closer to the shore along atlantic city, storms hanging off the shore. se storms are, in fact moving away. but left behind still a lot of rain. up to 2 inches so far through cape may atlantic county. that's a flood advisory until 7:30. flooding possible in those areas like we've already seen this afternoon. and 3 to 4 inches of rain with a flash flood warning including vineland buena vista, across the expressway as well. that area we are seeing localized flooding as well. now, the flood threat is through all the counties shaded in green here. this is a majority of our area. heavy rain leading to localized flooding as we go through the rest of tonight. this goes until tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. so we'll still be dealing with heavy showers and thunderstorms. future weather shows for the rest of tevin inghe evening. a majority around the philadelphia area new jersey and delaware. lehigh valley, poconos, not seeing as much. that'll last across midnight. and by tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., i think we'll have scattered showers around for the morning commute. s

right now, the rainfall is just in the atlantic city area. he clouds have been thickening for some areas north and west. it's trying to create a few showers. the only steady rainfall is in the beach haven area into atlantic city. offshore those are the storms that came through overnight. those are out of the picture for the rest of the day. but this is what we're tracking for the weekend. the weather that's moving through missouri heading towards st. louis, that is going to be the rainmaker for us. and it will be here later on saturday. the first rain drops, though could be falling saturday morning. for today, most of the day, rain will not be falling. just a scattered shower is possible. lots of clouds low 80s for allentown, reading, while it's 74 degrees this afternoon in the pocono mountains, plenty of clouds, a few scattered showers, especially this afternoon for doylestown, mount holly and trenton. along the coastline, you'll be looking at cloudy skies, 75 in rehoboth, atlantic city 74. just inland it's a possibility of a scattered shower

that is just to the north of atlantic city. still showers and they will keep going for the next hour or so in the atlantic city area. the heavier rainfall is offshore. and also to our southwest, can't ken and into missouri and that's going to bring us wet weather for this weekend. for today, you'll see scattered light showers during the day, mostly cloudy skies, 68 grows at 6:00. by 9:00 not much warmer 70. those clouds keep temperatures lower by noontime just 75 degrees. the seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow with rain moving in. we'll see showers early in the day. the heavier rainfall coming in later in the day on saturday. and into sunday. still a few showers in the area. we could see breaks of sunshine later in the day on sunday. not a lot, just 75 degrees sunday afternoon. bright sunny skies returns for monday. high of 85. typical summer day for monday and tuesday and the chance of more showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. >>> if you're getting ready to head out the door let's get the first alert traffic. >> je

sfarz showers are concerned, light showers in the atlantic city area. y rainfall is now offshore. there's more in store for us looks to the southwest. you can see kentucky into west virginia. that's the first round of showers. another round of showers in missouri. we've got a weekend ahead that will see some wet weather. we're tracking those showers in missouri as they move through the ohio valley early saturday morning. tomorrow morning. we'll start off with clouds. this is the wet weather that's on the way. they could produce some heavy rainfall later on saturday and saturday at noontime that first rain starts moving into the airy. moving out the door today, mostly it will be a cloudy day. isolated showers won't last long. the temperatures just 72 degrees by 10:00. at 1:00 this afternoon, 76 degrees. near 80 this afternoon. but nowhere near it tomorrow. heavy rain in store later on saturday. possibly some thunderstorms, too. into sunday mornhíg. and then there's a chance we'll see late-day sunshine breaking through the clouds on sunday. the clouds are

the atlantic city area seeing rain into atlantic, ocean and burlington counties. light rainfall the steadier heavier rainfall is now offshore. clouds will be with us for most of the day. some breaks of sunshine are possible. overall it's going to be cooler thanks to those clouds. 76 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. let's get a check of traffic, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington standing by. jessica? >> we are watching the schuylkill expressway so far this morning around montgomery drive. everything moving along just fine still a 12-minute drive time from the vine street expressway to the center city area. u.s. 1 southbound between stony bank and thornton road still being blocked due to fallen power cables from tuesday night's storm. greenwich township on 295, we have exit ramps closed due to downed wires. exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 at swedesboro road and exit 17 right around harmony road. as for mass transit, we're doing okay for septa and patco. new jersey transit still

cloudy skies over northeast philadelphia and the rain just tapered off in atlantic city. there are still showers along the coastline, just to the north of atlantic city. you can see the clouds that are over the buildings in center city, a live view from the adventure aquarium. there it is dry in philadelphia. the light rainfall is not very impressive but it's still coming down in ocean county for stafford, beach haven, galloway seeing a light rainfall this morning an a few sprinkles in eastern cumberland county and into atlantic county in new jersey. neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast mostly cloudy skies. a hint of sunshine chance of scattered showers for allentown and reading. low 70s for the pocono mountains. clouds occasional showers are possible for doylestown trenton and mt. holly and at the shore, mainly cloudy day, too. you could see pop-up showers, the temperatures won't pop up all that much. atlantic city cape may, all in the 70s. wilmington, high of 79 degrees, up to 79 for philadelphia and westchester. very uniform temperatures thanks to the clouds. and the c

there is the chefs aat the shore event and benefits the programs like the atlantic city aquarium and nary students we'll have more on that in the 5:00 hour. there is your friend hello she wants to say hello to you. >> what is her name again? >> she is the red boa. >> thank you. adam is not speaking to you anymore by the way >>> this is a simple act of kindness a woman stopped her car and filmed. >> this is a good deed, this is so nice. >> that is the voice of bernese daniels, watched as a philadelphia police officer stopped to help two young kids carrying two heavy bags of laundry to a laundry mat down the street he stopped and put the bags in the trunk and drove them to the laundry mat themselves. >> that is a blessing god bless him. >> he is sammy from the 12th pry sink and is nope to do things like this all the time and the officer is a genuinely nice guy and he will be pleased to know that someone is noticing his good work. >> a special guy. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per

williamstown just to the east of turnersville the atlantic city expressway is right through here, moving over the atlantic city expressway overturnersville and blackwood turnerville road and south of gibbsboro, and downtown berlin and pitman and glassboro, are you hearing the roar of the wind and the constant rumble of thunder right now as the meat of the part of the storm the wind and rain and lightning is moving over you with the possibility of a tornado, it's now overturnersville and moving towards berlin as wells across key road that insects over the atlantic city expressway. >> people say we shouldn't alarm our viewers, we never needlessly want to alarm our viewers but a little alarm can go a long way, we want you to take precautions when there is a tornado warning in your neighborhood. quick question to try to put this in perspective with every tornado warnings what are the chances if you can quantify that that there could be a tornado in the area? >> statistically, when you look at a tornado warning, that you take seriously every time. right now we see one or two tornadoes out of

we have an accident on the atlantic city expressway at the black horse pike in atlantic county. it cleared traffic was restricted. moving once again burling bristol -- burlington bristol bridge was closed for maintenance and now it's open good to go, tam and eva. >> two bullets hit a bus filled with students driver was transporting students when he heard the shots. nobody on board was hurt. there was a large fight on one school campus before the shooting. it is unclear if the incidents are related. >>> new this morning authorities in tennessee are working to determine the cause of a crash that killed 6 people on a highway. police say the crash outside of chatga that stretch of roadway is expected to stay closed until sometime this morning. >>> an investigation is underway after a veteran said he was denied a ride on a new jersey transit bus because of his service dog. daniel heart tried to board the bus with his dog a pitbull named tank. the driver wouldn't let him on even though the dog was marked with a vest and tag. another bus came along and allowed them to board. >> we have

temperatures a bit cooler at the atlantic city airport at 80 degrees. nice and comfortable at 76. 84 in dover. right along the shore was definitely the place to be to kick off the weekend especially if you wanted slightly cooler temperatures. 24 hour temperature change map shows we are 7 degrees cooler in the poconos. down six degrees in philadelphia and six degrees in dover. so changes are slowly on the way for us. we are just not as hot but still going to stay warm. our average for this time of year is 82. as we head into tomorrow 85 degrees by monday. kick back up to about 88 degrees. satellite radar shows clouds around. we see the clouds increasing as we head into the rest of tonight. these showers and storms should not effect us. we will show you when we can expect wet weather to move in. that is closer to 7:00 p.m. on sunday moving in from the west. expect conditions near wilmington to change closeerse to 7:00 tomorrow. by the time you head to work on monday we are tracking potentially heavy down pours pushing into montgomery allen town. on and off

boardwalk today. >> this is just such a low class move, in my opinion and really the owner and the city of atlantichould be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: the message continued to play a day after lawyers for the wildwoods boardwalk special improvement district sent this legal notice by overnight mail demanding that b & b parking immediately stop using the recording on its new atlantic city tram cars and destroy any digital copy. >> they are using it for commercial purpose, stolen property. they are using a recording that belongs to our company. >> there has been such an uproar we didn't realize it was such an issue with them. had we known that we would have never put it on originally. >> watch the tram car, please. >> reporter: nbc 10 first told you about the controversy last friday when b & b promised to change the recording by monday after a.c. officials asked them to. that did not happen. >> we had to get our work scheduled with the folks who did this for us originally. >> reporter: are you disappointed that it took this long for them to change it? >> yeah. it's taken longer than it should

a as sue mentioned heavy rain along the stretch of the atlantic city expressway. watching us down the shore this morning and coming back in towards the city, again wipers full force here on the ac expressway. otherwise, roads are just wet. here's a live look at downtown the vine street expressway. it was supposed to be closed last night from about 9:00 o'clock until 5:00 this morning. the obviously the rain kept the construction crew as way from last night. we're opened for business in center city. forty-two in toward the city again nothing out of the ordinary. maybe a puddle or two in the far left or far right lane. that will be the the case too on the construction zones like i-95, as you work your way northbound they have that new pattern well, that far left or far right lane where drainage grates sits, a lot of uneven pavement in the work zone so be careful hitting any puddles. we had spin outs this time yesterday morning because of those puddles but i-95 that new pattern in problems coming out of the north east. we're in good shape on 202 and so far so good on

the plan will involve the atlantic city sports commission and caesar's entertainment. the new initiative will have a significant economic impact on the future of the city. nbc10's jersey shore bureau reporter ted green burg will be live although the announcement. we'll tell you what will happen this afternoon on "nbc10 news" at 4:00. >>> the battle between the new owner of atlantic city's former revel casino and power company is cooling down for now. a federal judge approved a deal between glenn straub's north polo country club and ac energy partners. it will keep power flowing to the new revel building for the near future. >>> atlantic city is one step closer to building a giant observation wheel. the president of steel pier just got back from italy where some of the parts are being made. the 200-observation wheel will include climate-controlled gondolas and promises sweeping views of the ocean and the atlantic city skyline. >>> a young delaware county firefighter is being hailed as a hero. police say his quick thinking may have saved the life of an umpire during a bas

can we show lights to the atlantic city to the north of us. you can see casinos when you look to the beach here in margate and of course, to the south it is beaches beaches beaches, hotels, hotels hotels, fun places to stay on vacation. ideal weather no it is not ideal but it is still good. you can see we don't have umbrellas up. we're not under a tent. looking at ultimate doppler radar will show a few left over showers along the shore but for most of us the rain has pretty much, ended. you might see or feel a sprinkle or two walking out the door, bus stop buddy is wool side with the umbrella, the just in case umbrella and he has long sleeves on as a little bit cooler wet they are morning then it was so we're mostly dry this morning. a sprinkle or two is not out of the question. it is a seven yes dave warren, did a seven today it was a collaborative effort. and that is because a large portion of the day will be dry, we will see a few showers but we will see sunshine, peeking through here and there as well and we will get to a high, current tem

low 80s in wilmington and philadelphia. 80 in cape may and 78 up the pike in atlantic city. closer look at the shore, a lot of upper 70s down the beach today and the ocean temperature is currently 70 off atlantic city. 81 in bethany beach and 71 off delaware today. phillies baseball, brewers in town 70 degrees for the first pitch, 79th in the inning. phillies scored twice yesterday. another front coming in on tuesday, this is the beginning of the change that i am talking about, sun will mix with clouds as the day goes on, late in the day and evening there's a chance of a frontal boundary beginning to sweep across us, that will fire up a thunderstorms future tracker 6 is showing that to you tomorrow. most of the stuff is holding off by the afternoon 2:30, we're probably dry 6:00 the model run is north and west of philadelphia. the better chance popping through may be the evening hours, there's a better chance of thunderstorms on wednesday taken maybe again on thursday afternoon depending on the movement of that front. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 81 degrees, ni

the east coast. >> it's nuts. it's economics 101. >> casinos of course, by design, neglect the city's existing assets, salt air, a walk by the glorious north atlantic the restaurants. >> this is what it is going to take for atlantic city to come back. it's going to be places like this. celebrate the ghosts, you know. >> some nice crab cakes at dock's, a big freaking lobster stuffed with crab imperial, plum souffle. those things are bad for business, the business of taking your money. >> thank you so much. lovely. that'll work. that's good. i don't want to sound like i'm down on atlantic city because i see it as an incredibly, almost ludicrously hopeful place. whatever is left should be hung onto because it is going to come around. >> there's nothing funny about losing all your money yet casinos are steady employers of that most hard-working species of entertainers. these comedians are two of the hardest working people around. married to each other and new jersey. >> it's so much money to live here. i drove three exits on the jersey turnpike. it was $7. if you drive a whole new jersey turnpike, when you get to the end, you have to give them your car

the other would increase education aid for atlantic city mandate health insurance and requirement benefitso workers and redevelopment funds to pay down the dead and shut down the atlantic city alliance to use it's 30 million-dollar budget for other purposes. >>> the state house passed the ban of powder alcohol. it could lead to overconsumption for adults and dangerous to children. >> breaking overnight a plane goes down with passengers from a cruise ship on board. storm hits the delaware valley, an update on the efforts to restore power to people next up on "action news." ♪ ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtag. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. get unlimited visits with a season pass for 6 payments as low as $18.50. sesame place ♪ go before they grow. ♪ >> hamming today tobacco -- happening today, president obama clifers the you'll -- eulogy of the pastor slain in the charleston church shooting. >>

poconos. 77 in allentown. 78 in wilmington. 79 in millville. 77 in the atlantic city airport. temperatures near wildwood at 77. this is the last 12-hour loop for you. i want to show how strong the thunderstorms are that moved through. we are seeing a few isolated light showers mainly pushing into cumberland and salem counties. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures will feel like they're in the mid 90s. just keep that in mind as you make plans for dad. actual temperatures will be in the low 90s. we will see a warm hot, humid sticky day. the next eight hours, here's the breakdown. temperatures warming up nicely. it will feel warm as early as noon with temperatures at 84. breezy conditions by 3:00 p.m. 88. by 6:00 p.m. 89. today's high at 90 degrees. ted? ♪ >>> happening now, church services are resuming at emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina. an emotional morning there after nine people were kill during a shooting rampage last week. the pastor among the victims. a pastor from new york is leading services there today. >>> the philadelphia church with ties to ema

warmer down the shore. 74 in atlantic city. ards the shore in the high 70s, low 80s. it will be a very nice day to hang around the delaware beaches or along the shore. by 11:00 a.m. 71. by 2:00 p.m. 78 mostly cloudy. another break from the clouds around 5:00 p.m. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures 78. we're in the middle of a warming trend. i'm tracking what to expect as you head back to work. that's coming up. >>> we're learning more about an explosion and fire at a water park in taiwan caught on video. watch this. official now say colored theatrical powder thrown on to a music stage exploded into flames. the fire quickly spread into a crowd of specktateorspectators. nearly 500 people were hurt. dozens have serious injuries. rescue workers and bystanders carried the injured out on inflatable boats and stretchers. it's not clear what started the fire. >>> a surprise visitor left partygoers barely breathing in bethlehem. this 300-pound black bear that wandered into a college party near lehigh university early yesterday morning

cameras for the areas that were hit the hardest yesterday with rain, parts of new jersey, atlantic county ocean county we're doing okay. on the 42 freeway around the atlantic city expressway. you can see headed northbound, southbound currently no problems. still a five-minute trip if you're headed from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. no problems on the walt whitman bridge as well. the blue route, you can see the rain falling in the distance. all of the cars moving along nicely. nice and green. definitely good news. 15 minutes headed northbound from 95 up towards the schuylkill expressway. a great alternate this morning if you don't want to get in the car. septa, new jersey transit or amtrak all running on time with no reported delays. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> well the flood watches and advisories are going to be expiring and now we just have the damp and chilly day ahead. so a different type of day than yesterday. we have more showers, not just today but later in the week and a lot of clouds this week. wind is coming in off the ocean. until that wind direction changes, it will be hard

dying, the beaches enemy, a sad and forlorn place. unlike atlantic city they didn't look for a magic bullet, like casino gambling. and to a great extent, they succeeded. by keeping alive what made asbury park special. they hung on to what was important. like this place, where any overgrown child still wants to play. >> thank god. >> look! tilt up! >> no way. that's delicate. >> come on! >> hit! hit, baby, hit! man, these are tough! >> this is important for children. >> i think so. >>ion, your first exposure to racy images of women are all set in some sort of '20s fetishistic alternate universe. and it also teaches you shame. >> and teaches you humility when you lose. >> and exactly the limits of how much you can break the rules before it tilts. >> i think they should have a silt for all sorts of things. >> i think so so, too. you step over the bar in a line, talking to a young lady. tilt! >> that way you know you've got to start again. >> i tilted it already. i barely touched it. what are they talking about? >> that's what they all say. >> wait a minute!

sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city, we made it to friday, that deserves a dance right? >> yes. >> atlantic city all lit up as we prepare to head into theaking of atlantic city, new jersey lawmakers passed a rescue plan for ac, the most important piece of legislation will let casinos make payments in lieu of taxes for 15 years. the others would create new state education aid for atlantic city mandate health insurance and retirement for casino workers and shut down the atlantic city alliance to let it use it's 30 million-dollar budget for other purposes. >> in the morning buzz, if you're in washington, d.c. there's taxation without reputation. tom carper of delaware introduced a bill into congress to make the district of columbia. now what they would do, they would strike washington, d.c. down to the white house the capitol and the mall. they will turn the city into the state of columbia, it would have more residents than wyoming or vermont. it's often been a local movement. it will be interesting to see what happens when it's coming from a lawmaker of a different state. >>> condoning divorce the pope sets the stage for another round of

the test. they need to know atlantic city. how well do the chef and megan know ac. >> what is you are proposing is a game show. >> i think so. >> we will do it. >> it business that time alex holy. >> did you down load the fox 29 news app yet. well we will tail our inner taylor swift coming up next this week. >> and you better believe it. >> hey aretha. >> ♪ >> she's got it. >> yes. >> these little girl, i mean her moves are taking the storm by internet. >> book her on ellen right now. >> all right. 7:01. >> husband taking their wife's last name is a growing trend. >> you can see my wig here for my taylor swift. >> bad blood. >> ready to go. >> zeo selldonna a announced he is mr. selldone. >>> he took her last name, his name is marco. >> yes. >> marco selldone. >>> he took her name because they are equal and add his wife warned him against the move saying you will you emasculated. to which he replied i don't care. they wed two years ago and they welcomed twin boys back in november. >> that is interesting. >> listen this doodies

traveling 42 freeway one area we have construction zone both north and southbound, between the the atlantic city expressway and 295. we have a moving crew ongoing until 6:00 a.m. may not set you back if you are having early plans to head down the shore but 42 freeway looks good. we will look at this map overall in new jersey we are in the green in and around this area. on 295 northbound on the 42 freeway, northbound 295 between the 42 freeway and route 30, right lane blocked until 6:00 a.m. because of construction. a few construction project if you are traveling in new jersey. as we make our way in delaware delaware county, to 20th two concord pike southbound at 95 the right lane is block until 8:00 a.m. as a result of construction. usually construction zone tend to set us back during rush hour just good idea to be mindful if that is where you are headed. look at these speed sensors at 49:34. we never have too much of rush hour at this time. i would be a little freaked out i think but as of right now pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware moving smoothly h in delays for mass transit. things look jus

that's the same number at the atlantic city airport. e direction of the arrows, this is a westerly breeze it's a lands breeze and i can tell you from going down the jersey shore my entire life i hated this breeze because it rounds up the gnats and the green heads. cape may 71. seas of 2 to 4 feet. satellite and radar frontal system sitting right here trying to push to the south. by tomorrow it will look something like this. of the it will sag here, the winds shift out of the of the northeast. land breeze today, sea breeze tomorrow. forecast we get you started in the weekend. 89 degrees, very warm, not as intense as yesterday. again that's for the city. jersey shore, 82 humid with the sun. in the poconos morning fog less humid high of 76. >>> chris, thank you. >>> any great home theater needs lots of great snacks. the designers of the live well show knock it off have aject so your family will never miss the action again. >> reporter: we'll create a snack station so the family will never miss a beat running to the kitchen for snacks again.

they don't like that they stole the message here in atlantic city to tell people to watch out. what the problem. we have a problem, controversy with we stole atlantic city's line telling people to watch out. what is the problem with the line we're using. >> folks in wildwood feel like they have ownership of the message that was, being used, and we, once we heard about they were upset we decided to change the message. >> what can people do. we have a contest what can we do. >> go to light rock 96.9.com, 96.9.com and they can, they can submit an entry for new tram message and winner of the contest will receive a you this dollars cash prize. >> how about get out of the way. >> hey, thanks very much, good morning. how are you. how is the tram ride a lot of fun. >> beautiful. >> what do you think how is the wide. >> good. >> how old are you is what your name. >> kevin. >> aidan. >> so cute. is what your name. >> unaudible. >> i think i'm in love. they are so cute. >> guys, we will ride the tram, we will head down to riply's believe it or not because i believe it. we will show so thi

. >>> if you don't have plans today, you may want to head to the steele pier in atlantic city. there are several things happening there today including the atlantic city grand prix powerboat race the bass pro shops outlet is hosting a family fishing tournament of sorts on the pier this afternoon and all the rides there. all dads ride for free from noon until 5:00. >>> this morning, worshipers are returning to emanuel ame church. you are looking at pictures outside of the church where nine people were murdered a few days ago. the service is set to begin in about three minutes. we'll take you inside. plus this -- >> i'm jesse gary live in west philadelphia outside of penn presbyterian hospital where several victims are recovering after being shot by shotgun at a block party. new information coming up after the break. >>> the rain is starting to push out. we are tracking hot and humid conditions for your father's day. i'll let you know what to expect. that's coming up in my full forecast. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank y

the dark. atlantic city electric has more than 68,000 customers without power. peco has 13,000. pse & g is down to 1100 customers without power. >>> comcast is keeping the plug in and power up stations tonight as well as through the weekend so people can charge their phones and tablets, check out the nbc 10 app for a list of locations in hard-hit areas. >>> tonight, septa's top cop taking the blame after the arrest of a father put the man's child in danger. the father is accused of not paying the $2 fare. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal joins us with the story. randy? >> reporter: septa police say this passenger never ponies up the $2 in change it takes to ride the train so an officer arrested him after he refused to get off this septa train in northeast philly but the video of this encounter posted to social media is causing some outrage. people say police used excessive force. the passenger wearing green gets on the septa train in frankford carrying what appears to be his young daughter but police say this man never paid for his fare. you watch as an officer approaches him, asks him

the big storms going off atlantic city. the line is through the poconos, now through allentown, bethlehem and if it continues at its current pace to hit abington around 7:00 philadelphia around 7:30. that does not include the shower that is coming through right now. you can see how fast this has been moving through in bucks county for example. just past bedminster. and this shower that's the one that you just saw the dark cloud from the skyline. it's coming down the schuykill expressway right into parts of philly. then the other shower comes around 7:30. the temperatures 90 degrees in philly 76 in mt. pocono and allentown. so it is cool out there. it will be clearing out very quickly. as soon as that line comes through, that's the end of the rain threat during the day. today, no rain. later tonight, no rain but here comes the showers back tomorrow night and into thursday morning. more showers thursday evening, maybe even some thunderstorms with an onshore wind. thursday is going to be a cool day. then we dry out on friday. b

>> reporter: yes, we had our fill of food and now showing you gorgeous views of the back bays of atlantic city we'll have the accuweather forecast for the shore. >>> a couple of local pilots took off today for an epic cross country race made up entirely of women pilots. they will be flying in the air race classic next week. the race is more than 2500 miles and it begins in virginia and stops in eight cities before ending in alabama. there is a $10,000 prize but the event is about more than just money. >> only about 6% of the pilot population is women and only 1% of the working population is women. we get to hang out with 110 pilots for the race. >> the air race classic traces back to 1929 with a derby featuring 20 women pilots and among them none other than amelia earhardt. >>> it happened on independence mall 48 people became american citizens reporter, katherine scott was there. >> reporter: i don't have the words to say how much this means to me. she came to the united states back in 2000 and today she can call herself a u.s. citizen, when she arrived here 15 years ago it was with the promi

accident in cherry hill route 07 right here near kings highway crash for the folks down the shore in atlantic city westbound right here near the black horse pike and then a lot of the storm closures remain the same as they did yesterday, like right here at 295, off ramps to and from exits number 15, 16, and 17, all closed as crews continue to either repair the power lines or remove some of the trees. power outages in many neighborhood, more so traffic lights and detours in the neighborhood. so follow the detour respect the closures. they are there for a reason. this is southbound baltimore pike still closed at schoolhouse lane and heading down to the dover beaches or delaware beaches through dover today we have a big music festival that kicks off at the speed way later today. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> thanks very much. peco reporting more than 30,000 homes and businesses still without electricity this morning, but that is down from nearly 205,000 at the height of the tuesday's storm. >> if you are one of the 30,000, that number doesn't make you feel any better, here i'm still, afflic

the right one yet. atlantic we're fogged in pretty good. this is on the boards in atlantic city. to the left. we have a little bit of a chop 2 to 4 feet. not looking like a nice beach day, you'll see sunshine later this afternoon. 66 degrees back in philadelphia. dewpoint, 62. winds out of the west/southwest at 3 miles per hour. the pressure is falling. allentown, 64. reading, 67. millville, 63 and dover coming in at 65 degrees this hour. atlantic county, cape may and ocean county. a couple of showers pushing toward the southeast getting closer and closer to the shorepoints. we go over to double scan live and set it in motion, again, you can see it's heading to the off southeast. moving quickly 20 to 25 miles per hour. should be over lbi over the next half-hour 25 minutes once that pulls through there's the potential of more showers with the actual front i itself. once that swings through we'll have clouds and sunshine later on and nicer afternoon. clouds across northern p-a and western upstate new york. there's a gradual increase in sunshine this afternoon. a couple of showers d

temperatures in the poconos, 68. 75 in philadelphia. 74 in atlantic city. shing into the 90s today. the feels-like temperature in the mid 90s. 84 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m. 89. >>> 7:32. new from overnight, a fiery scene in the east falls section of philadelphia when a car burst into flames. this was on the roosevelt expressway near fox street around 3:30 this morning. shortly after we arrived, firefighters were able to put the flames out. no one was hurt. there's no word on what sparked that fire. >>> police are investigating after a security guard at a philadelphia bar shot and killed a man. they say a fight broke out at old madrid at 5th and fisher avenue in olney around 2:00 this morning. authorities say when the security guard escorted a 27-year-old man out of the bar, he attacked the guard. the guard shot the man. the guard suffered a minor cut. >>> and a deadly shooting at a different bar in north philadelphia. investigators say a fight broke out between a man and a woman at a bar at 29th and chalmers. that's when the bar's owners got involved and sho

temperatures in the low 50s in atlantic city. ow 50s in wildwood and over the next eight hours expect the temperatures to warm by 11 dlk a.m. into the 60s. 66 degrees by 2:00 p.m. a closer look at the

the storms a couple days ago. down through atlantic county basically stretching all the way up through atlantic city we have heavy rain along the shore moving in the general direction of the shore. i think most of it will be staying south of philadelphia. more showers that are fairly heavy in maryland tracking to the east around 25 miles per hour. you can expect by 11:27. so we will be tracking showers overnight. they will continue to move through. more showers overnight and we could see some for the morning commute. here is 8:00 tomorrow morning temperatures low 70s. philadelphia area from wilmington along 95 temperatures in the upper 60s. areas north and west could be drier seeing cloudy conditions with temperatures in the mid 60s. more rain on the way for the weekend. >>> the race is on now to get the power restored for thousands in our area. crews are working arouxrç limbs before they can begin work on the overhead power lines they took down in the first place. >> so you have a temporary measure in place. >> reporter: at his home it is all about just getting by with the plastic tarp covering part of his roof

the whole issue. if it changes we'll let you know. when atlantic cityve kinchen, fox 29 news. >> all righty then. >>> pizza shop in center city not only dishing out good food finding new ways to help the homeless. >> you can help as well. rosa's pizzas has new details. by a sweatshirt for $35 and one will be given to someone in need. they have services available for the homeless printed right on the inside. also buy a t-shirt and half that money will pay for slices of pizza for the homeless. the owner of rosa's says he feeds nearly 150 homeless people each day. all of the sticky notes on the walls represent donations made to pay for those meals. >> great stuff. >>> terrifying moments in the sky when two base jumpers get their parachutes tangled sending them into a free fall. how a twist of fate saved their lives. >>> and -- >>> twist around like tornado and the the man got into it. >> the internet's newest star in trouble with the law tonight. why police are asking courtney barnes to turn himself in. >> millions of dollars spent trying to defy our age.

we also have issues with the atlantic city rail line. it's not running right now. ses cannot service the chester transportation center. we certainly expect lots of local detours taking buses through the areas that are dealing with downed trees downed wires. media elwyn line no service at this point take the wilmington newark line. thorndale paoli no service between thorndale and malvern but you can get between malvern and center city with the thorndale paoli line. fox chase line suspended norristown high speedline suspended between norristown and radnor. lots of problems with mass transit. looking at the big picture the main issue not your main highways but the suburbs through the area. overbrook 66th street a large tree blocking that area. in lower merion bala avenue at bala circle downed wires causing a problem there. on the schuylkill at girard a disabled vehicle on the highway off to the side but you can also see how the roads have really dried out so the main roads are okay but getting to them so many issues. look at new jersey in that gloucester county route 4

excess of 60 miles per hour and the heaviest of the storms was off the coast, in sea isle city and the sun is poking out approaching atlantic city, and this is off the coast over the next 5 to 10 minutes and nothing now has popped behind the storm. these scattered storms that develop this evening again are hit and miss and if they do pop up lightning is the biggest concern and the torrential downpours and strong winds on the moderate side and winds and tornadoes not a risk for that for downpours or thunderstorms that develop. double scan live radar we are tracking the cold front that is a heat buster and not a lot of action along the front and it's fractured and not everyone is dry this evening, but we'll watch for the possibility of a few of those pop-ups and the heat index is very uncomfortable and 95 in philadelphia and notice syracuse and pittsburgh and low 80s, and comfortable air is moving in and the drop in temperature and humidity looking at the seven day in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> the high heat and humidity did not stop outdoor graduation ceremonies from happening today. the action cam was i

right along the coastline it's around 80 degrees for atlantic city, cape may and rehoboth. st of day in the 70s. brilliant sunshine for westchester westchester, swedesboro. into the 80s this afternoon. changes ahead. they start tomorrow. the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> about 20 minutes before 5:00 this monday morning. time for a check on the traffic. >> probably easy going at this hour. i know there's construction out there that you're keeping around eye on. >> always easy in terms of volume for this time of the morning. we deal with road closures and lane restrictions due to ongoing construction. we're on the schuylkill expressway approaching the vine street expressway. police activity blocking off the roadway right there, signs there as well. for that ongoing construction on the vine street expressway closed east and westbound in between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. so you just follow the local detour through the area and you should do just fine. signs posted pretty much everywhere. 202, 11 minutes or under headed northbound or southbound

the mid 50s. wind speeds 4 miles per hour. 54 in atlantic city. stone harbor we're starting to see a temperature spread. we'll see the wind speeds moving in off shore. radar shots shows us a few scattered showers around the philadelphia area. light rain starting to push into parts of cape may and into the southern parts of delaware near milford and into mills borrow and even into lewis. on and off showers, mostly cloudy skies. we'll see similar conditions as we head into your thursday especially thursday evening. that looks to be the best chance of a few spotty showers and then again into our overnight hours on friday. a few more just light, spotty showers. same thing around 3:00 p.m. on friday. mainly just parts of new jersey and delaware. friday night plans are on the safe side. definitely your weekend plans will be nice and dry heading into saturday and sunday. our average for this time of year is 79. today and tomorrow will stay below average. as far as today is concerned, temperatures will be a bit cooler closer to the shore. 60s closer to the

battle over the iconic recording you just heard, the wild woods says it's been there since the 1970's. atlantic cityeen using the same recording on its new tramcars. atlantic city said they'd stop it but they didn't. this afternoon they began changing the voice but using the same message. folks from the wild woods say that's not enough. >>> and a lot of folks have seen enough of the heat already. we have two days in the 90s, hottest day so far was today, it felt like it was 100. we got a possible eat wave if we hit 90 tomorrow. it won't bow as humid and it won't be up to 95 degrees. even mow relief at the shore, this weekend. we have mostly clear skies now. at least in parts of the area of 85. the wind is southwest at ten, gusting to 20. it should be shifting tomorrow. look how warm it is. it's in the 70 to mid 80s at this hour. we will be starting from a high point tomorrow. there's a cooler air mass on the way, but when you're starving close to 80 it's easier to get to 90. the wind is becoming a little bit more westerly now. but we're still getting the sea breeze at the jersey shore, barely. it wi

you will be hearing a new message on the atlantic city boardwalk soon. a listen. >> please step aside or enjoy a ride. >> that's what we have been waiting for. no more watch the tram car, please. starting next weekend instead you will hear -- you just heard it. please step aside or enjoy a ride with a woman from a british accent. the safety message was introduced today after a contest was held. the winner is from ventnor heights, new jersey and is now $1,000 richer. >> watch the tram car, please. >> a.c. had to give up that tram car message after the wildwoods said they were going to pursue legal action. for decades the wildwoods have been using the message on its boardwalk. there it is. so now the message again belongs solely to the wildwoods, an icon that many at the shore points say never should have been heard anywhere else. now it's british. there you go. >>> when you have a health emergency, you want help. >> not an explanation. today, how politics may put your health on the line. the nbc 10 investigators examine the money issue that could detour e

action campaign skies six live in hd down the shore, and in atlantic city look at those folks on therdwalk beach sand. definitely salvaging the second half of their weekend. check out some of the rainfall totals we have pick up with the storm that moved through on saturday. chatsworth, in burlington county 4.46 inches of rainfall. close to 4 inches in atlantic city. wilmington 2.26. cedarville in berks county, 1.80 inches. more than a inch and a half of rainfall in philadelphia there were exceptionness our western suburbs in pennsylvania but the bulk of that heavy moisture moved across areas of south jersey and delaware. it is also 12 degrees warmer at this hour then it was just 24 hours ago, because we are tapping into that westerly wind. so 77 in philadelphia at this hour. sixty-three in the poconos a long the coast in sea isle city, 78. lower 70's in trenton. here's satellite six with action radar. we are tracking a upper level low spin ago cross upstate new york. is there our moisture autopsy cross northern sections of new england and southern sections of canada high pressure wil

. >>> 4:08 now on to the atlantic city financial crisis. officials are announcing a big push to bring in more tourist dollars. officials say this new initiative will have a significant impact on the future of the city. we'll keep you posted on what that announcement it stoday. >> american water works will pitch their relow case to the economic development authority. they're hoping for tax breaks to make the move. other companies got tax breaks already including suburu holtec and the 76ers. >>> we're tracking a few isolated showers, and this was the scene a few hours ago. you see all of the passing showers and thunderstorms and more clearing now as you head out the door early this morning. a chance of showers on and off will remain throughout your morning hours. by launch time we should pretty much be done with most of these showers and they will no be as heavy or intense. right now our temperatures on the mild side. 66 inform washington township. 64 in mount pocono. we're almost at 70 in reading. along the shore, dover at 69. for today our t

eighty the atlantic city airport. dew point is a huge roll this time of the year. dew points in the 50's. that is very pleasant. we will start getting in the humid range when it becomes oppressive. today it is just awesome. storm scan three locally we are sweeping the area not finding anything at all. we have to zoom out into western pennsylvania. that is where we will see a couple showers moving in and few showers and storms will arrive here during the day tomorrow and then they could get nasty in the afternoon as more humidity comes in out ahead of that system as well. parts of our area in the marginal risk for severe weather. as far as this evening is concerned, 77 at 7:00 p.m. seventy-six at 9:00 o'clock. by 11:00 we are at 74 and partly cloudy feeling great. perfect night to be out and about in the city, and make a monday back to work all that much more bearable, after what was a bit of the unsettled weekend especially on saturday. big weekend coming up fourth of july right around the corner. i will that have forecast when i join you inside. chris, back to you

we have heavy rain, in philadelphia pretty steady outside our window this morning, we go down the atlantic cityway, a foremen seaned shore months, avalon getting heavy downpour at the moment, but rain all along the jersey shore all of cape may county and cumberland county for that matter, as well that's where the rain is still watching the tropics, still watching what's still a tropical depression. it is bill. it is now northern texas. it is north-northwest of dallas right now, still classified as tropical depression with the 30-mile per hour winds, so we are dealing with wind, very heavy rain from this storm. look at the path of the storm. making a bee line for philadelphia, by the end of the weekend which could have effect on your farther day plans. raining about everywhere, 59 in mount pocono, 68 in dover, 67 in wilmington, atlantic city. winds are changing direction. they are now coming out of the southeast, so little stickier out there. even when it is not raining we have 14-mile per hour winds in wilmington delaware. so we have had our share of 90's over the past seven days, but yesterday