Philadelphia gets a sunny, warmer reset after the nor’easter, with highs reaching the 80s before a wet weekend returns.

Light rain and clouds hang on Monday as Philadelphia moves past the weekend storm. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return Tuesday through Friday.

Rain and strong north winds are making for a rough Sunday in Philadelphia, with up to 2 inches of rain possible before the forecast turns warmer.

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Philadelphia is in for a wet, windy weekend with rain, flood concerns and chilly temperatures before a warmer stretch arrives Tuesday.

Philadelphia gets one relatively calm Friday afternoon before strong winds, heavy rain and tidal flooding concerns take over the weekend.

A coastal flood advisory for the tidal Delaware River lasts through Thursday night's high tide, while rain potential increases for the weekend.

Light rain will fade Wednesday, but gusty northeast winds and a new coastal flood advisory are putting tidal waterways on alert.

Rain is settling over Philadelphia Tuesday, with a cool, unsettled pattern sticking around through the weekend.

Philadelphia gets one mild afternoon before rain and cooler temperatures take over. Gusty winds and possible tidal flooding add to the week’s unsettled forecast.

Rain is starting Sunday in Philadelphia, with showers possible into the evening. A cooler, wetter pattern takes over through much of the week.

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.