First Alert Weather

High waters on the Schuylkill Expressway caused traffic to slow down when the first round of storms started Sunday evening. Areas like Bala Cynwyd saw downed trees and electrical wires which cause many to lose power. NBC10’s Leah Uko has more on the damage caused by the storm.

Sunday will start off cloudy before the possibility of severe storms could bring damaging winds. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick is keeping his eye on a quick moving line of severe storms as it approaches our region this evening. He has your forecast.

Saturday will start off warm and cloudy then storms will move in later in the evening. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez has your latest forecast. 

Saturday will start off cloudy and hot before thunderstorms roll in late in the evening. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick has your forecast.

NBC10’s First Alert Weather team issued a First Alert for Sunday as storms moved through the region on June 30, 2024

The sun will peek out through the clouds this weekend even as storms are expected. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast.

Severe storms will continue to move through the region overnight. However, Thursday comes in with clear and sunny skies and will be followed by a beautiful end to the week. Temperatures will remain in the high 80s, however there are more storms expected for the weekend. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Justin Godynick has more on the forecast.

The threat of severe storms continues throughout Wednesday night. Many people are left cleaning up the mess and thousands are left without power. Events happening in and around Philadelphia were also cancelled due to the storm. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Justin Godynick and NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville break down the damage left behind and what’s to come.

Strong and severe storms are expected through Wednesday evening and could stick around into the overnight hours. The humidity will also stick around. However, the work week will end with no rain in the forecast. NBC10’s First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella is tracking hot and steamy conditions this upcoming Wednesday with chances for strong and severe storms across the region.

A cold front made its way through the Midwest eastward towards the Philadelphia area, leading to storms Sunday evening.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez is calling for scorching temperatures in the region on Sunday with heat alerts in the area throughout the day. Thunderstorms are also possible on Sunday evening.

We saw temperatures tapping 100 on Saturday as some thunderstorms are expected this evening in some areas. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick has your forecast. 

Feels-like temps on Saturday will push near or past triple digits in many neighborhoods across the region. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Marvin Gomez has tips on how to stay safe in this heat. 

The heat wave continues with the worst of it coming this weekend as temperatures continue to climb. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Janet Bolivar has your forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick is offering tips to stay safe and cool as the heat wave ramps up this weekend with feels-like temps in the triple digits.

The heat will keep building this weekend. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley has details on the stifling heat and possible weekend thunderstorms.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking increasing heat and humidity Friday ahead of a toasty weekend with feels-like temps in the triple digits. There will be some threats for thunderstorms over the weekend.

A flash drought may kick in on Friday after two weeks without significant rainfall as temperatures stay in the 90s. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick has your forecast.