Gallagher in Jacksonville Florida. Reporter fierce winds, gushing waters, and flying debris. Hurricane matthew whips into floridas coast forty two morning battering areas like Daytona Beach Saint Augustine with more than 100 Miles Per Hour winds. Northeastern florida now braces for impact. Were very focused on jacksonville. Potential for significant flooding there. Reporter coastal communities in georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina are also on notice as Hurricane Matthew continues on its path. Storm force winds that are affecting the state of georgia and will continue to do so were told for about the next 24 hours. It is getting worse and so we are looking at major storm surges. Were looking at major winds. The greatest impact to North Carolina will be saturday through sunday morning. Reporter president obama is urging residents in those areas to be on guard. Those of you who live in georgia i think should be paying attention because theres been a lot of emphasis on florida but
Upcoming at us, really dry weather, too, no big storms. Fantastic. Yes, looking great. Get out there. Fall color out there to enjoy, in the peak of it right now across philadelphia. This morning well have the latest sunrise as we end Daylight Saving time 2 00 a. M. Tomorrow morning, so sun coming this morning 7 35, an hour earlier on sunday. But, we have clear skies over the region, winds starting to calm down little bit compared to yesterday. Thats allowing the temperatures to really drop at the surface, so here we are, 43 degrees at Philadelphia International airport. Light northwest breeze at 5 miles per hour, feeling like 40, when you factor in the winds. Across the region, look at the temperature drop compared to this time yesterday. Eleven to 23 degrees cooler, we have that cooler air mass building in, because lot of sunshine today. Pretty nice rebounds, back to where we should be this time of year. Thirtynine in wilmington, 36 in allentown, reading, some of the suburbs cooling d
Thank you so much for being with us. Its 9 00 a. M. On this sunday morning. First alert meteorologist, michelle grossman, is in the weather center. Some areas started out in the 30s this morning when we first came on the air but its warming up nicely now. Hi, ted. It was cold this morning. Quakertown at 30, and a lot of spots mid to upper 30s, and we are in the 40s and even 50s in a lot of spots. The sunshine is doing its job. We are going to warm up nicely later this afternoon. A beautiful shot from the cape may camera. We start out the weekend really nice. Right now looking at clear skies across the area. Redding and cape may. 47 in reading and 55 degrees in cape may. Temperatures already in the 50s, and start out in the 30s, and 45 in allentown, and 44 lancaster, and 48 degrees in mt. Pocono. Degree in philadelphia. Temperatures in the south and east to the lower to mid50s. 55 in mild wood. We will warm up to near 70 degrees. By 1 00, 66 and 4 00, looking at 70 degrees. Normal this
magaphone bite code . Ruffalo this is an Energy Revolution and its happening all over the country. paul joncich they want the puc to reverse its decison to increase costs for Residential Solar Panel users. That move angered thousands of customers whod invested in solar, and prompted layoffs in what was a growing industry. And the accusations are mounting. 9 43 13 paul joncich is your group suggesting puc members are in the pocket of nv energy . Bryan miller alliance for solar choice it has been very clear what has gone on. The governors two top Energy Advisors are nv energy lobbyists. Thats a fact that has never been denied. e paul joncich in the hearing, ruffalo addressed puc commisioners. Only one of which was actually in the room, the other two appeared via video from carson city. 10 00 11 ruffalo its a shame that you are on that screen and not in the building. Because outside you should really feel the energy here, theres a thousand people out you have a lot of angry people out the
Concordia. Five years of a the near collapse of wall street, president obama prepares to tell the nation what he thinks about how far we have or have not come. Theme we begin this morning in colorado, where that massive flooding displaced more than 11,000 people, nearly 1200 residents there are still missing, unaccounted for. Rain stalled rescue efforts sunday as helicopters were grounded and other missions had to deal with mud slides and flash flooding. Federal disaster aid was declared by president obama. Many counties are still underwater. The record flooding, destroying roads and cutting off access to safety. Listen beth vazquez walked seven miles to find her relatives. Just trying to get to my mom, to my sister, to my family, to show them that i am there, because i felt so helpless over here. So helpless. Theyre without water, electricity, you know. I feel helpless. To put the size and scope of the disaster into perspective, that flood zone now covers an area the size of connectic