First Alert Weather

Sunday will bring clear skies but also blistery conditions. Morning temperatures will be in the low-30 degrees, but strong winds will make things feel closer to the 20s. The afternoon won’t be much better as conditions reach the low-40 degrees and the wind gusts stick around. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Bill Henley has your full forecast.

The consecutive days with no rain ended overnight, but any lingering showers will move out by mid-Saturday morning. The dry conditions will last through the rest of Saturday as temperatures reach highs in the mid-to-upper 40 degrees. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz has your full forecast.

What is the polar vortex – and why does it sometimes escape the pole and freeze our area? NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna explains.

Highs in the Philadelphia region will hit the low-40 degrees Sunday. The good news is Saturday’s strong winds are moving out. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

Clear, sunny skies will persist across the Philadelphia region for the next few days, though temperatures will remain chilly and in the low-40 degrees. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz has your full forecast.

The Philadelphia region is waking up to temperatures in the low-30 degrees, but wind gusts make it feel more like the 20s. Temperatures will rise into the low-40 degrees, but the winds will stick around and make highs feel like the 30s. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Bill Henley has your full forecast.

The wet weather is back for the end of the weekend. Most neighborhoods in the Philadelphia regions will experience just rain, but the Pennsylvania suburbs and the Lehigh Valley could see a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

The remaining light rain will move out of the Philadelphia region through the morning and give way to dry, partly cloudy conditions. Temperatures will reach highs in the mid-50 degrees, but there will be strong wind gusts to contend with. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

If you have weekend plans, get out and get them done Saturday. We’ll have warm temperatures and no rain — but the cold and damp returns Sunday, says First Alert Meteorologist Brittney Shipp.

After a rainy start early Saturday, you’ll get a brief break in the weather — and you should take advantage of it, because Sunday looks cold and windy again. That’s the forecast from NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Brittney Shipp.

New Year’s Day starts off dry through the morning, but as the early afternoon rolls around, rain will sweep in and stick around through the evening. Temperatures will reach highs in the low-40 degrees. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Bill Henley has your full forecast.

2021 will start off with rain on Friday, which will be steady after it moves in. And the rain will stay with us all night, too, says Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz. There will be a sunny break on Saturday, though.

If you want to get outside, plan to do it Saturday, says First Alert Meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz. After rain showers early New Year’s Eve, and steady rain Friday afternoon, the sun will return Saturday. But the rain washes back in Sunday.

Maybe pick out your nicer sweatpants for New Year’s Eve — it will be chilly with some rain early. But the rain will take a break for midnight and the first part of New Year’s Day, says First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna.

It’s a wet New Year’s Eve, but things should clear by the evening, meaning people will be able to ring in 2021 with dry conditions. However, the rain will return Friday. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your full forecast.

New Year’s Eve will be rainy during the day throughout the Philadelphia region, but things will clear up by nightfall. The bad news, though, is that the rain returns on New Year’s Day. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Bill Henley has your full forecast.

Expect a warmup Monday — followed by wind and cold Tuesday that will feel like it’s below freezing. At least the rain will hold off until New Year’s, says First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna.

After a chilly Sunday, expect a little warmup Monday — but rain is coming in for New Year’s Eve, says First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna.

Sunday won’t be as cold as Saturday, but the warm-up will be slight. Highs will reach the upper-30 to low-40 degrees, though wind chill won’t be much of a factor. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

Saturday brings more cold conditions to the Philadelphia region, as temperatures reach only the high-20 to low-30 degrees, with dry conditions. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.