it is east of route 100 right now near pottstown, frederick, souderton, lansdale. you're dealing with the heavy rain but again, the area that we are tracking for this possible tornado is most of southern and central parts of montgomery county, not including lansdale. it does include king of prussia at this point, also it does include east norriton. now, if we bring in storm tracker6 live 3-d, i believe i have it in here in one of the sources, here it is, storm tracker6 live 3-d in this technically viewing area of where the storms are passing through, we're not seeing any cylinders on 3-d, either, at this point but you can see heavy rain from allentown, doylestown, all the way back towards lancaster, this is the cold front that is bumping into air temperatures we have seen about 14 degrees above normal today and that humidity has spiked up the to fuel the storms as well so you can see that little bowing out of the line that's creating some of the winds that we've seen gusts between 40 to 65 miles an hour. but again, good thing we're not seeing any particular cylinde

sunny skies, low 60s for souderton, new hope in the low 60s and sunny skies for millville and milford up to 63. rehoboth a high of 62. sunny skies for philadelphia, berlin, wilmington. sunshine, low 60s this afternoon. it's really not a lot warmer than it is right now. and chilly this weekend. saturday morn, that's when temperatures will fall into the 30s, up to 63 in the afternoon. and there is a chance we'll see showers come through sunday morning. by sunday afternoon we'll get breaks of sunshine at 66 degrees. let's go through the full seven-day forecast when i'm back in 10 minutes. >> a border raid reveals a secret tunnel in california. we'll tell you who has been arrested and the unusual way the suspects hid the entrance. plus, a pacific hurricane strengthens into an extremely dangerous storm. it could be poised to take aim at a top tourist destination in mexico. >> a look at your traffic right now. route 1 to the roosevelt boulevard around 17th street no problems northbound or southbound headed to the schuylkill expressway. when i come back another check on your morning traffic.

you can see it lifting through noyrs town and crossing blue route 422 and heading to limerick and souderton and lansdale getting this as well and wider view on live double scan showing there's one more really heavy band that is begi beginning to develop across the atlantic. that will move through in the overnight hours. that should be the last of heavy, steady rain and in the meantime i want to show what you is happening of carolinas and you see all the rain parts of south carolina already more than 6" of rain and they could end up getting more than a foot of rain. historic flooding expected in south caroline a here we're not talking about inland flooding and coastal flooding and unfortunately widespread beach erosion. this is why we have wave heights off the jersey shore 12 to 15 feet even more than 15 in some areas and that causes problems. likely not get hit by hurricane this weekend and we are getting tropical storm force winds. for more details let's head to adam joseph. >> yes, cecily wind gusts today impressive and they will duplicate themselves around here tomorrow. sea sea isle hei

fleetwood, morgantown and pennsburg, a chance of scattered light showers and low 70s for new hope, souderton. we'll break through the clouds enough to warm the shore. warmer than yesterday, 74 in avalon. rehoboth beach and 74 in millville. scattered showers are possible but certainly not all-day rainfall. and enough sunshine breaking through to warm thorndale, philadelphia, woodstown in the low 70s. the weekend, yes, it will be turning cooler. but no sign of snow. sunshine for sunday. cold start in the morning, 55 degrees. you'll start to feel the chill thanks to a breeze on saturday with a high of 60. and that will not be the end of the cold. the seven-day forecast when i come back. >> you should not be allowed to say that word. >> way too early for that "s" word. nine minutes after 5:00. a check of the morning drive. >> is an accident we're getting word of. where is it? >> we're out in montgomery county in abington so watch out for lane restrictions at meeting house road and devon road. you should be able to get by. not a lot of traffic in the area. 295 in new jersey, right around the blac

a chance of scattered showers for camelback, bethlehem, up to 70 degrees for pennsburg. 70s for souderton and new hope. scattered daytime showers today by this evening they will move out. and at the shore mainly dry and warmer than yesterday. rehobeth up to 73, 74 in avalon. symrna 74 degrees. scattered showers later this morning and early this afternoon for thorndale, malvern and philadelphia in the low 70s. low 70s for woodstown and breaks of sunshine and a chance of scattered showers. a look at the cold weather for the weekend and beyond with the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> cold weather for the weekend? did you hear about this? >> i did. have to look for all of the cold weather deal. >> flights to florida, too. it's 9 minutes after 6. maybe you're headed to work or somewhere else. looks like the schuylkill expressway is starting to back up a little out there. >> jessica boyington has you covered. >> we're starting to see some pockets of volume start to shill up on the expressway. drive times okay but this is around belmont avenue on the eastbound side. you can s

very low 50s for souderton and new hope, abington, warming up to 52, sunshine for morristown, sunshineat the shore, vendor and avalon, 50. look at cape may, 49 degrees and very low 50s for delaware. nothing but sunshine for philadelphia, but look at those low 50s from newark to wilmington, into philadelphia, plenty of sunshine will have an impact today but it's just going to stay chilly through the day today. tomorrow, a different story, a chilly morning, 30s and low 40s, look at tomorrow morning, right on target for normal this time of year. plenty of sunshine for tuesday and the warming trend continues wednesday and thursday. what a turn around, temperatures in the 20s 2070s for wednesday and thursday. then, here comes more cold air, friday, a chilly one, 60, look at saturday morning, 37 degrees, we could see some areas drop back into the upper 20s on saturday morning a little bit warmer on saturday with a chance of a light shower. >> if you're cold today, just keep thinking 70s, 70s are coming. >>>makers count the anti-cancer effect but can certain male supplements improve the progn

which means high school football and our 6abc high school huddle game of the week is bensalem at souderton rainy, bundle up. keep the rain gear, gusty winds, 49 degrees throughout the evening game, so quite a nasty night if you're heading to one of your local high school football games. 50 right now in allentown, the same for reading and wilmington, 49 in lancaster. a few days ago we had temperatures in the low 80's. it was august-like and now we're talking of temperatures a little more like the end of november. it's that northeasterly wind that kind of carves right through your body and sends shivers down your spine. it's 31 miles an hour right now in philadelphia, a gust of 32 in wilmington and along the shore, wind gusts near 36 in wildwood, 29 at the atlantic city airport and trenton 24 miles an hour. we look at satellite and radar. we have all this moisture lifting up from the south and it's all because of a boundary that is draped off the coast. there's no central low pressure near our region really. it's just a frontal boundary combined with winds wrapping around a high to the forec

the high school huddle game of the week bensalem versus souderton, the temperature 49 degrees at 7 o'clocko 49 degrees and you definitely do want the rain gear and the sweaters tonight. temperatures show you it is a cold rain. 51 degrees in philadelphia, millville 52, allentown 50, wilmington 50 and cape may 55 degrees and it feels even colder thanks to these winds. winds gusting out of the northeast currently 38 miles per hour at the atlantic city airport. philadelphia and wilmington pretty close to that, 36 and then the winds still pretty strong but they do drop off as you head north and west. allentown currently 22 miles per hour wind gusts. satellite6 along with action radar showing what's going on. we've been talking about this all week. it's not a coastal storm, it's not a nor'easter it's a stalled frontal boundary with high pressure up to the north. this is what's pulling in all that moisture from the atlantic and we're stuck in this weather pattern right through the night. so, future tracker showing if you're heading out you definitely want your rain gear. at 11 o'clock a band of s