Sunny and warm Monday in Philadelphia (high near 86°F). Showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday–Wednesday with a slight risk of severe storms and flash flooding.

Morning patchy fog gives way to sun and breezy northwest winds with highs near 85. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday, July 21, with heavy rain possible.

Hazy skies and heavy storms hit Philly Saturday; Flood Watch and air-quality alerts are in effect.

Smoky skies and a Code Red air-quality alert are in effect in Philadelphia with highs near 90°F Friday. Heavy, possibly severe storms with flash-flood risk are expected Saturday.

Hazy, smoky skies and a midday Heat Advisory make Thursday uncomfortable in Philly; expect highs near 96°F and spotty storms.

Extreme Heat Warning today in Philadelphia with highs near 100°F and smoke moving in tonight.

Mid‑90s Tuesday, near 100°F Wednesday with dangerous heat index values. City cooling centers and safety steps listed.

Midweek heat will spike in Philadelphia with heat‑index values near 108°F. City cooling centers and safety tips are listed.

Cloudy morning turns sunny with highs near 85°F. Coastal Flood Advisories tonight for South Jersey and a moderate rip current risk at beaches.

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.