Rainy weather beginning around Philadelphia, Jersey Shore; stronger storms Wednesday night
Rain is falling Wednesday afternoon but the heaviest of the rain is yet to come, arriving around 10 p.m. or 11 p.m. Wednesday, Tammie Souza reports.
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Rain is falling Wednesday afternoon but the heaviest of the rain is yet to come, arriving around 10 p.m. or 11 p.m. Wednesday, Tammie Souza reports.
Areas of fog and clouds kick off Wednesday before some peeks of sun in the early afternoon. Scattered storms that could bring heavy downpours to the Philadelphia area pop up later in the day.
Chances of rain increase through Wednesday evening, with a possible shower for the Phillies game. The heaviest rain and potential thunderstorms arrive later Wednesday night, with more rain possible on Thursday, Kate Bilo reports.
Some showers and storms are expected to hit the Philadelphia region Wednesday night. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Bill Kelly is tracking the latest storms and weather patterns that will impact the Philadelphia region this week.
The muggy meter is high around the Philadelphia region on Tuesday and humidity levels will increase to a swampy feeling by Thursday. Kate Bilo is tracking July-like conditions and when we could see thunderstorms around the area.
Bill Kelly says Tuesday will be warm and humid with a high of 87 across the Delaware Valley.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
Several disturbances will pass through the Delaware Valley area over the next seven days, triggering a chance of showers and isolated storms almost every day.
Several disturbances will pass through Delaware Valley area over coming days, triggering a chance of showers and isolated storms almost every day. On Monday, skies will be partly sunny with a chance for scattered showers and storms in the afternoon and evening, but it'll be warmer than average with slightly higher humidity.
Tammie Souza says Monday in the Philadelphia region will be sunny and warm with a chance of showers and isolated storms.
Tammie Souza has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia area.
Dry weather continues Sunday with high temperatures near 84 in Philadelphia. Clouds and humidity increase later in the day, with a chance for showers in the evening.
Sunday stays dry but skies will start to cloud up as we head into the afternoon in the Delaware Valley, though peeks of sunshine are still possible throughout the day. Tonight, there's a chance for some showers and storms after 10 p.m., but severe weather is unlikely. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak has your forecast.
Scattered showers late and continue into the Monday the morning commute. Low: 65. Grant Gilmore has the forecast.
While we remain dry this weekend, overnight Sunday into Monday brings us a chance of showers and a few non-severe rumbles. Grant Gilmore has the forecast.
Saturday is a perfect day to get outdoors in Philadelphia or elsewhere around our region, and Sunday is still nice, although a little more humid. Andrew Kozak has your forecast and when to expect potential rain next week.
Friday morning starts cool in the Philadelphia area and at the Jersey Shore. Then, temperatures warm to 78 degrees in the city and make for a perfect weather day, Kate Bilo reports. Plus, here's what to expect this weekend in the city and at the Shore.
The Philadelphia region can expect practically perfect weather conditions Friday and through the weekend, with cool mornings, sunny skies and low humidity. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
This weather really is a treat, with low humidity and not-too-warm temperatures for the next several days. Tammie Souza walks you through what you can expect in the forecast the next few days around Philadelphia, the Jersey Shore and the Delaware beaches.
Wednesday's storms are moving off the coast, and we'll have a mostly sunny day with a high of just 75, slightly cooler than normal - with a low of 55 degrees overnight. Kate Bilo has your forecast.
The Philadelphia region can expect a few days of sunny skies and low humidity the rest of this week and into the weekend. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Bill Kelly is tracking the latest storms that will hit the Philadelphia area on Wednesday night.
A few passing showers are possible later in the day, and while severe weather isn't expected in Philadelphia with these storms, a few rumbles of thunder and brief downpours are possible.
