Warmer With Some Showers This Week
Our next storm will be in the form of a cold front that will impact us later on Tuesday.
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Our next storm will be in the form of a cold front that will impact us later on Tuesday.
Monday morning on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Chris Stigall objected to some major metropolitan newspapers not covering Easter on their front pages yesterday.
Monday might not be your favorite day of the week, but that could change if every Monday featured weather like this.
A frost advisory will be in effect early Monday morning for many areas.
We don't have to just look fondly in the rearview mirror at Saturday's beautiful weather, because we will be doing it again today.
High pressure will situate itself over the Northeast on Easter Sunday keeping the forecast dry.
Of all the advisories and warnings and watches and alerts we've had to deal with this crummy year of weather, this is my favorite one – a pastel advisory.
While not as mild as last weekend, temperatures will be close to average and we'll see lots of sun through the holiday weekend, making for a pleasant Easter holiday for travelers and egg hunters!
A little alliteration for you ... First, a fizzling front equals a forecast featuring more cloud cover for our Friday. Second, a system stays south Saturday, so sunshine stops by and sticks around!
It will warm up a bit Saturday with mostly sunny skies and a high of 66 degrees.
There are new rules in baseball this year that threaten to take some of the excitement out of the game. The expanded replay rules allow a manager to exit the dugout and walk to the umpire and ask for a replay if a disputed call occurs. It's all very civilized.
Dom Giordano spoke with Debbie Rafferty Thursday on 1210 WPHT.
Kerwick says his case is emblematic of the problems with city government.
Think about it. When we see dramatic temperature swings, it usually comes with a price, namely a storm system.
Temperatures will plunge again overnight as another Freeze Warning goes into effect for all areas surrounding Philadelphia.
Today was bright but cold across the region, with temperatures averaging more than 10 degrees below normal and a gusty breeze making it feel even worse! But the good news is that we are entering into a period of quiet weather.
Tallaksen is the former Shamong School Board President and has filed a complaint with New Jersey's School Ethics Commission against current member Greg Vitagliano.
Chris Stigall spoke with Howard Stoeckel, the former CEO of Wawa, about the 50th anniversary of the company Wednesday on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Talk about a shock to the system! Our potent Spring storm has thankfully retreated out to sea, and now we're back in a chill more typical of late February.
In the wake of a potent cold front, gusty northwest winds will usher in unseasonably cold air!
With sub-freezing temperatures tomorrow morning, a Freeze Warning has been issued for the area. If you have any cold-sensitive plants outdoors, you may want to consider covering them or moving them inside to ensure no damage.
A potent cold front marching east will slice through the summer-like warmth of recent days.
As a strong cold front approaches from the west, rain will spread across our area.
Behind the front, a wind switch to the northwest will usher in colder temperatures Tuesday night. As the cold air meets up with the remaining moisture, the showers could end as a brief period of wet snow late Tuesday night, mainly in the Poconos and Lehigh Valley.
The countdown is on! One last very mild day remains in our forecast before a potent Spring storm slices through all the warmth we've built up. Daytime highs will flirt with 80 degrees Monday, especially where there's more sunshine.
