NEXT Weather Alert: Heavy rain, flooding risks in Philadelphia region Sunday-Monday
The heaviest rain will arrive in the Philadelphia region on Sunday night, making for a dreadful Monday morning commute.
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The heaviest rain will arrive in the Philadelphia region on Sunday night, making for a dreadful Monday morning commute.
Temperatures return to the 50s Saturday before another strong storm system arrives Sunday into Monday
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Thursday will be the coolest day of the week with highs in the low 40s, but warmer temperatures in the 50s return Friday.
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Another sunny day Wednesday before a front passes ushers in colder air Thursday, when temps will struggle to make it to 40.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be seasonable days with temperatures in the mid-to-upper upper 40s, though a breeze will make it feel a little cooler. The coldest day of the week comes on Thursday, with highs only in the 30s.
Rain continued through the overnight hours Sunday into Monday in the Philadelphia region and changed to snow in some places. Precipitation will end by mid-morning Monday.
Heavy rain, gusty winds and possible flooding will impact the entire Delaware Valley region, and a Flood Watch is in effect from 1 p.m. Sunday through 4 p.m. Monday.
Temperatures are mild Friday and Saturday, but a storm is headed our way Sunday into Monday.
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Accumulations will be fairly low, but some spots could pick up a few tenths of an inch up to half an inch western areas. Thursday's high temp will reach 43 with chills in the 30s, before temperatures rebound to the 50s Friday and Saturday.
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Showers and even some snowflakes are possible Wednesday, but don't expect any accumulation.
Dress for colder weather through the middle of the week! Wind chills on Wednesday will make it feel like barely above freezing.
