Weather

Storms and heat ruled the day, but now that the severe weather is past, the region will begin to dry out.

The National Weather Service issued several heat advisories and warnings for the Delaware Valley through Saturday evening as dangerous heat sits over the region.

Philadelphia residents struggle to stay cool in oppressive heat as officials declare citywide heat emergency.

Severe storms Thursday will have heavy rain, which will cause flooding on some roads. The storms will bring lots of lightning, and some storms will cause wind gusts capable of wind damage. Other storms will drop some hail.

A 9-month-old boy is presumed dead after he was swept away during flash flooding that claimed the lives of six others, including his 2-year-old sister and their mother.

Drenching rain caused dangerous flash flooding during Tuesday afternoon's rush hour that left some motorists stranded and in need of water recuses. 

Get ready for another round of severe weather. Forecasters say storms are set to hit the Delaware Valley with heavy downpours, wind and hail Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Deadly flooding in Bucks County left a trail of destruction that neighbors believe could still pose a threat even weeks after the floodwaters have receded.