right now, all is quiet prescription wise on stormscan 3. do have the high level clouds in place, pretty dense in their consist. rolling pretty quickly through parts of the midwest and this system is going to be impacting the delaware valley as we head late into tomorrow t best spot to celebrate the 4th of july will be in the poconos with mostly sunny conditions most of the day. high of 75. thunder showers developing at the shore, evening thunder showers in the city and surrounding counties. looks like a pretty good start. some sunshine to youred the lehigh valley, poconos cloud deck increases late day north and west on the city, do notice his area of prescription starting to encroach as we head to 5:00. this particular runs of this model, the latest one bringing the rain into center city philadelphia even about an hour earlier 10:00 is the time the fireworks go off. you're going to have to have the rain gear as we head to the overnight period, rains become more widespread and heavy in intensity. a lot of moisture. the rain could come pourin

right now, all is quiet prescription wise on stormscan 3. do have the high level clouds in place, pretty dense in their consist. rolling pretty quickly through parts of the midwest and this system is going to be impacting the delaware valley as we head late into tomorrow t best spot to celebrate the 4th of july will be in the poconos with mostly sunny conditions most of the day. high of 75. thunder showers developing at the shore, evening thunder showers in the city and surrounding counties. looks like a pretty good start. some sunshine to youred the lehigh valley, poconos cloud deck increases late day north and west on the city, do notice his area of prescription starting to encroach as we head to 5:00. this particular runs of this model, the latest one bringing the rain into center city philadelphia even about an hour earlier 10:00 is the time the fireworks go off. you're going to have to have the rain gear as we head to the overnight period, rains become more widespread and heavy in intensity. a lot of moisture. the rain could come pourin

meanwhile here's a look at stormscan 3, quiet start, very muggy. you notice it. trust me.n you walk out the door. this heat and humidity is actually something going to stick around. we look forward to the pattern. look at the color, you see this little spot that developed. that's the next system that's moving through and will eventually lead to some cooler weather. culprit crosses saturday. it will help trigger to few showers or storms, but sunday, it's still warm. it's not quite as humid. that's going to be our saving grace and the heat look like it's building back up. let's take a look at what that equates to on the seven-day forecast. mid 90's, day, tomorrow, saturday. watching for a shower or thunderstorm and scattered fashion all three days by sunday and monday, it's still hot, just not as humid. >> we all know that this heat and humidity can certainly wreak havoc on our roadways. what we're looking at is live chopper 3 over a water main break. gushing out of the manhole. the road is buckling around this area. and where this is in south philly, fifth and snyder and we

stormscan 3 shows the storms that impacted the area have since moved out to sea. that's good. we did have reports of damage. trees up rooted. power outages in especially in havertown, into lehigh valley and allentown, 62 miles an hour wind gusts the main push of storm is out to sea and watches and warnings have expired we do have storms starting to push into berks county. lightening reported up in the lehigh valley. scattered showers and storms still around through overnight. if you hear a roll of thunder don't be shocked. it will take to tomorrow morning before we clear this out. temperature on the warm side. 75 at the to airport. 45 in reading, 73 in allentown. 74 degrees down in dover. but what to expect after today's heat and storms, the heat wave finally comes at an end, five days straight in the 90's. 's thursday and monday the two hostile days, lots of you sunshine after today and lower humidity and dry conditions, we don't have anymore rain in the forecast until the weekend. pretty great stretch. get the air conditioner ready, give it a break the next couple nights bec

stormscan 3 shows the storms that impacted the area have since moved out to sea. that's good. we did have reports of damage. trees up rooted. power outages in especially in havertown, into lehigh valley and allentown, 62 miles an hour wind gusts the main push of storm is out to sea and watches and warnings have expired we do have storms starting to push into berks county. lightening reported up in the lehigh valley. scattered showers and storms still around through overnight. if you hear a roll of thunder don't be shocked. it will take to tomorrow morning before we clear this out. temperature on the warm side. 75 at the to airport. 45 in reading, 73 in allentown. 74 degrees down in dover. but what to expect after today's heat and storms, the heat wave finally comes at an end, five days straight in the 90's. 's thursday and monday the two hostile days, lots of you sunshine after today and lower humidity and dry conditions, we don't have anymore rain in the forecast until the weekend. pretty great stretch. get the air conditioner ready, give it a break the next couple nights bec

stormscan 3 shows no clouds to speak of.torms that are dying out south of dc and few moreover portions of the great lakes, you can see this fronts came there was earlier. now just heads over few clouds. this will couldn't verge on our area tomorrow and there will be scattered showers and possibly a thunderstorm. we may start with clouds and drizzle. gloomy much like saturday. tomorrow is a lot like srlt. clouds gloom in the morning. 72 in wilmington, 75 in reading, 68 in hammonton. here's 8:00 a.m. a lot like saturday. it was gray, gloomy, cool, couple of showers off to the south. in the afternoon, a better chance for locally heavy showers and storms mainly off to the west. the sun will try to break out at times during the afternoon. can't rule out a stray shower at the shore. i think more concentrated to the west. tomorrow is with pop-ups here and there. overnight clears out. thursday sunshine, line of storms rolls through thursday and that will feed off the heat and humidity. this goes into effect, our excessive heat watch

stormscan 3 you're not going to find storm. give it a few hours, we will start to see instability, unsettled weather, pop-up up variety of showers and thunderstorms this, as early as afternoon but generally towards evening we'll see widespread coverage of that. it's a scattered variety of showers and storms. meanwhile the excessive heat, if it feels like groundhog day in terms of the forecast, this is why because it's an extensive period of time. it's a really a warm morning, even by 9:00 in the morning, we're already in the mid and upper 80's. that will easily send us into the mid 90's by 3:00 p.m., turning a bit unsettled as the day goes on. >>> very warm another sticky one. good morning, looking outside though. beautiful morning. looking good on your roadways. boulevard moving in the southbound direction. we have our early risers. overall steady basically wherever we look, even in new jersey, 42 northbound. ever so slightly. this what it's been looking like over since 4:30 a.m. we do have construction west conshohocken betwe

stormscan 3 shows no clouds to speak of.torms that are dying out south of dc and few moreover portions of the great lakes, you can see this fronts came there was earlier. now just heads over few clouds. this will couldn't verge on our area tomorrow and there will be scattered showers and possibly a thunderstorm. we may start with clouds and drizzle. gloomy much like saturday. tomorrow is a lot like srlt. clouds gloom in the morning. 72 in wilmington, 75 in reading, 68 in hammonton. here's 8:00 a.m. a lot like saturday. it was gray, gloomy, cool, couple of showers off to the south. in the afternoon, a better chance for locally heavy showers and storms mainly off to the west. the sun will try to break out at times during the afternoon. can't rule out a stray shower at the shore. i think more concentrated to the west. tomorrow is with pop-ups here and there. overnight clears out. thursday sunshine, line of storms rolls through thursday and that will feed off the heat and humidity. this goes into effect, our excessive heat watch

we head early into tuesday, no heat index to contend with with the drier air in place, right now, stormscan 3 showing us the trend of the day. that is very quiet conditions. pretty quiet across the eastern sea board but we're going to be dealing with a cold front over the midwest as we head into tomorrow so we do have chance at severe weather, kind of isolated in nature. slight risk of severe weather towards western counties. lehigh valley poconos and the rest of the delaware valley and a marginal risk of severe weather with the storms that will develop later in the day. quiet for the first half day. no problems into midday as we head into the afternoon, the activity is really going to ramp up you with a broken line of storms entering the berks county lehigh valley poconos area. then traversing down towards the i95 corridor. unfortunately, right around our monday rush continuing to move eastbound. could see secondary storms rolling through. of so the second half of the evening before we clear out entirely by midnight i believe much of that storm chance will have diminished but again few sto

stormscan 3 you can see the storms over portions of eastern virginia earlier.s to the shore points but in the wake of those storms, another round has developed. this is mainly around dc and near baltimore. you can see this one big storm near dc. what we're watching are the showers and thunderstorms moving into portions of eastern maryland around the tall bet area headed south and east. if you're in kent county or sussex county this could impact you over the next hour or so, does have heavy rain. rest of the region look quiet for now. a little shower possibly clipping portions of south jersey. a few showers and storms popping up mainly off on the south. they're suppressed thanks to that air from the northwest keeping us comfortable. 77 right now. 72 in allentown. due points starting to rise to around 60. they tend to increase a bit at night and then drop tomorrow. nice day tomorrow with high pressure overhead. upper 80's tomorrow. friday, heat starts to come back, hot, humiding big bubble of heat over the country's midsection starts to lift to the north. you can

we head early into tuesday, no heat index to contend with with the drier air in place, right now, stormscan 3 showing us the trend of the day. that is very quiet conditions. pretty quiet across the eastern sea board but we're going to be dealing with a cold front over the midwest as we head into tomorrow so we do have chance at severe weather, kind of isolated in nature. slight risk of severe weather towards western counties. lehigh valley poconos and the rest of the delaware valley and a marginal risk of severe weather with the storms that will develop later in the day. quiet for the first half day. no problems into midday as we head into the afternoon, the activity is really going to ramp up you with a broken line of storms entering the berks county lehigh valley poconos area. then traversing down towards the i95 corridor. unfortunately, right around our monday rush continuing to move eastbound. could see secondary storms rolling through. of so the second half of the evening before we clear out entirely by midnight i believe much of that storm chance will have diminished but again few sto

stormscan 3 you can see the storms over portions of eastern virginia earlier.s to the shore points but in the wake of those storms, another round has developed. this is mainly around dc and near baltimore. you can see this one big storm near dc. what we're watching are the showers and thunderstorms moving into portions of eastern maryland around the tall bet area headed south and east. if you're in kent county or sussex county this could impact you over the next hour or so, does have heavy rain. rest of the region look quiet for now. a little shower possibly clipping portions of south jersey. a few showers and storms popping up mainly off on the south. they're suppressed thanks to that air from the northwest keeping us comfortable. 77 right now. 72 in allentown. due points starting to rise to around 60. they tend to increase a bit at night and then drop tomorrow. nice day tomorrow with high pressure overhead. upper 80's tomorrow. friday, heat starts to come back, hot, humiding big bubble of heat over the country's midsection starts to lift to the north. you can

stormscan 3 shows we've actually lucked out as far as thunderstorms are concerned. we got nasty storms over coastal new england getting the brunt of it and we're staying generally dry. maybe an isolated shower pops up overnight for the most part, no problems. highs today, 94 here in philadelphia, 96 was the high in reading. here still the core of the heat. 105, high in witchita and little rock, 100 in dallas and oklahoma city. tomorrow high pressure to the north, we get a west wind don't sloping wind temperatures in the 90's feel like 100 to 105, hot, sunny, hazy, hot and humid, not as human as saturday then ramps up again and monday looks like the record breaker. here's the worst. it will feel up to 105 tomorrow, feeling closer to the thermometer temperatures sunday but monday feeling like up to 104. heat safety precautions head for the shaded areas, try to stay out of full sunshine, keep chugging the water. light colorado clothes. seek out places with air conditioning especially with the kids, indoor activities take them to museum, a matinee or go to one of those

of stormscan 3 right now, pretty quiet, although we're seeing a batch of shower activity moving into some of our western counties putting rain right now down across parts of berks county, racing a little shower over the last hour and a half, that continuing to move off to the east. future weather showing us we could see maybe an isolated shower in the city, points north and portions of central new jersey, as we head into the overnight period. still chance of an isolated shower mainly at the shore and dry conditions for monday morning commute but conversely for monday afternoon commute, we are going to be dealing with some of those potentially strong storms rolling in. much of the area under this marginal risk of severe weather, late day tomorrow up towards the poconos, a slight risk of severe weather and future weather showing us as we head into the morning midday hours, still quiet but then in the afternoon, as we typically expect during the summer season, storms rolling in to our western counties, lehigh valley, poconos, timing philadelphia and i95 corridor fortunately right around

stormscan 3 shows we've actually lucked out as far as thunderstorms are concerned. we got nasty storms over coastal new england getting the brunt of it and we're staying generally dry. maybe an isolated shower pops up overnight for the most part, no problems. highs today, 94 here in philadelphia, 96 was the high in reading. here still the core of the heat. 105, high in witchita and little rock, 100 in dallas and oklahoma city. tomorrow high pressure to the north, we get a west wind don't sloping wind temperatures in the 90's feel like 100 to 105, hot, sunny, hazy, hot and humid, not as human as saturday then ramps up again and monday looks like the record breaker. here's the worst. it will feel up to 105 tomorrow, feeling closer to the thermometer temperatures sunday but monday feeling like up to 104. heat safety precautions head for the shaded areas, try to stay out of full sunshine, keep chugging the water. light colorado clothes. seek out places with air conditioning especially with the kids, indoor activities take them to museum, a matinee or go to one of those

showers and storms, trading one problem for the next let's take a look at what's happening right now, stormscans quiet. we had a pretty hefty storm move midday today. that has since moved out it's been nice down the shore, as we zoom out, you can see a whole lot going on off to the south, the showers and storms over virginia have fizzled. there's a lot of moisture off to the south and west and that will be getting here as we go through the next couple days, rain right now over portions of kentucky and tennessee. that's along the frontal boundary lifting to the north and is a series of disturbances will bring us unsettled weather even into at the weekend. temperatures warm. 80's, just after midnight here in philadelphia. 78 in wilmington. 73 in reading. still 80 in dover, dover at one point had a feels like temperature of 100 degrees. tomorrow going to be another hot and humid day. all that humid air lifting in, all the moisture over portions of kentucky and tennessee. all that humid air lifts in, a slow moving front. you need moisture to get thunderstorms, some sort of a lifting mechanism, in t

but stormscan 3, not showing any problems here and the reason for that we got high pressure in control. no storms to talk about as we head through the next few daysings a chance for thunderstorm late friday. as the high pressure slips east that's when the heat will begin to move in. i'll show you that. first a look at temperatures. it's 87, that was the high today in philadelphia. right now it's the mid 70's. high of 87, seasonal as we zoom to the country's midsection, you can see how hot it go the today, 101 was the high in witchita, 96 in oklahoma, 97 in dallas and 98 in little rock feels like temperatures into the triple digits. all this heat shifting east over the next several days. this high starts to move east. we have a southwest wind here by tomorrow temperatures back to upper 80's, no the bad, pretty seasonal for the time of year. friday, it's hot, back to 93. this is the kind of week we're used to a little bit in july. as we head to saturday, that's when the real heat starts to move in. temperatures surge to the upper 90's and there they will stay right through monday. so wit

stormscan 3 does show a few clouds moving in. it's staying dry for now as we zoom to the south, you can see cluster of showers and thunderstorms, these are weak ending a bit and staying to the south. but there's a stall off to our south, we're going to keep an eye on that. eventually it will lift back north as a warm front late thursday into friday. that will be the focus for our first round of thunderstorms in the seven-day forecast. temperatures right now still very warm and still pretty steamy outside. it's 83 in the city right now. 82 in wilmington, 80 in atlantic city. today was the coolest day of the past five. you know, when today feels like a break, that it has been pretty hot. 97 was the peak yesterday and on saturday. today's high got to the 92, more than, our stretch may wind up seven-day straight in the 90's, the number one logic heat wave we've had in philly 17 days over two weeks was back in 1995. so we're not even in the top three with this one. it's been a long one but it will be ending soon. it does end with more

showers and storms, trading one problem for the next let's take a look at what's happening right now, stormscan is quiet. we had a pretty hefty storm move midday today. that has since moved out it's been nice down the shore, as we zoom out, you can see a whole lot going on off to the south, the showers and storms over virginia have fizzled. there's a lot of moisture off to the south and west and that will be getting here as we go through the next couple days, rain right now over portions of kentucky and tennessee. that's along the frontal boundary lifting to the north and is a series of disturbances will bring us unsettled weather even into at the weekend. temperatures warm. 80's, just after midnight here in philadelphia. 78 in wilmington. 73 in reading. still 80 in dover, dover at one point had a feels like temperature of 100 degrees. tomorrow going to be another hot and humid day. all that humid air lifting in, all the moisture over portions of kentucky and tennessee. all that humid air lifts in, a slow moving front. you need moisture to get thunderstorms, some sort of a lifting mechanism, in