Sidewalks, driveways but new skies have cleared, and temperatures have listen. Look at these numbers at 44 degrees in philadelphia. 12 degrees warmer then this time yesterday when we were right around freezing, it is 45 in dover, 41 wilmington and 40 degrees in allentown but there is a problem, snow really did start to melt. I dont know if you saw it but drifting off my gutter pipes all day so there is a lot of water, puddles, wet spots so temperatures do drop below freezing again tonight. There is potential for re freeze as we head into tomorrow morning not a ton but if there is something that looks wet when you walk outside tomorrow morning watch out it could be ice once again we will continue to melt that snow. Temperatures got back to normal and then we will climb higher by friday, 60 degrees and we said taste of april, 60 but also april is men for one or thing, april showers, i will tell you when rain returns to the forecast as well, coming up. So looking like weather wont be a pr
Saving officers lives. I dont know how we would have handle it without this equipment. During the standoff the residents were told to shelter in place. Came out to see what is going on. Go inside the guy has a semi and he could reach to where we were. And homeowners that were not home wait bid a nearby high school communicating with loved ones by phone. Schools were closed because of the violence nearby. She heard the gunshots at 5 00 and then another series a few minutes after that and didnt stop hearing that until after 12 00. About ten townhomes and 18 residents were evacuated to a nearby fire station and they of course, have been allowed to return to their home since the stand your ended. Police found a handgun and rifle inside of the residence and the woman inside who was again uninjured was taken to the Police Department to be interviewed. Its unclear what set this off. Live in sicklerville, sara bloomquist, channel 6 action news. Thank you. You can read more about the 12 hour st
Four new assistant professors in the Duke Department of Mathematics represent a great stride toward the future of math, Department Chair and Phillip Griffiths Professor of Mathematics Robert Bryant says. “For all four of these new people, computation has fundamentally changed their approach to problems,” he says. “They are exploring areas that were simply out of reach in the past.”
Chestnut Ridge looked to the next school year at its Tuesday night school board meeting with a preliminary tax increase and several staff changes approved.