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right now dangerous heat gripping our area. folks buying up water ice and ice cream and bottled water just trying stay cool out at the art museum. moving live to trenton move us are in the 80s right now and the mercury is only going to climb back up. many kids out running through the spray park in front of city hall tonight. we are only in the beginning of this heat wave. only going to get hotter. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy noland and kathy orr is live outside our studios here in old city. we could could be close to 100 degrees by the end of the week, kathy? that s right. we re talking about temperatures soaring in the mid even upper 90s by the end of the week and it will feel like it s well over 100 by then and this heat is not going to break until at least the second half of the weekend. take a look at the numbers out there right now. it is balmy. when you look at how warm it actually is, right now in philadelphia it s still 84. little bit cooler in ....
69. it s comfortable there dover 84. 83 in trenton. it feels much warmer feels like 90 in philadelphia. 91 in dover and that excessive heat warning will continue through friday evening. feel like 100 and 105 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon, in philadelphia feel like 100, 101 in wrightstown. it will feel like 100 in wilmington right along the i-95 corridor we will see the searing heat. coming up we ll talk more about summer storms that will move in with the heat tomorrow when the heat turns dangerous and when over the weekend we will see a break in the heat and intense humidity over the delaware valley. can t come too soon. official heat wave by friday but continue even after that. i ll see you later in the broadcast with more on the cool down. all right, kathy, thanks. here s live look at the ben franklin parkway. cities and counties around the area issued heat alerts and warnings with oppressive temperatures expected through the weekend as kathy told you they re urgin ....
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