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    Sat, 02 Jul 2011

    Philadelphia Weekend Weather Outlook - Sat PM
    High pressure drifts to our east and a return flow of increasingly warm and humid air will begin late Saturday into Sunday. Several weak frontal boundaries move through late Saturday night and Sunday, preceded by a 55% chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday. This front will dissipate and will NOT likely trigger widespread showers.

    Sun 7/3: The latest GFS and NAM models have considerable mid level cloudiness during the day as a weak front slowly passes through but dissipates as it exits. High 90 and increasingly humid. Showers and thunderstorms late Saturday evening through Sunday, although chances only about 55%

    Mon 7/4: A mix of sun and clouds as the weak front dissipates to our south. High 89. The evening's fireworks will likely be dry.

    posted: Jul 02 2011 at 5:26 pm

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