Being traded. Good morning, david murphy has weather and matt pellman is in for karen. Reporter we are starting out with sunshine and theres a frontal boundary that will come closer to us today and ahead of it well see an increase in clouds and southwesterly flow that will make it more humid. It will not be oppressive, but with the southerly flow it will be more muggy. 63 in allentown. Not too bad in the lehigh valley. 67 in reading, 68 in trenton. Somewhere down the shore somewhere in the 0s for the Early Morning stroll on the boardwalk. The dewpoints are up over 60. Its humid not oppressive, but stickier. Heading out the door this morning, its dry morning. 70 by 6 00. 73 degrees by 8 00 a. M. As we roll into the afternoon the heat wave goes on. 77 degrees by 9 00. 85 by noon. 91 by 3 00 p. M. High of 92 around 4 00 p. M. Slipping back to 90 at 6 00 p. M. The higher heat and humidity dont last forever. We have a change in the exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast. Matt ill run that
You can see the storms really kind of changed course here for a bit. They were coming in pretty due west to east all night. Then as they moved toward philadelphia the progress of this line slowed down a little bit. We started to see more of a almost due south to north progression of these storm which meant heavy rain moved across the same area for an extended peer of time thats what led to the risk for flash flooding. I want to call your attention whats happening behind the system. A few showers moving into central pennsylvania most of those will miss out. I cant rule out a stray shower tomorrow morning. The shore missed most of the brunt of the action today. Finally now starting to see few storms lining up over Atlantic City, portions of again atlantic county, Cape May County and central and southern new jersey quiet for now shes showers across southern delaware could move into your region. Were not meetly out of the woods yet the threat for Severe Weather is dying down the risk for f
Township a free tree fell on to a home. Two people were inside but not hurt. Down trees and power lines are leaving thousand in the dark tonight. Its been a wild night of weather and its not over yet. Good evening, im ukee washington. Im jessica dean. A live look now at conditions from the mobile weather lab as it drives around center city. Weve Live Team Coverage for you tonight. We begin with meteorologist kate bilo with a look at whats happening right now. Kate. The good news the storms are starting to wind down much the bad news theyve left a loft damage in their wake an lot of rainfall as well leading to the risk now for flash flooding. You can see the storms really kind of changed course here for a bit. They were coming in pretty due west to east all night. Then as they moved toward philadelphia the progress of this line slowed down a little bit. We started to see more of a almost due south to north progression of these storm which meant heavy rain moved across the same area for
Moves into the region. I want to you look live at the airport though. Very wet and messy and misty during the early overnight hours and then drying out toward tomorrow morning. 34 degrees in the city. The wind is calm but that is going to change come tomorrow afternoon as winds begin to gust and that is the beginning of some bitter cold. Right now still above freezing in philadelphia. Millville a wet slushy light snow at 33. 27 in the poconos. 31 in lancaster and reading checking in at 30 degrees. So as we go through the overnight, temperatures will slowly fall below freezing especially to the north and west of the city. After midnight a few spotty snow showers and during the Early Morning hours, most of this should be out of here waking up to clearing skies for your wednesday and partly sunny conditions. But then a piece of the polar vortex comes crashing down tomorrow night, thursday the first wave and by saturday into sunday morning the second wave of the polar air and we are going
People walked along wet sidewalks in University City tonight. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. All that wet ground could make for slick commute tomorrow morning. Kathy orr is tracking the end of the snow and the bitter cold on the way. Kathy. Yeah, in the end lucy that will be the bigger story. Right now were seeing a few lingering snow showers kind of rotating to the northeast toward new york and they are very light in nature. Still some temperatures above freezing. But a little bit of a wet snow falling right now in south jersey. First youve seen from this entire event due to really the mild temperatures. Visibility right now, reduced in reading to a mile. Mile and a half in allentown. 2 miles in pottstown. So this will be increasing as the night wears on and drier air moves into the region. I want to you look live at the airport though. Very wet and messy and misty during the early overnight hours and then drying out toward tomorrow morning. 34 degrees in the city. The wi