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The weekend snow started to the west of Philadelphia Saturday morning, after falling aloft and evaporating before reaching the ground.
Our carousel of lows and highs continue to spin through the area.
Maybe the biggest sports story of the fortnight was Temple's major upset of Syracuse.
We're barely into winter and the region is already bracing for winter weather.
A large storm is sweeping across the country this Christmas Day with Snow, Ice & Heavy Rain.
A powerful storm system is spinning our way tonight. The storm is already responsible for bringing blizzard conditions across the northern Plains and severe weather to the south, but for us it will just be a windswept rain through the overnight hours.
Grammy Award winner Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds recently performed at Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City.
For failing to do so, Jeffrey Lurie must be held responsible.
The last time it actually SNOWED more than an inch on Christmas Day was in 2002, when around an inch of snow came down, and the last time it snowed more than an inch on Christmas Eve was all the way back in 1966.
Something special is about to happen the next couple of nights as the Earth passes through the debris of asteroid 3200 Phaethon.
Remaining members of Nirvana will reunite for the first time in 20 years, with Paul McCartney at the mic.
South Korean pop sensation PSY is enjoying tremendous success with his hit song, "Gangnam Style" which has become the most accessed YouTube video of all time.
In an effort to save additional lives and property, an announcement was made today that gives more flexibility to the National Hurricane Center to issue advisories for tropical, sub-tropical and post-tropical systems. These changes will take effect with the 2013 season.
Temperatures in the Delaware Valley soared into the upper 60s this afternoon and it feels more like spring than December.
Unless I become miraculously inspired, which isn't likely, there seem to be only two institutions worth writing about up front this week: Penn State and the Eagles. Let's begin at Mount Nittany.
