wanted to go back to the saulsbury tornado.right, it has been a little bit after busy tornado season for us here. so far, these are the tornados of note. now, to be sure, most of them have been on the weaker side, april 6 we had ream intense outbreak with 7ef0's reported two in d.c., five in virginia, on may 5th, we had dall gwen, then here is the stevens ville one just talking about, that's the strongest tornado we've had in maryland since 2004. and now yesterday, at 1:40, we had to touchdown in saulsbury, rated ef1 most intense close to the university. >> chasing the clouds away, and the clearing is definitely now fully underway. >> off the coast of north carolina, temperatures behind it, very nice, 79 degrees the high, we've had so far today i believe. we will check the climate data, for the last three hours, it's been 79 degrees here. seventy-eight in gaithersburg, frederick 81, martinsburg, 81, and winchester, 77, and as we talked about, the humidity not terrible. when you get dew point, near 60, it is not terrible. it is

coming up on cbs this morning, chip read lives from saulsbury on the damage left from yesterday's stormsht here on cbs-3 following "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> time now 5:14. katie at the top of the show, we promise the, more comfortable weather. >> yes. so deliver, right. >> we're ready for you. >> i can definitely do that for you. dow want to go back and talk very briefly about just couple of specific areas, that have been hit really hard, as of late, not even just from yesterday's system, but also, just in general, as of late. allentown, and millville, so kind of on opposite sides of the delaware valley, let's take a look at some of the statistic, millville pick up shy of 8.37. second wettest july ever since records began, and even so far in the first week of august pick up an additional 3.78 inches. so, they're water logs. they don't need rain at this point. in meantime, allentown, my old stomping grounds, 8.21 inches of july rainfall for that area making the fifth wettest july ever since records began. and again, so far for the week of august, first week anyway, just over thr

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the same weather system that drenched our region, like year, you see, did it spawn a tornado in saulsbury, maryland. shows strong winds lifting cars off the grounds outside hoppers tap house. winds even sent one car barrel rolling toward the street. cars in a local shopping center were left stacked on top of each other. the storm also damaged buildings, downed trees and wires, resident in the path of the storm describe the terrifying experience. >> the winds picked up. we felt the glass shattering on the building. the awnings were like almost ready to lift. >> look up, and trees are like almost touching the ground. >> it sounded like bulls running across the roof. >> bulls are across the roof? national weather service will be back out to the scene today to confirm it a tornado actually touched down there. >> and that same storm system that tore through saulsbury, left part of our region under water. take a look at this video from cape may. shore towns, especially prone to flooding, in weather like this, had seen a lot of rain yesterday, and of course a reminder you come upon something lik

set lemon, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well, a flood warning in effect for much of saulsbury, maryland this morning, after powerful storms caused massive flooding there. we're told at least four to 8 inches every rain fell between friday night, early saturday morning, at least two roads caved in from the high waters leaving some people with no way out. emergency crews rush to help that community. authorities are warning people to stay safe, and to stay off the roads, there so far, fortunately, no injuries have been reported. incredible video out from the eastern shore of maryland. >> yes. >> we're not dealing with that >> no, we had some showers down the shore early yesterday , then the thunderstorm, as well, but not anything like that. we did have that severe thunderstorm watch yesterday, in the evening, the good news for us, though, we never saw any severe thunderstorms, today after the cold front came through, great on this sunday morning, the sun shining, our temperatures comfortable, our humidity is down to start the day as well. and overall, it really is just going to be

investigating whether the system that brought us flood and raiding yesterday also pro produced a tornado in saulsbury, maryland. shows strong winds lifting cars off the ground and even sent one car rolling down the street like tumble weeds. cars in a local shopping center left stacked on top of each other despite all of this damage you're seeing on your screen, no injuries have been reported. >> after yesterday's storms, we are in for a little dry spell. >> but katie apparently it won't last for long? >> no. look like we will eventually end up with some more wet weather. i'll let you know when the next chance for showers does make a return appearance in that forecast, and that's coming up in the full forecast a little later on. >> and it keeps growing, and growing, and now more families are pulling their homes after the latest on that sinkhole that keeps swallowing houses in florida. [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actuall

confirm today if the same weather system that brought us rain, and flooding, caused a tornado in saulsburyryland. surveillance video shows the storm flipped a car outside of a bar. the storm also damaged buildings, topped utility -- toppled utility polls. they also think it is the work after twister. >> i heard what sounded like a freight train above the store, sounded like bulls running across the roof. >> his car got pick up. it was the one in the middle ment like it flew over and landed in the road. >> despite, look at that, despite all of that damage, no one was hurt. incredible. >> and the time is now 4:44 here. >> and katie is here with another check of the forecast, katie seemed for me, all day was a downpour. >> pretty much. we had a little lull, late morning, which was perfect, because aid window to go get my coffee in the morning. >> oh, yes. >> thankfully, whew, i mean, those are the important things , right? take a look, this is very, very short list. but this gives awe sense of just how impressive some of those rainfall totals were in ocean city, there was a lot of flooding ov

headed toward saulsbury. that is the only rain we can fine on radar this morning.ng really expected in the philadelphia area, you have a chance at that stray shower to the south of us, could sneak up north, but the greater chance is tomorrow. as we look at one round every rain coming through in the morning, and another one in the afternoon. and that one could have some strong thunderstorms, with it, so, put all of it together. we've got high of 88 today. mid to upper 80s tomorrow. even with the scattered storms. clouds, maybe a shower in the morning, on saturday, but sunshine and almost 90 degrees then, upper 80s on sunday, monday, tuesday, and maybe even wednesday, of next week. but it is still holding out, alex, for a decent day for the eclipse on monday. >> okay, so we're glad for. that will glad tonight it will be okay for the eagles. don't want to rain for. that because the birds are back at the linc tonight. and they're facing offer against the buffalo bills. so, jen, getting the tailgating started. and i wand to know what the mood will be tonight? >> yes, a

so, we see those showers, and thunderstorms through saulsbury, all the way down into the maryland beachesjersey, into delaware, back through southeastern pennsylvania, is some fog, some patchy fog, so we have reduced visibility down to 5 miles in millville, same thing lancaster, reading, about 4 miles, we will be dealing with that through the next few hours, then as the temperatures start to warm, fog won't be too much more of an issue around noontime. we still have those isolated shower chances, we could see few storms, building into the afternoon. as highs reach about 82, then storms are expected to move out as we head into the later party of today. more like the overnight by sunday morning, a lot more sunshine. but this key for today, not everybody's going see that wet weather, just keep eye to the sky like lauren was saying, more on your full forecast coming up in just a bit, lauren? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> she's back. janet jackson getting back into the game after the birth of her son. in january the 51 year old posted photo from the dance studio, teasing not only for h