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Philadelphia is nearing the latest date ever to record its first measurable snowfall of the season.
The sun will return to the Philadelphia region on Thursday.
Plan on budgeting extra time to travel throughout the day, as roads will be wet all the way through the evening commute and beyond.
As colder air arrives in the morning a few wet flakes or sleet may cross the entire area.
It's going to be a rainy Thursday in the Philadelphia region so don't forget to grab the umbrella.
Sun returned in full force Sunday and you can expect more sunshine Monday.
How great is it to cap off a weekend win for the Eagles with no rain and no issues from Mother Nature?
After mixed skies and chilly, but slightly above-average temperatures Saturday, all eyes are on Sunday and the big game.
According to folklore and not science, this is the "Wolf Moon." It is the time of year wolves left hungry from the harsh winter begin to howl for food.
Wednesday is the 8th consecutive day we have enjoyed above-average temperatures across the Philadelphia region.
The start of 2023 is gracing us with some warmer temperatures, but reality will return by the end of the workweek.
After a week of increasingly warm temperatures and a great deal of sunshine, the final day of 2022 will bring rain and fog, as a cold front approaches the Delaware Valley.
Temperatures will continue to rise through the end of the week and into the weekend
There's an old saying: "You can't fall off the floor," and it definitely applies here; there's nowhere else to go but up, and we'll see a rapid rise in temperature for the week ahead.
Santa might be used to this kind of cold at the North Pole, but we certainly are not here in Philadelphia.
The beginning of the week looks quiet, dry and sunny. But the end of the week? That's a different story.
With more clouds than sunshine, Saturday wasn't a great day. But at least, after all the rain we had late last week, it was dry.
This massive storm isn't quite done with our area just yet.
After a rainy weekend, sunshine is expected on Tuesday and some on Wednesday. Highs through the middle of the week will be slightly below seasonable; with low to middle 40s for the Philadelphia region.
Temperatures are set to drop in the Philly to start this week before rain moves into the region.
We asked officials if the strong winds could impact the Cape May Holiday Parade Saturday.
Wednesday is a Next Weather Alert Day, with bands of heavy rain, wind and even a few storms likely across much of the Delaware Valley.
This week will start sunny before rain moves into the Philly region on Wednesday.
Wednesday, also known as the busiest travel day of the year, will feature abundant sunshine and mild afternoon temperatures.
