Warm front brings humid air and scattered storms across state
A warm front moves across the state today delivering more humid air and scattered showers and thunderstorms with a 30 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Today will be mostly sunny with highs in the low 80s and southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy with low near 60. Tomorrow, partly cloudy skies break up with variable clouds and afternoon or evening showers, highs around 80. Elsewhere, wet, stormy weather extended from the northern Rockies to the Mississippi Valley and into parts of the Southeast with possible severe storms and tornadoes. hail near Browning and Spickard, Missouri. Nebraska and Kansas tornado events with no deaths reported. Temperatures nationwide at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 35 to 96 degrees.
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National Temperatures and Coastal Forecast Summary
Yesterday high reached 110 at Lajitas Texas and low 23 at Truckee California. Forecasts note tides at Marcus Hook Memorial Park with two high tides and two low tides, sunrise and sunset times, and air quality indices. Regional forecasts call for sunny conditions in the Poconos with mid to upper 70s, Jersey Shore around 70, and a marine forecast of southeast winds under 15 knots with seas 2 to 4 feet.
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Marcus Hook Memorial Park
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Letter to the Editor mix critiques and protests
A reader laments a truck driver fined ten thousand dollars for bridge overrun and urges protest at the hearing. A Darby resident denounces a Pon d erosa incident affecting a black couple and threatens avoidance. Other letters critique Libertarian prospects, Dan Quayle, unwed mothers, and responsibility of fathers.
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Gil Spencer
Darby
Call for Resignation of Mary Ann Arty in Delaware County
A reader urges Mary Ann Arty to resign, arguing a stronger extension service would aid Delaware County. The letter also lauds Diane Allen and criticizes a newscaster for unclear speech, signed by a senior citizen.
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Mary Ann Arty
Diane Allen
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