The moment but we cant promise this is going to be the case for the night. These pockets showing where the heaviest rain is. The steadiest is down back to harrisburg right now. It is impacting the turnpike and we could see some lingering showers through the overnight and into tomorrow morning that could possibly slow down the early part of the morning commute. Our Flash Flood Watch goes until 6 00 in the morning. Pretty much all of northern new jersey you can see through tonight we still have the chance for a few of these showers and storms to make it toward the city although for the most part, it will stay to the west. You wake up tomorrow to a few scattered showers at 6 00 a. M. , then progressively through the day we start to see things drying out and with that drying out comes a reduction in humidity. Theres some good news. Ill tell you how long that lasts coming up with the full forecast. Back to you. Well see you soon. Authorities meantime are trying to find the cause of a fire a
See when the weathers going to end prove coming up. Now to the final ruling on exactly what caused amtraks deadly derailment in Port Richmond last year. Today, the National Transportation safety board made it official what we told you last night at 6 00. Investigators say the blame rests on the trains engineer. He was distracted by radio calls and he already passed the curve where the speed limit dropped. We also learned today, four of the eight passengers who died were ejected through faulty windows, and new information tonight that the federal government recommends the city of philadelphia make changes following this wreck. Investigative reporter Mitch Blacher is in washington, d. C. As pmgs learned exactly what happened. E relive it pretty much every day. Temple University Professor was just one of the more than 200 injured when amtrak 188 flew off thes. He says Philadelphia Police pulled him from the wreckage, and he needed to get to the hospital. Being cut, bleeding from the head,
Septa executives predicted would be worse with more people returning to work after the holiday weekend. We came out to talk to passengers and see how the trains are moving. We found the later the morning, the longer the lines, with the regionals working on a modified saturday schedule, there are 120 fewer septa trains on the tracks. We saw conductors doing crowd control, making sure doors could close and assuring passengers more trains were coming. We have no room. You have to step off the train, please. You have to step off the train. There is no room. You cannot stand its an unfortunate problem. And i just think you have to have patience. I parked here, thinking there would be an option of a number of trains, but three have passed since ive been here. Septa tells us five lines had to be turned around. Express trains today due to crowding on the trains. They bypassed the glenside and jenkins town train station. Septa was able to get trains back up to passengers at those stations for s
Jersey. 52 in pennsylvania suburbs, but all the cameras here locked in with the cloud cover, and especially for new jersey and delaware and our pennsylvania suburbs, we are certainly looking at the rainfall. Coming up, timing of it through, and into tomorrow, and finally some sunshine in the forecast thats straight ahead. Now breaking news weve been following for three hours now. Skyforce10 over the mess over the eastbound lanes. That, a tractor trailer toppled and bumped boxes around 2 00 this afternoon. Lets look at video of skyforce 10 shot from the air after the crash happened. No one was hurt, luckily, but you see the boxes everywhere. Crews are working to them up. As you imagine, traffic is backed up headed back out there live, and you see the cars waiting in line. We just checked, no word on how long before the road is reopened again. Staying on the story and show you when things are back to normal. In the meantime, right now at 5 00, taking you inside the rescue. We captured th
Good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. Im katy zachry. Im pamela osborne. We have issued a first alert for this morning because of heavy rain and the potential for flash flooding in parts of our area today. Lets get started with meteorologist bill henley and the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. Bill . Pamela, were tracking one shower, one area of thunderstorms. Its moving through new jersey. This is not why weve issued a first alert. The first alert is for the heavy rainfall thats possible later today. This storm is moving offshore. Its moving past barnegat right now. It will clear out. Lots of steaminess in the air. Weve seen heavy rainfall over the last couple days in the Lehigh Valley and the suburbs. This is where theres a storm threat for later today and why weve issued a first alert. The chance of storms will be around for most of the area as temperatures climb into the 80s for philadelphia, the suburbs and the Lehigh Valley. Delaware could see those as well with