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  1. Well below normal temps today with a chilly wind but a gradual warmup which may lead to near 70 degree readings by the end of this week. Could be a bit of patchy frost in the lower spots of the county by Tuesday morning. Looks likely we see a sharp turn to colder in time for Halloween. Records for today: High 84 (1979) / Low 22 (1940) / Rain 2.12" (1956)
  2. Well below normal temps today with a chilly wind but a gradual warmup which may lead to near 70 degree readings by the end of this week. Could be a bit of patchy frost in the lower spots of the county by Tuesday morning. Looks likely we see a sharp turn to colder in time for Halloween. Records for today: High 84 (1979) / Low 22 (1940) / Rain 2.12" (1956)
  3. Not much rain from our latest event...only 0.06" here in East Nantmeal but it looks like almost a 1/2 inch of rain fell in some spots including Exton. Temps will struggle today to get above 60 degrees. We will see below normal temps through Tuesday before some above normal readings by the end of the week. Lows on Monday night will be in the 30's with some patchy frost possible in some of the lower spots. Records for today: High 85 (1947) / Low 19 (1922) / Rain 3.13" (1904)
  4. Not much rain from our latest event...only 0.06" here in East Nantmeal but it looks like almost a 1/2 inch of rain fell in some spots including Exton. Temps will struggle today to get above 60 degrees. We will see below normal temps through Tuesday before some above normal readings by the end of the week. Lows on Monday night will be in the 30's with some patchy frost possible in some of the lower spots. Records for today: High 85 (1947) / Low 19 (1922) / Rain 3.13" (1904)
  5. A mild cloudy day ahead for Chester County today we should see highs in the above normal mid to upper 60's. Rain looks to stay to our east this AM with rain chances increasing after 5pm tonight. Drying out tomorrow and windy and chilly on both Sunday and Monday with temps remaining below normal from tomorrow through Tuesday. Above normal temps return by Tuesday and we should stay warm through the end of next week. Records for today: High 82 (1969) / Low 21 (1972) / Rain 2.48" (1988)
  6. A mild cloudy day ahead for Chester County today we should see highs in the above normal mid to upper 60's. Rain looks to stay to our east this AM with rain chances increasing after 5pm tonight. Drying out tomorrow and windy and chilly on both Sunday and Monday with temps remaining below normal from tomorrow through Tuesday. Above normal temps return by Tuesday and we should stay warm through the end of next week. Records for today: High 82 (1969) / Low 21 (1972) / Rain 2.48" (1988)
  7. One last nice day before rain arrives toward Friday AM. We may see the sun again by later Saturday. Sharply chillier by Sunday with some frost even possible by Tuesday morning. A nice warm up by the end of next week before a turn to colder to finish out October with a chance of our first freeze around the 30th. Records for today: High 83 (1963) / Low 22 (1974) / Rain 3.14" (1996)
  8. One last nice day before rain arrives toward Friday AM. We may see the sun again by later Saturday. Sharply chillier by Sunday with some frost even possible by Tuesday morning. A nice warm up by the end of next week before a turn to colder to finish out October with a chance of our first freeze around the 30th. Records for today: High 83 (1963) / Low 22 (1974) / Rain 3.14" (1996)
  9. The next 2 days look like perfect autumn days. Today will be just about normal high temps in the low 60's with tomorrow in the above normal upper 60's. Rain chances increase on Friday with the steadiest rain moving in by late evening. Much colder weather moves in by Sunday with temps on Monday likely to struggle to escape the 40's for the higher spots of the county. Records for today: High 89 (1908) / Low 22 (1974) / Rain 1.98" (1911)
  10. The next 2 days look like perfect autumn days. Today will be just about normal high temps in the low 60's with tomorrow in the above normal upper 60's. Rain chances increase on Friday with the steadiest rain moving in by late evening. Much colder weather moves in by Sunday with temps on Monday likely to struggle to escape the 40's for the higher spots of the county. Records for today: High 89 (1908) / Low 22 (1974) / Rain 1.98" (1911)
  11. Today should be another day of below normal afternoon temps with highs struggling to reach 60 degrees. Normal highs are in the lower 60's. We should rebound to slightly above normal temps both Wednesday and Thursday before our rain chances ramp up by Friday evening into Saturday. Below normal temperatures return with drier weather by the end of the weekend. Records for today: High 89 (1908) / Low 25 (1937) / Rain 1.30" (1932)
  12. Today should be another day of below normal afternoon temps with highs struggling to reach 60 degrees. Normal highs are in the lower 60's. We should rebound to slightly above normal temps both Wednesday and Thursday before our rain chances ramp up by Friday evening into Saturday. Below normal temperatures return with drier weather by the end of the weekend. Records for today: High 89 (1908) / Low 25 (1937) / Rain 1.30" (1932)
  13. Happy Red October to those who celebrate - Go Phillies! Most of this week will feature nice autumnal weather. We should see temps for most spots in the county remaining in the upper 50's both today and tomorrow. Thursday looks like the best day of the week, with above normal temps in the mid to upper 60's. Rain returns on Friday with cooler temps for the weekend. Records for today: High 94 (1897) - latest 90 degree day on record / Low 27 (1939) / Rain 1.66 (2019)
  14. Happy Red October to those who celebrate - Go Phillies! Most of this week will feature nice autumnal weather. We should see temps for most spots in the county remaining in the upper 50's both today and tomorrow. Thursday looks like the best day of the week, with above normal temps in the mid to upper 60's. Rain returns on Friday with cooler temps for the weekend. Records for today: High 94 (1897) - latest 90 degree day on record / Low 27 (1939) / Rain 1.66 (2019)
  15. We picked up 1.20" of rain here in East Nantmeal with .04" falling since midnight. Winds will pick up today and it will be chilly with highs only in the mid to upper 50's. We should stay in the below normal 50's for highs until Wednesday when temps will get closer to normal with temps rising to slightly above normal by Thursday before more rain moves in by next weekend. Records for today: High 89 (1897) / Low 28 (1937) / Rain 1.58" (1954)
  16. We picked up 1.20" of rain here in East Nantmeal with .04" falling since midnight. Winds will pick up today and it will be chilly with highs only in the mid to upper 50's. We should stay in the below normal 50's for highs until Wednesday when temps will get closer to normal with temps rising to slightly above normal by Thursday before more rain moves in by next weekend. Records for today: High 89 (1897) / Low 28 (1937) / Rain 1.58" (1954)
  17. A wet and unseasonably chilly day on tap across Chester County today. Temperatures for most locations will remain in the 40's through the day. We may get close to the record rain for today which was set back in 2003 when 1.21" fell. Sunshine returns by tomorrow PM but below normal temps look likely through much of the next week. Records for today: High 85 (1975) / Low 27 (1988) / Rain 1.21" (2003)
  18. A wet and unseasonably chilly day on tap across Chester County today. Temperatures for most locations will remain in the 40's through the day. We may get close to the record rain for today which was set back in 2003 when 1.21" fell. Sunshine returns by tomorrow PM but below normal temps look likely through much of the next week. Records for today: High 85 (1975) / Low 27 (1988) / Rain 1.21" (2003)
  19. A beautiful Friday on tap with temps rising into the low 60's. Tomorrow looks wet especially from the afternoon through Sunday morning. Unseasonably chilly tomorrow with some higher spots remaining in the 40's. Slow moderation next week with more shower chances late Monday night. Records for today: High 87 (1954) / Low 27 (1906) / Rain 2.03" (1927)
  20. A beautiful Friday on tap with temps rising into the low 60's. Tomorrow looks wet especially from the afternoon through Sunday morning. Unseasonably chilly tomorrow with some higher spots remaining in the 40's. Slow moderation next week with more shower chances late Monday night. Records for today: High 87 (1954) / Low 27 (1906) / Rain 2.03" (1927)
  21. Today looks to be our last near normal temperature day before a stretch of well below normal temps and plenty of rain looking likely this weekend. I would not be surprised if some higher spots in the county struggle to get out of the 40's on Saturday. Who will turn their heat on? Records for today: High 86 (1962) / Low 27 (1962) / Rain 2.96" (1904)
  22. Today looks to be our last near normal temperature day before a stretch of well below normal temps and plenty of rain looking likely this weekend. I would not be surprised if some higher spots in the county struggle to get out of the 40's on Saturday. Who will turn their heat on? Records for today: High 86 (1962) / Low 27 (1962) / Rain 2.96" (1904)
  23. Highs both today and tomorrow should be within a couple degrees of normal in the mid to upper 60's. Sunny skies for the next 3 days to close out the work week. Bout of course the weekend means rain chances. Greatest probability of rain will be Saturday into Saturday night with less chances on Sunday. Chilly on both days with highs only in the mid-50's. Records for today: High 87 (1904) / Low 23 (1929) / Rain 2.62" (2002)
  24. Highs both today and tomorrow should be within a couple degrees of normal in the mid to upper 60's. Sunny skies for the next 3 days to close out the work week. Bout of course the weekend means rain chances. Greatest probability of rain will be Saturday into Saturday night with less chances on Sunday. Chilly on both days with highs only in the mid-50's. Records for today: High 87 (1904) / Low 23 (1929) / Rain 2.62" (2002)
  25. Our generally below average temperatures look to continue for much of the next 10 days or more. Dry weather should continue till we see rain arriving on Friday night into Saturday. Records for today: High 88 (1939) / Low 24 (1929) / Rain 3.19" (1894)
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