Weather

Drenching rain that soaked the Philadelphia-area overnight will taper off on Wednesday morning to set the stage for a picture-perfect Fourth of July weekend.

Berks County was hit especially hard Tuesday, with so much rain making many roads impassable, while some had to be rescued from their homes, due to the deluge of rising water.

Philly International is facing a perfect storm of challenges as travelers head out for the Fourth of July holiday, on top of unionized airport workers on strike and bad weather causing flight disruptions, the airport is grappling with significant hurdles.

The Phillies are forced to postpone Tuesday night’s game against the San Diego Padres because of severe weather pushing through the region.

According to Kids and Car Safety, on average, 38 children die in hot cars each year – that's one child every nine days.

The Philadelphia area endured another round of storms Tuesday afternoon after going through a round Monday night.

An early morning thunderstorm caused a deadly scene in New Castle County late Monday night.

A mostly sunny and warm weekend will start out with back-to-back days of scattered storms that forecasters say could turn severe in some places.