Philadelphia starts Monday with crisp air near 45 degrees, calm winds, and a forecast that quickly turns mild. Mostly sunny skies should push temperatures to about 66 degrees, making for an easygoing November day across the city.
The National Weather Service expects light southwest winds and almost no chance of rain Monday. Temperatures dip to around 44 degrees Monday night, when areas of fog may develop after 1 a.m. Tuesday.
Foggy Mornings, Unusually Warm Afternoons
Tuesday brings another round of early fog before skies turn partly sunny, with a high near 70 degrees. Wednesday looks even warmer, reaching about 74 degrees under mostly sunny skies after possible morning fog.
The warm stretch comes with quiet weather through midweek, although visibility could be reduced during the overnight and early-morning hours. Fog may linger after sunrise Tuesday and Wednesday, especially near the I-95 corridor and nearby coastal areas.
Rain Returns Thursday And Friday
Rain is possible Thursday into Friday, with precipitation chances of 50% to 70%. The high should still reach about 73 degrees.
The pattern could remain unsettled through Saturday. Sunday could bring drier, cooler air.
