Tracking heavy rain in Philadelphia region Sunday that could cause flash flooding. Here's the weather forecast.
Sunday in the Philadelphia region looks wet, especially later in the day and at night, with a couple of rounds of rain moving through.
The heaviest rain is likely Sunday evening into overnight, when 1–2 inches with locally higher amounts could lead to localized flash flooding, especially in urban and poor drainage areas. The severe threat is limited overall, but a few stronger storms are possible across southern New Jersey and Delaware closer to the warm front.
NEXT big weather changes
Monday could still bring a few scattered showers very early on, but the sun is set to return by the late morning into the afternoon.
Tuesday and Wednesday look dry, less humid and generally quiet.
Another cold front approaches Thursday into Friday, bringing the next chance for showers and storms, although the timing and any severe or flooding threat remain uncertain.
Behind that front, cooler air should arrive for next weekend, with temperatures roughly 5 degrees lower than midweek.
Here's your 7-day forecast:
Sunday: NEXT Weather Alert for heavy rain. High 80, Low 71
Monday: Clearing skies. High 90, Low 72
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 89, Low 74
Wednesday: Nice day. High 90, Low 69
Thursday: Chance of rain. High 87, Low 74
Friday: Rain and rumbles. High 80, Low 70
Saturday: Chance of showers. High 81, Low 69
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