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RADAR CHECK | Showers and thunderstorms have started to develop. While we don't have any severe weather yet, these storms are producing heavy rainfall with some lightning. Stay safe as more storms develop/strengthen through the afternoon.

TUESDAY STORMS UPDATE | The tornado-warned storm in Berks and Montgomery County Tuesday afternoon produced several reports of downed trees in the area. NWS Mount Holly plans to send a crew to survey the damage to determine if it was a tornado that caused the damage. #pawx

INCREASED STORM RISK THURSDAY | The chance for some late-day storms has increased for Thursday ahead of a cold front that'll usher in nicer weather for Independence Day. That said, some storms Thursday evening will have the potential to produce damaging winds and even some hail.

Berks County tornado confirmed by the National Weather Service.

8 am EDT - A tropical or subtropical depression could form near the southeast U.S. this weekend or early next week. Heavy rainfall is possible across portions of the southeast U.S., particularly across the west-central Florida coast. Visit hurricanes.gov for more info.

Tropical Storm #Chantal forms off Southeast coast. Landfall expected on South Carolina coast expected early Sunday morning.

ONE LAST SUNNY DAY | As we wrap up the holiday weekend tomorrow we wrap up our dry stretch as well. The remnant low from #Chantal will kick off a rainy week ahead for much of the Philadelphia area.

LINE OF SEVERE STORMS | Severe storms have lined up west of Philly and are tracking east toward Philadelphia. These storms will likely hold today to bring most of the region the threat or damaging winds and heavy/flooding rain. We'll be tracking all evening on CBS Philadelphia.

As storms continue to progress east this afternoon and evening, we will be looking for any reports of wind damage and flooding. Please reply to this post when it is safe to do so with the location and time of your report! Thanks! #NJwx #PAwx #MDwx #DEwx

From high heat to severe weather. Here’s a quick update from the CBS Philadelphia Skydeck.

Severe storms continue to move through Delaware and New Jersey with Flash Flood Warnings in effect across the tri-state area. The worst of the weather will continue to push east and weaken, but stay safe as flash flood concerns continue into the overnight.

#SPC issues Day 1 Slight Convective Risk at Jul 9, 12:53z for PHI spc.noaa.gov/products/outlo…

Another day another dose of severe weather. Here’s what to plan for as we head into our Wednesday evening.

NEW WATCH | A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for the entire CBS Philadelphia area until midnight tonight. Damaging winds and heavy rain will be the primary concerns with these storms as they move into the area tonight.

Severe storms with damaging winds and heavy rain continue to push toward Philadelphia, but the most favorable conditions for intense storms remains to our south. At this point there are no Severe Thunderstorm Warnings in the region, but one Flash Flood Warning in Chester Co.

Heavy rain out ahead of a severe thunderstorm is starting to move into Philadelphia. Flash flooding will be the initial concern as this area of tropical rain moves into the urban corridor. Be careful on the roads as the sun sets and visibility decreases.

Flooding beginning to strand cars in Delaware County. Flooding will continue to be a concern across the urban corridor over the next several hours. CBS Philadelphia

Flooding in Chadds Ford, PA. Video courtesy: Luke J.

An area of very heavy rainfall, frequent lightning and an embedded tornado threat is moving out of Delaware toward South Jersey the Jersey Shore. Heads up if you are in the path of this storm. Here are some ETA's as it moves into New Jersey.

The Severe T-storm Watch has been cancelled for PA, DE and some of our NJ counties The rest of the area will remain in the Severe T-storm Watch until midnight. The Flood Watch has been cancelled for the Lehigh Valley, but remains in effect for the rest of the area until 2a.