Scattered showers in parts of Philadelphia region create mild start to Easter Sunday
Scattered showers will mainly be concentrated in the southwestern parts of the Delaware Valley by the mid-afternoon.
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Meteorologist Andrew Kozak's interest in weather began at the age of 4, all because of a giant stocking. Sounds funny, but that's actually what was used to create the iconic tornado in "The Wizard Of Oz." In fact, Andrew never really cared to watch the rest of the movie once the color kicked in; he wore out the VHS tape rewinding to the tornado part over and over again!
Born and raised in Staten Island, N.Y., Andrew graduated from the State University of NY at Oneonta with a degree in meteorology and internship experience at WABC in New York City. Six days after graduating, he was out at his first on-air job in Casper, Wyo., forecasting the weather and cohosting the morning show for the ABC affiliate.
Since then, he spent the better part of the last two decades tracking severe storms, tornadoes, floods and blizzards in Wichita, Tulsa, Memphis and Columbus, Ohio. He also spent some time helping out weather teams in Austin and Kansas City. He has co-hosted an entertainment show and hosted numerous entertainment, travel and celebrity segments as well.
Andrew joined the CBS News Philadelphia team in September 2022 and says he's excited to forecast the weather for the Delaware Valley, get involved in the community - and be "right down the road" from family.
Out of the studio, you can find Andrew exploring Philadelphia, eating his way through the city, working out (mainly because of all the eating), volunteering and testing his amateur chef skills. During college, he worked at a few high-end restaurants in N.Y., where he learned some culinary tricks from some of the best Italian chefs in the industry.
Scattered showers will mainly be concentrated in the southwestern parts of the Delaware Valley by the mid-afternoon.
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Showers will continue on and off over the course of the day but wrap up across the Delaware Valley by midnight. Skies clear for the Philadelphia Phillies' Opening Day Friday, but it'll be windy at Citizens Bank Park.
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Another sunny but breezy day Monday with highs in the low 50s. Dry weather continues tomorrow before the Delaware Valley's next weather maker brings rain and clouds to the region Wednesday and Thursday.
Steady and at times heavy rain is falling across the region, presenting chances of flooding, while high winds could knock down branches or trees - particularly after this storm moves out.
High temperatures stay in the upper 40s and low 50s this week, a return to the reality of March weather, with the chilliest day coming on Tuesday, aka the official start to spring.
Monday starts chilly and windy after an unsettled weekend, but the Philadelphia region will see lots of sun this week and temperatures climbing into the 60s and 70s.
Storms in the Philadelphia region this week will bring plenty of rain, raising flooding concerns at the Jersey Shore and other areas.
Thursday's weather in Philadelphia will be sunny with highs near 42 degrees, but wind chills will make it really feel like the 20s and mid-30s.
Monday starts chilly but you'll be able to ditch the jacket this afternoon when temperatures warm to the 50s. Clouds increase Tuesday and rain develops, but temps climb even higher into the 60s.
As February winds down, we'll see a big warm-up over the next few days, with highs in the 60s for many locations across the Philadelphia region.
While actual high temperatures will warm into the low 40s Monday, wind chills will keep the feels-like temps in the 30s for a sunny and seasonable Presidents Day.
The first half of the week will be sunny and seasonable with high temperatures hovering in the low-to-mid-40s. Warmer temps in the 50s arrive Wednesday ahead of our next chance for rain.
Temperatures stay on the chilly side Wednesday with highs in the mid-to-upper 30s, though blustery winds will keep feels-like temps in the 20s for most of the day.