Lehigh Spring Break 2023 – Old Man Winter is taking spring break and long, mild temperatures are expected in the Lehigh Valley over the next few days.
“It’s not half bad for February,” said Weather Empire, which provides local forecasts for the Morning Call. The daily weather forecast for Wednesday is 6/10, with a high above 40 degrees and mostly sunny skies.
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The process continues Thursday and Friday, with Saturday bringing the best weather the region has seen all year. Lows will be in the 50s in the Lehigh Valley, but not in the 50s-60s on city roads.
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And then, interestingly, the temperature and the possibility of cold weather for Super Bowl Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, “a strong cold front will develop, with temperatures dropping into the low twenties in the southern Poconos, while others will drop into the twenties and thirties.
A cold front may start (especially here in the north), which starts with rain, and turns into snow in the south and east with light precipitation.
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Attention is focused on an eastward moving disturbance with a current cold front along the coast and a low pressure system developing in the southeast and tracking the sun north and east. If that sounds good, it’s the same size as the last winter storm that came through the area – two big ones.
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This graphic shows the GFS snow forecast for the area for Sunday, February. Other models, including European models, show heavy rain moving inland.
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If the GFS (US version) were to bet the Super Bowl on a hurricane, it would obviously take it. This model is slowly moving through a disturbance (or initial intensity) with a low pressure system near the coast. This will lead to accumulating snow in the area Sunday afternoon and Sunday evening.
The European version isn’t even on the field, and it’s obviously borrowed. It will quickly go through the first crack and help keep the well below the bank. It will also snow in our area, even if it is less.
Despite the storm’s impact, the return of cold air to the region (with a high of 50 degrees on Saturday) means winter is not far away.
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Another cold front will arrive on Monday, the weather service said, bringing gale-force winds and below-average daytime temperatures. A runner passes by a masked bronze statue of Ivan Amos Comenius at the Moravian Faculty Saeed Hindash | For
The COVID-19 pandemic has closed Lehigh Valley College and its fast food restaurants, forcing students to pay high costs for room and board.
These annual tuition fees are the main funds for many of the school’s annual activities. Lehigh Valley College and University has offered financial refunds in a variety of ways, some of which have angered families they see as unfair.
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With the fall semester quickly approaching, some local schools such as Moravian College and Lehigh University have announced plans to welcome students this fall and have specific guidelines for doing so. A multi-million dollar budget plan for next year.
Only time will tell if students will have a normal semester with social anxiety and wearing masks, or if the second illness rule will force online courses again.
With families shelling out more than six figures for four-year degrees at some Lehigh Valley colleges and universities, the uncertainty has left incoming and current students hesitant to apply for the 2020-21 academic year.
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Some take years to attend school or wait until the last possible time. They are not alone.
Enrollment at four-year colleges and universities could drop by 20% next year, according to a survey of college students by business and research firm SimpsonScarborough. This has major financial implications for the nation’s four-year schools, which rely on tuition and fees to survive.
Nearly 1 in 10 high school students in the US who planned to attend a four-year college changed their plans due to COVID-19. In mid-April, 26% of current students were not sure if they planned to return in the fall.
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Some local schools were able to receive funding last semester, but Lehigh Valley schools won’t be able to do so next year if enrollment drops. Most plan big budgets.
According to Lafayette College, the difference could be anywhere from $20 million to $60 million if there is a distance scholarship or a closed scholarship.
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Lehigh is about two months into the semester when the school transitions to virtual classes. The university allowed students to choose between an approved loan or a fee for accommodation, parking and meals.
In most schools, students pay different fees depending on the meal plan they choose and where they live.
Most Lehigh students paid $7,080 for room and board in the spring semester. Lehigh keeps food and housing costs within its tuition budget so it is self-sustaining, a spokeswoman said.
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But students who rent off-campus apartments that cost more than the dorms or live in the new SouthSide Commons residence hall will not receive a refund.
Built on university land but owned and operated by Greystar, SouthSide Commons is far from cheap housing. It’s located outside the high school, and the price shows – the studio costs about $12,000 a year.
Gystar offers amenities not available on campus and in many school buildings, spokeswoman Lori Friedman said. He discovered that Greystar offers students monthly rents and a down payment.
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“We hope they take care of our students at the highest level because the building is in the Lehigh building,” Friedman said. “Anyone with questions is encouraged to contact Greystar staff. I understand they will consider spare parts if possible and may have other options.”
Cedar Crest College in Allentown offers room and board based on the number of days remaining in the semester. The college also supports scholarships and self-help grants.
Cedar Crest said it cost the school about $1.2 million. With an average class size of 15 students, Cedar Crest says it plans to return to private tutoring this fall.
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DeSales University in the Central Valley also plans to open this fall. The school closed the dorms during spring break and charged students 50% room and board for the spring semester.
Muhlenberg College in Allentown expects a decision on reopening by mid-summer. It provided students with accommodation and board allowances based on a complex system that covered 50% of unused food and housing costs and was adjusted to the amount of grants and scholarships the students received.
Moravian College in downtown Bethlehem reimburses students for unused meals, but not for housing.
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Students who transfer immediately will be reimbursed for the 7 weeks they cannot use the 16-week meal plan. Fixed rebates range from $70 to $1,479, depending on the plan.
When Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced March 19 that all colleges would close their dorms starting Saturday, Moravia still had about 40 students living on campus. But just because students leave doesn’t mean the dorm stops paying the bills for college.
“For the use of unused rooms, unlike the meal plan, our variable costs for the use of housing are very small, which does not allow us to return housing,” explained spokesman Michael Corr.
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All contracted students for the spring semester received a grant of $1,000. Pell Grant students can receive scholarships of up to $300, depending on eligibility.
With an endowment of approximately $1.4 billion, Lehigh University maintains a food and housing budget. But many American colleges and universities rely on these grants to increase their operating income.
As a small, private liberal arts college, room and board funds are an important component of Moravian’s overall institutional budget, Corr said. The college and its seminary announced an endowment of $118 million at the end of the 2018-19 academic year.
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“We’re not unique in this,” Corr said. “The money from these ‘aid projects’ helps defray the costs of the institution that must be covered by tuition.”
Moravian tuition for 2019-2020. is 43,581 USD. In 2019, scholarships brought in $15.6 million and totaled $10.9 million, according to the college’s financial statement.
Moravia plans to return students to campus without interruption to limit that possibility