national weather service in mount holly has issued a flash flood watch for portions of northern delaware new jersey and pennsylvania including the following areas in northern delaware newcastle in new jersey camden gloucester hundred in missouri middlesex morris northwestern burlington salem somerset sussex and warren in pennsylvania bronx common delaware eastern chester eastern montgomery lehigh valley bucks monroe north hampton philadelphia upper box western chester and western montgomery through late tonight variable rainfall overnight between one half and two point five inches in a large portion of the rush area along with flooding in southeastern pennsylvania and far north west new jersey this morning has set the stage for the potential for new flooding very fast response is expected to the upcoming heavy showers and scattered thunderstorms flash flood threat in eastern pennsylvania and far northern delaware is mostly deception in an evening while in new jersey the primary risk for flash flooding is between three pm and midnight residual runoff may force any flooding to linger well past midnig

in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northern camden county in southern new jersey southern philadelphia county and southeast pennsylvania southern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania northwestern gloucester county and southern new jersey northern new castle county in northern delaware south central chester county and southeast pennsylvania central burlington county in southern new jersey until two forty five am at one forty am national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm the storm was near ashland moving east at forty five mph the storm is capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour the severe thunderstorm will be near and in and tell him around one fifty am chelsea and lima around one fifty five am chester another providence township around two am philadelphia international later p.t. and gets down to around two o five am our borough in west africa around two ten am west filling national park around two fifteen am this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local

far northern delaware is mostly deception in any building while in new jersey the primary risk for flash flooding is between three pm and midnight residual runoff may force any flooding to linger well past midnight new storm total rainfall this afternoon and evening may reach two point five inches in many areas it will take only an inch of rain forty five minutes to an hour to produce running a flash flood watch means that conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding flash flooding is a very dangerous situation you should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action should flash flood warnings be issued. fails to settle at least part of it this coming monday soft negotiations collapse insistence that any deal had to be fully only. an extremist militants in iraq advance to within fifty kilometers of the baghdad of the capital baghdad after securing much of the north of the country which they hope to turn into an islamic state. in mass executions. pretty good evening my name is kevin and his teachers past eight pm now you're moscow and breaking news just mentioned to ukrain

are still without and pushing south of philadelphia, through central and northern parts of delaware and central parts of new jerseyill knocking on the doorstep of atlantic city and brigantine where meteorologist melissa magee is waiting to give us the shore forecast as we look at double scan live, the wall of green and showers and dampening all roadways, matt pellman is mentioning it's roadways and speed limits are down to the teens, we are not tracking any severe weather and it's as far south as smyrna, but to the north of the rain, the cooler temperatures are moving in from the poconos to philadelphia, while just south of that front, pushing south of wilmington, it's still in the upper 70s and still humid and we'll bring the humidity out of atmosphere this evening. as the clouds begin to break up around i-80, that will drop to the south this evening, north of philadelphia, you may be lucky enough to see bright being to the sky, before the sunsets, by 9:00 can you see the cloud line, pushing all the way to millville as we set up for a quiet and dry night. less humid with a north wind, 84 degrees with a front stal

new jersey, parts of delaware. we go first to storm scan3, you can see, the heaviest of the activity has long since start today retreat out to northern new jersey, and into long island, new york city, for example. but we do still have our fair share of those pockets of the heavier rain. likely be back edge to this, and then re-ignition of some showers, perhaps thunderstorm later in the day watch we're looking at right now not temperature but dew point. the lower the drew point, dryer the air. when you get to about six an on the dew point, it starts to feel muggy. snow is definitely a more humid air mass we're starting to roll in through here, guys. eighty-three the expected high. should get some sunshine, but still be dodging some showers, storms, especially into the afternoon, later on, then again, tomorrow, and probably wednesday, as well. over to you. >> 5:24, hope you enjoyed the nice sunny weekends, roads wed this morning, we go outside, take live look at route 309. near the pennsylvania turnpike, headlights are on, wipers are on, maybe intermittently depending where you begin and end your trip today, but just tack for in extra

morning, it's a little cool in spots, we have clouds and showers across south jersey and northern portion, of delaware, newtle county, bear reporting a little bit of light rain, scattered patchy drizzle for places like glass glassboro and millville. we'll continue to see this over the next couple of hours. in a line from reading to philadelphia and atlantic city from that point north you'll see sunshine. it's from that line south you'll see clouds and brief passing shower. 77 for philadelphia today. look at tomorrow, 83. combination of sun and clouds, low humidity levels it will feel good. >> jack hanna's with the wild countdown is next. we'll be back tomorrow morning. marines call the shots at a boot camp as they prepare to re-enter civilian life. >>> a daunting visit to the gates of hell we'll take you to the rodin museum and look at the bronze portal. for chris sowers, i'm eva pilgrim eve, have a great saturday, happy summer to all of you, enjoy what sunshine is out there today. >> reporter: got to go north! [cell phone chime] yeah! [giggling excitedly] [splashing water] c'mon! (announcer) ready for a l

we're concerned with the northern and western suburbs into the i-95 new castle county, delaware abbey counties in south jersey that come up to the delaware river because of spotty, drenching downpour producing showers. it will go into the evening especially west of the area. we have cloud cover and fog and sprinkle here and there. it's this area down to the south we'll be watching in the afternoon. 63 degrees in philadelphia. comfortable as you step outside currently. 65 in wilmington, 61 in allentown, 66 in sea isle city. heading out the door yeah there could patchy fog in some areas that could put fog on your windshield. 65 by 6, 67 by 88:00 a.m. 79 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we'll be looking for drenching thunderstorms to pop up. i'll have a view on where they might go on future tracker 6 okay, karen. >> reporter: you can see the fog here, it's not horrible, but visibility is reduced we're looking live a309 in wyncote montgomery county. with the mist anne low clouds visibility could be low in spots. switching over to i-95, you can see the northbound traffic heading toward the construction zone from girard to all

we're concerned with the northern and western suburbs into the i-95 new castle county, delaware abbey counties in south jersey that come up to the delaware river because of spotty, drenching downpour producing showers. it will go into the evening especially west of the area. we have cloud cover and fog and sprinkle here and there. it's this area down to the south we'll be watching in the afternoon. 63 degrees in philadelphia. comfortable as you step outside currently. 65 in wilmington, 61 in allentown, 66 in sea isle city. heading out the door yeah there could patchy fog in some

lancaster, chester, lower becks, philadelphia, camden gloucester northern and burlington counties in new jersey and also new castle county in delaware. what does this mean in the flash flood watch? it means we have scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. they are not every where but any spot with a storm could inch per hour causing ponding on the roads. remember how quickly that the water can rise when these storms form. watch what happens after 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. here are storms coming and watch them drift from south to north. look at new castle county delaware. the these storms drifting up in the afternoon. they have may get hit two or three times. depending on where storms form we could be looking at flooding problems today. temperatures right now only in the lower to mid 60's. we will keep you posted on when and where storms will form and seven day with better news coming up. for now, lets check with bob, good morning. >>> it looks like a tricky day and a rerun from yesterday. thick fog, wet roads, rain along the way. route one in bucks county by path turnpike. in problems or delays. you have to see the fog laying over

delaware county and extending in northern gloucester county. i want to show you this, i wish i could do it in slow motion but we have one over pennsylvania, one in new jerseyming together. watch these last couple of frames, do you see that. i will show you one more time, right there, bingo, heading toward south jersey. if you you are in the path of these particular storms we're talking about torrential downpours, where you see red it is rain rates between one and 2 inches an hour, moving very quickly. in cherry hill, meadow brook, also into delran, rather, moorestown, medford, mount laurel, home of the national weather service in mount holly, thinks all heading your way and it is moving toward the north northeast, also some heavy rain as you head towards south through somerdale, east oak avenue, also 41, route 30 south, precipitation rate right there between one and 2 inches an hour. we are talking about a flash flood warning over a wide area now between south philadelphia and delaware county extending down through salem county although, no heavy rain there right now, all of gloucester county and camden county. this flash flood warning means flooding is ha