Philadelphia weather: Scattered storms ahead of Tropical Storm Debby rain on Friday
PHILADELPHIA - The stalled frontal boundary is still hanging on to the region while remnants of Tropical Storm Debby begins northward movement.
After a deluge of torrential rain Tuesday night, we caught a bit of break Wednesday, with some occasional showers throughout the day. Temps remained in the 70s, though humidity was an equal match to that.
Thursday will see the outer bands of Debby finally begin to push in as scattered showers will be in place and muggy conditions, much like today.
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Friday will see that rain pick up in abundance as Debby’s presence is felt nearby. It will push onshore near Charleston, South Carolina and accelerate, pushing into central Pennsylvania by Friday afternoon. While the system is inland, there will still be heavy rain and wind associated with it and affecting us.
Saturday will be the day to begin to dry out, while Sunday and Monday will be dry, with temps in the 80s, but lower humidity.