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Drought continues with more dry days ahead
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick is tracking the problems being caused by our long dry stretch as sunny skies continue into the weekend.
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More dry days to come
Meteorologist Bill Henley doesn’t see much needed rain in his First Alert Weather forecast.
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No real rain in sight
The string of drought continues with more sunshine and mostly clear conditions. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your First Alert Weather forecast.
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Sunny and cool as we head into the weekend
The cool temperatures will be sticking around through the weekend and early next week, but another warmup is on the way. Along with that is our chance to break the record for consecutive days without rain as our dry stretch continues. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the weekend forecast.
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Cooler weather returns and there's a chance for some rain headed our way
There is a noticeable difference in the temperatures on Thursday as those fall-like conditions return. The cooler weather will stick around through the weekend. There is a small chance for some rain early Saturday that could end our consecutive days without rain. First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has more on the forecast.
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Mostly dry conditions continue as gusty winds blow, cool off temps
Meteorologist Michelle Rotella is tracking the continuation of mostly dry conditions throughout the Philadelphia region on Thursday. The breezy and dry conditions are leading to fire fears.
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Autumn conditions blowing in
Gusty winds on Thursday will keep the Philadelphia region cooler through the weekend. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your First Alert Weather forecast.
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Back to autumn as winds kick up, temps cool off
There were some very brief sprinkles before daybreak Thursday. Meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking mostly dry air, however, as winds usher in cooler temps.
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Dry stretch continues as temperatures cool down to feel like fall
The dry conditions will continue throughout the week and into the weekend despite the slight chance of rain on Saturday. The region is nearing a record for the most consecutive days without rain. Temperatures will be dropping back down to fall-like conditions. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp breaks down the forecast.
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No rain in forecast: October could be Philly's ‘driest calendar month on record'
There is no rain forecasted for the rest of the week. Our region is just days away from breaking the record of consecutive number of days without rainfall.
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Fire dangers as dry stretch continues
Temps are unseasonably warm again Wednesday. Meteorologist Justin Godynick is tracking how the dry stretch has increased the fire risk in New Jersey.
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Stretch of dry days nears record amid no rain October in Philadelphia
It’s been weeks since Philadelphia and other parts of the region last got rain. Meteorologist Justin Godynick reports on the issues being caused by the dry conditions.
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‘Another great' day of ‘brilliant sunshine'
Meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking breezy and warm conditions Wednesday under sunny skies. Changes come Thursday as winds pick up and cool things off.
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One more warm day before cooling trend begins
We have one more really warm day before a cooling trend sends temperatures back down. This will last through the weekend, but by Halloween it’ll warm up again. The consecutive days without rain stretches on and doesn’t look like it’ll end anytime soon. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.
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Another warm October day coming up
Are you enjoying this weather? NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella says you can expect warm temperatures Wednesday across the region.
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‘It's unbelievable.' Many are enjoying the hot weather while it lasts
Many people headed outside to enjoy the unbelievably nice weather for this time of the year. Many people say they are soaking it up while it lasts before it starts getting cooler, while others are looking forward to those fall-like temperatures. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama shares more.
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Record warmth ahead of gradual return to fall conditions
Meteorologist Marvin Gomez is tracking highs in the 80s Tuesday, with records likely to fall in Philadelphia and other areas. Temps dip as the week goes on.
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Feeling like August in October
We could get record warmth with highs in the 80s under sunny skies in the Philadelphia region Tuesday. Meteorologist Bill Henley explains when temps should cool off.
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Record warmth?
NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking highs in the 80s with plenty of sunshine throughout much of the Philadelphia region Tuesday.
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Record-breaking warmth expected for Tuesday
We are experiencing temperatures well above average for this time of the year and that will continue into Tuesday. Yet again there is no rain on the forecast continuing our drought. The warmer weather won’t last into the end of the week where will see a drop back down to fall-like conditions. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has what we...