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We will keep that trending go to day f you like a cooler august you will love the temperatures today and probably tomorrow as well. We do have have some rain showers, and you might just be able to pick up those wet roads if you look at the the lights there, our neighborhood weathernet work and you can see outside Whitefield Elementary School some traffic going by and you are encountering showers there. Temperature of 68 degrees this morning. You can see on storm scan three we have those showers through the allentown and reading areas and points north of that. So there is precipitation out ther...

And richland hilltown, pottstown, et cetera. That is the trend as we go through rest of the day you may fine these showers breaking out here and there and that is wider look again, temperatures in the 60s in every location from 60 degrees in the poconos to 68 degrees through Center City Philadelphia our temperatures this have afternoon will be running cool with the clouds we are expecting and these showers high temperatures of 77 degrees. That is definitely cool for the month of august. Now look at this at 2 00 this afternoon this computer model says the scattered, yes, scattered showers aroun...

The city needs to start thinking outside the box to address the housing crisis Whitehorse is in, says Coun. Steve Roddick. Roddick said last week he’s been talking recently with a lot of people who are affected in different ways about the housing shortage. “Some posters have been put up around town,” he told his colleagues on council at their July 19 meeting. “One of them said, ‘I had to put my dog down because I could not find a place that accepts pets.’” That is just one of the many stories you hear, Roddick said. He said the posters are being put up to make the point the hou...

How high could water levels get in southern Yukon? It now depends a lot on rain A government spokesperson says that though water levels continue to rise as the snow melt tapers off, it’s the 'amount and timing of rain events' that will ultimately determine how much higher levels could go. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 06, 2021 1:45 PM CT | Last Updated: July 6 A recent photo from Marsh Lake, which has been under a flood warning for the last week. (Vincent Bonnay/Radio-Canada) Yukoners wondering just how high water levels could get this summer should start looking to the skies. 

Whitehorse city council is considering a recommendation to lower speed limits on all downtown streets to 40 km/h.