The spots were looking at may be a degree or two warmer currently than yesterday except for in south jersey where its a little more chilly than yesterday at this time. Take a comparison here. Yesterday you might remember the temperatures were about 20 degrees colder than the previous day. Now spots are warmer. Spots are warmer, more chilly. Starting out similar to yesterday meaning if you stepped out and went, ah, i should have grabbed the jacket, do it today. It feels very similar outside with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. Look at our radar and satellite view. Totally clear picture. Not a problem to mention. We dont have worries of rain or clouds as we go through today. The fall feel meter, taking it back a notch. Yesterday we were saying, yeah, break out the flannel, it will be chilly all day. Today its the morning chill, not necessarily the afternoon chill, though. Were going to have a warming trend that begins today and lasts many a day. Well look at how long coming up
Theyll pick up to the upper 60s to around 70 this afternoon. Not bad. Radar and satellite shows part of the reason why Clear Conditions. Weve got a lot of sunshine in todays forecast just like we saw yesterday. Its going to be a beautiful blue sky overhead all day long. Heres the trend through your lunch hour. 52 at 9 00 a. M. By noon, 65 degrees. Well on our way to the 70degree mark. Coming up in a few minutes, well time out hour by hour your temperatures across all our neighborhoods. Right now, well go to traffic with Jessica Boyington. Thanks. Starting on the cameras at 8th street in center city, so far, no problems. Right here westbound moving toward the schuylkill expressway, not seeing any delays. Same for eastbound toward 95. Also watching a crash at bala avenue. Drive times in the green and still normal. 95 into center city, a 14minute trip and 15 minutes on the southbound side from the schuylkill to 95. Speeds into the 60s on almost all of them. Back to you guys. 6 02 now. Now
Kids are kids. I was asleep and it woke me up. Linda wolf agrees. I think its kids they hang there all the time. You can see the broken bottles and the trash. Investigators removed several items and will determine if it was fireworks or an improvised device or items in the can. People are leaning toward criminal mischief and not terrorism. They are looking for highly Populated Areas that was not the case here. Reporter so the Investigation Continues was it criminal, some teenage mischief. That is what the experts will be finding out. Live in barnegat, nora muchanic, channel 6 action news. The man accused of detonating bombs in new jersey and new york appeared via skype from the hospital. He pled not guilty to attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to kill the officers that captured him on september 19th and faces separate charges for the bombings in seaside park and manhattan. Some were involved in the take down and the judge set bail at 5. 2 million. A case of a missing woman f
Gettysburg. He describes the action on east cavalry field and argues against the theory that confederate general jb stewart had orders to get around the union flank. Instead, he suggests he was supposed to protect the confederate flank. This is an hourlong event. Have six lectures today, or six talks. Eric wittenbergs outofthebox with the 8 30 slot. He is such know him, a good friend of the heritage area. He is an attorney working in the Business Development and litigation arenas. Born in the philadelphia suburbs, he was raised in southeastern pennsylvania. As many of us did, he made his first trip to gettysburg in the third grade and has been hooked on the history of the American Civil War ever since. He went to college in carlisle pennsylvania and has two degrees from the university of pittsburgh. And a a masters degree doctorate from the university of Pittsburgh School of law. He is also an awardwinning civil war historian. His specialty is calvary operations with an emphasis on the
A good friend of the heritage area. He is an attorney working in the Business Development and litigation arenas. Born in the philadelphia suburbs, he was raised in southeastern pennsylvania. As many of us did, he made his first trip to gettysburg in the third grade and has been hooked on the history of the American Civil War ever since. He is an alumnus of Dickinson College in pennsylvania and has two degrees from the university of pittsburgh. He has a masters degree and a doctorate from the university of Pittsburgh School of law. He is also an awardwinning civil war historian. His specialty is calvary operations with an emphasis on the army of potomacs calvary court. He is the author of 19 published books. I cant imagine what he does as a lawyer. 19 published books. He is the author of a book about john buford at gettysburg, which won the round tables 2014 book 5 book award. He is also the author of a book about protecting the flank at gettysburg. His first book, gettysburg for action