washington township at 85 and pitman 87 and vore heese at 88 and pemberton 85 and pemberton and dew pointsre really high, mainly in the 80s. lehigh vale, for some, certainly keep in mind you want to download our free app and keep updated on social media because you'll see the thunderstorms first across the lehigh valley. nazareth is 86 degrees and bethlehem is currently at 87 for you, and for the p.a. suburbs, also seeing those thunderstorms. tomorrow plenty of 80s out there. st. david's is 85 degrees and new hope seeing mid-80s right now. so, again, the big story is what to expect for tomorrow. starting this at 7:00 p.m., notice we're really seeing a nice strong southerly influence here. this pauses tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. start to see the showers move into our viewing area. however, by tomorrow afternoon, lock at these lines of thunderstorms right here. these will be very strong, especially as they make it over the piedmont and across the coastal plain meaning across the philadelphia area, so it looks like we do have the threat of severe thunderstorms, especially by tomorrow aftern

just moving past pemberton.llow box is an area of severe storms, that means the ha threat of hail is now over. almost to cape may county, then you look into delaware, you see the same deal, and about to make it's way into milford as well. to show you where it may be timing on the next. here we go, drawing the line, taking it out there cape may. by 7:00 to 7 ooflt 30 past through capeay

just moving past pemberton. now that yellow box is an area of severe storms, that means the ha threat of hail is now over. almost to cape may county, then you look into delaware, you see the same deal, and about to make it's way into milford as well. to show you where it may be timing on the next. here we go, drawing the line, taking it out there cape may. by 7:00 to 7 ooflt 30 past through cape may county. and you see millville really just coming up close on some of the heavier rain. so coming up in a few minutes. we'll do more of this tracking, where the steadiest cells will be moving through, and we'll talk more about the cooler temperatures moving in tomorrow. >> krystal, thank you. ewe are following the cleanup from these storms. >> at 5:30, you showed up a big tree. we hear it behind you. >> reporter: it appears that crews are making quick work of this fallen tree. right behind me they moved a lot of it out into the street. you can hear that loud sound. that's them feeding some of the programs and limbs th

you also see the lingering showers from gloucester county to camden county and pemberton is getting action philly can see pockets of heavy rain hitting lancaster. when we go farther south, same deal. pockets of heavy rain, the same, and steady rain over the southern portions of delaware and cape may county. so we're just starting to see the rain move through and it will continue into the afternoon with scattered showers. possibly, some isolating, and do expect it in the afternoon hours and drive home in the evening like we're going to run into some rain. as for the temperature, we're at 72 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington, you're at 74 and cooler farther north, 68 pottstown and redding at 69. we're talking right around the 80s as we get into the afternoon. most of us will cap just near 80 and we'll be similar to what we saw yesterday which is average for this time of year, but once this warm front and its moisture moves through, the system sticks over us and provides us with more rain and cooler conditions. check it out. only 68 tuesday and 64 wednesday and we'll talk about when the tem

the flames engulfed an old barn in pemberton and torched two parked cars.ed damage to the side of the house before firefighters got it under control. they have not said what caused all that, but no injuries were reported. >>> the college-bound quints from montgomery county received an early graduation gift. the meadow wood senior home honored the siblings with an 1,100-dollar scholarship, they all work at the facility, they will graduate from souderton high school this month and attend montgomery county college. "action news" has been following this journey since they entered the world 19 years ago. they are all grown up now. >> they probably think they are bonus grandchildren. that's really nice. >>> walmart is looking at a dramatic new delivery system that relies on the workers' ride home. >> if you're dreaming of binge watching twf we have tips to -- tv, we have tips to speed up your wi-fi at home. ♪ say hello to the new frozen dunkin' coffee. real dunkin' coffee, blended frozen, creamy smooth. a whole new way to enjoy your favorite coffee. try a small f

pemberton by 5:07 southampton, new jersey, at 5:13. waterford at 5:18 and shamong by 5:21. once against severe thunderstorm warning in effect for burlington county and into camden county, new jersey, at this point moving across the river from philadelphia. these storms have a history of damaging winds. 60 to 70 miles an hour winds already reported in counties to the new york and west of philadelphia. trees and wires already down through montgomery county as a result of these severe storms. and heavy rain some torrential downpours creating ponding on our area highways so if anyone is on the road, give them call and let them know that these storms are moving through. additional storms possible this evening. then we'll talk about the threat of intensity heat coming our way later this week. but for now we're tracking the storms. i'll be back later in the broadcast. >> thank you very much, kathy. >>> back now to that story at the top of the show. man shot and killed behind iron hill brewery in maple shade, burlington county. police are telling us tonight they do not believe this

pemberton at 75. i think everybody's along the jersey shore. current temperatures, 76 degrees in mays landing. and conditions right now are mostly sunny. but i am tracking some showers that could get here by late tomorrow into monday. will it be a washout for the work week? details coming up in just a bit. back to you guys. >>> ♪ >> you might see people wearing orange to raise awareness about gun violence. this is a look at the wear orange walk at penn treaty park. this afternoon community members, law enforcement and lawmakers marched together. they say that ending gun violence has to be something we do together. >> if we work to enact common-sense gun legislation, but we also try to raise awareness in the community. we invite others to join us. >> a nationwide wear orange campaign was started by chicago teens in a shooting. in the woods to protect themselves and others. >>> a rally to keep the film industry in philadelphia. the greater philadelphia film office hosted the rally at the bottom of the art museum steps. big names in the film indus

right now with clouds, 64 in voorheis. 64 in pemberton and lumberton. temperatures will warm in spite of the cloud cover. we'll make it into the 80s this afternoon. as far as the showers are concerned, just to the west, light, scattered showers just starting to sneak into portions of extreme western berks counties. you see there's nothing more than a sprinkle so far this morning. heavy downpours likely to wait until this afternoon or more likely later this evening. we could see thunderstorm activity. it's not just today. this is today, this is this weekend. saturday and sunday. not looking at all-day rain for either day. the chance for showers and thunderstorms will be with us even into in next week. not a lot of rainfall. futurecast shows by noon, a hfe hundr hundredths of an inch. during the day, a scattered shower or thunderstorm. this evening, we could see heavier downpours starting to move into the lehigh valley. looking quiet until the evening hours in dover. if you're going to the firefly concert, the music festival during the day, likely to see

. >>> chopper three over a barn fire in pemberton burlington county. the fire, also engulfed three vehicles no animals were in the born no one was hurt. there is no word on the a cause. >>> penn state board of trustees will be holding a public meeting tomorrow to discuss greek life an campus in the wake of the fraternity death in february. timothy piazza died after falling down the steps following a night of drinking at beta theta pi fraternity house. eight frat members are facing charges in his death and fraternity was shut down permanently. tomorrow's meeting is expect to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >>> officers with the philadelphia parking authority are under going counter terrorism training. "eyewitness news" in center city today, philadelphia police department's counter terrorism operations unit is conducting training session was parking enforcement officers, the goal for them to be able to spot suspicious activity. >> walking the street every day, during numerous walking beats, those couple hundred people offer a an additional

chopper3 is live over a barn fire on new lisbon road in pemberton burlington county new jersey.s is a two alarmer that has spread from the barn to two vehicles. officials aren't sure what was inside the barn when the fire started. >>> coming up at 6:00 up close and personal. iwitness cameras head high above city hall to get a look at the statue of william penn. see is the process of cleaning the historic sculpture of pennsylvania's founder and the amazing detail you don't get to see often. don't miss it. that's tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> very interesting. >>> a few new additions but animals have a unique twist. check it out. that is a lion made of legos and he is not alone. there's also polar and other lego creations all part of an exhibit had that hopes to raise wearness about endangered species. >> very well done. >> could have fooled me. >> wow. >> looks pretty realistic. >> very well done. very nice. >> all right. >> well, that is "eyewitness news" at noon. katie thank you for this beautiful weather. >> absolutely a pleasure. [laughter] >> i'm rahel solomon of

route 70 eastbound and westbound near 4-mile circle, alternating lanes of construction right now pemberton township near mom's deli this will cause a slow down. it will get out in the next half an hour or so. more construction to talk about in wilmington, delaware, 495 southbound between 12th street and terminal avenue. this has been out here all week. here last week. two left lanes closed until 8:00 a.m. when we come back we will tell but that fatality we have had in the accident on route 55, jan and rahel, back over to you. >> thanks, pat. >>> damage is extent think of morning clean up continues for many people in our area, after severe storms, rolled through, strong wind, up rooted a tree crushing the car in wind rum avenue in philadelphia's logan section. luckily in one was inside but someone was inside this home, pat just mentioned this when a tree fell near rhawn and boulevard in the northe. >> my son was inside sleeping. >> it was his bedroom right there. >> it is bedroom right there. >> tree branches just missed, many lost power during the storm, and this morning we are told that 2

instead -- you are now walking around -- such as callow healthstream, named after his first wife -- pemberton street. once it's getting involved in quaker history, points of them on the map. >> exhibits we have right now, start over here. that's what this quilt. the quote was created by a group of women -- it is called the houses industry. philadelphiaive in after they took up quaker arms -- after the ella favor epidemic. they noticed that there were a lot of women left widowed who had children to take care of -- it needed to find a way to help those women by providing clothing and services. to give women the opportunity to work for wages. this industry was active in just the will that we have is an emblem of quaker activism, even though it's just a quilt. square is- individual signed by a woman who was working with the house of industry. they were giving us signature quilt -- two that had matron. that was when she was retiring. >> in his next case, we are highlighting the work of a click -- quaker artist. his name is edward hit. withe might be familiar the peaceable -- kingdom artwork. one o

but they are looking into the possibility of a tornado nearby in pemberton township. an "action news" viewer snapped this photo of an apparent funnel cloud not too far from fort dix. >>> well, if you woke up late you may have never had known that severe weather had struck as we look live now on sky 6hd tonight, as a picture perfect summer day with sunny skies, and falling humidity. but, here's how it looks from sky six this morning, dark, ominous cloud looming over the philadelphia sky line at 6:15, and then torrential downpours sweeping across the city, until our camera, is completely obscured by rain. >>> meteorologist melissa magee standing by now, with word -- >> my ear piece is not work. >> but first we will go to "action news" bob brooks if you can hear news collinswood new jersey who has the war of the storm, bob. >> reporter: well, sharrie lets start with the most important piece of information , that is no reports of any injuries, and again we are so rubbing i for that. there is damage all over the town, case in point, just behind me here. you can see this ma

one area of light rain at pemberton and taxnacle, woodland, passing into central new jersey until it moves offshore. this continues to move east. this morning, light spot rain that we are expecting. let's look at the hour-by-hour futurecast. i will make adjustments verbally as we go through this. this model you go from now through 11:30, no rain what is over. i would not not surprised by a spotlight -- i would not be surprised by a spot light shower moving west to east. this is light. a little windshield wiper, and you'll be good. and rain dropping through at 11:30. 3:30 in the afternoon, this brings a potential for thunderstorms mostly north and south. so not as good of a potential in the centralmost part of the area. we see the possibility around 3:30 in the afternoon through 7:00 p.m. now we see the possibility at philadelphia, trenton, and areas to the south, as well. from 7:00 through the overnight, still some lingering rain in the area. even into tuesday morning. spot showers still possible. so a rainy, dreary day with the cloudy conditions that will last throughout our forecas

walking around other streets named after quakers, like callow hill street, named after his first wife, pemberton street, and once you start getting involved in quaker history, you can point them out on the map. these exhibits start over here with this quilt. this quilt was created by a group of women -- it is called the houses industry. they were active in philadelphia after they sort of took up arms, quaker arms, after the yellow fever epidemic. they noticed there were a lot of women who were left widowed or had children to take care of and they needed to find a way to help those women by providing clothing and services, but also to give women the opportunity to work for wages. so the houses industry was active in that, and the quilt we have is an and will quaker activism, in a sense, even here is ant -- have emblem of quaker activism, in a sense, even though it is just a quilt. each individual square is signed by a woman who was working with the house of industries -- houses industry. arehe next case, we highlighting the work of a quaker artist, and his name is edward hicks. some people might

feet away, pemberton township police chief says a man was driving by in this pick-up truck when within seconds a storm brought wires down on his vehicle. he was trapped for hours. >> pinned down in the car. he smartly stayed inside the car not knowing whether the wires were live or not. and we had to wait for the utility companies to get out sure to make shear we could make a safe extraction for him. >> he's okay, the 30 minute of brutal winds, driving rain, brought trees, wires, transform earnings, at least nine telephone polls down all around town. much of the damage centered on this one and a half mile span. >> police have blocked off this entire stretch of road here. uncle see just how strong those winds were. it pushed that telephone pole right through the fence bringing down its wires, along with the transformer, this whole stretch of road has several telephone polls down. these wires were arcing throughout good part of the morning. >> helping with his church's food pantry, he said the power went off just as their doors opened. but schmidt said the storm won't stop him from helpi

it is just on top or about to be on top of pemberton. it will be getting the heavier rain in just a couple minutes. lacey at 5:43. if we extend this to the shore, atlantic city at 6:15. it's interesting that these storms were moving west to east and start making a right turn. that's what took it down to philadelphia and will take it to atlantic city. this is a different kind of storm. this is a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico coming to make landfall. tremendous amounts of rain over the south. and then some of that moisture moving this way. here's the computer models showing the track of what will be the remnants of it. we're not going to get hit by a tropical storm itself by the 40 mile an hour winds, but it's going to carry the moisture with it. by friday with the center of the remnant low, we can still be getting rain a at that time. because the winds in the upper atmosphere are incredibly strong. it's going to push it right on top of us. it's a matter of the timing. that's another thing that's going to move through very quickly.

. >>> there's no word if this was a tornado in pemberton township, burlington county. an "action news" viewer snapped this picture from fort dix. from jersey to delaware, the storm packed a big punch. chris sowers has more, with today's clean we won't see that kind of weather. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, the weather pattern is changed. it's nice and refreshing out there. let's get you on sky6 live hd, we have clouds upstairs, but as you step outside it is nice and refreshing. we have the drier air from canada working in here. its lowered the dewpoints down and it will give us sunshine later this afternoon. 58 in pottstown, 58 in quakertown, that's good stuff. it is the ends of june. 60 in bethlehem. 66 in malvern. media, 64. center city showing 72. glassboro, 63. hammonton, 64. woodbine, 65 and ewing 62 degrees. here's satellite and radar high pressure moving on in from the northwest again that clears everything out, so we're expecting full sunshine later this afternoon, but a few clouds mixed in from time to time, there's the slightest chance of a spotty shower

storm cleanup will keep roads in pemberton township today. crews will be repairing utility poles. stretches of trenton road took a bit of a hit. detours will be in place until at least the early afternoon. heavy rain yesterday left swelling creeks all around the region. you can see this creek practically flooded it banks, and take a look at this rushing water. this is near adams avenue in the city's crescentville neighborhood. the walter level has since reced receded. the storms knocked down this tree along kelly drive in fairmount park. you can see the blocking one lane of traffic. drivers managed to get around it. yesterday's weather also forced organizers of this weekend's philadelphia escape triathlon to change their plans. this is a live look at the schuylkill river where the swimming portion of the competition has been canceled. pamela osborne is live along kelly drive to tell us more about what led up to the changes and what we can expect to see today. pam. >> reporter: well, rosemary, this isn't the first time they have had to cancel the swim portion. they had to do the sa

. >> storm cleanup will keep several roads in pemberton township closed today. crews will be repairing poles in burlington county that took a hit. detours will be in place until at least early this afternoon. the storms still having an impact this morning. the schuylkill river is moving quickly. has a lot of debris in it because of the storms. that means part of an annual triathlon in philadelphia had to be canceled and some changes had to be made, but organizers and participants are adjusting. pamela osborne is live for us. >> reporter: rosemary, they started off running instead. the first athlete finished one in 4:45. this race is really moving. and that was very start of the race there. it began with the men's pro, followed by the women's pro. the age groups are kicking off. we have been talking about the change to the forpat. this is a try tri. athletes are still getting in the distance, just not in the water. the most exciting part is the return of the olympians. more than 2500 athletes are participating. including olympen athlete ben kanute. he said he's r

. >> it was not their only rescue, feet away pemberton ship police chief says a man was driving by this this -- in this pick up and wires came down. he was trapped for hours. >> pinned down, smartly stayed inside the car, not knowing where the wires were live or not. and we had to wait for the utility companies to get out here to make shear we could make safe ex tran sean for his. >> says the driver is okay, roughly 30 minutes of brutal winds and driving rain brought trees, wires, transformers, nine telephone polls down all around town, much of the damage centered on this one and a half mile span. police have blocked off this entire stretch of road here, you can see, just how strong those winds were. it pushed that telephone pole right through the fence, bringing down its wires, along with the transformer. this whole stretch of road had several telephone polls down, these wires were arcing, throughout good part of the morning. well, helping with his church's food pantry, he said the power went off just as their doors opened. but schmidt said the storm won't stop him from helping others.

but we do have some decent rain, up toward edison, new jersey and south brunswick and down toward pemberton and new hanover but everything is out of here and we will continue to move out. we will see some sunshine today and then we will look at three or 4:00 in the afternoon really isolated showers, again , it shouldn't ruin your day at all but if you see a pop up later on don't be surprised, that is your tuesday as we said 63 here. in the 60's every where else. average high is 86 degrees. we should have another day like yesterday, below average, yesterday was 82. today we expect 80. back to 82 on wednesday. then we will sore above average with 88 degrees on thursday, really humid on friday, and then saturday's high 92, the heat index could be around 100 on saturday, and then saturday, into sunday is our greatest chance of thunderstorms over the holiday weekend but even if they happen, still stays pretty hot and humid through the early part of the next week, and you know what tuesday is, bob kill i. >> the fourth of july. >> fourth of july, you got it. and, go ahead. >> i forgot to mention

the burlington county, that includes mount laurel i, leading edge is approaching you right now, pemberton, trenton business to deal with this line. very heavy rainfall embedded gusty wind, seeing rain on the eastern edge of the philadelphia stretching in haddon, palmyra seeing some rain. heavy rain about to pick up in bensalem. all this moving east/northe at 50 miles an hour. pretty fast paced and yet head up in delaware check out all this lightening nearly continuing, downpour activity, and that likelihood of strong gusty wind in excess of 60 miles per hour for parts of the delaware severe thunderstorm warnings in effect until 5:45. so, for this evening, thunderstorms, strong to severe dealing with rain cooled air when that rain moves through, temperatures dropping back off in the low to mid 70's. overnight tonight severe weather threat will come to an end by late evening hours but we will deal with lingering showers and few rumbles of thunder and temperatures falling back to 7o we have storm reports across berks county wind damage in the form of power lines down, trees down, same case i

. >>> chopper three over a barn fire, in pemberton burlington county. fire fighters responded to the scene at 23 new list one road. fire engulfed three nearby vehicles no animals were in the barn, no one was hurt and cause has yet to be determined >>> after a mostly dreary month of may june is off tie beautiful start. how long will sunshine last? lauren casey knows live on the cbs-3 sky deck with a look at the first days of june, lauren >> reporter: thanks, jessica. hopefully mother nature, this is forshadowing for the month ahead because it is gorgeous. we have sunshine, warm temperatures, a nice breeze and also, it is a start of the meteorological summer and what a beautiful day for that meteorological summer begins june 1 and it runs through august 31st, as we look ahead toward astronomical summer beginning later this month on june 21st. yes, conditions right now, are summer-like 80 degrees right now in the city. eighty-two with that land breeze in atlantic city and 67 feeling good in the poconos, storm scan three an awesome shot because there is not

. >>> "action news" viewer sent in this picture of a possible tornado in pemberton township, burlingtonounty, that picture was taken not fair from fort dix, so far no word if a tornado appeared there. >>> in other news, investigators are trying to figure out who killed a woman in a very brutal attack in north philadelphia. it's a story we first brought you yesterday morning, that woman's body was found on the grounds of dobbins high school. she suffered stab wounds all over her body. jeff chirico with the latest on the investigation to find out who did this and why. >> you don't expect to find somebody blugeoned in the park. >> reporter: families returned to the park outside dobbins high school saturday hours earlier, the body of a 34-year-old woman was discovered here, what may be her bloody makeup can it left behind. >> this was a brutal savage attack. somebody really wanted to make sure that she both suffered and that she was killed. >> reporter: in predawn rain police and k-9 scoured the grounds for evidence near 21st and lehigh avenue, a passer by found the woman partially clothed

as you move around 195 looking at heavy rainfall down into sections of burlington county now and pemberton, tabernacle, shamong look agent heavy rainfall rates anywhere from 1 to 2" per hour. so, radar is really just lit up here on this saturday morning. so, it looks like right now the active tornado warnings that we've been keeping tabs on have expired. so what i'll do is kind of send things back over to you lauren right now, so you can maybe update us on what is happening on social media what are you seeing and what are people talking about. >> all right. so keeping in touch with patca on twitter they released the update they're currently experiencing power failure. there was a guy dan daughterry that sent in a message asking patco are any trains running he was stranded ferry avenue station camden, new jersey i asked was he stranded he answered us saying all the power was out at the station they just left and they let him know it will be down more than an hour. it gives perspective to people who rely on public transportation especially patco that connects jersey to center city philadelph

marshall shale town in new jersey, very heavy rain there, and then newspaper burlington county around pemberton. laurel piles grover, looks like heavy downpour headed toward you, if that's where you are this morning, little lighter rain around, tyler town, also, in new jersey, so, that rain will cool us off little bit. then the sunshine will take you back up with temperatures but not to the mid 90s where we were yesterday. the average high is 83. we did reach a record, new record, yesterday in philadelphia with 96 degrees, and three days in a row, we had our heatwave. but that's it. eighty-two today. eighty tomorrow. beautiful day, on thursday, by friday, though, the rain returns, and then we warm up by fathers day back into the upper 80s with a chance of a shower. mike and alex. >> all right, situation is getting worse down in d.c. actually across the river. in alexandria virginia, whip, steve scalise, there he is on the right side shot in the upper leg, or right in the hip. at least one other of the aids was hit in the chess by a gunman with a rival, who opened fire at baseball practice to al

look at pemberton, lightning and some heavy downpours there.ondton, showers and thunderstorms. then the showers and thunderstorms have been stronger in delaware. those are just acrossing into salem county -- crossing into salem county, pennsville getting pounded with heavy rainfall. the rain will not be affecting everyone. it's not going to be around all day. the rain has been coming down at the rated of almost three -- the rate of almost three inches an hour. the temperatures have been falling. cold air that's coming in is producing showers and thunderstorms this morning. it's not cold outside but cooler than what we saw yesterday afternoon. and this afternoon, no 90s. 80s today. >> thank you. >>> looks like a lot of volume on the blue route. let's get details from jessica boyington. what are you seeing? >>> we're watching the blue route around the baltimore pike. on the northbound side, we're dealing with an accident scene and jammed pretty much moving by the scene and even past it, as well. the southbound side moving little bit better for no