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Welcome and good day to you Monday with the President's Steve Radio program.

Let's check the weather for today.

Already starting off a little bit on the wet side of things.

We have some clouds this morning, a little bit of rain, but by the afternoon, they're calling for some sunshine.

Today's high, about 77 degrees.

Tomorrow thunderstorms probably passing, just like it has been the last couple days,

a little hit or miss depending on where you are.

High 76 and then cloudy on Wednesday, still only topping out about 70 degrees. Let's take a look at traffic and see what's up so far this morning. Kathy, what's going on? Well, it's traffic report brought to you by Allstate with an Allstate agent. You get expert advice and the best coverage for you, plus with new lower auto rates, They can help you save so you can call your local all-state agent today. Are you in good hands?

We've got a closure along Lincoln Drive this morning. It's a down tree. Has it closed between Gypsy Lane and Rittenhouse crews arrived on the scene just a short time ago. So again, Lincoln Drive closed both directions between Gypsy Lane and Britain House. 95 Southbound between Columbus Boulevard and Packarab. We've got an accident off to the shoulder. City have northbound between Cardinal and 54th Street road damage blocking

the right lane. Route 1 out in Bucks County at Bridge Street. We've got that off ramp reduced to one

lane. That's ongoing construction. And then in Cherry Hill, 295 northbound, so it's Route 70 to 73,

a record of an accident there. This traffic report brought you by Wawa. It's Wawa Siptopia, leave with a smoothie latte or any handcrafted beverage. All 16-ounce handcrafted beverages are just $1.99. Your Wawa Sipopia is waiting. And that's your traffic on 93-3-WMMR. And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Monday, June 4th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, authorities have identified the woman whose body was found in Pennypack Creek after she went missing Saturday evening.

30-year-old Rebecca Bunting's body was discovered near the Frankfurt Avenue Bridge and Holmesburg around 1045 yesterday morning.

According to police, Bunting's body was found trapped under old furniture left in the creek.

Divers say without that furniture, the body may have drifted out further.

The incident was reported just before 6 o'clock on Saturday in the area of Ryan and Sandyford Abbs in northeast Philadelphia.

A witness said he heard a man screaming for help.

When the neighbor ran out,

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