Atlantic City and Cape May are pouring hundreds of millions into seawalls and pumps as NOAA projects up to 7 feet of sea-level rise by 2100.

Philadelphia could hit 87 degrees Friday before an afternoon storm chance. Then sunshine, lower humidity and cooler temperatures take over for Labor Day weekend.

Morning storms could bring flash flooding to Philadelphia before a Heat Advisory sends the heat index near 102. A cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend follows.

Clouds and fog give Philadelphia a brief break Wednesday before storms and a Thursday heat advisory. The Labor Day weekend looks sunny, cooler and less humid.

A 92-degree Tuesday brings heat index values near 100, then a potentially rough round of storms. Cooler, less humid weather arrives for Labor Day weekend.

Clouds and isolated showers start the week in Philadelphia before temperatures climb into the 90s and storm chances grow.

Philadelphia gets a warm, mostly sunny start Sunday before afternoon storms move into the forecast. Heat and thunderstorm chances build through Thursday.

Patchy fog fades Friday as Philadelphia heads toward a mostly sunny weekend, then a hotter start to September.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Philadelphia as heavy thunderstorms target the city Thursday afternoon.

Philadelphia will enjoy a sunny, 86-degree Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms arrive Thursday. The weekend looks calmer, but next week heats up again.

Philadelphia gets sunshine and mild temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms arrive late Wednesday night.

Philadelphia starts sunny and mild Monday, but a few late-day storms could interrupt outdoor plans.

Philadelphia faces a chance of early showers and thunderstorms Sunday before a sunny, drier stretch takes over through Wednesday.