PHILADELPHIA - A system that brought rain to the area overnight will be clear out later in the morning on Thanksgiving day, giving way to mild temperatures.

The first raindrops fell in our area around midnight and became more widespread during the early morning hours.The region will start to see gradual clearing around noon as a second round of rain passed through, mostly impacting areas north and west of the city.Temperatures will warm gradually through the day and are expected to reach the mid-60s.

Some sun could push through the clouds just as you sit down for your Thanksgiving meal later in the afternoon. AdvertisementDry overnight conditions will lead to a calm and mild Friday with plenty of sunshine.

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Russia registers new single-day record of 29,039 COVID-19 cases

Russia has registered a new single-day record for COVID-19 cases for the second consecutive day as 29,039 new positive tests were confirmed by the federal response center on Sunday, bringing the country's case total to 2,460,770.The previous single-day record of 28,782 new cases was reported on December 5."Over the past 24 hours, Russia has confirmed 29,039 COVID-19 cases in 85 regions, of which 6,065 (20.9%) were detected actively, with people showing no clinical symptoms," the response center said.Moscow has confirmed 7,512 new positive tests for the disease, a fall from the 7,993 new cases registered on Saturday, which remains the single-day record for the Russian capital.Elsewhere, St.

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US sets another record for Covid cases in one day

For the third day in a row, the United States on Saturday notched a record number of coronavirus cases in 24 hours, reaching nearly 230,000 new infections, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.

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US hits record 230,000 new Covid-19 cases in one day, vaccines may start Friday

United States on Saturday notched a record number of Covid-19 cases in a span of hours, reaching nearly 230,000 new infections, a tally by Johns Hopkins University showed on Sunday.The country reported 2,527 coronavirus-related deaths, according to real-time data provided by the Baltimore-based university at 8:30 pm (0130 GMT Saturday).The United States -- the country with the most coronavirus cases and deaths in the world -- has seen a dramatic resurgence in its epidemic in recent weeks.US health officials warned of a surge after millions of Americans traveled to celebrate last week's Thanksgiving holiday despite pleas from authorities to stay home.For two weeks, the US has regularly topped 2,000 deaths per day, as it had in the spring at

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Matt Hancock says Covid vaccine will loosen tiers by March and promises 'liberation day'

The roll-out of a coronavirus vaccine will loosen the tier system in England by March, Matt Hancock has said.

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SJHL season paused until 2021 due to COVID-19

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League players have returned home for what will be an early and extended holiday break.

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Strictly Come Dancing makes huge change to final due to coronavirus pandemic

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Twitter weighs in on whether Trump could be banned after leaving office

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Weather Authority: Morning rain leads to cloudy, gusty Saturday

PHILADELPHIA - Showers that soaked the region overnight will begin to pull offshore during the morning and lead to a cloudy Saturday with some powerful wind gusts. Rain will taper off around noon as the system moves towards New England to become a nor'easter. As the showers pull away cloud cover will remain and gusty conditions will set in. DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPFOX 29 meteorologist Scott Williams says winds will gust between 30 and 40 MPH in most spots.

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Coronavirus vaccine arrives in Scotland as first jabs expected next week

coronavirus vaccine has arrived in Scotland with the first jabs being given out on Tuesday. Scottish Health Secretary Jeane Freeman announced the major step in ridding the country of 'this terrible virus'.

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Ontario reports 1,859 new coronavirus cases setting single-day record

coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 125,385.It marks the largest single-day increase in cases to date, ahead of 1,855 on Nov. 27.“Locally, there are 504 new cases in Toronto, 463 in Peel and 198 in York Region,” Health Minister Christine Elliott said.“There are 1,624 more resolved cases.” Workplaces are the new hotspot for COVID-19 outbreaks in Ontario Twenty new deaths were also reported on Saturday bringing the provincial death toll to 3,757.Nearly 59,400 additional tests were completed in the last day which is a single-day record.

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High court to decide whether Nazi art case stays in US court

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Woman recounts what it was like to see a family member die of COVID-19 in an Alberta hospital

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Weather Authority: Spotty showers Friday become widespread overnight

PHILADELPHIA - Rainfall will become more widespread overnight Saturday as heavy rain moves in just before midnight.Showers, which could bring downpours in some areas, will last throughout Saturday morning and into the afternoon. DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPShowers will begin to pull away in the afternoon and lead to calm overnight conditions from Saturday into Sunday. Sunshine will return on Sunday to help the region dry out from the soaking rain.

Quebec singer making waves after posting a song a day during pandemic

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Brevard hospital announces no-visitor policy due to spike in COVID-19 cases

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Furloughed cruise line shuttle employee says unemployment benefits caught in ‘Groundhog Day’

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Atlanta raises $150G in a day to help eatery facing coronavirus closure

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Nova Scotia expects to start COVID-19 vaccinations for high-risk groups in January

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Coronavirus cases climb by another 10,000 in Florida; unemployment claims expected to follow

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Ohio adds Ohio to its travel advisory list due to high coronavirus positivity rate

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Guelph reports single-day record with 30 new COVID-19 cases, 6 in hospital

COVID-19 on Friday, setting a single-day record for the city and bringing its total to 670 cases during the pandemic.Active cases increased by 23 from the previous day to 78. Linamar CEO named to Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine panel Six people are now being treated in the hospital for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, which is a marked increase from the single case in the hospital that was reported just two days ago.Resolved cases only increased by seven on Friday bringing that total to 581.In two weeks, Guelph has added 149 new cases and 115 people have recovered.

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Urgent plea made by Saskatoon leaders for people to follow COVID-19 guidelines

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Disney cancels cruises through February due to pandemic

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Thousands expected to participate in OUC half marathon in downtown Orlando

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Manitoba health officials expected to discuss coronavirus modelling at Friday briefing

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Bushwakker in Regina keeping mead day tradition alive through online purchasing

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Coronavirus cases surge in U.S. as data shows many still travelled for Thanksgiving

coronavirus pandemic, data from roadways and airports shows.The nation’s unwillingness to tamp down on travel offered a warning in advance of Christmas and New Year’s as virus deaths and hospitalizations hit new highs a week after Thanksgiving. U.S.

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2 veteran Philadelphia police officers die from COVID-19

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What about the others? Call for Nicola Sturgeon's £500 COVID thank you to go to a wider group of key workers

Perth and Kinross residents assured that COVID-19 vaccine is safe and they should get itThe gesture is estimated to cost about £180 million and would cover 391,000 full-time and part-time NHS and social care staff, including students who volunteered to help during lockdown, GP surgery staff and palliative care workers.Perth community worker Rev Grant Mclaughlan told the PA he was delighted to see the money given to those who worked for the NHS, but wanted to see teachers and emergency service workers given the same financial thank you for all they had done during the height of the pandemic’s first wave.“Now what about a wee something for all the other key workers? All key workers not just a few,” he said.Perth and Kinross care home sector

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direct to your inbox The latest coronavirus rates for each local authority in England over the last week have been revealed. Thursday's update of the rolling seven-day rate of new cases for the seven days to November 29 reveal which areas of the country are seeing reductions in infections - and the ones that are increasing.

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Video: Florida driver crashes into cop car during DUI traffic stop, police say

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Fears that 200,000 Americans could die of COVID-19 in next 2 months

Medical experts believe the U.S. is far from the peak of its second COVID-19 wave, as the daily death toll hits staggering new highs. As Jennifer Johnson reports, there are fears the virus could kill 200,000 more Americans by February.

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US reports more COVID-19 deaths in single day than over 100 countries have since pandemic began

more COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday alone than the total number of virus-related deaths reported in more than 100 countries since the pandemic began.A record 3,157 deaths were reported Dec. 3 in the U.S., according to a tally kept by Johns Hopkins University.

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Pfizer cuts COVID-19 vaccine delivery by half for 2020 due to supply chain issues

COVID-19 vaccines that it had originally proposed for 2020 due to supply chain issues.In an emailed statement to Global News, the pharmaceutical company confirmed what was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, that it will be delivering up to 50 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of 2020 worldwide, down from the 100 million doses previously promised.

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Authorities investigate death of 2-year-old boy in Middletown Township

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, Pa. - A father has been charged with child endangerment as authorities continue to investigate the death of a 2-year-old boy in Middletown Township.Police were called to the Racquet Club Apartments on the 1900 block of Veterans Highway Wednesday night shortly before 9 p.m.

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California Gov. Newsom warns new lockdowns are coming due to uptick in coronavirus hospitalizations

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that he will likely order businesses such as bars and salons to shutter and reimplement stay-at-home orders in a few days as large swaths of the state see an uptick in hospitalizations due to the coronavirus. Newsom announced that four out of five regions in the state -- excluding the San Francisco Bay Area -- will have fewer than 15% of beds available in the intensive care units of their regional hospital networks within a day or two, which will force the restrictions to take place.

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Stepping Hill Hospital bracing itself for 'third wave' of Covid-19 due to people mixing more over Christmas

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Cape May-Lewes Ferry imposes restrictions due to coronavirus

Walkway on the Cape May Ferry, Cape May, New Jersey (Photo by: Joe Sohm/Visions of America/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) CAPE MAY, N.J. - Cape May-Lewes Ferry officials are again implementing vehicle-only restrictions on its vessels that sail between New Jersey and Delaware because of the coronavirus pandemic.Beginning Monday, only vehicles and their occupants will be allowed. Travel is suspended for pedestrians and passengers with bicycles.The Delaware River and Bay Authority says passengers are encouraged to remain inside their vehicles during the trip.They can visit the outer decks, but the salon is closed except to use the bathrooms or to get food.Passengers will not be permitted to sit in the salon.

States expecting coronavirus vaccines in coming weeks

State officials nationwide have begun announcing that initial doses of coronavirus vaccines, namely that of Pfizer, are expected in the coming weeks pending the FDA's approval. The news coincides with a vote by a panel of independent experts advising the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Tuesday that health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities will be the first to receive the long-awaited coronavirus vaccine. The recommendations now must be approved by CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield before the vaccine can be distributed to states and ultimately to the groups as part of the Phase 1A distribution plans.

Ontario reports more than 1,800 new coronavirus cases, uptick due to data processing error

coronavirus on Thursday, a jump in cases due to a data error for one local public health unit, bringing the provincial total to 121,746.Thursday’s case count is an increase from Wednesday which saw 1,723 new infections. On Tuesday, 1,707 cases were recorded and 1,746 on Monday.According to Thursday’s provincial report, 592 cases were recorded in Peel Region, 396 in Toronto, 187 in York Region and 127 in Middlesex-London.The province notes that due to a data processing error, the 127 cases for Middlesex-London Health Unit is over the last three days which affects the overall case count for Ontario on Thursday.All other public health units in Ontario reported under 100 new cases.

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