Saturday will feature cloudy skies with peaks of sunshine and the chance for isolated showers
After morning lows in the upper 60s, temperatures Saturday will once again level off in the upper 80s.
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After morning lows in the upper 60s, temperatures Saturday will once again level off in the upper 80s.
After a fantastic day on Friday with plenty of sunshine and comfortable conditions the cloud cover and humidity has already started to return to start off the weekend. Grant Gilmore has the forecast.
Friday is shaping up to be a magnificent July day with comfortable temperatures and a refreshing air mass. While temps will be seasonably hot Friday in the upper 80s, lower humidity will keep it comfy for outdoor activities. Grant Gilmore reports.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region as we get closer to the weekend.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
After another heat wave, highs Thursday drop back into the mid-80s, which is seasonable for this time of year. The day starts out pretty humid, but dew points will drop heading into the afternoon and evening to set up a beautiful and sunny Friday.
After several days of extreme heat, Andrew Kozak says the Philadelphia region will start to get some relief on Thursday as we get closer to the weekend.
Severe weather is moving into the Philadelphia region Wednesday evening.
Andrew Kozak has the latest on the storms expected to hit the Delaware Valley on Wednesday night.
The excessive heat warning remains in effect for Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs until Wednesday night, and feels like temps will hit triple digits again. Another round of potentially severe storms fires up later this afternoon, with the biggest threats being heavy rain, strong winds and possibly large hail.
Bill Kelly says a cold front will pass through the Philadelphia region on Wednesday, likely bringing scattered severe storms.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia area.
The heat wave continues Tuesday as highs climb to 99 degrees, and feels-like temps will be closer to 107-110. A few scattered storms after possible in the afternoon, but the greater chance for storms comes Wednesday. Meteorologist Kate Bilo has your forecast.
Bill Kelly says Tuesday in the Philadelphia region could be the hottest day of the year so far with strong to severe storms.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
The searing heat is back, with highs Monday in the mid and upper 90s, and many areas across the Delaware Valley will feel like 103-106 degrees.
With high temps in the upper-90s and increased humidity, an excessive heat warning is in effect through for Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs until Wednesday morning.
The searing heat is back again with highs on Monday in the mid and upper 90s. Add in humidity, and many areas across the Delaware Valley will feel like 103-106 degrees. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak has your forecast, and when to be on the lookout for storms.
The searing heat is back again, with highs on Monday in the mid and upper 90s. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
A heat advisory is in effect for the Delaware Valley until Tuesday morning. Temperatures during that time will feel like 98 to 102 degrees.
Hot temperatures will continue in the Philadelphia region this week. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak shares the forecast and when to expect more storms.
Another heatwave is underway in the Philadelphia region, and a heat advisory covers the region until Tuesday morning. Then an excessive heat watch goes into effect. A few pop-up showers and rumbles of thunder are also possible Sunday evening. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak has your forecast.
Pop up afternoon storms are possible Sunday and Monday but any storms should be brief and non-severe. Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Sunday is mostly sunny, hot and very humid, slight chance of showers, high of 93, feels like 100. Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Saturday is off to a wet start with a flood watch in effect into the afternoon. But the Philadelphia area won't be totally washed out. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak will tell you when conditions are expected to clear up and dry out.
