NEXT Weather Alert: Widespread rain and wind gusts, flooding possible Sunday into Monday
CBS News Philadelphia Meteorologist Andrew Kozak reports.
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CBS News Philadelphia Meteorologist Andrew Kozak reports.
Heavy rain is expected late Sunday night and into Monday morning in the Philadelphia region. Winds could reach 25 to 35 miles per hour in Philadelphia and closer to 50 miles per hour at the Jersey shore.
Sunday's widespread, long-term rain event moves into Monday. Heavy rain and wind gusts up to 30-50 mph could lead to localized flooding and possible power outages.
Sunday morning starts out quiet, but a major storm system will move into the the region Sunday night and linger throughout the Monday morning commute. Localized flooding and power outages are possible with this storm, which will drop between 2-4 inches of rain and winds up to 30-50 mph. Tammie Souza has your NEXT Weather forecast.
The current track is just offshore with the heaviest rain over the Delaware Valley. Skies will be cloudy Sunday and dry in the morning with spotty afternoon showers and widespread rain developing in the evening. Andrew Kozak reports.
It’s the calm before the storm Saturday night, as a storm headed to the Philadelphia region Sunday into Monday aims to bring flooding and wind risks, with the entire area under a slight risk for flash flooding Sunday. Andrew Kozak reports.
Saturday is sunny with a high temperature in the 50s before storms roll in Sunday into Monday.
After temperatures shot into the mid-upper 50s Friday afternoon, we will cool into the mid-30s to start our split weekend of weather. Saturday will feature a little more high cloud cover than Friday but equally mild conditions with highs in the middle 50s. Grant Gilmore reports.
A strong coastal storm forms over the southeast U.S. and tracks northward through Monday. The current track takes the center of the storm just offshore placing the bands of heaviest rain over the Delaware Valley. Grant Gilmore reports.
Enjoy clear and sunny skies on Friday and Saturday before a stormy Sunday and Monday morning, Tammie Souza reports.
Cherish these sunny days before rain arrives Sunday night into Monday in the the Philadelphia region, Tammie Souza reports.
The Philadelphia region is in for another chilly night with temperatures dropping into the upper 20s and low 30s late Thursday. We bounce back Friday with high temperatures in the low to middle 50s. We’ll hang onto the 50s through the weekend before our next storm system arrives Sunday into Monday.
Grant Gilmore has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia area.
Thursday is cold but sunny, but a warm-up is on the way Friday and Saturday, Tammie Souza reports.
Thursday will be the coolest day of the week with highs in the low 40s, but warmer temperatures in the 50s return Friday.
High temps will make it into the low 40s Thursday before the warm weather rebounds heading into the weekend. But more chances of rain return Sunday into Monday. Kate Bilo has your forecast.
The region can expect temperatures to drop into the mid- to upper-20s Thursday, and it might feel colder. Temperatures will warm up into the 50s on Friday and Saturday, with wind and rain expected Sunday.
Grant Gilmore has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
It will be seasonably chilly on Wednesday and even colder on Thursday. Andrew Kozak has your forecast.
Another sunny day Wednesday before a front passes ushers in colder air Thursday, when temps will struggle to make it to 40.
Another sunny day Wednesday before a front passes through later tonight and ushers in a northerly flow for Thursday, meaning temperatures will drop even further. Many spots could barely make it to 40! Kate Bilo has your morning forecast.
Bill Kelly says Wednesday will be sunny and chilly in the Philadelphia region with a high of 45.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
The weather story the next few days will be the relatively cold air, especially when accounting for wind chill, however we will have a dry trend through at least Saturday.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be seasonable days with temperatures in the mid-to-upper upper 40s, though a breeze will make it feel a little cooler. The coldest day of the week comes on Thursday, with highs only in the 30s.
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