31 in allentown. And below freezing in reading and trenton. Were down to 29 in lancaster 34 in wildwood and 31 in atlantic city. There is still a wind blowing the same wind that you felt yesterday as we dug through the afternoon and thats giving a wind chill making it feel like its 25 in the city, 19 in allentown 17degree wind chill in reading, 23 in wilmington, 20 in trenton and 25 in millville so Everybody Needs to bundle up a bit. As we roll through the day you can see were going to be fairly sunny with a few high clouds digging in later today. 32 degrees by 9 oclock. Then by noon 38. We are going to get up into the 40s with a high of 45. Well probably hit that rather late in the day, perhaps around 4 oclock and then back to 42 by 6 00 but there will be a pretty blustery wind blowing and youll need coats from start to finish. More on that possible wintry mix for friday coming up with future tracker 6. Karen. As we look outside we have Early Morning problems. You can see the flashing
Blowing. 29 degrees in allentown, 27 in reading, run in wilmington and in trenton and 33 in wildwood. And when you factor in the wind dropping down out of the northwest it feels like its in the 20s and teens across the region. A wind chill of 27 right now in philadelphia so bun dim. Its a cold test on the way to school this morning, kids. 34 degrees on your Storm Tracker 6 app right now. By 8 00 were liable to dip to about 31. By noon back to 38 and well spend the afternoon in the 40s. 45 by 3 oclock. Well probably get up to, ooh man, about 45, 46 for a high and that will be around for clock this afternoon. Karen, we do have the chance of a wintry mix on friday. Its a light march snowfall. Just as we get ready for the arrival of spring. Ill have details coming up in that sevenday. All right dave. I want to give you the latest with this accident. Its right on the roosevelt boulevard southbound near ridge avenue. We can see a must be of emergency workers. Looked like we had more arrive a
An 81-year-old man who was arrested near Los Angeles, California for tormenting neighbors by being a "serial slingshot shooter" died just one day after his release from jail.
An 81-year-old "serial slingshot shooter" from California who terrorized his neighborhood for ten years was found dead just days after his release from prison.
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