These tracks very similar to past hurricanes and even though they made landfall in the mid atlantic they still impacted the delaware valley. So as we continue to watch this storm, were watching latest track this is the 5 00 oclock update from the National Hurricane center. It brings the storm toward the north northwest as category three storm by saturday. That has a 115mile an hour wind. Then by the time we make it into sunday, somewhere along the outerbanks, remember, this is the cone of uncertainty, but this is 2 00 oclock sunday afternoon and then it drives it up the Chesapeake Bay this is by monday afternoon. Now we continue to see this northwesterly track pulling it further and further to the west. And that means by the time we get to the weekend, that mid atlantic landfall looks a little bit more likely at this point. That still means rain and heavy winds for us. Well continue to keep you updated. We have around of heavy rain before this storm even gets close. Well talk more abou
Me, you can see the stretch of route 20, still closed. Truck. They say collided with a car that switched lanes, right beyond that, though, you can see how this area curves. And people are telling us, drivers just cant see beyond that bend, now people are demanding action before more lives are lost. It was like dynamite. My house shook. The reporter this woman says after hearing that incredible boom, she rushed outside. Debris scattered everywhere, including this babys car seat. Sky fox flew over the scene as emergency crews responded. Massachusetts state police said around 8 30 a. M. This morning, this cement truck and this blue vehicle collided on route 20, near oak drive. The impact pushed the blue vehicle into this mercedes, witnesses say the cement truck driver was hysterical. The truck driver sitting on the back of a pickup truck crying saying i killed somebody. The reporter neighbors say for decades, theyve seen crash after crash along this curve, yet nothing has been done. Its a
Roads for now, after he allegedly struck a woman with his mail truck on a route, right here in that womans own neighborhood. Its excruciatingly painful. Even standing up. Yeah. Amy conlin winced in pain and clutched a walker one day after she says a upsp mailman struck her with his mail truck. Had you ever seen this carrier before. The mail carrier was arraigned on several charges, includes assault with a deadly weapon, that being his mail truck. You could tell that he was speeding, and when he came down, he was revving and he came down and amy conlin, my neighbor, stood out front, so he couldnt the reporter according to this police report, conlin went out to the street to tell haggerty to slow down. They got in a night and haggerty began to speed up and swerve towards conlin, then moved the mail truck very close to her and hit the gas, striking her in the knees and pushing her back. He then took off his shirt and fled, running through peoples backyards. Police eventually caught up wit
Ten on the scale to day, another nice day, it will start to go down this weekend though as we have humidity increasing, heat increasing and a few showers. Now, no rain today, we will get cloud that pop up in the afternoon. So clouds there, that is afternoon cloud, and light puffy clouds that pop up when things heat up. They will clear out at night. 84 degrees. We will call that warmer, 3 degrees from yesterday. Bobbies not here right the now but he will be here starting a at 6 00 on his way to cape may. Were down the the shore there. Traffic authority, well, there is one issue we have this morning, and that is on woodhaven road, between the boulevard, and i95. Right here right lane is block but there is cars moving by there without, an issue this morning. And live shot, over ben franklin bridge, wide opened, things are cleared this morning, travel times, we have all green, all 95 from woodhaven to the the vine. Thirteen minutes there a long the schuylkill from the blue route the to the
Early. Optimistic event organizers thought there could be 4,000 to 5,000 chartered buses carrying pilgrims to see the pope, but today a remarkably low number announced 1100, with 190,000 unsold train passes and thousands of unbooked rooms, there is a growing sense that people are not opting to navigate the road closures in place during the popes stay and a harsh assessment of city hall preparations announced by the city controller,nounced 160 businesses inside of the traffic box, hotels and restaurants reporting a lack of clarity how deliveries will be made and trash pickup inside of the zone. There has to be a plan for continuous trash removal so the trash bins dont become overrun and we dont have a rodent problem and dont show a bad face to the world. Well the Mayors Office not please with the controllers tonight, he said if he really wanted to help folks he would advise them to call the Resource Center and dealing with deliveries and trash already. Going back to the map, the red zon