Rain moving out of Philadelphia region, but weather forecast calls for more this week
After rain moved through the Delaware Valley, with even some snow across the Lehigh Valley and Poconos, the precipitation will move out for most of the second half of the day. Skies, however, will remain generally cloudy with some periods of drizzle or mist. Otherwise, it'll be slightly milder today, with high temperatures in the low 50s.
Another relatively fast-moving system will bring back the chance for rain again this evening after sundown and keep the chance for showers around the region for most of the overnight hours. This time, the precipitation will remain all rain, with mild air remaining as temperatures only drop into the mid-upper 40s tonight.
There could be a few trailing isolated showers early in the commute Tuesday morning, but the rain will clear out quickly and give way to partly sunny conditions through Tuesday afternoon. High pressure may briefly nose in late Tuesday into early Wednesday, bringing high temperatures to near or at 60 degrees Tuesday afternoon.
Our third system of the week will arrive Wednesday. The models are a bit split on the arrival time — it may be as early as Wednesday afternoon, but it is more likely that it will hold off until Wednesday evening, producing rain overnight into very early Thursday morning.
While this again looks like rain for the city and suburbs, it may end as snow for the Poconos and be followed by another round of cold air. Next weekend looks to be the coldest air so far of the season, with many areas struggling to get out of the 20s for highs!
Stay with the NEXT Weather team as we track the rain, the snow (for some) and up and down temperatures.
7-day forecast
Monday: High of 50, low of 37, morning rain
Tuesday: High of 61, low of 47, AM rain but warmer
Wednesday: High of 56, low of 35, a few showers possible
Thursday: High of 45, low of 40, showers early
Friday: High of 41, low of 27, mostly sunny and chilly
Saturday: High of 39, low of 29, mostly sunny and chilly
Sunday: High of 30, low of 21, now that's cold!