much of northeast new jersey, central and southern new jersey as well for the afternoon and evening. our feels-like temperatures at times could approach 95 to even close to 100. especially in inland spots in new jersey in the afternoon. temperatures starting out in those areas. 76 sayreville. toms river, a little cooler at 74. hills borough, same number. 74 in princeton. connecticut and mid and upper 70s across long island city. the warm spot at 79 right now. we are at a slight risk for severe thunderstorms. severe storm prediction center puts us here. that's the areas in yellow. any of the thunderstorms that pop up this afternoon could have the potential of a slight chance of reaching severe levels. that means wind gusts could exceed 50, 60 miles an hour in cases. you have to watch it closely. keep a careful eye to the sky. any warnings or issues. 90 the expected high. if we make it to 90 -- first half of the night will be stormy. i think the window really greatest chance from northwest to southeast for storms today, about 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon for the distant suburbs north and

tonight, there's going to be thunderstorms over southern new jersey. there's the slight risk, m arginal risk. national storms prediction center, of the national weather service. because these thunderstorms that are here around ohio, will keep sliding south and cut across southern new jersey tonight. that might wake you up overnight tonight. this afternoon, we're looking and here comes that batch of thunderstorms. 1:00 a.m., from morris county, down to warren county. and you see even down here to southern new jersey. that line will keep sliding e astward. as it does, it hits the jersey shore really quick. rumbles of thunder, quick heavy downpour of rain. and tomorrow afternoon, we're looking at mid-80s. there's a possibility in this unstable cooler air aloft here. there might be a passing shower tomorrow. before it is back to the sticky, steamy stuff as we go breezy, warm. but less humid. we're looking at tonight as a cloudy night of showers and central and southern jersey as i was showing you. then tomorrow, 88. passing shower is possible. here's your a

the heat wave continues in southern new jersey and delaware where we hit 90 plus degrees and 94 now at the atlantic city airport and 90 in beach haven, no sea breeze at the shore and the drier air that moved in from the north and parked itself near philadelphia. the heat index is close to the air temperature from the city to the north and well above it in southern areas where it feels like 101 in cape may and 95 in millville and 96 in beach haven, really no break from the heat and humidity from the shore. we are tracking severe storms popping from the south and west and this is senenergy that will role through overnight tonight and expect downpours after the 8:00 or 9:00 hour and a thunderstorm or two mixed in as well. picking up an additional quarter to half inch. when i come back we'll chat about the stretch of 90s to continue, and rick when the break arrives in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> a 39-year-old man is in police custody tonight after a stabbing out in the streets of tioga-nicetown section, police were called to the scene of german town avenue at 3:15 this aftern

delaware, parts every extreme southern new jersey seeing little bit more sunshine., some of these clouds should break up even around the city. so, partial sun this afternoon, temperatures eventually in the lower 80s, that's below average, and humidity continues to drop throughout the day. on our way up to 83 for philly, near 80 at the shore. talk about more heat, humidity, making come back later on during the week, brooke, jim, back to you. >> thanks, justin. >> five year old delaware county boy was kill by a lightning while vacationing with his family. it happened in north carolina on beach in the outer banks. the boy, steven little, was a member of the lansdowne swim club. we're told the family was trying to get out after storm and into their suv when the boy was struck by lightning. his parents, met the ambulance halfway, but sadly he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> president obama is welcoming the prime minister of sing a poor to celebrate a milestone between his country and the united state. the prime minister will be a guest at a state dinner tonight,

it is not bad every where, keyword is patchy but through central and southern new jersey and then back even into delaware you are seeing anywhere from a half mile to under half mile visibility in these area. courtesy of patchy fog. temperatures are a variety pack, through the suburbs, and in the 60's, more urban corridor in the 70's and far in the higher terrain in the only 50's but for those heading back to school whether it is college, whether it is, grade school, the ride to school on a big yellow school us about it is not looking bad. it is steamy and mild but we have sunshine. coming town to hit the road and head home we are up to 90 so it is turning steamy. labor day is looking good, and i'm going to have much more on what promises to be a decent holiday weekend forecast, later in the show. we will send it into you. >> such great news, thanks very much. good morning everybody. happy hump day to you. we are getting over hump together just waking up good morning. grab your first cup of coffee taking a look the at the blue route headlights in the southbound direction at media swarth

just kind of pin head showers bringing down heavy rainfall very briefly across portions of southern new jerseyo we'll have to keep an eye on that as we head into the next couple hours but much more in the way of widespread and active weather as we head into the second half of the day tomorrow, portions of the delaware valley under the severe potential, marginal risk for much of the area as we head late day no tomorrow so we'll talk about the timing of these storms, your seven day spoiler at a is going to be the day to look out for as we'll have humid conditions storm potential but by tuesday humidity levels dropping off significantly, a nice sunny stretch, something so beautiful to look forward to in the extended forecast and i'll have all the details coming up. >> lauren, thank you so much. we'll see you sue. >>> the republican and the democratic nominees for president meantime are on the campaign trail this weekend. donald trump reached out to a demographic that has up to this point not embraced him. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> welcome to the world of trump. >> reporte

we have a lot of downpours across the tri-state area, much of the activity in maryland and southern new jersey. we'll see ifha south makes it to the coastline. elsewhere we have downpours in northern portions of new jersey. and up to hudson valley. it is hitting pretty hard today rockland that is moving eastward. light rainfall is found around the city, it is steady. this is all moving eastward, next couple of hours, the heaviest rainfall should be over around 8:00. we have a cold front working through. the second front will bring in drier air, you will feel the difference into tomorrow. we're muggy across our region, tonight's lows, we'll drop to 60s in the cities and 50s in suburbs. christina: we heard ryan lochte apologize but the full story is coming together. antwan: tina is here to break it down. this is a mess. reporter: it is, ryan lochte has been making his rounds on his apology tour. in a new interview with responsibility. >> something i did. i ripped this poster off the wall that is my fall. reporter: u.s. olympic swimmer, ryan lochte said, when he vandalized a gas station in a secu

storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's light showers in southern new jersey, the bulk of it missing cape may to the south. there are steadier showers in chester county. nuisance rain slow it down if you hit it. there's another cell in lancaster county and northwestern chester county. and bits and pieces over the northern two-thirds of bucks county heading east and getting out before too much longer, allentown saying goodbye to stuff. out in berks county pop-up showers, no lightning out there, i think it's out of the question, spotty showers, but done before too much longer. we have sun returning today and some storms in the lehigh valley and the poconos late today and early this evening. 74 in philadelphia. again, damp florida couple of spots. 74 in wilmington, 72 in allentown. 73 in cape may. is it humid this morning? yes, the humidity has crept back up. you like that karen? [laughter] we're looking at the humidity dropping off during the afternoon. looks like we'll stay in the 80s for the beginning of the week. 74 degrees by 10:00 a.m., 83 by noon, sun coming back, 3:00 p.m., 88 d

because of that, a heat advisory in effect in the northeast counties much new jersey and central and southern new jersey on south. feels-like temperatures could reach 95 to 100 during the course of the afternoon. it's in effect from noon until 10:00. a warm front is approaching us this morning. that's causing a couple of light showers in the area. most of us are rain-free. upper 60s in stamford. 72 in west port. 74 in greenwich this morning. into the city, that's the warm

. >>> family business in southern new jersey goes up in flames. unfortunately the product they sold helped fuel the devastating fire. the lumber yard has been a mainstay in gloucester county for several years. it was destroyed by a massive fire. no working hydrants in the area. water out of a nearby lake. no word on what caused the fire. >>> we are now five days from the start of the olympic games. you see right there, from the u.s. and several other countries, athletes arrived streaming through the international arrivals area at the airport in rio. opening ceremony takes place friday night. some preliminary events actually start before then. everyone is ready to let the games begin. amazing country for volleyball so we're really excited to be here and to experience it with them and hopefully with the fans, too, and the people of brazil. yeah, we worked really hard to be here. we're excited to compete. >> other countries whose athletes arrived in richlt o included south korea, japan, china, france and italy. >>> rio has struggled with public relat

for the city and much of central and southern new jersey. with those real feel numbers between 95 and really 100 plus. one active cell right now, this is some moderate rain in through parts of ulster county. that's about it for the time being. you can get a sense of a break. it's the winat the south bringing in that warm air and those higher dew points. this is the front we're waiting and watching for. we're concerned about some storms later today and in fact the national weather service concerned about the risk of severe weather. with heavy rain and gusty winds and maybe some hail and some lightning as well. but the good news is we're going to see a change. dew points will continue to climb this afternoon. but there is some sweet relief heading our way over the next few days we'll talk about that and we'll check back in with the mobile weather lab as well. >>> okay johnny thank you. a house fire overnight takes the lives of a father and son on the jersey shore. cbs2's alabaman is lye in -- ali bauman is live in belmar. >> reporter: investig

the heavy thunderstorms are primarily over the delmarva pennsylvania in southern new jersey. another line moving through the great lake states could hold together. future tracker believes it will. i believe we'll see another have much dryer, cooler air behind this line. that will provide us with enough instability. look at this at midnight, raining heavily over long island. we can't rule that out happening overnight. if you plan on getting out on the road after the sun sets tonight, make sure you're mindful that it's harder to see, flooded roadways once the sun goes down. you want to turn around and find a different route. if you encounter a roadway that's completely covered in water. then once that line moves out, the wind gust pick up. by the t 234 miles an hour in new york. 22 in asbury park. we could see winds gusting to around 30 miles per hour once you get into some passes in the higher elevations. by tuesday morning, the winds are settling down. tuesday looks like the pick of the week, though. there really isn't a bad day in the work week forecast. you'll see why in ju

heaviest of rainfall is across portions of southern new jersey and down into our shore points as well and clearing up now in flash flood warning for kent county cancelled bit national weather service. good news. there we're watching thunderstorm though that exited center city philadelphia now moving to gloucester soundsy and camden county and burlington county continuing to move eastbound watch for possibility of imbedded lightning and heavy rainfall and as i just mentioned kent county that flash flood warning since been cancelled and good news. there watch for the possibility of localized flooding as we see rainfall intensity starting to pick back up once again and couple imbedded lightning strikes and lot of lightning hitting the shore nearly continuous stretching from cape may, ocean city, good time to stay over the roads. we're seeing a cold front work its way across the eastern sea board right now. you notice that extended line of shower and thunderstorm activity. well, behind it, not much going on. a very few residual showers and once that cold front moves through we're already

cape may county and southern new jersey basically and maybe the southern two-thirds of delaware, that is where we have the dew points up to the low 70s like in washington. in philadelphia we dropped off a bit but humid this afternoon. here is how it goes, 2:00, 90 degrees and 4:00 p.m. 89 degrees, that is in center city. the official high today will be closer to 89 degrees and keep in mind if you are down the shore and dealing with that surf, be careful of the rip currents and be sure to swim out of them. either north or south parallel to the beach. we'll take a closer look at the causes of the rip currents over the next several days, two tropical systems yet to develop into tropical storm but could today or tonight and could move past our coastline, far enough away to limit major problems except for right at the beach. that story and a break in our hot and humid weather pattern coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> as we get close toert holiday weekend, 6abc.com/weather has you covered. there you can find the latest weather updates including the

i think southern new jersey be parts of delaware will miss out on the activity. this comes at the end of the day seven of our heat wave. the air temperature up to 94 degrees but with dew points in the 70s, the max heat index soared up to 106 and it looks like this heat wave will hold on several more days, i'll talk more about that in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, the start of school is still a few week as way and athleteses are already hard at work preparing for the upcoming season and that is a tough task in this heat. and the norristown football team is taking precautions, staying in the shade and using misters and drinking plenty of water. and the athletic trainer is keeping an eye on the heat with a temperature tool. >> this tells you the environment, it shows the coaches how hard you can push the athletes. whether we just go uppers for football or remove the helmet? under piaw rules, they need a heat for week acclimation, they perform drills without wearing pads. norristown did that last week. >>> if you are looking for relaxation to

tomorrow, a heat advisory has been reissued for new york city and also much of central and southern new jersey for noon right through 10 p.m. on tuesday. and with that sticky air mass, some thunderstorms are going to be developing. the severe storms prediction center has a of severe thunderstorms from new york city north and west. we'll time that out for you in your full accuweather forecast. >>> donald trump tonight in now proposing a controversial vetting of would-be immigrants all as part of a fight isis plan. trump speaking in the battleground state of ohio, proposing what he'd call extreme vetting and say he'd temporarily suspend immigration from countries with a history of exploiting terrorism. he also called for an ideological test for entry in to the u.s. >> we should only admit in to the country those who share our in the cold war we had an ideological screening test. the time is overdue to develop a new screening test. >> trump also claimed hillary clinton lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis. >>> it raises a question, did he forget about the september 11th terror at

points south and west through central and southern new jersey, right through tomorrow evening. satellite radar not showing much for the time being. there is thunderstorm activity over pennsylvania, down through the nation's capitol. it's we'll have to watch the radars later on tonight. here's our high resolution futurecast. showing some of the activity getting in to the city around midnight. as we head in to the day tomorrow, the storm's prediction center has a slight risk of severe thunderstorms from new york city in points north and west especially in to tomorrow afternoon. lows tonight in the meantime getting down to about 77 or so in the park. highs tomorrow, 88. but feeling more like 95 or 96 at times. late. we're down to 77. it's very warm and very muggy tomorrow. clouds and sun, couple showers and thunderstorms. some of those could be on the strong side especially in the afternoon. high getting up to 88. maybe evening storms tomorrow night then we tend to clear things out. behind that front, a little bit better. up near 90. but humidity is lower. partly sunny thursday. a

you can see thunderstorms in southern new jersey. maybe a few light sprinkles in bigger picture, nothing really nearby. in good shape for today. anything that pops would be isolated in terms of showers or storms. this system out to the west and the cold front that drops in will bring the risk of thunderstorms. future tracker, not much going on through noon today. a mix of sun and clouds. a few speckles of green showing up. a few spotty showers later this afternoon and early evening. then overnight tonight, quiet. fridig tomorrow morning starts out good. mix of clouds and sunshine. we go through the bulk of the day rain-free. a couple of spotty showers could develop, best chance from the city north and west. on sunday, a more significant line of showers will get going. that will bring us heavier rain sunday afternoon and evening. for today, temperatures back to the upper 80s. we have a light breeze out of the north. the humidity level not terrible 60s in the suburbs. similar temperatures to overnight last night. moving forward through

that's a little severe thunderstorm over southern new jersey but not really traveling very fast to the north. overall this week, this high pressure here over eastern canada will clean house. it's going to push this front off to the south. we have to deal with it for another day and a half or so. tomorrow a spotty shower. as the afternoon wears on i think we'll see some brightening but better chance of seeing more sunshine consistently on be even nicer. if you watch the futurecast here, all the action going on to our west, that starts to fill in during the overnight, especially along the i-84 corridor. more showers and downpours along central new jersey and a few showers may sneak in to new york city in the wee hours of the morning. might be a little bit of ponding. might have to pay attention to bill evans in the morning hours to see where to avoid after a couple isolated downpours. more sunshine coming in to the mix. should be a pleasant end to the day. named storm yet but winds of 45 miles per hour. could be tropical storm earl. looks like there's a circulation here. that would be go

dealing with a few residual very light showers impacting parts of delaware and far interior southern new jersey and upwind nothing going on showers up towards great likes that will not bother us and high pressure settling in now and much, much, drier air settling in as well. and water vapor satellite showing moisture content of the atmosphere where you see the blue you don't want to deal with humidity and moisture is moving out and this indicates much drier air spilling in across the northeast and mid-atlantic and that's what we enjoy for several days. cold front has moved through the delaware valley and generated all the rainfall and winds are shifting on the backside accordingly out of the northwest and that northerly component to the wind flow will usher in the drier air and dew points. they're already dropping which means it's starting to feel more comfortable toward the poconos and dew points low 60s. muggy in philadelphia. south jersey, down the shore with dew points up there in the 70s. but, by tomorrow morning, it's going to feel so much peter and all throughout our monday how it will f

the national weather service has expanded the heat advisory to include much of central and southern new jersey. that will expire today. likely roadway in-stated again today. -- reinstated again tomorrow. the heat advisory for the city is in effect until 8:00 p.m. saturday. looking ahead, the potential is there for tomorrow afternoon. between 100 and 106. so this is a serious health consideration. you want to make sure you pace yourself and lots of fluids and lock out for the kids. -- lock out for the kids too and mom and dad. right now we don't see a lot of rain. coming up later we'll take a look at the futurecast and also want to check in with the mobile weather lab, it's on the prowl can checking thingsous -- and checking things out in hackensack right now. we'll check in on the lab lab forecast coming up in a bit. right now back to the desk. >>> more about the officer who killed a woman during a police demonstration in florida. 28-year-old officer lee cowell fired the gun that killed mary knowlton. the 73-year-old was accidentally hit with real ammunition during a role- playing exercise tue

but as day progresses i could see the spotty sprinkles firing up across interior and southern new jersey. generally speaking got sunshine and that is allowing these temperatures to sore as quickly as they have, we're at 86 degrees above, as well as back toward i-95 along wilmington and near philly international here. we do expect to eventually hit about 94, for an official high at immediate shoreline it is a great beach day. lots of sunshine. 85 degrees. keeping it in the low 80's up in the mountains as well. coming up we are looking ahead here to a very significant pattern change. sunday is the day we've got our eye on. do you have outdoor plans that day? well, depending when you schedule them you may get them in. i will walk you through the timing that is so key and give you a sense of how that will impact the area coming up, guys, back inside to you. >> well, government report released says pennsylvania's july unemployment rate was unchanged from june at 5.6 percent. that number remains higher then national average which stand at 4.9 percent, largest drop in jobs with financial activi

heat advisory northeast new jersey and southern new jersey. through the afternoon and evening hours. feels like temperatures 95 to slight risk for thunderstorms late afternoon and evening. improving by tomorrow as the humidity comes down. 90 today, upper 80s tomorrow. slight chance of isolated shower thursday. should stay dry for most of us. showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast for the weekend. >> one, two, three. >> close. >> he stuck the landing. >> east germans don't believe us. >> coming up, what do you have? >> one, two, three. my conversation with phelps about hanging up his swim cap. why the last retirement didn't stick and his upcoming wedding to that beautiful woman right there, nicole, and all about boomer right after this. every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics every day. because when my routine is in sync, i can face any challe

right now we're tracking a few thunderstorms moving across southern new jersey right now. we'll show you a closer look in a second. nothing in the city, very quiet right now and expected that way overnight. could be a sprinkle here and there, but not talking about big storms area, just one or two showers here and there. they will be very isolated later on today. definitely going to see the mugginess return, that starts to show up later today, but especially into the weekend. back up towards 90 and high humidity, but not the incredibly stifling heat from the last week. there will be storms on sunday night, but it is not a wash out weekend by any stretch of the imagination. most of sunday should be fine, as well as saturday. tuesday. the weekend, hazy, hot, humid conditions, upper 80s to near 90. beach weekend, there will be some storms on sunday night as i mentioned and that passes through. some dry canadian air coming in on tuesday, high of 82, doesn't get more perfect than that with low humidity and nice comfortable breeze. that means at night we may see 50-degree tempera

we could see spotty shower today through interior southern new jersey, throw out as a mention, but atquiet. we will take a look at storm scan in just a second here, but quickly talking daylight. sun officially rises 6:17. so in just he can actually 17 minutes from now, you will see that sunrise, and it promises to be beautiful one. so if you are listening to us watching us right now and about ready to hit the road, you know, later this morning, if you are headed eastbound, you may

. >> not completely dry depending where you are, we have some showers rolling through southern new jersey, still some out, there but want to turn our focus first and for most to the heat. that continues to be the main weather headline. now heat advisories as well as excessive heat warnings in effect across essentially the entire region, poconos the only spot not included of greater philadelphia region, but smack dab in the center of course the urban corridor up and down i95, philly of course included with this, heat warning continues today. now, it actually will go until 8:00 p.m. tonight, that warning, again heat advisory for everyone else. so it is another pretty brutal day on tap. storm scan3, a look at the showers, pretty light at this point, say for east, northeast most ocean county, and that's really the only spot where we are finding anything of substance, we'll say. but you will run into damp roads, man is it steamy outside. looking at the current temperatures, mid upper 70s, running theme from i95 on southeast at this point, little cooler further north you go. but you have to go

mid 07's around the suburbs to the north and west right now and in the lower 80's through southern new jersey as well as delaware out toward palmyra, 78 the current temperature. as the day progresses we are expecting we will still at least flirt with or hit 90-degree mark around the city. partly sunny skies, not quite as humid. i'm not saying it will feel crisp like fall time out there today but it is certainly going to be better by comparison. a little less harsh in terms of the mugginess maybe a left over then are storm at some point. >> i heard it this morning as well. so, hence down trees and all that stuff we will be seeing. >> katie, thanks very much. >>> the vine street expressway is closed, lets take the vine, westbound is just opening right now in the eastbound side, this all within 20 minutes. just know it was posted between schuylkill and broad and westbound is opened for sure. we will see about the eastbound side when that opens. 202 northbound at gulf road two left lanes were blocked, it looks like that might be clearing out of our way right now on 202, great news for those in an

temperatures in the 60's there allentown, lancaster and across southern new jersey as well as down near these shore towns. in the northern suburbs we are still mild here, doylestown at 70. palmyra checks in at 74. most of the suburbs are in the 60's. later on today we will have no problems making a run for 90 in philadelphia we will call it partly sunny. it will turn steamy. so it is a hot, very humid end to the month have of august but there is chaos down the road and that comes courtesy of some of the storms that will be rumbling through today, meisha. >> good to know, thank you. what we are looking at just waking up with us is we have a overturn tractor trailer, this is video, as you can see new castle delaware. around 1:30, i-95 south off ramp to route 141 is closed. ramp closure not to mention the fact that two people transported to the hospital in this area. crews are still out there, flashing lights and because of this it will slow you down this morning. the its clean up is underway. i'll update you all morning. we have construction here 95 south at betsy ross bridge vine is clos

sprinkles starting to pop in and around the wilmington area, also across part of far interior southern new jersey, but for the day today, mainly dry, that chance of isolated sprinkle over the next couple of hours, high temperatures will be warm, topping at 82 degrees in the poconos, 93 in philadelphia, and near 990 degrees down the shore. latest check on the tropics, just have the 5:00 a.m. advisory out for the national hurricane center, gaston, out in the open atlantic. tropical storm right now, strengthening, is not likely but the track of the system looking good. because it is not going to bother you, the united state as it continues to strengthen up to category two hurricane it, will move westbound briefly before turning out to sea, but we have an ion another system in the tropics, right now, and i'll have the latest on that system, and that's coming up in the 5:00 hour, justin. >> that's right. tropics heating up. if you remember five years ago dealing with irene, making landfall couple of days from now, back in 2011, dropped about 5 inches of rain across the delaware valley. aerial shot, ac

as it continues to drift to the north from the south and an indication in southern parts of new jersey, at the shore, the humidity is coming back up. that is sparking a couple of those isolated downpours. sea breeze in effect we are in the low 80s, 88 in wilmington and 87 in allentown and 88 in philadelphia and the last hour we were at 89 degrees, we'll see if we hit the 90 or not to continue heat wave number six in one of the off hours. a decent amount of sunshine in the mid-atlantic now and even into southern new england. a front to the north and west and this mark a major change as we flip the calendar from august to september. but tonight ahead of the front it's clear and turns muggy again. 63 to 70 with the southeasterly wind to 2 to 4 miles per hour. your heat index one again with the air temperatures going into the lower 90s just after lunch and continuing into the latter part of the afternoon, 8:00 at night, the heat index drops to 83 as the front approaches. and there could be scattered downpours or showers around wednesday night early thursday, one round but notice a lot of c

we could see spotty shower today through interior southern new jersey, throw out as a mention, but at least quiet. we will take a look at storm scan in just a second here, but quickly talking daylight. sun officially rises 6:17. so in just he can actually 17 minutes from now, you will see that sunrise, and it promises to be beautiful one. so if you are listening to us watching us right now and about ready to hit the road, you know, later this morning, if you are headed eastbound, you may end one some sun glare issues, but because that sun continues, to come up at different times, we are losing about two and a half minute of daylight with every passing day. so, you know, that time of year, right? but regardless some beautiful light of day currently popping over the horizon here in the distance, kutztown area middle school, all visibility totally free and clear, barely noticeable winds at all, in fact, goose egg 0-mile per hour at kutztown, over the last few hours, we mention storm scan empty, showers, long since retreated out to sea, today generally looks like hot sunny day, not too hu

further south you can see new storm just popped up impacting southern new castle county, salem, cumberland county in new jerseythern delaware as well. this will be continuing as we go in the next couple of hours , right through to tomorrow morning, flash flood watch remain in effect for our area, until 11:00, for parts of the area and 6:00 a.m. up next and this has been extended to indicate threat for flash flooding a all night long. just flash flood safety tips never drive in the flooded roadways. it takes six-inch toes income over an adult and 12 inches to float most vehicles. it will start to turn less humid during the day tomorrow and by wednesday there is that nice weather, with sunshine and lower humidity and highs back where they should be in the mid 80es a. long time since we have had a day like that coming back mid week. tomorrow morning still humid start to the day but not as hot or humid in the afternoon, wednesday, thursday looking g humidity creeps back in friday and saturday, saturday with our next chance for thunderstorms. now back to natasha and jessica at the desk. >> act fast if you want to s

crossing over the delaware river into southern new jersey and hitting the jersey shore between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. and sliding out to sea. monday morning, sunny, no humidity and comfortable wind out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. heavy afternoon thunderstorms, a good possibility for most of us later on between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. as you saw on future tracker 6 suggesting they may start earlier than this time frame. powerful winds and cloud to ground lightning strikes a good bet. heavy afternoon thunderstorms, 88 degrees will feel like 94, 95 with the humidity. same thing for the jersey shore, even though the temperatures are around 84 with the humidity it will feel like 88 or 89. mostly cloudy skies after morning sunshine, very sticky, late-day shower or thunderstorm. there's a moderate risk right now for rip currents. beach patrol will update that in the next several hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 degrees. look at the refreshing exchanges monday and tuesday, 83, 82. tuesday morning wednesday morning, outlying areas will be w

where it stayed inland over the carolinas and also parts of the virginias and then emerges off southern new jersey's coast south of atlantic city on sunday at 2:00 with winds of 50 miles per hour so as it stays inland, it would be a weak tropical storm and remnants of heavy rain and even the possibility of strong winds at the shore especially. today's key points, the track shifting westward, and looking now at the possibility of heavy rain and wind across the entire area with coastal flooding and beach erosion unfortunately for the labor day weekend. we'll chat about this system and a cold front coming through tonight that breaks our present heat wave. >>> meantime a tropical system in the pacific ocean could make history in hawaii. right now hurricane madeline is less than 150 miles east of hilo, if this makes landfall, it would be the first hurricane to ever hit the island and florida is preparing for high winds and rain thanks to the newly developed tropical storm hermine. lauren lister continues our coverage from los angeles. >> reporter: yes, one hurricane with 80 miles per hour winds expected

we will go down into southern new jersey 75 degrees in washington township. zero seven in ocean city, new jersey. sixty-seven in lieu is, delaware. here is your seven day forecast. nice and comfortable. 83 degrees. tomorrow another one high of 84. sim warm but not too humid on wednesday. humidity comes back on thursday in the upper 80's. friday hottest day of the week as we get back to the 90's, friday high 92 degrees, bob kelly. >> welcome back. good morning. 6:21 on this monday. for folks coming right back from the beach right in the office that is always popular on a monday morning. we are seeing early morning extra volume coming up that atlantic city expressway, garden state parkway heading towards the city. good morning to belmont avenue, a live look at schuykill expressway near salt shed there. seeing that volume pop eastbound coming in the city. along the schuylkill here where we are seeing the right shoulder past a bunch of tree limbs kind of laying off to the shoulder. it is as a result of the storms that came through right around that 5:00 o'clock ho

antoinette: 10 people are hurt after a railing collapsed during an outdoor concert in southern new jersey. a partition separating the concertgoers from the stage at the venue fell over people to tumble down to the concrete below. snoop dogg and whiz kalifa.were performing the concert was forced to end -- forced to end. the first family is heading to the vineyard for their two-week vacation. they have spent their summer vacation on the island nearly every year since they arrived in the white house. their daughter sasha is working she will wrap up her job today when the family arrives. no public events are scheduled during our visit. doug: the sox blanked the dodgers. steven wright dazzling with the three hitter. nine strikeouts. mookie batts, have a season. david ortiz not in the lineup but he was on the field as the dodgers honor him in a ceremony. 9-0. decision to move on from deflate date personal. brady speaking out about his decision to move on for the first time. saying he's taking it one data time trying to set an example for his teammates as they prepare for a new season. last mont

factoring in the humidity it's 100 plus in southern new jersey. dover, 98.t's up to 104 in cape may. 101 in millville. feels like 95 in philadelphia. 97 in trenton. on top of that the sun is beating down, no cloud cover, bright and sunny from the jersey shore to the western suburbs. it should stay that way at least the first part of the afternoon and then cruel -- you'll get the puffy cumulus clouds building again. here's the surface maps. there's cooler air out there, the high is so strong it's forcing the front to crawl closer and closer to the area. it is not moving which means it will take until wednesday afternoon or thursday for this front to cross the region. it will bring showers and thunderstorms along with it and put an end to the heat wave with highs in the 80s. that's a long ways off. it's only saturday afternoon, we're talking 4 or 5 more days of 90 degrees or higher. this is future tracker 6, later this afternoon, the model has us at 96. accuweather is going 98. tomorrow morning starting out at 82 by 7:00 a.m. remember the humidity is through t

we have that across southern new jersey and delaware, but we don't have the 70s showing up anywhere. the drier air is dropping to the south as we progress along throughout the morning hours. later this week, you diswrus saw the -- just saw the scale. next couple of days, look at this, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, this whole stretch we get into the 70s for an extended period of time each and everyday we're in the 90s. you combine the two it will feel close to 100. satellite and radar nothing going on, high pressure in control, high and dry today. mostly sunny and refreshing. high temperatures are close to 90 degrees, but we lost the oppressive humidity. monday another nice day, lots of sunshine expected out there and comfortable humidity levels. for this afternoon we'll call it mostly sunny, less humid 90 degrees. wind out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's feeling like the 90. we're not talking about heat indices or feels-like temperatures today. hour by hour, 82. 1:00 p.m., 85. look at the sunshine. 3:00 p.m., 88. somewhere in between the two, we'll t

we look at heat indexes one again in the upper 90s to near 100 for some locations especially southern new jerseynd delaware with storms developing in the afternoon, and over the weekend it's sunny and hot and moderate humidity, it's not oppressive hear, we stay in the low 90s and monday is steamy again with scattered storms of 92, it looks like another heat wave is on the way and lingering through monday, and still warm on tuesday at 89 degrees and the temperatures are heating up and so will the tropics and that is something we'll follow through the next week. >> thank you sir. keeping up with the latest information by following our meteorologist is a guy idea on facebook and twitter and a great idea to share your photos and videos with us, go to 6abc.com/weather for constantly updated forecasts. >>> jennifer lawrence is the highest paid actress in the world. she made $46 million last year and this is lawrence's second year in a row at the top of forbes list and second is melissa mccarthy there who pocketed $33 million. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because

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new jersey. also pike county, pennsylvania. with the excruciating high humidity, we have a heat advisory in effect for the five boroughs of new york city. southern parts of new jersey. we have on the radar a couple cells developing ahead of the main line of storms. one little downpour over central part of the county. we're watching this line along of warren county. downpours there. stronger storms south of scranton. we'll have to watch those as they approach northern warren and parts of sussex county in new jersey over the next several hours. these storms have a history of producing wind damage. we'll keep a close eye on the radars. the good news is for new york city, they tend to weaken as they move toward the five boroughs. we'll keep an eye on it just in case. behind it, a little bit of relief in the humidity department. we'll detail that in your full accuweather forecast. loose in queens. for two weeks tonight, a man who sexually assaulted and murdered a young woman jogging by herself in howard beach. tonight friends and family of karina vetrano gathering not so much to look for any clues, but perhaps looking for something more profound. eye

central and southern new jersey under that heat advisory into the day tomorrow as well. heat advisory, not quite as significant as excessive heat warning like we had over the weekend. be careful and surprise to avoid strenuous activity. satellite and radar, not showing much in the tri-state region, but there's thunderstorms firing up over c down to virginia. that weather system swifts to the east, the prediction system has us under a risk of severe thunderstorms during the day tomorrow from new york city and points north and west and by severe, i'm talking strong gusty winds and definitely heavy downpours and potentially a lot of lightning with these storms. future cast overnight tonight, showing late tonight and early tomorrow morning, there could be waves and thunderstorms. tomorrow is late morning into the early afternoon and maybe another batch comes from the west later on in the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow, getting up in the upper 80s, but heat index value in the mid-90s. weather wellness, air quality is moderate. uv index is 9. we'll have breaks in the cloud c

central southern new jersey, should be a heat warning to mercer county to philly in the trenton area, with that a pop-up shower or 2. our futurecast will show just that, this is the rim of the high pressure ridge right here called the rim of fire. hudson river valley, likely to return into a thunderstorm from monticello, putnam, orange county here. tomorrow there will be the see in the afternoon and a pop-up thunderstorm can't be ruled out close to sunset tomorrow evening from the heating that builds up during the day. the heat index this afternoon showing up on at 102 in the park, to 101-102 on the shore. look at tomorrow. 109 for heat index in central park. we will talk more about that and the rest of the weekend coming up in your accuweather forecast. hope you have iced tea. >> thank you. a serious overnight fire in the bronx. investigators say the building did not have a working smoke alarm. we are also told the cause is electrical. flames started in a bedroom air conditioning unit. one man was traped and jumped from a window, his injuries are described as severe. other injuries t

showers that are down to the south and as you travel farther to the south in southern delaware, southern new jerseyu have a better shot of seeing some early morning clouds. for the rest of us, clouds will be mixed with more sunshine this afternoon. 89 will be your high today in philadelphia so very warm ben franklin but only 85 in allentown, 86 in reading and millville. 83 will be the high in cape may. 86 in toms river. association depends on where you r let's take it hour by hour. your high today 89. by 8:00 a.m., it's 74 with sunshine. by 10:00 a.m., 82. lots of sunshine out there. we'll see more clouds by about lunchtime on mixing with the sun. it feels at least slightly humid by lunchtime. 85 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., very warm, 89 degrees. little bit above average. by 5:00 p.m. 85 degrees coming down from that. all bets are off starting tomorrow. tomorrow we get this high pressure just kind of acting as a heat pump off the coast. we're going to bump up the temperature, bump up the humidity. going to be unsettled. tomorrow 90. we keep these same conditions for days on end. you see he that in the s

the high is building in from here and clouds may still try to get in to the catskills and southern new jersey but overall i think the trend will be to go mostly sunny on wednesday. as we go in to late week, there's the best part of your week. thursday and friday look absolutely gorgeous. we should carry that momentum in to the weekend. upper 80s. an afternoon storm on saturday. sunday looks dry, near normal, 85. nice end to ea as well. one thing you don't see, no 90s here in the first week of august. no extreme heat just yet. >>> three people are recovering tonight after a freak accident at a demolition derby. a 3-foot piece of metal flew in to the top row of bleachers packed with spectators after one truck broadsided another. three people including a child were struck by the metal and rushed to the hospital. they're expected to survive. pulse are clarifying social media posts about whether the orlando nightclub will reopen. the owners say instagram and website postings earlier today that suggested it would become memorial are incorrect. they say it remains closed for business but they still

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it is very difficult to see fog on a satellite but still low to the ground regardless but in southern new jersey and delaware that is where we will fine worst of any fog issues right now. even then we're talking about a half mile to under that, but it is still so localize that had luckily it is not posing any major concern regional wide but watch for that. if you look closely it looks hazy off this is distance here this picture taken outside middletown ship high school. live shot in that live neighborhood network. win flow is out of the west. our wind flow is out of the south and that is allowing, for some of that moisture to creep into bring in the patchy dense fog because we have a nice light wind and moisture now building in our atmosphere. it looks like now that the sunnies about ready to pop its head over the horizon it will scour that out but regardless over next day 45 minutes or so we will be added to where we have got it. rest of the day partly sunny, hot one to rap up august. 90 degrees, steamy and eventually we will have showers and thunderstorms to track and we will do just that, the