Some sunshine returns Tuesday in Philadelphia after nor'easter leaves region. Here's the weather forecast.
Tuesday is finally a quiet weather day in the Philadelphia region after the damaging nor'easter storm. The day starts cool, but you can leave your umbrella at home.
No rainfall is expected over the next few days as the nor'easter has left the area. Winds will be light, which will make it a good day to begin to dry out and get things cleaned up.
Clouds will gradually break for some sunshine with a light northwest breeze and highs in the low to mid-70s.
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Along with dry conditions, the temps will warm quite a bit by the end of the week.
The high temperature gets into the upper 70s on Wednesday, followed by the 80s on Thursday and Friday with plenty of dry time.
With more sunshine and high pressure building in, expect the temps to be back in the 80s by the second half of the week. Your Friday night football games will actually be a touch on the warm side.
When it comes to rain, a front will pass through the area this weekend, and at this point, rain is looking likely for Sunday.
Here's your 7-day forecast
Tuesday: Some sun. High 74, Low 61
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 79, Low 59
Thursday: Very warm. High 84, Low 63
Friday: Warm and sunny. High 87, Low 66
Saturday: Shower late. High 72, Low 65
Sunday: Rain likely. High 70, Low 64
Monday: Partly sunny. High 69, Low 64
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