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Shipp. What a gorgeous sunday we had. Well have a repeat of today, right . We will. Temperatures will stay below average once again, so it will feel like fall already this entire week. We look outside right now, clear skies. Well see mostly sunny skies heading into the start of your monday. A look at our cool start around the region. 41 degrees. Were only in the mid40s in allentown, 45 degrees in quakertown, 49 in doylestown. Temperatures in mt. Holly this morning at 47 degrees. 49 in clayton, 51 in wrights town. Temperatures closer to the shore at 58. And were at 53 degrees in delaware city. ...

Our area roadways. This is a live look at route 1 in northeast philadelphia, right near wissahickon avenue, where you can see traffic in both directions is moving pretty smoothly. There is some overnight construction to alert you to. This is on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound approaching willow grow, which is exit 343. The left and the center lanes are blocked, but that construction should lift in the next half hour or so. Theres also a downed pole in upper merion. This is on south gulph road between church road and Hayley Jackson way. An alternate around that downed pole with some Police ...

663, between seminary street and oak road. Theres an accident there, so its closed. An alternate around that is 8th street or church road. There is also a headsup for drivers on the northeast extension southbound. If youre getting on the offramp to lansdale, theres tire debris thats in the ramp. This just came into our system. So, be aware of that. The ramp is not closed, just go around the tire debris. Also, in the Lehigh Valley, its looking clear and good. 78 right at lehigh street, 309 and 22 up in the Lehigh Valley are looking good as well. And we have breaking news this morning. More hear...

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