Philadelphia Weather: When 60s return and where's the rain?
It's starting to feel more like the holiday season with colder temps in the area, but we will reach the 60s again soon.
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It's starting to feel more like the holiday season with colder temps in the area, but we will reach the 60s again soon.
Two systems pass the area Friday and Saturday with scattered showers possible. One system will come from the west and one will go to the southeast along the east coast.
There will be plenty of sunshine over the next few days with temperatures gradually warming into the low 60s by Thursday.
The coldest morning of the season in Philadelphia means a bitterly cold start to the week, but temps will reach a high of 52 degrees Monday with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures are about 5 degrees below average.
It's going to be a bitterly cold Monday morning - but a gradual warmup is on its way. Kate Bilo has the forecast.
Overnight, expect the coldest night of the season so far, with the city around 30 degrees, and the suburbs in the 20s, especially north and west.
Sunday will be the coldest day since March! Even though the sun will be out with some high clouds, you'll still have to bundle up. Meteorologist Tammie Souza has your forecast.
Our NEXT Weather team forecasts there will be no rain Saturday through Thursday. Watch for the whole forecast!
The Pennsylvania suburbs and South Jersey have already had their first freeze, but now it's Philly's turn, Tammie Souza reports.
It's damp and cool with the city and southern parts of our region getting heavier rain, Kate Bilo reports.
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The high temperatures is back down to the 50s on Friday with some showers moving through in the morning, Kate Bilo reports.
Meteorologist Kate Bilo has the latest forecast.
The temperature roller coaster goes back up Thursday with shower chances and more on Friday, Kate Bilo reports.
Meteorologist Tammie Souza has the latest weather forecast.
Temps take a 1-day dip Wednesday with highs in the 50s before rebounding Thursday, Kate Bilo reports.
Partly to mostly cloudy skies and upper-60s to near 70 today for Election Day Tuesday. The cold front should come through dry Tuesday evening but will usher in a cooler northerly wind on Wednesday. Bill Kelly reports.
It's beautiful outside, a great day to get out and vote, Kate Bilo reports.
Andrew Kozak has the latest forecast.
Monday will bring the Philadelphia area some November sunshine and dry weather with clouds increasing at night.
Highs will be at or above average in the low 60s this weekend with lows above freezing in the 30s and 40s. Monday we will continue the sunshine and dry weather. Andrew Kozak reports.
High pressure to our south will continue to keep us dry despite a front approaching from the Great Lakes. Rain will remain on hold until the middle of next week. Andrew Kozak reports.
We'll see clouds with some sun and temperatures in the 60s Saturday and Sunday, Tammie Souza reports.
A Pleasant, mild weekend on deck with a few more clouds, especially Saturday night into Sunday, but looking to stay dry for the first full weekend since Labor Day. Bill Kelly reports.
Milder air will mean the mid-60s by Sunday. A couple of fronts to watch next week but the most significant looks to bring showers followed by another cooldown Thursday into next weekend. Bill Kelly reports.
