the heavy rain that has fallen where we can see up to 2-inches of rain. scattered showers through the dinner hour and then you can see all of this begins to fade by the time we lose that daytime heating. so seven, 8:00 o clock at night some spotty showers and then it comes to an end. the big story becomes excessive heat. it will turn dangerous tomorrow. more on that coming up later in the broadcast. all right, talk to you soon, kathy. stay prepared for severe weather by downloading the fox 29 news app. you ll get radar and alerts sent right to your phone. just search for it in the apple or google play stores. developing to night in allentown, police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a barber in front of his shop. the victim is 40-year-old eric wagner. he was killed in the middle of the afternoon. investigators are still trying to figure out what led up to that deadly shooting. dawn timmeney is following the murder investigation live now in allentown. dawn?
the neck several hours as we lose the daytime heating but we ll take a tour across the area and in around philadelphia still a couple of pockets of sprinkles also moving toward bensalem, cherry hill, moving toward the moorestown westampton area moving a little farther off to the west. this thunderstorm over lancaster county dumping very heavy rainfall. look at the red probably 3-inches per hour there. towards sections of the lehigh valley the pocono mountains, jim thorpe right now also toward penn forest looking at moderate to heavy rain and in particular sussex county has seen several inches of rain. just to the south of the seaford area we ll zoom in little closer. up to 4-inches of rainfall here. so we have that flash flood warning there for sussex county until 7:00 o clock. so hour by hour, that coverage will continue to diminish once we lose the daytime heating coming up we ll talk about excessive heat warnings and heat advisories for the latter part of the week. just ho
woo! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin . right now dangerous heat about to grip our area. people out in center city tonight enjoying the mild temperatures before that thermometer sky rockets. we re talking more than a double digit climb as we look at wilmington live on the left and south philly on the right. it will feel hotter than 100 degrees tomorrow. he have were an excessive heat advisory for tomorrow. all right, kathy, how long does this heat stick around. too long, luce siege that s the answer much it is so humid outside that it s humid inside our studios. you can look live outside right here at fourth and market. you can see some folks out lingering with the warm humid conditions. not a good night to crack the windows turn on the ac because it s not going to get any better any time soon. 77 still in philadelphia. 68 in the poconos. 75 in millville a
but then we take break could see a few more in the afternoon. excessive heat, yes, a warning now for the philadelphia area, i-95 corridor and the adjacent suburbs. thursday and friday it will feel like it s between 100 and 105 in this area tomorrow afternoon. so please try to drink lots of water and stay indoors in air-conditioning if you can. elsewhere the orange color looking at feels like readings around 100 it will be hot everywhere. as we take look at the heat indices over the next several hours by tomorrow at 4:00 o clock it will feel like 103 in philadelphia even in millville it will feel like 100 and in atlantic city it will feel like 97. coming up we ll talk about how long this lasts, and when we see a break at least that humidity. i ll see you laterred in broadcast. all right, kathy, thanks. two rallies in separate philadelphia neighborhoods to honor work of law enforcement. locals coming together in mayfair and roxborough for participants it s a way to show offic
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. new questions about safety tonight after two deadly crashes in one day on the same road less than mile apart. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy noland. when it comes to getting drivers to slow down, police say their hands are tied. fox 29 s chris o connell is live along route 1 in upper darby tonight. this is clearly a dangerous situation. chris? reporter: lucy one of the most heavily traveled roads in delaware county, but lately, township line road has become one of the deadliest. two fatal crashes in less than 24 hours has local police here begging for help. it looks and sounds more like a race track. it s constant. um and down. people do fief tearing 60. reporter: from night to day it s all the same along township line road in upper darby. car after car they speed by the speedway gas station where you still see the evidence where motorcyclist was killed yesterday. it s almost like the b