PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A High Wind Watch posted for the entire area tomorrow through Monday afternoon as wind gusts could reach 50-60mph.
TODAY: It's cloudy and cold during the morning, but no issues with early plans.
A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect at noon as the next system brings a chance of snow and sleet for some areas.
Snow develops by the afternoon with a period of light snow near the city and areas northwest. Some parts of the northwest suburbs through the Lehigh Valley could see 1-3" of snow and sleet. As temperatures warm, there will be a transition to a wintry mix before steady rain, high 39.
TONIGHT: Steady rain, a rumble of thunder possible. Low 35 and rising.
SUNDAY: We'll likely have waves of rain throughout the day. A stray thunderstorm can't be ruled out as a strong cold front approaches, high 58.
A High Wind Watch goes into effect as gusts could approach 50-60mph. By the end of the weekend, the entire area will see 1-2" of rain.
MONDAY (PRESIDENTS DAY): Partly sunny, windy and much colder, high 36. Expect wind gusts between 50-60mph which will keep wind chill values in the teens throughout the day.
The High Wind Watch is likely to expire by midday, so winds will gradually diminish during the afternoon/evening.
TUESDAY: A bitter cold start to the day with wind chills likely in the single digits during the morning. Temperatures once again remain unseasonably cold with a chilly breeze, high 31.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and cold with a storm nearby, high 30.
THURSDAY: We'll be watching the chance for snow with the possibility of a coastal storm impacting the Mid-Atlantic, high 30.
FRIDAY: Partly sunny and still cold, high 34.
SATURDAY: Not as cold with more clouds. High 39.