Weather Authority: Flooding across Delaware Valley as storms bring pounding rain, strong winds

Weather Authority: Monday 10 p.m. forecast

Flooding continues and cooler temperatures move in as FOX 29's Kathy Orr tracks the 7-day forecast.

PHILADELPHIA - It's a messy Monday morning as Sunday's strong storm system continues to wreak havoc on commuters.

Significant flooding has accumulated overnight with about three inches of rain possible as storms linger across the Delaware Valley.

In Philadelphia, Admiral Wilson Boulevard is closed after cars got stuck in floodwaters in the early morning hours, while the Schuykill Expressway saw a downed tree and car crash. In Downingtown, West Branch Brandywine Creek overflowed, nearly taking over a pedestrian bridge before sunrise.

Kelly Drive remains closed Monday night due to flooding

After storms hit the Northeast Sunday into Monday, popular roads such as Kelly Drive are closed until further notice. FOX 29's Steve Keeley has the latest.

Other area road closures:

Kelly Drive is closed between Falls Bridge and Hunting Park Avenue
North Christopher Columbus Boulevard and Delaware Avenue between Christian and Race streets in Philadelphia
MacDade Boulevard in Darby, Pennsylvania
Rickerts Road between Pine Run Road and Ferry Road; the intersection of Pine Run Road and Chapman Road; Almshouse Road between Lower State Road and Upper State Road; Shady Retreat Road between Burpee Road and Iron Hill Road; Pebble Hill Road between Sugarbottom Road and Wilkshire Road in Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Flood warnings are still in effect for Philadelphia, as well as surrounding counties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, until 9 a.m. Monday. More closures may occur as the Schuylkill is not expected to crest until Monday night.

Power outages are also effecting more than 2,500 PECO customers in six different Pennsylvania counties, and 2,000 AEC customers in Atlantic City.

FOX 29's Sue Serio says to expect more rain on-and-off until around noon, when colder air and stronger winds make their way into the forecast.

Winds gusts of up to 35 mph will bring temperatures to a blustery 40 degrees ahead of an overnight drop.

You may wake up to some freezing temperatures Tuesday morning - and even some possible flurries!

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