And i want to go ahead and give you a tight view on that on storm tracker6 live double scan. It looks like these are losing intensity, about 15, 20 minutes ago they had a lot more yellow and orange but if youre down around the Dover Air Force base youre about to get that. See that yellow how its kind of fading off the map. These are very slow movers. If youre down around dover and up the pike into New Castle County a couple sprinkles and showers this morning. Probably wont be around all that much longer. As we take a look at temperatures were off to a warm start. 70 in allentown, 70 in beach haven and 71 early in cape may. And going through the day its going to be on the warm side. 83 degrees as soon as noon. 86 degrees by 3 oclock. Thats your high under partly sunny skies and then 85 by 3 oclock and by 7 oclock, 83, also want to take a look at dewpoints for you this morning as they are looking a little on the warm side and that would be down in cape may and dover where you still have
Dont see that happen as much since they put up those big signs. Lets take a look at satellite. We have cloud cover across parts of the region. Philadelphia definitely seeing some of that right now. The farther north you go the less clouds and storm tracker6 down south does still show showers that are circulating through central delaware pushing away from smyrna and it looks like some of that might cross the delaware bay into parts of salem and maybe cumberland counties but it doesnt lyle its going to last all that much longer and this is fairly light. Slow moves. They could be with you for awhile where they manage to hit. 70 philadelphia, 71 trenton, 71 in wilmington. Feeling really comfortable in the city. Dewpoints show you we have pretty low newspapers for our dewpoint scale in philadelphia. A lot of 59s. Thats below the threshold for slightly humid air. But as you go down towards millville its more humid and down along the delaware bay and the ocean front it stays that way. 73 in p
Casket was dumped but its unclear if they knew there were human remains inside. Captain jones says that the infant was buried in south jersey last week but before the funeral. The latch on the casket broke and the child was moved into another casket apparently not whole. The organs were removed in an autopsy that is customary. But what happened after that is a mystery. Who put it in the car and driving to philadelphia and being dumped exactly where that was dumped. Jones doesnt know the cause of the child death but dont believe it was suspicious and the parents are understandably upset. The baby will be made whole as far as the organs being reunited with the deceased child. Reporter now police say that the District Attorneys Office office is reviewing the case and no charges for abuse of a corpse and the funeral home is cooperating and did take responsibility for dumping the remains. Im Wendy Saltzman channel 6 action news. A philadelphia man faces child endangerment charges after a 9m
Im brian bolter. Im shawn yancy. Forecasters fear sandy will turn into what they are calling a frankenstorm, a monster combination of wind, rain and maybe even some snow. Sue palka begins our storm coverage with the latest on sandys track. Yeah, you look at the picture behind you you were showing radar and you wouldnt think this looks like that kind of a monster storm, but, in fact, we do believe its going to pull some cold energy, winterlike storm thats coming from the west into itself and become that mega storm that everybody has been talking. About so it will go from a Tropical Storm to a very strong almost noreasterlike storm here in the next 36 to 48 hours. Now its still tropical with winds of 75 miles an hour making it a category 1 hurricane. It doesnt look very good, wouldnt be surprised when we get the new track at 11 00, maybe its Tropical Storm sandy. Its moving very slowly, but the strength of the system at this point is not a great concern to us. We know it will turn to the
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