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The Auroras are produced by the sun's emission of highly energized electrons into space.
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The Auroras are produced by the sun's emission of highly energized electrons into space.
It started off on the chilly side this morning, but a nice rebound is already underway.
Friday will start off with brilliant sunshine, before a few afternoon clouds make their way in.
While this is the lowest classification that they can issue for severe weather, it still indicates the chance to see a strong to severe thunderstorm.
Wednesday's storm system will be long gone and dry and cooler weather will return for Halloween.
All of the tropical moisture from what once was major Hurricane Patricia is steadily creeping closer to the Delaware Valley, and will arrive overnight into Wednesday morning.
The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs today warned consumers about a scam in which individuals posing as utility company employees are calling customers and threatening to turn off their electric and gas service if a payment is not made immediately over the phone.
Category 5 Hurricane Patricia in the eastern Pacific is now the strongest hurricane on record.
Gone are the gorgeous 70's of the previous few days, and back for the foreseeable future are the low to mid 60's. But hey, it's that time of year, and it sure as heck beats the 50's of last weekend.
Thursday will be another dry, warm day with varying amounts of sunshine.
Another chilly start this morning, though fortunately not as cold as it has been.
Skies will be mostly sunny on Thursday, with seasonable highs in the mid 60s.
Lace up your sneakers and join the Autism Cares Foundation's 6th Annual Race for Resources on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Tyler State Park's Center for the Arts, in Richboro, PA.
Join Devereux, a leading national nonprofit behavioral healthcare organization, this Saturday 10/17 at their 4th Annual Family Resilience Conference, an event free to the public, designed to help families plan their future by building resilience within their children and themselves.
It will be a nice start to Wednesday, but there are some clouds and showers off to the west.
For those of you that have off for Columbus Day, you couldn't have asked for a nicer one!
Despite Joaquin's out to sea track, the entire Delaware Valley has been enduring heavy rain and gusty winds associated with a stalled front off the Mid-Atlantic Coast.
Hurricane Joaquin is a Category 4 Hurricane with winds of 130 mph.
Down in the tropics, Tropical Storm Joaquin has just recently become Hurricane Joaquin, with sustained winds of 75 mph. This is a situation that will require close attention through the end of the week.
Tropical Storm Joaquin could bring heavy rains to the area throughout the weekend.
The Delaware Valley will once again stay primarily dry on Monday, other than perhaps a passing sprinkle.
With Pope-mania ensuing in Philadelphia this weekend, there is also another cool event happening tonight, also of a heavenly variety. A lunar eclipse is taking place, this one with a 'super' twist.
Will we need papal ponchos this weekend?
The forecast will then decline a bit each day through the weekend, not exactly what Pope-goers want to hear. However, it won't be the worst of weekends by any stretch.
A lunar eclipse will take place this coming weekend, and this one will have a "super" twist.
