Philadelphia weather: Potential for severe weather tonight

I'll tell you what, this morning, did you think we were going to get that sun out? It was foggy. It was humid, too. Take a look at that picture right there. I saw that in my neighborhood. I was on my way to Tyler Arboretum for our 11:30 a.m. show, Good Day Uncut. I looked down when I got there. I saw the wet leaves that were on the ground and the wet grass, too. Hey, look at the grass. Do you see those little water droplets? When rain comes down, the clouds are not crying. So rain is actually a circle. It's not a tear shape. We all draw it as tear shapes. it looks just like you see right there on the blades of grass little circles right there little meteorology for you this evening with the leaves are looking great in Delco look at all the leaves on the ground look at the trees right there and then how about some of this art i saw some of the raindrops or the art and we'll look ahead to this almost looks like this one's dancing right here i'm feeling that and i'm feeling the sun that has come out but in other spots it's cloudy and it's rainy you get the vibe around the region right now look at those temperatures Big difference were who got the sun and who's got the rain. We're a rain-cooled number in the 60s in Reading, in the 70s everywhere else. Looking more at the fall color and the fall vibes in Cape May County and Bucks County. And there is the Delaware Children's Museum. We've also been there for an 11:30 show. So a lot of good stuff going on this weekend. We just got to get this out of the way, all right? So here's these strong storms. They're moving across the Lehigh Valley and Bucks County, bringing the rain, that is. We'll zoom in and talk about how that's rolling into Bucks County. in just a little bit. So the National Weather Service has tightened up the severe thunderstorm warning. They're just concerned about this little batch of rain right there. And as that moves into Bucks County, that still has some wind gusts that'll cause some wind damage. If you've got some decorations outside, that'll blow it around. Everything else you see just has some lightning and some heavy rain. It's not causing wind gust damage. But these storms still have the potential with all that sun to strengthen over the next couple hours. It's once the sun sets, that's when the potential for severe weather and really the strong wind gusts, it disappears. So by eight o'clock, no issues when the storms catch up to South Jersey and Delaware. It's just plain old rain. And we'll see that. Watch how the reds and the yellows disappear as that rolls into New Jersey and Delaware once that sun sets. So a good hour after that 620 sunset, just some scattered showers left on the board. The cold front bringing the storms gets stalled out. That's why we see rain over the night. If you're an early riser, you got some showers in South Jersey and Delaware at 6 a.m., but then that's out of here. It's a dry day. It'll just take some time to break up the clouds, but we get the sun back. It'll take the longest to get it back down the shore. Turns out to be a great day, but make sure these are secured because it's a windy day, but not windy on your Sunday. But here's the thing. All those strong winds on Saturday, it pulls down the cold air from the north, so we're pulling down the temperatures in the seven-day forecast. It's a chilly weekend, but we lose the wind for Sunday, and then temperatures level off really nicely and the weather's looking pretty good in the next week that is a check of the forecast on we'll send it back over to you all right we just have to get through tonight we'll get there