that's compliments of bonnie. b. >> um-hmm. >> bonnie! >> remnants of bonnie. it will be a mostly cloudy dayy today.to a little sunshine -- a littletle sunshine here and there.ne we had little sunshine early. ey the best part of the forecast is don't think we'll get a lot ofwe rain today. tod but you want to be ready for thf possibility avenue few showersyv this afternoon.this after all right. right current conditions, we'renditios looking at temperatures right r now in the low 70s again our dew point numbers are in the mid 606 so plenty of moisture out theret in the atmosphere. winds are very height here andta we're looking at daytime highsmg about 80 degrees or so.r s see that moisture streaming str north? the center of low o low pressure, the center of what'sf' left of bonnie right across the central coast of south carolinal and just kind of very slowly swl crawling along the coastline at about 3 miles an hour to themi north and east.lenort so not going to be much changeha in the forecast today as we'll w keep generally cloudy conditionn across the mid atlan

doing around here. >> reporter: bonnie will be falling apart to the south and not have an impact on us today. the impact is widespread as we have spotty showers right now. as matt pellman has been telling us, the heavier cells highlighted in yellows and oranges in south jersey they have been popping through the region in the past couple of hours. we have backed up storm drains and flooded roads around the region that will take a while to drain. some of heavier cells in south jersey and camden county and gloucester county, there's cherry hill with a brief, heavy downpour coming through right now that will be gone before too much longer and the northern suburbs looking at scattered stuff most of this on the lighter side. as we take a wider view you can see that the shore is dry. i had a tweet a moment ago not a spot of rain in ocean, get in your walk because there are showers that will be coming in along the coast over the next couple of hours. down the shore will be one of the areas that sees more rain than inland. we go outside, cloudy skies, temple university morgan hall north alon

all eyes turning now to tropical storm bonnie. it was a depression, has been upgraded to tropical storm bonnie. here is the low just off the south carolina coast. it should come ashore about 8:00 tonight at the south carolina coast. it's moving pretty quickly northwest at about 10 miles per hour. so we'll show you the official track from the national hurricane center. by tomorrow afternoon, just pushing into north carolina out of south carolina. but you see how it turns. this is the national hurricane center's prediction, that the low will sort of take more of a northeasterly trajectory. and by tuesday, it's well off the coast. however our monday will be affected by the far-reaching clouds and showers and some heavy rain out of the system. this is the very latest s satellite radar picture of bonnie, pushing heavy rain out front of the center of the low. we'll keep a close eye on that. what futurecast shows us, this model, we'll put it into motion, it shows how far-reaching the clouds will be from the system. so tomorrow morning at

with bonnie, in fact we have been this morning. >> reporter: we have remnant precipitation from bonnie. and bonnie is falling apart and by tomorrow will not have any impact on us in fact we'll have full sunshine. we have some precipitation ahead of a cold front. as i go in closer we're breaking this down. there are heavy cells training across areas south of medford lakes and sliding closer to the shore. you see this area of precipitation moving through the ac expressway and in toward berlin. i know you're getting pounded with heavy rain right now. it's almost over it won't last all that much longer. it's the same with the stuff we see further to the south elmer and areas south of glassboro. there it goes, as we go out wider a couple of lighter sprinkles and showers is not having a greater impact. in a lot of cases we were looking at the heavier or more pronounced cells, it may be a while before we see the ponding and puddling getting off the roads, but we're seeing improvement. there's the airport it is still wet a lot of roads even if the active rain is starting to slow down. ponding

let's get the latest on bonnie. winds currently at 40 might per hour, so barely tropical storm status, moving northward very slowly at 8 miles per hour, and so the track again, that takes us north, then eventually off to the north and east, and potentially weakening into depression, later in the week, and maybe reformed back to storm, it depends where the exact track is. if it hangs over the water this water pretty warm could re intensify, again, through the middle of the week it stays well to the south. just get the initial showers in here tonight and tomorrow. 30% chance for some showers today. mainly coming in later this afternoon into tonight, and then monday good shot at seeing the rain at least the first half of the day, and then tuesday, wednesday, we dry out, so a lot of people have plans tomorrow for the barbeque, may want to have back up plan just to be safe. so check it out. not much happening through actually, having computer issues there is model not showing any data but the showers do roll in later ton

bonnie, yes, is moving in remnant at least. we are looking live right now in olde city on the right-hand side of the screen, left-hand side you can see remnants of the bonnie where will it be a complete wash out. we will let you know. >>> also a gruesome case of animal cruelty two dogs set on fire and left to die. reward police are offering for an arrest in the case. >>> city transit cop run down by hit and run driver last week continues his road to recovery how a group of runners is now working to lend a hand. good day, everyone it is monday, may 30th, 2016, i'm chris murphy on this memorial day. lauren johnson has a day weekend. lets get to sue. they say put the lights on. >> finally the lighting i requested. >> yes. >> because i look best in lighting. >> we will call you, yes, for the rest of the the day. >> we will take a lot at radar as we await, okay, well, eventually you'll see this, but, the part of this is remnants of the tropical storm bonnie, which is now tropical depression bonnie, and still meandering off the south

this is all what's now left of what had been tropical storm bonnie. the actual center of circulation actually still to the south. so we will continue to see moisture get funneled in, and as a result, even though it is scattered, where you have those pockets every rain, man, you're getting drenched, and there is so much moisture in this atmosphere to work, with these aren't your area temperatures, rather, your dew ., remember, guys, dew . measures, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. the closer this number is to the actual temperature, in the air, the more moisture laden the air mass. and these basically are meaning that we've got a saturated air mass, and look at the temperatures, low 70s, very, very close to the dew . value. in other words, it is saturated. it is not the best hair day, it is really humid. thankfully not windy, but really any time today, we will be dealing with periods every rain coming through in pockets, granted, but meisha, i have to tell you, you know, not the best outlook, if you do have outdoor plans, just keep eye to the

what holiday weekend down in south carolina tropical depression bonnie drops eight inches of cranial flooding closed down a second of i95. cruised rescued self people who were trapped in cars. >>> rescued dozens of people from flood waters in texas were you first rivers and water ways rising after store rental rain fell last week. man tori evacuations along the river. >> let's check with caitlyn for a look at the forecast. we didn't see anything like that here goo yes y i know. shawn and i mean? >> , thankfully we had heavy rain last night mate have interrupted barbecue plans. we got through the weekend okay. not too much rain today t exception was all of our beaches. probably he left memorial day weekend a little bit earlier from the coast if you were ocean city male, rehobeth, dewey beach it reigns all day long due to the remnants of what was tropical storm bonnie. watch how we start the week real warm and then we slowly slide off as to more showers come back into the for cat. yet again it looks unsettled comby the end. week not terrible just unsettled. 90 degree mark is still a lo

as bonnie moves in. the rough conditions were not enough to keep some away, determined to celebrate their holiday weekend. but, rip tide current off of the islands in georgia generated by the storm proved dangerous, lifeguards ran into the water to bring swimmers closer to the shore, and safety. wendy gillette, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so we're keeping an eye on bonnie, justin, how does that impact us at all? >> that storm stays to the south, but still going to get some rainout of it, unfortunately just bad timing coming at the holiday, ruining nice summer like pattern we h but most of the day today stays dry. tonight then monday we were dealing with some of the showers. check it out, live look at the shore, little fog, nothing too dense, will start to dissipate over the next few hours or so, looking at ocean sit, getting the beach ready. another beach day the exception ocean little chilly but the ocean water currently in the mid and upper 50's, depending on where you are. all right, here's what'

bonnie is joining us tracking bonnie and all that's in her wake. >> it's been a very active weekend. for memorial day, we're looking at the threat from tropical depression bonnie. watch out for dangerous rip currents. keep in mind this storm is very, very slow to move out. so with the movement to the north at 3 miles per hour, we'll be talking about bonnie well into this week. i think we'll still see plenty of rain it from as well. a risk for severe weather this is right into central and southern plains. two million people at risk for severe storms. we saw a lot of this this week. i hate to see it again for texas. large tail and damaging wind. not to mention the wind. that rain is in the forecast through the middle of the week. your memorial day, into the mid-atlantic and new england. stormy in the southern plains. looking beautiful to the west. nice mild temperatures. you're warming up quite a bit as we go through the middle and endst week on the west coast. the numbers are going up. but it doesn't look too bad. i think we have nice weather. we'll have to keep watching that storm wi

remnants of tropical storm bonnie. bonnie is a tropical depression. lots of moisture suspended in the atmosphere. look at the futurecast. the rain, especially in new jersey at the shore and inland areas finally reaches into the philadelphia area late this morning. that's light rain for philadelphia. as we go into the afternoon, it will be spotty rainfall in philadelphia. the steadier rainfall is going to be at the shore. that's going to keep most shore communities in the 60s today. mostly cloudy skies, a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms during the day but not an all-day rainfall for philadelphia, the suburbs or the lehigh valley. a little bit warmer in the lehigh valley. you may see breaks in the clouds. a break from the showers at times in new jersey, first thing this morning but as the morning progresses into the afternoon hours you're more likely to see rain and a chance of scattered thunderstorms. showers at the shore, 60s and low 70s. wilmington, a chance of low showers and thunderstorms. cloudy skies and 79 degrees for wilmington bu

i'll come back in a few minutes and we will look at the futurecast and look at bonnie. see you then. >> oh boy. well. >>> big crowds expected this memorial day weekend along maryland's eastern shore. a lot of people have already left for the beach. here is a look at traffic headed over the chesapeake bay bridge. triple a says more people will be traveling this year in part because of the lowest gas price in a decade. some will be headed to ocean city for the unofficial start to summer. taking a live look right now at the boardwalk. memorial day weekend one of the busiest weekends of the summer. officials say they are expecting over 250,000 visitors. >>> and, ahead of traffic troubles, stay ahead. check out our free wusa9 app. that's no trouble at for the national memorial day concert. >> ♪ we are the chosen ones. we made it ♪ >> the concert takes place at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. it honors the men and women of the u.s. military. joe montanyia and gary senise will be hosting. trace atkins will be performing along with the national symp

increase in clouds in advance of the moisture moving in in association with bonnie. temperatures down the shore a little keel see breeze kicking in 70 degrees ocean temperatures chilly at 56 degrees. clouds are rolling in. also shower activity starting to move in on storm scan 3. showers moving into delaware county tea. up i95 corridor this in association with moisture from bonnie the system itself center of circulation as you can see right here right around the charleston south carolina area is well to our south. we're not going to deal with that center of. continues to live north in bringing shower activity into into our area. rainfall light to moderate. break out umbrellas as we head into the next couple of hours. we'll continue to see the shower activity pick up. all of that moisture is heading its way into the mid atlantic and northeast. tropical moisture means a very saturated at months fee will fear. heavy rainfall tonight and through your memorial day holiday. i'll talk about the timing and when the rain will move in and move out. >> remembering our heros spe

the big story is tropical storm bonnie. this yellow, this is the moisture content in the atmosphere. how much rain can come down or forced out? there'll be some forcing with the front that comes through later on, your holiday weekend, but also some forcing with the low right now and we could see flooding. we're already seeing that north and west of charleston where they had flooding last year from hurricane season. and look at all this rain, right up the i-95 corridor. tomorrow doesn't looking to the best day for services or your outdoor plans and in between that and the west coast, we look good. we'r >>> indy 500 happening today. weather looks all right. i think. threat of thunderstorms will hold off until midway through. >> possible precipitable content. >> yes, maybe some lightning, so get low. lightning is lazy. >> next weekd our lightning is lazy t-shirts. thank you for that. quotable. >>> now to the speech that stole the show on graduation day at harvard. >> some are calling it one of the most powerful graduation spee

we're tracking tropical storm bonnie. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today, i'm george spencer. it is now 7:00 on this sunday morning. taking a live look outside at cape may where right now it is beautiful, sunny, and dry. all of that could be changing for your full sunday forecast. let's go to first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> good morning, everyone. today will be a really great start to the day, of course. we're tracking tropical storm bonnie. we have that tropical moisture going northward to the delaware valley. expecting some rain showers tonight and into tomorrow and pockets of heavy downpours. oregon noti otherwise notice that bonnie is filling in. brings us that tropical moist e moisture. expect the pockets of showers tonight and into tomorrow. unfortunately a soggy memorial day in the forecast. here we see a shift in the winds just a little southeasterly for some. especially along the shoreline, so again, everything is pretty mild reegt now, but here we start to see see the clouds developing on t

tropical moisture from what is storm bonnie will move in tonight into early monday and especially areas east of washington. you're talking about xhup 'tis like annapolis, over to eastern shore. all our skooingtal beach towns will see heavy rain into early monday morning. hey rolling thunder getting underway into at the n it will be a beautiful run. 77 degrees at the beginning and it's should stay rain free through the first part of the average. looking good there. high temperatures later today. 81 in washington. cooler off towards the east and upper 70s. mid 80s off to the west. i'll have the latest on tropical storm bonnie as well as the week ahead including memorial day forecast that's all coming up. annie. .

that's one of the major concerns with bonnie, are there heavy downpours? she's moving so slowly and sits in the same area. that's where you'll see those isolated risks for flooding. look at the video we saw yesterday of those outer bands pushing in, really worsened conditions at the beach. dangerous waves, lifeguards keeping a close eye. they were pushed off the beach by the rains. the other major issue for people as they head to the beach all up and down the southeastern coast, and invisible threat. rip currents. life guards really giving people a warning about those rip currents this weekend, dan, cecelia. >> a lot of people rethinking those beach plans. eva, thank you. >>> we want to turn to politics now this memorial day weekend. donald trump on the campaign trail today trying to woo veterans in his bid for the white house and now coming under fire for his past comments. a highly decorated person wants an apology. dan dwyer is covering it all, hey devin, good morning. >> reporter: hey good morning, sel seal ya. donald trump will be in washington for ro

lets get back to bonnie. blame it or bonnie. >> millions of people, memorial day plans are just washed out, find out which major u.s. highway was shut down because of the rain, from bonnie. >> people were sitting in their cars for 12 hours. >>> plus hundreds of bullets fly in the deadly shoot-out in texas, hear from one man who said he was one of the many targets chosen by this random shooter ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ "get full on summer at target. get a $10 target giftcard when you spend $50 on groceries. this sunday and monday only. details at target.com." >>> big breaking news this day is i have moved marple township from delaware county over to new jersey. so we're moving it back now. >> thank youy

there's bonnie. all this will get steered into the carolinas. there will be rip tides for wilmington, charleston and myrtle beach. for us, we'll not experiencing anything like that in the foreseeable future as the bulk of the storm stays to the south and hits the carolinas. some of its moisture gets drawn to the north. here's philadelphia right here. an approaching cold front pushes bonnie to the north like and that brings the heavy rains into the area sunday night into monday morning. today looks okay, we have to watch out for the downpours sunday afternoon and sunday into monday. >>> 7:25. in sports this morning the friendly confines of wrigley field not so friendly for the phillies they got crushed by the cubs. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: when it rains it pours and no we are not talking about the two rain delays yesterday. we're talking about all the runs phillies starter adam morgan has lloyd. 15 in the last 13 and two-thirds, including 6 yesterday to the cubs. adam morgan losing again for his third straight start. phils down 1 in ch

what is left of bonnie is pulling away from the coast. the rain chances are going down but it's humid out there for sure. temperatures today, warmer than yesterday. we were at 80 yesterday due to the clouds. a lot more sunshine today. we are heading to the mid- to upper-80s for some. high temperatures down by town. 86 through the washington area. we will take a look at when th rain chances pick back up. back to you. >> thanks. quiet roads but it was a mess yesterday as many of you were heading back to the area to work today. we are doing well around the beltway. no issues on the inner or outer loop. inside the beltway all is quiet, especially 295. no issues on the bay bridge. we had a 16-mile backup yesterday. we are doing better this morning. the drive on 95 northbound side up to springfield interchange, northbound and southbound side actually are doing quite well. much more coming up on the 9s and we will break down the drive in prince george county. >>> tropical storm bonnie is no more. before being downgraded the storm gave a reprieve

it's all coming from bonnie courtesy of tropical depression bonnie. bonnie no longer a tropical storm. that doesn't mean there's no longer any moisture. bonnie is parlly moving at 2 miles an hour with 30-mile-an-hour winds parked over south carolina. not a lot of movement is going to happen over the next 18 hours as we go into tomorrow morning or even 24 hours later, by wednesday morning. still affecting the carolinas. in fact, we could be watching this one for most of the week. computer estimate taking it off shore, but there's still an impact or a possible impact for our area, but i think there's a pretty good reason we will be clearing out even though the coastal sections especially to our south will still be dealing with bonnie for days. you can see the moisture that's streaming up the east coast from bonnie. delaware and south jersey getting some of the steadiest rainfall. some heavy downpours and there's still a possibility of downpours, even some thunderstorms during the day today, but most of the day it's just going to be rainy conditions at t

yes, that is related to bonnie. across the southern plains, there is a risk for severe weather. 2 million people at risk for severe thunderstorms. main threat will be large hail and damaging storms. texas does not need the rain. we've certainly seen a lot of it. another thing is a big rm out west. look at the numbers for tuesday. las vegas you're looking at afwov temperature in palm sprin and all the way from 90s to 101 degrees. >>> 101, that's hot. bonnie, thank you for that. >>> veterans issues front and center for the presidential candidates. >>> plus, incredible landslides caught on camera. we have those details straight ahead. introducing the amopé electronic nail care system. the fast way to file. buff and shine. for effortless shiny wow nails! so you can step out with that amopé confidence and shine on! the electronic nail care system from amopé. find it in the footcare aisle. people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms

what is left of bonnie will continue to spin and spin over here. that will move off toward the north and east. moving through the next 24 to 48 hours. that will help bring unsettled weather to beaches and southern maryland. heading in closer, chesapeake branch estates to st. george island. this is where we have the heaviest rain at this time. a lot of rain has not stopped all day long. you don't have to head too much to the north and west where we have had a few showers. a few thunderstorms beginning to pop up around pawpaw moving south and east. the good news with this, this is moving to drier air. by the time it reaches the immediate metro a lot of this will start to fizzle out. a few showers do remain inside the capital beltway. around college park. hyattsville no few light showers. this should be out of here in the next 15 to 20 minutes. 62 to 68 for the overnight low. isolated showers. patchy fog, may become dense to the west of us. around 81. winds out of the south at around 2 to 5 miles per hour. this is our future cast. we move through the

. >>> and bonnie on the coast and we have an update. >>> why this 4 year old's son is inspiring people all over the world. >>> first, tonight millions of americans blessed with good weather to kick off the memorial day weekend, millions more are spending the holiday under siege from the elements. and the southwest soon dealing with a tropical storm and we have more. >> this will be a memorial day weekend of bad memories for so many in texas. floodwaters chasing them from their homes. >> we got what we could and left. >> we're just watching the water. >> we have no where to go. >> streets became rivers, they dialed 911. >> we got ahold of the fire department this morning much they came about 8:00 and got us. >> first responders went door-to-door, by boat when necessary, rescuing residents from the rising waters. this man removed on a stretcher. up to 16 inches of rain in 24 hours, washing out roads and submerging bars. at least four dead and now five missing after days of violent storms. in wichita, an 11-year-old boy is missing after being swept away when he fell into a creek trying to

what's causing the rain is the combination of the remnants of tropical storm bonnie now a depression. in fact the national hurricane center released an hour ago its final statement on the storm because it is weakening so much and meandering out to see over the next -- sea over the next couple of days it's not much of a factor. with the storm moving in this direction it is pulling the rain over by the coast. as we look at the current view on storm tracker 6 live double scan, this is pretty much whether a future tracker has been showing you late last night and this morning. rain mainly over by the coast, pop-up showers possible closer to philadelphia. for the most part in the i-95 corridor and farther to the northwest we expect mainly dry conditions this afternoon and in fact we're seeing breaks of sunshine. if you're at the shore. you have on and off showers and heavier stuff coming in out of areas especially in southern delaware. i think there's a chance after 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. this starts to get off the coast, of course by then most of you have your bags packed and you're on your

i can walk foster than bonnie. so what would happen is significant heavy rain that could cause some flooding across the seaboard for the next 24 hours oror so. so until w wednesday afternoon, the carolilina coast will be buffeted by significant rainfall, and some strong g win, as wel now w across t northeasterern coast ofhe uninited statates, ts ararea will also see some heavy rainfall, and we have severe weather warnings in place across ontario. so watch out for tornadoes, as well as thunderstorms. now, across the central portions of the united states, there's the potential for flash floods, as well as thunderstorms. we heard many reports of hail on sunday, and also one tornado in texas. now across the southeastern corner of texas, this is the area where significant flooding caused some damage during the weekend. i want to share some video coming out of the area. rescue efforts are under way in texas, after strong thunderstorms drove through parts of the state saturday. serious flooding, along with one tornado, de

the main thing we've been talking about is the moisr bonnie. we're going to time out some more rain chances because that thing is not going anywhere. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> no matter what the weather brings, you can stay one step ahead with the nbc washington app. track storm team 4 radar in the palm of your hand and get alerts when rough weather moves into your area. >>> drone video shows the devastation in parts of texas ravaged by floodwaters over the weekend. floodwaters have claimed at least six lives across the state. local authorities say the area may not have seen the worst of the flooding just yet. forecasts show there could be more rain on the way by later this week. >>> we're still working to find out more about a deadly shooting in northeast early this morning. police tell us the victim is a man by the name of tyrone bradley of southeast d.c. he was found shot to death on 24th street. that's not far from benning road just after about 2:00 this morning. no word if police have a or a suspect. >>> first at 4, we'll s

here's what's left of bonnie. some steady rain inland over the carolinas, some of the showers, do start to move northward, batch of showers off the coast, bellmawr have a peninsula, could get into parts of southern delaware, south jersey late this afternoon into early evening, but the bulk of the rain should hold off until later on tonight. beach forecast, today, not bad. 79 degrees, once we get rid of the fog, sun, clouds, again the ocean water temperature chilly at 56. wear the sun block even when sun and fog around, easily could get burn. tomorrow rain at times pretty much through the day on monday at the shore. hit the beach today. time to do it right now this evening showers start to arrive between five, 8 from south to north, overnight see heavier showers around maybe thunderstorm, memorial day, best chance for the heavy rain will be for the first half of the day. afternoon, could get little better. specially west of the city. through this afternoon not bad, sunshine mixed when clouds, take you to 7. we tart