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Showers out to the northwest with a strong area of upper level low thats pulling out of here so were going to see lots of sunshine today. Quiet in the weather department. 70 degrees in philadelphia, but look at the suburbs. Just in the 50s in the lehigh valley, 59, into the low 60s in trenton and millville, 62. In dover delaware. When you compare this to yesterday morning temperatures in some spots as much as 15 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. 6 degrees cooler right now in the city, 10 degrees cooler in the lehigh valley, a big change and that humidity is way down there from yesterday morning. Low 50s in fact so nice and comfortable. Lets take a look at the day ahead. Todays high 84 degrees, right around average. Well see lots of sunshine through the day after some morning clouds. By noon, 80, bright sunshine. By 3 00 p. M. , 84. By 6 00 p. M. Coming down from that high of 82 degrees but were heating things up in a big way. Details coming up in the seven day, matt. But youre say
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