wrightstown saying goodbye to one of those pretty quicking.rain we had yesterday and a little bit more today we are expecting low pollen counts so that's one positive out of having some unsettled weather. we do expect that pollen to rise as the humidity rises and as things get a little more toasty and unsettled around here later in the week. for today 73 by 9 o'clock, 81 by noon, 86 is your high at 3 o'clock. it is going to still be humid today with humidity falling off later on in the afternoon and evening. there is the chance of some pop-up showers and thunderstorms today that could produce gusty winds and drenching downpours. they'll only be in a few neighborhoods so hopefully they miss yours tam. >> thank you david. >>> new this morning caitlyn jenner faces another lawsuit in connection to a deadly car crash back in february. jessica stein dorf is seeking compensation from jenner. she was injured in one of the vehicles that was hit in that pileup. a third driver kim howell was killed when her car was knocked into oncoming traffic onto a ca

it's been holding fast in quakertown anne wrightstown, zero visibility. at the airport and atlantic city at the airport has been stuck at a quarter mile for more than an hour now. toms river is seeing that fog too. if you so have some plans to get out of town using the airport or the roads, you may run into trouble this morning. a potential troublesome afternoon with showers and thunderstorms redeveloping. let me show the immediate area. last night, flooding in lehigh valley valley. can't rule isolated spots of flooding out this afternoon. right now 74 degrees. the clouds showers may combine to keep our temperatures a little lower that afternoon, near the 90 degrees mark. but steamy nonetheless. i'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood to show you what to expect where you live when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> fog is the big torie story this morning. on 295 right now, one of the least foggy spots in cherry hill, you can see on the southbound side we're moving along nicely

okay at the moment at philadelphia international, wrightstown we have some fog and we are sock in atlantic city international with .8 of a mile visibility. it is a muggy 75 degrees out there, very, very, close as they say 87 percent relative humidity 6-mile an hour wind out of the east, not much of a breeze and 5:32 the sunrise time as we count down last couple days of spring. today we will expect a high of around 90. we didn't make to it quite 90 yesterday, we got to 89, and then we do also have some thunderstorms for later in the day. that is your weather authority forecast bob kelly, it is a steamy tuesday. >> es specially here in the studio i can feel it, walk in front of the bright white lights. so tough to see some folks out there on i-95. here's the example of the fog in northeast philadelphia up and down that i-95 corridor we will be dealing with fog and damp wet roadways this morning. it is a busy night for construction. pick a road any road and i will show you construction on that road. vine street expressway the biggie in center city closed both directions until 5:00 o'clock thi

coatesville 66, 65 at wrightstown. 60s in roxborough at 67 degrees.the delaware river trail 173 at this hour. the sunshine warms us up high clouds at times. mainly just a nice comfortable, almost summer day. a few days left until springtime comes to an end. 82 at 2:00. the chance of showers out of the picture today but it's not that far away. i'll show you what's ahead when i come back in ten minutes. right now, let's find out how the roads are faring on this wednesday morning. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> we're starting to pick up volume in different spots. on the schuylkill expressway jams on the montgomery drive. the vine street expressway expressway up toward the blue route, 13 minutes. on and off slow in different spots. out in pennsauken new jersey we're dealing with a set of traffic lights out and malfunctioning due to an earlier accident. on route 130, two left lanes closed. be prepared to follow police activity on the scene there. lincoln drive northbound in philadelphia is still blocked due to a downed tree at gyps

mid-50s in wrightstown. 56 in allentown. and dover, 61 degrees. over the next eight hours, expect temperatures to push into the 70s by noon by the time you head out for lunch, 73 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. 77 and we will see our temperatures ranging between 77 and 80 degrees. here's a closer look at our future weather. it shows that we'll see a few clouds moving in but mainly sunshine for us today. changes will move in as we head into tomorrow. not for your morning commute, but the changes will come as you are heading home. so, clear conditions for us plenty of sunshine just a few clouds, but this is what i'm tracking. it's going to head our way as we push into tomorrow afternoon. >>> it's an annual tradition in manayunk. hundreds, if not thousands will line the city streets to watch the philadelphia international cycling classic today. nbc 10's jesse gary has a front row seat of the action. he's live at the start and finish line in manayunk. and jesse, one group of cyclists has already hit the course. >> that's right, rosemary. the amateurs have alrea

it's going through browns mills and wrightstown. that's trying to push toward the coast. medford lakes has it, its working toward chad ford and speed well. you can see holes in norristown or media. the back edge trying to form. it's not here just yet. we can seep the steady rain, the trouble is the damage is done. let's go outside and see what it looks like for you it's raining out there philadelphia international as we look right now, trouble with low clouds out there, as well. overall expect delays through the morning rush we have the showers, the heaviest rain and the downpours have moved through, it's steady out there because of that we have the ponding 0 on the roads localized flooding you'll be driving through all that. satellite and radar, kind of showing that in motion here's the heavy rain the steadiest the heaviest rain pushing through trying to get toward the east. we have a little bit before the back edge moves through the city. we have clouds and showers it's not as if we're dry when the steady rain moves through. 8:00 a.m., breaking apart showers in spots an

but there is a 59 degrees in wrightstown. seventy in wildwood.fternoon strong storms are likely with wind and maybe even some hail, up to 84 degrees. we will continue to track these storms and update the radars and show you the full forecast in the seven day but for now it is lets take you out on the roadways with bob kelly. >> good morning everybody. 5:32 on this tuesday morning. guess what today is. >> it is nationalize cream soda day. >> okay. >> ice cream soda day. >> there we go. boom. nationalize cream soda float day. it is only 5:30 but we have been up since two. we're already past breakfast. good morning. live look at 422 as we get ready to roll out of the royersford and collegeville heading in towards king of prussia we will have sun glare for the beginning of the morning rush hour and as dave mentioned some thunder boomers rolling in. if you are heading down toward the airport there is a live look at lincoln financial field all lit up here southbound lanes of i-95, extra volume heading down towards the airport. okay at philly internatio

little cooler north and west, there is, 159 in wrightstown mid to low 60's to the south and 84 degrees today. we have strong, afternoon showers, and thunderstorms affecting likely the evening rush. not much happening in the morning rush but we still have problems out there bob has very latest. >> hi dave, good morning. 4:31. we have left overs left over tuesday, construction left over from last night. live look at the vine street expressway. coming into philadelphia, still closed between broad street, and the ramps to the schuylkill expressway. it that is overnight construction if you have coming in on the schuylkill expressway a live look here approaching 30th street station. you'll have to continue on the schuylkill and head down to south street, so again your two options with this closure right now off of the schuylkill you can use schuylkill south street and you can use vine street local. looking good on the ben franklin bridge no problems rolling into or out of the city. the burlington bristol bridge, however, closed until about 5:00 o'clock all due to overnight construction. taco

through the rest of today, not too crazy like we saw earlier in the week. 56 in trenton, 56 in wrightstown, 50 degrees in shenandoah. temperatures this morning, oxford at 57, 58 in avalon. and today, our temperatures will range between 63 and 66 degrees, cloudy and cool with that chance of stray showers and wind speeds shifting out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour. that's giving us cooler and drier air. i am tracking warmer weather heading into the weekend. i'll get the details in the full forecast. for now, we'll check in with nbc10 "first alert" reporter katy zachry. >> good morning, brittney. much of the overnight construction and road work on the area roadways is clearing. a live look at 95 at casper avenue. this is the northbound side. we're seeing very little volume. just a little more volume on the southbound side if you're headed towards center city philadelphia. southbound between woodhaven and the vine street expressway. 76 eastbound between the blue route and the vine about 12 minutes. and 476 southbound between 76 and 95 it will take you 15 minutes. all looking really good

same thing for inland conditions. 66 in horsham. 71 in northeast philly. 57 in wrightstown. 64 in quakertown. 62 in allentown. in beach haven, 73. 74 in woodbine. there's the system that brought us all the rain yesterday. it's moving well away from our region. over the next eight hours, temperatures warm up nicely. 79 by 3:00 p.m. a mix of sun and clouds heading into your 6:00 hour. >>> new video this morning shows a scary moment for seattle mariners star robinson cano. in between innings cano took a baseball to the head. a bruise swelled up immediately and he had to leave the game. trainers said there were no signs of a concussion. coaches say he should be able to play today. >>> still ahead, after the landmark ruling on same-sex couples, a gay pride festival turns vile. we'll show you what happened that sent people running from the scene. >>> plus another shark attack on the outer banks leaves a teen hurt. it's just the latest in a series of similar attacks. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this.

now quaker town and wrightstown down to zero visibility quarter mile visibility allenton toms river and atlantic city. anything at a quarter mile or less that's considered dense fog and that will be messing with not only driving but potentially flights at the airports this morning. not an issue for dover and wildwood. millville is fog free this morning as well. but those are the areas that are seeing it. it's going to take some time

cooling down at this hour. 69 degrees in pottstown. 72 in wrightstown. it will feel like 91 by 9:00 this morning. by this afternoon that number expected to be closer to 100 degrees. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. things are moving along on the roads. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> we're in new jersey right now. not a lot of volume to speak of across the board. we're dealing with construction projects because they like to do them in early morning hours when there's not a lot of volume through the area. right around the black horse pike active work zone here taking out the right-hand shoulder. two lanes getting by on the southbound side. only a 12-minute drive time. not a

right now, horsham at 63 chester springs down to 61 degrees. 69 in washington township and wrightstown is at 65 degrees. coatesville getting close to the upper 50s. it may fall into the upper 50s like it has in shenandoah this morning. 60s and low 70s right now in delaware and south jersey. avalon is at 62 degrees. a pleasant start this morning. it's nice you can leave your umbrella at home. you'll need sunglasses today. don't forget where you put the umbrella. tomorrow this is what we'll start the day with showers and thunderstorms from illinois into indiana and the ohio valley with a heavier downpours in southern indiana that's tomorrow morning for us. and then sunday the remnants of bill it's not a tropical depression, still a lot of energy and plenty of moisture with that storm. it's moving through texas right now. but it's likely to come in to our area on sunday. for today, show no showers. comfortable, sunny skies, low to mid-80s this afternoon. tomorrow, yes, we'll start with rain. we'll be cooler tomorrow. thanks to the clouds hanging out in the afternoon as well. warmer weathe

a little bit lower in atlantic city, millville, doylestown all in the low 60s and wrightstown is at 59 degrees. northeast philadelphia 65 degrees this morning. still falling at this hour. sunshine, we'll see a warmer day today. 76 degrees by 9:00 and at lunch time some dry and 83 degrees and cleeming. your hour-by-hour future weather when we come back to show you when the storms will likely move in. let's get a look at traffic with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> on the 42 freeway around runnemede and the new jersey turnpike, everything moving along just fine. still a five-minute drive if you're headed northbound from 55 toward the walt whitman bridge. elsewhere in new jersey on greenwich township exit 17 still closed due to downed wires from last week's storm. follow detours throughout the area. south golf road and west church road, a road obstruction in upper merion. we'll check on more drive times coming up. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. a pregnant woman is clinging to life after being shot in the west oak lane section of philadelphia. >>

cooling down at this hour. 69 degrees in pottstown. 72 in wrightstown. it will feel like 91 by 9:00 this morning. by this afternoon that number expected to be closer to 100 degrees. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. things are moving along on the roads. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> we're in new jersey right now. not a lot of volume to speak of across the board. we're dealing with construction projects because they like to do them in early morning hours when there's not a lot of volume through the area. right around the black horse pike active work zone here taking out the right-hand shoulder. two lanes getting by on the southbound side. only a 12-minute drive time. not a lot of volume to back up behind that. and as we head out to schuylkill expressway, 12 minutes. no problems westbound. on sunday, the ben franklin bridge will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 7:30. >> i'm sure the air conditioners will be cranking in cars today and in people's houses. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city fo

wrightstown at 59 degrees, doylestown at 61. currently 61 for levittown. as the day goes on these temperatures come up into the 80s. this is where we're more likely to see thunderstorm development today. in the northern and western suburbs, quakertown kintnersville. those showers will be moving through the area during the afternoon hours and into the evening. right now, it is pretty quiet in the immediate philadelphia area. you can see the scattered shower to the west and some thunderstorm activity. this morning, it should stay dry. sunshine, 76 degrees at 9:00. by lunch time, low 80s. those temperatures are above yesterday's. and the temperatures will be warmer over the weekend, too. saturday afternoon, the fourth of july 87 degrees. there's still a chance of a shower or thunderstorm but really at today's viewing ofÑi the latest it looks less likely than it did yesterday. this may be coming down for saturday and sunday the temperatures will be going up 88 degrees. seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >>> 4:19 on this tuesday. jessica boying

we have 82 degrees in trenton as well as wrightstown. 80 right now in pottstown. 80 in lancaster. so not that bad and also as we look at the humidity, you can see it's only at 41% in philadelphia. we have 44% relative humidity right now in wilmington. so it's warm and breezy. dry, quiet if you're stepping outdoors, the humidity starts to increase over night. low 70s still though by 11:00 o'clock tonight. as we take look at the air quality concern you can see pretty much the entire area looking at a code orange ozone alert. so basically that means unhealthy for sensitive groups. the elderly children, if you have asthma, heart disease lung disease, limit your outdoor exposure tomorrow due to the air quality. so quiet conditions right now on ultimate doppler and then tomorrow afternoon once again there could be a few pop up gusty showers and thunderstorms developing during the heat of the day but otherwise the big story is just going to be the heat as well as the humidity. it's going to start feel more like summer. not only for thursday but into friday in fact let's talk about future

but there's some cooler spots, including millville at 58. 60 in wrightstown. middle 60s for rocksboro and northeast philadelphia. we will see the bright sunshine. there it is coming up across the horizon this morning. 75 degrees at 10:00. by lunchtime, we'll be in the 80s. by 1:00 this afternoon, 83 degrees and climbing. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. show you how warm it's going to get where you live. find out what that traffic is doing this morning. jessica? >> we're watching new jersey this morning way out in burlington township where we have an overturned tractor-trailer. and now fuel spill in the area earlier blocking off all lanes. we have the right-hand lane and center lane blocked. on the northbound side around burlington and mt. holly road. that could open and close for a few times as it cleans up and gets out of the way. you do want to take the new jersey turnpike just to be safe for now. starting to build volume in normal spots, the drive times not affected by that, 13 minutes headed southbound up toward

pottstown, doylestown and wrightstown all in the low 70s to start with.and the temperatures will warm from the 70s and into the 80s and the 90s this afternoon. right along the delaware river trail, you won't find a cooler hour today. the temperature by

trenton at as well as wrightstown. the farther south and west you head that's where some of the warmer air was today. as we look at the satellite/radar, we still have the clouds. a few pockets of some sunshine farther north and west but this is what we'll have to wait on for the um coming weekend. the remnant moisture from bill that could likely bring some downpours across the area especially saturday night into sunday. so you can see spaghetti models moving that moisture back toward our area by the upcoming father's day weekend. here's a look at one of models you can see some of moisture moving through sections of the ohio river valley and then eventually moving right to the heart of the delaware valley so we're -- we'll continue to watch the 10s over the next several days but take look at this particular computer model as we run it through. about sunday around 11am you can see some of the heavier rainfall likely south and west of the city. we'll, of course, keep you posted but we could see some good downpours saturda

right now, temperatures to get you out the door, 60 degrees in wrightstown, 61 in washington township. low 60s in pottstown, waking up with us in reading, 68 in woodbine, 61 in beach haven. over the next eight hours, temperatures warm nicely into the 70s, as soon as 10:00 a.m. 73 degrees. by 1:00 p.m. 80 degrees and today's high will range between 83 and 86. i'll do an hour-by-hour breakdown for your neighborhood of when the storms will start and stop. for now we'll check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we're still dealing with quiet roadways. definitely good news all across the board. 95 right around girard avenue is one of the cameras we're starting to see a little bit of volume. 95 generally jams up first, though, a little bit of volume, but no problems. still a 13-minute drive time between woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. from 55 to the walt whitman bridge, 5 minutes. ongoing construction on the walt whitman bridge. no problems for the ben and the betty or the tacpow. >>> nbc 10's jesse gary just got to the scene where someone shot a woman i

right now temperatures throughout the rest of the region at 59 in wrightstown 63 in wilmington 63 in chester springs, low 60s in nordstrom, 60 degrees in oxford. along the short, 61. beach haven 61 degrees. we have a few scattered showers outside of harrisburg right now. these will mainly stay to the north of our area will push into the poconos and then we'll watch part of this system will head to the east throughout today and so we will see a chance of showers and thunderstorms pushing into the afternoon. so we'll go ahead and progress the model for you. it shows by 3:00 4:00 that's the window we'll start to see these storms moving in. 74 degrees by 4:00 p.m. in the poconos with a chance of heavy downpours, same thing in allentown. i'll show you how long our threat of storms and showers will stick around coming up in my full craft in ten minutes. we'll check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> we are going to start things off in new jersey with a live shot of 295 right around the black horse pike. not a lot of volume in a lot of direction. an inactive work zon

the air is calm so it will be a nice, comfortable morning if you head out early for a jog. 50 in wrightstown. 51 in trenton. cooler in chester springs, only at 48 degrees. 46 in quakertown. 53 in allentown. temperatures in oxford at 59 degrees, and along the shore, we're in the high 50s. 56 at avalon and 57 if dover. over the next eight hours, temperatures will warm up nicely pushing into the 60s by 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m. 68. by 1:00 p.m. 75 degrees. and today's high, 78. i'll be tracking your seven-day forecast, coming up. >>> today, hundreds of spectators will gather in manayunk for the annual philadelphia international cycling classic. right now crews ss and organizers are finishing the setup for the event. jesse, what's it look like along the course right now? >> reporter: it's starting to pick up a little bit. but i'll start with a word of caution. if you have parked your car in this area you want to come and get it. the philadelphia police department is out here and they are towing. we'll put the list of street closures and enforcement up on our website and you can check that. but if

but there's some cooler spots, including millville at 58. 60 in wrightstown. middle 60s for rocksboro and northeast philadelphia. we will see the bright sunshine. there it is coming up across the horizon this morning. 75 degrees at 10:00. by lunchtime, we'll be in the 80s. by 1:00 this afternoon, 83 degrees and climbing. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. show you how warm it's going to get where you live. find out what that traffic is doing this morning. jessica? >> we're watching new jersey this morning way out in burlington township where we have an overturned tractor-trailer. and now fuel spill in the area earlier blocking off all lanes. we have the right-hand lane and center lane blocked. on the northbound side around burlington and mt. holly road. that could open and close for a few times as it

the action cam was in wrightstown burlington county today for the service ten veterans were hoppered during the 21st new jersey mission of honor ceremony, the warriors watch riders and local dignitaries took part in today's event. in trenton, new jersey a recycling company is recycling cigarettes millions in fact turning them into something more usual. >> discarded cigarette butts seem to be everywhere littering the street. >> there are 3.5 trillion cigarette butts littered every single year what if they served another purpose, recycled. they have been collected discarded butts in these boxes all over downtown. most cigarette fileters are a high grade plastic this is the same plastic that is in your sunglasses. in a process the filter is separated from the cigarette and fed into a machine that melts the filter down making it into hard pellets we sell the pellets to companies that turn them into things like railroad ties and other building materials. the pellets are not used to make household products. >> does it make sense to you to recycling butts. several smokers say us they have s

that will help keep the humidity low. 78 northeast philadelphia and wrightstown. chester springs up to 78. we're in the 70s across dell on the verge of 80 in middletown. 78 in millville. the coolest along the beach. inland is where we'll see the 80s today. sunshine will stay through the day. i am tracking some clouds off to the northwest. this is a cold front. this is producing just a few showers and some thunderstorm activity in northwestern pennsylvania. i believe these storms today are going to be moving to our north. so the path to the north so most of the area today will be shower-free. there's a good chance over the next few days with an increase of heat and humidity we will see thunderstorms. there's a potential for severe weather. but not today. just sunshine. 1:00 this afternoon, 82 degrees. 85 the humidity nice and low at 4:00. heading for a nice evening, 82 degrees with a light southwesterly wind. it's tomorrow things really start to change. the heat and humidity will be on. we'll take a closer look at the numbers when i come back later this half hour.

pottstown, doylestown and wrightstown all in the low 70s to start with. and the temperatures will warm from the 70s and into the 80s and the 90s this afternoon. right along the delaware river trail, you won't find a cooler hour today. the temperature by 8:00 80 degrees. 11:00 this morning, 87 and then we'll be watching for storms as we head into the afternoon. a look at the hour-by-hour future weather to show you when the storms are likely to arrive when i'm back in ten. >> we are days into summer and already getting ready to mark the season's first official heat wave. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in center city this morning. katy you've been keeping in touch with the health department in philadelphia about the dangers of the heat an how to beat it. tell us more. >> i will in just a second. there's been a marked difference out hear. you can feel the humidity as compared to when i saw you about a half hour ago. it's not as cool. the elements were pretty good up until now. we're starting to feel soupy. leading into today when the city is expecting extreme w

around the rest of the area wilmington, 85. 88 right now in wrightstown. the hot spot is toms river at 91 degrees. 1 degrees warmer than yesterday in wilmington. up by 2 in trenton. it's not a lot hotter than yesterday but with the additional humidity it feels warmer. that's part of the problem for today. we're watching for clouds. a lot of haze but not too many clouds yet. a possibility we'll see a cooling shower this afternoon in a few spots. most areas will stay dry today and hot and humid. 1:00 this afternoon, look at the feels like temperature. the temperature plus the humidity will make it feel like 98 degrees in wilmington at that hour. 98 for trenton. 97 degrees in philadelphia. 100 at 3:00 is what it will feel like in trenton and mt. holly and very close to that mark for philadelphia. hazy, hot and humid day with temperatures climbing into the 90s. we'll peak in the mid-90s this afternoon. the record is 95 for this date. we'll get very close to it. by 7:00 this evening, we're back into the 80s. a closer look at the forecast neighborhood by neighbo

temperatures this afternoon in the 50s and look at the numbers right now across the area. 52 in wrightstown. 56 philadelphia as well as wilmington. north and west temperatures in the low to mid 50s and we're still dealing with the low clouds, take a look at the sat lied and radar just kind of damp and dreary on and off again showers across the area as well as some drizzle and mist. right now in philadelphia, you can see we're looking at some pockets of light rain, also moving into sections of south jersey. in particular, camden, gloucester county looking at some of that rainfall also into the northern part of delaware. so don't put away the rain gear just yet. your temperatures for tomorrow, look at the numbers. we're talking 60 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. a high tomorrow of 66 degrees. well below where we should be for this time of year. when to expect a warmup details coming up with the seven day. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> a convicted sex offender escapes from a authorities and puts an entire county on alert. he is back in police custody tonight but it has a lot of pe

we have 66 in wrightstown. 70 millville as well as wildwood wildwood. 75 still in philadelphia.0s right now in the pocono mountains. down the shore beautiful day it looks beautiful again tomorrow. 69 right now surf city. someone somers point. moving toward wildwood cape may temperatures in the low to mid 70s. so ultimate doppler right now showing you the system off to the west scattered showers and some thunderstorms we'll zoom in closer there were some tornado warnings even severe thunderstorm warnings for ohio, kentucky and west virginia that's the energy will move our way by tomorrow afternoon. so here's the clock. dry south jersey much of the day but you can see by lunch time watching land cast berks county moving toward the pocono mountains by two 3:00 in the afternoon. broken line of scattered showers and gusty thunderstorms approaching i-95 i-95 in philadelphia by three 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. and then by 5:00, trying to push into sections of south jersey. but look at the shore? it's still quiet. it's going to be beautiful day down the shore and most of that activi

right now what we're seeing is a cool start, 63 in pottstown and doylestown wrightstown at 65 degrees 69 degrees at philadelphia international. 64 right now in roxborough and northeast philadelphia is 64 degrees. >>> nbc 10's matd dlusht delucia keeps tabs on the damage and the progress from the storm. >> we're tenoring day three of the cleanup. lights are down trees are down. power is still out to a lot of people in our area. i'll have an update coming up after the break. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, mourning the victims of the church massacre in charleston. today a pastor killed in the shooting will be laid to rest after a tribute from the president. >>> in the dark crews are working to restore power to homes still without electricity following this week's storms. we'll have an update on the progress. >>> we are tracking some more rain on the way. here's a live look out at the poconos. how the wet weather could impact some of your weekend plans. good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm denise knack coe. that rain could b

philadelphia, so it is still on the mild side, but it is not as humid as it was yesterday. 65 degrees, in wrightstowndover delaware right now winds are out of the northwest at a mere 6 miles an hour, but it is a nice breeze, as a refreshing breeze, today. but, as we said it is a one day special because things will change tomorrow over the past seven days, we've had quite a few temperatures in the 90s, but we couldn't string three in a row together. so we haven't had an official heatwave yet. not going to get anywhere close to that with 93, 83 i should say. seventy-nine tomorrow with some showers, thunderstorms around. friday we dry out again briefly, high of 86. then we start to get unsettled over the weekend with 84 degrees saturday, some late day thunderstorms and then our wild-card day is sunday. we've got father day, we've got the first day of summer, a lot going on, all weekend long. as we get some of the moisture from bill, may be making indoor plans for sunday. and it does cool off by the middle of next week. >> good morning problem on the pennsylvania turnpike, right now here we go. all eastb

everyone is waking up to mild temperatures. 68 in washington township. 68 in wrightstown. 27 in wilmington. same story to the north and west. poconos 57. 67 in reading. 70 in oxford and lancaster. delaware, mainly in the 60s and 70s. 72 in dover. 71 in millville. we are tracking showers early this morning, heavy downpours happening in parts of northern and central delaware. so dover, hartley, places like that rising sun have seen heavy downpours. we are continuing to see showers there. everyone has a chance for seeing showers mainly throughout the afternoon and evening hours and to the overnight hours. the future cast as we go throughout time most of us dry throughout the day. we can't rule out the chance for a pop up shower or storm. as we go closer to the 8:00 hour darker shading showing up. that's indicating the chance for heavy downpours. we will talk about that and the potential for severe weather on monday. that's coming up. >>> the mayor of glendale arizona says he is okay after he was tasered at charity event. the mayor said he would allow himself to be tasered once he raised $10,0

the air temperature so as we take look at temperatures right now it's 88 in atlantic city. 88 in wrightstownave 87 right now in allentown and 88 in dover. but tomorrow along the i-95 corridor interior south jersey, north and west, we are looking at a heat advisory feels like temperatures could be in the mid 90s even over 100 degrees. so it will become dangerous. as far as the temperatures as we go hour by hour tomorrow, this is the heat index now by 11:00 o'clock it's going to feel like 100 in philadelphia. 101 in wilmington. 101 in millville and then peak by two, 3:00 in the afternoon it could feel like 104 degrees in philadelphia. could it feel like 106 in wilmington. so very dangerous so limit your outdoor exposure dripping a lot of water stay hydrated stay in the shade takes break. for tonight it stays warm the humidity starts to increase late tonight. 80 degrees still by 11:00 o'clock. quiet conditions right now but off to the west we're watching a front that front is going to bring some severe weather into sections around the great lakes. you can already see around cleveland look at to

mid-50s in wrightstown. 56 in allentown. and dover, 61 degrees., expect temperatures to push into the 70s by noon by the time you head out for lunch, 73 degrees.

it feels like 98 in wrightstown. it feels like 97 degrees current currently in allentown.that's the danger and that's why we still have that heat advisory in effect for much of the region along the i-95 corridor interior south jersey north and west for feels like temperatures approaching that century mark so just take it easy outdoors. hazy hot and humid. 90 degrees still by 7:00 o'clock 7:00 o'clock. temperatures are going to be low to follow if you're stepping outdoors keep that in mine. muggy conditions. 82 degrees by 11:00 o'clock tonight. so what about the upcoming weekend? will we cool down and also we have neurally issued severe thunderstorm warning to talk about north and west. isolated thunderstorm produce something gusty winds as well as some hail. we'll focus more on this situation right now coming up. back to you. >> all right. scott, thank you. beat the heat with fox 29 news app. you can track temperatures see just how hot it's going to get and when things will finally cool off a bit. it is free to download. just search for it in the apple or google play store

millville in the 50s along with wrightstown and 50s in montgomery county, too.ther north and west collegeville at 56 degrees. a look at the 50s for upper providence. 58 degrees to start the day. but satellite shows we are in the clear. no sign of any clouds so it's going to be a quick warm-up into the 80s today. but tomorrow hot, humid conditions will be pushing into the area with more southwesterly winds. and that's the beginning of what could be our first heat wave of the season. enjoy this while it's around. sunshine warm yes. nice and comfortable with a light southwesterly wind to 12 miles per hour. tomorrow into the 90s. 93 after a morning low of 68. there's a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. if they do pop up they could be strong. and then the chance of severe weather will increase for friday up to 94 degrees. and 90 on saturday. that's going to be near 90. we get those storms earlier in the day. we may fall short of the 90-degree mark on saturday. and we will definitely be cooler on sunday and more comfortable, too, as the humid

upper 50's in wrightstown. sixty-one a atlantic city. sixty-two in dover. wilmington has 63. we have wind that are a little breeze. it is nice outside right now with the southerly winds. normally it is more muggy. we have 7 miles an hour in philadelphia right now. as we look back over last seven days. remember last tuesday when it was so chilly, cloudy, 58 degrees. we have seen a rise since then peeking at 81 degrees we haddon saturday. yesterday, 77 and warmer today, it would have been a a lot warmer a and thunderstorms possible at the afternoon upper 80's tomorrow as well and unsettled with our next storm system coming through. thunderstorms possible and some showers gannon tuesday and then wednesday we will start heating up, and when we get into the 90's on thursday and friday, and then upper 80's on at day with some more storms and then that would get us back in the mid 80's by sunday. so the the return of the 90's this week, bob kelly. >> sound good. little bit of everything in the seven day there. good morning. 4:48. back to work, back to school, we have cameras working

we have 90 in trenton. 90 wrightstown. 90 right now in dover. factor in that humidity, this is how it actually feels stepping outdoors right now. 96 is the feels like temperature in dover. it feels like 94 in allentown. 94 is what it feels like in wilmington as well as millville. so if you're stepping outdoors, it's going to be hazy, hot and humid. upper 80s still by 7:00 staying warm muggy conditions look at this by 11:00 o'clock tonight still 80 degrees because of that humidity. so a taste of summer over the next several days. in fact, we are also looking at a dangerous heat advisory that goes into effect tomorrow from noon until 8:00 o'clock. right around the heart of the i-95 corridor. you can see from trenton moving down to philadelphia, wilmington the urbanized areas feels like temperatures during the heat of the day could flirt with 100 degrees. find out about when we might cool down as well as that threat for a few pop-up showers and storms with the seven day forecast all coming up. back to you. >> all right. scott, thank you. >>> right

upper 60s right now in wrightstown.ow 60s chilly right now in the pocono mountains there checking in at 63 degrees. as we look at the satellite/radar the heavier rain we saw the first part of the day that's out of here but off to the west still a few pockets of scattered showers even thunderstorms will continue to watch that. however, as we roll the clock ahead it looks like mainly cloudy skies and most of that rain will stay off to the west. temperatures will hold pretty steady generally in the low 70s but coming up we'll talk about when some tropical moisture left over from bill could head in our direction and impact a part of the upcoming father's day weekend. back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you fire destroys a seafood market in delaware county. firefighters on the scene after 5:00 this morning battling flames at sea hucksters in sharon hill. most of the building was seriously damaged. nobody was hurt. investigators are working on how that fire started. >>> after fighting to protect our country in world war i

mount holly, wrightstown anne atlantic city is back down to a quarter are of a mile. 75 in philadelphiait warmer in parts of delaware and south jersey. into the 80s this afternoon with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. >>> helet's check on the traffic right now with jessica boyington. >> we're dealing with fog this morning. you can see fog in the distance right here right around citi avenue. a 20 minute trip. out in mt. laurel we're watching a ramp blockage because of a disabled tractor trailer on the 295 northbound oun the ramp to 38. >>> we vel ooh another local update in 25 minutes. until then, back to the "today" show. recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> back at 7:30 on tuesday morning, the 16th of june 2015. some very angry surf

visibility in pottstown, and in allentown, and even less than that in trenton and around fort dix in wrightstown and 3 miles visibility now, at philly international. things have gotten a little worse because the fog there. bus stop buddy, the fog isn't a problem but it is heat that is expected later on and philadelphia public schools are letting out at noon today. he is happen bye early dismissal. it is humid in the 07's already this morning n your weather by the numbers we have a six out of ten and a little bit of rain we're watching around harrisburg on ultimate doppler radar. we will show you those visibility, and that could slow you down this morning. do you see how hazy it is in olde city. 75 degrees with 87 percent relative humidity. 90-degree high temperature. warm and humid with pop up thunderstorms. eventually after evening thunderstorms clear out we will get to a le of 70. breezes will pick up. the clouds will clear. that bode well for tomorrow. we will tell you the forecast for wednesday and beyond, in the seven day forecast coming up, hey bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 7:02.