Now across the region at this hour and temperatures are, well, still on the chilly side but hey were making improvements from yesterday. Lets go to the current temperatures across the region we have 33 degrees right now in philadelphia. It is 29 in wilmington. Thirty in dover. Thirtyone millville. Twentys to the lower 30s down the shore. Thirtyone wildwood. We are in the lower 20s in the poconos at 22 degrees. Heres improvement though we are already warmer compared to just, and, and, and, warmer, like wilmington and it is 9 degrees warmer in philadelphia. Heres what you can expect throughout the daytoday, not as cold as yesterday, High Temperatures will be about five to 10 degrees warms cross the entire delaware valley. We will have Morning Cloud but those will be filtered out to sunday as we head in the afternoon and light, variable wind, that means that wind chill will not be the kind of issue like what we had yesterday morning. Heres what you can expect throughout the day, 36 degree
Potential for flooding. Katie. Thank you, lisa. Flood warnings are in effect for Sonoma County as the water levels in several rivers and creeks continue to rise. We are live in petaluma where willowbrook creek is a good example. K. He ra. Katie, two days ago willowbrook creek was completely empty. Yesterday it filled almost to its limit. Its happening all over Sonoma County. Rivers and creeks filling either to their limits or unfortunately in some cases over their limits. One man tells us he watched the banks of the Russian River rise to 17 feet yesterday. He was packing his belongings. This morning hes planning to head for higher ground. I think it will be up to here because the flood stage or the expectations at gurnville is 32 feet. Flood signs popped up across highways and low lying back roads. Some drivers ignored those warning signs, you can see, and tried to cross anyway with no luck. A windsor resident said he pulled three cars out of a flooded part of the road. The Russian Riv
BGSA leader Kimya Loder is a ‘unifying force’ in student organizing for AAAS departmentalization
Kimya Loder, a third-year sociology Ph.D. student, has been at the forefront of advocacy for departmentalization of the African & African American Studies (AAAS) program.
Kimya Loder
BGSA President
Upon her arrival at Stanford, Loder’s primary mission was to find spaces where she felt seen and supported both personally and academically. She found the AAAS program, the Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) and the Black Services Community Center (BCSC) to be such spaces.
From there, she quickly rose and stepped into the presidency of the BGSA at a contentious time, as protests for George Floyd surged nationally and campus policing conversations heightened and as conversations on AAAS departmentalization reemerged.