Flooding fills buildings, strands drivers in Penns Grove, NJ
Tuesday's deluge caused the Delaware River to overrun its banks, pushing water into Penns Grove, New Jersey.
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Tuesday's deluge caused the Delaware River to overrun its banks, pushing water into Penns Grove, New Jersey.
Temperatures will be in the 30s Thursday, and there's no rain in the forecast. Another rainstorm is expected to roll in Friday evening.
About 50 homes in Delran were affected by flooding following a heavy rainstorm Tuesday night.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Delaware Valley after storms battered the region.
Hank's Place moved to Kennett Square after flooding from Hurricane Ida, but a power outage forced it to close Wednesday.
Don't put the umbrellas and sump pumps away just yet - there's another storm on its way. Grant Gilmore has when this system arrives in Philadelphia.
Heavy rains and flooding have delayed dozens of flights and canceled several Amtrak trains Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Neshaminy Creek overflowed its banks Wednesday morning following a major rain storm throughout the day Tuesday. According to the National Weather Service, the creek crested just shy of 14 feet, or major flood stage, around 9 a.m.
The heaviest rain and wind gusts have moved out of the area, but flooding remains a concerns along the Delaware Valley's rivers, creeks and streams Wednesday.
The rain may be over, but now comes the aftermath: storm damage. Here are some tips when filing an insurance claim for tree-related wreckage.
A powerful storm dumped between 2-4 inches of rain across the Delaware Valley Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
Some scattered showers are possible Wednesday morning, but the bulk of the powerful weather system is moving on. It'll be a mostly cloudy and blustery afternoon with a few peeks of sunshine. Kate Bilo has your forecast, and when we can expect rain again later in the week.
Andrew Kozak has the latest weather forecast after the Philadelphia region got pounded by heavy rain on Tuesday.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region as a major rainstorm begins to taper off.
Since the storm began, many areas received well over an inch and a half of rain across the Philadelphia region.
Torrential rain continues to fall across the area, as a major storm system moves up the Mid-Atlantic toward the Delaware Valley. Bill Kelly reports.
A PECO spokesperson said the company has been preparing for days and is ready to respond to power outages caused by heavy rain and wind.
Buffe Savant, whose home flooded during Hurricane Ida, is among the Delaware County residents and officials preparing for possible flooding again this week.
Bill Kelly has the latest on the rain moving through the Delaware Valley on Tuesday night.
Rain and wind this week could make the perfect storm for power outages in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. PSE&G says it is ready to respond and crews are on standby.
Rain has started moving into the Delaware Valley, but the heaviest downpours and strongest winds will start to batter the region Tuesday afternoon and evening. Because winds could gust between 40-60 mph, there's a heightened risk for power outages between 8-11 p.m. Grant Gilmore when we can expect the worst of this storm. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-pennsylvania-new-jersey-delaware-weather-forecast-rain-high-winds-flooding-tuesday/
A powerful rain system is heading right for the Delaware Valley Tuesday. Light rain starts in the morning before heavier downpours pick up in the afternoon. Because of the already saturated ground, flooding is likely with this storm, and high winds up to 65 mph could bring down trees and power lines.
The entire Philadelphia region is under a flood watch Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening, and the Jersey Shore will also be under a high wind warning during the storm.
With high winds and heavy rain in the forecast, beach erosion and flooding are on residents' minds around the region.
Many Collingdale, Pennsylvania, residents have recently moved back into their homes after flooding in December, and they're watching the forecast closely ahead of another storm this week.
