Those single digit wind chills we had 24 hours ago. 30 degrees in the city but it feels like 23, and some sunrise time is 7 20. Heres where the snow is, right now, it is a clipper system that is stalling out to or north and west and we will see it on the western edge of the Lancaster County, berks county, little bit of snow up in the pocono mountains and stray squall here that have got reports on those but these counties under a advisory and does not include philadelphia or Delaware County or any of the counties in delaware, or, south jersey, and, everything north and west of there is where we expected to see some snow today, and, tomorrow morning. So, it is, not a big snow maker but it will stick around for a while. Meanwhile we are getting to 42 e freezing. So we cannot even rule out a stray rain shower later on but for all of us, or most of us, we will wait until after dark to see anything. Sunset time not until 5 02. These days are getting longer. You have time to get your ice melt
In recent days, we have seen app-based corporations on the offensive. They are blaming rising costs and slagging business on a "Seattle City ordinance designed to give food delivery app drivers a more livable wage." In the post, "No, the Minimum Wage for Gig Workers Is Not 'Backfiring,'" Hannah Krieg made it clear that "DoorDash, Uber Eats, GrubHub, and InstaCart" are, in this instance, an empty wagon that's making a lot of noise. Or, put.