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.

Philadelphia’s holiday weekend looks mostly sunny and mild, with a high near 80 on Labor Day. Heat builds into the midweek before a slight Thursday shower chance.

Philadelphia starts Saturday cloudy, then clears out for a mostly sunny Labor Day weekend with highs in the low to mid-80s.