Rain from the remnants of Ian is heading toward the Philadelphia region. Here's how the FirstAlertWeather Team expects it will impact your weekend.
The First Alert Weather Team is tracking the storm and answering questions about what impacts it could have on our region and beyond, including if its rains could impact the Phillies playing in Washington, D.C. Friday through Sunday and the Eagles playing in South Philadelphia Sunday.Ian will shoot moisture from the tropics north into our area, which will lead to rain.Expect rain to arrive Friday evening into South Jersey and Delaware.
What might happen in Washington, D.C., where the Phillies are set to play 4 games against the Nationals? The Nation's Capital should be getting heavy rain on Saturday and showers should be expected on Sunday. Stay tuned on what impacts that will have on the Phillies' schedule.Expect to see some showers and light rain Sunday afternoon. The most noticeable/consistent rain is expected on Saturday.Sun along with drier weather finally return Wednesday, after showers linger on Monday and Tuesday.
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