Pleasant weather in Philly for Veterans Day, temperatures drop on Tuesday
After a 70-degree Veterans Day, daytime highs across the Delaware Valley will only reach the low to mid-50s this week. Overnight, low temperatures will drop into the 30s.
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After a 70-degree Veterans Day, daytime highs across the Delaware Valley will only reach the low to mid-50s this week. Overnight, low temperatures will drop into the 30s.
Thankfully, we'll see some relief with rain returning Sunday late afternoon through the evening meaning this is the first measurable rainfall since the end of September!
Parts of the East Coast are under drought conditions and red flag warnings, from Massachusetts to the northern edge of Virginia and West Virginia.
Saturday will be another dry day however the winds will not be as strong and the humidity levels will not be quite as low.
Most of the Philadelphia area is in a severe drought, and the danger for fires remains.
Temperatures are back in the mid-70s again Thursday, but cooler air moves in overnight. The Delaware Valley's next best chance for measurable rain comes on Sunday.
On Wednesday, Philadelphia is forecasted to have a high of 80 degrees, which would break the record set of 79 set in 1948.
The Philadelphia region has a good chance at ending its record dry streak this weekend.
Temperatures on Election Day 2024 could be some of the warmest ever recorded in Philadelphia for a presidential election.
In the Philadelphia region, temperatures on Monday will rebound to the upper 60s with partly cloudy skies.
Sunday is the coldest day of the week with temperatures in the upper 50s but feeling like the mid-50s.
The cold front that brought those few sprinkles will also bring considerably cooler temps to the region over the weekend.
After a Halloween for the record books, temperatures will remain on the warm side as November begins.
It will feel more like summer than the last day of October this Halloween in the Philadelphia region.
On Wednesday, it will be back into the upper 70s in the Philadelphia region. It's not a record, but closer to it than seasonal temps.
The Philadelphia region can expect a cold start on Tuesday, but temperatures will warm up later in the day.
The Philadelphia region can expect the coldest temperatures of the season so far on Monday morning.
Sunday was dry and chilly with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60s but will get even colder tonight when freeze and frost warnings go into effect.
The Philadelphia area is still in extreme fire danger as we have now gone 26 days with no measurable rainfall.
A red flag warning has been issued for South Jersey between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursday.
Philadelphia has a chance to break a record for consecutive days without measurable rain if the incredible dry trend continues into next week.
The calendar says mid-fall, but the dry, summer-like weather will continue for another two days in the Philadelphia region.
Our streak of dry, sunny and warm days will continue the next few days with temperatures climbing into the 80s Monday through Wednesday in the Philadelphia region.
Sunday brings us yet another sunny day with highs in the low 70s. Temps climb back into the 80s early this week, and there's still no rain in sight for the Delaware Valley.
Philadelphians took advantage of an unseasonably warm Saturday, perfect for outdoor dining, tennis and tailgating.
