Philadelphia is starting Tuesday with clear skies and a crisp fall feel before temperatures climb to around 65 degrees this afternoon. The city gets a mostly dry, increasingly warm stretch next, with rain possible Sunday.
Sunny Tuesday Sets Up A Warmer Week
Tuesday will stay sunny, with winds becoming northeast around 10 knots, while temperatures fall to about 44 degrees Tuesday night under mostly clear skies. Wednesday should be mostly sunny with a high near 67, followed by Thursday reaching about 70.
Friday looks like the warmest day of the workweek, with sunshine and a high near 76. The National Weather Service says there are no significant weather concerns this week as high pressure keeps the region mostly dry.
Halloween Stays Mild Before Showers Return
Saturday, Halloween, should be mostly sunny with a high near 70, although clouds will increase Saturday night. Sunday remains mild near 70 but mostly cloudy, giving outdoor plans a decent window before the pattern turns wetter.
Rain is possible Sunday, with showers also possible Monday morning. The latest outlook is a substantive update to Hoodline’s earlier forecast, which had not yet pinned down the timing of those late-weekend showers.
Light Layers Make Sense For City Plans
For Philadelphia commuters and anyone spending time outside Tuesday, a jacket will help early, but afternoon sunshine should make for comfortable conditions. With mild afternoons and no rain expected through Saturday, the umbrella can stay parked for a few more days.
