6 00 p. M. , 73, breezy and blustery and comfortable enough. As we head into the Holiday Weekend, pollen wise were in the medium high range getting worse by monday, not as bad as a week noof ago and a half ago pollen is a little high. Reporter holidays could be busy on the roads. I think the roads will be relative quiet. So far its looking good, i95 close to penns landing overnight construction is gone that crash that we ended with last evening in the southbound lanes long gone, everything reopened and the road is drying out. No issues on the schuylkill expressway or the boulevard or the vine street expressway. That pothole in yeadon shutting down providence road, stay on mcdade boulevard. In run meed theres a crash with a found pole along bowers avenue, everything is open in the neighborhood. Construction on 295 northbound through belmawr has cleared out. The crash site i told you about in wilmington, southbound 495 terminal avenue has cleared. In townsend we have that overturned box
Medium high range and staying there there the Holiday Weekend. Matt pellman ill have the poconos shore and weekend call coming up. For now what are the roads looking like. Its a smidge brought out there. This is i95 heading southbound away from the sunshine. Towards center city were seeing the typical friday morning delays cottman to the betsy ross bridge allegheny to girard. On the schuylkill expressway not too bad start to slow westbound by belmont. Roosevelt boulevard looks good, its spring when the concerts return to the mann music center. All time low on the docket this evening. In upper eucland Chester County getting word of a crash along 100 north of the turnpike near fellowship road. Speaking of the turnpike looking better than yesterday morning when we had the fire westbound. Everything is open with speeds in the mid 60s. There was a crash in runnymede that brought down a pole bowers avenue at west first avenue. You can get by at the scene. No issues on 295 the new jersey turn
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