we're still tracking plenty of thunderstorms moving through from west to east. a wild night in the weather department. >> okay. if you're going out for dinner, make sure to carry your umbrella. >> you will need them for the section several hours. this isn't going to clear across the entire viewing area. not talking about neighborhoods. talking about everybody we take care of here. it's not going to clear until after 11:00 p.m. >> okay. make sure to stay tuned to "nbc nightly news" following our broadcast about the latest happening in charlottesville, virginia. thabs nbc 10 for now. for erika, john, all of us here, i'm denise nakano. see you back here hat 11:00. "nightly news" is next. for news and weather updates any time, head to nbc10.com. >>> on this saturday night, state of emergency. white nationalist protests turned deadly in charlottesville, virginia, when a car slammed into the crowd. president trump condemning what he calls an egregious display of bigotry and calls for unity. >> no matter our color, creed, religion or political party, we are all america

we're tracking a system moving in from west to east. expect greens on the screen soon enough.hat out for you hour by hour. our current temperatures across the area. upper 60s and low 70s. port richmond at 73. bustleton at 69. parkwood 6 for you. west mount area at 67 and an-dora a little cooler at 62 degrees. let's head up northwest of lehigh valley, blanton currently 62. allentown at 64, a little chilly for some. nazareth warmer at 66 degrees. and along the jersey shore, we're seeing a northwesterly influence right now as far as the winds. seeing lots of 60s. somers point 67 degrees. may is landing 61, upper township 62. so here it is, hour-by-hour forecast. we've got lots of sunshine for tomorrow. we'll start this at 11:00 p.m. clouds moving from west to east. 7:00 a.m., notice we're starting to see all the activity moving in across the delaware valley. we're seeing is oranges, reds telling us we have heavier rain moving in. early for that monday morning commute. heads up now. keep the brels handy. by lunchtime, everybody will see rain and thunderstorms. heavier thunderstorm

during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlanticthat is all it will be, in the south. ahead of it, that's where we boost the temperatures. the top end of that weather front will be quite active. so it's one of those days, or certainly one of those mornings, for the greater part of scotland. the rain becoming increasingly confined to northern isles as we move into the afternoon. widely into the teens across the western side of the british isles, with the last of the heat holding on in the south—east and east anglia. and then come thursday, pretty much we're all in this fresher run of atlantic air will come in moving from west to east. that area of low pressure will still be close to ireland. that pushes the front back and across northern ireland, so that is not a shower there, but persistent rain, and will be in the north part of scotland. elsewhere, a pretty reasonable day. temperatures coming back to the seasonal norm. but with a bit of sunshine, it will feel pleasant at about 21 or 22 at best. friday, similar sort of fare. still g

from the west coast to the east coast. is very excited to help you experience that by providing views from our satellites as that is happening. there are does cofactors involved to whether you are a see it. are you in the band where it will be occurring? for the remainder of the united states will have a partial viewing. also if there is clear whether. .- weather and operates all of the nation's weather satellites, capable satellites, that allow us to view the eclipse from different perspectives. we will be doing that on august 21. this is a graphic that shows the satellites in orbit around the earth that they are in currently. we have two in particular. discover satellite which is outside the earth and lunar orbits. it has a nasa camera and looks back at the earth. with that image we can capture images of the moon moving across the continent as the eclipse occurs. we also haven't humans on board that look at the sun and monitor the solar output -- we also have cameras that look at the sun and monitor the solar output and

gales at times, with areas of rain working from west to east. om west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was true for much of scotland. but to the north, the murray firth, aberdeenshire, they can see some brightness holding on. if that happens, temperatures could get

during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic that is all it will be, in the south. ahead of it, that's where we boost the temperatures. the top end of that weather front will be quite active. so it's one of those days, or certainly one of those mornings, for the greater part of scotland. the rain becoming increasingly confined to northern isles as we move into the afternoon. widely into the teens across the western side of the british isles, with the last of the heat holding on in the south—east and east anglia. and then come thursday, pretty much we're all in this fresher run of atlantic air will come in moving from west to east. that area of low pressure will still be close to ireland. that pushes the front back and across northern ireland, so that is not a shower there, but persistent rain, and will be in the north part of scotland. elsewhere, a pretty reasonable day. temperatures coming back to the seasonal norm. but with a bit of sunshine, it will feel pleasant at about 21 or 22 at best. friday, similar sort of fare. still

during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic time. there the band of cloud, and that is all it will be, in the south. ahead of it, that's where we boost the temperatures. the top end of that weather front will be quite active. so it's one of those days, or certainly one of those mornings, for the greater part of scotland. the rain becoming increasingly confined to northern isles as we move into the afternoon. widely into the teens across the western side of the british isles, with the last of the heat holding on in the south—east and east anglia. and then come thursday, pretty much we're all in this fresher run of atlantic air will come in moving from west to east. that area of low pressure will still be close to ireland. that pushes the front back and across northern ireland, so that is not a shower there, but persistent rain, and will be in the north part of scotland. elsewhere, a pretty reasonable day. temperatures coming back to the seasonal norm. but with a bit of sunshine, it will feel pleasant at about 21 or 22 at best. f

. 0ver their way from west to east. 0ver the next few hours, the lion's share of showers will benorthern ireland. strong gusty winds will make it feel cool, but with fewer showers south and east, feeling warm in the sunshine. those showers will fade this evening in many places become largely dry. a few showers continue across scotland and north—west england. a chilly start of the day in rural spots. tomorrow, outbreaks of rain in south—west england in the morning. that rain will then spread into southern parts of wales and northern ireland in the afternoon. ahead of it, a lot of dry and sunny weather. a fairly cool afternoon across south—west england and wales. the rain may not reach eastern england until the evening, so spells of sunshine here. but a wet end to the afternoon across northern parts of wales and northern ireland. still a cool feel across scotland, but at least the winds will be lighter. there will be fewer showers and spells of sunshine. that rain band slowly pushes across england and wales through tomorrow evening and overnight. some of it could be heavy. northern

. >> why is it coming west to east when the sun and moon travel east to west. host: that is above my pay grade. you point out the sun moves east to west, obviously. moon, thatg of the is the way it is moving, i guess. that is a layman's answer, but i bet you if you go to the nasa website, you will find a lot more information we can give you. thank you for calling in. let's hear from bill from california. isif looking at the sun 100%, what percentage would be if you look in the mirror? host: here is stacy in maryland. what are your plans? caller: we are leaving tomorrow to travel to a small town in south carolina, outside of columbia. we are told traffic will be really bad so we are planning on view theround to eclipse. are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older they will appreciate it. host: how old are your kids? caller: my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. four kids wanting to play video games, pulling them away from electronics, and they're going on an adventure. i'm hoping when they're are older, they will appreciate it. my son did have a

travel from east to west. the sun isoint out, still moves east to west, obviously. the orbits, the orbiting of the the weight is moving, i guess. that is a layman's version. a layman's answer. if you go to that nasa website, i bet you will find a lot more information. we will hear from bill in imperial beach, california. if looking at the sun is 100%. what percentage would be if you look in the mirror? >> stacy in maryland. what are your plans for monday? tomorrow, toving travel to south carolina, a small town outside columbia. we are told traffic is going to be really bad, so we are planning on hanging around and found a spot to view the eclipse. my kids are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older, they will appreciate it. >> how old are your kids? >> my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. for kids wanting to play video games, i am putting -- i am from thehem away electronics and going on an adventure. my son does have a question, and i wasn't sure how to answer it. his question was, if you ca

so we are expecting some strong storms moving across our area from west to east. right now, i'm going to time a few out for you. these are slow movers, but they are packing quite a punch because they are slow movers and they are dump iing a lot of rai and moving through pretty strong because you're seeing a lot of lightning strikes through our area. atlantic city, you're also expecting more thunderstorms moving through your area soon enough. notice it's not very organized as we get this going and pause this at approximately 7:00 p.m. we're still seeing groans coming up in just a bit. i'm going to time this out a bit a little more. i want to time out the thunderstorm and tell you when you can expect some thunderstorms and heavier downpours in your neighborhood. back to you. >> we're following a developing story in delaware county. police are looking for a driver who took off after hitting someone. sky force 10 over jackson drive around 4:00 this afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital. we're still working to find out how seriously that person was hurt. >> in

stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east. d wales. central and eastern areas hold onto dry weather for a good pa rt hold onto dry weather for a good part of the day, even into the middle of the afternoon for east anglia and the south—east, with brightness clinging on. across scotla nd brightness clinging on. across scotland a lot of cloud by the middle of the afternoon but for the murray serve and aberdeenshire you could hold onto brightness. —— murray firth. generally out west a lot of cloud and drizzle. drizzle the northern ireland and across northern england and into wales, the south—west and across the midlands it will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. heaviest over high ground in the west. east anglia and the south—east holding onto brightness and sunshine. up to 22 or 23 degrees. turning cloudy across the board into the early hours of saturday. the odd spot of drizzle, business and murkiness of high ground. nota business and murkiness of high ground. not a cold night. 16 is the low in norwich. saturday, it co

moving from west to east at 10:00 p.m. ne of showers and storms moving in again from west to east. really making it here after midnight. here at 2:00 a.m. notice how the line becomes more pronounced and seeing thunderstorms embedded there moving through arlington. tomorrow morning at handicap a.m. i'll pause it we're seeing the threat of some stronger storms here but then everything starts to push on out of our area right around 7:00 a.m. so overall it's going to be a really nice saturday. conditions will start to clear very early and in fact look at the clouds too. they are clearing from west to east, everything offshore. so i say that for the most part unless you're waking up really early on saturday you'll have a very nice saturday on tap. the ten day on 10 expect high temperature tomorrow ranging from low to mid-80s. 82 on sunday. i'm keeping this sunshine for the second half of saturday although i think a lot will clear very early on saturday. lots of sunshine on sunday. a nice day. keep those umbrellas handy. give you

seeing low pressure to the north of the bay area counterclockwise flow around it gives us the west to eastd a strong ring, the one that gave us heat over the past several weeks now far enough away it's not going to give us the heat but is promoting that west to east flow. the onshore flow is here and will be here tomorrow. it will be here each of the next seven days. the futurecast shows a strong inland push of that cloud cover. hayward cloudy tomorrow morning. castro valley, livermore, dublin, down to san jose, some cloud cover. milpitas and los gatos, as well. north bay will start off cloudy. and the cloud cover will not entirely leave. it will hang over san francisco, san mateo, marin coastline, out into the afternoon. and that stronger onshore flow will keep temperatures down again tomorrow. so a solid inland push of that low cloud cover tomorrow. if you enjoy today's weather i have wonderful news for you. you will love the next seven days because it won't change onor two degrees warmer this weekend. a little cooler early next week. lots of 70s tomorrow. fremont, vallejo, 77. santa ros

ridge of high pressure to our south keeping the storms away and humidity away and promoting a west to easthore flow. low pressure to our north caused a few thunderstorms. that is moving out but also promoting an onshore flow. so that west to east average, normal, typical, summertime ocean flow has returned. this week will be very uncrazy, exactly what it should be this time of year. watch the low cloud cover into the north bay, into the east bay, down into the santa clara valley as far south as morgan hill. it will burn off. that's a sign the marine layer is there. it will be persistent in the morning and keep our temperatures down. next week could be even cooler as a fall-like low pressure area dives down from the gulf of alaska. the very cool air will likely stay to our north. fog, low cloud cover tonight, temperatures very close to average throughout the week which means the coast will stay very chilly. san jose tomorrow 81, palo alto 82 with sunshine in the afternoon, novato 81, 63 for daly city, lake county still in the mid-90s. extended forecast, if you enjoyed today, man, have i got

. >> we do have some thunderstorms isolated moving through from west to east. we have some more rain on the way. i will break this down for you hour by hour in your most accurate forecast. whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. >>> tonight, a texas woman is reliving her seven-story fall from a parking garage. she drove through retention wires. she's gone through several surgeries since this crash. >> it was horrific. i thought i was going to die. i thought it was over. when i hit the ground and i just -- i say thank you to all those people. >> she also credits the safety features in her bmw for helping to save her life. >>> today if philadelphia community leaders celebrated the young victims and survivors of gun violence. sup sup superheros attended today's celebration. it was one year ago today that the 7 year old was shot ten times. his mom says her son is out of a wheelchair and running around smiling aga

these storms are moving west to east. this is moving more toward the southeast. so a right turn or so. looks like more chaptica than mechanicsville. >> they do tend to make a right turn, and this is no exception. that was a pretty good notch. that doesn't mean we've got 128 knot winds at the surface, but it certainly indicates there's something going on in the atmosphere. a little turning, and consequently, that's what prompted the tornado warning until 5: zoom back in, howard. let's give folks the towns in the path of this. so let's back out just a little bit. anybody between maddux, and chaptic0o, should take cover immediately. a lot of you don't have basements in southern maryland, so an interior room, a bathroom. flying debris is your main cause of injuries and fatalities. this, probably some pretty good winds around bud's creek. right in this area. over down towards south of morganza, if you know anybody there, these are some areas you need to think about. do i have a plan? do i have a basement? again, this is red toward, away from the radar site in green, to

during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic boost the temperatures. the top end of that weather front will be quite active. so it‘s one of those days, or certainly one of those mornings, for the greater part of scotland. the rain becoming increasingly confined to northern isles as we move into the afternoon. widely into the teens across the western side of the british isles, with the last of the heat holding on in the south—east and east anglia. and then come thursday, pretty much we‘re all in this fresher run of atlantic air will come in moving from west to east. that area of low pressure will still be close to ireland. that pushes the front back and across northern ireland, so that is not a shower there, but persistent rain, and will be in the north part of scotland. elsewhere, a pretty reasonable day. temperatures coming back to the seasonal norm. but with a bit of sunshine, it will feel pleasant at about 21 or 22 at best. friday, similar sort of fare. still got the low pressure right there, still throwing the chance of some

notice we start to see clouds creeping in from west to east. these are not make it to the ground. soon enough we'll be tracking that to you. under the influence of high pressure but there is an area of low pressure. rain on the way. right now this high pressure system is actually bringing us really nice conditions right now. hour by hour starting at 11:00 a.m. notice how the clouds start to develop. a little bit stronger for trenton. it is to the northwest of atlantic city and parts of central and southern delaware. that's what we'll be tracking earlier and first. we start to track more thunderstorms. some of them can be strong. we'll talk more about that in just a lit. back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> since yesterday crews continued to pump standing water onto the ocean side of the dunes. the water has become contaminated with bacteria. they voted yesterday to seek a court order. >> stop, figure out what went wrong, what is wrong with the engineering. when they correct it, move on. >> later today residents will be able to talk about the impact the project is having on their h

we still have low pressure close to the north—west with the attendant fronts. it will bring rain west to eastg west to east. some of that will be heavy and thundery. further south we have dry and warm conditions. all in all it is not too bad. it could be better. it is not too bad. we would like it a little bit better, wouldn't we? well, we do because we like son. and if you are looking for the sunshine, maybe you are going to the south —— sun. sean says you will be in for a nasty shock when you spend your pounds and euros. especially if you don't have your currency already. good morning. we all know that the pound has been falling in value againts the euro since the vote to leave the eu. before the vote to leave the eu, at the start ofjune last year, a pound would get you about 1.30 euros. with the growing uncertainty over brexit, it's been falling ever since. today you'll get closer to 1.08 euros. that's the lowest level since october 2009 and some experts are predicting that by the end of this year you'll get a one—for—one exchange. that's clearly going to be bad news for holidaymakers, tho

you start to see some clouds moving in from west to east. i'm going to pause this at 2:00 p.m. it's all about that cloud cover. will he have a lot of clouds and get some scattered showers? by 2:00 p.m., we see some clouds moving in, but really important, notice how they're broken clouds. partly cloudy skies, and some scattered showers just starting to approach lehigh valley and just west of new castle county there. by 3:00 p.m., we're seeing one or two scattered showers. i don't see this being an issue at all for the solar eclipse tomorrow. so here is your solar eclipse forecast. temperatures are going to be very comfortable. i do have a few extra clouds about 2:45 p.m. otherwise, i don't think this is going to be an issue at all. so enjoy, but be sure you're safe. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s tomorrow. we have allentown at 88. easton 86 for you. avolon 82. rahobeth beach at 84. and delaware, your expected -- dover rather, 88 degrees. your forecast looks like this. lots of upper 80s. at least to kickoff the week, by candidate. but by tuesday, up in the low niblt 90s. up

to clear away. brightening up. the chance of away. brightening up. the chance of a shower. some cloud running into north—west england, west wales, but the pennines and eastthe ground. it could be like that from dawn to dusk. could get close to 30 degrees, it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. that is just amazing, isn't it? monday night, rain moving south into northern england, north wales and the midlands. already a weakening feature. cloud heading further south. still very warm in south—east england and east anglia, sunny spells. could catch a shower in scotland. wednesday, messy, low pressure threatening england and wales. thursday and friday, high—pressure building into the uk. the threat of rain on wednesday, the odd shower in scotland and northern ireland. a better chance of catching one of those on thursday. not the highest temperatures next weekend, but pleasantly warm when the sun makes an appearance. expect some cool nights as we head into september. more online. i'm rico hizon in singapore. this is newsday on the bbc. the headlines: 2,000 people are rescued from rising floodwaters in houston as a huge storm hits the us state of texas

when you look at those from above, the actual geometry is such that the path of the eclipse is west to east. the relative motions lead to speed200 mile per hour from west to east. i know it is counterintuitive. it is hard to describe in words, i apologize. you have to change your position and be able to look down at the sun, the moon in the earth. host: james garvin, we will give you a little bit of a break. we will talk to one of the ,epresentatives, bruce batten the republican from texas on the subcommittee for space science and technology and serves as the chair for that subcommittee. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. it is brian. host: brian, thank you for joining us. guest: yes sir, great to be with you. an exciting day, today. host: what are you planning on doing with today? guest: i have a lot of grandchildren and this is the first day of school, so everybody has been busy, making cereal box viewing, the little indirect method of watching the eclipse and everybody is excited. it is going to pass through our and i think its is supposed to be a total .clipse everybody is goin

the jet stream drives the storms frxt west to east. is looking at a big major heat wave for the next five days. and on the east coast, we're looking mild and right in the middle. we've got the hurricane or what used to be the hurricane now tropical storm harvey. sitting right in place and it weakened as we head into the next few days but the rain amounts are not expected to go down whatsoever. >> we know people should not let down their guard. thank you so much. we'll talk again shortly and as we've been talking about the forth largest city in the country, houston is getting walloped by the storm and i'm joined by public information officer for the harris county office for emergency management, franciso sanchez. in houston. so franciso, explain with the narm weather service issuing a flood warning for houston and victoria, what preparations are underway and what staged assets are already in place for those at most risk? >> well right we have, as you'll see, flash flood watches and warnings for almost the entire southeast texas coast. a

cook family and they asked, they say if the sun and moon rises in the east why is the solar eclipse beginning in the west and moving to the east. i called on nasa to help me out with this animation and this great question. the moon's shadow takes place like this. while we look at the sun and the moon rising in the east and the west. if you were above the north poll it moves right to left and its orbit around the earth and it is that motion of the moon moving in the orbit, dragging its shadow that causes the eclipse path on earth to move from west to east. as you watch the total solar eclipse you will see the bite starts on the right side and then grows as the moon moves across the base of the sun. i just enjoy how much we are all learning together about the great american solar eclipse. i hope you have a wonderful place to view on monday. roberta gonzales. >> good information. >>> paul is here to fill us in on tomorrow. everyone is excited. kids and adults. >> it will be fun to witness the fact there is this huge thing that is getting in the way of the sun. the moon always casts a shadow, the thing is, we are rarely i

times in west england and wales, where as east wales and the rest of england will have long, sunny spells. it will feel even warmer than today. some spots in south—west england could even get toh—east england could even get to 29 degrees. everything above 28.3 and it will be the warmest bank holiday in late august on record. keep watching that number. monday evening, a bit of cloud and rain filtering towards northern england and wales. later in the evening, and on tuesday that band of cloud moves south. hardly any rain left once it gets to the south—east. still quite warm. a breezy day in scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and showers, heavy in western scotland. an area of low pressure moves to england and wales, but friday the high pressure will build back. wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly parts of england and wales. keep watching for more details. thursday and friday, sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. "beyond anything experienced." that is the assessment of the us national weather service as thousands of people are rescued from rising floodwaters in texas. we just prayed a lot, praised wejust prayed a lot, praised god,

stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east.th and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is quite possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was true for much of scotland. but to the north, the murray firth, aberdeenshire, they can see some brightness holding on. if that happens, temperatures could get to about 20 degrees. rather cloudy and a little damp across

stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east.lands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is quite possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was true for much of scotland. but to the north, the murray firth, aberdeenshire, they can see some brightness holding on. if that happens, temperatures could get to about 20 degrees. rath

rain not amounting to much, but quite wet for a time in glasgow, that rain will move into belfast as well. quite a bit of cloud in the cloudy at times in the west of wales, whereas the eastem will have long sunny spells and it will feel warmer than today. some parts of england could get to 29 degrees. that could be the warmest late bank holiday in august on record. this is monday evening, a little bit of back cloud and rain filters towards the north of england and wales, later in the evening we go. on tuesday, as that cloud and rain move south, it is still quite warm ahead of that, a breezy day for scotland and northern ireland. wednesday is a messy day, an area of low pressure moves through parts of england and wales but thursday into friday, high pressure is building back again from the south west, wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly pa rt see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly part of england and wales, something to work on the details. thursday to friday, sunny spells and one or two thursday to friday, sunny spells and one oi’ two showers. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 8pm: two lorry drivers are charged with

from the west coast to the east coast. a is very excited to be able to help you experience that with providing views from our satellites as the eclipse is .appening there's two factors involved in whether you will see the eclipse. the geography of where you live. will you be in the remainder of the united states which will have partial viewing? the other factor is whether they will be clear whether to experience the view. you may not be aware but no one owns and operates all of the nation's weather satellites. high resolution, capable satellites that allow us to view the eclipse from different perspectives. can i have my first graphic? this is a graphic that shows all of noaa's satellites in orbit and we have two particular ones that i would like to talk about. one is our discover satellite outside the orbit, outside the lunar orbit as well, it has a camera on board, a nasa camera that looks back on the earth and with that image will be able to capture images of the moon moving across the continent as the eclipse occurs. w

we start to see some clouds moving in from west to east. by early tomorrow morning, we are talking predawn before many of you get up to go to work. notice here at 3:00 a.m. we are seeing some greens on the screen. yellows as well. i don't expect a washout. certainly no heavy down pours. but some scattered showers moving through. everything clearing by 6:00 a.m. so nothing to worry about. your ten-day forecast, we're going to keep in the 0s for the next several days. finally making it back to the 80s for the following thursday. this weekend looks fantastic. lots of sunshine, comfortable temperatures in the 70s. back to you. >>> philadelphia just made a list that probably doesn't want to be on. it comes in at number ten on the 2017 ranking of the 20 top bedbug infested cities. the top two cities on the list are both in ohio, cleveland ranking number one, cincinnati, number two. >> i think we have actually moved up in the sense that we were lower or closer to number one before and now we're further away from that. we'll take it. >>> she didn't

a sliver on montgomery, the watch itself goes until 9:00 but we will see it trimmed from yes-- west to easte a flash flood watch until 2:00 and a warning around baltimore. a horrible drive between here and philadelphia again. >> it is 81, feels like 87 better dent-- better than 108 which we had. wind is calm so here's the radar over the last hour, a second batch is developing and also south and west the warnings for montgomery county and upper howard county until 6:45. some lightning, heavy rain and headed to 97. this is the box that has the warning until 6:45. look at the hail that's probably what triggered the warning. if you are east of here, you may get some hail out of that. another warning until 6:15, a slow go and heading off to the north and east at about 6:12. we are just watching this. red is away from for the radar sites in earlier we saw some velocity. nothing on that yet but to the east along chapel point road, be advised. after that you will be okay. this same storm produced a 54 mile-per-hour wind gust at about 5.11 this afternoon so that's probably the most intense storm we

and at least a heavy downpour, that is basically west to east with a slide to the north.we look at temperatures across the region we are look agent a warm one. 76 in philadelphia having trouble getting the numbers to bounce up because of the clouds and rain we have stuck in place. 70 ifal tonight un77 in millville and 5-in cape may and 77 in cape may -- and 79 degrees by 2:00 and we go for the off and on showers and thunderstorms right up into early evening. philadelphia, 78 by 6:00 and we start to clear in the nighttime period and down to 75 degrees. also it's on the muggy side out there. when i come back with full weather we'll talk more in detail about the showers and thunderstorms the receipt of the way and then a sunny hot one tomorrow for those of you that like summer. >> thank you. >> with pop-up storms in the forecast you can get updates any time on your phone or tablet including real time views from stormtracker 6 live double scan it's a free down down for your mobile devices in other news there is now a $15,000 reward for the man that tried to set city vehicles

its influence is an on shore west to east flow. now we have a ridge of high pressure sitting over southern california. the evidence of that is an enhancement of on shore flow. the humid air has been pushed away. regular programming for early august, which is some semblance of that ocean breeze. morning cloud cover, we're going to see a pretty strong push of that cloud cover past castro valley. into napa, marin, snowa. morning cloud cover tomorrow. we're going to stay near average or cooler for the next several days. now let's look at the long range. of course this could always be subject to change. a big trough of low pressure. near the california-oregon border, it is going to be much cooler next week. the jury is out if that chilly early fall air will make it to the bay area. notoo far to the north we could be 10, 15 degrees below average next week. afternoon temperatures really close to average. it will feel comfortable. the coast is going to stay chilly, 50s and 60s for you. hip pit is, 79 degrees. 87 for pittsburgh. you will se

east coast storm. moving quickly out to see. this will end west to east traveling toward the coast.ives a glimpse of 8:00. as far as the latest on harvey, the latest update from the hurricane center has the storm stronger now. sustained winds of 50 miles per hour. gusts of 65. it's still offshore. that is why it's gotten stronger. it will make landfall tomorrow along the louisiana texas line. with that we will slowly see the acceleration and the weakening. the heavy rain continues in east texas. especially galveston to port arthur. we will monitor that and the weekend and more coming up in a few minutes. nancy: thank you. right now houston is working to open two or three more shelters to help those displaced by harvey. the red cross says 17,000 people are already in shelters-49 inches of rain fell in houston. for the latest on the season in houston here is kristen holmes live. what is the latest there? reporter: president trump just wrapped up the tour of the emergency management facility in austin. here around the houston area the big story are those

this will move from east to west and tropics. this will move from east to westand dump tropics. ly a powerful storm delivered that rainfall, then we saw the mudslide, there will be more storms from east to west, seasonal rains across africa. more rainfall to come across that part of the world. and this is the indian monsoon. in india the monsoon has been a fraction below bye, but some areas have seen more than normal. it refers to wind rather than rainfall, the term monsoon, it drives this weather system. the monsoon does not come in one big lump of rain, it comes in waves of rain over time. here is an example. in august,... and it is often the poor villagers that get affected. so far over 100 fatalities, probably a conservative estimate. many people displaced because of the flooding. a lot of disruption. here are the monsoon clouds across south asia. this is the forecast for tuesday. the indication is that it is these northern areas that will get very heavy rain on tuesday and as is often the case also the —5;57 » 57~327 5 ~ ~zr £— —e;ev » emqu e ~ ~zr £— over. next goggle of da

>> all right, stowe will go from west to east. so what time?o you will be right at that time when the greatest amount of the sun's -- >> oh, no, he is breaking up. >> yes he's breaking up. >> derrick, thank you, have a great time out there in st. joe missouri. >> ya, ya, ya. >> cutest picture, oh, you found. >> and i have more questions, i hate that, maybe not forming the selfie right at the sun, if you're the focus, because it is a selfie, maybe you can still kind of get it, you know what i am saying, if you're quick? because i love taking pictures that have sun bursts in it, right, why risk it? good point. but i had a feeling -- >> i think he thought we were going to stare at it two minutes. no, just took one quick -- i took one on the patio little while ago. >> do it, let me know. >> jess has it. anyway. the reason why it is breaking up, that was cell phone technology. and there are thousands of people surrounding derrick, and they're all on their phones. hey, i'm out here. >> look at the sun behind me. i took a selfie. >> but i can't see an

millions have been rushing to get a ringside seat for this, the first time its stretch from the west coast to the eastnow in illinois. no, it is 0regon. sky gazers are watching the moon gradually eclipsed the sun. it looks like some cloud as

to nasa t.v. for it rage of the event as travels across 14 states from west coast to the east coast. reminder, do not look directly at the sun during he eclipse, should only be viewed with special solar eclipse glasses. >> starting on the west coast, tracking the eclipse as it moves to the east coast, we will the experience of 2017 eclipse across america. invite you to join us, for programming ipse from coast to coast across the country. >> welcome to nasa preshow coverage of total solar eclipse of 2017. are coming to you live from nasa at the college of charleston, in south carolina. hours, be xt four prepared for an amazing journey through the eyes of nasa. now, on to our preshow host, aren fox, and shawn potter, guys, take it away, it's sun time! [bell ringing] >> thanks. >> thank you, dwayne. we have a great show for you wait. i can't >> no, me either. >> can't wait. means it e bells, it is eclipse time. >> welcome to nasa t.v. solar eclipse,17 i'm karen fox, communications ead for what we call helio physics, the study of the sun and how it affects space. potter from the nasa offi

to the east. so moving forward wilmington, by 6:00 o'clock. 6:01 philadelphia. moving toward middletown around 7:07 as this line continues to move from west to east. also, a lot of lightning if you struck by lightning. take a look at the lightning strikes win this area. almost 200 and as we take look at the set up, you can see how ahead of a cold front very tropical air mass so squeezing out a lot of that moisture that's why we have that severe thunderstorm watch in effect pretty much the entire area until 9:00 o'clock this evening and also we have a flash flood watch until midnight. so once again as we time this activity out, by 6:00 o'clock, moving along the i-95 corridor. then into parts of south jersey and down the shore by seven, eight, 9:00 o'clock. we'll talk much more about totals from this system and that weekend forecast. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. as we take live look at cape may we want to remind you that you can download our fox 29 weather app to get up to the minute conditions from the fox 29 weather authority. be sure to turn on notifications so we can get urgent information to you. you can find the apps i

on tuesday, the next band of rain arrives, bringing another spell of wet weather from west to east, temperatures the west by the time we get to wednesday, drawing in winds from the atlantic, so a westerly influenced the weather next week, bringing spells of rain at times, interspersed with sunshine, and some scattered showers. most of the rain and windier conditions are more likely to be across the west and north—west of the country, particularly later in the late. further south and east, you will be drier and warmer, with lighter winds too. the start of autumn stays firmly unsettled, rain at times, often quite windy in the north and west, and more likely to stay dry and warm in the south—east. tonight at ten: a third round of brexit talks and frustration on both sides at the lack of progress. the eu's chief negotiator says there's been "no decisive progress" while the brexit secretary says it's time for the eu to be "more imaginative and flexible". the commission has set out its position — and we have a duty to our taxpayers to interrogate it rigorously. it is clear the uk does not feel legally

rain to the west of the pennines, dry to the east. will be down into wales and the south west of england as well. we will start off some sunshine in the south—east corner and east anglia. you may well cling on to the sun for much of the day. the cloud will thicken all the time up through this part of the country into the midlands. we will see outbreaks of rain, albeit light and patchy moving in. some showers developing into northern ireland. some of those could be heavy, possibly thundery by the middle of the afternoon. in terms of the feel of things, disappointing to the north and west. 15 to 18 celsius. highest values again, just like today, of 23 in the south—east corner. but that rain will arrive. it will gradually sweep its way steadily eastwards overnight monday into tuesday. not too much significant rainfall across the south—east and then clearing behind to a trail of showers. but tuesday looks reasonably promising. most of the rain will have cleared out of the way through the night. some of the showers again could still be quit

showers drifting from west to east as we go through the afternoon with some sunny breaks in between. 21 degrees in london, quite a blustery day. the winds around the coast of wales and the south—west could touch gale force, further showers continuing to work across the country overnight. most easing through the early hours. 12 to 13 degrees to start on saturday. saturday mainly fine, sunday drive for many but some patchy rain towards the south—west. the headlines at tpm. this is bbc news. the headlines. three days of mourning are declared in spain as police say they believe a network of at least eight people were behind the terror attacks that have left 14 people dead. another attack in the coastal town of cambrils saw five suspects shot dead by police and seven people injured. one later died. in barcelona police have arrested four people and a massive manhunt is under way for the 18—year—old suspected of driving the van. he's been named as moussa oukabir.

millions have been rushing to get a ringside seat for this, the first time its stretch from the west coast to the east in 100 years. this is the scene right now in illinois. no, it is 0regon. sky gazers are watching the moon gradually eclipsed the sun. it looks like some cloud as well as so it looks like some cloud as well as so often in the circumstances. good evening and welcome to bbc news. spanish police say they've shot dead the main suspect responsible for carrying out last week's terror attack in barcelona. according to police the man appeared to be wearing a suicide belt. earlier 22—year—old younes abouyaaqoub was named as the man who drove the van which hit pedestrians on las ramblas boulevard last thursday — killing 13 people. another man was killed as abouyaaqoub fled the scene. 0ur correspondent james reynolds has the latest from spain. the police say that the hunt for younes abouyaaqoub, on the run for four days, is now over. 0fficers rushed to a small town after a woman reported a man hiding by a petrol station. reports say the police shot the man when he failed to take off a suspected e

this is moving from west to east. viewing at 2:44 this afternoon. more clouds will generate in from the west. we will watch at least some spots that may not have the best viewing. many of us are going to be okay this afternoon. here is the hour by hour showing us that little band of clouds i was talking about. this model isn't the perfect resolution. it's more spotty cloud cover than this. it gives you an idea that the clouds as we get to 1:00 p.m., the start time right around of the eclipse, that we do still have scattered clouds in place as we go from 1:00 to 2:30, same deal. scattered clouds across the area. we are not looking at a coating, blanket of clouds that would ruin our visibility. this is a good sign. west, we are seeing showers and storms generate. the good news is, it does not hit until after the peak timing is over. by 4:00, the eclipse is done with. whether we say 4:00 to 5:30, we will see showers and storms, not going to affect your viewing. we will start to see showers and storms, along the western e