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The National Hurricane Center’s newest findings, released on December 14th, show that Hurricane Irene lost strength before making landfall in Ocean County, New Jersey. The […]
Will this Christmas be like all the ones we used to know? Forecasts show a slight chance of snow for Philadelphia and the surrounding area […]
Occupy Philly Protests Past Eviction Deadline. Occupiers have defied Mayor Nutter and the city of Philadelphia by sticking around on Dilworth Plaza past yesterday’s eviction […]
Snow in the Forecast for Much of the Region This Weekend. The Allentown area is supposed to get hit with three to six inches of […]
The National Weather Service just announced that Berks, Lehigh and Northampton counties might see four to six inches of snow this weekend. Maybe if the […]
The Borgata Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City was forced to shut down for three days in late August to withstand the winds and rains […]
Winter is ready to start early in Denver as the city expects to get nearly half a foot over the next two days. The system […]
Last year’s total snowfall was well above average in Philadelphia and meteorologists are suggesting that we should anticipate more of the same. They don’t expect […]
Phillies Set Club Record With 102nd Win. The Phils squeaked out a close one by topping the Braves 4-3 in 13 innings to close out […]
As if September wasn’t already one of the wettest months on record, Philly was put on flash flood watch for Thursday night into Friday. Hope […]
In New Jersey, three gas stations are being accused of illegally raising prices in preparation for Hurricane Irene. One of the three is a Lukoil […]
The Delaware infringes on Charcoal in Yardley When Hurricane Irene and the remnants of Lee roared through the area most of us escaped unscathed. But […]
Yes, there was some other big news this week, but we here at Foobooz World HQ have never let little things like floods, earthquakes and […]
Hurricane Irene swept through Philly last weekend leaving 500,000 PECO customers without power. As of last night, PECO had restored power to nearly all 500,000 […]
Earlier this week, President Obama signed a declaration of a state of emergency in some areas greatly affected by Hurricane Irene, allowing the federal government […]