Yesterday. The wind has died down. It will stay light tore start with. By 9 00 sun zion, a light breeze. 30. Then a west southwesterly will kick in and help to warm us to fear 40 degrees at noon time. So thats a big warmup. Well be into the 40s this afternoon. Got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast back at 10 00. Jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. We are watching the schuylkill for this disabled truck here. Right before the exit ramp around montgomery drive. You can see east bound right now, traffic is moving along nicely by the scene. We have the blue route to the vine street expressway. No problems headed west bound as well. No problems passing the scene into the exit ramp into that central shoulder there. Over on delaware construction, watch out for some construction on route 202 around brandywine parkway. Lane restrictions until about 5 00. Through delaware, you are good. Can you see 95 moving along nicely. Northbound from 295 the 495 an 11 minute trip at the
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