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North of us and then we have this other piece of image thats going to go to the south. As we head to the next couple hours, were going to see a few light showers moving into the region. Future weather shows tomorrow morning by 9 00 10 00, thats when well see this moisture starting to push into parts of the poconos and the Lehigh Valley, into northern parts of lancaster county. As i progress the model even more closer to 2 00 p. M. Is when we have the chance to see a few light, quick passing showers. Out of the Lehigh Valley area to the north of philadelphia a few lingering showers to in the af...

Tomorrow will be even better. Theres a live look outside right now. Light shower activity, heres what it looks like. Heavier in the poconos and the Lehigh Valley. Along the shore in Atlantic City were seeing light rainfall. Into the rest of the morning hours, were continuing with this trend. Its coming up from the west of us. We have one batch, youll notice that is closer here to moving into parts of the poconos. Other parts of the energy from this system are pushing off to the south of us. Clearing up into the afternoon but still maintaining a few light sprinkles throughout the day. Currently...

Traverse and move along the coast by 2 oclock but the good news is for the fireworks, we will be drying things out. So, this is what to expect for the fourth of july. It will be cloudy and certainly very cool for july, temperatures only in the 70s. Here in philadelphia and down the shore only in the 60s and the poconos, scattered showers and if those two lows can interacts just the right way or the wrong way, we cant have a period of steady rain midday but the evening drying out and sunday is looking really nice. It certainly will not be a washout of the weekend. Ill have all the details inclu...

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