Philadelphians beat the heat at Love Park's splash pads
People in the city were looking for ways to stay cool. Dan Snyder found a splash pad at Love Park that was very busy. Most people he talked to didn’t see this heat coming.
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People in the city were looking for ways to stay cool. Dan Snyder found a splash pad at Love Park that was very busy. Most people he talked to didn’t see this heat coming.
AccuWeather and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration each predict a slower than usual Atlantic hurricane season.
Merchants along Walnut, Chestnut, and Market Streets had workers out shoveling and salting, but crossing at intersections was dicey due to high ridges of snow created by plows grooming the roadways.
What went wrong with the forecast? Accuweather's Elliot Abrams offers an insider's peek.
We may see a little bit more snow, but not until later in the season, according to the long-range winter forecast from AccuWeather.
By any standard, the last couple of weeks have been beautiful if you wanted to spend time outdoors. But for plants, it's a different story.
Thanks to the world of apps, getaway seekers have a new way of getting around.
As we mark the exact midpoint of the season during which storm activity is historically at its strongest, it's been quiet and uneventful.
Rain and strong thunderstorms are familiar adversaries for Delaware Valley residents this time of year, but we could be targeted by a bigger problem: a derecho.
NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting 13 to 20 named storms (also known as tropical storms) and seven to 11 hurricanes, three to six of them major.
National Geographic's September cover story looks at "What's Up with the Weather" and concludes human-influenced warming is part of it.
What a difference 12 months makes! Most holiday travelers won't find many weather hassles this holiday weekend.
What does the nuclear power plant crisis in Japan mean for Hawaii, the west coast of the US mainland, and the rest of us in the United States?
Accuweather has compiled snowfall records for the 25 largest cities in the U.S. and guess which city had the biggest single snowstorm in the last 125 years?
If it seems like the frigid temperatures this month just a continuation of the bitter cold December we endured in the region, you're right.
Snow is expected to arrive late on Thursday night and continue into Friday morning. Expect 2-4 inches in the Philadelphia area.
