we've got this heavier shower now moving through waterford, east of tabernacle.ainfall rates of over an inch an hour, so if this were to stay in the same spot, it could produce quite a bit of rain in a short amount of time. that's actually what it did here. we actually have a flood advisory in effect through 10:00 eastern time. now, the severe thunderstorm warning also continues through 6:30. again, as the thunderstorm continues to shift into eastern burlington county, we'll have to watch that and see if it weakens. the majority of the heavier rainfall has been across parts of southern new jersey. thunderstorms have been very isolated so in some spots you haven't had much, it's just heat and humidity through much of the afternoon. again, we'll have to watch out for spotty thunderstorms. perhaps after midnight our best chance is north and west. we'll have to watch out for that. sunday into your monday, more heat and more humidity. and then as we head into your monday night and actually into your tuesday, we'll start to watch for the threat of showers and thunderst

northern atlantic county, waterford, heavy rainfall starts to taper off. the thunder and lightning, hundreds of strikes in last few minutes. the worst of it is between true road and pleasant mills road. these storms moving to the east at 30 miles an hour. ship bottom, bass river, toms river, you're all going to see the heavy downpours and lots of lightning to start with. that's not the only chance of storms. we'll see more storms develop later today, after the temperatures soar into the 90s this afternoon. in fact, we're looking at the hottest day of this heat wave. today the heat peaks. doylestown 93, will feel like 98 degrees this afternoon. kutztown, 94, will feel like 101. in new jersey, hamilton township, late day storms before they develop, 95 degrees, the high temperature will feel like 103. even at the shore, the temperatures will peak in the low 90s. 90 degrees even for stone harbor. during the day it should be dry after this first round of storms moves through longport and cape may. this evening we could be looking at more storms at the shore as

they -- my great grandfather came from county waterford where meagher is was from and moved to butte, montana. at one point there was more gaelic spoken in butte than any place outside of dublin, they said. it's because of the mines. so there was a mine operator named daley who was a wealthiest irish industrialist of his day, and he sured at a time -- hired at a time that we were building telephone lines everybody, they needed copper. it was just clogged with irish miners. that's what became new ireland. so suddenly i've got this great western story. and in meagher's image, remember, i talked about the tenements and how he was appalled. had a newspaper, one of the best circulations in new york. he always talked about any one of you in these tenements are better off if you could just get to the west. if you could just get under some open sky, just get out here. the problem is the irish are clannish. they're not lone ranchers doing what a man's got to do what a man's got to do. they like to be together. so is they came to butte finally because it was a community. they wanted a place whe

waterford at 4:55. because this storm is so severe. heavy rain and a lot of lightning near 60 miles per hour and damaging wind and potentially hail across the area. the other severe thunderstorm warning that just got issued is through parts of newcastle and salem county in south jersey where a thunderstorm warning will go until 5:00 p.m. and look at all the lightning right around newcastle county near newark and wilmington. this one is moving mostly to the southeast. again, not a fast mover, right around 20 to 30 mean, i so we could be talking about some localized flooding in parts of newcastle county. glassboro 4:43 and williamstown 4:57 and deerfield 5:14 and pitsgrove right around 5:17. i mentioned that lightning. take a look at the number of strikes. okay 300 lightning strikes in this small area of newcastle county alone in the past 15 minutes. this is one strong thunderstorm so, again, if you're in the path of any of these storms you want to get indoors and stay indoors until these storms pass but they are fairly slow movers and s

. >> we are watching in waterford around route 73 in whitehorse pike. everything is have moving along fine. some volume in some places. we'll check the area bridges first. the bridges are okay. no scheduled openings over the area. the ben and the walton are good heading into philadelphia. mass transit, first round of delays, thorndale is running about 15 minutes. >>> thank you, jessica. take a bow. it is curtains for philly's own leslie odom in "hamilton." we'll tell you about his final performance as arron burr and how much in they will pay to see it. ♪ trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes ! so don't wait...get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. ♪find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com♪ >>> five minutes before 6:00. breaking news. house on fire at the corner of new kirk and lehigh avenue. we'll keep you

you can see some of the towns included in the flash flood warning including bowlen, waterford, and also the secondary warning now includes carver city and cape may as well. we have been dealing with the heavy rainfall that's clustered and sat there for a period of hours. check out some of the doppler radar estimates. this is the past six hours. most of the rain fell in the last three to four hours. you have the bull's-eye indicating five inches of rainfall. this areas picking up three inches of rainfall across parts of camden county. it only takes about six inches of rainfall to impact your vehicle, so now with rainfall totals four to five inches, and then we have poor drainage areas. that water will be standing in some locations. not great travel conditions right now. especially across parts of camden county. the good news is the rainfall is finally dissipating after hours of steady rainfall. still have some lingering rainfall across parts of burlington county, but that will trend to dissipate even in the next 30 minutes or so. we didn't have that heavy pocket of rainfall over this are

it's firing back up around winslow and waterford.nd seeing the worst of the storm right now. the severe thunderstorm warnings have been dropped. there's quite a lit of punch left in the first round of storms this morning. the storms have dropped the temperatures some but not a lot. 77 degrees in philadelphia. that is feeling like it's 79 degrees. 83 is what it feels like in atlantic city. a warm, muggy start and a hot and humid day today. we'll see temperatures climb through the 80s into the 90s this afternoon. 95 degrees at 2:00. thanks to the elevated humidity, it will feel like 105 degrees at the hottest this afternoon. this will not be the end of the heat. the humidity again will be high tomorrow. we'll be storm-free tomorrow after another round of storms later today that could turn severe. we'll get a break tomorrow. 76 in the morning, 94 on wednesday. the numbers will slowly come down this week but most of the week we'll be into the low 90s, thursday and friday and a chance of more storms for those days. we finally get a break

in toms river, wood land, tabernacle, waterford and williamstown we have seen an inch of rain that hasn across this region, minor flooding is a concern and it is occurring at this moment. here's street level storm tracker six, you can see storms moving east at 25 miles an hour, about 15 lightening strikes associated with this from lakehurst, down into chatsworth, speed well, south of the medford lakes, route 206 and west of the region we are finding heavy rainfall in berlin. moisture will continue through the early evening hours, but the heat will roll on. high today in philadelphia 94 degrees. officially heatwaves number three. here in the city right now with that rain cooled air moving in it is 85. eighty-eight in allentown. seventy-seven in cape may. eighty-nine in dover. seventy-eight in the north in the poconos. the here's satellite six with action radar you can see showers, storms starting to fire up. we're track ago this moisture coming from the south, that works its way to the north and east as we go throughout the evening hours but once we lose heating of the day we will try t

then you go to waterford, which is a beautiful town on the river, i recommend it. you can go into meagher's house, climb the hills where he climbed. they just named the longest suspension bridge in ireland for thomas francis meagher. he wants to start the revolution, but his father's like, no, you'll hang. and he's sort of torn. and the masses of waterford say we won't let them cross the bridge, and you feel that power. then you go to tasmania which, by the way, is one of the prettiest places on earthment it really is beautiful. it's too bad the brits tried to make a penitentiary out of a continent. to this day, by the way, if you live in australia or tasmania, you can trace your ancestry to -- the convict stain is a badge of honor. you know that? yes, i find that too. so then you come to new york, and there's this fabulous research at the american-irish historical society, at the new york city tenement museum which you can understand what it was like to be in one of those tenements. a lot of papers there. then you walk the civil war battlefields which, as an ameri

and waterford, new jersey, route 73 around the white horse pike, not a lot of problems either.ust a few cars on the road. depending on which direction you're in, you might get a little sunrise on your commute. still watching the trenton for 15-minute delays. there were reports of a person on or around the tracks, from the tacony station. more updates in the next ten minutes. >>> it's 6:42, 71 degrees. a philadelphia man said he bought a new mattress and box springs when he wasn't happy with the purchase, he wanted to switch it out. >> that proved to be a month-long process. we'll show you how the "nbc10 responds" put this to bed. >>> plus, the republican national convention coming to a close today. we'll take you for cleveland what you need to know about the rnc. a live look inside the q. and a look back at what happened after protests broke out yesterday. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood com

and people werere dying in the streets.ldn't en they would kick the matter of their houses then waterford is a beautifulhe town. with though long list suspension bridge and we have a great scene rather want to start the revolutiont ot of the masses of water of wate turnout then we crossed the bridge and you feel that power which by the way is one of the prettiest places on earth if you have them there. because to this state you live and mostly horror tasmania you can trace your ancestry. that is a badge of honor. so then you, teetoo new york with the historical society of the new york city tenement museum. give them credit data to a wonderful job.se guys so then you see they are totally expose.ere's just getting go down by industrial staying stolen dash strength artillery. in this awful place for 23,000 people died most of that is online now but with virginia city montana is not quite a ghost town get there is a great library they weree' very helpful it comes to life as a tourism place in the historical society thank god for them they have thisarchi wonderful research we go to the places

we saw about 5.5-inches of rain south of berlin, also, just to the west of the waterford area.hore we're looking at a rapid warmup, 86 degrees. warm and breezy. look at the temperatures right now. 74 wilmington. 74 already in atlantic city. with a tour de shore and look at the dew points climbing as we look at that scale. you can see anywhere above 60 is pretty muggy so pretty uncomfortable. 92 hazy, hot and humid maybe isolated pop up thunderstorm. upper 60s to low 70s for low temperatures for tonight and that weather authority seven day forecast shows even hotter for monday. 96 degrees. none on tuesday. some relief though for the mill part of next week. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> we're about halfway in the middle of the summer right now but the fun is just beginning at the oval. >> eakins oval where scott was on friday. this week's alex around town find out what they're adding this year to keep the families entertained. >> reporter: you probably noticed this big bright spot forming in front of the art museum. yes. 25,000 feet of beautiful mural beca

interior south jersey through tabernacle through shamong waterford this moving toward the southeast along 206 and atlantic city expressway. rain rates between two and 2.5-inches of rain an hour. so all of these storms moving swiftly toward the eve. severe weather in delaware right now, and we do have history of some damaging winds and also frequent hail and lightning associated with this. severe thunderstorm watch continues until 8:00 o'clock tonight fort entire region. i think by 6:00 o'clock, the lehigh valley in philadelphia will be out of the woods but these storms once again have a history of trees down in lancaster county and in allentown a wind gust of 62 miles an hour aren't quarter sided hail in berks county. they'll head to the shore and be clearing the coast by about eight or 9:00 o'clock this evening. that is the very latest from the weather sent. we'll send it back to you lucy. >> talk to you soon. you can stay ahead of any severe weather threat with our fox 29 app. you'll get weather alerts and live radar sent right to your phone. download it today in i tunes or google play.

right over winslow township and waterford township there.tral camden county still under the flash flood warning. good news, though, is that the rain has push out. now, this right around mullica there that is now another flash flood warning that was just issued moments ago because that heavy rain combined with all the rain we had earlier. this was the area hardest hit right along 73. right near winslow township middle school and high schools there. so still flooding concerns to night because a lot of rain came down in a short period of time and some power outages sundown you may not see a flooded roadway if you're out driving tonight. last few hours you can see the storms came over the same area and that was just inches of rain that piled up in a short period of time. now, this is estimated from the radar. there was some hail. so it could be over estimating right now this says about five to 6-inches of rain above it shows the area right through central camden county and parts of burlington county to get that heavy rain but now the area is rig

for now reporterring at dodge park in waterford, hannah saunders, fox news. >>> shoppers will soon beget in center city. new store at 11th and chestnut has a soft opening tomorrow. the grand opening will be on sunday. city officials are getting to egg tonight for an official ribbon cutting ceremony. this is the fifth target in philadelphia the but the first in center city. >> also in center city, one very entertaining lesson for students from grammy award winning musicians. ♪ >>> a cappella group performed at the philadelphia club on broad street. fyi they rose to fame when paul simon featured them on his graceland album. they partnered with the musicians to teach master class on the music and culture of south africa. students and professionals performed for one another. we had a group that sang and ladies came right behind them and sank in its original form and we brought the groups together. the young group lady smith and just amazing. i mean this is what cultural immersion is all about. >> i wish i would have been there. that looks great. today's fun all part of the mann center fes

county a and to the north of that we are seeing heavy rain around berlin new jersey, mount laurel, waterford all heavy rain areas up toward trenton as well. this is nasty, flash flood watch in effect and it is nascar weekend in the pocono mountains. temperatures in the 70's both days, big race is on sunday, the pennsylvania 400 and they are thinking they might to have postpone it because of the possibility of lightening and thunder but that is keep of unsettled weather we are expecting every where. temperatures remaining in the 80's. no more 90's in this seven day forecast but we will get close by thursday of next week. bob kelly maybe get to the move thinks weekend. >> get your tickets early because you will not be the only one with that eye tea. >>> problems on blue route live look at 476, stacked and pack but people have pulled over here to wait it out on the shoulder, barely moving from villanova all the way down to broomall, interchange for route three because of an extent involving a tractor trailer and two cars, southbound 476 jammed solid, if you are grabbing your coffee, keys, headi

we go to waterford, new york on the republican line.ler: trump is mentioning the wall that he is going to build. i am wondering if he is going to go below ground to start building the wall. if it is just from the ground up, that is not going to solve the thing. there are tunnels they go through to reach our side. i think he should touch on that about the wall instead of just rate we're going to build a wall. the last time i heard him say it was going to go up to 10 feet. now, because mexico said they worked up a for it. -- they weren't going to pay for it. trade,olding talks on climate change, and other issues. we expect a news conference from them coming up in five minutes. we will have it when it starts on c-span. event from donald trump celebrating his acceptance speech last night as the republican nominee and his vice presidential running mate mike pence -- a long speech last night. one hour 16 minutes. are together but our social media team -- the longest in recent presidential memory. one hour 16 minutes, donald's beaches along th

this gentleman, this prince of waterford, this man who could do anything he wanted, attractive, speaks filing which is, wealthy family, they made money in newfoundland and came back and had the biggest house and waterford. becomes of age, and this is completely radicalized. he leads an uprising and with all irish uprisings that fails miserably. there with his pitchfork patties, these scare the irish, starting people. barbara: so i underestimate how we the people were. british empire, the flag of england is flying over one-fourth of the earth's land mass an the most troublesome pat is tiny little ireland. he leads his revolution and it goes nowhere. he doesn't fire a shot but he urges the hungry masses to shore up support. let's stop the food from leaving ireland. stop the food comes fro from the ports. let from the ports. let his irish roots to you is arrested and be sentenced to be hand drawn and quartered and his remains disposed of as her majesty shall see fit. >> i was surprised to see oscar wilde pop up in this book. can you talk about who these people were that were young ireland