Relief from heat expected as cold front nears
Delaware Valley faces a hot humid spell with a late week cool down ahead as a cold front approaches from the Ohio Valley. Today will be mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and highs in the mid 80s. Tonight and tomorrow bring more showers and cooler temperatures with a return to pleasant conditions by Friday. Nationally storms bring large hail to Indiana and Illinois with scattered showers across several states. NYC hits 93 in peak heat, above the 76 degree normal.
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Weather snapshot Blythe and Gunnison heat and tides
Yesterday's high reached 103 degrees at Blythe California and a 27 degree low at Gunnison Colorado. Tides at Marcus Hook Memorial Park will run high at 5 02 a m and 5 47 p m with low tides at 12 27 a m and 12 31 p m. The sun rose at 5 37 a m and will set at 8 19 p m.
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Figures Show Five Pollutants Levels by Clean Air Council
The Clean Air Council presents figures for five major pollutants with measured levels across regions. The data highlight concentrations of key pollutants and potential air quality concerns.
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Lunar Phases and Marine Outlook Near Cape Henlopen
The report notes June 4 11 and 18 lunar phases with a full first quarter moon and thick cloud cover along the shore. A 300 percent chance of a morning shower or thunderstorm is followed by highs near 80 and south winds 10 to 15 mph. Marine forecast covers Cape Henlopen with south winds around 10 knots, seas 1 to 3 feet, visibility 2 to 3 miles in haze. In the Poconos expect mostly cloudy skies with a 30 percent morning shower chance.
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Weather pattern brings scattered showers ahead of cold front
Scattered showers or thunderstorms are expected to develop again the next two days as humid air remains over the commonwealth. A cold front stretching from the northern plains into the Rockies moves east Monday afternoon, reaches the Ohio valley Tuesday and Wednesday, then the remaining areas Thursday. High temperatures should end by week’s end.
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