heavy rain with the thunderstorm that's moving into cumberland county. the showers will continue to move to the east. this will be moving offshore in half an hour's time. for now, southern cumberland county, heading into cape may county, those heavy downpours. we go through the futurecast hour by hour to show you when to expect the showers to pop up during the day. right now, jessica boyington watching your friday morning traffic. >> we're watching 95 around girard avenue. a little bit of a slowdown but nothing major. still quiet for friday. into center city, 16-minute trip. average speeds just dropping into the 40s. the southbound lanes right here having a little bit of volume there. no problems headed northbound either. at least out of center city. also watching the pa turnpike. we're still in the green here. again, all of our majors are still moving along nicely. west or eastbound from route 1 to valley forge. average speeds into the 60s there also. 295 around saloon avenue in hamilton township, new jersey. looks foggy out there. otherwise traffic is

quick look at six hour loop shows heavy rain that formed over southern cumberland county earlier today, there it is and it did not move for hours on end and that was the problem. we had a flash flood warning in effect for our area which is now expired but you you can see doppler estimated rainfall in the past two hours mainly over south jersey and delaware with one red bull's eye over southern cumberland county where some spots got over 3 inches of rain. that has now dried out and it looks like things will stay dry for the weekend. i'll have your full forecast coming up. here's our seven day spoiler, which day do you want to look forward to? that would be tomorrow. look out for next tuesday. i will tell you why when we join you inside with the full forecast. now back over to you. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" yoga for everyone, how the popular activity could have therapeutic benefits for people with disabilities. >>> an honor restored see moment of stolen plaque honoring a philadelphia fire fighter was finally replaced. >>> future is now, ben simmons introduced to the

look at stormtracker 6 live double scan still some light showers for ocean, burlington, atlanticic and cumberland counties in south jersey. as we go into the 95 corridor, the moisture in the region starting to dissipate a bit. on street level of stormtracker 6 live double scan east of the manayunk, and south of that, in philadelphia light showers peppering the radar and same for haddonfield and north and east of woodbury as well. temperatures are cooler than this time yesterday. 6 degrees cooler in philadelphia coming in at 69 and 71 for lancaster. and 67 doctor there's in trenton. >>> we look at the evening commute it's cloudy with a few sunny breaks. 75 degrees is the temperature at 4:00 p.m. and hold at that number at 5:00 and lower 70s at 6:00 and 7:00 with a stray shower likely. as we get into the weekend showing you a 50/50 weekend, tomorrow clouds and sunshine and a stray shower is likely in spots. the rain looks to move in on sunday and much of which could be heavy at times. we'll take a closer look at that, coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> stay with 6abc.com

over 3-inches in parts of southern cumberland county around the fortescue area. always flood advisory until 6:30 still for cape may county where they saw very heavy rain and ponding on the roadways but the last of that is moving out. once again most of us quite however still a couple of thunderstorms right now in sections of berks county but that boundary is well to our south. and high pressure will move in for the upcoming weekend giving us nice weather. so maybe one or two isolated thunderstorms left over but most of us dry, warm and still pretty comfortable if you're stepping outdoors for your friday evening. coming up we'll talk about that weekend forecast and also when temperatures could hit 90 degrees. back to you. >>> all right, scott. glad we're not getting any of this. the death toll from flooding in west virginia now stands at 20 according to fox news. a deluge of 9-inches of rain in parts of the state has destroyed or damaged more than 100 homes and knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses there. the governor says search and rescu

cape may county, cumberland, atlantic and salem. wilmington in delaware. you can expect strong storms, the main concern is wind and hail that could strong to severe. the rest of the us will get rain, it's the strong storms we're worried about south and east. 8:00 a.m. we're starting to see the rain through the city, 9:00 a.m., rain, maybe a thunderstorm, but not severe in the city, you see how the cells are clustered well to the south. we advance this to 10:00 a.m., we see thunderstorms take shape and move through some parts of area and south yesterday. it's pushing off the coast by 11:00 a.m. or soccer this is the first half of the -- or so, this is the first half of the day. the second half of the day you might get a spotty shower, but mostly sun in the afternoon hours. 8:00 a.m., 72 degrees rain in the region. 10:00 a.m., 70 degrees, a periods of rain here and there and the strong storms. lunchtime looks like the strongest storms will be pushing off the coast, mostly clothed skies and peeks of -- cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine. it's humid today, as

this is a six hour loop on storm scan three watch this storm blossom over southern cumberland county and it just stays in that same area for six hours drifting down the shore where we have reports of street flooding in our shore communities like stone harbor. as we zoom out you can see showers and thunderstorms are beginning to diminish but can't rule out a pop up shower or storm this evening or tonight. lets zoom in on the hardest hit a areas, no rain reported from the city on north but look at that one red bull's eye over southern cumberland county three plus inches in that within small area we have one remaining flood advisory for portions of cape may county until 6:30, ostensibly but they have been dropping these like flies so i do assume they will drop that one as well once flooding rain starts to move on out. the good news things look a whole lot better for the entire region as we head in the weekend. temperatures will be on the way up but humidity on the way down, i'll explain, when i join you inside. >> thanks, kate. >>> historic brexit decision has had an impact on global ma

fact, let me zoom it out as we're on the air, yes, there we go, now extending down into portions of cumberland county as well as northern cape may county, atlantic county giving you a sense this is moving very speedily at about 45 miles per hour, to the east. so, eventually, this will get to the shore, we just showed you, towelly off to nice start at the ocean, but, we are going to see these storms rumble through very quickly, and as they do so, they bring with them, we repeat it for you one more time, short list of impact, brief downpours, wind gusts that get to up about 60 miles per hour, so i've actually already seen some trees down in our storm reports, and also, potential to see some small size hail out of this, as well. frequent lightning, the other issue, ever hear thunder always head inside. more on the much nicer forecast down the road a bit later in the show, brooke, we send it back to you for now. >> philadelphia city council could vote today on the proposed sugary drink tax and both supporters and critics making sure their voices are heard. chopper three over city hall for demonstr

the storm prediction center echoing this, cape may, cumberland, atlantic, and new castle and kent county in delaware. we're watching for that south of wilmington and vineland, the areas of concern for the strongest storms not to say the rest of the us won't get a little bit of rain. future tracker 6, we'll see the severity at 8:00 a.m., we'll have rain, in parts of the region. the storms are concentrated south and east. we advance this to 11:00, it will be off the coastline. the main area of concern is the first half of the day, especially south and east of the city. staking you hour by hour, 8:00 a.m., rain, 72 degrees, if you're farther to the south and east, you could have storms. 10:00 a.m., it could be stormy along the coast and delaware and showers or periods of rain for the rest of the of us. by lunch time, we're drying out and we'll be moving off the coastline with the cluster of storms. 3:00 p.m., a spotty shower, but mostly dry, 81 degrees, sticky today. 5:00 p.m., dry and sunshine, clouds, 81 degrees. in the northwest suburbs a few showers, i-95 shower or thunderstorm around.

cumberland, 84, the area, norfolk, 85, toasty. locally, they 80 at andrews, evn the bay, it's steamy with a 80-degree reading. tomorrow's going to be hot. windy. not as hot, but not as humid. with morning temperatures in the 70s. afternoon temperatures upper 80s to low 90s. we could have winds gusting 35 miles an hour, and the general slow-cooling trend will go into early next week. that 7-day forecast, coming up in a few minutes. see you then. >>> donald trump went after campaign trail today in florida, and pennsylvania. he attacked leaders of his own party to refused to support his run for the white house. brian webb has the latest on trump and hillary clinton. >> i am the least racist person you've ever met, believe me. >> reporter: donald trump tended himself while taking shots at his on party, including mitt romney. >> he choked like a dog, and now it's time for somebody else. >> reporter: trump went after his usual suspects on saturday during stops in florida and pennsylvania. in tampa, he hit president obama and hillary cli

folks right new right through cumberland county right where 55 turns into 47 there right through cape may county, across route nine, garden state parkway, heavy rain will be sliding north through county moving right toward atlantic city here within the next few hours and moving off the coast later this morning. if you are down the shore we will salvage a day out of this. we have to wait for rain to clear out. it is clear in philadelphia just warm and muggy. road are still wet. one or two showers we are looking at moving across the lehigh valley. right now in philadelphia a we will see skies are cloudy, it is not raining currently but dew point up near 70. muggy start with the light breeze out of the south east at 5 miles an hour. here's the disturbance moving through and front, both will cause weather today. first with that rain moving through this morning this front moving through later today will give us possibility for severe storms. rain moves off the coast by noon, there is still a few showers around, but these stronger storms are developing and the north and western suburbs betw

this is for salem and cumberland and newcastle and kent counties as well. there is the possibility of a tornado or two in the orange shaded region here and a better bet is south and west of our viewing area and nonetheless we keep the risk in the forecast and time-out the precipitation and time-out the cloud cover we get as well. that will have an impact on the amount of severe weather, a spotty shower, on saturday clouds and sun and 74 and sunday the downpours overhead, in the poconos 71 degrees and saturday not looking bad and here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of clouds and sunny breaks up to 78 and sunshine returning on saturday, up to 84 and downpours on the way on sunday, with a high temperature of 79 and again some of those showers could turn severe, partly sunny and breezy on monday and 82. and then in the lower 80s and upper 70s for the rest of next week. >>> the villanova wildcats were winning the ncaa tournament. coach jay wright got thumbs up for his winning wardrobe thanks to a taylor. >> even president barack obama call

a lot of lightning here in garrett county and that may also affect you and alleghany county towards cumberland and get to places like romney, handcook and hagerstown and there's more nminger jury west. as they move east they seem to be getter weaker although this is one exception and this say storm storm affecting southern tip of st. mary county and pushing out of northern neck of virginia moving east and may have sguingt at 40 miles an hour and some heavy downpours and certainly lightning with it tonight. and that's moving west to east. and we'll continue to see more activity a little bit of this might also be in later tonight and we're going to keep showers and few rumbles of thunder moving through area overnight and therapy think by the time the morning gets going it's dep rally cloudy and maybe a little fog here and there. not as wet as it will be overnight. and next player is this. area of low pressure stronger than we see tonight tomorrow night and may affect us overnight. 69 tonight. scattered showers and isolated storm in the forecast. i think by dawn most everything gone. we'll show y

a lot of lightning here in garrett county and that may also affect you and alleghany county towards cumberland and get to places like romney, handcook and hagerstown and there's more nminger jury west. as they move east they seem to be getter weaker although this is one exception and this say storm storm affecting southern tip of st. mary county and pushing out of northern neck of virginia moving east and may have sguingt at 40 miles an hour and some heavy downpours and certainly lightning with it tonight. and that's moving west to east. and we'll continue to see more activity a little bit of this might also be in later tonight and we're going to keep showers and few rumbles of thunder moving through area overnight and therapy think by the time the morning gets going it's dep rally cloudy and maybe a little fog here and there. not as wet as it will be overnight and next player is this. area of low pressure stronger than we see tonight coming through tomorrow evening and tomorrow night and may affect us overnight. 69 tonight. scattered showers and isolated storm in the forecast. i think by dawn

southern cumberland getting a heavier downpour and light stuff pushing off atlantic city. looks like over the next hour and a half you'll be in and out of this stuff. not a great start to the day, but we're looking for a drying pattern later this morning and into the afternoon. as we look outside sky6 live hd talen energy stadium where the union will be playing at home against vancouver saturday evening, i was at the that night game. a lot of excitement at talen energy. cloud cover over the stadium. 72 degrees. dewpoint, 66 that will be dropping. we've seen it drop a little bit this morning. as long as as it's over 60 it's humid air. winds oift -- out of the east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. up until noon wedged we -- we cd have light sprinkles or showers. the afternoon is dry, we can't rule out a shower, but generally speaking it's mainly dry and we're setting ourselves up for a very nice evening. warm, but you'll want cool drinks around, noon, 82. 3:00 p.m., 85 degrees, humidity on the lower side under partly sunny skies. high temperatures across the region, 835 in all

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. this is video sent in from "action news" viewer kristin lucas, in bucks coins, there was hail coming down on her deck. send your videos to "action news" using #6abcaction on twitter and facebook. >> meantime the strong line of thunderstorms knocked out power across the area at this hour. peco says that in chester county. 19,000 customers are in the

southwest of cumberland. there are others. if you get close to charlottesville they have torrential downpour and thunderstorm. you see dot of red and yellow indicating that the storm are developing a bit. leading edge is west of warrenton. later in the everything at 11:00, midnight, metro area could see shower or thunderstorms as well. heavier area out the moment is north and west cumberland to pennsylvania. meanwhile we look off the coast. this is bonnie. tropical depression. but this could get stronger briefly as it heads over the atlantic ocean. we could use rain to get over the pollen but heavy moisture in the air. very little rain. with that, high level of ground pollen and mold spore. moderate range for tree pollen. temperatures with the clouds and sunshine mix, lower 80's. that is what we expect. slightly cooler than yesterday. 75 at annapolis. 77 from baltimore. cooler east. as far as bonnie goes the latest hurricane center has it offshore. 60 miles northeast of cape hatteras. according to the computer models it will d

it did prompt flood warnings in southern parts of cumberland county near fortescue. anywhere you see pockets of yellow near elmer as well and just to the north and west of sea isle city near 2-inches of rain so it's been hit or miss but where it's been a hit it's been pretty hard but as we go into the beginning of the weekend your weekend kickoff for saturday at the shore tomorrow 76 degrees, cooler there because there will be a strong wind coming in off of the water with full sunshine. 87 degrees in center city. the dry heat tomorrow as that humidity drops and beautiful in the poconos at 79. i'll let you know if we can do a carbon copy here for sunday coming up in that seven day in just a little bit. >> we would love that. >> adam thank you. >> we'll see. >> is it up to brian's behavior. >> if it is then we're doomed. >> we're all doomed. >> i'm afraid of that. >> thanks. >>> a drone experiment made history this week offer the coast of cape may. newly released video shows a drone being used to deliver medical test samples to an off shore barge near higbee beach and

saw some clouds and showers in parts of delaware around wilmington also dover in sections of salem, cumberland and also cape may county most of the that light activity now moving out to sea. but we have the cloud cover that has already begun to stream in and, yes, some heavier rainfall likely overnight into the first part of the day tomorrow with a main system still off to the west. quiet conditions though at the philadelphia international airport. right now 75 degrees. the afternoon high made it up to 80. dew points right now climbing into the upper 50s. we have 74 degrees in atlantic city. along with pottstown. 79 trenton. cooler though in millville around 71. so hour by hour, more clouds moving in. still pretty comfortable but coming up we'll talk much more about a wet commute for tomorrow, warming again and that father's day forecast. iain and dawn, back to you. >> all right, thank you, scott. >>> philadelphia police wander to you look at newly released surveillance video they say shows the van that hit and killed a 17-year-old girl. investigators think the mini van shown here possibly a c

win gusts over 07 miles an hour in cumberland county. hail in sicklerville of .3 inches. in delaware a tree on the car in new castle county. coming up i'll tell but a big change in the wake of the storms. for now, back to you. >> thank you, kate. >>> defense rested in congressman chaka fattah's racketeering trial. fattah is accused of arranging an illegal one million-dollar campaign loan and paying back part of it with federal grant money and charitable donations. his defense claim political operatives close to fattah were behind the whole thing and congressman had no idea. closing argument are set for monday. >>> history made, hillary clinton becomes first woman to secure a presidential nomination, for a major party. "eyewitness news" reporter david spun t is live from independent mall with reaction from both democrats and republicans about this significant achievement, david? >> reporter: hi jessica. yes, both side are agreeing that this is i significant achievement. listen 240 years ago, summer of 1776, men filled this building behind me in independent hall, possibly t

possibly, anyway, between what gerstown and -- hagerstown and cumberland. rumble of thunder, not out of the question. early morning, it's gone. temperatures upper 60s, low 70s. a lot of clouds again in the morning. much like today. not a huge day. not a huge problem. 75 by 9:00. and 76 in leesburg. by 1:00, a few breaks in the clouds. low 80s downtown. and showers beginning. beginning to fire up along i- 81. i want to show you that in more detail as we go through the day. by 5:30, 6:00, a couple of sprinkles here. but i think most of us will get home with a dry commute. look up to the north and west. this is 6:00. big storms now, firing on the east side. west side, rather, on the divide. and we get into the 9:00 hour. trying to develop a line of showers, future cast. pretty emphatic on this the last three or four hours. from hagerstown to martinsburg, west of culpepper, you see the reds and oranges. that's heavy activity. also, notice, arrows indicate the direction of the winds. air mass is a little more stable. east of 95. and as this begins to move eastwa

into lancaster county and even into south jersey, salem and cumberland county more likely. you may see that in delaware as well. it won't be an çall-day rainfa. those showers move out. we are back to seeing sunshine through the clouds. there is that chance during the day today. that's just not a very big threat. >> otherwise, stand by for a warmup. last couple days we were in the 70s for high temperatures. not today. the wind has shifted. we got that southerly wind to warm somerton to 80 degrees. 84 in cuts this afternoon. sunshine to start with, vineland, a few clouds for the afternoon. lynnwood, 82 degrees. wildwood, 76 with mostly to partly cloudy skies. wilmington, 80 degrees, close to it in dover. the clouds will increase. there's a chance we'll see an isolated shower today. a bet eveter chance of rainfall coming in. >>> we know the roads will get busy in the next hour or so. >> let's check 295, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> so far we look okay on 295. this is in cherry hill around route 70. both directions, traveling with some cars of c

there is a flash flood warning in arts of cumberland county until 5:30. inches of rain falling there this afternoon, and the areas in dark green are "flood advisories," localized advisories, until 6:30 tonight and more in delaware and other parts of south jersey. we'll let you know when it moves out and what's ahead for the weekend in a few minutes. >> glenn, we'll check back. >>> breaking news now in the past few minutes. the new york stock exchange closed, and it was not a good day. live picture of the big board. you can see the dow jones dropped more than 600 points there. 611 points, the worst single day loss in five years. why? it's all because of the so-called brexit backlash, reverbuating today and hurting your 401k. it's complex. let's explain it. what happened? a much anticipated election held in britain yesterday and early this morning. we learned, in fact, people voted to leave the european union. now, it could take two years before that exit actually officially happens, but the election outcome is up ending leadership in the u.k. already. shor

baltimore but up towardsowards hagerstown and cumberland,rland, they are thunder watch. are thuh here is. futurecast at 9:009:00 a.m. showing those heavyseea thunderstorms still rollings stl through. then we probably clear it outabi as we head into the 3 o'clock'ck hour this afternoon anderno a dependent on just how much sun m we're able to squeeze out willzl depend on just how strong thejuh storms are able to be later tonight. this is 9 o'clock tonight.o'clkg that's round two. rnd t it doesn't look too bad there te but if we're able to get moreetr sun it could be worse. stay tuned. change to the forecastt unfortunately we did have to he add thunderstorms in tomorrow. t they'll be spotty and we do wo not expect them to be severeevee but we did have to in. good news is the weekend still looks fantastic. all right, that's the weather. erin's got the roads.oads it's going to be a busy oneusy e for you this morning, erin.ning >> that's right. 4:48. 4:48 we're hard busy.we're ha we have more information onor the closure in the northeastor section of the district. dtr a bicycl

and cumberland. and some of the cooler spots with 82 in fredericksburg. and eastton, across the bay. and even to delmarva, temperatures hovering around 80 degrees. and i know it is going to be a busy weekend. over toward the shore. and we have sunshine, right now, and 81, dew points at 60. and that number is probably going to drop some more during the afternoon. and drier air moving in, it will be really spectacular out there for late june. and now, the day like had with 49% and drop as well. and a breeze out of the north/northwest at 12 miles an hour. so pleasant air from the midwest to the mid atlantic and a lot of heat down south and the southwest and the northwest. and boise today, about 100 degrees. and we see some complexes of storms, this one sizzling, here, in west texas and a newer one in kansas city. but for the most part, the next day and a half or so will be fairly quiet. but unfortunately, it is late june. and so the heat, the humidity, they are going to be back. not so much today. fairly quiet today. and again, you got any plans, you are goi

not everyone getting hit obviously here, highly localized but through delaware specially cumberland, cape may, atlantic counties, let's zero in. you have pretty soaking rain coming down, at the moment, though, no embedded thunder or lightning, all rain, that's at least good. you don't have to worry about any thunderstorms with this, how much, some of the rain falling very steadily, we zero in on heaviest rainfall intensity, talking just over inch per hour. >> this isn't going to be with you the entire hour, over any given location, but, it is going to lead to some brief and very heavy downpours, as you're trying to travel say the garden state parkway here. now, what can you expect the rest of the day? unfortunate news, guys, not out of the woods, by this afternoon scattered again, scattered, but locally heavy showers and thunderstorms are set to fire up again. some of those could be locally strong, and looks like the best shot for the strongest storms, would go to the northwest corner of our area, lehigh valley, inland suburbs, out toward the farmland, that's where you will very like

we will zoom in on where we were watching last time, central delaware, cumberland county, new jersey. we are seeing these storms heading to southern delaware. if you are at delaware beaches this morning you will probably be about 15 or 20 minutes away from hearing rumbles of thunder, seeing lightening and getting heavy downpours and high wind, maybe hail associated with these storms. jersey shore, your turn is next as well. we will take away lightening and show areas where it is orange, and deep red, that is where we will see heavy downpours and there is one in gloucester county, one to the north of that in the western or earn part of the camden county. we have 76 degrees. little bit on the muggy side but we have a breeze out of the west southwest. 5:33 is your sunrise time. checking other temperatures throughout the region, we have doylestown at 75 degrees. seventy-three in west chester. millville 73. and a thunderstorm as we just saw on radar, lewis, delaware you are about to get a thunderstorm with a high of 74. we will have sunshine today in between the thunderstorms but possibili

joe: the chairman and chief investment officer at cumberland investment. scarlet: coming up, how the european investment bank played a role in brexit coming to fruition. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. let's get to first word news. u.k. chancellor of the exchequer, george osborne, says contingency plans are in place as market volatility continues following the brexit vote. good news it is very they are reassuring things and it is clear that project fear is over, there's not going to be an emergency budget and pensions are safe in the markets are stable. mark: johnson, a leader of the leave campaign, made his remarks before the pound think before the pound hit is lowest level since 1985. voters surprised holsters in spain. the caretaker prime minister consolidated his position. his evils party had been expected in parliament. instead, it pick that more, since jesting voters are voting not to jeopardize spain's economy. hillary clinton and elizabeth warned the campaign trail today, talking to some orders in cincinnati, ohio. the massachusetts senator called mrs

right now we are at 75 at reagan national. 72 cumberland, 70 charlottesville where they had heavy rain the past couple hours. flash flood warning for them right now. the rain moving off to the north and east it will eventually move across fredericksburg, towards the district. tonight, likely to hear rumbles of thunder. not looking at anything severe, just to the north. however, to the south, a different story, with stronger thunderstorms out there right now. charlottesville beginning to dry out a bit. around the capital beltway, at least as of right now, it is dry, just cloudy with patchy fog , not amounting to a lot. nighttime lows from the middle 60's to the lower 70's, the winds out of the south and east. the freshly updated futurecast come a good idea of when the showers and storms will be, 9 a.m. tomorrow, widely scattered showers. heading out in the morning, keep the umbrella with you. most likely time for the stronger storms will be during the late afternoon into the early evening. they start to bubble up around 2 p.m., and a stronger line develops around dinnertime. barbecue pl

mid-70s and 75 in cumberland and 73 in romney with partly cloudy skies and by 6:00 p.m., a few clouds to the west and the nats here and a perfect night for baseball, maybe a couple of sprinkles west west of the blue ridge along the i- 80 corridor. tomorrow night plans to grill out, no worries. te through 9:00 which just a few whimsy clouds. okay, day planner, low 60s to start. 66 by 11:00. saturday again, evening storms, 92 and early pop in a hurry and 90s on sunday and a storm possible but not a wash out. gorgeous on monday. wow. look at this, 83 on monday. mid-80s on tuesday. heat returns a little bit. 90s on wednesday and then the nats here through wednesday. 88 is a better chance of storms next thursday. >>> heating up this weekend. thanks, topper. >>> one of the few brawls that you see someone lands a punch but they hit this time. >> met business. >>> now machado is playing but appealing the recent punishment. but why won he be shelling out any money? i will tell you ne >>> now, wusa9 with kristen berset. brought to you by xfinity. >> baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones would

cumberland is getting hit and romney and through morgantown to garrett county. this will move to the southeast and we will track this. about the same. rockville at 90. again, main event, still to the west of us. some scattered activity and certainly we got to pay attention to ahead of the event causing severe thunderstorms. one around winchester. okay. and charlestown and this is headed towards percyville and leesburg and there is a little storm between leesburg and aldi as you go out 50 past chan tillli and before middleburg and upperville. this is the toll road there at 267. that has heavy rain. it is moving southeast. and so this guy going chantilly. i guess the good news for rush hour is that the whole area is not getting hammered. we have time before the main event. which will be later tonight. crossing over 301 shortly and the storm moving to the southeast. the thunderstorms southeast and back to the beltway. pretty quiet past the spur. your okay and out towards fairfax you are fine and heading east. that's the direction to go. go east young man, not west.

lower 70's cumberland, winchester 73. it is warm and humid. it the overnight. we are likely to hear some rumbles of thunder, especially south of d.c. early in the morning. the nasty weather is well to the south and west, harrisonburg, charlottesville. that is where you have strong thunderstorms. andonly a lot of thunder lightning, but heavy downpours and the potential of flash flooding. this moves off to the north and east, but we think that it will lose some punch overnight. the heavier rain for fredericksburg, about 3:00, 4:00, south of d.c. right now, no worries. a lot of people rushing to the metro to get there before it closes at midnight, and you will be fine just before midnight. then things deteriorate after that. showers and5 to 72, thunderstorms, fog mainly south of d.c. early tomorrow widely scattered showers, more sunshine across southern maryland. 2:00 p.m., midday, showers and thunderstorms begin to clear up. this is freshly updated, through dinnertime. stronger storms at 6 p.m. this is a computer-generated model. with the storm, gusty wind, andy

tighter on street level stormtracker 6 live double scan from burlington county to areas in salem and cumberland county and route 70 moisture from medford lakes and malaga, they continue to move offshore for the evening hours. the storm wrez tracking started at 10:00 in the morning to our west. we put this into motion and by 11:00 a.m. it was in our northwest suburbs from the 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

. >>> a cumberland county grand jury decided not to file charges against two vineland police officers after a man died in their custody. >> do it now! >> the officers were called to west grape street in march of last year for a disturbance. according to the ruling, the officers got into a scuffle with phillip white as they attempted to subdue him. it says a canine bit white as he was trying to take one of the officer's guns. white was taken to the hospital where he died. the official cause of white's death was a drug intoxication, which suggested white had pcp in his system at the time of his death. >>> the chair of the national awareness alliance issued a statement following the ruling. it reads in part, three people have been killed in less than six months by law enforcement in cumberland county. it appears that people of color and poor people cannot receive justice when killed by police. >>> up next on nbc10 news today, you might be able to catch more than just train rides at new york's penn station. the proposed renovations that would change the city's skyline. plus, new developme

. >>> a cumberland county grand jury decided not to file criminal charges against two vineland police officers an a man died in their custody. the officers were called to west grape street in march last year for a disturbance. according to the ruling, the officers got into a scuffle with phillip white as they attempted to subdue him and a canine bit white as he was trying to take one of the officer's guns. white was taken to the hospital where he died. the official cause of white's death was a drug intoxication which suggested he had pcp in his system at the time of his death. the chair of the national awarenance alliance issued a statement following the ruling which reads in part, three people have been killed in less than six months by law enforcement in cumberland county. it appears that people of color and poor people cannot receive justice when killed by police. >>> family members, friends and fans continue to remember the life of "the voice" singer christina grimmie. >> i always told her i loved her. i always told her to put god first. >> christina's mother paid tribute to her d

dew point in cumberland is 54 in pittsburgh. we're bringing up the moisture. on the heels of those sutherly winds. right now, temps, not bad. upper 70s, low 80s. leesburg, houston. 84. 80 in waldorf. and do you notice in the mountains, temperatures, upper 60s and low 70s for july 1st. amazing. mostly dew points. they were in the 50s. they now with south winds at 18. for most of us, except southern maryland, not a bad evening. tomorrow, we're watching a couple of things. one is this front coming out. midwest. notice toward iowa. that's moving south and east. and then that moisture from the south, there's a lot of it down there. that's creeping up our way. so the two are going to come together. and the front will be sort of the kicker, if you will, to get showers and storms to fire. isolated showers this evening. and tomorrow morning. going to be friday afternoon 11:30. not that much going on. some of them, 5:00, 6:00. coming right through the metro. that's why the yellow weather alert. friday night, saturday morning. dryer air looking into saturday. our forecas

cumberland and to the east of oakland. by 6:00, could be a couple of showers am but you'll have a dry commute to and from work tomorrow. fair amount of clouds, yes. by 6:00. 79 downtown. and by 9:30. now we see showers approaching winchester and frederick. i think those showers will roll through. it will be good for overnight hours tomorrow. tonight, though, just partly to mostly cloudy. isolated thunderstorms possible. lows, 64 to 70. just a little cooler tonight. most folks will make it into the 60 67 to start. 71 at 9:00. 74 at 11:00. clouds by 1:00. maybe a sprinkle or shower. next three days. increasing chance of showers and storms. low 80s. more storms on friday. and this is a change for saturday. this is not in agreement here written in stone, by any means. but one model has clouds rolling in with showers and storms developing saturday afternoon. highs in the mid-80s. if we had to pick a weekend, will i tell you, saturday is going to be better than sunday. monday, we're in pretty dead shape again, after our rainy da

cumberland and garrett county and kizer and for the ashby and pawpaw. the heaviest in romney right now. there could be ponding of water on the roads. watching some of the showers picking up in intensity north of strothsburg. if you are in prince william don't be surprised if you get rain. temperatures in the upper 60s in loray to 81. 80 in fredericksburg and annapolis and we are in the upper 70s. under cloudy skies. feeling like 80s. muggy with the dew points in the 60s. you know phoenix tomorrow may be 114, that will be a record. they are hot and storms are still forming in texas. hera pulling away and for us, just the storms out west which look at the futurecast, doesn't show a lot of hope moving east across the blue ridge and an isolated shower. tomorrow starts out and isolated shower and storm in the afternoon. not enough to warrant a yellow warrant alert. it is not excuse me but saturday we have less active. we will watch tomorrow afternoon because the ride home and any afternoon or evening plans could be dodging raindrops. 65 to 70 overnight and a

hagerstown and cumberland and the northern parts as we head again past the 8:00 hour. some of these will pack a punch and there is nothing severe. temperatures are down in the 70s in most spots although tomorrow it looks like a few more showers ahead of a really nice weekend. that full forecast in a few minutes. >>> the weather did play a factor at round one of the quicken loan national. heavy rain delayed the tee times by more than two hours. mike hi will they be able to get round one finished? >> it is on crap chute. dark goes at 8:50 but with the overcast skies it is not a guarantee that everyone finishes. as far as the fans are concerned with modern technology and the app, you can plan your day to try to get around the the storms that we had earlier. you saw umbrellas umbrellas and ponchos and when you know it is coming you can be prepared. >> are you prepared. >> i got my plastic and raincoat and we are ready to roll. >> veteran tournament fans. >> yes. >> are you ready something changes? >> yes. get the umbrella and the coat just in case. i don't mind carrying th

there is a little fog right here cumberland county around millville, new jersey, three quarters after mile visibility, every place else, not seeing fog, there is enough moisture in the air it could develop. so we will keep an eye on it for you. 69 degrees in philadelphia, 65 in lancaster, 66 in reading, dover, delaware, has 69 degrees. sixty-three in pottstown right now. so it is a pretty comfortable morning, and there is not too much of a breeze, but we still have some southerly winds, which means, it is still a little bit on the muggy side as we get started this morning. well, we had our heatwave. that's becoming more and more of distant memory. we did get pretty close to 09 degrees yesterday. high was 88. and we think that today will be in the mid 80s, as well. almost perfect today, just that slight chance of a shower, pleasant breeze tomorrow, and in the lower 80s, chance of showers and thunderstorms, on friday. >> look like saturday your better day of the weekend weather wise, and we have dry weather, monday, tuesday. so, yes, not perfect. >> listening upstairs, good day better d

. >> reporter: the initial checkpoints will be in morris township in cumberland county and in the toms river area in ocean county. but more will follow quickly. you can get that information by going to the new jersey state police facebook page and hopefully people will get it and start to change their behavior. in the newsroom i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> with more than a hundred 50 million users, twitter was once one of the most heavily used apps on a daily basis but now it has been dethroned. what do you think the app that has now surpassed twitter. >>> u.s. women's soccer team threateneing to entrail strike f they didn't get equal pay but that can't happen. the reason a federal judge says they have to stay on the field. >>> and you probably seen them, commercials for the red copper pan that is promise to never scratch, never burn but it didn't pass every test.1 underle >>> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ ♪ tonight in you decide alludes on california ahead of the state's primary next tuesday and based on the latest poll numbers, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are n

. >> reporter: the initial checkpoints will be in morris township in cumberland county and in the toms river area in ocean county. but more will follow quickly. you can get that information by going to the new jersey state police facebook page and hopefully people will get it and start to change their behavior. in the newsroom i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> with more than a hundred 50 million users, twitter was once one of the most heavily used apps on a daily basis but now it has been dethroned. what do you think the app that has now surpassed twitter. >>> u.s. women's soccer team threateneing to entrail strike f they didn't get equal pay but that can't happen. the reason a federal judge says they have to stay on the field. >>> and you probably seen them, commercials for the red copper pan that is promise to never scratch, never burn but it didn't pass every test. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that ca

of thethe region, some far northern and western suburbs may not get out of the 60's, like cumberland, 70's for most of us in the dmv. we start to warm up towards the weekend. jazz fest downtown looking great. and evening,rnoon storms are possible. sunday is looking pleasant. next week, low to mid 80's, typical springtime. a bit of a refreshing air the next few days. turn off the air conditioning for a bit. alison: very nice, thank you, brian. lebron james is saying that tomorrow night's game three is a must win situation. plus, the on the royals. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by a local toyota dealers. much-needed day off, the nationals got back to work tonight against the white sox in chicago. nats down, man on, anthony rendon takes that into left, his sixth homer of the season. washington down by one. come back,ue to bryce harper with a towering shot to center. that is good enough to score a pair. 6-5 nats. they take the lead, and right now it is 10-5. it was not supposed fireworks night at camden yards, but that changed in the fifth when than to raise it manny m

camden, gloucester, cumberland, all the pennsylvania counties at a slight risk for severe weather saturday afternoon into saturday evening. a cool start today, 75 is the high. tomorrow, breezy and sunny, 78. beautiful day, saturday, warm and humid, we have sunshine mixing with clouds 'til the afternoon hours you saw that move west to east, afternoon and evening, the chance for severe weather 84. sunday, partly sunny, breeze, 85. comfortable, less humid. monday, windy, not as warm, 79. tuesday, wednesday, quiet again, 80 degrees for the high, wednesday, staying nice and 82. we've had a a couple of spots of severe weather in the last seven days and in the next seven days another chance of severe weather. >>> i have a tree in my backyard to deal with. >>> i've got a chain saw. that's not going to happen. >>> on "action news" the dramatic car rescue that played out on live tv. firefighters save a driver after he crashes into a guardrail. >>> a suspected carjacker ask not old enough to drive, and this is not his first brush with the law. >> reporter: down trees out there this morning, and traff

atlantic city, millville, wildwood, all of cape may, county, parts of salem, cumberland county atlantic city county. delaware everywhere south of wilmington, we're under a slight risk for severe weather. that's where the strong storms are coming through. all of us have a chance of seeing rain through the morning hours, we'll see sunshine today. 60 in martins creek. 63 in pottstown, 671 in center city. it's warm and muggy. 65 in hammonton, 67 in dover, delaware. satellite and radar kind of showing that emotion, i want to show you how the day is going to look. 7:00 a.m., cloudy skies, 71. 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., we have rain in the area, 72. lunchtime, 73. looks like most of the storms combined south and east of the city, they will be moving off the coast at #3:00 p.m., 79. high of 81. i'll show you region by region what to expect showers and storms coming our way. >> reporter: the construction is clear, it's a great time to go for a drive, i've yet to see a car move on the mlk, west river drive. it should be opening any minute. the schuylkill expressway moving fine, now you can hop on the

a slight risk, cumberland, eastern west virginia, shenandoah valley, scale of 1- 5, a 3, talking damaging wind gusts, large hail, the threat for isolated tornados, should all the ingredients come together on sunday. this evening, heavy downpours, a little bit of lightning, notice to the north, clearing out, downpours will push through. shower here, northwest of hagueers town, the showers weakening here, not inwood, look south, approaching beltwood, upperville, may get heavy downpours from that. across the metro, the showers prince georges are light compared to what is to the west of us, northern part of the district silver springs, clearing out, see the heavier showers, southeast, moving towards oxen hill, south of silver hill, to the west, southern fairfax, in towards prince william. frederick tonight, not a concern at the moment. the showers go back towards knocksville, everything southeast at 20 miles an hour, waldorf 6:35, la plata 645, showers south are heavy, pulling to the south and east. temperatures in the 70s and low 80s now, couple of showers and storms tomorrow afternoon, it's

cape may county cumberland county also in a lot of overcast and also still finding couple of residual showers. this is our transition day, won't absolutely require the umbrella here but going to still see lingering showers, very isolate dollars in nature. sixty the current temperature meanwhile in allentown, into basically 64 your imagine being number up and down i95, down the shore point as well, very consistent with the temperature values. sixty-three or 64, at every single one every these particular spots. remember, you have got to counter clockwise rotation with this area of low pressure, so helping to draw the moisture on shore, as a result, starting to still see the clouds, but going to start eventually to see the clouds break for some sunshine with time. even though there still be isolated shower to dodge. both at the shore and in the poconos resort towns, talking low mid 70s at best here today. here in the sit i have of philadelphia, not bad, pretty seasonable at 81,. >> really nice, thanks so much, katie. gorgeous weekend on tap specially for the dads out there, happy early f

trying to make it to cumberland. we'll have a quieter night and a nice weekend. final round saturday and sunday, bethesda. early clouds tomorrow, 84. 86 sunday. sunday is going to be beautiful. lower humidity. right now low humidity is not what we have. it's high humidity, sticky. 74 in town. some 60s out here. had rain earlier. with the cooler conditions, e fog being a problem now. 74 degrees with the clouds. good looking visibility. humidity high. watch this drop, though. as we head through tomorrow, dew points, which are lower up here, that drier air will move. we'll be in good shape for the weekend. monday afternoon and evening, we'll turn on the thunderstorm machine again. 60s tonight with that stray shower. patchy fog. sun will develop as the morning wears on. highs between 80 and 85. even better sunday with low humidity, 86. maybe yellow weather alert monday with scattered afternoon storms. 87. tuesday, 90. a beautiful wednesday, and yet another chance for ms >>> mother nature behaved and several players made major >>> after round two of the quicken loans

and out to the west, we've got 57 in cumberland. 55 for romney. you could, you could turn the ac off tonight. temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. pretty much pure sun. by lunchtime, low 80s. some clouds and showers back to the west of us and south of us on shenandoah valley and along i-81. and by 11:00, 12:00 tomorr no worries. temperatures generally in the upper 60s, low 70s. day planner, even downtown. we're in the 60s to start. 79 by 11:00. and low 80s by 1:00. now, the next seven days. look like this. saturday. pleasant. we'll just put an isolated shower in on sunday. 86. and then much better chance of thunderstorms monday the 4th. and tuesday. and we're drying out on wednesday, with highs in the upper 80s. >> hmm. >> so. >> got a great underdog story for you. wimbledon. okay? there's a player ranked 700th in the world. could he take out a living legend? maybe not. but still a great story >>> yes, we love underdog stories. and so do the brits. even though britain loved ires land. wimbledon. getting behind marcus willis, 772nd player in the wo

got very moisture rich air here at home, actually some thunderstorms start today pop up outside of cumberland, came may county, now starting to cross into those counties from the delaware bay. taking a look here, you might get doused briefly if you're not woken up already by thunder and lightning out around the area. but swift moving, thankfully, expect to see skies gradually clearing with time. the further north you go, the more sun you'll find. but down at the shore point today, left over showers, specially in the morning, then turns partly sunny, the uv index not quite as high as a result, but moderate rip countries being. so always swim near the lifeguards, meanwhile look ahead what promises to be absolutely stellar weekends, mid upper 80s in the sunshine for both days, humidity ramp up on us, by early next week, looks like we have to dodge a shower or thunderstorm cents as early even as monday night. pat, over to you. >> looks good. lot of eight's on that, so we'll take that for the weekend, beautiful weighing end coming up guys. this, not so beautiful. admiral wilson boulevard, we've be

this will roll -- cumberland and martinsburg. the day planner goes like this. we have 60s to start and a couple of spreckels early, a lot of clouds. 11:00 and 1:00 we are back up to 70 degrees but a better chance for storms on friday, 82, we will monitor that for the weather led to -- yellow weather alerts. saturday looks like 85. next seven days, a lot of storms and showers on sundays. that will be a wet day. nisi money and cooler, gorgeous tuesday and wednesday, about 80. >>> the eagles are focused this ♪ it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. vacation packages start at just $50 per person. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. caught the ntatteion of his teammates. bobby seay helps when you're not looking over your shoulder after every mistake. today was day two of this week's organized team activities. they can't put