>>> HEY, ANOTHER GORGEOUS SEPTEMBER DAY AS WE WATCH THE SUN GET READY TO SET IN ABOUT AN HOUR IN CAPE MAY. HOW ABOUT AN ENCORE TOMORROW? WHAT DO YOU SAY, NITRO? WHAT YOU GOT. >> Bill: I THINK WE SHOULD DO THAT, UKEE. >> Ukee: MY MAN. >> Bill: WE'LL DO IT FOR YOU TOMORROW. A FEW MORE CLOUDS THAN WHAT WE HAD OUT THERE. WHAT A GORGEOUS SHOT DOWN THE SHORE. I WANT TO SHOW YOU ANOTHER SHORE SHOT AS WELL. THIS IS OCEAN CITY. FOLKS OUT WALKING AROUND. A COUPLE THINGS TO NOTICE. FIRST OF ALL YOU SEE BLUE SKIES WITH SOME CLOUDS BUT ALSO LOOK AT HOW DIM THE SHOT IS. IT'S NOT BECAUSE WE HAVE CLOUD COVER. IT'S BECAUSE THAT SUN AS YOU MENTIONED GOES DOWN IN ABOUT AN HOUR. LITTLE BIT LONGER THAN HASN'T HOUR FROM FAR CRY FROM WHEN IT DOWN AT 8:30. BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON. BEAUTIFUL EVENING. HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT THE REST OF THIS EVENING. 77 DEGREES IN PHILLY HERE. LOTS OF SUNSHINE AT 6:00 O'CLOCK. 75 AT 7:00 THAT SUN GOES DOWN AROUND 7:25. 72 BY 8:00 AND THE NUMBERS WILL DROP DOWN. CLEAR SKIES THIS EVENING. CLOUDS WILL THICKEN UP A LITTLE BIT OVERNIGHT. WHAT THAT'S GOING TO DO THAT'S GOING TO HOLD OUR OVER OVERNIGHT LOW TEMPERATURE WARMER. 57 IN PHILADELPHIA THE LAST THREE MORNINGS IN A ROW. TOMORROW 50S AND 60S UP A TOUCH. STILL GOING TO BE COOL. 62 IN PHILLY. 61 MILLVILLE. WE'LL GO 54 IN ALLENTOWN UP FROM THE 40S WHERE YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN UP AROUND THE POCONOS 47 DEGREES. WE START OUT INTO THE 60S. CHECK THIS OUT. I UPDATED SOME OF THESE HIGH TEMPERATURES AROUND THE REGION FOR YOU MUCH THESE ARE THE HIGH TEMPERATURES ON YOUR FRIDAY. BEAUTIFUL DAY VERY SIM FLOOR TODAY. 75 FOR ATLANTIC CITY. WE'LL GO 79 DEGREES AROUND MILLVILLE. CAPE MAY YOU GUYS INTO THE 70S AS WELL. SAME THING WITH DOVER. MID 70S. WE WALK UP AND DOWN I-95 AROUND THE 80-DEGREE MARK GIVE OR TAKE A LITTLE BIT DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE. BACK IN OUR WESTERN COUNTIES READING AT 80 DEGREES. BERKS COUNTY 78 FOR THE LEHIGH VALLEY. MOUNT POCONO AT 72. 70S AND 80S FOR YOUR DAY TOMORROW. BEAUTIFUL ONE. SOME ADDED CLOUDS GENERALLY DRY. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT OUR NEXT WEATHER MAKER. WE'VE BEEN FOCUSED IN ON IT ALL WEEK LONG MUCH HERE'S WHAT IT LOOKS LIKES SATURDAY MORNING. SATURDAY IS OUR NEXT WEATHER MAKER. WE GOT SOME CLOUDS, SOUTHERLY WINDS IT WILL BE EVEN WARMER ON SATURDAY MORNING. PROBABLY MID 60S. HUMIDITY LEVEL GOES UP A LITTLE BIT. NOW, I WANT TO PREFACE BY SAYING THIS ISN'T LAW. SOME OF THE MODELS ARE DIFFERING BUT THIS IS THE MOST UPDATED HIGH RESOLUTION MODEL START TO PICK UP SOME SHOWERS MID TO LATE MORNING THROUGH AROUND NOON. SOME HEAVIER SPOTS I DON'T SEE THIS AS A FLOODING EVENT BECAUSE THINGS ARE MOVING THROUGH RATHER QUICKLY. WE ARE IN THE GENERAL THUNDERSTORMS CATEGORY. IT'S REALLY NOT A SEVERE EVENT EITHER. MORE INCONVENIENT THAN ANYTHING. WE'RE GOING FROM THIS DRY STRETCH OF WEATHER TO HERE'S 2:00 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON ON SATURDAY. TRACKING SHOWERS AND STORMS ROLLING THROUGH PHILADELPHIA UP THROUGH BUCKS COUNTY, DOWN THROUGH SOUTH JERSEY. BUT WATCH THIS. THIS SYSTEM AND THE MODELS ARE KIND OF TRENDING TO SPEED THIS THING UP. IF THIS HOLDS AS IS, BY 4:00 O'CLOCK WE'RE STILL TRACKING RAIN FROM LBI DOWN TO ATLANTIC CITY, MARGATE, RIGHT UP INTO PLACES LIKE NEW YORK. BUT BY 6:00 O'CLOCK, THIS THING IS PRETTY MUCH GONE OUT OF OUR ENTIRE AREA. LINGERING CLOUDS AND THEN SKIES CLEAR OUT FOR YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT IS NOW LOOKING MORE AND MORE POSSIBLE IF NOT LIKELY THAT IT IS GOING TO BE DRY AND THIS OPENS UP THE DOOR FOR A DRY SUNDAY AS WELL. WHEN IT COMES TO RAIN, WE'VE BEEN TELLING YOU GENERAL AL QUARTER INCH GIVE OR TAKE A LITTLE BIT. THIS ONE HAS A BIT MORE DOWN THE SHORE. ONCE MORE, NOT EXPECTING A FLOODING EVENT FROM THIS ONE AND THAT IS ON SATURDAY. IT IS OUR NEXT WEATHER MAKER. BUT IT IS OUR ONLY WEATHER MAKER THAT WE HAVE WHEN WE'RE TALKING ABOUT RAIN. INCREASING CLOUDS FOR YOUR DAY TOMORROW. UP NEAR 79, 80 DEGREES. WE'LL GO MID 70S ON SATURDAY. IT IS A COLD FRONT SO BY SUNDAY, WE'LL GET BARELY OUT OF THE 60S WITH LOTS OF SUNSHINE. MONDAY MORNING, IS GOING TO BE A CHILLY ONE. LOOK AT THIS AS WE GET INTO NEXT WEEK. BACK UP INTO THE MID 80S WITH A TON OF