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Delaware Valley storm: Severe wind, rain and flooding in Philly region, N J

Several rivers are expected to see moderate to major flooding, and wind speeds could reach 65 miles per hour along the Jersey and Delaware coasts.

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Nor easter dumps snow on Poconos, Lehigh Valley; rain in Delaware Valley

The first winter storm for the Philadelphia area saw many people out stocking up and trying to safely navigate between snow and heavy rain.

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Summer derailment raises train safety concerns | The Chestnut Hill Local

First came the heavy rains. Then came the derailed train.

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Despite record global heat, Philly had coolest summer since 2014

This summer was the world’s hottest since global records started in the late 1800s, due in part to El Niño.

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Philly preps 13 cooling centers for next heat emergency

Cooling centers at libraries or rec centers have bathrooms, water fountains, and things to do. City officials see them as better options than idling buses.

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