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Some folks received beneficial rains of up to 0.76" at West Bradford....while others like Warwick Township saw only 0.06" of rain. Here in East Nantmeal we are running at about 50% of our normal September rainfall. Year to date we are at 97% normal rainfall. Unfortunately, I don't see any chances of rain over the week. We will turn warmer both today and tomorrow with temperatures several degrees above normal for afternoon highs. We Turn cooler again for the weekend with highs by Sunday close to 70 degrees.

Some folks received beneficial rains of up to 0.76" at West Bradford....while others like Warwick Township saw only 0.06" of rain. Here in East Nantmeal we are running at about 50% of our normal September rainfall. Year to date we are at 97% normal rainfall. Unfortunately, I don't see any chances of rain over the week. We will turn warmer both today and tomorrow with temperatures several degrees above normal for afternoon highs. We Turn cooler again for the weekend with highs by Sunday close to 70 degrees.

Most spots have picked up at least a little rain since last night. The most I can find is the 0.27" down south in Nottingham with the least at Chester Springs with 0.01". Today we should see a continuing chance of some showers but again with the greatest amounts across Southern Chester County and down into Maryland. We stay in the chilly 60's with the ocean flow continuing through today. We start a brief warm up with both Thursday and Friday reaching near 80 degrees especially across the valley locations. We turn much chillier by Friday night and could again see some 40's for low temperatures across the typically chilly valley locations by Sunday morning. High temperatures in the lower 70's. Of note today is the date of the earliest freeze in recorded Chester County weather history when we reached 32 degrees at Phoenixville in 1986.

Most spots have picked up at least a little rain since last night. The most I can find is the 0.27" down south in Nottingham with the least at Chester Springs with 0.01". Today we should see a continuing chance of some showers but again with the greatest amounts across Southern Chester County and down into Maryland. We stay in the chilly 60's with the ocean flow continuing through today. We start a brief warm up with both Thursday and Friday reaching near 80 degrees especially across the valley locations. We turn much chillier by Friday night and could again see some 40's for low temperatures across the typically chilly valley locations by Sunday morning. High temperatures in the lower 70's. Of note today is the date of the earliest freeze in recorded Chester County weather history when we reached 32 degrees at Phoenixville in 1986.

It’s a good bit cooler today with the flow off the ocean increasing and mostly cloudy skies. Despite the current NWS forecast for mid-70's I suspect across the higher spots we may struggle to escape the 60's to near 70 degrees for high temperatures today. Some showers arrive this evening and through the day tomorrow. Certainly not a lot of rain but any and all will be appreciated by our many area farmers. We briefly warm by Friday to the low 80's before we cool down for the weekend.

It’s a good bit cooler today with the flow off the ocean increasing and mostly cloudy skies. Despite the current NWS forecast for mid-70's I suspect across the higher spots we may struggle to escape the 60's to near 70 degrees for high temperatures today. Some showers arrive this evening and through the day tomorrow. Certainly not a lot of rain but any and all will be appreciated by our many area farmers. We briefly warm by Friday to the low 80's before we cool down for the weekend.

We have only seen 11 above normal temperature days in the last 44 days. Today should be one of those rare above normal temp days with highs well into the 70's to near 80 degrees. We turn cooler and possibly wetter by the middle of the week with our best chances of a little light rain coming on Tuesday night into Wednesday. We see a brief warm up by Friday before we turn quite a bit chillier once again by next weekend.

We have only seen 11 above normal temperature days in the last 44 days. Today should be one of those rare above normal temp days with highs well into the 70's to near 80 degrees. We turn cooler and possibly wetter by the middle of the week with our best chances of a little light rain coming on Tuesday night into Wednesday. We see a brief warm up by Friday before we turn quite a bit chillier once again by next weekend.

Temperatures should again run a bit above normal today and Monday before we turn a bit cooler and see at least some much needed rain chances for Tuesday night through Wednesday. Looks cooler again by next weekend.

Temperatures should again run a bit above normal today and Monday before we turn a bit cooler and see at least some much needed rain chances for Tuesday night through Wednesday. Looks cooler again by next weekend.

We will start to notice some increasing humidity over the next couple of days with temperatures around to a little above normal for the next few days. We fall back to closer to normal by mid-week with lower humidity levels. Mainly dry again this week with a slight chance of showers toward Wednesday night.

We will start to notice some increasing humidity over the next couple of days with temperatures around to a little above normal for the next few days. We fall back to closer to normal by mid-week with lower humidity levels. Mainly dry again this week with a slight chance of showers toward Wednesday night.

Our great stretch of weather continues this weekend. We should see above normal temperatures near 80 degrees through Monday. We fall back close to normal with highs in the mid to upper 70's by Tuesday. Our very dry weather unfortunately continues for at least the next week.

Our great stretch of weather continues this weekend. We should see above normal temperatures near 80 degrees through Monday. We fall back close to normal with highs in the mid to upper 70's by Tuesday. Our very dry weather unfortunately continues for at least the next week.

Today here in East Nantmeal should be only our 3rd above normal temperature day in the last 25 days. In fact, over the next week temperatures looks slightly above normal. While many of us did see some unexpected light rain yesterday it looks dry for at least the next week. Here in EN we are at 98% of normal rainfall through yesterday. Unfortunately, we look to add to that rain deficit.

Today here in East Nantmeal should be only our 3rd above normal temperature day in the last 25 days. In fact, over the next week temperatures looks slightly above normal. While many of us did see some unexpected light rain yesterday it looks dry for at least the next week. Here in EN we are at 98% of normal rainfall through yesterday. Unfortunately, we look to add to that rain deficit.

We have picked up some unexpected light rain that has resulted in at least 0.05" across some spots in the county this morning. These showers are backing off the ocean from a small storm off the NJ coast. There could be a couple more showers and clouds today with a continuation of our below normal temperatures. Sun returns tomorrow and we should have a great weekend with low humidity but slowly increasing temperatures. We may get near or slightly above normal by Friday before we turn a bit cooler again at the start of next week.

We have picked up some unexpected light rain that has resulted in at least 0.05" across some spots in the county this morning. These showers are backing off the ocean from a small storm off the NJ coast. There could be a couple more showers and clouds today with a continuation of our below normal temperatures. Sun returns tomorrow and we should have a great weekend with low humidity but slowly increasing temperatures. We may get near or slightly above normal by Friday before we turn a bit cooler again at the start of next week.

Widespread low temperatures again in the 40’s across much of the county. The lowest was our normal cold spot at Warwick Township at 42.7 degrees . If you think we have been experiencing a chilly stretch you are correct. Yesterday here in East Nantmeal was our 20th below normal temperature day over the last 22 days. We continue this below normal trend for the next couple of days before we may see near to slightly above normal temperatures by this weekend before slipping back to a little below normal by next week. No rain at all in the forecast for the next week.

Widespread low temperatures again in the 40’s across much of the county. The lowest was our normal cold spot at Warwick Township at 42.7 degrees . If you think we have been experiencing a chilly stretch you are correct. Yesterday here in East Nantmeal was our 20th below normal temperature day over the last 22 days. We continue this below normal trend for the next couple of days before we may see near to slightly above normal temperatures by this weekend before slipping back to a little below normal by next week. No rain at all in the forecast for the next week.

A beautiful early autumnal string of weather days this week. Many spots, especially in the valley locations across the county, saw low temperatures again in the 40's. Those same spots should see similar reading for much of the rest of the week with higher spots at least down into the lower 50's. Daytime highs will be below normal through Wednesday with temperatures getting slightly above normal in the upper 70's by Thursday before falling back to near normal in the mid 70's by the end of the week. Unfortunately, no rain appears possible through this week.

A beautiful early autumnal string of weather days this week. Many spots, especially in the valley locations across the county, saw low temperatures again in the 40's. Those same spots should see similar reading for much of the rest of the week with higher spots at least down into the lower 50's. Daytime highs will be below normal through Wednesday with temperatures getting slightly above normal in the upper 70's by Thursday before falling back to near normal in the mid 70's by the end of the week. Unfortunately, no rain appears possible through this week.

Most spots picked up some much-needed rainfall last night. Amounts ranged between as little as .09" at the Nottingham to as much as 0.90" at Glenmoore. We have the chance at some more rain and storms with a strong cold frontal passage tomorrow into Sunday. Today and tomorrow look like our last chance to touch the 80's for a while with higher humidity to add to the summer feel to the days. We turn much chillier again by Sunday with temperatures by Monday struggling to escape the 60's for highs across the higher ridges in the area. Overnight low temperatures will again reach the 40's in many spots by early next week.

Most spots picked up some much-needed rainfall last night. Amounts ranged between as little as .09" at the Nottingham to as much as 0.90" at Glenmoore. We have the chance at some more rain and storms with a strong cold frontal passage tomorrow into Sunday. Today and tomorrow look like our last chance to touch the 80's for a while with higher humidity to add to the summer feel to the days. We turn much chillier again by Sunday with temperatures by Monday struggling to escape the 60's for highs across the higher ridges in the area. Overnight low temperatures will again reach the 40's in many spots by early next week.

We should see our 1st above normal temperature day in 17 days today for many areas. A couple of cold fronts the first weak this evening and the next one on Saturday is stronger. Each of these may bring some much-needed rain. In fact, the National Weather Service has much of Chester County with between 0.75" to 1.00" of much needed rain by Sunday morning. Behind that front we turn much chillier again by Sunday night with a return to below normal temperatures with lows in the 40's and highs in the low 70's next week.