Winds whip through Philadelphia region with gusts as high as 45 mph
The Philadelphia region's weather is off to a blustery start this weekend, with winds whipping throughout the day Saturday. We'll see some sunshine once clouds clear out.
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The Philadelphia region's weather is off to a blustery start this weekend, with winds whipping throughout the day Saturday. We'll see some sunshine once clouds clear out.
Friday is still breezy with some scattered rain showers that lighten up into the evening. It should be a mostly overcast day and will be cloudy again Saturday before a big warmup.
Thursday is cloudy and mild but rain showers could roll through in the early evening - potentially disrupting the Phillies game against the Pirates at Citizens Bank Park.
Wednesday should clear up a bit but stray showers could impact you - more serious rain and wind are on the way Thursday night.
On Tuesday the city of Philadelphia will see 70-degree temperatures by noon. The day's high is 77 degrees and highs Wednesday and Thursday are also above 70.
The most noticeable part of Saturday's weather is the wind - but we could also see a stray shower. Expect a mix of sun and clouds leading up to a decent Monday for eclipse viewing.
Friday is partly cloudy in the Philadelphia region, and right now we're expecting decent conditions for viewing the 2024 solar eclipse.
Thursday will start out dry with mixed skies after several areas of low pressure created an atmosphere for showers on Wednesday and even severe weather south of the Philadelphia region.
A two-day system moves through the region with waves of rain Tuesday and Wednesday, which could lead to delays or possible cancellations for the Phillies games at Citizens Bank Park.
Philadelphia kicks off April with more rain in the wake of the fourth wettest March on record, but will showers clear out in time for Monday night's Phillies' game against the Reds?
Scattered showers will mainly be concentrated in the southwestern parts of the Delaware Valley by the mid-afternoon.
Rain, rain went away and there will be baseball on Friday. Here's what the weather forecast will be like for the Phillies' home opener against the Atlanta Braves.
Showers will continue on and off over the course of the day but wrap up across the Delaware Valley by midnight. Skies clear for the Philadelphia Phillies' Opening Day Friday, but it'll be windy at Citizens Bank Park.
Forecasted rain has led the Philadelphia Phillies to postpone their Opening Day game against the Atlanta Braves to Friday. Here's what the forecast says.
Wednesday started off dry but showers are going to filter in heading into the afternoon and evening - with all eyes on a potentially rainy home opener for Phillies
The Philadelphia area will see increasing cloud cover Tuesday, but the area will remain dry until showers return through the day on Wednesday.
Another sunny but breezy day Monday with highs in the low 50s. Dry weather continues tomorrow before the Delaware Valley's next weather maker brings rain and clouds to the region Wednesday and Thursday.
So far in March, Philadelphia has recorded 6.74 inches of rain, a solid 3.8 inches above normal. It's also the wettest March the region has seen since 2010, and even more precipitation is on the way.
Conditions stay dry but cool Sunday before temperatures warm up slight to 55 on Monday and Tuesday. The next chance for rain along the I-95 corridor comes Wednesday morning.
Steady and at times heavy rain is falling across the region, presenting chances of flooding, while high winds could knock down branches or trees - particularly after this storm moves out.
Friday is sunny with a high of 50 degrees before rain arrives Friday night that carries into Saturday - bringing flooding threats
High winds and dry conditions mean any fire that starts could spread easily - leading to this alert from officials.
Thursday is again breezy and one of few days this month with a high temperature below 50 degrees. Friday might be the coldest morning of the month so far.
After two straight days with below-average temperatures, the weather is mild again on Wednesday with chances of showers tonight.
The start of spring isn't particularly warm in Philadelphia, but it does mean more daylight is on the way.
