Flash Flood warnings issued for PA, NJ as rain continues into overnight

PHILADELPHIA - Heat and humidity ruled Tuesday, along with thunderstorms, producing heavy rain and wind.

Multiple flash flood warnings have been issued in the Lehigh Valley, as well as in portions of central and north Jersey and in Philly and the surrounding suburbs, as heavy rain has poured down.

Wednesday promises more of the same, without the heat.

A cold front has descended on the region and stalled, which in turn kicks up the rain and thunderstorm chances, while Debby is still churning along the coast of the Carolinas.

Wednesday will see scattered storms, with heavy rain, in the early morning hours, around 5 a.m. Spotty showers and storms will then pop up in the afternoon hours, though not everyone will see rain.

Temperatures will only reach into the mid-70s, though the humidity will match the temps.

Thursday will see a similar scenario play out. It’s Friday where moisture from the remnants of Debby will be upon the Delaware Valley. Saturday could also be unsettled, though the activity will finally push off for Sunday.