Patch 5-Day Forecast: Chilly March Weather Ahead

Another storm system has its eyes set on the Delaware Valley. Precipitation will be arriving later Monday morning, but it should hold off until after the morning commute. It will likely begin as a mixture of rain and snow before changing over to all rain.

I'm not expecting any accumulation, except north and west of Philadelphia tonight where temperatures will dip below freezing and precipitation will changeover to snow. For Philadelphia and South Jersey, however, temperatures will be above freezing all night so we'll stay all rain.

Rain will be ending from west to east on Tuesday as the storm system moves out to sea. It will be breezy, but we should see some sun by late in the day. After the rain exits, high temperatures will rise to between 50 and 55 degrees!

A weak disturbance could bring us a sprinkle on Wednesday. The rest of the week looks dry beyond that.

Thursday through Sunday will feature a mix of sun and clouds with a stiff breeze. Temperatures will be mainly in the 40s, but the breeze will make it feel like the 30s. Winter is trying to hang on, but by the first or second week of April we should finally begin to warm up!

Check out Phillyweather.net throughout the week for updates.