Matt Broderick is a freelance writer based in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He specializes in local weather reporting and provides accurate forecasts for the Allentown area. Matt's articles focus on keeping the community informed about upcoming weather patterns and potential storms that may impact the region.
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The warming trend continues through Wednesday, with widespread upper 80s to near 90 degree warmth on Tuesday, and then 90-degree high temperatures likely widespread on Wednesday.
By: Matt Broderick
Wednesday will be the hottest (and most humid) day of the forecast, with the first widespread 90-degree heat since the first week of August.
By: Matt Broderick
A cold front will slide through tonight delivering a round of showers and possibly gusty t-storms, which will in turn sweep the heat away.
By: Matt Broderick
A disturbance likely lingers into Friday morning keeping a slight chance for a shower in the forecast before things just end up remaining mostly cloudy for much of the rest
By: Matt Broderick
Things will warm up a bit for Saturday, and turn more humid, as a southerly wind flow re-establishes itself in advance of a cold front coming in from our west.
By: Matt Broderick
We're saving the best for last this holiday weekend, with plenty of sunshine for our Labor Day Monday, complete with refreshingly low humidity too.
By: Matt Broderick
Sunshine will be rule as we head back to work and school on Tuesday, and most of the week ahead looks bright, dry and pleasant.
By: Matt Broderick
For the remainder of the week, highs will be in the mid to upper 70s and nights will drop off into the upper 40s to near 50°. Expect mostly sunny and comfy days followed by mainly clear and crisp nights. By week's end, we'll watch an area of low pressure off the East Coast and a cold front to our west. If these two fully interact, we may be in for some steadier rain Saturday and lighter showers Sunday. If they remain separate, we'll only have to contend with the cold front and some Saturday showers. Either way, we'll keep temperatures cool for early September, with highs remaining mostly in the 70s through the next seven days. Average early September highs are typically in the low 80s. Nighttime lows will come up however, back into the 50s later this week and low 60s over the weekend with more clouds and at least some unsettled weather.
The weekend looks at least a little unsettled. Check our hourly forecast to help with your outdoor plans
By: Matt Broderick
We have been dealing with abundant sunshine, comfortably low humidity and pleasant weather since Sunday afternoon.
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