lauren. thanks, natasha. getting a live look in center city philadelphia summarizing the scene over the course of our sunday especially after about lunchtime. rain pouring down greatly reduced visibility and we have heavier cell currently moving through center city, philadelphia, it s moving east. so next up, gloucester city to haddenfield, cherry hill and running immediate and deptford continues east. also watch for imbedded lightning. we have seen heavy rain primarily across the southern half of delaware valley over the last several hours. strongest weather we have moving through delaware and parts of jersey shore there s a flash flood warning in effect until 9:00 for kent county, delaware. good news is though the heaviest rain is starting to now move out of delaware. you notice some cities included in the flash flood warning in the last couple hours smyrna to dover, river view, farming ton. millford included within the flash flood warning and good time to stay over the r
a very stormy notech rain poured down around the philadelphia area earlier tonightch the rain is finally starting to move out. there s still remnants ever a system that brought a gloomy and muggy end to this weekend. good evening i m natasha brown thanks for joining us. as the rain heads out, much nicer weather is moving in. lauren casey is here with what we can expect to start the workweek. natasha beautiful conditions in store around the corp erin not a beautiful end to the weekend with widespread heavy rainfall and stronger thunderstorms and some storm reports middletown, delaware two homes struck by lightning and beltran and cape may county and strong trees downed by strong thunderstorm winds and localized flooding in bear, delaware and heavy rainfall totals. dover picking up 2 of rainfall today and other parts of delaware close to 2.5 and reading picking up 1.21 and officially at the rather nnamdi nal airport in reading 1.46 breaks a daily land fall record. and ard
home around 2:00 this often on tennis avenue. one firefighter suffered diabetic shock and the other was burned. both are expected to survive. no other injuries were reported and there s no word yet on what sparked that blaze. family members gather in south jersey, meantime, to mourn a life lost. a young man killed by gunfire. tonight they talk to cbs through as tlees continue to search for the gunman. trang has the story. steady rain fell and family members of byron turner passed out purple balloons and comforted one another in the yorkshire neighborhood a day after he was shot and killed outside of his home on the 100 block of east federal street in burlington city. we have to deal with the loss of my nephew and my siste sister s son and at the same time we re dealing with the loss of our community because i was born and raced in this community and this is not what i came from. police say 26-year-old samuel james of burlington township was the shooter and he s on the
about including the closing of three catholic churches in our area. and we have meisha keeping an eye on your morning trek. good morning, great to have you with us this morning, jan. the roads are looking good. little bit of construction, but for a monday morning, things are really rookie neat. i can echo that same sentiment when it comes to the weather. i love katie s forecast. right? my gosh, i m telling you, i will take the credit for this morning. but no, all high pressure, that s what we have to thank for the beautiful weather coming our way. how about the floods last night? couple of storm reports to get you out to. so we start our focus, get things started couple of homes struck by lightning, two in middletown, delaware, trees came down in bell plane, new jersey, street flooding from some pretty heavy rain coming through in bear, delaware, especially across the delmarva peninsula, saw heaviest of the storms that rumble on in, right at the beginning of the loo
often tends to bring very fair weather to the delaware valley, that s exactly what it is going to bring, i mean, fair is kind of understatement. this looks fantastic over the next couple every days, more than anything i would say because just more comfortable. if it were cloudy with dew point down to 63, we would still be happier than it has been in the last couple every days with the steaminess but current dew point is 63, we call it not bad. now by tomorrow, it is pretty much awesome when it comes to the comfort index as we look at the dew points, but for now we take this and enjoy t temperatures casino every all over the place, you have some 50 s even and actually still at philadelphia international airport, at 71 degrees, but it will be a noticeably cooler and more comfortable beginning to the day as you step out the door this morning, 67 in doylestown, as we walk you through the rest of the day, just beautiful morning. you are talking wall-to-wall sunshine all day, in th