I95 corridor but toward baltimore and washington and this is a history of some gusty winds. You can see it all lifting toward the northeast going in our northern and western suburbs within the neck hour, and here reported in maryland a 40 miles an hour gust these storms do have history of gusty winds and heavy downpours. Winds out of the south right now between 10 and 20 miles an hour for the most part. They will be shifting once that front passes and it still will be windy tomorrow. Future weather has good ham on these two rounds of rain, and as we progress through the overnight you can see the heaviest rain through 2 00 a. M. And skies begin clear. Here are the details. We are expecting about half an inch of rain throughout most of the area. But in those storms, a little more than that. Gusts to 40 and some of the storms once again the heaviest rain moving out by 2 00 a. M. Come ugh and will it be clear enough to see the blood moon where you live . Well talk more about that coming up
Time ago in old city. Accompanied by really gusty winds as well. Those who were out and about made very good use of the umbrellas. Kathy orr is here with a look at storm scan3. Thats round one. Another round moving our way. This lifting toward the north and east. Basically on the jersey side right now. But more is to come. Lighter rain in the yellow that you see through pennypack woods, palmyra and Port Richmond but over across the delaware were seeing some oranges rain rates about half an inch an hour along 295, also the turnpike through willingboro, wood lane, maso masonville, medford, moorestown and toward mt. Laurel. More rain moving up from the i95 corridor but toward baltimore and washington and this is a history of some gusty winds. You can see it all lifting toward the northeast going in our northern and western suburbs within the neck hour, and here reported in maryland a 40 miles an hour gust these storms do have history of gusty winds and heavy downpours. Winds out of the so