NEXT Weather: scattered showers and storms, severe weather ahead
It's going to be another hot day in the area, but don't forget some rain gear for scattered showers and storms. Prepare for severe weather starting overnight and throughout Sunday.
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It's going to be another hot day in the area, but don't forget some rain gear for scattered showers and storms. Prepare for severe weather starting overnight and throughout Sunday.
The National Weather Service has yet to confirm the tornado.
A pleasant Saturday with some storms Sunday and Monday, but the Fourth of July is trending dry and warm.
June 28 will be humid with some sun in the Philadelphia area. The morning starts off foggy in South Jersey.
By the end of the week, storms will develop across the Philadelphia region.
While all of us will have a chance of heavy rain (much needed!), gusty winds and hail, it's southern Jersey and Delaware that have the best chance of severe storms.
The most hazardous smoke from wildfires in Canada is currently moving through the area from Wednesday night into early Thursday morning.
The effects of air pollution can be minimized by avoiding strenuous activity.
Smoke from the Tantallon wildfire in Nova Scotia, Canada will linger over the Philadelphia area into Thursday.
We've had very little rain lately and it's been an unusually dry May.
We're settling into the holiday with a pretty big difference in temperatures across the area.
The unofficial kick-off to summer, aka Memorial Day Weekend, is less than a week away, so will we need the umbrellas?
The week ahead looks to be dry and mild in the mid and upper 70's so keep that garden hose handy.
Tuesday will warm up to 80 degrees. Clouds will build up through the day before rain moves in overnight.
Overall, a dry week is ahead in the Philadelphia region, with the exception of late Tuesday into Wednesday.
Temperatures will get into the 70s on Wednesday with sunny, beautiful days ahead.
Another batch of rain will clip parts of our region and then we'll have a clear afternoon.
Philadelphia will see a shot of rain Tuesday, but after that, high pressure will build through the weekend with mostly sunny skies.
Thursday is slightly warmer than the rest of the week as we look toward a pleasant weekend, finally without rain.
Wednesday is cloudy with cooler temperatures and scattered showers, and those chances increase as the day goes on.
With rain still in the forecast to start the week, we'll start to hit the 70s by next weekend in the Delaware Valley.
Heavy rain will arrive in Philadelphia mid Sunday morning and we could see downpours and thunderstorms throughout the day.
Two separate systems will bring rain to the Philadelphia area this weekend, beginning Friday afternoon.
Friday midday, there will be rain - up to several inches of precipitation into the night and into the early hours of Saturday morning.
We will see some showers and thundershowers with breaks of sun. The best rain chance in the it
