Were actually only in the 60s. Satellite and radar shows you that there was some shower and thunderstorm activity in central pennsylvania last night but it largely fell apart by the time it headed to the east. Now were looking at a mix of clouds and sun to start out today. We are looking at temperatures in the 60s. Were up to 68 in philadelphia, 65 in allentown 66 in wilmington and when you check out those dewpoints for the second straight morning theyre over 60 and that means somewhat humid air with that dewpoint of 64 in philadelphia. As we roll through the day a couple can of changes on the way. The first, a rise in temperature. By 8 oclock were at 70. By noon 85. And then we get a very warm high today of 88 degrees. Thats just 3 degrees off the record high for this date. But at the same time the humidity levels going to start to drop so that while it might feel a little muggy through lunchtime during the after you should feel more comfortable. Were also looking at a real strong win
Amarillo. As you can see theres a large funnel cloud on the ground. In the houston area theyre starting to clean up the damage done by historic flooding, and they are the lucky ones. For others there is nothing left to clean up. A total loss. 4,000 homes in the houston area have been damaged or destroyed. The floods are blamed for at least 16 deaths in texas and oklahoma. We say at least because the search continues for 11 people still missing. Don dahler begins our coverage. Reporter it was a sobering day for hundreds of Search Team Members as they continued to scour the riverbanks by air and by land. Homes flattened cars tossed like matchsticks and little hope of finding survivors. Will welch is with the search and rescue team Texas Task Force one. Ive been around this area in better times. There is some really rugged terrain to make your way through. There is. Its complicated by the debris fieldser with ear encountering. Reporter rescue crews dont just rely on their own eyes. As we
Amarillo. As you can see theres a large funnel cloud on the ground. In the houston area theyre starting to clean up the damage done by historic flooding, and they are the lucky ones. For others there is nothing left to clean up. A total loss. 4,000 homes in the houston area have been damaged or destroyed. The floods are blamed for at least 16 deaths in texas and oklahoma. We say at least because the search continues for 11 people still missing. Don dahler begins our coverage. Reporter it was a sobering day for hundreds of Search Team Members as they continued to scour the riverbanks by air and by land. Homes flattened cars tossed like matchsticks and little hope of finding survivors. Will welch is with the search and rescue team Texas Task Force one. Ive been around this area in better times. There is some really rugged terrain to make your way through. There is. Its complicated by the debris fieldser with ear encountering. Reporter rescue crews dont just rely on their own eyes. As we
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Nation you will see the family step up and read aloud. The power of saying the names people we will never see again from that day is part of that important remembers, guys. We will be talking to people here, First Responders all morning long. Sure, and frank got involved, when the 9 11 Memorial Museum announced. We will not be able to do the district to life, two beams of life that go straight up into the sky. Because of covid we dont want to put people at risk. Frank siller said are you dismigd we can do that got involved. Essentially we have dueling commemorations today. Pete correct. Then the 9 11 memorial divided to do the lights which will be done tonight but they still deferred on the reading in recording of the names and the Vice President will attend that briefly come and give remarks to the dhs secretary. A little bit different but just in the shadow of will 20 years no. Less powerful as this city goes through city right now in a different context. Ainsley have you been workin