Tonight: Rain spreads in from the west, light to start but becoming steadier and heavier after midnight. Low temperatures for the night will probably occur before midnight, with temperatures holding steady north of the city while from the city on south temperatures will warm into the mid and upper 40's as a warm front lifts northward. It will be breezy south of the warm front as well, with southerly winds at 12-18 mph.
Friday: Rain, heavy at times for some, continues through mid morning before tapering off from south to north. It will become windy, with some sun possible for a spell in the afternoon in advance of a cold front that will slide through towards dinner. Along and ahead of the front, showers and thunderstorms are possible. Highs will range from the mid 50's north to 60 (or above) south of the city. Winds will increase from the south and southwest at 20-30 mph, shifting to the west towards dinner. Gusts to 60 mph are possible with the frontal passage and any thundershowers that accompany the front.
Weekend Sneak Peek: A weekend that will feature the typical spring-like roller coaster of temperatures, with a dip down on Saturday in the wake of tomorrow's storm. Saturday will feature sunshine and lower and middle 40's while clouds will move back in Saturday night with a weak disturbance that tracks to our north. This disturbance could bring some rain or snow showers to areas north of Philadelphia as it moves through. Sunday will feature variably cloudy skies and moderating temperatures, perhaps reaching the 50's south of the city in the afternoon if there's enough sunshine. Another storm lurks for Monday with more rain and warmth.
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