Keith Mayer is the Managing Editor at Daily Local News. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, as well as regional interest and world news, with particular attention to climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Keith's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times Herald, Yahoo News, The Morning Call, and several others.
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Berks County, United States (Local)
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Top-10 finish by average temperature and five 80-degree days ties for second most.
By: Keith Mayer
Mild times were offset by some chilly days, but in the end another spring month comes in near the top.
The suspect and one witness retrieved the handgun of the victim’s mother from her bedroom minutes before the fatal shot, police say.
Rather pleasant month overall, but all-time May high temperature tied.
By: Keith Mayer
Heat and humidity really turn on Wednesday for potentially four days of 100-degree readings.
Thunderstorms on Saturday night break oppressive weather pattern. Thunderstorms associated with a cool front on Saturday night broke the extreme heat that had dominated Berks County weather for several days.
Frequent boater passing by snapped shot, was also concerned about where they were standing in the river. Two kids orphaned.
The new meshes neatly with the old to give the 2026 Emmys, due for distribution on Sept. 14, a tad more mystery and variety than television awards have seen in recent years.
There was a lot of offsetting cooler-than-normal weather last month to pull the average down to near normal.
Last month’s temperatures unfolded about as expected, with only three 90-degree days.
