Early this morning. The low in philadelphia or in allentown i should say dropped all the way down to 25 degrees. Thats the third earliest state for 25degree weather for allentown since records began there back in 1922. So, unusually cold. Definitely needed the winter coats the past three days. However, if you look at what the temperatures are out to the west, thats the air mass heading our way. Cincinnati, its 64. Chicago, its 72 degrees. Im tracking unseasonably warm weather moving in by the middle of the week. Ill have details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Brian. All right, cecily, thanks very much. You know, eagles fans hugely pumped for tonights game. The tailgating began hours ago and the excitement will soon move from the parking lot into the stadium. Action News Reporter chad pradelli live outside the linc in south philadelphia where the party continues. Chad, youve got details from there. Reporter yeah, brian, here in eagles country, it is a sea of green.
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A Garden State of Mind The latest mural on The Ave celebrates Vineland’s agricultural heritage. by Emily Farrell
There is something especially refreshing about homegrown produce after a day of sweating out the summer heat. One particularly hot afternoon I found myself cruising by farm fields to Malench’s Farm Market, at the intersection of the Boulevard and East Sherman Avenue, where I was greeted as warmly as the humid air. I began to peruse the stand for a fresh souvenir, reminded of how sweet it is to call Jersey home.
New Jersey ranks among the top 10 in the nation for its production of peaches, tomatoes, blueberries, cucumbers, peppers, spinach, cranberries, squash/zucchini, asparagus, and eggplant, shares NJDA Public Information Officer Jeff Wolfe. The “Jersey Fresh” logo, a recognizable branding and distinction of quality that began in 1984, has a reputation far and wide.