We will start off with the temperatures this morning, guys. Will we will go right to it. It is cold out there. 32 degrees in mount pocono. Now we have gone below freezing in pottstown. Thirtythree in allentown, lancaster. Coldest weekday morning especially that we have seen probably in about six months. 41 degrees in philadelphia but only 38 in wilmington. Thirtyone in millville we have gone below freezing and right in freezing in Atlantic City. Weather by the the numbers today is a seven out of ten. Because of the frosty morning but we will recover nicely this afternoon with some sunshine. I will show you high in a second. Bundle will up if you are outside for a while maybe waiting if are that september bus or school bus, it is even a good idea to have a hat on today. So freeze warning, it does continue for the counties you see highlighted in purple there and our frost advisory for other counties, philadelphia, not included today, we will get our chance coming up aim he sure. Fiftytwo
northeast least because rivers are still rising and could see more flooding in the days ahead. the mayor of philadelphia says water leaflets that city already high and near record highs. this is the scene west of philadelphia. elsewhere more of the damage from eye ren s march up the coast. coming up here, bradley beach in new jersey. as in many locations along the coastline, trees here have come down, blocking many roads. on the atlantic city boardwalk crews are already assessing the damage. the tropicana casino took a bit of a pounding but nothing too serious. in the southern tip of manhattan what it looks like in battery park city hours ago. the water lapping over the sea wallace our julie banderas was standing by and is now. feels like the island of manhattan is recovering. reporter: sure does. these are some of the strongest wind gusts we have gotten all morning long. a lot of rain but not so much wind. now, the rain is coming from the note. the rain is kicking up makin
come up so the storm is weakening significantly. it is already blamed, though, for killing at least 14 people. and hours ago, a warning from officials the danger is not over. our number one message tore individuals and families up and down the eastern seaboard this morning is that we are not out of the woods yet. shepard: the homeland security secretary janet napolitano saying even if irene has already passed your community there could still be linkerring hazards in the northeast least because rivers are still rising and could see more flooding in the days ahead. the mayor of philadelphia says water leaflets that city already high and near record highs. this is the scene west of philadelphia. elsewhere more of the damage from eye ren s march up the coast. coming up here, bradley beach in new jersey. as in many locations along the coastline, trees here have come down, blocking many roads. on the atlantic city boardwalk crews are already assessing the damage. the tropicana