Lets start you with radar. Earlier we had yellow popping through parts of the region down south and in cape may and southern delaware. This rain was all the way up to middletown and millville and close to hammonton. It is lightning up. It is lighter precipitation there are a lot of holes opening up, out to the west of us well transition to a spotty precipitation pattern. Its been raining down the shore for a couple of hours. Well be looking at spotty shower activity. North of the area, were not seeing anything. So the picnics are fine. 75 degrees in philadelphia. 70 in trenton. 69 in allentown. 65 in cape may and dover where we have some of the lighter showers trying to work their way out. Dewpoints are in the 50s a lot of area, even the 60 in millville is not that bad. Not that humid and staying on the low side humidity wise. Were expecting high of 82 around 2 00 p. M. , 5 00 p. M. , 81. Gradually we sink into the 70s with a fair amount of clouds, i think the farther north you are, th
Dead after a south jersey jet ski accident. A brushfire races through a california neighborhood destroying a number of homes. First, the exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast with meteorologist david murphy. David folks at the shore woke up to rain, but its cleared out now. Reporter it does look like it cleared out and now we have sunshine breaking through the high, thin cloud cover. Satellite is showing the cloud cover is thinning out a little bit. Areas close to the coast are starting to see sun. There are additional showers out at the west, they may take same at the areas of southern delaware and extreme south jersey. 75 in allentown. 75 in trenton. 75 in wilmington. 69 degrees in cape may at this hour. Dewpoints also in the 50s in a lot of neighborhoods, so the humidity not all that bad. As we roll through the rest of the way, were going for a high of 82. I could see us hitting that in philadelphia around 3 00 p. M. , and then this model has us still on or about 80 all the way to
The patience of its people was running out. Some important papers of human rights icon Nelson Mandela are the highlight of an Art Exhibition in tokyo. Japans Prime Minister is taking action to stop radioactive groundwater at the Fukushima Daiichi from flowing into the pacific ocean. Shinzo abe is considering a plan to give the operator funding to deal with the problem. Tepco managers are considering building a large underground wall to dam the ground water. Prime minister abe spoke about his decision during a meeting with government officials. Translator people are extremely concerned about these leaks. They must be dealt with. The government cannot leave the issue entirely up to the Plant Operator tepco. We must take steps to help the utility. Abe told the industry minister to instruct managers to do whatever they can to stop the leaks right away. It is estimated 300 tons of radioactive ground water is getting into the ocean every day. Of the 300 tons accumulates in an area tepco engi
With the help of specific software packages, "I conduct a drive-test, through which I study the quality and coverage of the network," said student Nune Baghdasaryan.
YEREVAN, JULY 26, ARMENPRESS. For exactly three weeks, employees of various departments of mobile network of the Ucom’s Technical Directorate once again shared their professional skills, knowledge and know-hows in telecommunications field with ten students from the Faculty of Information and Telecommunication Technologies and Electronics of the National Polytechnic University of Armenia (NPUA).