Im pat ciarrocchi. Im erika von tiehl after stormy morning we hope you have some improvement busy all morning long, how is it looking . Only better from here at least good news. Storms will be fizzling with time, but issues to track. Flood waters yet to recede, a loft issues so far this morning, in the just with the slow travel like we showed you from the eyewitness photo also, with cars just getting stuck. Never, ever want to drive through them doesnt take much for either your car to stall or to you get stuck. Let me start things off getting you quickly what we do, go way back in time, going all the way back to 2 30, thunderstorm start today boom across the western suburbs look at the lightning we counted hundreds hundreds of lightning strikes with these storms throughout the morning. Brunt every which, led to severe thunderstorm warnings to be posted across salem cumberland, as well as Atlantic Ocean now this is where we stand at noon right now brunt of the storm moved taught sea wha
Hopefully you have it with you this evening. Further south we are seeing showers around wilmington, pennsville and portions of south jersey from woolwich township, down into portions of cumberland county, steady rain with that shower at the the moment indicated by yellow shading. Thinks nothing compared to what happened this morning but additional rainfall on area that got hit hard. Our doppler estimated rain amounts you can see bulls eyes of three plus inches of rain around atlantic city, back through Salem Cumberland and montgomery, Chester County as well, some areas with over two or 3 inches of rain. Vineland 2. 2. A hammington 2. 2 as well. Some damage reports and flooding reports from morning cars stalled around a pottstown, lehigh valley, bethlehem, water up to cars doors. Water up to car doors. And, absecon. Margate vent none avenue, closed due to flooding. Once we get this batch of showers out we have better news for tomorrow. I ale have that with the full forecast. Ukee and je
Seen in hammondton. We have Live Team Coverage of the rain and flooding. Nbc10 Jersey Shore Bureau recorder Ted Greenberg at jersey shore and Monique Braxton, but we begin with nbc10 meteorologist Brittney Shipp. First alert weather day so you want to be careful as you go throughout today. We issued a first alert because well see downpours as we push into the rest of the afternoon. We have a possibility of flash flooding and localized flooding and the possibility of damaging winds. Weve already seen all of those things since this morning. Our radar shot shows us where the radar is right now. Light rain moving into parts of philadelphia near Atlantic City. Mainly from Burlington County into ocean county from toms river to stafford and tabernacle. This is going to continue until we head into the next hour or so. We also have a Flash Flood Warning that will stay in effect until 12 45 and that will affect stafford to beach haven. We are tracking heavy downpours. We are tracking the flash f
No customers. Business has been horrible today. Were not even open yet. Its a short season. Days like this are yes, he was hurting today, his pain should be easing. This round of rain is out of here the next few days at the jersey shore are fantastic. Live in Long Beach Township im ted greenberg, nbc10 news. In parts of cumberland conti, clogged storm drains are causing flooding. Can you see drivers trying to navigate through standing water in our next half hour. Hear from those who tried to keep this mess from getting any worse. We are starting to clear out right now. Heres a live look at the beach in cape may, you can see a mix of clouds and clear skies. The threat of rain isnt completely past us yet about. Glenn hurricane is wafrts is tracking whats coming upton the. None of the heaviest stuff is where they had the most rain. As you can see, on the radar, there are some showers. Some of them are even heavy. These are generally in pennsylvania. The area ted was reporting on is hard h
Totaled. And the skies were dark here again. Even though it is drizzling now. Just these puddals left over this mornings flooding cone sided with the high tide in addition to the flooding here in atlantic county. There were hundreds of outages, one Restaurant Owner telling us even though he was only out for a couple hours, it could hurt him him. Thank you for that. We can tell you further north on long 3w50e67 island four inches of rain in less than two hours, left many streets waterlogged. Sections of lbis main drag quickly flooded. Police shut down some portions of the roadway. Some drivers still chanced it by maneuvering through the high water, other people decided the safer bet was to get around on foot. We decided to turn around and take the car for a walk. Its up to our knees. Members of the Beach Haven Volunteer Fire Company spent much of the day cleaning up after several inches of water flooded their firehouse. That mess. Our nbc10 coverage continues now with glenn hurricane sc