Earlier fireworks displays on Friday are looking drier than the midnight celebrations. Here’s the latest forecast for New Year’s Eve. Temperatures will be mild throughout the evening for those celebrating outdoors, but rain could arrive as 2022 begins.
The cloud deck, meanwhile, will also be thicker and lower, which may obscure some of those late fireworks displays. Temperatures will still be near 50. Steadier-to-heavier rain will develop early Saturday morning.
The takeaway: A dry and mild evening for most of New Year’s Eve, but after midnight, rain chances rapidly go up. So if you’re out after midnight, have an umbrella and rain gear. Temperatures remain cool, but highs will only hit the low-50s as unseasonably warm temperatures continue. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your full forecast.
Rain will lift north of the area later Saturday and temperatures will spike into the 60s late Saturday and Saturday night. More showers & thunderstorms will develop overnight Saturday into early Sunday morning. Another break in the rainfall is likely early Sunday before scattered showers & a few t-storms cross the area Sunday afternoon and evening. Highs Sunday could be near or exceeding record warmth in the 60s. The record high Sunday for Philadelphia is 67 set back in 1876.
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