Philadelphia gets a mostly dry, partly sunny Saturday, though rain may begin late Saturday evening and continue Sunday, with isolated thunderstorms possible. Cooler, breezier weather follows into next week.

Fog fades Friday as Philadelphia warms to 84 degrees. Weekend downpours are possible.

A sunny, warm Wednesday gives Philadelphia one more easy outdoor day before rain chances rise Sunday.

Philadelphia gets a sunny 77-degree Tuesday, followed by a midweek warmup and a wetter turn heading into Sunday.

Philadelphia gets sunny, cooler weather through Thursday, with gusty winds Monday and shower chances returning by Friday.

A Flood Watch covers Philadelphia through noon Sunday as thunderstorms and heavy rain threaten localized flooding. Sunshine returns by afternoon, followed by sunny Monday.

Roughly 65% of the state's levees lack FEMA accreditation, leaving homeowners exposed to high insurance rates or costly uninsured losses.

Philadelphia gets a warm, partly sunny Saturday before overnight thunderstorms and a Flood Watch raise concerns for Sunday morning flooding.

Philadelphia gets a comfortable Friday before showers and thunderstorms take over Saturday night and Sunday, with flash flooding the main concern.

Philadelphia climbs to 88 degrees Wednesday before storms arrive Thursday night and a cooler Friday follows.

Philadelphia reaches 88 Thursday before rain returns at night and thunderstorms threaten weekend plans.

Philadelphia gets a sunny, dry Tuesday with an afternoon high near 84 before a warmer Wednesday and Thursday storm chances.

About 23,000 Coatesville-area customers must skip lawn watering and car washes as storm runoff overwhelms treatment filters.