A Nice Day Ahead, Then Some Rain
If you can, get out an enjoy the weather on Thursday! It's not going to last for very long.
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If you can, get out an enjoy the weather on Thursday! It's not going to last for very long.
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A high pressure system will remain in control for Thursday, keeping skies mostly sunny with highs a bit cooler near 70 degrees.
Rain has moved away, and sunny skies are here to stay, for the next few days that is.
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Enjoy the next couple of days. Just don't get too used them, as some changes are a-comin'.
Saturday morning a strong cold front will pass through our area, bringing rain and breezy conditions. The rain will begin during the early morning hours of Saturday, through early Saturday afternoon. Most of us will see some sunshine before sunset. Then temperatures begin to drop.
Clouds will mix with limited amounts of sunshine this afternoon, and highs will reach the lower 70s, certainly cooler than we've seen over the last several days.
Not great, not bad either! That's the story for the next few days.
A stray shower is possible on Tuesday, especially off to the west, but Wednesday looks like the most unsettled day of the week, with showers possible at any time.
Today's weather won't be able to hold a candle to the beautiful conditions from this past weekend. That being said, it also won't be a terrible day.
It'll be a crummy Thursday, pretty good Friday, and fantastic Saturday and Sunday!
The FAA is reporting some weather-related flight arrival delays of up to 1 hour 47 minutes at Philadelphia International Airport.
The worst of this storm will be felt early Thursday morning, as bands of heavy, windswept rain push through the region from south to north.
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The heaviest rain will be late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with the highest amounts across southern NJ & Delaware.
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If today has a similar feel to yesterday, that's because it is.
Thursday will be pleasantly mild, with a high of 76, but then a cool front slips through at night, knocking the temperatures back again for Friday.
The last full week of Summer will be feeling more like Fall as a cool and quiet weather pattern remains in place for most of the week.
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