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<\/p>\nRanger Su\u00e1rez shines again as Phillies edge Braves 2-1 to take series<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tEVERYBODY. AND WELCOME TO NEWS EIGHT. TODAY I\u2019M MICHAEL FULLER ALONGSIDE METEOROLOGIST MARY ELLEN PAN WITH A CHECK ON THE STORM TEAM FORECAST. WE JUST SAW IT RIGHT THERE. AND AS I ENTERED IN IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE. SO HOPEFULLY THAT TYPE OF WEATHER CONTINUES, YOU KNOW. YEAH. BUT YOU NOTICE THE MUGGINESS THIS MORNING IT WAS QUITE HUMID. BUT WE\u2019RE GOING TO SEE THAT CONTINUING TO DROP THROUGH THE DAY. SO THAT\u2019S SOME GOOD NEWS. AND THAT\u2019S THE MAIN STORY TODAY THAT WE DID HAVE SOME STORMS LAST NIGHT. SOME WICKED STORMS. UNFORTUNATELY NOT EVERYBODY GOT BENEFICIAL RAIN FROM THOSE STORMS THAT SEEM TO BE LOCATED OVER LANCASTER MOSTLY. BUT ANYWAY, WE\u2019RE STARTING OFF. I\u2019M SHOWING YOU FOUR CAMERA SHOTS HERE BECAUSE YESTERDAY AT THIS TIME, WE WERE DEALING WITH QUITE A BIT OF FOG ACROSS THE AREA. IT\u2019S NOT THE CASE TODAY, ALTHOUGH THERE ARE SOME AREAS DEALING WITH LOWER VISIBILITY, LITTLE HAZE THERE IN EPHRATA. AND AS WE TAKE A LOOK, YOU CAN SEE THAT VISIBILITY IS DOWN TO ABOUT THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE IN PARTS OF LEBANON COUNTY, MAINLY NORTH, AND THEN SELINSGROVE DOWN TO ZERO AND LEWISTOWN DOWN TO A QUARTER OF A MILE. BUT ELSEWHERE, WE\u2019RE LOOKING GOOD. NOT TOO BAD, CONSIDERING. YESTERDAY. STORM TEAM LIVE RADAR NETWORK SHOWING THAT THERE MIGHT BE A LITTLE SPRINKLE OR TWO POPPING UP THERE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, WE HAVE A FRONT THAT\u2019S JUST SITTING ACROSS SOUTHERN AREAS RIGHT ALONG THE STATE LINE. IT\u2019S CLOSE ENOUGH THAT WE COULD HAVE ISOLATED STRAY SHOWER OR THUNDERSHOWER, BUT THAT CHANCE IS GOING TO BE VERY LOW. I DO EXPECT MOSTLY DRY CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY IN THE AFTERNOON, AND MOST OF THE AREA 70 RIGHT NOW IN LEBANON, 72 IN CARLISLE AND GETTYSBURG, 71 IN LANCASTER. DEW POINTS ARE STILL IN THE 70S, UPPER 60S TO LOW 70S, BUT THERE IS SOME DRIER AIR ACROSS BRADFORD AND AT 59 MEADVILLE, 61 DEGREE DEW POINT THERE SO THAT DRIER AIR IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO FUNNEL IN AS WE GO THROUGH THE DAY. WE\u2019LL CALL IT PARTLY SUNNY THIS MORNING, BECOMING MOSTLY SUNNY LATER TODAY. HIGHS BACK UP INTO THE UPPER 80S, WHICH IS WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. AND AGAIN, JUST WATCH FOR THAT STRAY SHOWER OR THUNDERSHOWER. MAINLY SOUTH SOUTH OF ROUTE 30 ACROSS THE AREA. TODAY WE DO FEEL THE HUMIDITY RETURNING AND STORM CHANCES INCREASE HEADING BACK INTO THE WORKWEEK. I\u2019LL HAVE MORE ON THAT. YOU CAN HEAR THE STORMS IN THAT VIDEO RIGHT THERE. THIS IS VIDEO FROM LANCASTER TOWNSHIP. IT\u2019S GIVING US A LOOK AT SOME OF THE STORMS THAT PASSED THROUGH THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY LAST NIGHT. THOSE STORMS CAUSING HEAVY RAIN IN SOME PARTS, LIKE HERE IN MOUNT JOY, WHERE A NEWS EIGHT VIEWER SENT IN THIS PHOTO OF FLOODING ALONG CYPRESS ROAD. HERE\u2019S ANOTHER PHOTO OF THAT SAME ROAD WHERE WATER WAS PULLING IN A NEARBY YARD, AND SOME OF THE STORMS EVEN CAUSED DAMAGE, LIKE HERE IN LANCASTER TOWNSHIP, WHERE A TREE FELL ACROSS BEAN HILL ROAD, CAUSING THE STREET TO TEMPORARILY BE CLOSED. ALSO IN LANCASTER COUNTY LAST NIGHT, A LIGHTNING STRIKE CAUSED A HOUSE IN EPHRATA TOWNSHIP TO CATCH ON FIRE. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS IT HAPPENED JUST AFTER EIGHT ON HANSON ROAD AND GLENWOOD DRIVE. EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, WE\u2019LL GET A LIGHTNING STRIKE. IT DOESN\u2019T HAPPEN TOO OFTEN, BUT WE GET THE THE BIG STORMS THAT ROLL THROUGH THE AREA WITH THE HEAVY LIGHTNING, AND IT CAN OCCUR EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. AND MORGAN SAYS NO ONE IS LIVING IN THE HOUSE, AND THANKFULLY NO ONE WAS HURT. BUT BECAUSE OF THOSE STORMS, THE LANCASTER COUNTY FIREWORKS SHOW HAD TO BE POSTPONED. THE ELIZABETH FARMS FIREWORKS DISPLAY IN ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP WILL NOW HAPPEN TONIGHT, WITH GATES OPENING AT FIVE AND FIREWORKS STARTING AT DUSK. ADMISSION IS $20 PER VEHICLE, AND IF YOU WANT TO STAY UP TO DATE ON ALL THINGS WEATHER, YOU KNOW WE GOT YOU COVERED. JUST DOWNLOAD THE WGAL APP AND MAKE SURE TO TURN ON THE ALERT SO YOU KNOW WHEN SEVERE WEATHER IS COMING YOUR WAY. WELL, OVER NOW TO THE NATION\u2019S CAPITAL, WHERE SENATE REPUBLICANS NARROWLY ADVANCE PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP\u2019S BUDGET BILL. AFTER CLEARING A KEY HURDLE LAST NIGHT, JACKIE DEFUSCO IS TRACKING THE LEGISLATION FROM WASHINGTON, MICHAEL, SENATE REPUBLICANS TOOK A FIRST STEP ON SATURDAY TOWARDS PASSING THEIR 940 PAGE BILL. REALLY? JUST HOURS AFTER RELEASING A REWRITE. AND ALL OF THIS COMES AS THE CLOCK KEEPS TICKING TOWARDS PRESIDENT TRUMP\u2019S JULY 4TH DEADLINE. THAT CELEBRATE JULY 4TH WITH THE GREATEST BILL EVER PASSED BY THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS. AFTER A RAZOR THIN 51 TO 49 PROCEDURAL VOTE ON SATURDAY, THE SENATE IS PUSHING AHEAD WITH PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP\u2019S PRIORITIES. TAX RELIEF FOR HARDWORKING AMERICANS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, A STRONGER NATIONAL DEFENSE, A MORE SECURE BORDER, A MORE RELIABLE ENERGY SUPPLY. BUT TWO REPUBLICAN SENATORS, RAND PAUL AND THOM TILLIS, JOINED DEMOCRATS IN OPPOSITION. TILLIS, WHO IS NOW FACING THREATS OF A PRIMARY CHALLENGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA, CITED CONCERNS THAT PROPOSED MEDICAID CUTS COULD CAUSE SOME TO LOSE COVERAGE AND HURT RURAL HOSPITALS. PROPOSED CUTS TO GREEN ENERGY PROGRAMS, ALSO FACING FRESH BACKLASH FROM FORMER TRUMP ADVISER AND TESLA CEO ELON MUSK, WHO CALLED THE LATEST SENATE DRAFT, QUOTE, UTTERLY INSANE AND DESTRUCTIVE, BOTH CONCERNS ECHOED BY DEMOCRATS. HARD TO BELIEVE THIS BILL IS WORSE, EVEN WORSE THAN ANY DRAFT WE\u2019VE SEEN THIS FAR. THE WHITE HOUSE RELEASED A STATEMENT ON SATURDAY SAYING THAT IT STRONGLY SUPPORTS PASSAGE OF THE UPDATED BILL. STILL, SENATORS WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE AMENDMENTS BEFORE A FINAL VOTE IN THE CHAMBER, AND THEN IT WILL NEED TO WIN APPROVAL AGAIN IN THE HOUSE. IN WASHINGTON, I\u2019M JACKIE DEFUSCO, WGAL NEWS EIGHT. ALL RIGHT, JACKIE, THANK YOU. SO. DIVING INTO THE BILL, TWO OF THE KEY ISSUES LAWMAKERS HAVE BEEN FIGHTING OVER HAVE BEEN MEDICAID AND FUNDING AND TAX CUTS. SO BOTH BILLS WOULD ADD NEW WORK REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN ADULTS TO QUALIFY FOR MEDICAID BENEFITS. THE SENATE VERSION ALSO PROPOSES $25 BILLION TO FUND RURAL HOSPITALS. THAT WOULD HELP WIN OVER AT LEAST ONE REPUBLICAN HOLDOUT. BUT THE LATEST NONPARTISAN ESTIMATE PROJECTS THE SENATE VERSION WILL STILL INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNINSURED AMERICANS BY MILLIONS IN THE NEXT DECADE. AND AS FOR TAX CUTS, BOTH BILLS AIM TO EXPAND ON TRUMP\u2019S 2017 TAX CUTS. SOME OF THE NEW TAX BREAKS INCLUDE NO TAX ON TIPS, OVERTIME PAY AND BOTH VERSIONS WOULD INCREASE THE CHILD TAX CREDIT. BOTH ALSO RAISE THE CAP ON STATE AND LOCAL DEDUCTIONS, COMMONLY CALLED SALT, BUT THE SENATE VERSION WOULD PHASE THE INCREASE OUT SOONER THAN THE HOUSE VERSION, WHICH COULD BE A STICKING POI\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Ranger Su\u00e1rez shines again as Phillies edge Braves 2-1 to take series<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 4:32 PM EDT Jun 29, 2025\n\t\t<\/p>\n