a six. did you notice it was colder outside? well, adding one full extra layer on bus stop buddy. put scarf on in the hat that covers his ears, because it is a colder start. our windchills in the teens and 20 s, as you walk out the door this morning. it will be colder experience, couple of snow flurries, showing up on radar, not a big deal. feels like 25, that s why we added another layer. sunrise at 6:50 this morning, and we are expecting plenty of sunshine, but with the teens and 20 s you will have to bundle up. won t get out of the 30 s today, expecting high temperature even with the sunshine of 37 degrees. that s your weather authority forecast, bob kelly, where is the problem? little problem on the westbound schuylkill, disable, police got bunch of flares down, because it is in the stretch where there is no overhead street lamps, so it comes up on you fast there, not really big shoulder either begin town charlie brown, live look at the vine expressway, no probl
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to be colder. let s start you with satellite. we have a lack of any significant cloud cover out here so plenty of sunshine on the way and over in the east right now we re already seeing the skies getting a little bit bright. but the temperatures are colder than they ve been in awhile. we re down to 39 in philadelphia. but a lot of spots like millville, allentown, reading and lancaster are actually down in the 20 s. 26 degrees currently in allentown. and wilmington below freezing at 30. trenton is also fallen below freezing at 31. not much wind out here. the winds have fallen back as expected but it is cold and maybe you re digging some of that extra gear out of the closet where it s been sitting for a while. on the bus stop this morning between now and 8:00 in a lot of neighborhoods in the mid 30 s, that s where you re going to be. and as we go through the day things do get better. 47 degrees by 11 o clock. still kind of chill there will but by 1 o clock 53 and by 3 o clock,
a bit chilly. by 6:00 a.m. about 40. by 8:00 a.m. 41 degrees. after that temperatures will be just a little bit above average. not quite as mild as yesterday. 50 degrees for your high. the whole way through we ll see sunshine mixing with clouds its a nice afternoon. no rain, no problems with wind so we could stake that. by noon 47, by 3:00 p.m. 49 degrees. by 6:00 p.m., 44 coming down from your high of 50. the one issue today is unusual for this time of year. it s an air quality alert day. this is for the unhealthy sensitive groups much be careful if you re the young elderly anyone with respiratory issues try not to be outside so much today. there are a lot of fine particles in air. we have an inversion with warmer air aloft trapping in pollution. other than that a nice day to enjoy. details in a warmup on that seven day coming up. you know one of the philosophies i abide by is better late than never karen rogers and i think maybe the way our construction crews feel, too. t
little differently. fox 29 s bruce gordon joins us live at school district headquarters tonight. bruce you just heard from the district. reporter: that s right iai iain. they have agreed formal until writing to let s say this, play nicely with the local funding entity. of course philadelphia city council but neither side is even pretending that the larger budget crisis is going away any time soon. after years of tension between city council and the philadelphia school district, with lawmakers claiming schools want big bucks with little accountability, finally a come by ya moment. on wednesday the two sides signed an agreement requiring district to provide more information on a regular basis and making council more go comfortable in freeing up $25 million in extra funding. but both sides were quick to point out, this is no big picture solution. this is not a solution. i don t want anybody to say, councilman clark, is this going to fix the school district? absolutely not.