In the coming days. Sunday night and the big story on action news is the impending return of some sunshine. After a soggy, we thought weekend Melissa Mcgee with the check of the accuweather forecast. We have something to look forward to for the start of our workweek because its been a washout for the most part over our weekend. Very rainy for the month of february. So far, 6. 52 inches of rain well above the normal for this time of year, usually 2. 5. Philadelphia, the fifth wettest on record for the month of february. Now, looking at Storm Tracker 6 live double scanner 3d, the frontal boundary stalled out and the rain moving away and High Pressure returns for the start of the workweek. Despite the clouds and moisture, pretty comfortable. 46 in the city, 47 in reading, 50 in the pocono know and theres no cold air following this cold front that pushed on through the region. So, along the i95 metro area by tomorrow afternoon, numbers easily climb ing into the lower 50s. So, sunshine retu
Well this morning with no delays for patco, new jersey transit, septa and amtrak. This morning thousands of students in the live will return to class just days after a fire destroyed dozens of school buses. Matt, whats the district doing to get the students to class today . Reporter well, tracy, the Parkland School district had to borrow buses from other School Districts that they had on loan that there were spare buses that they were able to bring up here so they would have enough to pick up all the students. And they brought those buses in so the kids can get back to school today. More than two dozen buses were destroyed or damaged early friday morning here. Those buses were housed in a garage just behind the Orfield Middle School where we are. Each one of the burned buses runs about 90,000. Classes did have to be canceled on friday because of that bus shortage. Some good news those classes are resuming this morning with the borrowed buses. And the cause of the fire is still under in
Hadi. Yes. He is making the best. We have home fries with the melted cheese, on top. Come on, lets check the jam cams this morning as we get ready, i95 northbound, right between bridge and cottman avenue, little left over construction and then i95 coming into downtown all of the roads are clear but were dealing with really thick fog especially out in the burbs. I hit it coming in on 202. And then of course we have changes to septa over the weekend that kicked in a new timetable so make sure you have the right one. Out here this morning the irish band, the chocolate chip pancakes, the scrapple, and the home fries, this guy, he is eating a cheese stake, what are you doing. We have to keep it real. Are you with us from last night or this morning. Last night. Last night. Well, everybody has a story and we are here at the empire diner in land down, delco, come on by on your way to work or school, we will have some fun, karen and thomas, back to you. Great time. Thanks, so much, i love that
Now, we have a couple of advantage points to show you. First lets take to you a Traffic Camera provided by the Delaware Department of transportation showing in the back ground a smoking bus and those three dozen passengers stranded along the highway. Were told another driver was able to flag down the bus driver to alert him to the fire burning in the bus rear engine compartment. Now the incident closed the 495 northbound onramp to i95 for hours as natasha just said it just reopened a short time ago. Now, those who had to flee their smoke filled bus were taken here to the Pennsylvania Welcome Center in boothwyn. There were no injuries. They get here and they see fire coming out of the row engine compartment of the bus. Luckily all the occupants were able to get off the bus unassi unassisted so there were no injuries. It was a full bus, right. There were actually 35 people on board. Reporter now crews did move that broken down bus that was the cause for the delay and reopening the highwa
Morning. Here we are. Here we go. Hop i monday, yes, visibility issues with the fog, overall though just looking at some construction, so real easy morning so far. Ash youre right, the fog is something we have to keep our eye out for, seen aunt mile visibility in lot of spots. When it comes to the advisory, just looking at storm scan, isnt it nice to see it not have rain on it for a change . Not necessarily a clear sky yet. But this is the transition to get to that point. So while you are going to still find some clouds out there, still mild morning, running you have above average , and finally get in on some sunshine, past the fog, talk about the fog, it is pretty thick, ive seen hands full of very dense fog in some of the field cameras, live neighborhood network, so just expect that that could be a problem traveling dollars the garden state parkway, a. C. Expressway, any of the areas here shaded in the gray but even outside of the advisory zone ive seen some poor visibility, being re