The National Weather Service issued several heat advisories and warnings for the Delaware Valley through Saturday evening as dangerous heat sits over the region.
For Friday night, there is a chance for an isolated pop-up thunderstorm to develop, but the region should expect the heat to continue, with temps dropping into the upper 70s as Saturday morning approaches.The City of Philadelphia has issued a Heat Health Emergency in effect until Saturday at 8 p.m.
This activates the city's emergency heat programs, which include cooling centers, home visits by field teams and enhanced daytime outreach for those in homeless situations. The PCA Heatline will be open between 8:30 a.m. and midnight both Friday and Saturday for anyone experiencing issues. The number is 215-765-9040.Stay in air conditioning when possible
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