weather forecast

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley calls for a sunny Thursday that will lead into a chilly Friday as an Arctic blast arrives.

After finally seeing snowfall in some areas Wednesday morning, the weekend will feel more like the winter season. An arctic blast will bring temperatures down to the 20’s. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Brittany Shipp has the most accurate forecast.

After the second warmest January on record, February is beginning with frigid temperatures and an arctic blast. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has the forecast.

Some light snow flurries are making their way to the ground tonight, but they will be gone in time for your morning commute. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has your exclusive 10-day forecast.

Your eyes aren’t deceiving you, there is snow falling in our region, and is expected to stick around into Wednesday. Don’t worry, you won’t need a shovel! NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your exclusive 10-day forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley expects some light rain Tuesday before mild temperatures lead into a chilly start to the weekend.

Frequent showers are expected to arrive starting on Tuesday through the middle of the week. The temperatures will drop down to the 20’s by the weekend as an arctic cold moves in. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittany Shipp has the most accurate forecast.

After a mild weekend with no precipitation, the rain will move back in starting tomorrow. Some early morning flurries are possible on Wednesday. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella delivers the most accurate forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella looks ahead at an arctic blast headed to the region following Monday’s mild temperatures.

We’re in for a warm start to the week before temperatures drop. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Sosna has the forecast.

NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella shares the extended ten-day forecast for game day weekend: expect a more pleasant Saturday with morning winds, though by fourth quarter on Sunday’s game should surprise fans with a sprinkle of rain.

We have a mild weekend ahead with the chance of slight showers while colder temperatures will be moving in over the next week. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Brian Mendoza has what you need to know to be prepared for Sunday’s game..

Rain is staying out of the area until the weekend, but temperatures are going to sit in the mid to low 30s. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast as we head into the weekend.

If you were out and about on Thursday, you may have noticed some strong winds making temperatures feel much colder than they actually were. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your exclusive 10-day forecast.

The storms will clear out overnight as temperatures drop drastically and the winds grow stronger. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Sosna has the forecast.

NBC10’s Michelle Rotella breaks down what to expect during Wednesday evening’s wet and rainy commute.

A potential wintery mix will turn to rain for the Philadelphia region, but those living north of the city could see between two to six inches of snow. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has more on what you can expect throughout the week.

We are expecting to see some snow in parts of our region on Wednesday, with those farther north receiving more snow than those in the city. NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast for the coming days.

A calm Tuesday brings mild conditions before the rain and possible snow returns on Wednesday. However, the weather clears for a mild weekend. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittany Shipp has the most accurate forecast.

Tuesday gives a break in between storms as the skies clear up but the blustery cold remains. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Sosna breaks down the upcoming storm moving in on Wednesday.