Philadelphia, PA – Spring-like heat will surge across the Mid-Atlantic this weekend, with temperatures reaching the 80s in parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware by Saturday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, high temperatures are forecast to rise 15°F to 25°F above normal, peaking Saturday. Trenton, NJ is expected to reach 83°F, while Philadelphia, PA may hit 81°F and Dover, DE could see 78–80°F depending on cloud cover. The warmth arrives after a dry Thursday in the 50s and a milder Friday in the 60s.
Saturday will be the warmest day, featuring a mix of sun and clouds with southwest winds gusting up to 30 mph. While many cities will enjoy the early taste of summer, showers may return late Saturday night and increase in coverage through Sunday evening, with rain chances ranging from 30% to 60%.
Residents should monitor conditions closely, especially those with outdoor plans or allergy sensitivities, as winds and early pollen levels could be impactful. Gusty conditions and evening showers may also affect travel late Sunday.
