Storms return Saturday afternoon in parts of Philadelphia region. Here's the weather forecast.
Most of the day will be dry, but again, like Friday, don't let the quiet weather fool you. Heat and humidity will fuel scattered thunderstorms beginning during the late afternoon.
Storms will first develop west of Philadelphia before tracking east through the city and suburbs during the evening commute.
Not everyone will see a storm, but the strongest cells will be capable of damaging wind gusts over 60 mph, torrential rainfall, frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, and isolated flash flooding.
Keep a close eye on the radar if you have outdoor plans or travel later during the day, and be on the lookout for floods as flash flood warnings are very possible with these storms.
NEXT big weather changes
A Heat Advisory is in effect through Saturday, and additional evening thunderstorms are expected.
A slight reduction in the humidity Sunday and Monday should keep the storm threat at bay, but the heat continues with highs in the low to mid 90s.
Into next week the heatwave will likely break by mid-week due to an approaching cold front that will likely bring storms on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some may be strong to severe but by the 2nd half of the week we'll be out of the 90s again.
Here's your 7-day forecast:
Saturday: NEXT Weather Alert for heat and thunderstorms. High 93, Low 76.
Sunday: Sunny, hot. High 94, Low 76.
Monday: Hot agains. High 95, Low 75.
Tuesday: Hot, storms. High 92, Low 76.
Wednesday: Heat wave ends. High 87, Low 74.
Thursday: Thunderstorm possible. High 86, Low 72.
Friday: Chance showers. High 84, Low 70.
