Tracking a warm day ahead. Krystal, fill us in. So lets start by looking at temperatures out there. Right now already not a bad start to your morning. Little chill in the air especially north and west, 41 in pottstown and reading youre at 44. Check out philadelphia, 50 to start, not bad. 49 in wildwood and millville at 46. A little cool of a beginning, but as we go through the afternoon hours youre just going to feel that warmup as weve been seeing temperatures way warmer than average continue today. Look at radar and satellite, we have this just perfectly clear picture yet again. Man, i had the last two days off and i had the windows up the both day because just a pretty picture outside with blue skies overhead. We will continue with that today. Few clouds are possible but notice how far away any good cloud coverage is, still states away from us. So we are going to keep clear at least through today. By tomorrow things will start to change just a tad. Heres a look at the trend over the
Anything outside. All plans outside are good to go because weve got really nice conditions as we go through the afternoon. Now, if you are itching to wear a big sweater and boots and a scarf as you go to the Pumpkin Patch, this is not exactly your forecast because its too warm for that kind of stuff. Look where were starting some of these numbers are where, you know, this time of year you might think it would be more in the afternoon hours. 50 in philadelphia, northeast philly, 57 at the Atlantic City maria. 45 in wilmington and cooler in areas like pottstown, reading, low 40s. Allentown at 42 and mt. Pocono at 39. So temperatures are a chill in the air to start but not terribly cold. And as we get into the afternoon hours thats when youre really going to feel the warmup, like the last handful of days talking 70s later on. But these are going to be mid and upper 70s. Heres radar and satellite. Its clear across the entire board, north, south, east, west, no rain to track. No clouds to t
And for some of us were talking upper 70s by this afternoon, those peak high temperatures. On radar and satellite clear picture right now. Remain that way through the day sunny to mostly sunny conditions. Take a look as we progress through the next handful of hours. Were already at 67 in the forecast by 11 00 a. M. , 74 degrees by 2 00 in the afternoon with very light winds. And there it is, plenty of sunshine as well. This doesnt last forever though. We do see changes as we go into your next workweek. Well talk more about those coming up. Well see you shortly. Thanks for that, krystal. New this morning, a car crash in Montgomery County with rescuers pulling the driver from the wreckage. You can see the car flipped over on the sidewalk here. This is on city avenue near 76th street. The car also took down some light poles when it rolled over around 6 30 this morning. Medics did arrive at the scene to take the driver to the hospital. Were working to get more on that persons condition. Ci
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Tacoma bans use of fossil fuels in new city buildings. Are commercial, residential next?
News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 4 hrs ago Allison Needles, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.)
Apr. 22 Tacoma is prohibiting all new city-owned buildings from using natural gas and other fossil fuels energy sources for heating, lighting and power and will explore a similar rule for new residential and commercial buildings.
Tacoma City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday that requires new city-owned buildings, and buildings undergoing major renovations, to use low-carbon fuels such as biodiesel, renewable diesel, renewable natural gas or electricity.
The new policy will become effective Jan. 1, 2022.