as we take a closer look at the rain, milford, lewis, mills borrow all seeing light rain. into parts of cape may. we're seeing more of the moderate downpours. slick roads in cape may. we will see mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon and a chance of a few scattered showers for the rest of the day. more conditions than will be expected as we push into tomorrow. a chance of showers still in the forecast for us. by the time we head into the weekend we'll see drying conditions. highs around the region for today will be closer to the high 60s for philadelphia. new seven day forecast shows that we are going to push into saturday and temperatures stay into the high 70s by sunday. >>> get your mega millions tickets ready. last night's numbers are coming up in less than 15 minutes. we'll tell you what tonight's powerball is going to. >>> following in philly's footsteps. delaware is one step closer to decramp decriminalizing marijuana. >>> and cnbc will show how pinterest is getting into the world of online shopping. >>> "nbc 10" and nbc universal is giving away free money. it's al

down to central and southern parts of delaware, milford is seeing downpours. tonight, i will show you what to expect. we could see popup thunderstorms that could produce wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour and hail. this is closer to 8:00 p.m. when we have a better chance of seeing the thunderstorm activity move into philadelphia. we are expecting on and off scattered showers. this isn't an organized line but on and off scattered showers with the chance of thunderstorms into the rest of the evening. by 9:00 10:00, most of the threat is closer to our shoreline. coming up i will talk about the thunderstorms tonight, the possibility of flooding heavy downpours and windy conditions and what to expect as you head to work tomorrow. >> thanks. keep tabs on the storms when we're not on the air. tap on the nbc 10 news app for your smart phone or tablet and follow the potential for severe weather. >>> now to this millions of gallons of water gush from a busted water main and put part of the philadelphia neighborhood under water and caused a street to buckle and swallowed

puts it in the dover delaware area around 1111:11 tonight. 11:16 in milford. bridgeton around 11:48. you want to stay safe. is stay indoors when these strong storms move through the region. most of the region murder a severe thunderstorm watch until 1:00 a.m. exception lehigh valley in the poke everywhere else shots to be severe storms -- certainly seeing is heavy rains potential for small hail. heavy rain will lead do poor drainage flooding in many areas. aware of that if you're traveling through the overnight. you don't want to travel through the flood the roadway, even if you don't have the thunderstorms. showers are heavy, tropical moisture in the atmosphere, you can feel at the human, with that,s a flood watch remains in effect until 8:00 sunday evening the really the main threat for at the flooding conditions will be through the overnight as we see the showers and storms one to two inches possible. maybe locally higher amount. again leading to poor drainage flooding, we're going to. what the smaller creeks and streams have the best chance to be on the ri

future tracker 6 showing you 12:30 in the morning things firing up from poconos to milford. millville i should say and millville to dover and also wildwood. as we get to 4:30 in the morning a lot of moisture moves off to the north and east. still along the 95 corridor pockets of moderate if not heavy rainfall. by 6:30 tomorrow morning most of the moisture slipping to the south and east of philadelphia at that point. we'll got a break in the activity. clouds will break for sunshine. by 2:00 in the afternoon new cold front approaches northwest to southeast direction. some are heading out to the gary papa run. lingering showers and heavy rain taper at ha point. 7 a.m. temperature 74. 10:00 in the morning coming in at 78. we'll talk about what we can expect father's day. not a washout. definitely a soggy start tomorrow. in the morning some leftover showers by midday early afternoon and it's very humid with sunshine returning and as the warmth and moisture builds we track cold front that approaches from west to east direction and thunderstorms pop up late in the day once again to

say within the next half hour get through the central part of the state and then moving closer to milford within an hour. a lot of heavy rain that will continue to fall into the overnight period. temperatures are basically rain cooled around the region. in the 50s and some 60s and i think we'll stay there overnight tonight. and we will continue to see actually a few flashes of lightning ponding on area roads and additional flooding with this rain. take a look at some of the live neighborhood network accumulations. hammonton folsom school district 5-inches of rain. drexel hill nearly 3-inches. 2.5 in magnolia hokessin delaware over 2-inches of rain. we've need the the rain. too much too quickly obviously is a big concern. right now in philadelphia 60. 63 in millville. 70 in wildwood. 50s in the poconos. future weather shows heavy rain moving in overnight and even through the one two 3:00 o'clock hour more heavy rain in south jersey many tomorrow spotty showers they will redevelop in the afternoon during the warmth of the day. and then we finally dry it out a little bit later in the week. o

we had one cell working out of the lehigh valley into bucks county near milford, 611 and there's another line that i'm tracking that's moving towards baltimore right now. this has a lot of lightning strikes. you'll notice with the bowing, it does have some gusty winds so if that does stay together that will be moving over delaware and south jersey later on tonight. but one thing that we're not escaping at all, the humidity and the heat. the dewpoints right now are in the 70's so that's oppressive humidity. that's a near tropical air mass right over us. you combine it with the temperature, the heat index currently makes it feel like 93 in philadelphia, even on the beaches with that land breeze you don't have that sea breeze the heat index currently in the low 90's and that will be intensifying tomorrow. so, this is what to expect overnight. we'll see some pop-up thunderstorms generally they're isolated but any of them could have some heavy downpours isolated flooding, gusty winds and lightning. they will be more widespread tomorrow with a front that will bring us some relief from the heat

a closer look at the scattered showers near mills borrow milford pushing into cape may. today we'll see temperatures range from 60s to 70. temperatures will be in the mid 60s. if you're closer to our suburbs north and west allen be town closer to 72 degrees. 68 will be the high. chance of showers lingering today and tomorrow, possibly friday and then definitely drying out heading into the weekend. we'll see the wind speeds out of the east at 10 miles per hour. that's why we'll see the temperature difference. now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington with a closer look at the roadways. >> brittney we are dealing with a ramp closure on 295 around route 130. that's that exit ramp. you can see some cones out there. some police activity on the scene. we're finding that it is a fuel spill or some type of spill in the area just up ahead at the end of the exit ramp. all cars being diverted just now. 422 in montgomery county dealing with no real volume eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill expressway. an 8-minute trip no problems headed westboun

south jersey and delaware where you see reds and oranges kent county in delaware now approaching milfordand greenwood seeing heavy rain. this extends into south jersey. cape may county seeing pretty heavy rain through the shore into atlantic city. so for the rest of tonight we will be dealing with these showers trying to make their way off shore. another batch is about to move in. georgetown 11:50. and lewes 12:20 in the morning. a little farther north across the philadelphia area major interstates we are seeing very light showers out there. i think the heaviest rain will be staying south of philadelphia. and thunderstorm threat even farther to our south. overnight we have rain in the forecast and that does last into possibly tomorrow afternoon. here is future weather. it shows the showers around now overnight still here 2:00 in the morning. for your morning commute we could have lingering showers around 8:00 a.m. best chance could be south and east of philadelphia. then we go into the afternoon tomorrow. scattered showers in the forecast. now we head into the weekend. saturday morning t

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involve into a line of some downpours from just south of easton through regalsville heading into milfords the southeast just drifting but it is dropping some heavy downpours and this intense cluster this is right over folsom south of the atlantic city expressway and that has moved out of gloucester county into western atlantic county and that is small but it is dropping a very heavy amount of rain. part of the reason why we just have so much humidity in the air. the thunderstorms can pull that out of the atmosphere. this is why satellite6 along with action radar showing this ridge of high pressure and you can see how the thunderstorms are riding up and over the ridge so most of the storms are missing us and what it's also missing us is the core of the heat. it feels hot here right now. it feels like 94 degrees with the heat index but charleston and hatteras and richmond the heat index 100 degrees so that's as hot as it was here this past friday, so we're really missing out on the bulk of the heat but it will get hotter and more humid tomorrow. so, for tonight a very warm night with a few

near milford, also near mills borrow and lewis.the on and off showers really light, really spotty just light enough to create a dreary day. same thing on thursday. by friday we are going to see us drying out. it will be harder to see any sunshine from late friday into saturday. temperatures are going to stay below average. the temperatures 79 degrees. tomorrow 68. 10 degrees below average. that's 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. we'll continue to see the temperatures climbing as we head into the weekend. so first as today is concerned, we are going to see a temperature spread between our southern points. also south of the city closer to the shore, more in the mid 60s. 72 degrees for the cities north of the city and that means we are also going to see a mix of sun and clouds. a chance of showers. the reason why we're seeing this big temperature difference is because of the easterly winds. temperatures 68 today, 68 tomorrow, back to the 70s friday. 80s by the time the weekend rolls around. >> let's talk about the weekend. th

and same thing to the south of dover near riverview and milford, henderson, all seeing moderate downpours. if we zoom out we'll show you that we expect another round to move in from baltimore. all of this rotating in from the west. as we head into the rest of your morning hours, the entire area under a flood watch until 8:00 a.m. flooding a possibility. flood watch means we're watching for the possibility of flooding through 8:00 a.m. be on guard, careful. i'm tracking how warm we'll get. we'll be warmer than yesterday and still humid. i'll have all those details coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> from our delaware bureau the firefly music festival in dover is expected to go on as planned today after severe weather forced organizers to clear the ground last night. this video shows clouds streaming towards the exits. organizers urged people to take down tents and canopies at their camp sites and take shelter in vehicles. today's shows are expect god on as scheduled. >>> new from overnight a fiery scene in the east falls section of philadelphia when a car burst into flames this was on

those of new milford and doylestown and norristown you're about to pick up some of that rain. again south jersey we've got another cluster of showers popping into western cape may county over the next couple minutes and pushing flew a sea that's pushing towards the east and we'll get into a lull before another round develops later this afternoon. as we look outside, cloudy skies across the region including in center city philadelphia where it's on the damp side with hevrier rain the further south you move through septemberer of the region. 70. dew point 67. still muggy. winds coming up out of south at 9 miles an hour. future tracker 6 shoz you you this morning batch of precip pushes east by end of morning rush hour and rest of morning is virtually dry for most of us and clouds and sunny breaks. by noon a chance of thundzer showers developing to the west ands with we push into the time kids are coming nrom school in it will not be raining everywhere but could produce brenching thunderstorms and this is produced by frontsal boundary coming down from north and by 6:00 we're sprea

police say that husband worked at banker elementary school in milford. 30i pads and six computers were stolen from west philadelphia, and saint ignatius of loyola paraish. earlier this month. in addition to offering a reward the fop is replacing 20 of the stolen i under pads. >> hopefully by first day of school and i know summer goes quick but by first kay of school we're hoping to have every piece of equipment return, so you won't miss a wheat. >> if would you like to help replace the stolen i hand pads you should contact their offices. and they are estimated $17,000 of equipment was stolen from the elementary school. >>> a scary sight is back, on these beaches tonight monster like creatures were washed up known as portuguese manowars. on sunday one was spot in stone harbor. saturday two dozen washed up in surf sit. on june 21st would be spotted in harvey cedars. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with a woman who photographs one of those manowars. >> reporter: watch where you swim and where you walk, this picture taken sunday by susan allen at 59th street in ocean city is o

if you take a look at sussex county near milford and millsboro, light showers. 49 degrees currently in the poconos. 53 in trenton. temperatures starting off in atlantic city at 54 degrees

showers across the board and it's only confined now to sea isle city and over the bay to delaware and milfordth and east of dover and it's a light afternoon light showers but still adding some moisture to the at most forefear the temperature change has not moved all that much but 9 degrees warmer than this time yesterday in philadelphia and 10 degrees warmer in trenton and to the north and west those numbers are on the higher side. it's chilly for this time of year and better for yesterday 60 in quakertown and 62 in saint davids and we mimic that number in kennett square and in 50s from dover to bridgeton and avalon just 56 degrees, the same for the boardwalk and with the winds off the northeasterly direction off the ocean at 52 that is why the numbers are cooler from the shore, low pressure from raleigh and jacksonville trying to throw moisture our way but it's more in the way of clouds from the front slicing its way to south philadelphia bringing sunshine way to the north of the pennsylvania and new york border 68 this afternoon and into the overnight hours the clouds thicken up again and s

laurel, 11:23, seifert, 11:25, milford, 11:52. for new jersey we have the flood warning out, stretching from cumberland county to parts of burlington county until 12:45. this is an area where we see imminent flooding at the moment but all the counties shaded in green, flash flood watch until 6:00. overnight tonight, more heavy rain localized flooding. this is all going to stay in the forecast through the overnight hours. so get a first alert weather through the overnight hours into early tomorrow heavy rain continuing thunderstorms through the overnight hours. again, not for everybody, mostly philadelphia area, south jersey and delaware. flash flooding still possible through the overnight hours too. here is future weather as we go through the next hour we're going to expect more heavy rain moving, especially in southern delaware where the strong storm is approaching. then through the overnight hours and i think a lot of the strong storms will start to move up to the northeast, we'll see a bit of a lull. by 7:00 a.m. for the mornin

watches or warning, but one or two downpours we are tracking on double scan, the area cluster near milfordving now south of regalesville and bethlehem where they saw all the rain yesterday, as it heads towards northern bucks and montgomery county you'll get a little wet and a couple of flair-ups here and there no lightning with this, zero lightning strikes, one near mount holly and a shower near norristown and could ride near 422 and eventually the schuylkill expressway as it spreads south and east. but not much, a pretty quiet evening, it feels like 95 in philadelphia the bigger story is the 97 in millville and 95 in philadelphia and not better at the shore despite the heavy thunderstorms that passed through atlantic city, down towards sea isle city, the sun is back out and it's like a steam back out there. there is a cold front it's hard to distinguish where it is because we don't have a line of storms, it's broken in nature but behind the front we drop the heat and humidity but it's only for one day here on wednesday, that is your weekday winner with the high in control, the refreshing

year-old edward husbands was arrested on thursday the assistant principal at ben neck kerr elementary in milfordthe district superintendent says husbands is suspended with pay pending the out come of the investigation. she says the children involved in the alleged incident are students -- not students at the school. >>> also just one day left to hop aboard the tall ships at penn's landing and cam waterfront. >> more than a dozen international and domestic ships are on display there. they're tall. but still a bit hard to see them today. fox 29's brad sattin at pennsylvania landing to explain why. cloud cover, brad? >> reporter: well, i'll tell was it's the rain, joyce for sure. we actually have a little break in the weather. it was really coming down about 15 or so minutes ago. i can tell you through the course of shooting this story my photographer dave was getting the picture and my job the whole time was to, you know, clear up the lense a little bit. it's not so bad right now again a little break in the weather. as a result of smaller crowd today but as one fan told me the water people showed

over in delaware dover, riverview, south of milford all seeing some rainfall now. also just to the west of lewis. this is something we will continue tracking as we head into the rest of this morning. it will remain spotty and a chance of downpours. moving through baltimore now we have this circulation here swinging through baltimore, so everything is heading to the east and northeast. wilmington probably will see another round of these showers. we have a flood watch until 8:00 a.m. that's due to the threat of flooding. for today, hot and humid conditions once we get done with the early rain. temperatures will range between 87 and 90 degrees. i'm tracking even warmer weather on the way in my full forecast. >>> new from overnight, look at this car fire we got video of this was on the roosevelt expressway near fox street in the east falls section of the neighborhood. the entire car was engulfed in flames around 3:30 this morning. firefighters were able to put the flames out. luckily no one was hurt. still no word on what sparked that fire. >>> an update on the breakin

police say that husbands is an a assistant principal at banker elementary in milford. he faces several charges including unlawful contact and child endangerment. >>> power problems continue to weigh on the patients of residents in gloucester county, new jersey. thousands are still in the dark following last cut's strong storms. and they have got to be wondering will this ever end? "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in deptford for with us more on ongoing restoration efforts alex? >> reporter: well, chris ongoing is right. relief did come two hours ago in deptford township but many places are still in the dark. atlantic city electric tells us they plan to have all issues resolved by midnight. during the afternoon of day six without power those seeking refuge inside of the deptford township senior center felt forgotten. >> charging our phones in the car, eating in the dark. >> reporter: delores collins husband has stage 4copd and like many in the crowd of mostly seniors they have needs that require electricity. >> so like food, ice and charging stations t

this one in sussex county is right around lewis and moving toward milford at the moment. another one in new castle county, this right around middletown and this one's continuing mostly to move to the northwest. also more approaching avalon along the shore. some light showers right around atlantic city. and that's going to be the general trend. we have some moisture out in the atlantic and that's really starting to move on shore. so some scattered showers trying to make their way in big area of low pressure down to our south. and that's what's really trying to pull in the rain but i don't think everyone will see the rain this evening. however, we're going to keep the showers in the forecast. future weather here does keep the clouds in the forecast for everybody. even as we go into tomorrow morning. and we could see a few morning showers, too. so just don't be surprised if withdrew you see that. through the afternoon, the clouds pretty much stay locked in. they could stay around to start off the weekend. that's saturday 8:00 a.m. we get warmer going into the weekend. we'll

what's happening moving through sections of allentown and continuing to move into sections of upper milfordover the next couple of hours we'll watch that. some of it will likely move down towards the i-95 corridor. everyone is not going to see it. but by tomorrow, sunshine, low humidity with winds coming in out of the north and west and then we start to load back up wednesday night into thursday with our next chance for rain. but look at the temperatures right now. 91 degrees. it feels like 95 sultry stepping outdoors. it feels like 97 in in millville millville. 98 wait currently feels like in dover. scattered shower or thunderstorm can't be ruled out. up until about seven 8:00 o'clock and then it stays pretty warm but less humid as we move toward the overnight. now, take a look at what's happening right now in texas. still keeping tabs on tropical storm bill. the feeder bands moving in dumping a lot of heavy rainfall in their direction. but maximum sustained winds are at 50 miles per hour. it will continue to kind of meander over the lone star state over the next couple of days before it m

in milford township in bucks county. not the best weather unless you're doing water rescues today.ain, cool and rainy, by 7:00 things start to ramp up with showers, storms and gusty winds. we're looking at the flooding rains moving in. light rain we have now, this will continue to move in through the area. maybe seeing off and on rain showers between now and 5:00. but between 2:00 and 5:00 is where things really start to develop. here's the heavy rain coming in. this is as the storm intensifies. strong storms are likely especially across maryland, virginia and delaware. then this heavy rain moves up to the north and western counties. this will give us the flooding rains between 7:00 and 11:00 tonight. severe weather risk is actually enhanced and this is across maryland and delaware and into a few counties across southeastern pennsylvania. the storm moves out by sunday morning, here's dry air coming in. so it's not a complete washout for the rest of the weekend. if you have plans today you have to deal with rain but tomorrow things will be improving a bit. it will be windy but dry.