An unsettled weather week ahead in Philadelphia area︱NEXT Weather
The Philadelphia area is about to enter an extended period of rain, fog and cloudiness that could last through at least the first half of the weekend.
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The Philadelphia area is about to enter an extended period of rain, fog and cloudiness that could last through at least the first half of the weekend.
Monday will start sunny with increasing clouds by the afternoon, before the Philadelphia region has another unsettled week.
Skies will stay sunny with high temperatures climbing into the low 80s on Sunday before multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms move in for the work week.
It will be an unsettled week ahead with scattered showers and isolated storms the next few days in the Philadelphia region.
By Sunday, the severe threat will have ended, but there will still be a chance of rain. Rain throughout the day could create more issues.
On Monday, we head back to the 70s under sunny skies in the Philadelphia region, and the summer-like conditions will return Tuesday.
Sunday will be mostly sunny, breezy and seasonably cooler. By Sunday night, the skies are clear and conditions are less windy.
Thursday will be gorgeous across the Philadelphia area with highs near 80, though smoke from the Ocean County, New Jersey wildfire could impact visibility this afternoon.
Monday will be mostly cloudy with seasonable temperatures to start the work week. There's a chance of rain late in the evening into Tuesday.
Easter Sunday is mainly dry, with mixed skies and a trend toward a bit more sunshine by the afternoon.
On Wednesday, it will be a bit calmer in the Philadelphia region but it will still be on the breezy side with wind gusts up to 30 mph.
Gusty winds up to 35-40 mph will be the story Tuesday in the Philadelphia area after overnight showers.
Temps will warm up Monday, and thunderstorms are possible at night in the Philadelphia area.
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.