NEXT Weather: Major storm possible this weekend
Andrew Kozak is tracking a storm system that could potentially bring significant rain or snow to the Philadelphia region this weekend.
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Andrew Kozak is tracking a storm system that could potentially bring significant rain or snow to the Philadelphia region this weekend.
Andrew Kozak has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region and says we could see some snow this upcoming weekend.
The region will see seasonable temperatures for the most part this week but some flurries could be in the forecast later in the week. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore has the full 7-day forecast.
We're ringing in 2024 with a mostly cloudy Monday with highs in the mid-40s. There are chances for light passing rain showers, but no major impacts are expected.
There's a chance some areas will see light passing showers on New Year's Day, but the first day of 2024 will remain mostly cloudy with highs in the mid-40s. Precipitation will stay as rain, and now major impacts are expected. Billy Kelly has your forecast, and is tracking a major storm system that's set to move in next weekend.
Bill Kelly says Monday will bring some showers to the Philadelphia region as we start 2024.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region.
Highs Sunday will be in the mid-40s before temps drop to the mid-30s as we ring in the New Year. The chance for an isolated sprinkle of rain or flurries is possible late tonight, and then lingers through the first half of Monday. Grant Gilmore has your end-of-the-year forecast. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/next-weather-a-quiet-end-to-2023/
Partly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures spread across the region for the last day of 2023. A chance for isolated sprinkles or flurries moves in late and continues through Monday.
Clouds have cleared into Sunday morning, with near-or-at-freezing temperatures blanketing the area into the last day of the year. Expect a bit of a breeze early on, then dying down as we head into the afternoon. Andrew Kozak reports.
It's a little cooler than Friday and clouds have returned after a brief period of clearing this morning, Grant Gilmore reports.
Most of the area will remain dry Friday night but a weak system to the south could bring a few stray showers to southern Delaware and extreme southern New Jersey, mainly Cape May. Bill Kelly reports.
After a dreary week, the sunshine has finally returned. The sunshine helped temperatures return to the middle 50s Friday afternoon before more seasonable conditions return this weekend and persist into the New Year. Bill Kelly reports.
The temperature is nearing the high of 53 degrees before a cool down Saturday and Sunday heading into the New Year. Grant Gilmore reports.
High temperatures will reach the 50s in the Philadelphia region on Friday, Dec. 29, 2023.
There's a chance for a stray shower to our south tonight, but otherwise it should stay dry this Friday, Grant Gilmore reports.
The rain has moved out Thursday night but Bill Kelly reports this has been one of the wettest Decembers on record. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/48eY2CL
Temperatures remain mild in the 50s through Friday across the Philadelphia region. Sunshine and low 40s return this weekend, perfect weather for the Eagles and Cardinals game at Lincoln Financial Field.
After a rainy night/morning with several reports of flooding the waters are finally beginning to recede. Conditions will remain damp and dreary with fog and low cloud cover around the region this afternoon with high temperatures in the middle 50s. Bill Kelly reports.
Thanks to another round of rain, the Schuylkill River is forecast to crest around 1 p.m. on Thursday at 11.9 feet, which could lead to flooding and road closures along Kelly Drive and MLK Drive. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/philadelphia-pennsylvania-weather-forecast-rain-showers-wednesday/
The Schuylkill River is forecast to crest around 1 p.m., which could lead to flooding and road closures along Kelly Drive and MLK Drive. A Flood Watch remains in effect until 7 p.m.
Temperatures remain mild Thursday with highs in the 50s. Rain tapers off in the morning but stray showers could redevelop later in the evening. A Flood Watch remains in effect for much of the region until 7 p.m., with larger rivers expected to crest later in the afternoon. Grant Gilmore has your forecast.
The Philadelphia region can expect rain for most of the day Wednesday, with heaviest showers late in the day and into the night.
As of 11 p.m., we’ve had 1.06 inches of rain in Philadelphia, bringing our Month total to 7.29 inches, making this December the 5th wettest on record ... and the rain isn’t over yet. Thursday morning will bring low clouds and areas of fog.
Wednesday is off to a rainy start with light showers spreading across the region. Light rain will continue for now, but more steady showers with periods of moderate-heavy rain will move in later this afternoon and persist through this evening. Bill Kelly reports.
