Philadelphia Enjoys Another Warm, Sunny Day with Temps Near 80

Overnight Monday into very early Tuesday morning, showers will spread across the region ahead of a cold front. By sunrise, the front will be gone, taking all the rain with it.

As the winds change to the west on Tuesday morning, temperatures will only drop into the mid- to upper-50s. This is in contrast to Monday, when the Philadelphia area experienced cooler air coming from the southeast off the Atlantic Ocean all day.

This westerly flow will bring drier and warmer weather, with temps rising into the mid- to upper-70s Tuesday afternoon and more sunshine. A breeze from the west at 5 to 15 mph will go well with the unusually warm weather.

Even though it will be pretty warm on Tuesday afternoon, with mostly clear skies and light winds, Tuesday night will cool off pretty quickly, with lows in the low to middle 50s.

Friday will also be sunny and mild, with highs in the mid- to upper 70s. There may be a chance of a shower or storm on Friday night, but the next best chance of rain is on Saturday, when our next cold front moves through.

As the weekend approaches, our NEXT Weather team will let you know the exact time.

How the next seven days will go:

Tuesday: Very warm. High of 79, low of 58.