Arctic air brings feels-like temps in the teens Monday in Philadelphia region. See the forecast.
The National Weather Service has ended a wind advisory in the Philadelphia region after a wild day and night of 60-70 mph winds.
The winds should taper off Monday evening, but breezy conditions will continue through Tuesday. That said, a persistently brisk wind will keep feels-like temps in the low to middle 20s through the afternoon.
Up next is the cold. Another Arctic blast will be ushered in on those gusty winds with temperatures in the 30s today, which is 10 degrees below average. But that will seem balmy compared to the next few days. At least the skies will be mostly sunny Monday, but a stray snow shower may cross the region as lake effect snow bands are in full gear.
Temperatures dip even further Tuesday-Thursday. Low temperatures Tuesday morning will be in the mid to upper teens, with highs only in the upper 20s to near 30 degrees. We will likely remain below freezing all three days, with lows in the teens and 20s and highs only in the 20s.
Another winter storm arrives Wednesday night and Thursday.
The question remains: snow or no snow? As of Monday, the track is trending farther south, which may limit snow in our area.
Details will come into better focus in the next 24 hours and the NEXT Weather Team will be tracking this storm and keep you updated.
Here's the 7-day forecast:
Monday: NEXT Weather Alert — windy and cold. High 36, low 18.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High 29, low 18.
Wednesday: Snow late. High 30, low 15.
Thursday: Snow, very cold. High 29, low 19.
Friday: Mostly sunny. High 37, low 21.
Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 39, low 20.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High 45, low 27.
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