The National Weather Service in Philadelphia has forecasted light rain and fog early this morning with a humidity of 94% and visibility up to six miles. Temperatures are lingering at a comfortable 74°F, though with a dew point of 72°F, the air may feel heavier than a usual morning.
According to the latest update from National Weather Service in Philadelphia, residents can expect a chance of showers today, and there is a possibility of thunderstorms developing after 11am. While the southwest wind blows at a moderate 10 to 15 mph, the chance of precipitation stands at 40%. Ahead of the thunderstorms expected, with rainfall amounts are predicted to fall between a tenth and a quarter of an inch, although higher amounts are possible where the storms hit.
Transitioning into the evening, skies are foreseen to clear up somewhat, trending towards partly cloudy, as the wind slackens to a gentle west breeze around 5 mph. Those looking forward to the upcoming weekend can anticipate pleasingly sunny days with high temperatures hovering in the lower '80s and calm west winds, occasionally gusting as high as 20 mph.
The weekend's overnight forecasts suggest partly cloudy skies with low temperatures situated in the low '60s. A recurring pattern of showers crops up again in the forecast for Sunday after 2pm, with a 30% chance of precipitation extending into the early hours of Monday. Monday daytime remains mostly sunny despite the lingering chance of rain showers after 2pm, and this pattern of sun and intermittent showers is anticipated to carry into Tuesday with mostly sunny conditions prevailing during the day.
