up to record low temperatures. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside right now on the cbs-3 sky deck with your first forecast. kathy? >> right now we have a few clouds out here in center city philadelphia. but many locations are seeing clear skies and get close to many of those records overnight. and for early tomorrow morning. on storm scan3 you can see the clouds still around especially through the philadelphia area. but where it is clear, those temperatures are falling fast. in allentown already 60. the same in reading. the poconos at 54 getting down into the 40s over 98 tonight. philadelphia still holding on to 71. 50s through state college, through scranton and western pennsylvania and those are the cooler temperatures that are moving our way. here are numbers to beat. philadelphia 58. we'll come close but i do not think we'll beat that record. wilmington 55. cape may 54. lower 50s in atlantic city and west chester and allentown the record 50 degrees. coming up we'll take look at how quickly those temperatures will rebound and a weekend spoiler that could provide more cloud

begin with meteorologist kathy orr and what's happening right now. kathy? >> chris and jessica, these storms moved through between 40 and 50 miles an hour. they were quite fast across the delaware valley speeding from western pennsylvania through philadelphia in matter of house and there's more showers and thunderstorms mainly focused through south jersey and into delaware. this is all moving toward the northeast and will continue to move offshore within the next couple of hours. that line of severe weather made it down the shore in a weakened form. we're seeing some very heavy rain in little egg harbor through brigantine, even atlantic city and these storms moving eastward. they'll be in cape may by 11:11 in wildwood lie 11:16. with some very heavy downpours and also gusty winds. the damaging winds were the big story with this particular storm and the main focus you can see across the region, these are all reports of wind damage. thunderstorm wind damage in stratford, trees down and power lines down. in woodbury trees reported down in woodbury mullica hill, washington township

kathy orr. kathy, where are they now? >>> chris a couple hours ago we were more concerned about the shore. but right now the focus is to the north and west west of philadelphia through chester counsel even into northern and central parts of montgomery county backing into the lehigh valley in berks county but all this is moving toward the south southeast. you can see some of that heavy rain almost looping around in southern parts of chester county where doppler radar estimates are between two and 3-inches of rain already with more expected on top of that. these storms moving south southeast at 20 miles an hour. they will be in pike creek by 11:13. in wilmington by 11:21. in bear, delaware, by 11:34 and middletown, delaware, by 11:46. very heavy rain some lightning and gusty winds associated with these storms. here's some of the heaviest rain we've been watching right here along route 1 heading down toward upper oxford and london grove and heading toward hokessin delaware and of course newark and also we're looking at wilmington seeing some of this heavy rain as well. we do have a fla

close. we're tracking storms that could affect your plans tomorrow. kathy orr joins us now. kathy -- what's the lat test? >> we're just seeing warm and humid conditions but that is going to help really fuel these storms. right now a line of storms going through the great lakes. but that is going to change. it's going to be much more impressive as this front and these storms get a little bit closer. right now over michigan now temperatures pretty mild out there. philadelphia 76. 77 in allentown. 71 in millville. but the heat and humidity will build tomorrow. right now it's muggy over the delaware valley. but that oppressive air, that moisture will be moving in and when you add the heat and humidity tomorrow it will be feeling like it's around 100 degrees. this front will get closer during the day. the heat and humidity will build. this will create lift in the atmosphere and we are talking about strong, maybe even a few severe storms. coming up we'll time the storms in and out of your neighborhood and show when you break from the heat and humidity will be moving in. for now though c

meteorologist kathy orr she's keeping close eye on these storms and what we can expect as the night progresses. kathy? >>> natasha, these storms have been fast and furious for severe cells developing as the evening has progress. you can see one line moving toward the north and the east and another line forming near baltimore and washington. this moving northeast about 35 miles an hour. it is a line of severe weather. now let's take a closer look at the storms. some hail indicators in couple of these storms and you can see the line that continues to form that is marching toward the east northeast and towards philadelphia. we do have a few severe thunderstorms watches and warnings to pass along to you. this is in new one this extends through new castle county delaware, chester county, delaware county andly through parts of gloucester county and same little county new jersey. talking about severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 11:45 containing damaging winds and also the possibility of hail. these storms will be near wilmington manor about 11:05. newtown square new castle around

kathy. thank you. >>> tonight we're getting a good look at some of the damage from this latest round of storms to move through the area. elizabeth hur is live in glassboro gloucester county where some trees came crashing downton night t liz. >> reporter: that's right, jessica, and talk about a close call. this massive tree behind me when this came crashing down according to residents it brought down some cable lines but fortunately it missed homes and cars. trying to prevent further damage after the storm. >> me and my dad are just slowly cutting branches down so no more fall and hit the house. >> reporter: the barrettes wasted no time picking up the pieces tuesday evening. >> wind and rain, it just -- i don't know how old that tree is but it just came down and it hit the edge of the house. >> reporter: this on morris avenue where dozens lost power. nearby on main street, buried in this debris is monument knocked right off the base when this massive tree came crashing down. >> you can see -- couldn't see 10 feet out of the window. the fast moving storm also left its mark here on rowan u

. meteorologist kathy orr has been watching it for us all night. kathy what's the latest? >> right now we're still seeing showers and thunderstorms moving across part of the region. our main threat very heavy rain and also still a good deal of lightning out there especially heading into delaware and south jersey take log at storm scan3 you can see as we take you back in time all of the lightning thousands of lightning strikes associate width these storms a line of storms from the poconos down through maryland trudging eastward and it was duration of these storms that created the problem moving east at only about 20 miles an hour. so they laughed hours about six hours to be. then couldn't to do faze as they moved into south jersey. but we had a good deal of damage and two notable instances where southern chester county a lightning strike a house was struck by lightning here and this was in west grove and nearby in oxford we also had some damage a house fire actually due to lightning strike. all this evening with that severe weather rolling in. >> right now we're watching these storm

them before. but this time it's different. well tell you about that next. >>> kathy? >> in the wake of cold front and a few showers, we see much cooler air moving in to the delaware valley. a major cool down getting underway. i'll scholl you what you'll wake up to. >> and this may look like a normal photograph but there's something in this become cher that reveals cancer. health reporter stephanie stahl will show you were to look for and it could have you looking at photos a whole new way. >> also ahead tonight shaking hands. the traditional form of greeting could get replaced. why health experts say that's a good thing when "eyewitness >> tornado touches down near the city of boston for the first time since they started keeping records back in 1950. it was an ef2 twister with winds up to 120 miles an hour. it carve add 2-mile path of destruction through the town of revere. trees were knocked down there and some homes and businesses lost their roofs. >> just kind of went crazy. the winds were just all over the place. >> they estimate that twister was the ground for four minutes. sev

store. >> kathy. >> it's starting off to be very beautiful night across the delaware valley. will it be a perfect weekend? could come close. i'll show you the numbers coming up. chris? >> and after spending what's believed to be thousands of years underground, pieces of hidden history revealed right here in >> new at 11:00 warning for some montgomery county homeowners about recent rash of burglaries. the thieves apparently forced their way in when no one is home and police are especially interested in what they're doing just before they break in. diana rocco is live for us in upper providence with the story tonight. diana? >> reporter: chris, police say these burglars are steaking out homes in secluded neighborhoods and when they see that homeowner leave, well that's when they make their move. >> a rash of break in throughout montgomery county has neighbors talking. >> a little concerning but i think we have a pretty good neighborhood and everyone is watching out. >> employees say as many as seven homes have been hit and there were numerous other failed attempts throughout june and july

. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck. do you have a view of the super moon out there kathy. chris, i did earlier but now it's on the other side of our building. so i'm going to have to wait till i am on my way home to view it. we have a couple more chances as you mentioned to see the super moon. in order to have thistle less tee ya'll event you need a couple of thing. force you need a full moon and that is going to happen early tomorrow morning. then you need the money to be in perigee what astronomers call the closest point to earth in its orbit. the moon and the earth have to be at its closest point. it mack it bigger and 30% brighter. now the best way to view this is when the mon is actually close to the horizon. that's when it looks enormous. three more super moons. one tomorrow night. one august 10th which is expected to be extra super, and one on september 9th. don't miss it. it is beautiful site. storm scan3 showing clearing skies a few clouds in center city but good viewing overnight tonight. and expected tomorrow night as well. 77 in philadelphia. 74 in

them fight crime on the streets. and kathy, how is the weekend looking. >> we do have few clouds that are sneaking in. one from this system moving through. the appalachians and another developing low off the coast of mid atlantic. more clouds than sun and then a sizzler in the seven day. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and make way for cell phones. see where the practice of walking and talking has earned its own lane. ♪ >> back now on "eyewitness news" tonight with new video of a big wildfire racing across north central washington state. these flame destroyed about 100 homes so far. the conditions there are hot, dry and windy and that is certainly fanning these flames. many have evacuated their homes. they've gotten out of harm's way tonight. about 50 wildfires are burning right now across washington. >> police in chester are investigating a disturbing case of animal cruelty. now looking for a person who repeatedly stabbed a dog then abandoned it. that dog named love vo had at least 10 stab wounds all over her body including her stomach, paws, legs and upper body. animal care of

to look for before it's to late. >> kathy. >> we're tracking a few showers on storm scan3 making it toward the lehigh valley. but there will be an increasing threat of rain for the rest of the week and for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up with the seven day forecast. >> and transforming the shore into a weekend beach bash. ac getting ready for big names in music who will hit the sand >> late today state police announced the arrest of 19 year old sigh i was ya plumber, 20 year odd dwayne morgan and aaron evan. they arrested 19 yeared monique kelly 20 year old lance rogers. police say two of the suspects walked in with masks and guns back on july 21st and took off with more than $181,000 police have not described the roles the other three played in that heist. >>> tonight the crisis in the middle east is sparking outrage from the international communi community. the united nation social security condemning israel's attack on school in gaza. at least 16 people were killed bringing the palestinian death toll to more than 1300 since the fighting began three weeks ago. israel

your side has uncovered. >>> kathy? >> a cold front is making its way across the keystone state. drier air on the back side. taking a break from the heat and humidity. i'll have that coming up with the seven day forecast. >> more bad news for justin beiber the stage stuff that has him forking over tens of thus sands of dollars. >> why you may want to grab cup of coffee before your morning work out. a little later on "eyewitness news". >> breaking news out of texas now much suspect who police say shot and kill six people tonight has surrender the aft standoff. this all happened in spring, texas that is north of houston. after opening fire at a home there the suspect lead police on a chase that held police at bay. one person is hospitalized tonight. >> former nsa contractor edward snowden has applied to extend his asylum in russia. the man who admitted to leaking sensitive nsa documents was granted one year asylum in russia last july. that was back when he was stranded at the moscow airport while flying from hong kong to cuba. us officials want him returned to the united states to stand

families. >> kathy. >> in our weather we're looking for clearing skies and much cooler temperatures overnight. it will be sunny, then stormy. it's all in the seven day coming up. >> also ahead in this seven of beach down the shore dangerous? a local family says yes. next their fight to make it safer. >> and meet new jersey's newest millionaires. how one family turned 1 dollar into a fortune. >> tornado tour through a campground in virginia this morning killing a couple from jersey city. their 13 year old son is hospitalized with serious injuries tonight. >> a tree crashed down on their tent at the cherry stone family camping grounds. many who were at that park say that they only had few minutes warning that they were in the path of a tornado. >> cbs-3 viewer captured this video of a corvette engulfed in flames in the southbound lanes of interstate 95 today. firefighters eventually arrived there and put out that fire. it all happened near the cottman avenue exit in the northeast. the car was destroyed. but no one was hurt. it's unclear how that fire sta started. >>> the family of a h

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. meteorologist kathy orr sending this video from cape may. and some of the nasty weather was courtesy of hurricane arthur, as it passed along the coast. things are looking better tonight though. look at boardwalk in ocean city it is packed as shore goers are enjoying a beautiful fourth of july evening. can we keep it going for the rest of the weekend. meteorologist kate bilo joining us with the first forecast. you have good news things. >> i think excellent news. turned out so much nicer this afternoon and the weekend looks down right gorgeous. here's a live look from our campbell's field camera. ing see the ben franklin bridge and just behind it you can still see those firework going off in the night skies. we look tore the parkway you can see the smoke plume there as well a bright night across the region here's a better shot from our rooftop camera showing you the firework. just from the cbs-3 studios as we look over toward the art museum and the parkway things looking great out there tonight. weather wise we're looking great as well. the system arthur of course now pulling away from o

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access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> good afternoon i'm cbs-3 meteorologist kathy orr. through this evening, we're going to be seeing this line of showers and thunderstorms move up along the east coast along our bar your owe lined in south jersey and another batch of rain over the philadelphia area nothing severe right now but severe thunderstorm watch continuing until 9:00 o'clock tonight. there are flooding concerns as heavy rain is falling through trenton, philadelphia and wilmington. highlighted in yellow and also orange. as you head down the shore through cape may county, atlantic county, even to places like southern burlington county and ocean county we have a flash flood warning in effect for heavy rainfall len. just in the past 15 minutes, our software has been able to count the lightning strikes. 800 in the past 15 minutes with these particular storms and they'll continue to move off toward the northeast. as we zoom into the shore, one

the world, good night. >>> and good evening, i'm cbs-3 meteorologist kathy orr, we're tracking storms on storm scan3, line of storms developing along the i95 corridor, through the city of philadelphia, southeast, through wilmington, and heading toward baltimore and washington. these storms are a history of damaging winds, and thousands of lightning strikes, within the last half hour, we've seen over a thousand lightning strikes. 1,636 to be exact, we continue to add on those strikes. these storms are moving toward the east-northeast at about 30 miles an hour. at that speed, we're talking about drenching downpours in the state of delaware, and christianna by 7:07. and pennsville, by 7:24, in smyrna, by 7:30, and woolwich, by