Unseasonably cool temperatures Friday, beautiful weekend ahead for Philadelphia area
Weather Authority: Friday morning forecast
FOX 29's Sue Serio has the latest on our Friday cool down, and what you can expect this weekend.
PHILADELPHIA - After a round of drenching rain and storms Thursday, Friday is finally bringing some unseasonable relief from the heat.
Timeline:
Expect some lingering showers and clouds Friday morning, with low temperatures in the 60s.
Those showers will give way to cloudy skies, and temps will only climb into the mid-70s for the day. Friday will also be a little breezy.
Saturday will be beautiful with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures with highs reaching the low 80s.
Sunday will bring more of the same with a high of just 84 degrees.
Humidity will be low both Saturday and Sunday.
What's next:
Next week conditions will start to warm back up into the upper 8-s on Monday, as hazy and humid conditions return Monday and Tuesday.
Thursday Rain Totals
By the numbers:
Thursday’s storms dropped several inches of rain on parts of the area prompting flash flooding and flood rescues in some parts of the area.
Browns Mills in Burlington County, New Jersey reported 6 inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service.
Greenville and Claymont, Delaware, both in New Castle County, each reported more than four inches of rain. Boothwyn, Pennsylvania recorded more than four inches as well, while the Reading Regional Airport reported 3.3 inches.
Atlantic City, New Jersey also reported more than three inches.
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Philadelphia rain totals: Here’s how much rain fell during Thursday’s storms
Thursday's storms dropped several inches of rain across the Delaware Valley. Here's how much rain fell in your area.
Philadelphia reported 1.8 inches of rain.
You can find more area rainfall totals by clicking here.