After rainy Wednesday, temperatures drop in Philadelphia region Thursday
Bill Kelly has the latest forecast for the Philadelphia region as temperatures drop across the area.
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Bill Kelly has the latest forecast for the Philadelphia region as temperatures drop across the area.
Bill Kelly has the NEXT Weather forecast for the Philadelphia region as we deal with heavy rain, gusty winds and possibly flooding.
By late afternoon today and into early evening, the Philadelphia region will receive 1 to 3 inches of rain.
It may be a good idea to deflate those holiday decorations. On this NEXT Weather Alert day, strong winds and heavy rain are expected to hit the Philadelphia region on Wednesday.
Bill Kelly says the Philadelphia region will be in a NEXT Weather Alert Day on Wednesday due to heavy rain and gusty winds.
Bill Kelly has the latest weather forecast for the Philadelphia region before a NEXT Weather Alert Day on Wednesday.
A dense fog advisory is in effect for the entire Delaware Valley until 9 a.m. The morning stays cloudy and damp, and in the afternoon more showers are possible as highs climb to the mid-50s. Tomorrow is shaping up to be a washout of a day, with 1-2 inches of rain possible.
Dense fog is expected to decrease visibility Tuesday morning across the Philadelphia region. Chief Meteorologist Bill Kelly has the forecast.
Bill Kelly has your NEXT Weather forecast as we prepare for an Alert Day on Wednesday in the Philadelphia region.
The first half of the week will be rainy but warmer in Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley, but by Thursday temperatures take a nose dive back into the 30s. Meteorologist Tammie Souza has your NEXT Weather forecast.
After the nice warm-up we had on Sunday, we’re now focusing our attention on the two major rounds of rain rolling in for Monday and Wednesday of this week. While we need the rain with a continued drought situation across the area, we won’t see enough to alleviate it.
Temperatures Sunday morning will be in the 30s and near 40s, but by the afternoon the region will warm up to a high of 55 degrees.
Rain returns Monday morning. The timing is after the morning commute and exiting by early evening. Temperatures will be mild in the upper 40s. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak has your Sunday evening forecast.
Temperatures Sunday morning will be in the 30s and near 40s, but by the afternoon the region will warm up to the mid-50s. Gusty winds occasionally up to 25 mph will make it feel slightly cooler, but not like the intense wind chills we've experienced the past few days.
Sunday will see a nice warmup with highs in the low and mid 50’s. Andrew Kozak has the forecast.
There will be clouds to start your Sunday, but they also give way to some afternoon sun which will make it feel pleasant for any outdoor activities and all of you at the Eagles' home game against the Carolina Panthers.
The Philadelphia region is still cold Saturday, warming to the 50s for Sunday and near 60s early next week; then temperatures plummet back down late next week, NEXT Weather Meteorologist Tammie Souza reports.
The weekend will be warmer, less windy, and partly to mostly sunny with highs in the 40’s on Saturday and 50’s on Sunday.
The weekend will be warmer, less windy and partly to mostly sunny, with highs in the 40s on Saturday and 50s on Sunday.
It's a windy and cold Friday; though not as windy as Thursday, feels-like temperatures will still be in the teens and 20s, NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kate Bilo reports.
Heavy winds caused power outages, travel delays, and early dismissals in the Philadelphia region on Thursday.
Bill Kelly says Friday in the Philadelphia region will be cold and windy, but Sunday will be warmer for the Eagles game.
Bill Kelly says it will be a windy Thursday night in the Philadelphia region as a wind advisory is in effect for the area.
Peak wind gusts in the Philadephia area could reach as high as 50 mph this afternoon before winds subside overnight. Farther out at the Jersey Shore and points far north like the Poconos, we could see even higher gusts of around 55 mph. Grant Gilmore is tracking this bitter cold and what to expect heading into Friday and the weekend.
Many places in the Philadelphia region were not warm enough for the snow that fell to accumulate, and others saw mostly or entirely rain. The precipitation is moving out and leaving us with frigid Arctic air close behind – dropping feels-like temps to the teens and 20s. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Tammie Souza breaks down all impacts of Thursday's weather before heading into Friday and your weekend.
