Philadelphia, PA – A cold front is sweeping across Pennsylvania tonight, bringing the first frost of the season to Philadelphia and surrounding areas. As the day progresses, temperatures will struggle to rise, peaking around 59°F. After sundown, the mercury will dip below 40°F, setting the stage for widespread frost across the region, especially in suburban and rural areas.
According to the National Weather Service, much of the Philadelphia area will see temperatures in the mid-30s overnight, with the coldest spots expected along the I-95 corridor and regions near the Delaware River. Residents should protect sensitive plants and outdoor pipes tonight, as freezing temperatures are likely.
Wednesday will see increasing cloud cover, with highs only reaching 57°F. Winds from the north are expected to pick up slightly, making for brisk conditions in the evening. A gradual warming trend will begin on Thursday, with highs in the low 60s. By Friday, sunshine and milder air will push temperatures into the upper 60s, offering some relief from the chill.
Looking ahead, the weekend promises clear skies and warmer conditions, with highs in the low 70s. Residents should take precautions against frost through midweek but can look forward to more comfortable weather by Saturday.
