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Wind Advisories have already been issued for all areas south of Chester/Delco/Philadelphia/Burlington. Sustained winds of 20-30 mph may gust as high as 45-50 mph. This is strong enough for tree limbs and power lines to be put at risk.
Dr. Richard Goedkoop talked with WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about the criticism that many have taken against the "heavy handed and depressing" tone that was set by several of the spots, including the Nationwide Insurance commercial.
Happy Groundhog Day! Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning (for the 102nd time) and predicts six more weeks of winter, but for snow lovers in Philadelphia, it seems that winter never arrived.
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Areas of light snow will continue to move into the region and change over to freezing rain and rain from south to north overnight.
Every possible type of winter precipitation takes aim on the Delaware Valley as we move through the day and night.
With the recent arctic air mass in place, freezing rain will be an issue for parts of the area.
We're still looking for a similar set up storm-wise for late Sunday into Monday, mostly rain south (Delaware and southern New Jersey) with rain/snow/sleet/freezing rain from 1-3 inches in Philadelphia and suburban points just east and west.
An arctic air mass and whipping winds will drive wind chills below zero Saturday morning.
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Get ready for the wind. Get ready for the cold. Then, get ready for some more snow.
Cornell University Clinical Professor, Director of the Securities Law Clinic, and contributor for Legalinsurrection.com William Jacobson told WPHT morning host Chris Stigall that he is troubled by her testimony, specifically with regards to her answers -- or non-answers -- on President Obama's immigration policy.
Many people are waking up to both positive and negative single-digit wind chills this morning.
The Nor'easter will continue to intensify off the east coast and track northward tonight.
The weak clipper system is beginning to intensify off the VA coast this afternoon and will track northward tonight.
With much of the northeast about to be smothered in nor'easter, and with more stories coming out of vandalism or violence originating from somebody parking in the spot that somebody else shoveled out, the Philadelphia Police Department has started the #NoSavesies campaign.
What started off looking like light snow last week has become a whopper of a storm, and we will be playing a quick game of snow catch-up starting late Monday into Tuesday.
Winter storm warnings will go into effect at noon on Monday.
First up is the clipper system that will spread about 1 to 3 inches of snow from late tonight through Monday morning. Then the clipper changes clothes, moves off the coast and becomes a Nor'easter from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning.
After Saturday's storm we catch a brief break for the rest of the weekend, before another snowstorm arrives late Sunday night.
Though the brunt of our moisture-rich coastal storm continues to pull away, additional rounds of showers will still roll through occasionally through Saturday afternoon.
The giant, wet snow that has fallen across the Delaware Valley is changing over to rain in many areas.
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