Showers downwind of the lakes because of the northwesterly wind working its way to the delaware and lehigh valley. Quite a contrast in divide. 20s in buffalo and pittsburg. We tap into a piece of that air tomorrow m future tracker 6 showing 8 30 in the morning air tempe e 30s and much the co tomorrow, windchill early in the 20s afternoon in the 30s. Details in the accuweather forecast. Thank you melissa. Moving on to action News Reporter Jeanette Reyes live from center city with more on the storm damage. Jeanette . Walter, a lot of us went erslee was unpeen foreca have n though co dw no tkie great. Soon the skies ominous. A torrential downpour followed with gusting winds. In Lancaster County the trampoline was tossed into a tree and the playground was left in sham nls. By night fall things calmed down and south street was buzzing with pedestrians hardly layered up. This is definitely a summer shirt and jean jacket. Did you ever think you would be wearing that in february . No. I though
All the big races, all the big issues, were live inside pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, as well as new york city where both candidates for president have their Campaign Headquarters tonight. We begin with andrea kleinthomas. Reporter were in upper darby at a park and theres been a stream of people coming here all day long. This precinct is very small, theres only 800 people to be polled here. Students and independents Charters School captured the urgency about the election. This is probably the most important election of my short life. Reporter the precinct at the Philadelphia Health department is experiencing record turnout. How do i want this world to be when i finally get out on my own. Reporter robin was an early voter this afternoon. An election judge said that about 800 people showed up here in 2008. Its also been a busy day in penn heins park in upper darby. It was the president ial race that drew primary interest. This is my first time, i feel good, i feel like my vote i
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Action news, delaware valleys leading news program. With jim gardner. It is still developing as we speak. A s. W. A. T. Standoff going on nearly nine hours. A manholed up inside his home, threatening harm and neighbors forced to evacuate their quiet culdesac. Tuesday night, jims off, im rick williams. And the big story is the ongoing barricade situation in franconia township. Christie has been at the scene all night. And joins us from Police Perimeter with the very latest. Christie. Reporter and, rick, we just heard from the police chief. He came over to tell us that this has ended. This man it s in police custody. It was a welfare check and lasted for nine hours. He barricaded himself inside his home. This has now ended, the s. W. A. T. Team is rolling out. Apparently this man is now in custody. Live in the neighborhood . Reporter since 2 30 this quiet neighborhood has been under heavy police presence. What started as a routine welfare check on Bartlett Court escalated into this, home
Tuesday night, jims off, im rick williams. And the big story is the ongoing barricade situation in franconia township. Christie has been at the scene all night. And joins us from Police Perimeter with the very latest. Christie. Reporter and, rick, we just heard from the police chief. He came over to tell us that this has ended. This man it s in police custody. It was a welfare check and lasted for nine hours. He barricaded himself inside his home. This has now ended, the s. W. A. T. Team is rolling out. Apparently this man is now in custody. Live in the neighborhood . Reporter since 2 30 this quiet neighborhood has been under heavy police presence. What started as a routine welfare check on Bartlett Court escalated into this, homes evacuated. Reports that a 54yearold man was intoxicated, and willing to harm himself. Police know there are weapons inside. Hes experiencing some personal issues which caused this. And we have trained negotiators who are trying to make contact with this man