If the National Weather service lifted it a little bit early since it looks like the heaviest rain will be pulling out tomorrow morning. So, these are the changes since yesterday. Delaware, south jersey really the focus of the hardest hit rain. Some areas, same areas got the heavy rain last weekend unfortunately getting it again. That means south jersey and delaware, there likely will be some widespread flash flooding overnight. Were looking at rainfall there about two to 4 inches. Locally areas could get more than 4inches especially any areas that do get hit with a thunderstorm. So, timing it out, late tonight, the impact scale with that heavy rain will be high. By 10 oclock, it remains ocloe morning and 7 oclock tomorrow morning put once we get past about 7 oclock the rain will be exiting from the west to the east. By 10 oclock, were down to moderate. By 2 oclock in the afternoon the rain should be over, just some lingering clouds. Second half of the weekend though is looking beaikwe
You spend more quality time with your dog . Then you belong at Bass Pro Shops dog days event and sale for big savings, plus seminars, giveaways, photos, and pet parades, all for free. Bass pro shops. Action news. Delaware valleys leading news program. With jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, Rick Williams and monica malpass. A major winter storm is bearing down on the Delaware Valley and now crews are working hard to get ready. Blizzard and winter storm warnings go into effect in about three hours from now. A potentially dangerous march noreaster wont be too far behind. It is monday night and the big story on action news is the snowstorm looming off to our west. The city of philadelphia could see a foot of snow and that is prompting the City School District to close all Public Schools tomorrow. The same goes for archdiocesan and parochial schools in the city of philadelphia. Of course we have School Closures for you running at the bottom of your screen continuously. Those are also
Temperatures in the 40s and 50s, and partly cloudy skies. Its a nice start not day with a nice finish as well if you like warm temperatures this time of year, 41 in allentown, 44 in pottstown, and 50 in philadelphia. South and east in the 40s and 50s. Theres fog this morning, reduced vizsibilitievisibilitie. Three mile visibility in mount holly. As you head out there morning, use low beams, go slower, and if you are flying out this morning, call ahead as well. Throughout saturday, by 9 00, 54, fog left over in spots, lunchtime up to 64 degrees and 68 by 4 00. Normally its 48 degrees this time of year. We are above that. Warm on sunday, and when you can expect cold temperatures again. It is one of the biggest traditions in college football, and it is back here in philadelphia for the 86th time, the rivalry between army and navy. Here is a live look inside lincoln financial field. The two teams square off here today. You can see that both army and navys logos have been painted in the end
Since weve seen temperatures like this this late in december. We broke the record. The record of 65 degrees set back in 1931. Today our high reached 69 degrees and were going to do it all over again as we head into tomorrow. Temperature wise 62 in philadelphia, 52 pottstown, low 50s in allentown and close to 60 in the poconos. Your eighthour city planner shows by 8 00 a. M. , 59, 56 by 11 00 p. M. And overnight lows will actually stay in the 50s. So a closer look at how far above average we are, average for this time of year is 46 degrees. We already set a new record today. With our forecast high of 70 degrees tomorrow, we expect to break another record. Thats what im watching for you. Im also tracking rain on the way. Its going to help us out with temperatures. Ill let you know the details coming up in my sevenday forecast. Denise. Thanks, brittney. We continue with Randy Gyllenhaal live in center city. Randy, there are plenty of december events happening, although it does not feel li
Grete Bloch, 101, widow of Hermann Bloch, died peacefully Friday, (January 4, 2002) in West Hartford. Grete lived a long and rich life. Born in Vienna, Austria, she came to America in 1939 to start a new life in her new country. A strong and determined woman, she owned and operated a catering business in […]