Philadelphia, PA – A bright and breezy Sunday is on tap for Philadelphia as the city shakes off spring showers and looks ahead to a week of rising temperatures and strong winds. Commuters along I-76 and I-95 should brace for changing weather, with dry conditions but notable wind gusts expected to impact travel starting Sunday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday’s high will reach 64°F with clear skies and winds from the southwest at up to 15 mph, gusting as high as 25 mph. Sunshine will dominate the region through Monday, offering ideal conditions for outdoor plans or errands. However, winds will remain a factor, especially for high-profile vehicles and cyclists navigating city streets or major highways.
By Monday, the mercury climbs further, with a sunny 74°F forecast. Tuesday brings the week’s peak warmth, as temperatures jump to 81°F. Winds will calm slightly, but residents should remain alert for dry air and potential fire weather risks in grassy or wooded areas. The city’s spring heat surge is expected to last through Wednesday, keeping energy demands higher and raising hydration needs, especially for outdoor workers and students.
Philadelphia’s extended outlook shows a gradual cooldown after midweek. Wednesday stays partly sunny and warm, near 81°F, before Thursday dips slightly to 71°F with a small chance of late showers. Nighttime lows will hover in the upper 40s and 50s, a reminder that spring nights can still turn brisk.
Five-Day Philadelphia Spring Weather Outlook:
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 64°F, breezy
- Monday: Sunny, high 74°F
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 81°F
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, high 81°F
- Thursday: Showers likely, high 71°F
Continue to monitor updates as new weather alerts or advisories may be issued, especially as the workweek brings changing spring patterns.
