Heavily. So this is going to continue to be a big problem through the morning and into the midday hour. Theres clearwater through st. Pete and some lightning embedded there as well. So not just all rain, we continue to see lightning throughout the morning hours. Look at this, this is not from yesterday. This is just this morning, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall fell in a very short amount of time and that is why we had the flooding issues. Widening out the shot you can see this blob of white, that is the depression, were well out good 400 to 500 miles away and were getting that plumb of tropical moisture that continues to move from south to north. Again a multiday rain event and tomorrow getting into the winds. Right now 35 miles an hour. Still the forecast from the National Hurricane center and the models 55 to 65 mileper hour winds. Track shifted a little further west and that is even better news for us that, means the coastal flooding were expecting for tomorrow 1 to 2 feet will be less s
You know something is going is up. You know something is going on. Ocean. We are getting grazed by it but that shows how big the storm is and how much moisture we have to work with we are talking island and cape cod. Now. With some light snow from the vineyards stretching back up towards chatham and orleans. Advance northward. By far the biggest impact will be through the afternoon and evening hours. The snow works its way northward by 6 30 a couple bands of light snow out ahead of the steadiest shields. That snow works north between now and late morning. Pi 10 30 deep blues and ramps up quickly. Snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour at times right on through the early to mid the ride home still dealing withlight to moderate snow. A enoughyer consistency because temperatures will be in the 20s. The exception is the cape and islands where it will be a little bit pastier. Not as heavy as last time and gradually the snow will taper off after midnight but tomorrow morning, there will still
All snow to eventually mix of sleet and freezing rain. In fact as we head to the south, the blue is all sleet and freezing rain and millville smyrna now approaching glassboro and hammonton all rain at the coast in southern parts of new jersey and this will continue to inch from the south to the north as we go through the evening hours. Youll see a coating to 2inches more especially north and west of philadelphia where we still have that snow going on. Very slick on untreated surfaces where you have that transition period of sleet and freezing rain and it changes eventually over to rain a little bit later on tonight. In fact, the area of concern when were talking about a period of icing here this evening of that sleet and especially freezing rain is really north of the pennsylvania turnpike, most of northern Chester County, Montgomery County, bucks county into the Lehigh Valley poconos berks county and Lancaster County where we pick up between a tenth and 210ths of an inch of ice before
Chance for showers and storms, some of which could be strong if not severe. Live first alert doppler sweeping clear across the twocounty area. Not worried about showers this morning. Lets look at where they are right now. Satellite and radar, weve had cloud cover move on by. I think weve got a bright warm and humid start to our wednesday. Then this afternoon well watch how this line of showers and storms storms evolve moving into the west coast. A tornado watch from tampa bay all the way up into southern georgia. Well keep the tornado and Severe Weather threat there for now. If the line holds together and moves towards south florida after 3 00, 4 00, then well evaluate our chances for a significant line of storms to move in. Again, still uncertainty here. Stay weather aware. Warm and humid start. Temperatures at 75. Could see a stray shower around. A line of showers and thunderstorms to move in. Some could impact the evening commute. Well talk about that threat in a little bit. Right n
Tremendous job he is doing in arkansas and were grateful to have her on board and like i said were pleased that youre here and all that you represent. Thank you. Thank you, senator boseman. Were going to start with you, ali. Im going to follow the direction of senator carper and take your short name, all right . You are recognized. Chairman and house Ranking Member boxer and members of the committee my name is ali mirzakhalili, delawares director of air quality. I thank you for the opportunity to testify today. I would like to share with you delawares view of the respective roles and responsibilities of the epa, state and the u. S. Congress with respect to complying with various environmental statutes and associated regulatory actions to protect Public Health and environment. The Clean Air Act has been a huge success, preventing literally hundreds of thousands of premature deaths as well as averting millions of incidents and mobility. The Health Benefits associated with the Clean Air A