Here's how potholes form: The science behind those bothersome bumps
The potholes first begin to form in the winter and hit their stride in the spring. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore breaks down the scientific explanation behind the roadblocks.
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The potholes first begin to form in the winter and hit their stride in the spring. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore breaks down the scientific explanation behind the roadblocks.
While the normal high temperature for this time of year is 51 degrees, by Tuesday afternoon highs around the Lehigh Valley will be around 65 degrees with mostly sunny skies.
Monday starts chilly and windy after an unsettled weekend, but the Philadelphia region will see lots of sun this week and temperatures climbing into the 60s and 70s.
A Wind Advisory goes into effect for the region at noon Sunday and lasts until 8 p.m. Monday. By this afternoon, winds gusts up to 40 mph are possible in the city.
Heavier showers develop throughout the day Saturday with about 1-2 inches of rain expected to fall across the Delaware Valley. Conditions clear Sunday, but it'll be very windy for the Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade.
The Philadelphia region will take a break from the wet and cloudy conditions Friday before rain returns Saturday.
Showers will arrive by Saturday morning but the steadiest rain will be through the afternoon and evening. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly reports.
Delaware firefighters freed one trapped worker from the construction area where a building partially collapsed in Wilmington Friday morning.
Storms in the Philadelphia region this week will bring plenty of rain, raising flooding concerns at the Jersey Shore and other areas.
Voters in several states head to the polls for Super Tuesday; the rainy week continues; police are looking for the shooter who killed an 88-year-old man in West Philadelphia.
Tuesday starts with scattered showers early followed by cooler temperatures - Friday is the only day this week that doesn't look rainy.
After a stunning Sunday with highs in the 60s, the week ahead is packed with several rainy weather systems that'll increase the threat for flooding by the end of the week.
The measles outbreak in Philadelphia has ended but another virus is surging in the region. Plus, hospitals around the area welcomed babies born on Leap Day. These stories and more in this week's Health Watch from CBS News Philadelphia.
Sunday is the best weather day of the week, so get outside and enjoy the sunshine and high temperatures in the 60s! The rest of the week is overcast with chances for rain each day.
Saturday will have periods of heavy rain and cloud coverage with mild temperatures peaking at 53 degrees with a low of 43 degrees.
Widespread showers Saturday; mostly cloudy with 60s on Sunday. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore reports.
The Weekend is turning unseasonably mild once again, with scattered showers Saturday and partly sunny with 60s on Sunday. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore reports.
There's a bit of a morning chill in the Philadelphia region Friday before temperatures increase to nearly 50 degrees - with highs in the 60s coming.
The judge called the abuse "the most extensive and persistent evil" he has ever seen.
An escaped inmate is back in custody, Philly teachers are pushing back against a policy they say punishes them for using sick days, and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announces Election Threats Task Force.
Firefly Music Festival will not return in 2024, the Delaware festival announced on social media.
Organizers of the Firefly Music Festival said online Thursday the event in Dover, Delware, will not happen in 2024 but may be revived later when the "timing is right."
The manager of a Grotto Pizza in Newark, Delaware, is accused of selling drugs out of the restaurant. Police say they found more than 20 grams of cocaine in the suspect's car.
Thursday's weather in Philadelphia will be sunny with highs near 42 degrees, but wind chills will make it really feel like the 20s and mid-30s.
From the heart of Philly, CBS News Philadelphia has your evening news and weather headlines for Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024.
