by the time fire crews arrived, the building was engulfed in flames. we definitely were engulfed before we got on location. took crews three hours to control the fire. one person was found dead inside after apartment. and 72 year old man, had to be rescued and taken to the hospital. later sunday night, around 9:00 another fire. this time, at the apartments on butter nut court in wilmington there is fire sent three people to the hospital for minor injuries. including a paramedic and firefighter, and here, 12 people, are now displaced. it is amazing how resilient people are after a fire. and these people will be resilient. but it is a determination many are finding hard to muster, the loss so much harder to take this close to the holidays. it is right before christmas, it is tough. tough to believe. we re told the damage will exceed $1 million, in these fires, and the red cross is helping those families who are displace in the morning. reporting live in wilmington,
out, there so not all coming from the same system, but the net is the same, cloud which rain showers, you can see on storm scan3, the rain to the south moving to the north, expect showers by the time we gee go through later this evening, right now clearing, actually going on, but, that is not going to be lasting all day long. our weather watchers are up. we love that they are. atlantic city, 32 degrees, collegeville, budd says it is 27, norristown, tracey says it is 27, newark, john says it is 23, and of course that atlantic city temperature from our friends tim mitchell. colds temperatures warming up to 42, start to pick up shower chances later this afternoon specially the farther south you are. we also have this, if you are going to the north, and this is from 6:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, we ve got some freezing rain advisories, out there, for the poconos, just take it easy, trace of ice could be expected, in those areas. otherwise it changes over to rain for the res
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