Monday to mark 30th day without rain in Philadelphia area
The Philadelphia region can expect the coldest temperatures of the season so far on Monday morning.
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The Philadelphia region can expect the coldest temperatures of the season so far on Monday morning.
Sunday was dry and chilly with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60s but will get even colder tonight when freeze and frost warnings go into effect.
The Philadelphia area is still in extreme fire danger as we have now gone 26 days with no measurable rainfall.
A red flag warning has been issued for South Jersey between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursday.
Drought continues to worsen across the region and now it'll take nearly a foot of rainfall to pull us out of the drought by next year.
Philadelphia has a chance to break a record for consecutive days without measurable rain if the incredible dry trend continues into next week.
The calendar says mid-fall, but the dry, summer-like weather will continue for another two days in the Philadelphia region.
Our streak of dry, sunny and warm days will continue the next few days with temperatures climbing into the 80s Monday through Wednesday in the Philadelphia region.
Sunday brings us yet another sunny day with highs in the low 70s. Temps climb back into the 80s early this week, and there's still no rain in sight for the Delaware Valley.
Temperatures Saturday morning will still be a little on the chilly side with temperatures across the region generally dropping.
The weather story on Friday will be continued dry weather and rebounding temps.
Bundle up on Thursday morning, as temperatures are in the 30s or low 40s in the Philadelphia area.
Temps will be quite chilly once again on Wednesday, and daytime highs will only reach the upper 50s in the Philadelphia region.
Temperatures will dip on Tuesday morning in the Philadelphia region with a frost advisory in effect parts of the Delaware Valley.
Monday will be partly cloudy and much cooler than the warm temperatures we had in Philadelphia over the weekend. The high is a breezy 65 degrees.
Skies will be sunny and the weather will be in the low 80s on Sunday, making this a perfect day to head to the pumpkin patch.
You can skip the sweater this Saturday. Philadelphia is kicking off the weekend with mostly sunny skies and temperatures peaking in the upper 70s.
After a chilly start to Friday, temperatures rebound ahead of a warm front bringing us highs near 80 for this weekend around Philadelphia.
The Delaware Valley could see the northern lights Thursday night and Friday morning, and the NEXT Weather team is forecasting clear skies during peak viewing times.
Thursday brings the coolest temperatures of the season to the Delaware Valley, with highs only reaching the low 60s. Overnight, a frost advisory is in effect for the region.
The Philadelphia region can expect more seasonable fall temperatures this week.
A beautiful, seasonable October stretch is in the forecast this week in the Philadelphia area.
A cool pattern moves into the Delaware Valley this week with high temperatures only reaching the 60s and low 70s.
Expect a stellar Sunday with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 70s for much of the Delaware Valley – another great afternoon for baseball at Citizens Bank Park.
It's going to be a beautiful sunny and warm fall weekend with one or two spots possibly hitting 80° on Saturday. Gorgeous for the Phillies game.
