What that means, if that track verifies, the worst of the storm would be staying out to sea. This shows the chance of Tropical Storm force winds. Those are winds more than 39 miles per hour. And it shows the best chance getting closer to cape cod. As we zoom in in our region you can see that shade of green. Thats a 20 percent chance of Tropical Storm force winds. So, if this track holds, we have a 20 percent chance of those winds along the coast. So, again, that would keep the strongest part of the storm out to sea. So, this is what we know. Jose will be bringing rough surf, rip currents through the weekend. Its next week. A big concern for beach erosion and tidal flooding. Still uncertain the exact track along the coast and that would really determine any extent of rain or wind. Ill have more details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Sharrie. Cecily thank you. Our Team Coverage continues with action News Reporter bob brooks. Bob is live in brigantine with how people down the
City, 2 miles. Wildwood, a mile and a half. I95 corridor, bright blue skies and sunshine. Satellite and radar not much to talk about. We have an area of High Pressure coming in over the top off the screen. That should keep us fairly dry this weekend theres the slightest chance of a spotty shower today and tomorrow. Most of us stay dry. The exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast, sun and clouds, warm and humid, shower possible. 84 degrees is the forecasted high. Heres the latest on hurricane jose. Its remains a category one hurricane. Maximum stained winds up to 80 Miles Per Hour. It has gusts shy of 90 Miles Per Hour. 525 Miles Per Hour suit southeast of Cape Hatteras, north carolina. We expect it to make the righthand side tush in the next hour or so. Turn in the next hour or so. When it makes the turn how close does it come. It could mean big impacts for parts of the area. When i come back ill focus on hose say jose and have the exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast. As we get mor
Today. Meteorologist krystal klei is tracking that cooldown. Krystal. Yeah, this morning you already can feel the difference. You step out the door, well, were 4 degrees cooler in philadelphia than this time yesterday, 24 hours ago. 7 degrees cooler in allentown, coatesville almost 10 degrees cooler in areas like wilmington and Atlantic City as well as vineland 9 degrees cooler. You will notice that difference as you step out the door. If you want to know what the actual temperatures are here they go, 60 philadelphia, 57 trenton to mt. Holly, vineland as well and dover at 59 degrees. Better than a couple hours ago when we saw 40s over parts of pennsylvania suburbs as well as allentown. In the afternoon just creeping into the 70s. Radar and satellite for you right now it is clear and thats going to continue through today. So thats why its such a great football forecast, sunny conditions in your afternoon. Theres the showers we have our eye on, way to the west of us right now but going t
The folks that staff the stores have to get there early, so you can find your bargains, see the visibility map here shows. 3 after mile of visibility in trenton, see the same story wilmington, lancaster, millville at half mile, too, see northern delaware, they, too, are seeing problems in Atlantic City also. We are under dense fog advisory until 9 00 a. M. For portions of northern delaware, also southern and central new jersey, and so just be careful if you head out the door. I know you might be in a had your toy get to the stars, but watch out for the fog, get there safely. 42 degrees currently in philadelphia, 36 allentown, about 37 in reading, see 42 down in Atlantic City again having visibility issues. Temperatures very mild from cape may right on up to barnegat light. Take a lock at Rehoboth Beach at 45 degrees. Gives awe idea we will be pretty warm today. So headed out for your black friday shopping, look at these temperatures, were rolling up to high of 66 today. And we will get