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After a very warm day with highs in the low to mid 80s yesterday, temperatures have returned below average. A cold front which crossed the Delaware Valley this morning brought an end to the above average temperatures.
This will be the second Monday in a row where we have well above average high temperatures.
After a cool and soggy finish to the work week yesterday, the weekend is slowly improving.
Ok, so the 76ers lost five of their last eight games before heading to the playoffs, however these were all close games.
Despite a few tastes of spring weather here and there (hello, Monday!), it feels as if the real warmth has been on hold for the past couple of weeks.
By Justin Drabick: Yesterday's cold front with spawned some strong thunderstorms with gusty winds ushered in a cold air mass behind it.
By Bill Campbell: As we move deeper and deeper into April, the NCAA basketball tournament fades into history. But the NFL labor strike continues with no resolution in sight. Whether we have any kind of a football season is doubtful.
10 days out from the Stanley Cup playoffs and a lot of people are panicking. One of the reasons I am so optimistic is because of the great play of Claude Giroux.
The recent cold weather pattern continues to break down allowing for temperatures to get back to average and even above average at times through the upcoming week.
It's not unheard of to have snow in April and some areas have a chance to see some tonight and tomorrow morning.
By Bill Campbell: Admittedly, I thought Ohio State was the best team in the big NCAA basketball show. I wrote last week that I would be disappointed and surprised if the Buckeyes failed to make it to the Final Four.
Oh, hey, Jayson. Glad to see that you continue to not be able to keep the Phillies' name out of your mouth.
