same song every morning. good news, commute is dry for you. hopefully staying that way for the most part. may and stray sprinkle, for the most part looks pretty quiet. still warm but not as warm as the last couple of days. warmer zoom on storm scan, part of the reason see the moisture build is the approach of marie. that will is still not expected to be any direct threat to our coastline. but it is going to certainly kick up the surf in the days ahead. talk more about that as the show progresses, still category one storm, but it is still also expected to make sharp right-hand turn and head back out to sea. notice in the last few hours, little bit of clouds come, gone, for the most part, do still have pretty clear sky. also, still quite mild. currently mid or upper 60s across most of the region as a whole, mount pocono, coolest spot of the pack this time around, which hasn t been lately, actually been cooler at the shore, for example. but, we are expecting to rebounds nicely
looking outside, we have some construction on the schuylkill actually causing some bumper to bumper conditions. no fun at 5:00 in the morning. really early for that. yes, it is. you know, it is kind of early, too, for the kind of temperatures we have out there very warm start to the day. another very summer like day coming up, as well. but not as hot as yesterday. we ended up over achieving, hit 91 degrees yesterday. so still came real close to records, then didn t quite get there. but yes, hot day for the standards certainly. take a look at storm scan, there is definitely some change about to take place. we still got maria. churning away. still no direct threat posed to our shore line specifically , but also pretty potent tropics digging in here for two purposes, to a, switch up our pattern, finally will feel like fall toward week s end, but also helps steer the storm away and gets it out of our hair, that will exit stage atlantic basically. in the next couple of days
just going to have to deal. just going to have to deal. and that it begins. right? hey, hey, if they re hiker. that would be a fun gig. oh, that would be a really fun gig. all right, what we will find out there right now, some pretty quiet weather. we have, however, seen some fog developing, depending on location, not really widespread. but it is definitely settling in. so, it could lead to some minor visibility problems for some of you. now, our visibility map hasn t really shown a lot of that poor visibility, at philadelphia international airport, for example, still to up 10 miles, so not real big problem there. this is little tough to see, because the sun continues to come up later and later. i wanted to show it to you, you can at least make out the school campus at pleasant valley middle and high school. but did i see fog settle in here early this morning. just depends where you are. watch for that. it is not a major issue. more than anything, we all start off on pr
expect when they through this altogether. they were just a hard-working community here. so they don t have a whole lot left over at the end of a paycheck. but little by little, it s all piling up. wow! wow! [ applause ] whoo! cars, trucks, even a forklift loaded down with water. rolling up to the small no non-profit respond daycare center on bank street. all right goal is donate a thousand to 1500 cases. reporter: to be shipped to puerto rico devastated by recent hurricanes whipping through the carribbean. this is a two-day event. but we will not stop here. reporter: it s all many of them can do while they wait for word on what s happened to their own family and friends caught up in it all. you can t call. octicair talk. you can t watch tv. it s horrible. reporter: it s even worse for peach warner s mom. she got caught up in both storms. reporter: badly hurt by hurricane irma ma on st. thomas evacuated to puerto rico just in name more hurricane maria.
thank you, holly. the drinking water in wilmington, north carolina is tested for a toxic substance called genx used in nonstick products. it turned up recently in the cape fear river, which supplies 250,000 people. jericka duncan is in wilmington. reporter: this fayetteville plant 80 miles upstreet from wilmington where genx is manufactured by dupont, and company officials revealed the chemical has been released into the river for nearly four decades. they caught us off-guard. wilmington mayor bill safo. we don t know what will this do to us drinking it for long period of time. three year study by north carolina state university and the epa out this past fall, showed an elevated presence of genx in wilmington s tap water. but the findings weren t publicly disclosed until this month. so i ask all of you to keep this going until our walter is clean! reporter: last week city council meeting was standing room only. why has this been allowed to go on for so long? i h