this is the way it looked in newport delaware this evening, the end of a wet and dreary day. it s friday night. the big story on action news is a flood watch in effect for the tristate area until 2:00 a.m. let s check out the weather with cecily tynan. double scan showing rain has ended across the region. showers are moving east, heavy snow in new england. for us, the rain is gone, so there is still flooding. we have a flooding for east branch and brandywine. it s dropping but still above flood stage. we have minor flooding there and an advisory along the i-95 corridor areas north and west and mercer county under advisory for flooding, ponding of water on roads, near low-lying areas creeks and ponds, close to half an inch, wilmington two and a half, allentown 1.73. atlantic city, nearly an inch and a half of rain. going to the weekend, we are trying to dry out. the clouds are winning out over sunshine. sun returns sunday making a run at 60-degrees. two more storms on the
going to the weekend, we are trying to dry out. the clouds are winning out over sunshine. sun returns sunday making a run at 60-degrees. two more storms on the way next week. details on that in the accuweather forecast. jim? cecily, thank you. police say the foul weather contributed to a deadly crash. a man in his 60 was driving north in the white car, lost control and hit a car head on. he was killed. the 20 something driver of the other car is in critical condition at the temple university hospital. a woman killed tonight was part of a murder-suicide by her husband. dan, what kind of information are you getting there? jim, indications are, according to police, that this was the end of a domestic dispute. police officers have a good idea what happened. it left neighbors and friends in shock. it s very shocking. it s awful. things happen, you know. police say a man arrived home just before 4:00 to find his mother and father in a pool of blood upstairs bedroom. robin
it, it was miserable out there yesterday. we had rain, fog be downpours, lots of water on the roads. just a miserable, miserable day. today we ll start out dreary and low level clouds and slow improvement by mid morning and some of you will see sunshine by afternoon. not a bad day, tomorrow promises to be the better of the two weekend days. 34 in quakertown and pottstown. fleetwood, 36 degrees, tanersville, 31. center city 40 and chester checking in at 38. same thing for south jersey and delaware, lots of upper 30s and low 40s this morning. hammonton, 39. glassboro, 38, cape may, 43. smyrna, 42. satellite and radar there goes the storm, i ll tell you one area that s seeing snow this is not an april fools joke new england they are picking up a ton of it. they are expecting 6 to 12 inches of heavy, wet snow. they will see power outages up here. te too mild even though it was chilly. today a day of transition starting out with low-level clouds that will hang tough early. sunshin
rescue squad a little time to find him. they had to dig him out. dig sag very sensitive prospect you have to understand, our workers don t want to cause any dodge over the possibility of future collapse. so they had to safely kind of cherry pick their way through the wreckage to be able to find this individual. the man is going to be okay neighbor says he s one of many homeless people who hang out at abandoned properties on this run-down southwest philadelphia block. a lack of pride in these neighborhood homes is frustrating to long time resident donald blackwell. should have took these building down years ago, they re dilapitated, the city new about it, but the owners of the building don t care. l & i says it slaps dollars the owners of the collapsed property in january siting imminent structural owner. they had to do the work themself. in the interim period it collapsed on its own. confirm the listed property owner is s & c management we track down one woman adm
being with us. i am rosemary connors. it s 7:00 on this sunday. and first alert meteorologist, bill henley is with us today. it s mainly clear and that s part of why it s chilly, and the reason is the wind. the wind at 10 miles per hour is going to be with us into the afternoon, and 34 degrees is what it feels like right now in philadelphia, and the windchill in wilmington is. that won t last long. actual temperatures, upper 30s in new jersey, the lehigh valley at 37 degrees. that s as cool as it has been this morning and that s as chilly as it s going to be all day, with sunshine, and even though we will see the northwesterly winds up to 48 degrees at 10:00. look at the beautiful sunshine at 1:00 this afternoon. we are on track to make it into the 60s today for philadelphia, and up to 60 for the suburbs. you can see sunshine right now and 62 degrees for new jersey, and at the shore, right at 60. a little breezy, but not as strong of winds as we saw last week for sure. 59 d