PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — We’re tracking a few remaining showers and rumbles tonight, mainly over the Jersey Shore. For now, the serious threat is over, after dumping inches and inches of rain on the coast Sunday morning. The afternoon brought us severe storms, with gusty winds, more flash flooding and lots of lightning and thunder.
The reward after all that is a much nicer Monday, with sunny skies from start to finish, low humidity and a light northwest wind. Highs Monday will be in the upper 70s to low 80s.
We will continue that trend on Tuesday and Wednesday, with slightly warmer temperatures and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.
We will warm back up to near 90 degrees on Wednesday with partly sunny skies.
For the 4th of July, Thursday will be muggy and warm with highs in the low 90s and a wind chill near 100. A heat warning and NEXT Weather Alert may still be in effect for Thursday. Showers and storms are also possible for the holiday on Thursday, although these could be very widespread. Don’t cancel any plans at this point, but definitely keep an eye on the sky.
Next weekend the weather will be more changeable and there is a chance of more showers and thunder.
Stay close to CBS Philadelphia as we continue to monitor the forecast for the upcoming holiday and holiday weekend.
7 day forecast
Monday: High 82, low 63, sunny and mild
Tuesday: Highest temperature 86, lowest point 63, mostly sunny
Wednesday: High 86, low 65, some clouds
Thursday: High 93, low 70, scattered thunderstorms
Friday: High 93, Low 74, Scattered Thunderstorms
Saturday: High 91, low 75, scattered thunderstorms
Sunday: High 91, low 73, chance of storms
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