Clear, chilly start with pockets of frost; sunny and near 70 today. Showers and heavier rain likely Wednesday night into Thursday.

Drizzle, fog and gusty northeast winds will make for a raw Sunday commute. Boaters should heed marine advisories.

Light rain and gusty east winds will make for a raw Saturday in Philadelphia. Heavier showers tonight could drop 1–2 inches.

Rain moves in Friday night and becomes widespread Saturday. Expect gusty winds and about 1–1.5 inches of rain across the Philly region.

Light rain likely during the Wednesday morning commute; warm, sunny Thursday; cooler, rainy weekend expected.

Freeze Warning through 9:00 a.m. Tuesday; sunny and warming to about 58°F this afternoon.

Freeze Warning overnight into Tuesday morning for Philadelphia; lows could dip into the upper 20s. Protect tender plants and outdoor plumbing tonight.

A Coastal Flood Advisory runs through the high-tide window early Sunday; showers arrive late Saturday night and a cooldown follows.

Highs near 82°F Friday with scattered afternoon showers. Minor tidal flooding possible Saturday night.

Philly surges into the low 90s Thursday; low humidity and gusts raise a fire-spread warning.

Philadelphia climbs into the low 90s Wednesday with a late-night storm threat mainly north of I‑78. Stay hydrated and secure loose outdoor items.

Summerlike heat arrives with highs near 90°F and a late‑day storm risk north of I‑95.

Mid-50s this morning; highs near 82°F with gusts to 30 mph. Small craft advisory and elevated fire spread risk today.