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portions of canada to show you. it s still starting to make the retreat in terms of the cold front. you got a lot of heavy snow falling in the great lakes, no snow here by the way but the wind that is left behind as we await the departure of this storm. that s still no joke. in the meehan, spotty shower, admitting the area of radar right now especially back to the northwest berks county, lehigh valley for example. here s a look at wind gusts. you don t see an observation in every town because ntas necessarily reporting anything yet but up and down i95 easily seeing gusts into the 20 and at the airport, you re at 32 miles per hour. now, travel this morning, i give you the red light for at least the morning commute because there will still be puddles out there, debris, even if it s a couple of branches off the trees. you re going to find that the wind continues. it s still, give you that caution light this afternoon but by tonight despite the wind, it is going to be basic ....
valley. by 9:00 we ll be in the upper 40s. the winds picking up at noontime with clouds returning. we should see breaks of sunshine returning. with clouds back by lunn 67tich we ll see more. we ll go back through the neighborhoods neighborhood by noibd when we re back. jessica boyington with traffic. we re watching. lincoln drive earlier was closed, but right now open. around forbidden driving still getting reports of flooding even though this area is open and cars are getting through. we definitely want you to use caution. it could potentially be a dangerous situation. don t drive through the flooded waters. here s right through center city. no problems right around 24th street. headed through the schuylkill expressway. earlier we had schuylkill closed with crews cleaning that up. no more problems there. that s all clean. headed eastbound into center city, a 13-minute rachls areas that appear to have rainwater or flooding, go slower than that, tracy. jessica, thank ....
tonight. to reading we go for live look. we re talking reporter cold on the way. wind chills well below zero. tonight s cold not stopping people from hitting the slopes in the pocono mountains women saw people getting in their last runs less than hour ago at blue mountain ski resort. good for them. i wouldn t be out there if you paid me. good evening, i m iain page. bitter blast will be down right dangerous. we have team coverage tonight. our chris o connell is in center city where a transformer explosion forced many into tonight s frigid weather. let s start though with kathy orr tracking what we can expect when we wake up. temperatures falling fast already, lucy. right now at the airport the temperature is only 22 degrees. you add the wind out of the west sustained at 16 with higher gusts and it feels like it is eight and it s only going to get colder over the course of the holiday weekend right now philadelphia 22. eight in the poconos. 20 in wilmington with ....
philadelphia international airport caught lightning sparking through the sky. at this hour the threat is not over. we re watching danger zones across our area and keeping a close eye on ultimate doppler radar. down south the storms have proven dead until virginia three people are dead including a two-year-old. the later losses brutal it s a salt of severe weather. tornado is to blame but we may not know the full impact until the sun comes up. g evening, i m dawn timmeney in tonight for lucy noland. i m iain page. reports of damage are coming in. we ve got live team coverage for tonight. chris o connell has been watching conditions in delaware county. chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking the damaging winds but let s begin tonight with meteorologist kathy orr for what s happening right now. kathy? right now, iain, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the philadelphia area. you can see lower parts of montgomery and bucks also delaware county. ....
you can see lower parts of montgomery and bucks also delaware county. on the jersey burlington county camden county and gloucester counties this is until 10:15 if you live in this area you probably heard the roar of the wind or you re hearing it now. not as much lightning but torrential downpours up and down 95 with winds gusting to 40 even 50 miles an hour. that s tropical storm strength. in bensalem heavy rain downpours heading toward maple shade. in philadelphia south philadelphia and gloucester city extending all the way down towards delaware. springfield seeing the heavy rain as well we re going to show you the line of storms that we re talking about. this is a severe line moving toward the northeast at 75 miles an hour. like a freight train you can see it will be in hamilton by 10:05. manalapan 10:20. this is a line of severe storms. winds some spots in excess of 60 miles an hour where we still have those real strong down bursts. this is the line moving into jerse ....