Cloudy Skies To Fill Philadelphia Region Next Two Days Before Unsettled Conditions Return
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The weather will remain quiet with low humidity and partly-to-mostly cloudy skies on Tuesday afternoon. The cloudy skies will dominate again on Wednesday as a nearly stationary cold front hangs across the interior Northeast.
As the cold front draws near, conditions turn unsettled by Thursday.
Humidity levels should also increase on Thursday priming the atmosphere for potential downpours by the afternoon and evening.
The bulk of the action looks to take place during the afternoon and evening -- where a few storms could turn strong to severe.
Damaging winds are the leading threat.
A spotty shower or thundershower is possible again Friday morning.
Conditions then quiet down and heat up for the upcoming weekend with highs climbing into the mid to upper 80s.
Humidity levels top out in the steamy category starting Thursday lasting through the weekend.
Side Note
Hurricane season officially begins Tuesday. NOAA has predicted an above-average season with at least 13 named storms, three to five of them being major.
Make sure to have a plan of action now before the Atlantic Ocean starts heating up.
Stay with the Eyewitness News Weather Team for your most up-to-date forecast.
