PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — After a beautiful mondaywe’ll get a chance to do it all again on Tuesday with low humidity, sunny skies and mild temperatures in the Philadelphia region.
Wednesday will be much the same, with a few clouds heralding a changing weather pattern, bringing warmer conditions and a greater chance of storms around the Fourth of July holiday.
Another heat warning and NEXT Weather Alert may be needed for Thursday, as showers and storms are also possible during the holiday, although they may be very scattered. Don’t cancel any plans for the 4th of July at this time, but definitely keep an eye on the skies.
The pattern of heat, humidity and afternoon storms will continue through the weekend, with highs around 32 degrees Celsius, lows around 21 degrees Celsius in the morning and a chance of a shower or thunderstorm each day.
It looks like Friday and Saturday are the busiest days and Sunday the least active days. We will keep you updated.
In the tropics, Hurricane Beryl remains a dangerous hurricane with sustained winds over 150 mph as a Category 5 storm. It will pass Jamaica on Wednesday and threaten the Yucatan Peninsula on Friday.
Stay tuned to CBS Philadelphia as we continue to monitor the tropics and forecasts for the upcoming holidays and long weekend!
7 day forecast
Tuesday: High 85, Low 63, Seasonal
Wednesday: High 85, low 63, mostly sunny
Thursday: High 90, low 69, warm, some thunderstorms
Friday: High 90, low 75, humid, afternoon storm
Saturday: High 92, low 75, warm, afternoon storm
Sunday: High 91, low 75, warm, thunderstorms in the afternoon
Monday: High 92, low 73, isolated thunderstorms
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