NEXT Weather: Sunny skies for travelers ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
Wednesday, also known as the busiest travel day of the year, will feature abundant sunshine and mild afternoon temperatures.
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Wednesday, also known as the busiest travel day of the year, will feature abundant sunshine and mild afternoon temperatures.
We've been spoiled with warm weather in the Philly area so far in November, but that's all about to change.
The CBS3 NEXT Weather Team has issued Friday and Saturday NEXT Weather Alert Days as they track Tropical Storm Nicole's remnants.
Nicole's remnants could bring heavy rain and high winds to the Delaware Valley Friday.
The Philadelphia region has had some beautiful afternoons the last few days, but are you ready for some wet weather?
The new week begins with the pesky front that's been hanging just to the west of Philadelphia for most of the weekend.
By Monday afternoon, we should see some clearing skies, with highs approaching the 70s.
NOAA released its 2022-23 winter outlook on Thursday.
The NLCS between the Phillies and Padres is headed back to Philadelphia after two games in beautiful San Diego.
Mother Nature is smiling on the Phillies with a stretch of picture-perfect weather for the NLCS.
We have one more warm and pleasant day before a strong cold front brings gusty storms and a subsequent cooldown Thursday.
Saturday night will be our coldest of the season thus far and the coldest since we dipped to 40 degrees on April 28.
We're calling this "bonus weather," two days with sunshine and warm 70s between two systems: the departing remnant low from Ian and an incoming cold front from the Great Lakes.
Ian's influence is moving east, meaning the rain, wind and coastal flooding issues are all coming to an end.
Our NEXT Weather alert for the Philadelphia region will expire Tuesday night.
The week will get cooler as it goes along.
The time frame of the storms looks to be between 2 and 7 p.m. on Sunday.
The storm could affect the Delaware Valley with remnant tropical rains as early as Friday.
Breezy northwest winds will make it feel a few degrees cooler than the actual temperature. Highs will range from the upper 60s to low 70s.
The rain should come to and end by 4 p.m.
We are technically still in the grips of summer until Thursday, and it will feel very summer-like on Monday as the Eagles welcome the Vikings to town.
Tuesday's storms will provide much-needed relief from the drought affecting the Philly region, especially South Jersey.
The threat area may be expanded or elevated by Tuesday afternoon.
While this rain is mostly beneficial, there is the chance for localized flash flooding under some of the heaviest downpours which can get dangerous for folks on the roads.
On Sunday it will feel muggier, and it will be cloudier.
