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Did you forget it’s still winter? By the end of this week, you’ll remember.

Temperatures will remain above normal on Monday and through part of the week, but there are changes on the way.

Temperatures will skyrocket into the 60s on Saturday and they will continue to be in the 60s on Sunday. A brief rain storm could also arrive Sunday morning.

Conditions Sunday remain frigid throughout the region. The winds will be light and there will be plenty of sun, but temperatures will top out only in the low 40 degrees. The dry Sunday, however, will give way to heavy rain starting Monday morning and lasting through the evening.

The first of a two-part winter storm is moving into the region Sunday morning. Northern neighborhoods can expect ice, snow and rain, which will make for dicey driving conditions. Philadelphia and neighborhoods further south, meanwhile, should expect pockets of heavy rain through the evening.

People traveling back home after Thanksgiving might want to hit the road Saturday. The start of the weekend will be chilly, with temperatures topping off in the low 40s, but dry conditions will make it the best day to drive. A big change comes Sunday, with an expected mix of rain causing the potential for perilous road conditions.

It will be a dry day for Black Friday shoppers, though there will be breezy conditions. Thankfully, though, the wind won’t be as strong as it was during Thanksgiving. Temperatures for the most part will reach the low-to-mid 40 degrees, though some areas will reach the upper 40s. However, the breezy conditions will mean feels-like temperatures in will be the...

Strong Thanksgiving winds could lead to power outages and falling tree limbs. An advisory is in effect through 6 p.m. Thursday, with sustained winds at 20-30 mph and gusts up to 35-45 mph. Temperatures Thursday will top off in the high 40s and low 50s before dropping once again Friday morning.

The rain and cold that began on Saturday continue into Sunday, making for a wet run for those taking part in the Philadelphia Marathon. The rain is expected to be mostly light and intermittent in southern neighborhoods. Further north, though, people could get some snow. Temperatures will be in the 40s with heavy wind gusts. The rain is expected to...

Cloudy skies will set in for Friday with a high of 55 degrees. We are tracking rain for the remainder of the week and the upcoming weekend with temperatures in the high 40s.

Temperatures will once again be in the low 50s on Sunday. The chill will be compounded by winds blowing up to 12 mph, which will affect fans attending the Eagles game at the Linc. Skies will be sunny, but since it’s the end of daylight saving time.

The mild temperatures are gone and the chilly conditions have moved in for the first weekend of November. Some neighborhoods will wake up to frost advisories as morning temperatures drop to the low 30s. Things will warm up later in the day, but highs will only reach the low 50s.

Temperatures will reach highs in the low 70s, but wet conditions will dominate Sunday. Light morning showers will pick up into the afternoon. Though there won’t be downpours, some areas will experience periods of heavier rain. Things should start drying out by the evening.

Saturday will be cloudy and mostly dry, though some northern neighborhoods might experience light rain. By the evening, some neighborhoods further south might also experience spotty rain, but the heaviest showers are expected on Sunday. Temperatures Saturday will top off in the upper-60s.

The weekend comes to a close with a day full of rain. Showers will begin later in the morning and then continue into the afternoon. The most hard-hit areas will be Delaware and the Jersey Shore. Temperatures throughout the region will reach only the high 50s.

Saturday morning starts off with chilly conditions and frost along the Jersey Shore and Pennsylvania suburbs. However, conditions will steadily warm up as the day progresses, reaching highs in the low 60s in the afternoon. Night time will mean cooler conditions again, however, leading to rain and wind Sunday.

Conditions Sunday remain mostly dry, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s and low 70s. However, by the afternoon, neighborhoods in New Jersey and Delaware will start experiencing showers. There is also a chance of a spot shower as far north as Philadelphia, but the possibility of that is low.

Most of the region will remain dry with highs in the upper-60s and low-70s, but subtropical storm Melissa could blow gusty winds and cause minor coastal flooding around areas in New Jersey and Delaware.

Conditions Wednesday will be cool and breezy, with showers starting later in the morning and lasting through the rest of the day. Highs will be in the upper 50s.