be at the shore as well. that s the first part of the storm system. next is the potential for rev rain. meteorologist crystal has been following that. let s take a look at your satellite and radar now. light spotty rain moving through the area. only part of the area we re seeing this. got rain stretching from just the northern edge of cape may county all the way up to parts of monday mouth county currently. seeing nothing to worry about as you re getting ready to drive to work or school. might to steady rain falling. misting as you get further along more inland. noticed that driving into philadelphia. light green you see atlantic city, ship bottom, not going to be a big problem yet. if we pull this radar all the way out. you see it will be a problem as we get to later part of the day because we still have all of this activity, testimony center still well to southwest of us. that s going to push a lot of heavier rain into our neck of the woods as we get later into the aftern
they are getting stronger at the shore. elevated topping 30 miles an hour in philadelphia. during the day, we can see wind gusting to more than 50 miles an hour at the shore. we re past one high tide already. tied is coming down the back base reaching high tied right now. this afternoon with the strong gusty wind, the flooding risk is going to be at the shore once again. minor flooding is possible. then there s the rain. meteorologist krystal klei with that. as we get to afternoon, steady to heavy rain at times in the forecast which could mean as you go inland and ponding on roadways. let s take a look where we are currently with your radar. not much to track this morning. good news for your morning commute while roadways will probably be wet because of the last couple of days a damp forecast, we re going the see those wet conditions continue as we go along throughout the afternoon. that s when things get much more messy. you re evening commute home, that s the rough ride.
this is earlier this morning where the rough surf is spilling into the town. that s why we have issued a first alert for the rain, the wind and the threat of potential flooding across our area. good morning. i m tracy davidson. it is a messy day inland, as well. here s center city where the rain and whipping rains are a problem. heavier pockets of rain are expected to develop. utility crews are busy this morning as the wind is damaging power lines already. downed wire actually burnt the sidewalk along ridge avenue in red so roxboro and a huge mural has fallen in center city. that is live camera showing broad and ray streets. a large chunk of the mural on the ground. the area blocked off. no reports of any injuries. and the wind has everyone s hair whipping walking auds. people see awe in university city with the hoods up or hats on this morning. light mist coming down here. similar scene here. you can see the wind blowing the trees under very gray skies. and you may run int
unresponsive on the floor. these brave men and women go to work every day knowing that they may not come home. we owe them an incredible debt of gratitude. nbc 10 is bringing you live team coverage tonight. we ll begin with nbc 10 s randy gyllenhaal who is getting reaction to sergeant floyd s death. randy? reporter: and this is not the outcome that this community was hoping for. as the prison siege unfolded for nearly 24 hours, locals at the smyrna diner followed every update. it s just bad that it a death had to come out of it. reporter: front page news, this tiny community is heart broken for the prison guard who lost his life. everybody wants to know what they can do and how they can help the sergeant s family. in the time of need like they have. reporter: strangers lined the street as sergeant floyd s body was transported by motorcade. in smyrna most people have friends or family that work at the prison. we have frinends that work here too. reporter: que
yesterday. that was after the snow fell that morning. she spoke to a woman who was hit by falling ice and spotted a warning sign outside liberty place. you hear that? winds were whipping flags around at the upper marion town ship building. no snow on the sidewalks today. lucky for us a warmer weekend on tap. meteorologist erika martin has your neighborhood forecast. we are finally seeing a warm front making its way into the delaware valley. current temperatures, the good news is we re seeing above freezing for parts of our area. wilmington, 33 degrees. dover 34. philadelphia currently at 32 degrees along with vineland, allentown currently at 28. the record high for philadelphia today, 65. far from that. today s high 32. the normal high 43. so, we re tracking the nice warm up for you. it s due to the fact we re seeing a shift in those winds right now. currently, they re westerly but shifting southwesterly soon enough. that means we re bringing a lot of warmer air, slid