WEATHER: A Steamy, Stormy Tuesday
Tuesday will be very similar to Monday. The heat and humidity will "stick" around for one more day, and thunderstorms will once again pop up this afternoon.
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Tuesday will be very similar to Monday. The heat and humidity will "stick" around for one more day, and thunderstorms will once again pop up this afternoon.
A few showers are still lingering this morning, but most of the greater Philadelphia area is currently in a lull.
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Hazy. Hot. Humid. Get ready Philly -- it's going to be a steamy couple of days!
A warm, summer-like weather pattern is taking hold of the Delaware Valley.
It will be a warm day, with highs in the low to mid 80s.
After a wild afternoon of weather, heavy rain will continue overnight and the region will endure the chance for more showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday as a cold front exits the region. Any storms on Tuesday may also contain gusty winds and downpours but the threat severe weather will be greatly reduced.
As a cold front approaches from the west, showers and thunderstorms will begin to pop up across Central PA late this afternoon into this evening.
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One more day before the weekend, one last day for the weather to improve - and it looks like it will, just in time!
Depending on your location, you could see a peek of sun or you could see a stray shower throughout the day.
Are you ready for more of that June Gloom? It's going to be yet another cool, dreary day across the Delaware Valley.
Philadelphia, as well as other parts of the Delaware Valley, received more rainfall in one day on the first of June than it did the entire month of May.
June arrived in Philadelphia with nearly as much rainfall as the 31 days of May combined.
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A slow moving cold front will bring some much needed rain to the region later Sunday into Monday, and will also cool things down big time.
Thursday will be another warm, muggy, steamy day. And the final days of May won't offer much relief.
In short, we've got some great excuses to hit the swimming pool in the days ahead, but keep your ears perked! If you hear thunder, always head indoors.
