With a look at the damage there. Threats get started with meteorologist Melissa Magee over at the big board, melissa. Sarah its second day of november and feels more like december when you factor in the blustery winds and really cold wind chills weve been dealing with throughout much of the day. As we look at peak wind gusts we had gusts of 48 miles an hour gusting as high as 47 in the poconos. Wilmington, dover and Atlantic City clocking in with gusts tvd 45 miles an hour. And heres the cup pretty and reason why it was windy. Stormtracker 6 double scan radar show you this area of low pressure this coastal storm that affected areas of new england and heavy and early season snow. This is lifting on off to the north and east. And we have High Pressure over the ohio valley that works its wayest ward and sandwiched in between so you get the winds funneling in out of the northwestch the northwest chill is stick ago around. Temperatures currently in the 40s. You factor in the wind chill and
And lehigh valleys crushing cars, toppling trees and tearing down power lines. Thousands were left without electricity and tomorrow will be a day of cleanup for many. Sunday night and the big story on action news is a day of damaging winds and cleanup begins in ernest tomorrow as we prepare for another night of cold temperatures. Ab an has a look at damage. But first well go to meteorologist mel bhel more on the winds that whipped across the region today. Melissa. Sarah that was big weather story today. We had blustery winds and highest winds reported earlier this morning. Peak wind gusts in philadelphia as high as 48 miles an hour and gusts today in poconos of 47 miles an hour. Wilmington, dover, atlantic city, clocking in with gusts as high as 45 miles an hour. Heres cup pretty and reason why it was so windy today. Stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you were tracking coastal storm essentially noreaster for areas in new england that produced heavy snow across maine today exiting
Racing: Why trainer Jamie Richards isn t nervous about Melody Belle s record chase
11 Feb, 2021 07:50 AM
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If Melody Belle wins the Herbie Dyke at Te Rapa she will become New Zealand s most successful Group 1 thoroughbred. Photo / Photosport
If Melody Belle wins the Herbie Dyke at Te Rapa she will become New Zealand s most successful Group 1 thoroughbred. Photo / Photosport
NZ Herald
By: Michael Guerin
Jamie Richards is too busy to get caught up in the emotion of what Melody Belle is expected to achieve at Te Rapa on Saturday.
The champion trainer realises if his great mare wins the Herbie Dyke and becomes New Zealand s most successful Group 1 thoroughbred it is special in our racing history and he will be the man who helped make it happen.