Bundle up. Its the coldest morning weve experienced this fall and theres even a frost advisory in some areas. David and karen, what are we going to do about this. Yeah, temperatures considerably colder than yesterday. Man, she sure are and getting down into the 30s in some neighborhoods in fact. Lets get you to the weather center. You can see the cloud cover from yesterday is off the coast so shades will be appropriate this morning. And so will probably a coat. In reading we have dipped to 39 degrees, same thing in lancaster, 38 now in wilmington and down to 40 in allentown and well almost certainly dip from there. 39 trees in trenton and philadelphia is down to 42 so everybody really chilling at this point and it looks like it stays cool. 41 degrees by 7 oclock in philadelphia, 53 by noon. Notice all the sunshine and your high today is just 61 degrees at 3 oclock. Now, its not going to be as windy as it was yesterday but obviously it will be every bit as chilly as we go through the af
Then its fine. So, its fine. Its going to be a good looking day, too. We have cloud cover offer the the off the coast. Get notice sunglasses ready as that sun will be nice and bright today. 42 degrees in philadelphia right now though so youll probably want to grab a jacket as well. Still holding 40 in allentown but just 38 in trenton, 37 in reading, 38 in wilmington and 39 at the airport in Atlantic City. And in between these numbers we may have some pockets that are even cooler. So, frost advisory in effect. Well talk more about that in a moment. And you do want to dress appropriately. 41 degrees by 7 oclock in philadelphia. By noon, plenty of sunshine but only 53. And were expecting a high of 61. This will probably hit around 3, 4 oclock this afternoon before were right back down into the 50s. If youre dressing the kids for that bus stop, well, dress them warmly as some suburbs and some pockets we could be as cool as 36 this morning in suburbs and about 41 in center city. And in the
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