Rain and Snow Blend Hits Philadelphia, National Weather Service Forecasts Brisk Conditions and Gusty Winds

Today’s weather is becoming brisk, with a mix of rain and snow expected for Philadelphians. According to the National Weather Service, there is a chance of rain before 11 a.m., followed by a combination of rain and snow, with a maximum temperature that is close to 40 degrees. The southwest is bringing winds of around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. The “Chance of precipitation is 90%,” yet forecasts anticipate little to no snow accumulation, for those brave enough to brave this mixed bag of weather. The National Weather Service’s comprehensive forecast serves as the information’s primary source.

Rainfall is still possible as the evening wears on, mostly before one in the morning. Temperatures are expected to stay around 38 degrees, and there will be a lot of cloud cover. After midnight, the NWS predicts that the winds will turn northwest, changing direction and reaching 10 to 15 mph. “New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible,” the National Weather Service states.

It is anticipated that Saturday’s clouds will dissipate, allowing for a largely bright day with highs in the low 50s. But the wind won’t stop moving, keeping up a constant 15 mph northwesterly speed and occasionally pushing up to 25 mph gusts. The same NWS forecast is the source of this data.

With partly overcast circumstances on Sunday night, the weather is expected to stay fair throughout the weekend. with a 37-degree low circling. With a rise to 58 degrees on Monday, the sun takes center stage once more, indicating a largely sunny start to the week. Despite some sunlight, there is a 50% chance of rain during the Thanksgiving weekend, and peak temperatures will be close to 46 degrees.

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