Weather

As the Philadelphia area braces for extreme heat, thousands of homes remain without power following Thursday's storm.

A tornado that swept through North Dakota left two men and a woman dead while also leaving thousands without power.

Severe storms in the region left three people dead in North Dakota with storm damage reported in the northern part of Minnesota.

Now that the Delaware Valley is seeing the first official day of summer, an Extreme Heat Watch has already been issued for nearly the entire region, as we are set to see a long-duration, dangerous heat wave.

Severe weather blew ferociously through the Delaware Valley late Thursday afternoon, leaving widespread damage in its wake and leaving more than 100,000 without power Friday afternoon.

The region’s energy giant, PECO, said it's working nonstop to return power to the tens of thousands of customers who went dark after Thursday night’s storm.

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Thousands are still without power after fierce storms rolled across parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Thursday. 

Severe storms on Thursday afternoon ripped up trees and pulled down power lines from the Philly suburbs to the Jersey shore, leaving thousands without power.