Weather for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ☀️

Current temperature (at 12:03): 69.8°F (Clear sky)
Wind speed: 5.3 mph (2.4 m/s)

Forecast for the coming days:

- Wednesday 23 April: Min 54.3°, Max 77.2° (Cloudy) ☁️, Wind speed: 9.1 mph (4.1 m/s)
- Thursday 24 April: Min 51.4°, Max 80.2° (Cloudy) ☁️, Precipitation probability 1%, Wind speed: 11.4 mph (5.1 m/s)
- Friday 25 April: Min 51.1°, Max 75.9° (Light drizzle) 🌦️, Precipitation probability 1%, Wind speed: 10.3 mph (4.6 m/s)
- Saturday 26 April: Min 58.8°, Max 73.8° (Moderate drizzle) 🌦️, Precipitation 0.2, Precipitation probability 42%, Wind speed: 15.6 mph (7.0 m/s)
- Sunday 27 April: Min 45.9°, Max 66.4° (Partly cloudy) 🌤️, Precipitation probability 5%, Wind speed: 14.8 mph (6.6 m/s)
- Monday 28 April: Min 53.1°, Max 74.5° (Cloudy) ☁️, Precipitation probability 1%, Wind speed: 10.4 mph (4.7 m/s)
- Tuesday 29 April: Min 57.4°, Max 80.6° (Cloudy) ☁️, Precipitation probability 2%, Wind speed: 13.0 mph (5.8 m/s)

Hourly forecast for the next 12 hours:

- 13:00: 76.8° (Clear sky) ☀️, Wind speed: 4.3 mph (1.9 m/s)
- 14:00: 77.2° (Partly cloudy) 🌤️, Wind speed: 4.7 mph (2.1 m/s)
- 15:00: 77.0° (Cloudy) ☁️, Wind speed: 6.8 mph (3.1 m/s)
- 16:00: 76.5° (Cloudy) ☁️, Wind speed: 5.2 mph (2.3 m/s)
- 17:00: 75.4° (Cloudy) ☁️, Wind speed: 4.5 mph (2.0 m/s)
- 18:00: 71.6° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 4.3 mph (1.9 m/s)
- 19:00: 68.4° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 4.9 mph (2.2 m/s)
- 20:00: 65.3° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 5.2 mph (2.3 m/s)
- 21:00: 62.1° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 5.8 mph (2.6 m/s)
- 22:00: 59.5° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 4.8 mph (2.1 m/s)
- 23:00: 57.6° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 4.5 mph (2.0 m/s)
- 00:00: 56.3° (Clear sky) 🌕, Wind speed: 3.5 mph (1.6 m/s)

Data provided by Open-Meteo

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The owner of coolwx.com has shut down the website in response to the arbitrary firing of NOAA employees (up to 10% of workforce) yesterday.

A stormy day at Milford Sound in New Zealand

This post from one of the most respected meteorologists in the South (James Spann) is very disheartening, but I think most representative of the MASSIVE disinformation environment on the birdsite (ex-Twitter) and Facebook. I've seen a lot of this from MANY disaster and weather folks over on what-was-Twitter (which they really should abandon, it's literally a get-whacked-in-the-face-by-trolls farm).

(ps. his bashing of the left is his attempt to avoid being labeled as a "liberal" by his red state viewers, IMHO).

https://spann.substack.com/p/weather-disasters-politics-and-mental

#Project2025 would defund, privatize, and cripple the public #weather and disaster response efforts of the federal government, including the National Weather Service and NOAA.

But, until then, you might be interested in this (free) image from NOAA satellites of the swath of power outages caused by

Whoa, looks like the east coast is getting pounded.