A cold front swept east and merged with the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby in Pennsylvania. Behind the front, a northerly flow of cooler and drier air will provide lots of sunshine and lower humidity, with scattered afternoon clouds that will dissipate this evening.
A cold front swept east and merged with the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby in Pennsylvania. Behind the front, a northerly flow of cooler and drier air will provide lots of sunshine and lower humidity, with scattered afternoon clouds that will dissipate this evening.
Temperatures will reach the low 80s, with lower humidity. Comfortable weather tonight will make it feel like September, as readings to dip into the 50s, with clearing skies.
Sunshine will prevail through the weekend with high pressure building into the region. Afternoon temperatures will only make it to the upper 70s, and the mornings will start off in the pleasant mid-50s.
Clouds will increase later on Monday ahead of a cold front and minor disturbance, with the chance for a shower Monday night.
High pressure builds back in on Tuesday and Wednesday, offering mainly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-80s.
Another system could affect the area on Thursday with a few showers.
