Is pretty good evidence of what damage the storm left behind. Trees are down everywhere and look at the shear force of the winds to take down a tree of this size and to toss metal off of signs, from street signs all over the place. Despite was see here on the ground behind me people i talked to today say they know it could have been so much worse. We sat on our patio and watched the whole storm. Reporter marilyn is one of many whose nerves may take some time to recover. Nerve rattling. It was so i was so tense when it was all over that i couldnt even lay down. Reporter against the advice of local authorities, marilyn rode irma out with her family inside their naples home. It was so intense. Parts of it were so scary we werent even sure but we all just stayed at home. Reporter blake and his family evacuated their low lying house to seek shelter at a nearby friends home. It was the worst storm that weve stayed for. We were here for andrew in 92 and we were here for charlie in 2004. Repor
Clear. Were getting a better look at the damage already created. And the Delaware Valley is buzzing over what some see and what you are seeing. Oh, man. As an insect invasion. Theyre as big as deer almost. You wonder why the deer arent i guess its hard with a hoof or two to try to do this the whole time. Anyway, lets go on over to karen rogers and dave murphy to take a look at your weather and traffic. Weve had across the country wildfires earthquakes in mexico, hurricanes, flooding, i was expecting locusts not gnats. Theyre big gnats. Yeah. As we take a look at the weather sent you can see a change today. Yesterday the clouds were down to our south. As expected were seeing those high clouds start to move in from the south. You see a lot of rain from the remnants of irma but most of this is falling apart to our south today. Tomorrow we could get a spotty shower passing through. Temperatures this morning arent quite as cool as yesterday. Were at 52 in allentown, 55 in reading. Yesterday