Flash flood alert expires, skies clearing for Philadelphia Eagles season opener. Here's the weather forecast.
A flash flood warning issued for the Philadelphia region has expired, setting up clear conditions for the Eagles-Commanders game at Lincoln Financial Field.
It was a washout of a morning for most of us, with 1 to 3 inches of rain falling in some areas and issues on local roads and public transit.
There may be a stray sprinkle at some point in the afternoon but no more downpours.
This afternoon you can grab the sunglasses and head outdoors. A barbecue, dog walking, and pre-game parties are all a go as clouds give way to partly sunny skies.
However, once those clouds clear, get ready to be sweaty. It will be warm in the low 80s and very humid with feels-like temps in the upper 80s.
Sunday night, skies will start clear with clouds returning by early morning.
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Heave ho to the humidity!
Cooler and much drier air arrives with high pressure from Canada, leaving us under beautiful, sunny conditions Monday and Tuesday.
Our normal high for today's date is 80. Is anything or anyone truly normal, weather included?
Nope, so we'll hover below normal in the 70s to start the week and then head above normal Wednesday and Thursday.
And then déjà vu, humidity returns to end the week, and it brings the chance of showers and storms.
After all, it is still summer for 9 more days.
Here's your 7-day forecast:
Sunday: Morning rain. High 85, Low 73
Monday: Clouds to sun. High 77, Low 72
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 78, Low 56
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 83, Low 61
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 86, Low 67
Friday: A late shower? High 83, Low 70
Saturday: Partly cloudy. High 79, Low 65
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