Evening. So the second half of your day. We could see strong to severe storms. Were talking about damaging wind, lightning, hail and heavy rain. Its all in this yellow shaded area. It did get extended through the entire area early this morning. With any strong storms, we could see the potential for them to become severe which would be more damaging in that case. Again, well be tracking these throughout the entire afternoon for you. Track them on your nbc 10 news app. As we know, the fourth of july weekend is starting. A lot of people have plans for today. Were dry across the area, were seeing the cloudy skies through most of the area. Were looking at the rain farther back off to our west. Thats where we have the thunderstorms currently. If youre in philadelphia, by 8 00 a. M. , 73 degrees. By 4 00 p. M. Thunderstorms, 83, pennsylvania suburbs near 70 by 8 00 a. M. Later on this afternoon, scattered storms. In the lehigh valley, 71 degrees by 8 00 a. M. , storms this afternoon and new j
And watch your back. One womans cautionary tale. The gas may be cheap. But a trip to the pump could cost you. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, 50 million americans in the path of severe storms, making for a dangerous start to this holiday weekend. Flash floods in tucson. In western utah, a dust storm blinding drivers. Here in the northeast, heavy rain and hail. Take a look at the map. Theres a severe storm threat from virginia to vermont, including a tornado watch in six states. Its all happening as millions of americans are hitting the road. Heres linsey davis on the weather thats been slowing them down. Reporter tonight, just as tens of millions of americans hit the road for the holiday weekend, millions more are bracing for brutal weather. In the northeast, nearly the entire i95 corridor watching for severe storms. Roads already flooding in new jersey. And backyards are getting pummeled with hail. Trouble for air travelers too. The faa ordering groundstops in d. C. And n
One womans cautionary tale. The gas may be cheap. But a trip to the pump could cost you. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, 50 million americans in the path of severe storms, making for a dangerous start to this holiday weekend. Flash floods in tucson. In western utah, a dust storm blinding drivers. Here in the northeast, heavy rain and hail. Take a look at the map. Theres a severe storm threat from virginia to vermont, including a tornado watch in six states. Its all happening as millions of americans are hitting the road. Heres linsey davis on the weather thats been slowing them down. Reporter tonight, just as tens of millions of americans hit the road for the holiday weekend, millions more are bracing for brutal weather. In the northeast, nearly the entire i95 corridor watching for severe storms. Roads already flooding in new jersey. And backyards are getting pummeled with hail. Trouble for air travelers too. The faa ordering groundstops in d. C. And new york. And across t
The gas may be cheap. But a trip to the pump could cost you. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, 50 million americans in the path of severe storms, making for a dangerous start to this holiday weekend. Flash flood warnings in tucson. Where torrential rain threatened to wash cars right off the road. In western utah, a dust storm blinding drivers. And here in the northeast, heavy rain and hail. Take a look at the map. Theres a severe storm threat all the way from virginia to vermont, including a tornado watch in six states. Its all happening as millions of americans are hitting the road. Heres linsey davis on the weather thats been slowing them down. Reporter tonight, just as tens of millions of americans hit the road for the holiday weekend, millions more are bracing for brutal weather. Oh, my god. Reporter in the northeast, nearly the entire i95 corridor is watching for severe storms. Roads are already flooding in new jersey. And backyards are getting pummeled with hail. Troub
Students from Millbrook, James Wood, Sherando and Handley high schools got to see line workers from Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) in action Thursday.