Here in northern West Virginia they are calling for a possible record low temperature tonight in the upper 40s.
For the first two weeks of July our daily average has averaged 5 degrees below normal. I know, I know, it’s Climate Change.
For people in Pittsburgh, Tuesday morning was the chilliest one for the date in more than 120 years! The mercury dipped down to 51 degrees, breaking the long-standing record low of 52 from 1888. Records were also set or tied Tuesday morning in several other Northeast cities, including Rochester and Binghamton.