Weather. Thank you for the hot chocolate. That is hitting the spot. Reporter lets go to thewe have windchill advisory in effect. This goes through today saturday. Windchills throughout this period and in through saturdayits a warning up in poconos, severe windchills on th up and c the next couple of days. Noreaster well nova sosha, we have sunshine on the way for the start of t day. The region making it feel uncomfortable. Ten in allentown and reading. 12 in millville and 15 degrees in cape may. With winds running in the teens right now heres twhait feels feels what it feels like. 7 below in trenton. 8 below in wilmington. 9 below in allentown and reading, 6 below ined i say more . Its not comfortable out there. Going in terms of the temperatures, going well stop at 17 this a not much of change at all as we go through the day. Maybe a clo windchills are below zero thanks to the winds runni to 25 Miles Per Hour combined with the bitter cold. We get moderate temperatures week, but there
It looks fantastic but just to make sure im reading these right. The first page, the first tab the first ambulance on the scene. Could you go into detail on the numbers. They look pretty good but am i reading it right . You are. 90 all the time. Starting with the first unit on scene, commissioner veronese brought up, the qrvs would help that one. Thats when we get our first unit there to the code three responses. The 90th percentage 5. 18. What they want us to be 4. 50. That would be the goal. Thats why i say the qrvs would help there. Thats where we get the most calls, theyd get there quick. I think it would bring it closer to 4. 5. The second section, the first als unit on scene, including the engines or ambulances or rescue captain. Were mandated to get them 90th percentage under 7 minutes and were at basically 6. 326. Emergency response, the last one is the first ambulance on scene the goal there, 90th percentage were not meeting it this month, it could have to do with new years ev
I dont come its 60 degrees out there. Reporter it feels nice out there this morning. Reporter as soon as you step outside, its like, wow, i remember this. The roads are wet, we had some light showers coming through so far. Storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you these, so far so good its light nuisance rain, roads wet, you want to use extra caution, matt pellman will talk about any problems that pop up this morning right now its fairly light. Were looking at the arrival of heavier rain a little bit later on this morning and off and on through the day, but even then it will be pockets of it coming through temporarily. Were keeping an eye out for fog, because theres a chance this develops across the region. So far so good in philadelphia with a 7mile visibility. With the areas highlighted in gray, berks county, Lancaster County and Chester County and through wilmington we have visibilities including a third of a mile in wilmington. Its dense, i had a twitter follower saying things loo
The great stars. But your report on i dont know if this is through chief stanoff on ambulance on time. Can you go into a little detail on that. It looks fantastic but just to make sure im reading these right. The first page, the first tab the first ambulance on the scene. Could you go into detail on the numbers. They look pretty good but am i reading it right . You are. 90 all the time. Starting with the first unit on scene, commissioner veronese brought up, the qrvs would help that one. Thats when we get our first unit there to the code three responses. The 90th percentage 5. 18. What they want us to be 4. 50. That would be the goal. Thats why i say the qrvs would help there. Thats where we get the most calls, theyd get there quick. I think it would bring it closer to 4. 5. The second section, the first als unit on scene, including the engines or ambulances or rescue captain. Were mandated to get them 90th percentage under 7 minutes and were at basically 6. 326. Emergency response, th
Can you go into a little detail on that. It looks fantastic but just to make sure im reading these right. The first page, the first tab the first ambulance on the scene. Could you go into detail on the numbers. They look pretty good but am i reading it right . You are. 90 all the time. Starting with the first unit on scene, commissioner veronese brought up, the qrvs would help that one. Thats when we get our first unit there to the code three responses. The 90th percentage 5. 18. What they want us to be 4. 50. That would be the goal. Thats why i say the qrvs would help there. Thats where we get the most calls, theyd get there quick. I think it would bring it closer to 4. 5. The second section, the first als unit on scene, including the engines or ambulances or rescue captain. Were mandated to get them 90th percentage under 7 minutes and were at basically 6. 326. Emergency response, the last one is the first ambulance on scene the goal there, 90th percentage were not meeting it this mon