Out the passenger door of her car and you can see in south jersey those storm clouds starting to build late last evening and in coatesville, pennsylvania, kate shows us this picture of a tree that snapped off and went right in the middle of the pool. Got some cleanup there before you can do some swimming but those storms are gone. We have a little bit of a shower down the shore, no thunder out of that and later today we are just looking at the atmosphere, still warm and humid and theres the possibility of a couple of more popup showers and perhaps a gusty storm or two. 73 currently in philadelphia and outside of south jersey we are dry across the region. 65 in allentown, 67 in reading. Still humid out there as you step outside and as we roll through the day its going to be another warm and sticky one. 76 degrees by chin in inclock, by noon 85 and by 3 oclock 89 and that will probably be your high. If we hit 90 it would be another heat wave but it looks like we might just miss that and
Are mixing that sun with clouds especially down the shore. Sprinkles getting close to clearing the coast. Well keep our eyes out to the west for more thunderstorms to pop up later today. 73 is the current temperature in philadelphia. Not too bad. Actually still in the 60s in allentown and reading and trenton even out in lancaster. 73 in sea isle city. And as we roll through the day it is going to be a warm one. 76 by 9 oclock, 85 by noon and your high is that 89degree mark that will probably be sitting on or about 3 oclock. And through the afternoon there is that chance of a popup spotty thunderstorm where they happen to hit they could be strong and gusty. Not everybody sees them this afternoon, though. We are getting enough sun in play where once again weve got that sunburn alert up. If youre headed to the pool, the beach or just working outside u. V. Index will be running high at times so lather up with that sun unscreen. When i go inside well show you the storms on future tracker 6
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