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The official start of winter, and the shortest day of the year, is Saturday, Dec. 21.
NEXT Weather Meteorologist Tammie Souza has the latest forecast in the sphere.
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Rain is moving into the Philadelphia region Wednesday night, and colder temperatures are on the way. Meteorologist Tamie Souza has the forecast.
By 3 p.m. Wednesday, light showers will break out across the Philadelphia region.
The high temperature around the Philadelphia region cools over the next few days. Wednesday, we start clear and then see rain in the afternoon into the evening, a break Thursday and the return of rain Friday followed by an Arctic blast. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo is tracking all the storms and temperature drops as you prep for Christmas and Hanukkah holiday travel, last-minute shopping or maybe some holiday displays.
Rain will move into the Philadelphia area Wednesday, bringing afternoon showers followed by colder temperatures in the second half of the week. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
The Philadelphia region can expect dry conditions overnight, but rain will hit the region Wednesday evening. Chief meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Rain will clear out Tuesday morning and give way to partly sunny and mild conditions across the Philadelphia region.
Afternoon sun will warm the Philadelphia region to a high of 60 degrees before temps crash back down to the 30s overnight. Rain returns Wednesday. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo has the forecast.
A few showers are possible Tuesday morning in the Philadelphia region, but the afternoon will be warmer and sunnier. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Bill Kelly has your NEXT Weather forecast for the Philadelphia region as we deal with plenty of rain this week.
After rain moved through the Delaware Valley, with even some snow across the Lehigh Valley and Poconos, the precipitation will move out for most of the second half of the day.
Rain will tapers off Monday afternoon, but another system will increase the chance of rain again tonight into Tuesday morning, with temperatures tomorrow soaring closer to 60 degrees.
Andrew Kozak has your NEXT Weather forecast as the Philadelphia region is set to get hit with rain multiple times this week.
Andrew Kozak says Philadelphia residents should prepare for rain showers on Sunday night and Monday as storms will hit the area.
For fans tailgating ahead of Sunday's Eagles-Steelers matchup, expect most of the day to be cloudy and chilly with highs just barely reaching the 40s.
Sunday starts cold and cloudy side as temperatures gradually warm from the 20s to the low 40s Sunday afternoon. While most of the day will remain dry, a storm system approaching from the west will bring an increasing chance of rain into the evening through the early hours of the Monday AM commute.
For fans tailgating ahead of tomorrow's Eagles-Steelers matchup, expect most of the day to be cloudy and chilly with highs just barely getting back to the 40s. Andrew Kozak has the forecast.
The Philadelphia area will see mostly sunny skies and chilly conditions with highs in the high 30s and a wind chill making it feel colder, NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo reports.
The weekend looks to be mixed with mostly sunny skies and chilly conditions on Saturday and more clouds on Sunday. Highs will be near 40 on Saturday and increase to around 50 degrees on Sunday.
Sunday's probably your best day if you want to get outside and put up some holiday decorations, with Friday and Saturday particularly chilly with a bit of wind, NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo says. Next week we see warming with some rain chances.
Bill Kelly says to bundle up on Friday in the Philadelphia region as temperatures will be cold with a high of 38 degrees.
It will be clear and cold in the Philadelphia region on Thursday night as we prepare for another cold weekend, Bill Kelly says.
Feels-like temperatures will be in the teens and 20s on Thursday, a major drop from Wednesday. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo has the latest on this blast of cold that will linger into Saturday.
