Now I know what you're thinking. This is a shameless plug. True. But it's also free food for those of you who want to play along. Enjoy !
--- David
P.S. Happy 4th of July !
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KFC ASKS AMERICA: IS IT “HOTTER THAN HELL?”
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Kentucky Fried Chicken Turns Up the Heat this Summer by Offering
Free Hot Wings™ in Communities with Temperatures Topping Those in Hell, Mich.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 30, 2008 – Kentucky Fried Chicken wants to know: Is it really hotter than Hell this summer?
In honor of the spicy, bold taste of the brand’s signature KFC Hot Wings, the world’s largest chicken chain announced today that Americans living in cities and towns that record temperatures hotter than those in Hell, Mich., have a chance to win free Hot Wings. The “Hotter than Hell” offer is for a five-day period beginning today and ending July 4.
Hell, Mich., population 70, in the southeast corner of the Wolverine state, will be the finger-lickin’ good focus of fried chicken fans from coast to coast this week. Residents nationwide in one of the 50 United States or District of Columbia are encouraged to visit KFC.com to check the temperature in Hell and see how their community’s mercury matches up. If local temperatures are “Hotter than Hell,” individuals can register to win free KFC Hot Wings. The first 500 people who register their hometown’s temperature as “Hotter than Hell” at KFC.com between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. ET each day will win.
To monitor the temperature of Hell, KFC – with the help of Colonel Sanders – installed an oversized thermometer on the exterior of the town’s general store.

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Hi, I'm David Aldrich, the Weekend Meteorologist for Fox 29. I'm a "weather geek" at heart and love to talk about all aspects of Philadelphia weather. I joined the FOX 29 Weather Team in October 2005, as the "Ten O'Clock News" weekend weather anchor. I also produce and report on the weather three days a week on "Good Day Philadelphia." In August 2006, I was upgraded by the American Meteorological Society to their Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM) designation, a professional recognition of the quality of my weather broadcasts. I also hold the Seal of Approval from the National Weather Association.Born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware, I attended the University of Delaware before transferring to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in radio, television and motion pictures in 1992. I then attended North Carolina State University where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology in 1999.
Member Since: 10/25/2006