Mild Tuesday in Philadelphia region, tracking rain, snow on Wednesday
Temperatures will be up and down this week, and the NEXT Weather team is tracking chances for rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain.
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Temperatures will be up and down this week, and the NEXT Weather team is tracking chances for rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain.
The Philadelphia region will be warm on Monday, but it will also be the start of our seesaw temperatures for the remainder of the week.
Mostly cloudy skies will meet and greet us on Sunday, with highs hovering near 40 degrees. Here's your Groundhog Day forecast in Philadelphia.
Around a quarter to a half inch of rain fell across the region Friday before the rain cleared out as a cold front swept across the region Friday night into early Saturday morning.
Despite the rain and clouds, temps will top out near 50 on Friday in the Philadelphia region.
Thursday will be calmer and mostly sunny in the Philadelphia region.
There's over a 30-degree difference in the high temperature between this Wednesday and last around Philadelphia — but wind gusts above 50 mph will make it feel cooler.
Tuesday will be another day with high temps in the mid-40s and plenty of sunshine in the Philadelphia region.
The Philadelphia region will begin the week mild on Monday, and we could even get to the 50s later in the week.
During the Eagles-Commanders NFC championship game, cloud coverage could shift from mostly cloudy, to partly cloudy.
Saturday will be a beautiful day with sunshine but temperatures will be cold, with highs in the 30s across the Philadelphia region.
Philadelphia has been below-freezing since Sunday as the region deals with some of the coldest temperatures in 30 years.
Thursday will be another dangerously cold day in the Philadelphia region, but we're getting closer to getting above the freezing mark.
Philadelphia might feel like minus 5 and minus 10 degrees on Wednesday as Arctic air moves through the region.
The weekend begins mild with scattered rain showers but plan and prepare for snow ahead with the coldest air since 2018.
Friday will be in the 40s in the Philadelphia region, but storms are expected in the area this weekend ahead of temperatures dropping below freezing.
Thursday will remain chilly in the Philadelphia area with temperatures in the 30s and cold windchills.
Wednesday stays cold with high temperatures in the low 30s, but blustery winds will make it feel like the low 20s.
The chilly reality returns Tuesday to the Delaware Valley with cold winds being the rule.
Temperatures on Monday will be above average in the low-to-mid 40s in Philadelphia, but a stretch of colder days kicks off on Tuesday.
Temperatures cool slightly into the upper 30s by the time the Eagles kick off against the Packers, but expect clear skies and light winds if you're heading to the game.
After some light snow in the early morning hours, Saturday will be chilly and cloudy, with more sunshine coming for Sunday.
Looking ahead to the Saturday snow chance, it's less likely that snow lovers will get a big dumping of snow out of this one.
The frigid conditions, along with icy spots, continue to be the dominating weather story around the Philadelphia region.
Frigid, icy conditions will continue through the end of the week, and snow is possible Saturday in the Philadelphia area.
