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That tomorrow. Watch what happens to the temperatures. It doesnt drop off tonight. 79 by 11 00 tomorrow morning. We are in the upper 70s quickly and into the 90s by 10 00, 11 00 in the morning. Look at the temperatures getting up, 97 at least according to this computer model, tomorrow afternoon. Plus the higher humidity. More on that coming up. Now, lets go to Sheena Parveen with more on the thunderstorm threats. Thats right. We have thunderstorms we are watching for this evening but only part of the area will see that they are mostly in central pennsylvania right now. Then as we go into tomorrow, thats going to be a different story. Looking at the satellite, you see storms approaching harrisburg. Its a line of storms with a lot of lightning in this line. As we track it from west to east, allentown, it could be near you by 8 45, lancaster, 9 00. A lot of these should break up as they near the i95 corridor. This is what we have in store for tonight. The Severe Threat for the rest of tod
Whipping tonight in center city. Its that wind that makes it feel well below zero right now. We have not seen temperatures this low in decades. Good evening to you. Im lucy noland. Im iain page. At least five people in our area have died in the cold in just the past month. Very serious situation a lot of schools have already decided on closing and delays for tomorrow. You can see them at the bottom of your screen. We have Live Team Coverage tonight. Chris oconnell is in delaware. We begin though with Scott Williams tracking the deep freeze. Scott. Good evening, lucy and iain. It is a bone chilling record setting cold about to set up shop across our area. Temperatures have dropped considerably since 6 00 p. M. Lets take a look at the current numbers right now and you can see these are the actual air temperatures. It is nine in wilmington as well as millville. Its six in reading. Two below right now in the pocono mountains and 11 in philadelphia but you have to factor in the wind and it
Setting cold about to set up shop across our area. Temperatures have dropped considerably since 6 00 p. M. Lets take a look at the current numbers right now and you can see these are the actual air temperatures. It is nine in wilmington as well as millville. Its six in reading. Two below right now in the pocono mountains and 11 in philadelphia but you have to factor in the wind and it feels like eight below already in philadelphia. It feels like 16 degrees below zero in reading and 25 degrees below zero in the pocono mountains. So frost bite can set in win 15 to 30 minutes when we have wind chills 15 to 25 degrees below zero for parts of the lehigh as well as the delaware valley. You can see highlighted in all of those counties we are looking at the advisories. And then toward the pocono mountains we have wind chill warnings through friday. Feels like temperatures for a time cog 25 to 35 degrees below zero. The frost bite times there 10 to 15 minutes for your exposed skin skin. Cover y
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