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We have got wind chills that range from 14 degrees in reading, to 19 in wildwood and feels like 17 in lancaster. For today, philadelphia, millville, wilmington we will top off in the mid 40s, high of 33 in mount pocono, high of 39 in allentown and at the shore we will probably be in the le to mid 40s with plenty of sunshine, for the rest of the weekend forecast, coming up, bob kelly. Hey sue, good morning. 5 01. Kind of quiet as we kick it off, left over construction live look at eastbound schuy...

The pick for secretary of state. His russian ties causing concerns for some. More on those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather sevenday forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. Winter weather advisory today, chris. Reporter good afternoon to you guys, everything is in line with what were seeing this morning. We see a band of snow south of pittsburgh, right about here, this is overrunning moisture that is developing. Most of it is west of State College at this point, but this is all sta...

Tonight. 31 degrees in philadelphia. The colder air is pulling in. We were 66 a couple of days ago. Trenton, 29. Allentown 27. The poconos, 19. Dover, 33. Cape may, not reporting at this hour, at last report they were sitting at 34. They are in the clear, as well. Cold air is spilling this way down the eastern slopes of the appalachians, most of the big cities are below freezing all the way down to washington, d. C. Here comes a sliver of moisture approaching from the west running into the cold ...

You know, its needs to be paid for. Baseballs and softballs from last year. Reporter running a league and fields isnt cheap. 17,000 is onethird of the annual operating budget. Its not a moneymaking league. Reporter theyre working out a payment plan and have a gofundme page. A big donation would be a home run. If that strikes out, the scoreboard and back stops will have to wait to be replaced. You know the deal theres no crying in baseball. You know, we owe the money. Well do our best to pay it b...

On June 7, 1997, the Detroit Red Wings ended a Stanley Cup drought 25 years ago, ushering in the age of Hockeytown.

On June 7, 1997, the Detroit Red Wings ended a Stanley Cup drought 25 years ago, ushering in the age of Hockeytown.

On June 7, 1997, the Detroit Red Wings ended a Stanley Cup drought 25 years ago, ushering in the age of Hockeytown.

On June 7, 1997, the Detroit Red Wings ended a Stanley Cup drought 25 years ago, ushering in the age of Hockeytown.