Philadelphia, PA – A weather alert is in effect for the Philadelphia area starting Thursday, with showers expected to impact the region through the weekend. The National Weather Service has forecasted periods of rain and wind, which may cause disruptions to outdoor activities, travel, and daily routines.
According to the forecast, Thursday, April 10th, will bring increasing clouds, with a high of 56°F and a 30% chance of rain beginning in the afternoon, with stronger showers expected later in the evening. Wind gusts could reach up to 20 mph, creating potentially hazardous conditions for travelers on the roadways, especially along Interstate 95 and other major highways. If you’re heading out, it’s important to keep a close eye on changing conditions and drive with caution.
Friday’s forecast brings heavier rain, with up to a 90% chance of precipitation and temperatures dipping to a low of 44°F. New rainfall amounts could exceed half an inch, and localized flooding may affect low-lying areas. The weekend isn’t looking much better, with showers continuing on Saturday and Sunday, though they are expected to be more scattered.
Extended Forecast: Looking ahead, the week’s spring weather will continue to evolve. Saturday will see a high of 54°F with scattered showers, while Sunday will be slightly warmer at 56°F, but still with a chance of rain. On Monday, expect mostly sunny skies with a high of 69°F, followed by a mild and sunny Tuesday at 74°F.
As we navigate through this spring weather, it’s a good time to prepare for potential disruptions. Make sure to stay updated on the latest forecasts and take precautions against possible flooding or travel delays due to rain and wind.
