Things will be dry early Sunday morning and temperatures will top off in the low-to-mid 60 degrees, but as the day progresses, various areas should expect to see isolated storms and showers. The I-95 Corridor could see storms by the evening, though the most likely areas to get rain are parts of South Jersey and Delaware.

The rain is moving back into the region Saturday and will last all day, with temperatures reaching the high-40 to low-50 degrees. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

Thursday morning will be cold, with temperatures in the upper-20 to low-30 degrees. However, things will warm up into the high-50 to low-60 degrees by the afternoon, thanks to clear skies and sunny conditions.

Despite sunshine, cold temperatures will dominate Sunday. The morning wind chill will make temperatures feel in the 20s, and highs later in the day will reach only the low-to-upper 40 degrees. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has the full forecast, including expected rain on Monday.

Light rain will be falling early Saturday, but it should be completely gone by mid-morning. The afternoon will be sunny, and temperatures will rise to the low-50 degrees.
NBC10 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking chilly temps Monday morning.

Sunday will start with some lingering moisture, but things should clear quickly. Temperatures will rise into the upper-40 to low-50 degrees, with partly cloudy skies. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei has your full forecast.

Saturday and Sunday will be partially cloudy with temperatures in the 50s. Saturday evening, though, could give way to scattered showers. NBC10 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Krystal Klei has the full forecast.

Sunday morning starts off cool, but spring-like temperatures will dominate the afternoon. Highs will reach the high-50 to low-60 degrees, with plenty of sun. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist has the full forecast.

Saturday’s conditions will be clear and sunny as Friday night’s rain moves out, but chilly conditions will persist as temperatures top off in the high 30 degrees to low 40 degrees, with winds gusting between 30 and 35 mph throughout the day. Beaches could see some slight coastal flooding through around 10 a.m.

Sunday will still bring cool temperatures, but things won’t feel bad as the day prior. Morning temperatures will feel like they’re in the teens but will rise into the mid-40 degrees by the afternoon. However, breezy conditions will keep feels-like temperatures in the 30s.

A warmup is ahead early next week, after a Saturday that was cold enough to see snow showers, says First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna. Expect temperatures as high as the 60s in the days to come.

A warm pattern is moving into our area for the first days of March, especially Monday. In fact, the whole month is shaping up to see above-average temperatures, says NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna.

It’s going to feel brisk and cold Saturday, but another wave of mild weather isn’t far away. NBC10 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz has your forecast.

Expect a numbing feeling when you walk out the door Saturday morning as we say goodbye to February with one of the coldest days of the month.

A windy Friday with temperatures set to rise into the 40s. An even colder day is expected for Saturday, but warmer weather is approaching. NBC10 meteorologist Brittney Shipp has your full forecast.

Strong winds will gust throughout the day, making for a frigid Friday.
The cold, gusty winds will continue into the weekend, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. NBC10 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Bill Henley has the details.

Bundle up and take in your trash cans before they blow away as strong winds packing a punch that could bring down tree limbs and knock out power are blowing through our area.

A windy Thursday is expected with temperatures in the 40s, but it will feel colder. NBC10 meteorologist Bill Henley has your forecast.

Temps are in the 40s, but feeling cooler Thursday due to gusty winds. The disruptive winds could cause power troubles. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley has your forecast.