. look. my hair's on fire. >> you should be grateful the tie matches the shirt. national gratitude day. >> gratitude is my new attitude. >> i know. >> this is mike's holiday right here. 5:47. good morning, getting started here on the freeway, light fog, has less calories than the heavy fog that we had yesterday. coming in toward the city, roads are dry, but dealing with some fog east of the city and south, down in like dover, here is

. >> kristin lancaster was a 19-year-old freshman. >> my brother actually worked with jamie at the time, and i'll never forget him coming home, devastated. >> a killer in a college town is terrifying. >> very much so, yes. >> this is something that happens in chicago, it's something that happens in houston, it's not something that happens in college station, in aggieland. >> she was the editor of the college paper. >> people just hope this goes away with time. >> the detectives searched the crime scene, searched jamie's car and talked to several witnesses. >> talked to several people and no one saw anything. >> it turned out there were no fingerprints inside the car. but during an autopsy, the medical examiner did recover dna from jamie's body, dna which likely came from her rapist and killer. >> did you put the dna into a database. >> we put it in codus. >> any hits? >> none. >> no fingerprints, no dna matches. they weren't off to a good start. >> that's when we started contacting her friends, roommates. >> did she have any enemies? >> everyone seemed to love her. >> the detective atte

we also are looking at some fog with visibilities under a half mile in allentown, reading and lancasternd some of this fog sweeping down into parts of chester county, montgomery county, bucks county and there's a little bit that's now starting to pop up closer to the shore so that's something you might be runing into up until about 7 o'clock or 8 o'clock this morning. 69 degrees in philadelphia currently, 65 at allentown, 68 in wilmington, 70 in cape may and it's still a little bit humid outer there. not oppressive in philadelphia but 66-degree dewpoint is over that 60-degree threshold for what we would consider moderately humid air and it gets a little worse as you head down into south jersey and southern delaware. here's wait looks like today as we plan our next 12 hours. 69 degrees by 7:00, 75 by 10:00 and by noon, 79 degrees. by 3 o'clock 83 and then we'll get a high of 84 probably around 3:30 or 4:00 before sliding back to 81 by 6 o'clock. again, clouds giving way to some occasional sun. the farther north and away from the shore you are, the more sun you'll see today. still a littl

down to 4 miles, lancaster, 6-mile visibility in philadelphia. those temperatures in the 40's, north and west, we zoom in little closer, phoenixville, 49 right now, mid four's for in you doylestown, 48 in downingtown. so, by 8:00, still little muggy, temperatures upper 50's, near 60. by noon, increase in clouds, temperatures climbing to near 70 degrees, and there is that spotty shower chance, as we move toward for this afternoon. take a look at the water vapor imagery. big dip in the jet streak, potent system that will move out of the great lakes toward our area. helping to enhance the cloud cover, and also, the rainfall chances. we go hour by hour. so early sunshine out there. but watch how the clouds start to roll in. winds out of the east. here's 2:00. some areas of light drizzle, but not a whole lot of rainfall. this computer model kind of overdoing that as we move toward tonight, though, into tomorrow morning, look at the heavy rain that will be moving in from the west. that will start an unsettled pattern. seventy-five today. but then take

to the northwest we have 63 degrees in mount pocono, 66 in reading, 67 in lancaster, 74 in wildwood, and 70 in atlantic city. checking the dew point, they are going up little bit. still comfortable. dew points are mostly in the 60s, and winds are out of the north again at about 9 miles an hour, so not quite as breezy as it was yesterday at this time. it was warm, windy yesterday. we got to high of 88 degrees. today yes, welcome back to school for philadelphia public school kids, the 0 degrees, sunny, hot for recess today. and it may be the beginning after heatwave. we'll talk about that coming up in the seven day forecast. good morning being bob kelly. >> good morning, sue. good morning, everybody. hey already wednesday. don't you love that one? holiday weekends back to school again. more of the kids headed back, more school buses joining the party today. live look, downtown, back to work as well, the vine street expressway closed in both directions here between the schuylkill and broad street. they are out here working along i95 northbound, up near bridge street, some change now sch

it is still 91 right now, lehigh valley, 90 in reading, 90 in lancaster, 91 in wilmington.o most of our pennsylvania counties already starting heat wave number seven while the new jersey counties as well as southern delaware awaiting those 90s, right now upper 70s to mid-80s to the shore as far west as vine land. there's the spin. it's beginning to finally move out, wobbling away to the north and east here, hermine taking the clouds with it, mainly clear skies here with sinking air, and then you get the rising air with the front to the north and west. we'll watch these, but most of them will remain out of the viewing area this evening. warm and humid, again, a shower or downpour, quick thunderstorm, lancaster county, chester county as those areas could get scraped from that front moving, 66 to 73 for the overnight low and then the september heat is on here. we'll be sweating here -- you don't even have to do anything as you head out the door. so thursday, friday, saturday feeling like 100 at least in many areas, some areas braking over 100 degrees with the haze, the heat, a

lancaster has 63.ve 68 degrees in wilmington, delaware, dew points definitely on the low side up in the mountains and the lehigh valley. down in the lower 60s, around the city. so it is not too humid yet. but it will be by the end of the day. now, this is not going to be prolonged time of heat and humidity. so plan on sunshine. plan on some clouds later on when that cold front comes through. definitely a warmer wednesday with a high temperature of 91, close to the record of 92, setback in 1995. sunset time 7:10. won't be too bad today, bob kelly, this is as you noah one day special. >> good morning, 4:32, live look at i-95. on this wednesday morning, northbound, between academy and woodhaven. getting word of a medical emergency. that's how the call went out. so, i would hope everybody's okay here, we've got a lot of police activity. this is that stretch of 95 that's just outside the city limit. that's why you don't have the overhead street lamps there. so just be careful as you head north on 95. downto

it happened around 1:45 this morning at city and lancaster avenue. there have nor reports of any injuries there. >>> okay, when you hear this next story, it makes you ask yourself did i make the most of miley are day yesterday a lot have people did make the most have labor day, giving back, of course, helping their communities. the lets look at the volunteers, spending their labor day feeding hungry in west philadelphia chosen 300 ministries opening their doors to those in need. volunteers wanted to spend their day off giving back. >> we want to be here as a statement, but to make sure that we provide a great meal for folks but also realize and let people know in the community that we have to do something about poverty in our city. >> chosen 300 ministries distributes more than 150,000 meals a year, think of that, 150,000 meals a year. that is more than 10,000 a month. of course, homeless in our area are benefactors of the generosity. >>> over in camden dozens of children getting complimentary haircuts with school supplies. on good day we took you to

down to 2 miles in philadelphia and 3 in lancaster and 1.3 miles in a.c. give yourself extra time. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have the upper level low in the ohio valley retro grading to the west and areas like st. louis getting in on the wet weather. with this overhead we have all the moisture coming in from the atlantic streaming northward that is why we are in and out of the wet weather and now pushing into long and the northeast. the call from accuweather, cloudy and windy and cool temperature of just 66 and tonight cloudy and breezy and spotty showers overhead and dropping down to 60 degrees with the constant northeasterly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. the phils had r home and first pitch 62. not a washout but the clouds and moisture lingers for the first half of the weekend. and hurricane matthew, keeping a close eye on this one, now a category 3 storm. winds sustained at 115 miles per hour moving south-southwest at 12 miles per hour and over the weekend into early next week this comes close to jamaica, we'll have to keep a watchful eye on this storm and i

now in philadelphia we come in at 78 degrees and 80 for trenton and wilmington the lower 80s for lancaster and reading and cape pay 74 and dew point numbers are not terrible at this hour. along the 95 corridor and to the north and west they are in the upper 50s and lower 60s, relatively comfortable but the humidity and moisture starting to creep up for beach haven, atlantic city and cape may and on west into dover, delaware. here is an issue with the forecast, the air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups, we have an ozone action day. kids and elderly if you suffer from respiratory illnesses. we have a cold front out in portions of new england and the break and this dips on down to the southeast and that ushers in the change for us for the start of our weekend, in fact future tracker 6 showing as you we get into saturday afternoon. check out the numbers only in the lower 70s by 2:00 tomorrow in our northwest suburbs and in the middle and upper 70s to points southeast. we'll take a closer look at the forecast and let you know when the front comes through. and if we expect precipitation

there are storms to the west of lancaster through harrisburg. they are not moving from the west to the east, but rather north to south. temperature wise, 73 right now in trenton. 72 in allentown. upper 70s for philadelphia, wilmington, lancaster, 76 degrees. uniform across much of the area. most of the day, we had a north-northeasterly wind. winds are now coming out of the southeast off the ocean, which is helping to increase the humidity. a couple things going on right now. a frontal boundary to the west. the storm is diving quickly from the north to the south and around washington and virginia. you have rising air with those storms. at the same time, you have hermine that is finally pushing away from the shore, taking the clouds with it, rising air here. where it rises on both sides, it has to sink somewhere, it's over philadelphia. the lack of clouds are slicing through the region. tomorrow morning, for that commute, mostly sunny, warm and muggy. 74 degrees at 6:00 in the morning. 8:00, 77. if you head out with your suit on tomorrow morning,

we'll zoom into lancaster county, a little over two inches an hour, so heavy rain in lancaster and moving into parts of berks county now. a lot of cloud cover, maybe some drizzle here and there, but we are watching more, this area of thunderstorms approaching from the south and west. the precip right here, anywhere from about one to two inches. for the most part, we have a lot of lightning, some heavy rain and that heavy rain is going to be in the forecast for the next few days. we have a first alert out because of it. chester county, berks county, all of delaware. so we expect this rainy pattern to continue, some rain could be heavy at times, i don't think everyone will be seeing all this heavy rain, but the areas we first mentioned in the first alert could be seen with some localized flash flooding, with any heavy thunderstorms that we happen to see roll through. with a closer look at the timing, we go over to glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> that's a pretty impressive area of thunderstorms moving into your area, and just going to get better and better as we go through the evening hours,

philadelphia 75 now and 74 in allentown and reading and lancaster, and 60s to the south and east. again with the clouds remain dominant with a few slivers now beginning to break in the southern areas. in fact satellite and radar will show the thickest of the clouds, the brighter white clouds are exiting the coast and clouds here in delaware and central and southern new jersey are again high clouds and filtering through them and critical clear skies through the state of pennsylvania and then you bump into this, high pressure winding around the great lakes and the low is drifting to the south and continuing to migrate to the south here through the rest of the week. for tonight, that is just a few clouds lingering especially south and east otherwise it's a chilly night with the winds switching to the northeast and 46 in the suburbs to 57 degrees in center city. future tracker 6 setting up to be bright and sunny here tomorrow morning, no problems for tomorrow morning's rush hour only some sun glare if you head eastbound and future tracker showing in the evening commute clouds are roll

and some of that heaviest rain near lancaster and then that will continue really through friday, this is what to expect. wednesday night through friday, periods of rain, not raining the whole time, the amount of rain again repends on where you are a half inch to 3 inches. wind gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour. and most of the time the temperatures stuck in the 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow transition day, clouds up and rain developing tomorrow night. 75 degrees ahead of that system. thursday the worst day of the week, 69 degrees and it will be rainy and windy. and friday not much better with a high of 70 but as we head through the weekend we'll be gradually improving. saturday still some showers around and 73 and breaks of sun and 77 and a dry start to rosh hashanah. and monday and tuesday looking good and partly sunny and 75 on monday and tuesday 73 degrees we'll have a look at the timing of the rain on "action news" at 11:00. >>> finally tonight now we know it's a girl. today the philadelphia zoo confirmed the gender of the newest addition. the western low

not as much lightning right now, but out in lancaster there's additional lighten activity out there. all this pushing toward the northeast at this point. we have issues today across the entire region especially this morning, but perhaps into the afternoon in parts of the area. periods of rain some of it at times will be heavy where little

lows, 48 degrees this morning in poconos, how about that. 53 in allentown. 55 in reading. 54 in lancasterlmington. 63 in the city. we dipped to 56 this morning in millville and only 59 in atlantic city airport. so cool to start, how do the numbers look now? now it's 73 degrees, better, but temperatures below average. dewpoint 53 degrees, nice and low, the pressure is falling. the winds are out of the north/northeast sustained at 1 miles per hour. gusier at times -- gustier at times along the coastal. the ocean temperature, 73 degrees. i want to show you satellite and radar, we've been talking about hermine obviously off the coast. spilling in cloud cover into the city. north and west we have high pressure bringing us sunshine. it depends on where you life how much sunshine you're seeing. how about a chance for a shower, future tracker 6 showing at 5:00 p.m. one or two showers try to push in along the coastline. should not be a big impact. watch for this near the coast today. you may see a shower pulling through. that's about it. other than that we get clouds breaking for clear conditions

. >> earlier we spoke to simon, a political analyst at lancaster university in northern england.e asked him for his views on president bashar al-assad's pledge to take all of syria. >> i think it's hardly surprising that bashar al-assad will say such things. if we listen to what he's been saying over the past five years, he's routinely said i will retake all of my country, i will unite syria and be its only ruler, which i think is quite disconcerting with regard to moving forward on a cease-fire, because it suggests he's got an ulterior motive. that, of course, will spin off and really impact upon the trust or shaping and perceptions of trust that other groups in syria may have. opposition groups will see this and think, well, he's clearly not committed to any type of cease-fire, so this is clearly just a trap. so, of course, these comments are incredibly dangerous and pouring fuel on an already flourishing fire. so i think it's incredibly detrimental to what's actually going on for him to say such things. >> that was simon maybin, talking with us earlier from lancaster universit

lancaster and physical between half an inch and three quarters of an inch of rain.till seeing those gusty winds out of the east. winds gusting to 31 in wilmington and 28 miles an hour in philadelphia. so expect cool conditions. windy conditions and more rain over the weekend. so you'll see late tonight as we see waves of heavy rain being replaced with more showery precipitation that's for the morning rush and right into the day tomorrow by tomorrow evening i think it will be a spotty shower or two. so getting better as the weekend progresses. we have to talk about hurricane matthew. max pump winds at 75 miles an hour. moving west it is heading toward cuba as category two storm. over the course of the weekend and then tracking all of the computer models for this hurricane. it does show a crossing cuba and coming close to the east coast of the united states by next week. now, this still a long ways off and there's a lot of models to consider. but it's definitely something to watch over the course of the weekend and beginning of next week. overnight tonight, rain some

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it happened friday afternoon during a riding club show at the lancaster fair. witnesses told the union leader the victim looked like she was about years old. police have not released any more details about the incident. this was the first weekend the deadly circus tent collapse last year. >>> a billerica toddler is being treated at shiner's hospital after fueling a fire pit during a birthday party tampa.happened at a home on bridal road. the 2-year-old girl tripped and ended up burning her hands, feet and legs. fire officials tell fox25 that family members worked quickly to get her into a bathtub to cool the burns. right now she is in stable condition. the incident has accident and police don't expect to file any charges. >>> an investigation is under way into the 5.6-magnitude earthquake that hit oklahoma. experts are concerned frac king may to be blame. the underground exposure of natural gas. experts had connected a link to fracking and quake for decades. when it hit saturday morning, they shut down 37 of the no major damage reported in the quake but the rum

erin: calling hours are being held in north woodstock a horse riding accident at the lancaster fair. foreignier funeral home released the obituary for 4-year-old mckenna may calder. witnesses say she was thrown from a horse while taking part in the riding horse show on friday. sean: rochester police are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident. they say 40-year-old christopher lapoint was erin: life guards will be keeping swimmers out of the water at hampton beach today. that's because the remnants of hurricane hermine are causing high surf and powerful rip currents as well. sean: we have a traffic alert to pass along to drivers in manchester. right now police are on the scene of an accident at the intersection of hanover and beacon streets. they are asking drivers to avoid the area if you can. we're told a car hit woman was taken to the hospital. there's no word on her condition. we have a crew headed to the scene. the latest when we get more information. josh: starts off with clouds, drizzle, and light showers. we haven't said the words in quite sometime. we have a few of them in

the crash happened at 7:30 this morning on the 2200 block of lancaster avenue. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the presidential campaign came to philadelphia today, and the person of donald trump. he told an audience in center city that he wants to dramatically increase the size of the mill child at a cost of tens of billions of dollars. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live outside the union league where trump spoke today. good evening, vernon. >> reporter: good evening, jim. it was an elite crowd of 300 or so republicans who attended today's trump appearance. talked today in standard hillary clinton fashion today he hopes generated much needed campaign contributions. [ applause ] this was not designed to be a raucous rally. it was the subdued donald trump reading from a teleprompter in front of this invitation-only audience of old-line republicans, some of whom have been reluctant to contribute to trump's bombastic campaign. trump promised an extensive and expensive military buildup of airy branch, greater sec

lancaster, 100. dover could feel like 102. and then the heat will be hanging on right through friday and right through saturday. and then things will begin to cool off a little bit on sunday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast -- tomorrow it will be hoot. it will be moderately humid. not oppressive. mostly sunny skies with a high of 91 degrees. thursday, very hot, very humid, 95 degrees. that heat index around 100. friday, partly sunny, still hot. not quite as humid. 94. and then record heat on saturday, 96 degrees, ahead of a cold front. that will bring more clouds as we head through the day, possibility of a late day shower. saturday, clouds mixes with sun for the eagles game. possibility of a shower or thunderstorm. 88 degrees. monday is when you get that breath of fresh air. monday actually will feel a little bit like fall, 82 degrees. and tuesday, it's sunny, and it begins to warm up again with a high of 84 degrees. a lot of the times when the kids go back to school, you kind of want to pack away the summer c

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zero seven for allentown, reading, lancaster at the companies in cape may 67 degrees.ame thing in beach happy even. seventy in trenton. upper 60's in millville and dover. couple changes on the way as we get to the start of the workweek. the satellite six with action radar we are dry and quiet really from portions of southern new england and down across the mid-atlantic and south east. but looking to the left, we have area have of high pressure, with plane states, edging closer to the great lakes. this will work its way in our region as we get into late monday night and in the day on tuesday for the first half. call from accu weather for rest of tonight, mostly clear, cool, dropping down to 42. in the suburbs, and 51 in philadelphia for overnight low. patchy frost, is likely, well north and west up in the poconos, where we're there overnight lows could dip down into the 30's. definitely a cool start, as we wake up tomorrow morning but we're rebounding in the 70's. here's set up on monday, high pressure moves further east so a touch more humid tomorrow, high temperature

there could be some localized flooding in lancaster county. they are close to the flood watch but for the greater philadelphia area we should escape with just flood warnings, but windy as well. up to 35 to 50 miles per hour. we'll look at how much rain to expect where you live in the full accuweather forecast. >>> of course we invite you to use 6abc.com/weather, any time you have questions about the forecast, stormtracker 6 live double scan keeps an eye on any and all changes, use twitter and facebook to stay connected to the team of meteorologists, they are constantly posting updates throughout the day. >>> turning now to the race for the white house. first lady, michelle obama was campaigning in philadelphia, she held a rally at la salle university. trying to clench more supfor hillary clinton among young voters, vernon odom was there and joins us live from the campus with reaction. >> reporter: good evening sharrie, hillary clinton's poll numbers, among younger voters, the so-called millennials dropped 20% in the last month or so in septemb

in philadelphia after a high of 74 we are down to 59 already the city, 54 for reddening, 55 lancasterp in the poconos, 62 cape may and 53 in atlantic city at the airport. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have clear and quiet conditions still across much of the eastern half of the u.s. with the ridge of high pressure that will essentially lose its grip in the region making its way from the great lakes to the midwest and moves in our region late monday into tuesday so a good portion of the day tomorrow is sunny and it is dry. the accuweather for the next 12 hours clear and cool and patchy frost north and west essentially in the poconos and overnight lows could bottom in the 30s and 41 allentown and 51 in philadelphia for the overnight low and sun to increasing clouds with high pressure in control, a touch merhumid tomorrow with a high temperature of 76 degrees then we track this cold front that moves through really monday night into tuesday so future tracker six showing by 11:00 p.m. showers from poconos to lancaster and creeping in the i-95 corridor and continues in the o