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Rain Alert: Isaias Remnants Soak Region
11 Oct
Summary
- Remnants of Hurricane Isaias will bring steady showers and possible thunderstorms.
- Coastal flooding is a threat during Sunday's midday high tide.
- Temperatures will cool significantly later in the week.
The Philadelphia region is bracing for steady showers and possible thunderstorms as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move through. A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect, signaling a high likelihood of rain that could disrupt outdoor activities through Sunday afternoon. Scattered light rain is expected to intensify, with potential for heavy downpours and flash flooding in some areas.
Breezy east winds from 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph, will accompany the rain. Coastal areas may experience minor flooding during midday Sunday's high tide. Drier air is anticipated to arrive by Monday afternoon, leading to clearing skies and a return of sunshine. Temperatures will warm slightly on Tuesday before a cold front passes Tuesday night, potentially bringing a few isolated showers. Cooler air will settle in for the latter half of the week, with highs in the 60s, and even cooler temperatures, struggling to reach the 60s, expected the following weekend.
