Problems. Any difference, it will be warmer and a lot cloudier. So, we will go back to seven out of ten in our weather by the numbers, an actual seven today. No rain until tomorrow. So, 41 degrees, little chillier than it was yesterday at this time, a 6mile an hour breeze, 6 49. Your sunrise time, we have temperatures all in the 30s to the north of us, mount pocono, allentown, pottstown, reading, lancaster in the 30s, so is trenton, so is wrightstown, so is millville, new jersey, wilds is our mild i shall spot with 54 degrees, 45 in wilmington, so these temperatures are as much as seven, eight, 9 degrees chillier than they were yesterday. Mount pocono already chilly yesterday. 12 degrees chillier in millville. So may want to add extra layer before you walk out this morning. Winds mostly coming out of the northeast, at 6 miles an hour, in philadelphia. Planning your day, some sun this morning, as we get to 7 00 and it is light out. Partly sunny skies by lunchtime, but see extra clouds,
Tomorrow. 8mile per hour winds, 6 49 your sunrise time, and temperatures are chillier than they were yesterday. Thirtyfive in allentown, 38 degrees mount pocono. Thirtynine trenton. There is wrightstown, with 35. It is 46 in atlantic city, 54 degrees in wildwood. And the difference between today and yesterday at this time is 6 degrees lower, the temperature, in philadelphia, 9 degrees cooler, in millville. So, plan on a loft cloud cover today. Off to chillier start, with the 41 degrees in philadelphia. Fiftynine by lunchtime, milder than yesterday, definately clouding up. High temperature just before sunset of 6 62. Sunset at 4 43 p. M. If you want to do something outside, you have got to do it fast. Or pack it up, just say we will get it tomorrow. Thats what i usually do. Coming up 5 02 this wednesday morning, good morning shall everybody, looking good on the pennsylvania turnpike, left over work crew out there, near downingtown. So far so good on 202, but later on today theyll be put
Clouds. We really didnt get a whole lot of showers or thunderstorms last night. There was basically one that popped up and that was it and now you can see a little cloud cover out to the west but basically clear skies and staying that way for most of today. 64 degrees in philadelphia. Notice how the winds are no longer coming up out of the humid south. Theyre now drawing in out of the northwest and that has lowered our humidity so it feels a lot more comfortable as you step outside this morning. Might even like a light jacket with a bit of breeze blowing through the region. On the bus stop this morning by particular clock 59, by 8 oclock 60 degrees. At times it could be breezy but mainly clearly as we roll through the day, cooler, 64 degrees on your Storm Tracker six app, down to 60 by 8 oclock, back to 66 by noon, 71 by 3 oclock and a Late Afternoon high of 72 probably around four block back to 69 by 6 oclock. So much cooler, bright and actually a pretty nice day from start to finish.
With a high of 72 probably slotting in around 3 30 or 4 oclock before were back into the upper 60s by dinnertime. In terms of pollen, we had that big break yesterday where everybody could breathe deep with no problems bless. Today were back up into the median high range and probably staying there right into the holiday weekend. Karen well give you the late of the details on what things are looking like for the memorial day weekend coming up. All right dave. Coming in from yardley or langhorne this is your ride. I95 southbound at cottman looking good. Weve got light volume, Clear Conditions roads are dry. What more can i give you . Vine street expressway here past i95 westbound you got to be careful as you come around this curve. We have a guy over here flat tire, guy off the side of the road so be watchful of that. It is off to the shoulder so not causing any big problem there. On the big picture schuylkill eastbound near 30th street we had construction there. It has since cleared. Tra
Kanawha County Schools recently named its employees of the year, recognizing a teacher, counselor, service personnel and professional who have shown outstanding dedication to the students of Kanawha County. They are: Jodi Grimm, a sixth-grade teacher at Elkview Middle School, Teacher of the Year; Trinity Resler is completing her first year as an elementary counselor at Nitro Elementary, Counselor of the Year; Service Personnel of the Year winner Susan Wiley has worked with Kanawha County Schools for 30 years and has held several positions in that time. For the past 11 years, Wiley has been a clerk and secretary at Dupont Middle School. Professional Employee of the Year, Executive director of safety and security Keith Vititoe.