A Flood Watch covers Philadelphia as Thursday storms threaten heavy rain, flooding and a rough evening commute.

Philadelphia gets a sunny, hot Wednesday before storms and heavy rain take over Thursday. The unsettled pattern may linger through the weekend.

Philadelphia starts Tuesday with light rain and fog before temperatures climb near 89. More widespread storms arrive Thursday and may linger into the weekend.

Philadelphia starts Monday with fog, light rain and heavy humidity before temperatures reach 88 degrees. Sunny weather arrives Tuesday and Wednesday, but storm chances rise Thursday.

Philadelphia starts Sunday muggy and mostly cloudy before showers and thunderstorms arrive. Heavy rain could trigger localized flash flooding later in the day.

Philadelphia gets a sunny, warm Saturday before a stormy Sunday brings heavy rain, thunderstorms and a flash-flood threat.

Philadelphia will see sunny skies and temperatures near 90 through Saturday. Showers and thunderstorms return Sunday, with heavy rain possible.

Philadelphia hits 89°F Thursday before a sunny Saturday break and a stormier Sunday afternoon.

Philadelphia will reach the upper 80s Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return overnight. Saturday currently looks like the week’s best outdoor day.

Philadelphia could hit 95 degrees Monday before strong thunderstorms arrive from midafternoon into early evening. Cooler, drier weather is on the way by Friday.

Philadelphia faces a 93-degree Sunday with isolated afternoon storms before a stormier stretch takes over Monday and Tuesday. Cooler, drier weather arrives by Friday.

Philadelphia faces a 92-degree Friday with heat index values near 102, followed by possible heavy thunderstorms late in the day. The Heat Advisory continues through Saturday evening.

Philadelphia faces a 91-degree Thursday, a Heat Advisory through Saturday, and daily storm chances that could bring heavy rain.