South Jersey basement and tree experts urge homeowners to prepare ahead of Tuesday storm
Local experts share tips for preparing for Tuesday's rainstorm.
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Local experts share tips for preparing for Tuesday's rainstorm.
After a sunny and seasonable start to the week, a powerful storm system will bring rain to the entire Delaware Valley region, along with flooding threats, high winds and possible thunderstorms.
Expect some lingering fog Sunday morning and potentially freezing drizzle. Wraparound snow showers are possible north and west, and could make already icy roads more slippery.
CBS News Philadelphia was on your corner in Allentown and Quakertown, Pa., and Pennsauken, N.J., observing conditions and checking in with drivers and residents all day Saturday.
Slush and melted snow could freeze on some roads overnight around the Lehigh Valley, leading to slick conditions.
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Officials in Atlantic City said Sunday afternoon that water is now safe to drink.
Tractor-trailers, motorcycles and other commercial vehicles will be required to pull off of some North Jersey interstates. The region is getting ready for a winter storm.
Smoke continues to pour from the scene of a massive four-alarm fire at a warehouse along Elizabeth's waterfront.
Some homeowners said while they're worried about these upcoming storms, they feel there's not much they can do to prepare.
A winter storm will drop significant snow on the Poconos and parts north and west of Philly. Delaware and South Jersey will mostly get rain.
This week, Cherelle Parker made history by becoming the first female mayor of Philadelphia, the region is preparing for the first winter storm of 2024 and much more.
By the time the project is complete, a majority of Atlantic City will be covered and officials hope it will help stop crime before it starts.
Temple Health joins Cooper, Main Line Health, University of Pennsylvania Health System and Jefferson Health in requiring masks amid a surge in respiratory illnesses in the area.
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