Weather: A Hot Start To Summer
Monday is the first full day of summer, and it is going to feel like it!
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Monday is the first full day of summer, and it is going to feel like it!
Heavy rain is expected this weekend as remnants from Tropical Storm Bill spin eastward into the Delaware Valley. A Flood Watch is in effect for our entire region Saturday evening through Sunday because of the threat of downpours and flooding.
Local Boy Scout leaders in the Philadelphia region are adopting a membership and employment policy that opposes discrimination based on sexual orientation.
For the weekend, Saturday is certainly the better day.
Thursday is off to a wet start. Sunday is unfortunately looking rather soggy as well.
As you head out the door on Wednesday morning, it is going to feel noticeably different than in recent days.
Despite never being a serious threat in terms of typical tropical hazards (wind, storm surge), Tropical Depression Bill is now dumping flooding rains on the U.S. mainland.
This resilient 13-year-old likes arithmetic. "You gotta know how to count your money!" she notes, wisely.
Tuesday will be very similar to Monday. The heat and humidity will "stick" around for one more day, and thunderstorms will once again pop up this afternoon.
The choir is expected to draw standing room only crowds at a half-dozen concerts this weekend.
Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley will see another hot and humid day to wrap up the work week.
Jesenia loves music and dreams of being a singing star, but says she'd like to work as a child advocate.
It will be a warm day, with highs in the low to mid 80s.
After a wild afternoon of weather, heavy rain will continue overnight and the region will endure the chance for more showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday as a cold front exits the region. Any storms on Tuesday may also contain gusty winds and downpours but the threat severe weather will be greatly reduced.
Are you ready for more of that June Gloom? It's going to be yet another cool, dreary day across the Delaware Valley.
Quatrel is a young man of many pursuits: he loves music, sports, and cooking, and wants to go into the US military.
The new rules, announced last week by the federal Environmental Protection Agency, call for more protections of the nation's waterways, including headwaters that feed into larger rivers such as the Schuykill and Delaware.
Thursday will be another warm, muggy, steamy day. And the final days of May won't offer much relief.
Some young entrepreneurs from around the Delaware Valley are graduating from a program that gives them a chance to learn just what it takes to make it in the business world.
US Coast Guard veterans often see lives lost or nearly lost. Here are some of their real-life stories that highlight the importance of boating safety.
The race is Sunday, June 14. It gets underway at 8:30 a.m. at 26th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway and runs along the Schuylkill River on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive.
KYW's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Eli Pearlman-Storch are joined by Dave Zeitlin, Union beat writer for mlssoccer.com.
Eight-year-old Daevon wants to play in the NBA and be a firefighter in his spare time.
The Maryland men were taking on the University of Denver at Lincoln Financial Field, with the NCAA championship on the line. Denver won, 10-5.
To join the crowd or not on Memorial Day Weekend? THAT is the question.
