Philly area to see below average temps thru the week, more rain Friday night
After the coldest morning since early March with temperatures that dropped below freezing, highs will slowly climb to near 50 Wednesday afternoon.
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After the coldest morning since early March with temperatures that dropped below freezing, highs will slowly climb to near 50 Wednesday afternoon.
Temperatures will top out in the mid-40s on Tuesday in the Philadelphia region, while the normal is in the low 60s.
We're not expecting severe weather Monday, but you'll definitely want the umbrella and raincoat. Showers move across the region throughout the day, starting during the AM commute.
Fog will linger throughout the day Sunday, with scattered showers expected in Philadelphia throughout the morning. Tomorrow, heavier rain is likely during the AM commute.
Expect a damp weekend with passing spotty showers before heavier rain Sunday night into Monday for your morning commute.
After the Friday morning storms in Philadelphia, conditions dry out a bit ahead of yet another weather maker for the weekend.
A NEXT Weather Alert will be in effect for the Philadelphia region for a chance of a few severe storms on Thursday night.
Wednesday starts chilly, but by the afternoon the Philadelphia region will be back into the mid-50s.
After Monday's storms, Tuesday is a mostly sunny day in the Philadelphia region.
The rain held off for the Phillies' home opener, but potentially severe weather is set to move into the Philadelphia region on Monday night.
Overnight, we'll see mixed skies, light winds and patchy fog. So be careful if you're out late or very early in the morning on Sunday.
This weekend will feel almost like early summer with highs making a run into the 80s on Saturday.
The weekend will feel almost like early summer in Philadelphia with warmer temps and a chance for rain.
Thursday will start quite chilly in the Philadelphia region, but temps will jump back to seasonably mild in the mid-50s later in the day.
Wednesday will turn breezy and cooler with some clouds bubbling up in the afternoon.
Tuesday in the Philadelphia region will be mostly sunny, but there will be a chance of showers in the evening.
The heaviest rain moving into the Philadelphia region on Monday will fall over South Jersey and the Shore.
Temperatures start on either side of freezing around the Delaware Valley Sunday, but it'll be a bit less windy and sunny before skies cloud up and rain moves in overnight.
The weekend will kick off with temperatures in the mid-upper 30s, but a steady warm-up through the day despite a mix of sun and clouds.
Colder air has quickly started to rush into the Philly region, sending temperatures into the 30s across the entire area to start our Friday.
Wednesday was a picture-perfect end to winter in the Philadelphia region, but it'll rain on Thursday night as spring begins.
Wednesday will be another stunning day in the Philadelphia area with sunshine early, increasing clouds late and highs near 70.
Tuesday will start out cold in the Philadelphia region, but then it'll be sunny and warm make for a beautiful day.
Heavy rain Monday morning will make for a wet and slick morning commute in the Philadelphia region, but the threat of severe storms has passed.
Temperatures warm into the 60s Sunday with overcast skies before storms brings heavy rain and potentially damaging wind gusts to the region.
