because more rain is on the way. scott, of course, everyone wanting to know will this weather ruin our holiday weekend weekend? yeah, dawn, we still have more rain to get through but it looks like it is going to be moving out early on your saturday. giving way to more sunshine. but cooler temperatures. look at ultimate doppler right now. heaviest rainfall offshore but we have pockets north and west toward lehigh valley and the poconos. we ll take a tour. you can see just about 30 minutes or so ago we were looking at downpours around sections of cape may county. moving toward lehigh valley and the pocono mountains we re looking at light rain but as you mentioned there is a lull for most around the immediate philadelphia metro area. but the main front is still off to the west and we have more showers toward the western part of the state. that will move in over the next couple of hours. so as we look at the clock right now, you can see a little bit of a break across our area.
you mentioned there is a lull for most around the immediate philadelphia metro area. but the main front is still off to the west and we have more showers toward the western part of the state. that will move in over the next couple of hours. so as we look at the clock right now, you can see a little bit of a break across our area. but watch what happens. by 1:00 a.m. we re looking at more rainfall moving in around the philadelphia area south jersey, north and west. so once again we re not done with the rainfall just yet. by 4:00 a.m. we re still looking at some scattered light showers out there but by 7:00 a.m. that system is out of here. but look at the temperatures. it s 60 degrees. humidity up there. visibility pretty low. so early tomorrow morning watch out for reduced visibility with early fog and drizzle. temperatures will be in the low 50s but we don t move that much. highs tomorrow right around 54 degrees. and those winds are going to be gusting up to 30 miles per hour
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