Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon, with minor tidal flooding possible tonight along the Delaware Bay.

A Flash Flood Warning runs through 6 p.m. July 9 for parts of Philadelphia and South Jersey after storms dumped heavy rain. Expect travel disruptions and spot flooding tonight.

Patchy fog this morning with highs near 88°F. Afternoon storms possible; minor tidal flooding possible Saturday evening.

Flood Watch noon–midnight Thursday for Philadelphia. Heavy storms and flash flooding possible this afternoon and evening.

Morning fog clears and highs reach the mid‑80s. Rounds of heavy storms arrive Thursday–Friday with flash‑flood and gusty‑wind risks.

Patchy fog and low clouds keep Philadelphia cool on Tuesday with a high near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday–Saturday.

A boil-water advisory was issued Monday for parts of Norristown and Plymouth Township after a reported loss of system pressure. Officials say to boil or use bottled water until the utility clears the system.

Heavy storms put the Philadelphia region under a flood watch and emergency crews recovered a paddleboarder at Marsh Creek State Park.

A Flood Watch runs through 8 p.m. Monday as heavy storms return to Philadelphia. Expect heavy downpours and possible flash flooding this afternoon.

A fast-moving storm toppled trees and left tens of thousands without power across eastern Pennsylvania. Crews are working countywide to restore service.

Heat Advisory and Flood Watch in effect Sunday; heavy storms and flash flooding possible after 2 p.m.

Triple‑digit heat and heat‑index values over 100°F hit Philadelphia on July 4. Cooling centers, hydration stations, and pools are available; late storms may bring heavy rain.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Philadelphia through July 4; highs near 104°F and heat indices may top 110°F. Cooling centers are open and the PCA Heatline is available.