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Rain and gusty northwest winds sweep through Philadelphia Thursday; temps will tumble and a brief wet‑snow mix could slick grassy areas.
Lehigh County’s coroner says six residents died this winter while clearing snow, underscoring that heavy shoveling can trigger cardiac events in vulnerable people.
Warm, muggy Wednesday with highs near 78–79°F. Late storms could bring gusty winds.
Dense fog cuts visibility Tuesday morning in Philadelphia but should clear by mid-morning for a sunny, near-78°F afternoon. A cold front late Wednesday night brings a storm risk.
Patchy fog clears after sunrise; sun returns with highs near 70°F. A strong cold front late Wednesday brings showers and gusty winds.
Dense fog cuts visibility in Philadelphia early Sunday; conditions should improve to a warm afternoon near 70°F. Drive carefully and check local alerts.
Thick fog and light drizzle are snarling Saturday's morning commute in Philly. Showers arrive tonight, then a warm stretch into the 60s–70s next week.
Dense fog is cutting visibility across Philadelphia this morning. A marine Dense Fog Advisory runs until 10 AM, with showers tonight and a warm weekend ahead.
Patchy dense fog and light rain will slow Thursday's commute in Philadelphia; coastal waters are under a marine fog advisory.
Dense fog will slow the morning commute in Philadelphia; light rain this afternoon and steadier rain tonight. Expect a warm, showery weekend.
A brief wintry mix may make Tuesday morning commutes slick in parts of Philadelphia. Changeover to rain and a quick midweek warm-up follow.
Patchy freezing fog may leave black ice on morning sidewalks. A light wintry mix could disrupt the Tuesday commute.
Patchy freezing fog could make roads slick Saturday morning; fog lifts by mid-morning and highs reach about 52°F.
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