Philadelphia, PA – Rain and a cold front will move through the area today, bringing showers and gusty winds ahead of Thanksgiving. Residents should plan for wet conditions during the morning commute and monitor potential travel delays.
The National Weather Service predicts rain beginning early Tuesday, clearing by afternoon as a cold front sweeps through. South winds may reach gusts of 25 mph before shifting westward tonight. High temperatures will climb to 60 degrees before dropping to 35 overnight.
Looking ahead, Wednesday brings calm weather with increasing clouds and a high near 52, offering a brief respite before another round of rain arrives late Wednesday night into Thanksgiving morning. Rainfall on Thanksgiving Day is expected after 4 a.m., with a 90% chance of precipitation. Highs will hover around 50 degrees, but winds from the northwest may make it feel colder.
Thanksgiving travelers should plan for wet roadways and slower traffic, particularly on major routes like I-95 and the Schuylkill Expressway. Allow extra time for safe travel.
Following Thanksgiving, skies will clear Thursday night, leading to a sunny but cool Friday. Temperatures on Friday will range from a high of 45 degrees to a low of 29 overnight. The weekend will feature colder conditions with highs near 40 and lows dipping into the mid-20s.
This Thanksgiving week, stay weather-aware and prepare for variable conditions. Travelers are encouraged to check forecasts regularly and take precautions on wet, slippery roads.
For more information, visit weather.gov/phi for live updates and detailed radar maps.
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