We will tell you how people are preparing their homes and how chp is getting ready for a busy morning commute tomorrow. Bob dylann. You will be hearing a lot of him because he was awarded noble prize for literature. Its almost a shame to talk over the lyrics but i have to mention that this picture will change by this time tomorrow. Highway 4 is slow but moving. Tomorrow it is going to be slick. There is a pretty decent storm coming. We are preparing you today so you arent caught by surprise tomorrow. Welcome back. We have a busy thursday already on this october 13. Times are changing. Good morning. I am dave clark. Lets check your weather. Look at the projections with the first system and it looks like maybe december or january timing. It will be potent for this time of year. By this time tomorrow, heavy rainfall. There is a chance we can have urban and small stream flood advisory just in time for your morning commute. Today it is fairly quiet. We will bring in a chance for showers in
South highway 84 thats coming down through pleasant on the and livermore. The nimitz is the concern not because of any lanes blocked but because of the flashing lights off off the freeway. Train track and on the other side, a lot of Police Activity for whats going on exactly off the freeway youre handling that. We are following breaking news, mike. This out of ek land where there is a standoff still under way. Intense Police Activity near east 12th street and 15th avenue. This call came in at 3 50 this morning. Some people inside the home surrendered to police but another suspect is holding them at bay inside. Our damian is on the scene with updates as soon as we get them. More breaking news, where peoples possessions went up in flames overnight. A wave of flames. Dozens of Storage Units destroyed this morning and now firefighters are trying to figure out how it happened. Today in the bays bob redell is live with a closer look at the damage left behind there. Bob, good morning. Reporte
You can see that. Farther to the west there are thunderstorms that are trying to develop by the great lakes and later this afternoon theres a possibility it makes it to us. 76 in philadelphia. 76 in millville. 74 in cape may. Upper 60s in allentown and 73 in trenton. Dewpoints in the north its not too bad. Allentown, 63. Trenton a little bit more humid. All the places you see the dewpoints in the 70s including philadelphia thats along the lines what we consider oppressive humidity similar to what we had for a good portion of last week. Once the sun gets ablazing it will feel humid today. 87 by 10 00 a. M. Noon, 92. It will be hot 95. Heat index upper 90s and could hit 100. Theres a chance of thunderstorms out in places like allentown and reading in particular. Karen chaka fattah storm karen, if a storm comes toward philadelphia you want to take cover. Reporter all right, dave, lets talk about the regional rails. We have five new trains septa is leasing, warminster line media elwyn line
Limited sunshine first thing early in the morning between the mid50s and mid60s. Typical temperatures this time of the year. By noon, we have a slow clearing from the coast. You have the clouds and sunshine , and upper 50s to mid90s. That is weather. Alexis . We are light. Looking at our traffic maps, zooming in to the only red we are see on the traffic flows, it is inbound from the Central Valley, and 205 cut over to 580 through the altamont pass, using the speed indication tool, it is seven miles of heavy stop and go traffic but not blocking. Remember the major pothole yesterday . I got new information on that. All coming up. The fiercest fire in the western United States is keeping people in southern 8 00 on their toes growing noun to 25,000 acre s and chased thousands from their home. Jessica has more. Yes, matt, it is going to be no easy tack. The fire is burning out of control and another tough day ahead for firefighters in San Bernadino county. Right now, more than 82,000 people
Now facing charges. Thats not all. Police say these kids didnt go to school for up to three years. Abc action News Reporter clifton french uncovered this investigation. He joins us live from the home where you can see the conditions for yourself. Clifton. Reporter yeah. You can see how de lab tated this house is from looking at it from the outside. You have broken cars on the outside, broken windows. Police say the inside is just falling apart. As you can see by the sticker, the home is at least one Family Member tells me that none of this Police Report is true. You can barely see this home from the street. The landscaping is overgrown. On the other side of this fence, what looks like an abandoned jumping yard. Broken down cars, trash and tools piled up. A trailer full of bicycles and other junk sits in the backyard. Tattered tarps cover the roof. I felt like it was a lot of bad things going on over here. Reporter tony smith lives across the street. Stayed to themselves. She did on occ