A Few Showers, Then Staying Comfortable
The last full week of Summer will be feeling more like Fall as a cool and quiet weather pattern remains in place for most of the week.
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The last full week of Summer will be feeling more like Fall as a cool and quiet weather pattern remains in place for most of the week.
Today will feature lots of sunshine as well as cooler temperatures and lower humidity.
Low pressure continues to track along the eastern seaboard. It will be moving further north throughout the day. It will be cloudy and quite cool, with a brisk wind out of the east. If you live in the southeastern most locations, you could even see some rain.
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A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 9 p.m. for the region, as a strong cold front will bring scattered showers and storms.
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So much for the 'end' of summer! The Delaware Valley could see as many 90 degree readings this week as all of August.
A large dome of high pressure offshore is sending a very warm, moisture-rich air mass our way, allowing not just a spike in temperatures (low 90's and upper 80's Labor Day afternoon), but also soaring humidity levels. By Tuesday, a cold front will cross late in the day to at least help wipe out the humidity.
Expect partial sunshine for Labor Day with more chances for scattered showers and storms.
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Friday will be sunny and comfortably warm in the low 80s with low humidity.
Sunshine will dominate Thursday and Friday, with high temperatures in the lower 80s.
Another sultry day is in store for the Delaware Valley on Wednesday. Under mostly sunny skies, temperatures are once again expected to reach 90.
Typical summer conditions make a comeback as a warmer air mass continues to build across the mid-Atlantic,
High pressure is firmly in control across the northeast, and we expect to see lots of sunshine this week.
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After a cool and damp start to the weekend, improving conditions return for the second half of the weekend.
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A slow moving frontal boundary will move through the region keeping rain chances in the forecast through the first half of the weekend.
A sluggish system will help dictate the forecast in the Delaware Valley the next few days.
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