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Weather Authority: 10 p.m. Wednesday forecast
FOX 29 Weather Authority 10 p.m. Wednesday forecast.
PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley saw another round of much-needed rain Wednesday as low pressure develops in northern states.
The rain moved through Wednesday afternoon, becoming severe in Philadelphia, New Castle County, Delaware and Burlington County, New Jersey, dropping pea-sized hail as the storms passed. The wet weather was moving off the Jersey coast by dinner time, brining in drier air for Thursday.
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Hail during a thunderstorm on 20th Street, near the Parkway
Photojournalist Tina Hogate captured hail at 20th Street, near the Parkway, during a thunderstorm.
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Hail in Moorestown, N.J.
Pea-sized hail fell in Moorestown, N.J.
Thursday should see drier air and a refreshing start to the day, with highs climbing to the lower 80s.
More rain is expected Friday, but forecasts for the Father's Day weekend anticipate dry conditions.
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SEVEN-DAY FORECAST
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Clear skies. Low: 59
THURSDAY: Less humid. High: 82, Low: 62
FRIDAY: Showers, storms. High: 76, Low: 60
SATURDAY: Passing shower. High: 80, Low: 60
SUNDAY: Father's Day. High: 84, Low: 64
MONDAY: Juneteenth. High: 82, Low: 66
TUESDAY: Still cloudy. High: 76, Low: 60