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Hoping their outdoor plans and fire works wont be spoiled. We will deal with some clouds, that is about it. Dont clouds help with keep things warmer. That is right they hold in the the heat that we will get to day and temperatures not that cold by midnight. Still talking about 40. Colder with the wind but hey, we will take that for this time of the career. Tire works lance, definitely a good. Travel plans across the region today and tomorrow looks great mummers parade good conditions here across the Delaware Valley this new years weekend. We will go outside this morning, chilly, compared to ye...

Per hour. So were dry pretty much across the viewing area. Scattered showers across central pennsylvania, and central maryland. They have you have heavier showers just off shore, hopefully that does stay off shore. That will will be good news for the shore points, what, four, 5 inches every rain in Cape May County as well as delaware seeing over foot of rain over the past few days, Flood Warning continues for kent and Sussex County, delaware. So watch out for some still flooded roadways across the region. At least we will be drier today. It will take some time for that water to recede. Minor t...

Both parties. Both sides attracted a large number of voters but it is here in New Hampshire which has a significant number of independent voters. I love you all. Thank you, New Hampshire reporter trump scored his first victory in the race, chalk it up to workingclass frustration with the economy and foreign policy. Plus the threat of terror attacks from isis and a belief that america has lost its respect in the world. We are going to start winning again. And were going to win so much, youre going to be so happy. Reporter Bernie Sanders also benefited from a push back by voters. They dont want ...

Readers are appalled by the Israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers, but warn that it’s a mistake to view Hamas’ operatives as ‘freedom fighters’.

Readers react to news that Victorian public schools got $570 per student last year while some private schools raked in as much as $15,151 per student.