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Hot enough for ya? It will be today, AccuWeather says Print E-mail
Written by Staff reports   
Saturday, 07 June 2008
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The only thing that was higher than the cost of gas Friday afternoon was the temperature, as seen here on the clock at Marion Center Bank along West Mahoning Street. (Photo by Jillian Deasey/The Punxsutawney Spirit)
STATE COLLEGE -- Even though the first day of summer isn’t technically until mid-June, today would be a good day to bust out the shorts and T-shirts. Friday, AccuWeather.com reported that heat will build into much of the Northeast today. However, temperatures in New England will be held in check today by a pesky onshore flow from the Atlantic Ocean. Temperatures could reach 75 degrees by 8 a.m. this morning. The agency also said thermometers in the major cities along the Interstate 95 corridor from New York City to the south will soar well past 90 degrees today, with high humidity helping to create triple-digit temperatures. Excessive heat advisories and watches are in effect today from central Pennsylvania to North Carolina, and extended exposure to extreme heat can be dangerous, especially to the elderly and young. Anyone who has to be outdoors for extended periods of time should wear cool clothing and keep well hydrated. Expert Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson reported that the heat will peak Sunday and Monday, with warmer-than-normal temperatures continuing along the Eastern Seaboard into next week.
Last Updated ( Monday, 09 June 2008 )
 
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Rock Run ATV Park in Patton, PA. offers 3 levels of trails for all types of riders.  Primative camping is available. Christine Bock - Anita

Camping at Milton Loop Campground is fun for the whole family. Just
on the other side of Dayton. They have the very the clean showers and restroom, too.
Tell Debbie and Bill we sent you. - Doug and Mary Lynn Lemmon

Visiting the Double Diamond Deer Ranch in Cook  Forest.  Kids can
see big deer up close & even pet them. They have an evening treat time at 6 pm where
we were able to feed the big bucks some apples. The mini golf glows in the dark.  It
was cool when our white t-shirts glowed in the dark too! The kids loved it! - Mark Kuhn

taking a trip to pa to be with my family for two weeks i surely
enjoyed the weather in punxsutawney it wasnt hot it wasnt cold just so ever perfect
for me compare to te hot days down here in arkansas. - Linda Bartlebaugh

Take your kids up to Grudas Scrap yard located in between Big Run
and Sykesville. There are a lot of interesting things to play with! Put your
children behind the wheel of one of the scrap cars and watch them drive themselves
to make believe land.. Also get lost playing hide and go seek in our large selection
of scrap refrigerators! All children under 12 receive a 50 cent piece on arrival!
Tetnis shots are recommended. - John Haag
 
 
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