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Thousands of people are expected to take to the streets in the heart of Chambersburg on Saturday for the culmination of ChambersFest 2021.
It s a good idea to come prepared for intense heat. You ll also want to make sure you have sunscreen and an umbrella.
Temperatures will rise from the low 80s when the Old Market Day street festival opens to a high of about 97 by the afternoon. High humidity will make it feel like it is almost 10 degrees hotter so, over 100, according to Accuweather.
It should be pretty sunny, but Accuweather s forecast shows a chance of thunderstorms throughout the day. One or more could be severe with damaging winds and flash flooding.
ChambersFest: Be ready for weather at Old Market Day, light show
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Thousands of low-income residents across Pennsylvania are at risk of losing their power, gas, water, sewer or other utilities as providers continue cutting service to customers who had fallen behind on their bills during the pandemic.
For months, it was no big deal; although customers would still have to pay their balance eventually. The Public Utility Commission had suspended utility shutoffs as a way to protect people who lost income as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
But for the majority of people affected in the protected class those making less than 300% of the federal poverty guidelines that changed when commissioners voted earlier this year to end the moratorium on April 1. Shutoffs began back in November for higher earners.