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Come. These showers will swing through during the morning hours. That wont be the end of the rain. Theres nate or whats left of nate, no longer a hurricane but still a powerful Tropical Storm. Look at that drenching rain that will be moving into our area tomorrow. Winds of 70 miles an hour. That is 23 miles an hour. Rain on the way tomorrow from nate. Well get some showers before nate comes in and warm temperatures a few sprinkles, light rain and 74 degrees. Mostly cloudy skies. More showers this morning than this afternoon. Near 80 in the suburbs. Low 80s for philadelphia and unusually warm w...

Steadier rain that will be moving in this morning and heavier downpours as nate weakens, no longer a hurricane, a Tropical Storm, but drenching rain moving north. It will come to us tomorrow. Autumn still on hold. Were in the 70s. Unseasonably warm and will warm into the 80s. Right now im tracking light showers moving through wilmington into Burlington County and bucks county in pennsylvania and in the Lehigh Valley were some light showers as well. But heres the main band of rain. You can see how quickly its moved across pennsylvania due in this morning. And well get a break this afternoon. Th...

Police say their number one goal now is apprehending those suspects. Well continue to monitor this active situation and bring you it latest the moment we learn of it. And we heard a short clip at the top of the newscast. Listen now to some more of the audio from those police radio calls from the shooting scene in california as it unfolded. Shots heard in the area 1365 south waterman. 1365 south waterman. We have victims down. Fire engaging. Security. Through the back door east side. Back door east side. We have two down. We have several down in the conference room. Several down. Several medica...

Although Sanibel property values for single-family homes and condos will dip in the immediate future, they ultimately will appreciate above pre-hurricane levels

“All the prices are ridiculously high,” said Manuel Jeremías Ake, a father of six in California. “We were struggling to buy what we could afford. But now, forget about it. I’ve never seen anything like this in this country.”