Philadelphia – With mostly sunny skies and a high near 66°F, today’s Columbus Day weather offers a mild and breezy start to the week. West winds will bring gusts up to 25 mph, so expect some breeziness during outdoor activities. Temperatures tonight are set to drop significantly, with clear skies and lows around 43°F, so residents should bundle up if planning to be out after sunset.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will follow a similar pattern with sunny skies and a high of 58°F. Winds are expected to shift to the west at 10 to 15 mph, keeping conditions cool but pleasant. Tuesday night will be clear, and temperatures will dip to a chilly 41°F. These cool nights signal the changing season, and residents should prepare for brisk mornings throughout the week.
By Wednesday, the sunshine will continue, though temperatures will peak at a cooler 56°F. Overnight lows on Wednesday are anticipated to drop to around 40°F, with clear skies providing visibility for any early morning commuters. Thursday’s forecast predicts sunny weather with a slightly warmer high of 59°F, though nighttime lows will remain in the lower 40s.
The weekend outlook offers a reprieve from the cooler trend, with highs reaching into the lower 70s by Saturday. This gradual warming trend makes it ideal for weekend outdoor plans, though chilly nights will persist. Locals are encouraged to take advantage of the sunny days while keeping jackets on hand for the cool evenings.
