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FOX29 Meteorologist & Penn State Professor drewforecast@gmail.com
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Snow in Philly this weekend: Here's how much to expect

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By Drew Anderson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Brief Snow is expected across parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware starting before sunrise and ending Saturday around lunchtime. Areas north and west of Philadelphia could see up to 2 inches, while Philadelphia and nearby suburbs will likely get a dusting. Temperatures are set to drop, with single digits or below expected Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
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Snow in Philly this weekend: Here's how much to expect

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By Drew Anderson Verified
| WTXF-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
PHILADELPHIA - FOX 29 Meteorologist Drew Anderson says snow is on the way for the region, with the heaviest amounts expected north and west of Philadelphia and a sharp drop in temperatures to follow. Snow forecast for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware Anderson explained that snow will start before sunrise and end at lunchtime, with the most accumulation in Bucks County, Montgomery County, Chester, Berks, and the Lehigh Valley. "We're talking inches of snow.
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Canada produces a lot of oil. So does Venezuela. How does it all fit together?

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By Drew Anderson Verified
| WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA) Verified
Politicians in Alberta like to claim credit, or cast blame, when it comes to the price of a barrel of oil. Low prices are Ottawa’s fault, or the previous government’s — its regulations or policy or ideology or some mishmash of all three. High prices are the result of prudent governance, of course.
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