An oppressive heat wave is gripping the Delaware Valley, bringing potentially dangerously high heat and humidity.

We are expected to enter our second heat wave of the season Monday ahead of storms that could bring damaging wind and heavy rain to some neighborhoods

You might get woken up by booms of thunder overnight as a line of severe storms roar through the Philadelphia region.

Severe storms slammed parts of the region on Tuesday, causing flash flooding, damage and water rescues in Chester County, Pennsylvania.

It’s not even officially summer yet, but a heat wave is expected to have it feeling that way in the Philadelphia region this weekend into next week.

After a warm and dry Wednesday, rain moved in early Thursday. The worst of the one-two punch of rainy and stormy weather began later in the day after warmth and mugginess built up in the afternoon.

A weekend of rain is bringing the threat of floods and dangerous rip currents to coastal areas in the greater Philadelphia region.

The Memorial Day weekend is upon us and with the unofficial start to summer comes plenty of rain for the weekend, but clearing is expected — even if clouds hang around — in time for Memorial Day remembrances.

You’ll want to have a jacket ready for this Mother’s Day weekend as temps are expected to drop Sunday after a day showers and hail Saturday morning.

Potentially damaging wind gusts that last over several hours are battering the Philadelphia region Friday.