Be on the way for us. Meteorologist Chelsea Ingram is in the cbs3 Weather Center tracking storms that could hopefully break this heat for us. Thats right, natasha and i think they will help. Some of these storms actually strong to severe. We have a mess across the midatlantic up into the northeast. Lets zoom you into one Severe Thunderstorm Warning that we have for the following counties. Were looking at Burlington County camden Gloucester County as well as philadelphia. This Severe Thunderstorm Warning is until 6 45. The main threat with this warning is going to be winds in excess of around 60 Miles Per Hour and of course extremely heavy downpours. Were dealing with some torrential rainfall from west goshen up to Upper Providence and this is heading east at around 35 Miles Per Hour. So, heads up to philadelphia, gloucester as well as mount laurel were going to be dealing with very heavy rainfall and very strong winds as we head into the next 30 minutes to an hour or so. We also have a
Chelsea. Thats right, natasha. We had some Severe Weather earlier this evening. Right now were dealing with rain and showers still lingering across the delaware valley. The majority of the convection, the convective storms and stronger storms are down to our south into maryland and marylands eastern shore. North of Mercer County were dealing with heavier downpours on into new jersey and then some lighter rain for places like trenton bridgewater. Because of that we have some flooding that is going on mainly just some minor flooding. We have a flood advisory thats been issued. This is for bucks, Hunterdon Mercer and somerset counties until 2 45. We have multiple storm reports from berks county down into camden and burlington counties in new jersey. We had a report of some flooding in phoenixville, some hail in Camden County and then also reports of multiple trees down across the way. Plenty of rain fell with this storm that moved through earlier today. Around 2inches in reading and trent
Chelsea. Thats right, natasha. We had some Severe Weather earlier this evening. Right now were dealing with rain and showers still lingering across the delaware valley. The majority of the convection, the convective storms and stronger storms are down to our south into maryland and marylands eastern shore. North of Mercer County were dealing with heavier downpours on into new jersey and then some lighter rain for places like trenton bridgewater. Because of that we have some flooding that is going on mainly just some minor flooding. We have a flood advisory thats been issued. This is for bucks, Hunterdon Mercer and somerset counties until 2 45. We have multiple storm reports from berks county down into camden and burlington counties in new jersey. We had a report of some flooding in phoenixville, some hail in Camden County and then also reports of multiple trees down across the way. Plenty of rain fell with this storm that moved through earlier today. Around 2inches in reading and trent
Active kind of ink time frame yesterday. We had all of the thunderstorms came through, couple of severe thunder storms, as women it, doesnt look like through much of today that we will be dealing with a lot of precipitation, but similar set up does take over later this evening, and then, moreover night tonight, into monday morning, thats when we can look at our next round of shower and thunderstorms activity. Wanted to take you outside here early on a sunday morning to show you the logan square fountain. This was packed with folks yesterday trying to cool off in what was day number five in a row of 90 degrees heat. While it is nice and quiet today, it wouldnt be surprise to go see few folks taking maybe maybe the dip in the fountain later this afternoon, as well. Now it, wont be quite as hot today. But still going to be just as humid. So, it is still uncomfortable sunday afternoon for us. Storm scan3, few light showers are out there through Central New Jersey south of toms river , over
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