grant: well, kind of setting ourselves up here. bill: what an effort by this group. jim: tonight on cbs, 60 minutes. followed by new episodes of ncis, los angeles. and madam secretary. 84%. edwards. worth reminding, northwestern, no timeouts. they need a missed here and the time three. edwards. what a half by him. bill: won an effort. how about purdue? a very difficult environment. hats off to matt and his guys showing why they were the big ten regular-season champs. jim: with the loss, northwestern will be a succeed next week in the big ten tournament. this is what it looks like right now. minnesota and wisconsin, once that goes final, we will have it all finalized. urdu will be playing in the quarterfinals early on friday. we will have the semifinal saturday on cbs and the championship game on selection sunday for. for all of us h hi hey i ll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! i m pretty excited for you right now.
it extends from chads worth to hammonton and port elizabeth. this is moving to the east at 45 miles per hour. you can see the moisture north of philadelphia and trenton and mercer county into wrightstown and browns mills and millville at this hour. and showers and storms approaching camden to gloucester and salem and cumberland counties. it s moving to the east. as far as rainfall, we are expecting .10 to .25, more of that where you pick up one of these heavy thunderstorms that moves on through. earlier today wind gusts in philadelphia of 32 miles per hour and a gust in lancaster, of 28 and 54 miles per hour at this hour in dover. 66 miles per hour in millville especially as the short wave continues to move to the east and east of that i-95 corridor. there have brief bursts of heavy rain and fast moving and windy and cooler for the rest of today and cooler into tonight. very cool for june standards, we ll take a look coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. t
poconos to lancaster. it reached the i-95 corridor at noon and we had the warn that popped up with the showers and storms and then at 1:00, 2:00, that moisture was racing to the east and to the coast, but it picked up a lot of bind and produced a lot of damage. winds at the airport in philadelphia 59 miles per hour and atlantic city 63 miles per hour and for both middletown and maple shade, new jersey, winds as high as 60 miles per hour. the damage across the region. collegeville, moth ball size hail and newcastle county, trees on cars and trees down in cherry hill. big changes on ahead tonight and the coolest air we have seen in two weeks for june. those details are coming up in the full accuweather forecast. as melissa mentioned those winds brought down trees and many ended up across power lines and on top of houses. parts of south jersey were hard hit and chad pradelli continues the team coverage live in palmyra. reporter: the cleanup is in full effect here on first