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Yesterday's high temperature of 63.7 was our warmest day since last November 11th when we reached a high temperature of 66.2 After a frosty or freezing start this morning, we are off to the temperature races today with temperatures today likely to touch 70 degrees in some of the valley locations. This will be our warmest day since we hit 73 degrees back on November 7th. Much chillier tomorrow with the backdoor cold front coming from our still chilly Atlantic Ocean waters. Shower chances look to increase as we move through the upcoming weekend.

Yesterday's high temperature of 63.7 was our warmest day since last November 11th when we reached a high temperature of 66.2 After a frosty or freezing start this morning, we are off to the temperature races today with temperatures today likely to touch 70 degrees in some of the valley locations. This will be our warmest day since we hit 73 degrees back on November 7th. Much chillier tomorrow with the backdoor cold front coming from our still chilly Atlantic Ocean waters. Shower chances look to increase as we move through the upcoming weekend.

Back-to-back beautiful spring days on tap across the area to start this week. High temperatures well into the 60's We turn about 10 to 15 degrees cooler on Wednesday before another slow warm up into the weekend. We look dry until Saturday night and Sunday. It looks like some more needed rain should arrive to close out the weekend. I am down at Phillies Spring Training for a couple weeks. Some rain early today before we clear up and some great weather for most of the rest of the week with Low 70's today and tomorrow warming to the 80's by Friday and into the weekend.

Back-to-back beautiful spring days on tap across the area to start this week. High temperatures well into the 60's We turn about 10 to 15 degrees cooler on Wednesday before another slow warm up into the weekend. We look dry until Saturday night and Sunday. It looks like some more needed rain should arrive to close out the weekend. I am down at Phillies Spring Training for a couple weeks. Some rain early today before we clear up and some great weather for most of the rest of the week with Low 70's today and tomorrow warming to the 80's by Friday and into the weekend.

March is a transitional weather month that can represent both winter and summer like weather events. For example, we have had temperatures as warm as 90 degrees back on March 22, 1948 in Phoenixville and as cold as 4 below zero back in 1984. One of the largest snowstorms in County history occurred back in 1958 when 50 inches of heavy wet snow fell at Elverson/Morgantown which resulted in rescue helicopters being needed at the Morgantown Exit of the PA Turnpike just up the road from here in East Nantmeal to rescue stranded cars and trucks. That same storm resulted in 49” of snow at Devault. Below are the March records for the County.

March is a transitional weather month that can represent both winter and summer like weather events. For example, we have had temperatures as warm as 90 degrees back on March 22, 1948 in Phoenixville and as cold as 4 below zero back in 1984. One of the largest snowstorms in County history occurred back in 1958 when 50 inches of heavy wet snow fell at Elverson/Morgantown which resulted in rescue helicopters being needed at the Morgantown Exit of the PA Turnpike just up the road from here in East Nantmeal to rescue stranded cars and trucks. That same storm resulted in 49” of snow at Devault. Below are the March records for the County.

We should see near normal temperatures through the weekend before a big warmup next week. Some spots across the higher terrain of Chester County could see some wet snow toward midnight tonight. A small accumulation is possible in some spots. Could this be our last snow of the year? Our latest day with some average measurable snow is actually still over 6 weeks away on April 23rd. The latest measurable snow in Chester County history was the 0.1" of snow reported at Glenmoore back on May 1, 1963.

We should see near normal temperatures through the weekend before a big warmup next week. Some spots across the higher terrain of Chester County could see some wet snow toward midnight tonight. A small accumulation is possible in some spots. Could this be our last snow of the year? Our latest day with some average measurable snow is actually still over 6 weeks away on April 23rd. The latest measurable snow in Chester County history was the 0.1" of snow reported at Glenmoore back on May 1, 1963.

With yesterday's 1.26" of rain, we are now up to 73% of normal rainfall through yesterday. Our normal seasonal snowfall through yesterday is 30.4" we are at 70% of average. For Team Snow we could see a few wet snowflakes toward Saturday morning but otherwise a dry and chilly stretch of days with temperatures near normal for early March before a nice warm up starts on Monday with temperatures reaching well into the 60's to near 70 by the middle of next week.

With yesterday's 1.26" of rain, we are now up to 73% of normal rainfall through yesterday. Our normal seasonal snowfall through yesterday is 30.4" we are at 70% of average. For Team Snow we could see a few wet snowflakes toward Saturday morning but otherwise a dry and chilly stretch of days with temperatures near normal for early March before a nice warm up starts on Monday with temperatures reaching well into the 60's to near 70 by the middle of next week.

1.10" of rain so far here today in East Nantmeal with a bit more incoming....Other area totals Atglen 1.13" / KMQS 1.09" / Chester Springs 0.98" / Glenmoore 1.15" / Nottingham 1.39" / Warwick Township 1.11" / Devault 0.96" / Kennett Square 1.19" / West Bradford Township 1.06" and West Chester 1.05"

Some much needed heavy rain on the way today. Most of the rain will fall over a 6 hour period between noon and 6pm today. Rainfall amounts should be between 0.75" to 1.25" across much of the area. Mild today before we fall back to near normal for the rest of the week through the weekend.

Some much needed heavy rain on the way today. Most of the rain will fall over a 6 hour period between noon and 6pm today. Rainfall amounts should be between 0.75" to 1.25" across much of the area. Mild today before we fall back to near normal for the rest of the week through the weekend.

Some rare above normal temperatures over the next couple days before we trend back to normal to below normal temperatures through the rest of the work week and through the upcoming weekend. We are running under 60% of normal rainfall so far this year so the showers tomorrow will be welcome for the many area farmers and their future lawns later this month. We should see between 0.50" to 0.75" of rain.

Some rare above normal temperatures over the next couple days before we trend back to normal to below normal temperatures through the rest of the work week and through the upcoming weekend. We are running under 60% of normal rainfall so far this year so the showers tomorrow will be welcome for the many area farmers and their future lawns later this month. We should see between 0.50" to 0.75" of rain.

Below is the February 2025 Climate Summary for Chester County PA. February being the 3rd consecutive winter month this season to feature below normal temperatures. This was the first time this has happened since the winter of 2013-14. With an average winter (December through February) temperature of 31.6 degrees this was the 60th coldest winter with records back 132 years to the winter of 1894-95. It was also our coldest winter in 10 years since the winter of 2014-15.

Below is the February 2025 Climate Summary for Chester County PA. February being the 3rd consecutive winter month this season to feature below normal temperatures. This was the first time this has happened since the winter of 2013-14. With an average winter (December through February) temperature of 31.6 degrees this was the 60th coldest winter with records back 132 years to the winter of 1894-95. It was also our coldest winter in 10 years since the winter of 2014-15.

Another chilly day today before we warm up and get wet by midweek. We again trend chillier to below normal temperatures by the end of the week. Rain looks to arrive by Wednesday morning and continue most of the day with some spots seeing upwards of 1 inch of rain.

Another chilly day today before we warm up and get wet by midweek. We again trend chillier to below normal temperatures by the end of the week. Rain looks to arrive by Wednesday morning and continue most of the day with some spots seeing upwards of 1 inch of rain.

March sees a rapid increase in our temperatures by the end of the month. We start the month with average high temperatures in the low to mid 40's and end the month in the mid to upper 50's. Following that pattern, we will see well below temperatures today and tomorrow before we rebound to well above normal by Wednesday and then fall back to near normal to close out the work week. We have an excellent shot at some much-needed rainfall this week...arriving Tuesday night and lasting until Wednesday night.

March sees a rapid increase in our temperatures by the end of the month. We start the month with average high temperatures in the low to mid 40's and end the month in the mid to upper 50's. Following that pattern, we will see well below temperatures today and tomorrow before we rebound to well above normal by Wednesday and then fall back to near normal to close out the work week. We have an excellent shot at some much-needed rainfall this week...arriving Tuesday night and lasting until Wednesday night.

Cooler today with temperatures closer to normal for the end of February. A few degrees above normal tomorrow before we fall too much below normal temperatures for both Sunday and Monday. Sunday will struggle to freezing across the higher ridges. Some good news in the forecast for next week...we start a slow moderating trend, but some much needed significant rains look increasingly likely for the mid-week period. We are running well below normal in precipitation so any rain would be most welcome.

Cooler today with temperatures closer to normal for the end of February. A few degrees above normal tomorrow before we fall too much below normal temperatures for both Sunday and Monday. Sunday will struggle to freezing across the higher ridges. Some good news in the forecast for next week...we start a slow moderating trend, but some much needed significant rains look increasingly likely for the mid-week period. We are running well below normal in precipitation so any rain would be most welcome.

Today will be mild again but not as warm as yesterday. Rain chances increase tomorrow morning but with only light amounts. We turn back well below normal temperatures by the end of the upcoming weekend and move through the first week of March.

Today will be mild again but not as warm as yesterday. Rain chances increase tomorrow morning but with only light amounts. We turn back well below normal temperatures by the end of the upcoming weekend and move through the first week of March.