Philadelphia's urban-corridor low is forecast in the upper 30s to around 40, with light winds Sunday. High cloudiness is expected, with afternoon temperatures near 63 degrees, no rain expected and a quiet start to November.
High Clouds Sunday Lead Into A Warm Midweek Stretch
According to National Weather Service Mount Holly, winds will be 5 knots or less early, becoming light and variable to calm around midday. Urban-corridor overnight lows are forecast in the upper 30s to mid-40s.
A Frost Advisory remains in effect through 8 a.m. for some areas of southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey, but Philadelphia and Delaware County are excluded. Monday is forecast to have scattered to broken high clouds and a high near 67 degrees, followed by scattered to broken cloud cover Tuesday with a high near 70.
Wednesday Stays Dry With High Clouds
Wednesday is expected to stay dry, with scattered to broken high clouds and temperatures in the low to mid-70s. Overnight lows also turn milder, from around 44 Monday night to about 50 Tuesday night, ending the city’s immediate frost concern.
Rain Returns Thursday And Friday
The next chance for rain arrives Thursday, with the best chances late Thursday into Friday. Rain becomes likely Thursday night and Friday, with a 60% chance both periods and a Friday high around 72.
The latest outlook pushes the wetter pattern later than the earlier weekend forecast, as Hoodline previously reported.
