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The warmth will still stick around Thursday with highs in the lower 70s and upper 60s Friday.
A severe drought now covers much of the area, with rainfall deficits now over 10" over the last 11 weeks.
We're right back to some sunny and dry weather for the first half of the week.
By: Matt Broderick
SHORT TERM FORECAST
Temperatures will stay cool Thursday with highs in the upper 40s.
Thursday was a chilly but dry day that saw thickening clouds, ahead of a weather maker to our west that is trying to deliver us some much-needed rain.
By: Matt Broderick
The new work and school week will get off to a mild and dry start. More sunshine as the day wears on.
By: Matt Broderick
The main wet weather event is still set to arrive late Wednesday evening.
By: Matt Broderick
An area of Low pressure develops near the NJ/NY coast and will bring rain and snow showers today.
By: Matt Broderick
We have finally seen some much needed rain in a good portion of the area with more than an inch in some areas. The wind will be a factor through the upcoming weekend with gusts upwards of 30 mph at times. Those winds continue to usher in some even colder air, and as a storm wraps up just to our north and east, we'll see it wrap around more occasional rain today. And for many, that rain will mix with and change to snow later tonight into Friday morning, before mixing with or changing back to rain before ending later Friday, except in the Poconos which may remain snow after the initial changeover. As is typical with early season snow events, this will be elevation-dependent, with elevations in the Poconos above 1500 feet seeing 3-6 inches of snow, potentially a bit more in the highest of elevations. However, lower spots right down to Berks County and the Lehigh Valley and the rest of the I-78 corridor could see a coating to an inch of wet and slushy snow, mostly on grassy and unpaved surfaces. We'll dry out for the weekend, which looks to feature at least some sunshine, although it will remain unseasonably chilly and rather blustery throughout. We'll briefly return to seasonably mild highs in the low 50s early next week, before another shot of chilly air arrives in time for the Thanksgiving. There is the chance of a spotty shower Monday night ahead of the holiday, and perhaps a chance of rain (or snow?) around Thanksgiving Day or Black Friday as well.
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