Temperatures on Wednesday are expected to rise into the 40s, but some snow might mix in with rain on Wednesday morning.
After one of the colder, wilder, and more-volatile days of the year and a sequence of mornings in the 20s, it might brighten your outlook to turn your attention to Thursday, presuming you can tolerate the threat of few showers.
The squalls seemed to strike randomly and yielded to the sun almost as suddenly as they had arrived, and a lot of people likely were left wondering what all the fuss was about.During a midmorning squall, a massive pileup occurred on Interstate 81, with dramatic social-media videos showing multiple vehicles plowing into each other. In all, 40 were involved and 24 people were taken to area hospitals, said John Blickley, an official with the Schuylkill County Office of Emergency Management.
The official high in Philadelphia of 36 degrees missed tying the 145-year-old record for the lowest maximum temperature for the date by one degree.The daily average temperature, 31, was just a degree above the record. Atlantic City’s high, 38, set a record, and Wilmington’s, 37, tied one.Yes, the weather has been topsy-turvy