the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a tornado warning for southeastern mercer county in central new jersey northern monmouth county in central new jersey southeastern middlesex county in northern new jersey in till seven fifteen am at six thirty nine m. severe thunderstorms capable of producing both tornadoes and extensive straight line wind damage were located along a line extending from new york down to windsor moving east at thirty five miles per hour hazard tornado source radar indicated rotation impact from mine debris will be dangerous to there was calm without shelter mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed damage to roofs windows and vehicles will occur tree damage is likely locations and pack that include long branch middletown marvel now of him in falls red bank town highlands crane mary roosevelt windsor freehold roberts clear brook park your town rivers think lindros and morgan precautionary and preparedness actions take over now move to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building void windows if you are outdoors in a mobile h

the severe storm watch has been posted by the national weather service across the southeastern pennsylvania and mercer county and trenton included in here. i wouldn't be surprised if this gets extended east and south into delaware and south jersey, as well as we go into the day and evening. the storm prediction center, this is the national outlook from the folks in norman, oklahoma. they have the entire central portion of the region and all the way back through the lehigh valley and the poconos in an enhanced area which means numerous strong thunderstorms possible. any storms that form could produce strong damaging winds gusts and hail. there's an outside chance of an isolated tornado. the bigger chance is straight lined winds. small chance of a tornado. i've got this pushed off to the north and west, out by harrisburg and pottstown you see storms pushing toward the northeast and getting closures toward poconos. allentown not yet, but later in the afternoon that's definitely a possibility of there's a little bit of a small isolated shower falling right here in philadelphia right now on the terrace. out to th

county in southern new jersey mercer county in central jersey northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southwestern somerset county in northern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven fifteen am at seven twenty am doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated thunderstorms this heavy rain across the warren area up to two inches of rain have already fallen area creeks and streams are beginning to show indications of rapid response to runoff flooding is expected to begin shortly some locations they will experience flooding include philadelphia trenton camden gloucester city bensalem ewing willingboro princeton florence burlington bristol riverside all myron. cost town jenkintown numbers and board in town turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots. ok. i start off today's show tal

mercer county. let's get our bearings here and show us wider perspective of the line of showers erin thunderstorms that is pushing through the area moving through southeastern pennsylvania and also moving through south jersey, sections of delaware with very heavy rainfall and gusty wind. lauren, i believe we will send things over to you. >> scott, when you see this much color on the radar you have to be careful. scott is doing a great job keeping an eye on it. delaware department of transportation warning people in new chuck cassidyle county live look at delaware porter and hickory he woods development apparently there's numerous power lines and trees down in the roadway. they're asking people to use caution in that area and of course they will set up detours for people. scott warning you if you have not gotten out of the house maybe you want to hold off a little. because the weather is so intense in our viewing area. people on the roads that got caught in the rain and storm and downpours is what it as at some point this morning to be very careful, expect delays and use caution. that's wilmington, delaware. new castle county issued a travel advisory in that