Tuesday morning will start off chilly and dry before rain moves into the forecast, making for all-day showers ahead of a midweek warmup.
FOX 29's Scott Williams has your Tuesday morning weather forecast.A chilly and dry start to Tuesday morning will change, making way for rain that will linger in the Delaware Valley for most of the day. To the south and west of Philadelphia light showers are beginning to move north and east. Overall, the day will be cloudy and wet with temperatures between the upper 40s to low 50s.
Looking ahead, conditions will warm up Wednesday with temperatures in the 60s before temps drop again for the weekend.
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