. >> they will assess the damage up to morgantown road. roofs were ripped off and trees toppled over, the damage was minimal but frightening nonetheless for those in the middle of it. michael watched the powerful winds rip apart his neighbor's houses. >> get where it's safe and not worry about the stuff and get the animals and stay away from harm's way. >> not laying down in one direction, that is more indicative of straight line wins and more chaotic in a sense. >> and the national weather service says that later this afternoon, they will head up to the allentown area where there may have been a second possible tornado, fortunately through all of this nobody was injured. live in honey brook chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. >> this is some of the other damage chad just mentioned near the lehigh valley airport. "action news" reporter eva pilgram is headed to whitehall township where a state of emergency was declared yesterday afternoon and she will have a live report coming up at 12:30. >>> afternoon storms are a po

relocated in morgantown and we are becoming an anchor of a pretty remarkable retail development. interesting thing is it is not just about the baseball but what has happened because of the interchange, the broad support. you have a development anchored with a minor league team that has five new hotels, 500 hotel rooms. 300,000 square feet every tell -- of retail development. a hundred thousand square feet distribution center. new office space. in an area that just four years ago was a hilltop. a really remarkable success story. governor, thank you again because that could not have happened without your support and impact but i believe from my perspective, these are important and good investments to make because they pay back over and over for those communities. frankly, unlike any other sport, i think baseball really takes its role as a social institution to heart. we play a lot of games so we have a big impact on the community. 162 games, 81 home games. it gives us a chance to connect to the community. we have been very active with our charities outreach program. we donate $2.5

this will continue to move into bucks county. 11:13, you can expect left town 11:17 and morgantown about 11:26. other than that we have a threat for flash flooding still, the heavy rain we had today, for areas north and west for the lehigh valley the poconos are under a flash flood warning until 10:00, as we go into the rest of this evening basically, we're going to continue with the flood danger for the poconos, you want to turn around whenever you see floodwaters, never drive through them it's incredibly dangerous. what's going to happen tomorrow through the overnight hours, we have a chance of seeing more showers or storms move through. for the morning commute, we can't rule out showers around but i think we'll see a dryer day as we go through part of your wednesday. coming up i'll continue showing you timing for the rain also for the fourth of july forecast straight ahead. >> if you have the nbc10 mobil app, you were getting severe weather alerts as these storms rolled through. if you don't have the app, it's time to get prepared. >>> tonight a new clue in the murder of an 85-year-ol

a few flashes of lightning near morgantown, west virginia. we have had a few sprinkles coming through. getting them in anne arundel county and now crossing the bay bridge, but elsewhere, some of the pavement is damp around the metro area from the showers that did come through. there's the view from the storm team 4 tower camera. sunrise not until 6:00 this morning. by 8:00 a.m., partly sunny and then by noon upper 80s. then reaching the low 90's. that's around 3:00 or 4:00 and likely passing thundershowers coming through in the afternoon and early evening. then a nice break on the way. relief is coming. a look at how long that will last. that's coming up in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. melissa, what going on now? >> a brand-new crash we just got off the police in loudoun county. they say the crash is out of the roadway. this is ashburn village. and national harbor road, by the harbor, we have some road work happening there. shouldn't be in the way too much for you this morning. brunswick, trains to be on time this morning.

frostburg morgantown, out 68, some showers to the beach areas now. i've updated the forecast to show just some cloud cover for tomorrow. 77 degrees. the temperature still on the cool side. and for the fourth, 80 at the beach. the water temperature 73. still could see a shower or thunderstorm at the beach. and right here inland, as you'll see in a moment. a little bit of filtered sunshine for early 64 to 71 degrees for your wake-up forecast. 74 to 79 where mainly cloudy tomorrow during the afternoon. some more spotty showers coming through our area. it's going to feel like another may kind of day for us. let me show you what happens by afternoon. the heavier rain is going to be more to the south and west, and then make its way up to the north around western maryland by early saturday morning. it's not looking too heavy. this is saturday at 10:00 a.m. scattered showers and some scattered showers and thunderstorms for your afternoon. so it's not looking like a washout. you're ready to bring it in. fine for a few minutes for the cookout, for the pool par

urbine in morgantown which is western chester county out into lancaster county.ok like a funnel cloud right there. we can't be certain of it but this is in the area of a thunderstorm and taken right around the time of a thunderstorm that was a cyclone on radar and that the national weather service says could potentially have been a tornado maker so they'll be investigating this. just one example of all the problems we had yesterday. seems like the storms want to come on tuesday doesn't it? now this morning the thunderstorms are departing the coast. still very active with lightning. 290 strikes just in this view that we're showing you here along long island but locally it's just one last little batch of lighter rain and then we'll be done for awhile. flash flood watches in effect for another hour until 6 o'clock in the central counties because of that additional rain coming through and piling up on top of the already saturated ground from last night. there could be some additional runoff and you might run into some flooded areas. never walk or drive through. that