Sun, Clouds And A Little Rain
It's a quiet Delaware Valley morning, but there is some activity looming south of the region.
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It's a quiet Delaware Valley morning, but there is some activity looming south of the region.
Around 2:11pm, an EF-1 tornado packing winds of up to 95 mph briefly dropped down in Honey Brook, PA.
Philadelphia will close out June on a fairly average note, in what has been a wet and slightly warm month overall.
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Monday morning's temperatures are cool, but daytime highs will eventually warm into the low 80s in Philadelphia.
Not the sunniest forecast for a summer weekend as a potent storm arrives from the west, bringing with it lots of rain and gusty winds.
It is the first full weekend of summer, but it sure won't feel like it.
Soak up as much sun as you can get early on today, you might not see much of it again for several days.
The severe storms of yesterday evening are a thing of the past, but their impact will linger for days. There have been pages and pages of damage reports coming in throughout the morning, many of it wind damage.
Wind gusts exceeding 70 mph knocked downed thousands of trees, poles and wires, causing power outages for hundreds of thousands of customers from the Poconos to Jersey shore the Delaware beaches.
It will also be the third consecutive 90° day in Philadelphia, which would make it the first official heat wave of 2015.
Monday is the first full day of summer, and it is going to feel like it!
Heavy rain is expected this weekend as remnants from Tropical Storm Bill spin eastward into the Delaware Valley. A Flood Watch is in effect for our entire region Saturday evening through Sunday because of the threat of downpours and flooding.
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For the weekend, Saturday is certainly the better day.
Thursday is off to a wet start. Sunday is unfortunately looking rather soggy as well.
As you head out the door on Wednesday morning, it is going to feel noticeably different than in recent days.
Despite never being a serious threat in terms of typical tropical hazards (wind, storm surge), Tropical Depression Bill is now dumping flooding rains on the U.S. mainland.
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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