Power Outages Reported Across The Area
Power outages are being reported after a line of strong storms moved across the area.
Watch CBS News
Power outages are being reported after a line of strong storms moved across the area.
A glorious fall weekend looms, but first we have to get over a minor speed bump that stands in the way.
Thursday will be a gorgeous day that could be considered one of the nicest of 2015.
Despite Joaquin's out to sea track, the entire Delaware Valley has been enduring heavy rain and gusty winds associated with a stalled front off the Mid-Atlantic Coast.
Power outages are being reported as a storm system moves across the region.
Hurricane Joaquin is a Category 4 Hurricane with winds of 130 mph.
The Tri-state Congressional Delegation expressed surprise when House Speaker John Boehner announced his decision Friday to step down.
A lunar eclipse will take place this coming weekend, and this one will have a "super" twist.
The first day of fall will be a warm one, with a high near 80.
Red Paw Emergency Relief Team founder Jen Leary says when you rehearse your escape plan with your human family, make sure you include your critters.
Sunshine will continue to rule the sky today as dominant high pressure is in place.
Stargazers are going to enjoy a spectacular celestial event this week.
Depending on your location, Friday's forecast will be different for you.
Temps are a bit cooler this morning with areas of rain developing later.
Aramark has teamed with the American Heart Association on a program to cut fat and sodium by 20 percent by 2020.
While it will still be warm on Wednesday, lower humidity will make for a much more comfortable day.
15-year-old Jordan loves competition and he's serious about his education.
Philadelphia has now reached a week straight of 90° days, the longest stretch in over two years.
After a weekend of two more 90° readings, we have now recorded six straight days in our current heat wave.
Expect yet another steamy, oppressive day in Philadelphia.
Union members working for Verizon in nine states, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, have voted to authorize a strike, if necessary.
Get ready for more fantastic summer weather!
The humidity is continuing to drop as well, a precursor to what you can expect over the next several days.
OSHA, the Occupational and Safety Administration, says dozens of outdoor workers die each year because of heat related illnesses, and thousands more become sick.
