Philly records first 70 degree day of the year, more warm temps this week
Patchy dense fog and cloudy skies rule the day Sunday with the chance for spotty showers, but temperatures will be warmer with highs in the mid and upper 60s.
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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.
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Patchy dense fog and cloudy skies rule the day Sunday with the chance for spotty showers, but temperatures will be warmer with highs in the mid and upper 60s.
Temperatures will only reach the 30s on Monday around the Delaware Valley, but by midweek, it'll feel more like spring with highs in the 50s and 60s.
Some late-day sunshine is possible Sunday, but another blast of Arctic air pushes in this evening. Temperatures Monday morning will feel like the teens and low 20s.
A blizzard warning is in effect for the I-95 corridor, the Poconos and all of New Jersey and Delaware as a potentially record-breaking snow storm bears down on the region.
After a morning with fog, low clouds and light rain, visibility is beginning to improve in the Philadelphia region.
Expect temperatures to stay around 45 degrees this week in the Philadelphia region, which will significantly help melt the remaining snowpack.
The Philadelphia area officially broke its stretch of subfreezing temperatures Monday, but gusty winds are keeping conditions dangerously cold.
Sunday marks nine consecutive days with a high temperature below freezing, the longest subfreezing stretch since 2004.
With temperatures dropping overnight across the Philadelphia region, any wet areas will freeze and become slick.
Temperatures will plummet Thursday in the Philadelphia region with winds gusting as high as 30 mph from the northwest.
Highs will hit the 50s Wednesday in the Philadelphia region, but we'll have a chance of snow and rain at night.
Tuesday in the Philadelphia region will be mild, but we're tracking storms this week that will bring rain and possibly snow.
Monday in the Philadelphia region will be seasonably cold with gusty winds around 20-25 mph.
Skies will clear to partly cloudy Sunday, but later today a front to the east may generate isolated snow squalls with brief whiteout conditions and a coating of snow.
Expect to see more clouds than sun today with high temperatures in the 30s throughout the day before a warmup starts tomorrow.