with strong storms.tures outside right now it is a steamy 74 in washington and 72 annapolis and 73 quantico and 72 fredericksburg. 72 hagerstown and 73 frederick and it's warm out there. and future everything. it's not the best day. we have everything to get done this morning. really outdoors. and by about noon 1 p.m. main line of showers and thunderstorms off to the west. shower out ahead of it. that can't be anything too strong. 4 or 5 p.m. this is the line we're concerned with and it's definitive squall line of severe thunderstorms you see this time of year with incoming cold front and that produces strong storms where we have hail and also see wind gusts and plenty of lightning and heavy rain too. briefly heavy rain. that mavz by quickly. flash flooding not as much as a concern. storm potential into today actually enhanced risk. that whole enhanced risk will be over the washington area with those strong storms. here's planning forecast for later today. what to expect? like i said a few peeks of hazy

it could bring a chance of strong storms for us this afternoon. we have team coverage timing out when the storms arrive in the area. lets start with reporter katherine scott, she is live with how people are trying to stay cool and getting ready for the precipitation and parts of our area could see strong storms. lets look live from sky 6 hd from the jersey shore in cape may. lets get the latest from katherine scott. >> reporter: hey rick, i am at one of the fan give-aways happening across the area today. the fans are loads up in the vehicles and being brought to seniors across the county. the main plan is to make sure residents stay safe and know all the resources out there as the temperatures start to get hot. 300 fans were loaded up at delaware county's office service for the aging. they are heading out to eight senior centers across the county. they are part of the county's heat plan, a coordinated effort to keep residents safe as temperatures soar. peco donated 100 fans and have fan give-aways across the area today. it includes educational bro

potential for strong strororms later this afternoon.orrow, winds gusting over 35 miles per hour. mostly sunny. 86. monday we lose the wind. temperatures in the low 80s. tuesday partly cloudy, 83 by wednesday. 84. and temperatures heat up once again. by next saturday we're looking at the upper 80s. sunday, sunny skies with 90. by monday, 89. get ready for the heat today. >> thanks a lot, michelle. >>> the golden state warriors now just one win away from being back-to-back nba champions. steph curry dropped 38 points against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers to help the warriors win 108-97. the warriors lead the finals three games to one. game five is tomorrow. john clark has the rest of this morning's sports. >>> hey, everybody. before last night's philly series opener in washington, the manager met with ryan howard and told him, ryan, i got to go with tommy joseph right now. i can't justify not playing him. tommy joseph is your starting first baseman. second inning. goodell laying down the bunt. nice! freddie gal ves comes home.

tracking the potential for strong storms. some severe in spots later this afternoon mainly between 3:00 and 6:00. we're quiet right now looking at a mixture of sun and clouds across the area. cool start. 50s and 60 across the area. a look at north wildwood, new jersey. they'll be the last spot to see the storms. closer to the evening hours is when we'll see stronger storms at the beaches. severe storms mainly in the lehigh valley, berks county, pa suburbs and central jersey. mainly between 3:00 and 6:00. damaging winds will be the biggest threat. potential for hail and also ground-to-cloud lightning. throughout the afternoon we'll see the temperatures popping close to 90 in some spots. we're cool to start out with. may need a light jacket. 60 in wilmington. have the windows open i guess this morning. 52 in mount holly and 54 in atlantic city. a little cooler than this time yesterday. we'll be much warmer later this afternoon. thises the system moves through this afternoon between 3:00 and 6:00 and out of here by 6:30. through

they could be strong but will move out quickly. the potential for damaging winds will be the biggest threat. also some hail and lightning. just keep an eye to the sky if you have outdoor plans. make sure that you count this weather into your plans. where you see the yellow is from the storm prediction center. and again, damaging winds, heavy rain and the potential for hail. we're quiet right now. a little bit of ground clutter showing up. back to the west we are watching the energy that will move through later this afternoon between 3:00 and 6:00 from west to east. all this energy up here will be moving through later this afternoon. it's a cool start if you haven't stepped out yet. 50 in the lehigh valley. 51 in the pa suburbs. 61 in delaiware. temperatures mainly in the low 50s but hot this afternoon. the temperatures will go up quickly to near 90 degrees with the winds and the potential for the storms. we'll talk more about that and time it out and look at the ten-day coming up. ♪ >>> this morning singer christina grimmie is dead

you can expect strong storms, the main concern is wind and hail that could strong to severe. the rest of the us will get rain, it's the strong storms we're worried about south and east. 8:00 a.m. we're starting to see the rain through the city, 9:00 a.m., rain, maybe a thunderstorm, but not severe in the city, you see how the cells are clustered well to the south. we advance this to 10:00 a.m., we see thunderstorms take shape and move through some parts of area and south yesterday. it's pushing off the coast by 11:00 a.m. or soccer this is the first half of the -- or so, this is the first half of the day. the second half of the day you might get a spotty shower, but mostly sun in the afternoon hours. 8:00 a.m., 72 degrees rain in the region. 10:00 a.m., 70 degrees, a periods of rain here and there and the strong storms. lunchtime looks like the strongest storms will be pushing off the coast, mostly clothed skies and peeks of -- cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine. it's humid today, as well. it's the first half of the day that we're concerned about. northwest suburbs maybe a fe

very strong. i mean, the sad part is, you have many, many, many, many people, right now living in the united states who are worse than him. who are more hateful than him. and people know who they are. mostly it's muslim people, but they know who they are, they have to turn him in. >> donald trump, just one thing, right over my shoulder to the right, we're blocked by a few poles, they're beginning to gather in a huddle and they're going to be walking over, come behind me and over to these microphones, but donald trump, they're getting some, you're getting backlash over a tweet that you put out, you said appreciate the congratulations for being right on radical islamic terrorism, i don't want congrats, we must be smart. people are critical of that because you're congratulating yourself -- >> no, no, no, i'm getting thousands of letters and tweets that i was right about the whole situation. i mean, i've been right about a lot of things, frankly, i was right about take the oil, i was right about many,

no strong wind gusts but you can get gusts to 30 or 40 miles an hour. those storms earlier did drop wind 60, 70, even 80 miles an hour. parts of the cape may count write the worst. villas in the western part of the county two poles snapped. whitesboro tree on houses, windows blown out on homes, tree came down on southbound route nine and route 47. that stopped traffic. numerous power outageness middletown ship. south of the city, so delaware, parts of the central and southern new jersey that is best chance to see another scattered shower or storm tonight. nothing widespread. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00. this evening, another hour or two maybe a shower or storm, south jersey, delaware. potential for damaging wind at 50 miles an hour and small hail. we will bring in more storm chances later this week and we will time it out in a few minutes, nicole, back to you. >>> authorities continue to interview the 12 girls rescued from the house in feasterville bucks county last week. police say one of the girls was gifted to lee kaplan by her own

you can see right there how strong the winds are.his woman, looks to be a part of the security fence or siding that was blown off. so rough out there. some of the best weather pictures and video are coming from you, our nbc 10 vuzers. storm clouds. >> let's stay down the jersey shore right now. live look from the cape may camera. you see the waves are a little choppy out there, but calmer than an hour ago. changes conditions based on where yo live. >> that's why we have your first alert neighborhood weather. >> if you live anywhere in pennsylvania, you have not seen any of this so, yes, depends where you live, if you're in delaware or much of south jersey, you have seen pretty bad storms roll through. current radar, pennsylvania is fine at the moment, looking at new jersey and delaware, dealing with the rain, but the most severe storms have already moved offshore. we have some heavier rain in sussex county, south of seaford, a lot of lightning, but, really, sussex county seen big improvements as well as kept county and delaware, and

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these storms are producing a lot of lightning, brief strong wind gusts ahead of them and maybe pea sizedl. if you manage to stay indoors and ride these out over another half hour or so they should be off the coast. nothing else coming yet but way up north in new york state additional showers and thunderstorms and we can see those on the wide view on satellite. when this batch comes in later this afternoon, it could wind up being a problem really firing up from about philadelphia down through south jersey and delaware later this afternoon in through early this evening. we'll be keeping a close eye on those because they look like they could produce strong tajing wind gusts hail and a lot of lightning and downpours. 76 in city of philadelphia. as you step outside this morning not only is it warmer than yesterday but that muggy air has definitely come back overnight. 76 in allentown, 77 in trenton, 73 muggy degrees in wilmington and 72 in cape may where the storms are on your way in their direction. if you're doing a workout you might want to wait until the storms are done but get it done ea

that's where the strong storms are coming through. all of us have a chance of seeing rain through the morning hours, we'll see sunshine today. 60 in martins creek. 63 in pottstown, 671 in center city. it's warm and muggy. 65 in hammonton, 67 in dover, delaware. satellite and radar kind of showing that emotion, i want to show you how the day is going to look. 7:00 a.m., cloudy skies, 71. 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., we have rain in the area, 72. lunchtime, 73. looks like most of the storms combined south and east of the city, they will be moving off the coast at #3:00 p.m., 79. high of 81. i'll show you region by region what to expect showers and storms coming our way. >> reporter: the construction is clear, it's a great time to go for a drive, i've yet to see a car move on the mlk, west river drive. it should be opening any minute. the schuylkill expressway moving fine, now you can hop on the vine eastbound that has reopened off the schuylkill. closed overnight eastbound, westbound stayed open. it is scheduled to close again tonight at 11:00

and take a look at this picture from wildwood strong wind picked up a strong boat there and carried itgreater wildwood yacht club. thankfully no one was hurt. cape may county the hardest hit area by these late afternoon storms. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at wildwood with a a look at the damage. it looks pretty bad, cleve. >> reporter: nicole and jessica wind is finally stopping. people say it was extremely intense as that thunderstorm rolled through southern parts of the cape may county. what you are looking at behind me is roof, ripped off, from the top of the public works building, at garfield avenue and the bay. this is a big opened area where the bay has room for the wind to pick up, and it lifted up the top of the area here and threw it on the lawn here. at least 50 feet long with the heavy wood framework that is still attached to it. the nails sticking out. i'm joined by the nair of wildwood, ernie. president mayor tell me about the conditions of the storm as it came through w

it could bring a chance of strong storms for us this afternoon. team coverage timing out when the storms arrive in the area. lets start with reporter katherine scott, she is live with how people are trying to stay cool and getting ready for the precipitation and parts of our area could see strong storms. lets look live from sky 6 hd from the jersey shore in cape may. lets get the latest from katherine scott. >> reporter: hey rick, i am at one of the fan give-aways happening across the area today. the fans are loads u

the dewpoint is up there in the 60's and winds not all that strong.ning out there. and in some cases wet. now, futur future tracker6 showg us between now and 8 o'clock most of what's out there probably falls apart. you might still have a spotty shower but we're going get into kind of a lull after about 8 o'clock up until noon and then at noon a couple of more showers or maybe a pop-up thunderstorm possible. the better chance of some additional rain comes later in the afternoon, say, 2, 3, 4 o'clock and most of this should be centered from about philadelphia south through delaware and south jersey. and there is the possibility of some more strong storms developing. in fact, we'll show in you a minute the slight risk area that's been posted by the storm prediction center. but in any event future tracker showing you by 5:30 there's still a chance of this and maybe a little bit more up until about 8 o'clock or 9 o'clock before things settle down. we're in a slight risk for severe weather this afternoon especially from about philadelphia, straight down thr

there is that line, each one of those little red dots, a strong thunderstorm with a strong gusty wind. and we had many reports of that. right now nothing on the radar close by, so we're in pretty good shape. all these dots indicate reports of extremely strong winds or wind damage. you don't notice many north and west of tilly. a lot from philadelphia all the way down to the shore. but strongest wind gusts, 72 miles an hour cumberland counter. and that wind second place, 66 miles per hour long beach township near beach haven. many reports over 50. temperatures now in the 60s in many parts of the area and the wind is strong out of the west. a strong land breeze. now we cooler days on the way. we've been in the 80s for a good bit of this month so far. 83 yesterday. only 73 today. 76 only. 80 on friday. at least the next two days will be dry. the next rain is coming over the weekend. and we might get another round of thunderstorms. but most of the weekend is dry. p friday is dry. saturday morning is dry. watch what happens here in the futurecast. there we go. saturday morning, it's dry. a

strong to severe storms possible tomorrow.gest threat is strong winds, but the potential for hail. most likely after 1:00 p.m. for the strongest notice around 7:00 a.m., future weather predicting a couple showers. don't be surprised to see a couple showers tomorrow morning. then we'll break out a little bit, some sunshine. that will help to destabilize the atmosphere. by 2:00, you start to see showers and thunderstorms developing. notice the big-time storms right around the metro area, right around 4:30. so we're going to be all over this for you during the day tomorrow. if severe weather does in fact break, could be a weather alert day. that's something we're going to be watching. of course chuck bell will have the latest in the morning. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. we'll continue to watch that one closely for you. temperatures tomorrow in the upper 80s. 88 leesburg. the commuter forecast, warm in the morning. better chance of storms in the afternoon with more warm side. thursday, 85. another chance of storms. some of thos

you could have some damaging wind, strong wind and torrential rain. you're seeing the specificy spotty shower activity, that's what we can anticipate for a good portion of our sunday. just our specificy isolated showers until later on this afternoon. so after 3:00 p.m., this system, this line of storms, is expected to set up and then move west to east. so later on this afternoon, into the evening hours. the good news is the strong storms are expected to move very quickly if they do develop and push right on through. clouds behind with some spotty showers. as we get closer to midnight, everything calming down and the system clears out very quickly. our storm time line, spotty showers this morning. isolated storms to potentially develop later today and some of those could be severe. >> we'll be watching it, weather could certainly impact beyonce's c concert tonight. beyonce will perform her formation tour in front of a soldout crowd. if you're going to the concert, dress for the weather and keep the nbc 10 app handy. no problems with the weather last ni

mostly cloudy, strong storms high of 83. accuweather seven-day forecast watching for these strong storms later today. that's why today is listed in red. 83 for the high. tomorrow, sunny, less humid. tomorrow is a great day, good way to start the week, right. tuesday, clouds and sun, 83. a couple of showers not a big deal maybe a thunderstorm. wednesday, breezy and cooler, 73 with a passing shower. thursday is a great day, nice and sunny, low humidity, 75. friday, partly sunny, 77. saturday warmer, 80 degrees, of course it's sunday, a lot of people have plans. we've got the phils game and beyounce at 7, the storm will be hitting the i-95 corridor. >>> we'll be going to the baseball game. if you're at the phillies game say hi. >>> topping our people scene a hollywood actress paid it ford for a big fan. you might remember the dress that the actress wore in january. a teen from buffalo, new york, tweeted rodriguez that she loved the gown and would love to wear it to her prom. she tweeted back and said she would lend it the other

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strong wind gusts are possible. we could easily get 40 to 50 plirn miles per hour wind gusts and there is a chance we could have another round of thunderstorms later this evening. right now, though, here is storm team 4 radar, there is the capital beltway. fairfax out toward w here into parts of culpeper county and it's coming northeast. so should be affecting the warrington area here by about 6:15, 6:20 this morning. it will be on i-95 in quantico area by about 6:45. these are the pockets of heavier rain coming our way. this is all part of the system lifting northeast on this side of it. even more powerful storms here in so you were west virginia. fortunately for us, that looks like it will stay well down to our southeast and west. but there is a possibility for some localized flash flooding here this morning, not to mention the gusty wind. so future weather carries the heavy rain during the heart of the morning rush. rain will taper off after 9:00 or 10:00. depending on how warm we get, that will affect how strong

three is tracking rain and the threat of severe wet's cross the delaware valley, coming up with those strong storms could roll in. >>> it is a a june tradition hundreds of bikers will take on the manayunk wall in the philadelphia cycling classic and we are live with the spectators ready to cheer them on. >>> well to day is sunday june m rahel solomon. hopefully you enjoyed your weekend yesterday and got outside. justin drabick joining us now. even of the weekend is different outcome. >> especially later today. morning not so bad. we will have to dodge a few showers but we have to watch late afternoon in the evening hours we have that threat for strong to even severe thunderstorm. >> severe. >> damaging win potential, heavy rain no matter where you are, even if these storms aren't severe it will drop heavy downpours over a short amount of time. we have in the seen a whole lot of severe weather this sees than if you we are coming in the peak for delaware valley. this is expect. 68 degrees right now at the airport we are looking at center city. le clouds and fog to deal with. light rape right n

fo >> orlando strong. two words on social media and echoing in the city of the center of the nation's deadliest mass shooting. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm bruce johnson and joined by adam longo in orlando where some of the victims still being treated. good evening. what is the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you. a steady stream of family, friends and well-wishers coming out here to the site in front of orlando health, the main hospital off of orange avenue in orlando, leaving flowers and lighting candles, they have a prayer chain. people writing prayers on pieces of colored paper and linking them together to leave the prayers and messages of peace and hope. i want to walk you around to here is orlando health, the main hospital, the pulse nightclub is just five blocks up the street. orange avenue. perhaps the busiest thoroughfare through orlando. a good five to sick blocks of the main corridor are closed as the media has taken over the center of the road in front of the nightclub and as

get strong thunderstorms possible late in the afternoon and evening. there's another second line of strong storms coming through late thursday night. now wave two we kind of have to wait for wave one to come through and see how that develops and how much we destabilize throughout the day and regardless if we get that second or third round we should be done early friday morning raerlly clearing out. tomorrow severe weather in the morning and heavy reign and damaging winds and later on in the afternoon hail is a possibility. tornado risk is low. however you can never rule out setup like tomorrow. and by the time we hit the weekend friday is looking grea great. weekend looking better. high pressure builds in and low humidity, sunshine, we'll make up for this not so great weather we will have tomorrow. and so that weekend forecast let's take a look at. it 85 saturday. 88 sunday. and nice and warm. clear tonight and again 71 degrees and as we go into tomorrow we will see some of those stronger storms arrive as early as morning and we'll show you the 7 day f

that's where we expect potentially strong storms. we'll talk more about this and also what the rest of your weekend forecast looks like depending on where you're going to be heading in your shore forecast coming up. >>> 5:11. saw damage on the roads yesterday just driving back to burlington county because of that storm. >> yeah, with all the downed trees and limbs. let's check the roads right now. everything has been cleared out of the way. let's check 202. katy zachry is watching that. >> yeah, fortunately much of the damage from yesterday's storm that rolled through midday has cleared. a quick check on route 202. i just learned that construction has cleared route 202 northbound between the exit for route 30 and route 401. a quick check of your other stretches of route 202 northbound, everything is looking good. taking a live look at 476, this is at ridge pike. both directions, traffic is running smoothly. the northeast extension, there was some construction north of this interchange, and that has cleared in just the last little bit

europe is strong and steady. we must strengthen our solidarity.eporter: all three leaders rejected accusations that an alliance was now called the shots. they insist all decisions will be made together with the upcoming state of the upcoming summits. brent: our political discourse monitor been on this the voting story all day. i put to him that the german chancellor sounded conciliatory and even sad. simon: she is set up the british people's decision to leave the european union. all three leaders this afternoon said how mucucthey regreretted that that t was the way t thingd gone. but now it is time to look to what happens next and the question that has been on everyone's mind, how quickly can this formal process of britain's disentanglement from the eu begin? a lot of people saying they want to happen as quickly as possible, including both the social democrat leaders that we have seen this afternoon, the italian leader and the french president are both saying they want britain to start formal talks as soon as possible. chancellor merkel saying he

, lots of lightning and perhaps some strong gusty winds and maybe even some hail. by 6 o'clock, a little bit more of that and there might even be more up until about 9 o'clock tonight. then it should start to get on off the map. we do, though, have a slight risk from the national storm prediction center of any storm that forms in these areas later today producing damaging winds and hail and there's even an outside chance of a tornado. that is the threat for this afternoon and this evening maining in the southern half of the region. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, 88 is today's high. it's humid out there and later today there could be some strong storms and then tomorrow we get a break. less humid and nice, 88 but on thursday, another front arrives, this one also produces some pockets of heavy rain and perhaps some more strong gusty storms on thursday afternoon and evening. after that, we get another longer break. on friday, saturday and sunday, it looks warm but the humidity drops off and it really does look like pretty nice summer weather with highs ranging from

this line crossing the i-95 corridor right now, watch out for heavy rainfall, the possibility of strong, gusty winds, we already had a wind gust reported at 52 miles per hour at philadelphia international airport. severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for large portion of the area, as we contends with the first line, that will be the only line we're going to be contending with. we are going to be in the clear, and the national weather service already dropping count that's are west of that line of severe thunderstorms, so that's good news, but now focus on south jersey and down the shore as the line will continue to move to the east, future weather showing us into the 7:00 hour those storms nearing the coastline, 7:00, 8:00 impacting the shore and delaware beaches. then as we head into 9:00 and 27:00, system starting to wayne, maybe few lingering showers, well off to the east. then by 11:00 and midnight, no problems for us, but again, watching out for the potential tore some strong giddy -- go i wins, could bring down power polls, could bring down some trees, as well. it is importa

plan for a slow morning commute and possibly strong storms in the morning and strong storms in the afternoon and more on the severe weather threat extending into thursday an a look at much calmer looking weekend forecast all still ahead, tony. >>> all right, caityln, thank you. new tonight a prince george county teacher busted during a prostitution stipulating and police arrested martin brown yesterday me lantam saying he solicited a prostitute he's facing prostitution and human trafficking charges and he's in a teacher in hyattsville and the school system says it is cooperating with police in the investigation and willing not tolerate this kind of conduct. >> today marks 7 years sin the deadliest train crash in meto riingts hi. nine died and dozens more hurt when two trains appliede collided and they opened up about ongoing saferty issues. tisha lewis joins me with the story. >> the loved ones left behind did not get metro are nearly a dead aid after this friendly crash family members say metro is riddled with issues and problems and more work lie ahead. . >> one, two, three. . >> 7 years l

three members from each camp argue their cases in front of 6000 strong audience in wembley arena. topics the economy, immigration, and britain's place in the world. former london mayor and leave campaigner course johnson had this warning. -- boris johnson had this warring. ning. >> you can see it across europe and in this country as well. >> the london mayor campaigning for britain to stay in the eu said a brexit would bring a recession and asked what leave camp strategy would be after pulling out of the eu. >> how would you make sure that the terms of trade with the eu are better than they are now? how would you make sure small business jobs are not lost? the most important, what is your plan? >> what is your plan? all right, let's go to our correspondent in london and ask her what her plan is. she was watching that debate tonight. we want to be objective here. was there a winning side? >> well, the debate is still in full swing, but on the economy, traditionally the remain side has a bit of an because they -- a bit of an edge because they can ask they brexit side what is your pl

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nonetheless, one or two of those strong could be on the strong side around here.t likely timing around 3:00, 11:00 this evening. rain chances during the afternoon hours just isolated but they increase to scattered rain chances between 6:00 and 10:00 this evening. temperaturewise, we'll be in the mid to upper 80s again. future weather carries this morning's rain out. there will be a lot of dry hours. rain chances creep up 5:00, 6:00, to the front end until 11:00 this evening. whole check of the seven-day forecast coming up at 5:51. for now, let's good over to jack taylor for trouble will on the rock creek parkway. >> crews are still working. a the paving project going on. traffic still pretty light at this hour. we're starting to crest into the rush hour. you may find a delay or two. red line, single tracking because of the broken work track. and clarksburg near lewis dale road, you will be rerouted in the area due to do you understand power lines. >>> we have some breaking news out of turkey where a car bomb has exploded. we're told that this is targeting a police

those strong to severe thunderstorms.nd also, big temperature swing. we will start the morning at 6:00 a.m. 60 degrees. sixty-six by 9:00. briefly hit 07 by 11:00 a.m. before temperatures tank. see if you can figure out where storms came through, between 11:00 and noon, temperatures dropped 12 degrees and then we will rebound. new we are backup to six with the the sun peeking out to finish our day. temperatures in the mid 60's across the region and we have got a good stretch ahead, and first a cool night 567894 degrees the overnight low. last time it was this chilly was may 22nd, been a very warm stretch late may, early june but we have a nice cool crisp night, tomorrow looks like a beautiful day, friday same story, mostly sunny even as some clouds drift by to the south and then by saturday afternoon that is where we will have to watch, for another round of showers, and possibly, some strong thunderstorms. and if you are down the shore tomorrow, it looks g mostly sunny, breezy, beautiful. 75 degrees. and water temperature

that will be later this afternoon into early this evening and those storms could also produce strongty winds and perhaps some damage. 75 degrees is the current temperature. you'll notice as you step outside where it isn't raining that it's still very humid out there and obviously warmer this morning than in recent mornings. 76 currently in allentown, 75 in reading, 76 in trenton, 72 in wilmington and 73 in cape may and of course nobody wants to be outside in cape may right now with those thunderstorms marching through. as we go through the afternoon 78 degrees by 7 o'clock. 10 o'clock 84 degrees and the afternoon does look warm up until about 3 o'clock with a high of 88 degrees. of course as those thunderstorms start to build in that temperature will drop and we're probably back well down into the 70's by 6 o'clock. more on this morning's storms and that second batch coming in karen plus word of another round for thursday. it's all ahead in the seven day. >> all right, dave. you just mentioned cape may. i don't want to be driving around in cape may and that's what we're doing right n

the strong storms knocked out power lines and knocked down trees.he thunderstorms didn't last very long but the intense wind is what caused most of the damage. a home in morristown, burlington county caught fire after lightning struck there. >> a big boom and she comes and says, mommy, what was that? i look out the back door. i thought maybe one of the tree branches fell on the house. there were flames roaring out the backside of the house. >> in south philadelphia, the skies cleared just in time for a huge crowd to enjoy an outdoor performance by beyonce at lincoln financial field. >>> some people are still waiting for lights to come back. atlantic city electric has more than 1600 people without power, delmarva has 800 without power. >>> pocono raceway will take another crack at running the nascar sprint cup race. rain and fog postponed it yesterday, it kept cars off the tricky triangle in long pond. better weather is expected today. gates open at 8:00, the race starts at noon. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >>> and good mond

strong winds and torrential downpours moved through the delaware valley around 6:00 p.m.he storm moved quickly but left widespread damage in its wake. the national weather service gathered more than a dozen reports of damage between delaware, southeastern pennsylvania and southern new jersey. two trees down along 21st street and graduate hospital. one by pemberton and on the by fitzwater street. in delaware county a tree down in darby on darby terrace. across the bridge in new jersey, strong wind gusts brought down trees and power lines just off of east main street in mullica hill. power issues in west deptford with lines down and traffic lights affected. fortunately new york city reports of serious injuries have been reporte reported. we've seen several atlantic city electric crews just canvassing the area. i just check their outage map and it is showing more than 5,000 customers still affected. some may not be restored until well into tomorrow. for now rear live in mullica hill, trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, thank you very much. >>> unless gloucester county

strong to severe thunderstorms.inds are the main threat with wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour. also, there's going to be a lot of moisture in the air. it's a really juicy air mass and we could have flooding downpours up to about 2-inches, localized flooding and of course dangerous lightning so if you do hear that rumble of thunder, get inside immediately. so, the five at any at 5:00 showing tomorrow clouds with some sunshine and again a few spotty showers. it will be warm and humid with a high of 84 degrees. sunday, though, highlighting this, because this is when you really have to keep your eye to the sky, download that storm tracker6 app with strong thunderstorms in the afternoon, 81 degrees. behind this system on monday as we head back to work and school it's going to be beautiful mostly sunny, 82 degrees, low humidity. on tuesday, another cold front will bring us another round of thunderstorms in the afternoon, 83 degrees and behind that system on wednesday, cool and comfortable all the way down to 75 de

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sew that would be a flash flooding threat four not to mention strong and severe storms. area you have a potential or sliingts rick of seeing storms with damaging winds and ever hade and i and maybe a little bit of hail again eye temperatures today in low 80s. we'll be warmer than that tomorrow and more humid and a lot of clouds. and best part of all the forecast fist day of summer is monday. it will feel like. it upper 80s with a lot of sunshine and strong and scattered storms tuesday a warm day and little cooler wednesday after the frontal boundary pushes through. we'll keep you all ahead of the weather and update on latest information coming in at 11. right now let's send it over to jim lokay and see what's up in sports. >> we could not see where storm systems ended and yellow dress began. >> lightening in a bottle. >> exactly. >> 12:30 afternoon baseball game sl called businessman special what about do you call 4:00 start rubber match of three game against the cubs vl early starts as nats set west coast wing in san diego. all the way to the bottom of the ninth. wilson

moving through some of which could be strong and potentially severe. threat concern. heavy rain is high. damaging winds high. lightning pretty moderate as well as that some hail and we'll have to watch out for the pocket 18th of an isolated tornado and i think that threat is high south of the city. as we head into tonight shower and storm activity mainly concentrated north and west of philadelphia, could see some scattered showers an few thunderstorms rolling through late tonight and through the first part of the day tomorrow. notice the activity starting to flare up a little more as we head into the afternoon hours tomorrow as we get that heating of the day and then as the cold front makes an approach late afternoon evening hours tomorrow we're going to see that line of thunderstorms cruising on through with some embedded strong and potentially severe thunderstorms in this line it continues to race east as we head into the evening hours but then i think by late evening, midnight, we will be in the clear but tomorrow evening is that time frame to keep

strong west wind, we'll be seeing strong gusts. rehoboth beach also with a land breeze.nd that means that the temperature at the shore is the same or even higher than what we'll see in philadelphia tomorrow. but as the wind shifts into the seabreeze, look at the difference between the shore and philadelphia on saturday. at the shore, i think it's saturday night, it's right in the middle between saturday and sunday when we will be seeing those thunderstorms at the shore. so most of the weekend is looking okay. full 10 day forecast coming up a little later. >>> could it be a game changer in the fight against cancer? some doctors say it's not where the cancer is located, what they're focusing on instead is next at the 5:00. >>> plus don't mess with mom. surveillance video captured her fighting and clawing as the man tried to kidnap her child. how she finally stopped him and what police are revealing about the suspect. >>> a life saving donation for close to a dozen elementary schools in philadelphia. today about 20 automated external defibrillators or aeds were donated to t

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storm scan3 shows storms headed our way this noon, looking at the potential for some locally strong ones today. >>> good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, so what areas could be in the bulls eye for rough weather let's get right over to the person who knows best. meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking the storm from the cbs-3 weather center. what's going snob. >> guys, thankfully, locally not too much happening here in the delaware vale. but you just saw on storm scan, the storms are starting to ignite just off to the west, and as this front drifts through our region, we will eventually see the potential for some locally strong if not severe thunderstorms here, as well. more than anything, a sense of the timing here. we breakdown more of the meat and potatoes of the system as gee throughout the show. we look forward here, rather, back in time, i should say, i'm going to take you all the way back on the radar, take you back now to the overnight hours, we on the air this morning on "eyewitness news" this morning when two separate rounds of very heavy thunderstorms rumbled

and eu will remain strong. as much as we can be a conduit between the two, that is also important. >> are there ways the department is looking to compensate for losing an ally in the world's largest trading block? >> how so? argument that president obama and others made for the u.k. remaining in was that in many ways talking about how important it was to have an important ally echoing u.s. interests. is there an alternative or backup plan the u.s. is working on to remain its interest in the eu? , because i think we still have strong relationships with member states. the secretary said the other day that he will miss the u.k. voice at the table in the eu. that is legitimate. but we respect the vote of the british people. we will figure out a way moving forward to shore up our relations with the remaining partners within the eu and make sure that the u.s.-british relationship remains is vital as it has always been. puthy does make sense to britain at the back of the queue for negotiations now that it has left bre

that was strong. and because of brexit, a lot of people are saying, there is no chance the fed will raise rates this year. though what makes this so awesome, the fear we get the increase. it is the best of two worlds, strong u.s. economic data and removing the fear that the fed is going to increase interest rates. catalyst oil, the dollar index, reduce assets? what is driving the trade? dani: today, there is a lot of strengths with energy. so much uncertainty around their. there are a lot of investors who are going to blog on to oil. oil trade is pretty confident. not confident with financials, for example with all of the uncertainty out there. that is one sector in particular. in general, the past few days, because of the riskier assets, energy, materials, those are the ones coming back the fiercest right now. theities still gaining, but other assets not really coming back as strong. interesting though, those are really expensive right now. when you are in this environment and you are not sure, espec

very strong winds up there. down in those thunderstorms and came out and did all that damage. but look what we're left with, nothing but a couple little sprinkles around the area. we're also left with cooler days around here. it was 83 yesterday, it's been in the 80s for a while. 73 was the high today. tomorrow even without rain, it's only get to ting to 76 and then friday 80. allege warm a little warmer over the weekend, average high this time of year is up to 81. these are the sustained winds right now. everybody coming out of the northwest. atlantic city still 26 miles per hour. they gusted up to near 60 miles per hour with the storms. and tomorrow, these are tomorrow winds, not that much less than what we're seeing today. 18-mile-per-hour sustained wind in philadelphia. 20 mile-per-hour in atlantic city. but it's an offshore wind and that's why the shore will be just as warm as the rest of the area. we're dry tomorrow. we're dry on friday. the next system trt the northwest looks like it will come down fast,

the dollar having a very strong time during the course of may.he index ended yesterday, up 4% and it is up 3% for may ar a whole. bear that in mind when we get back, over 3% for the nasdaq in the face gain for the broader zone. today, the main mover, as you can see, is the yen strengthening by . 7%. a big reason, of course, for that nikkei weakness. gold prices, as well. we're looking at gold this morning rising, but only by ten basis points to 1218. >>> the first month goal has lost ground this year, so it's been an amazinging rally. but 6% lower in the month of may. so who knows. >> in the face of the dollar rising, so it is surprising. >>> the calendar, may construction price index is out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. follow by the beige report meat numbers as for this morning and throughout the afternoon. look for earnings from michael kors, and lands' end and before the open, crowd score storage provider box is after the close. >>> japan's softbank is selling at least 4.9 alibaba shares to raise capital. it will drop from about 32% to 28%. >>> mean

strong. we watched the contango. watch how the front months trade relative to the back months. six months ago, that was very wide. it was telling you that you could store the crude oil, bidding to go into storage. now that term structure has completely changed. we've almost gone into a backwardation at some point. especially with the problems two weeks ago in canada. that term structure has narrowed dramatically. you can't store crude anymore. crude is not bidding to go into storage. it's a fundamentally strong circumstance. the trend is up. you can't fade it. >> it sounds like yellen is on the sidelines. i bring that up because of the impact on the dollar and oil. in terms of your view of oil going to 60, does it almost not matter at this point? >> i think the trend is so strong at this point, it wants to get there. look what's going on in the grains. strange circumstance there. look what's going on in gold. what's really interesting, watch the bond market. here's the bond market. it refuses

strong to severe storms on the way.sting as high as 60 miles an hour for anyone of these then are storms. that is the main threat. downpours, rain up to 2 inches in some locations and that will lead to some localized flooding, again, isolated tornado we cannot rule that out south and east of philadelphia exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you strong storms likely tomorrow, high temperature up to 83. less humid, sunny looking good on monday up to 84. partly sunny on tuesday with the thunderstorm around and 82. wednesday, breezy, up to 76. delightful next thursday at 77. seventy-eight on friday and plenty of sunshine on saturday, walter with a high temperature coming in at 78. make sure you you are prepared tomorrow have afternoon. >> all right, thanks, melissa. >>> with the rain in the forecast stay with six abc.com/weather all throughout the weekend. storm tracker six live double scan radar puts a million watts of forecasting power right at your fingertips. be sure to follow our team of meteorologists on