After the driest May on record in Philly, a flood advisory and a warning?

Daily News | After the driest May on record in Philly, a flood advisory and a warning?

Sorry gardeners, the National Weather Service missives have nothing to with rain, just the winds and the moon.

The warning was in effect from 6 p.m. Saturday until 2 a.m. Sunday. The weather service said “many roads” could become impassable, with “some damage to vulnerable structures” possible.The weather service also said to forget about a dip in the fomented ocean, given the high risk of rip currents.

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