Allentown has precipitation in Monday's forecast ahead of a blustery afternoon. Temperatures should climb into the lower 60s, while northwest winds of 15 to 20 knots make the day feel sharper than the thermometer suggests.
Afternoon Winds Pick Up
Monday's forecast includes a chance of precipitation. Northwest winds of 15 to 20 knots will increase through the afternoon, and gusts could reach 30 to 35 mph, enough to send more late-season leaves skittering across sidewalks and roads.
Brief Warmup Before Stormier Turn
Monday night will turn partly cloudy and chilly, with a low near 37 degrees. Tuesday brings full sunshine and a high near 63, followed by a sunny Veterans Day Wednesday with temperatures reaching about 61. The overnight low after Tuesday will be about 38 degrees.
Rain Chances Rise Thursday And Friday
The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly describes the storm's timing as Thursday through Friday night, according to the National Weather Service. Rain becomes possible after 7 a.m. Thursday, with a high near 56. The rain chance reaches 70% Thursday night, and Friday has a 40% chance of rain and snow.
Cooler Weekend Follows
The late-week storm could bring a rain-snow mix to far western and northwestern areas, particularly at higher elevations, though rain remains the main concern around Allentown. The colder turn is a sharper update from Hoodline's earlier forecast; Saturday's high is forecast near 57, with Sunday's near 62.
