You are going to be chilly. Winds are light, though. Only 5 Miles Per Hour in philadelphia and a lot of spots calm so were not talking wind chill. And as you head out to vote today heres what to expect. By 7 oclock, probably still on our about 40 in philadelphia. By noon, though, up to 62, very comfortable, light winds and by 3 oclock still fairly sunny and 69, thats your high. By 6 oclock, 61 and if youre getting there closer to when the polls close at 8 oclock look for a temperature of about 57 and some rural areas a little bit cooler but generally speaking a very nice day to vote. Tomorrow we have cooler air returning and some showers. Ill have that on future tracker6 for you, karen. All right, dave. The septa strike is over. That means today is the first morning commute where you have everything running back to normal. Buses trolleys subways youll be all good to go. Referrals we still expect some delays and seeing a couple already. Weve had one on the Paoli Thorndale a train thats
If you want a block or two inland you were baking in mid 90s heat with heat indexes 105. Him down the the shore its the same thing. 103 in millville, feels like 97 in cape may and 99 in atlantic citiment theres the relief relief right there. It is not moving. It is moving at 3 miles per hour. It will get in here, but not until midweek. From now until then the steam bath continues. The heat warning continues through this evening, the temperatures around 97 degrees, with the humidity it will feel like 107. Ill talk about when the big relief arrives in the exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast in just a few minutes. The extreme heat is blamed for the death of two people in philadelphia. Bob brooks has the details. Reporter facility wasnt hot enough already if it wasnt hot enough already how about adding fire. Firefighters battled an abandoned steeple in mount mount airy. Philadelphia Health Department reported the first two heatrelated deaths in this heat wave, one in brewerytown and an
Thank you for waking up with us here with us, im liz bonis. Adam and we have a lot to cover and that video and it is unbelievable and it is landmark place in the tri state and we are looking forward to see what megan has and we want to get right to our weather and here is meteorologist, brandon orr with the no wait weather. Brandon yeah, snow is on the way, but it has not moved in quite yet, we have the time if you want to go out and run thor rands before the snow nofz in. And you can see how it starts to push to the east and starts to break up a little bit and as it does so, it is moving closer to the radar and what this means is that there is a lot of dry air, at the ground and as the snow is falling, we call that vergo and what we are going to see throughout most of the morning before we can see the snow reach the ground and it will and it will produce the accumulations across the area. On the roadways and that is a good thing and so there is a lot of pretreatment, done from salting
Elections decided to cut the checks directly calling in staff , to print up, organize, and distribute new checks as quickly as possible, even creating a drivethrough at their headquarters on west kaley avenue for workers who needed the money asap. Workers like luis ramos, who actually rode his bike across town to get his check. Luis ramos now i have to find out if i have an overdraft on my account. That s the check. I mean, the money is there. It should ve been worked out. Summer vicky bell is running for supervisor of elections and says not having enough ballots at polling places and issuing bad checks to poll workers is something that could ve and should ve been avoided. Vicky bell i would ve definitely know that things were working ahead of time. Summer but despite the check snafu, at least two workers say they won t be giving up their poll worker status anytime soon. Oh, you Better Believe it, its gonna be i m gonna be doing , this until i die. I am very, very impressed. Because i
When that gets here in a few minutes. Checkout the roadways with jen dalton. Reporter we are accidentfree right now, as john said, were going to watch bridges and overpasses very carefully this morning, particularly south of cincinnati. So i am watching some areas that we saw problems yesterday, theres 275 at 471, and it looks good so far this morning, 275 at the u. S. 27 over pass, no problems right now. I know yesterday we had lots of problems there along 275, and 32, another spot where we saw slick conditions yesterday late morning, and 275 near taylor mill another area where we had major issues yesterday for the morning commute. Right now no problems. So as we look around at our interstates, ive seen salt trucks going up and down the interstates, snore treating things out there, so hopefully we wont look like we did john. Kentucky republicans head to the president ial nominee. First ever caucus in kentucky and theres a lost confusion who can vote and where. And perry is here to bre