Philadelphia, PA – Rain and breezy winds are set to sweep through the region starting Wednesday, raising potential hazards for drivers on I-95 and surrounding roadways. Cooler temperatures will follow the midweek downpours, giving way to drier conditions by the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin Wednesday night and persist into early Thursday, with some areas experiencing up to half an inch of precipitation. Winds will increase late Wednesday, reaching speeds of 25 mph. Drivers are advised to reduce speed, as slick roads and pooling water may create dangerous travel conditions.
Wednesday’s high is expected to reach 61°F, with clouds dominating the morning skies. Rain is 100% likely by the evening, tapering off by Thursday afternoon. Thursday will bring cooler air, with a high near 51°F and a mix of sun and clouds by late afternoon.
Looking ahead, Friday offers drier weather with partly cloudy skies and highs around 46°F. The weekend forecast is favorable, with Saturday sunny and mild, reaching 52°F. Sunday is expected to remain dry, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities or travel plans.
