Country means that flights in and out of philly International May be late today. Bridge to nowhere. Closed for emergency repairs. The commute for tens of thousands of drivers hitting the roads this morning. It is just after 55 30. We are undera anymo a noreaste you can see a wet broad street here from the camera just behind us in center city is wind and rain are really just Getting Started. We have Live Team Coverage of the storm first alert traffic reporter Jessica Boyington has more on how it will impact your commute to work and school. Begin with meteorologist bill henley and krystal klei. They have the most accurate forecast in the region. Bill . Already feeling the impacts of this noreaster. Tracking it for the entire viewing area through tomorrow morning. The worst is yet to come. That happens later this morning and this afternoon. Periods of heavy rainfall then damaging wind. This could be the greatest effect during the day. Down trees leading to Power Outages. Coastal flooding.
This is earlier this morning where the rough surf is spilling into the town. Thats why we have issued a first alert for the rain, the wind and the threat of potential flooding across our area. Good morning. Im tracy davidson. It is a messy day inland, as well. Heres center city where the rain and whipping rains are a problem. Heavier pockets of rain are expected to develop. Utility crews are busy this morning as the wind is damaging power lines already. Downed wire actually burnt the sidewalk along ridge avenue in red so roxboro and a huge mural has fallen in center city. That is live camera showing broad and ray streets. A large chunk of the mural on the ground. The area blocked off. No reports of any injuries. And the wind has everyones hair whipping walking auds. People see awe in University City with the hoods up or hats on this morning. Light mist coming down here. Similar scene here. You can see the wind blowing the trees under very gray skies. And you may run into some delays if
Southbound lanes have just reopened. They were shut down between the schuylkill expressway and villanova after peco wires fell across the roadway. Were working to find if the lines were cleared or if police have to shut down the roads once again. Well keep you posted on air and online at 6abc. Com. Good afternoon, everyone, im Sarah Bloomquist along with rick williams. Thats one of several reports of damage were getting as the noreaster blows through. High winds are taking down large trees across the region, including here in astin. This came down on beatrice lane. Delaware valley has 4,000 customers in the dark. Delaware and new jersey is problems, too, this is the scene in new castle where another tree fell on a house. The jersey shore is at risk for flooding and ierosion, youre looking and erosion, youre looking live at Atlantic City with the waves crashing on the beach. David murphy has more from double scan radar. David. Reporter all right, sarah and rick, we have two issues, wind
River bridge. Steve keeley along the shore this morning but we will begin with bob kelly, and sue serio. We have a lot to talk about. It will be a busy morning. Crazy. Obviously the stuff over weekend with the bridge. One thing you will feel is wind. I opened up the car door to get my coffee and wind took the car door, almost flying. I was on the turnpike yesterday and traffic, congestion, already so we will talk about that, bob thanks. My neighborhood i have dodged branches on the ground already and brunt of the storm isnt even here just yet so lets take a look what is happening. There is radar. You can see the storm bearing down on us, this is the same one that spawned those deadly tornadoes down south and there are some areas of heavy rain, they just havent arrived in our area just yet. We have light rain in ocean county, atlantic county, part of the Burlington County this morning but we are still waiting for heavy rain. High wind warning along the coast today, wind advisory for us
Last 27 years. We stand united that a safer city is a city that doesnt allow its residents to live in fear. I think families are both afraid and ready to push back. Reporter but todays action by the white house did not have any specifics. Still, because San Francisco is both a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. The 1 billion in federal funds San Francisco receives a year makes up more than 10 of its 9. 6 billion budget. Schools, public health, law enforcement, transportation are among some of the many programs that receive federal funds. Lets say homeless funds are for veterans, as well. Do they want to hurt veterans . Do they want to hurt families. Reporter its hard to say how the city will make up for a possible short fall, or who will pay for it. Jason clark is with the San Francisco republican party. There arent enough rich people in San Francisco to make up for a billiondollar short fall. Its going to rely heavily on the middle and working classes to make up