Flood watch in effect for parts of Philly Monday as storms hit region
Plan for a wet and stormy Monday in the Philadelphia region, with several rounds of showers and thunderstorms possible throughout the day.
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Plan for a wet and stormy Monday in the Philadelphia region, with several rounds of showers and thunderstorms possible throughout the day.
Rounds of showers and thunderstorms will move through the Philadelphia area Sunday night and into Monday.
Storms are moving out of the Philadelphia region Monday night after triggering multiple weather alerts.
Mostly sunny skies and very seasonable and comfortable temperatures across the Delaware Valley.
A tornado watch for the Philadelphia region expired Tuesday night after severe storms moved across the Delaware Valley.
Monday will be a beautiful day in the Philadelphia area with sunny skies and lower humidity.
The Philadelphia area can expect sunny and warm weather Sunday before temperatures heat up later this week.
Residents had to leave their homes in West Philadelphia Saturday when the roof blew off a PHA building.
Showers and storms were scattered in nature Monday in the Philadelphia region.
With another round of severe storms Sunday night, expect damaging winds and downpours that could lead to power outages, travel delays and downed trees.
High temperatures Tuesday will reach a more manageable 92 degrees, but Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday are the dangerously hot days.
The heat wave in the Philadelphia region will last from Tuesday to Sunday.
A dangerous heat wave starts Tuesday and continues into the July 4 weekend as highs climb into the triple digits. Humidity will make it feel like 105-110 degrees.
The Delaware Valley will see mixed skies and more humidity Wednesday with highs in the mid-to-low 80s before potentially severe storms move in Thursday.
After a beautiful start to the work week, we'll see more of the same Tuesday.