Right along it was moving quickly at 35 miles action news per hour. Thankfully it was relatively shortlived. But yeah maybe the damage was done if you were woken up by this. I have heard reports were seeing a couple thousand and without power because of the cell. Heat alerts in effect. Excessive heat warning in immediate vicinity and heat advisories for everyone else. No one is immune to the heat issues well face today. Meanwhile looking at current temperatures its not necessarily rain cooled air but a bit of relief through reading and philadelphia muggy. Rain has done its part to at least knock back higher feels like values. Currently 75. Were off to a warm start. We have no problem spiking all the way back into the upper 90s later on today. But again well have to track additional showers and thunderstorms as the day progressing as we still have a cold front that has yet to cross. Meisha. Katie, thank you so much for that. Good morning, everyone. Happy monday. Well get right into it h
Melissa so we are starting to night with latest plan to block the keystone pipeline, both figuratively and literally actually. Why not just build a wind turbine right in the way . That ii what theyre thinking. A group of nebraska environmentalists and farmers are working to raise 65,000 to build Renewable Energy projects on land directly in the pipelines path. We have the president of the Nebraska Farmers Union one of the groups behind the push. How do did you come up with this idea . We were looking for a way to be able to use a hybrid wind and Solar Project to help make more concrete, what the real Energy Choices are for us on this issue. And by putting it right on the pipeline, we will put the president in a position where he, if he makes the decision to approve the pipeline, well have to approve the tearing down of a forwardlooking Renewable Energy Community Meeting hall. Melissa it is very creative idea. At the same time i have to wonder, 65,000 does not sound like a very big wind
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