CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Chester County is in for a little bit of everything this week — sunshine, showers, a warm midweek bump, and a Thanksgiving cooldown that will make your turkey feel right at home. It’s the kind of weather lineup that keeps us on our toes, but don’t worry — we’ve got the details covered.
Today starts with a touch of patchy fog between 7 and 8 a.m., the kind that makes you wonder if your headlights are doing anything at all. But once that lifts, we’re treated to mostly sunny skies and a high near 53. Winds remain light, picking up slightly from the southwest later in the morning — perfect weather for a quiet fall Sunday.
Tonight brings mostly clear skies and a low around 33, with just a faint west breeze. If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to break out the extra blanket, consider this your moment.
Monday continues the quiet trend with sunshine and a high near 52. Winds shift northwest early before calming completely in the afternoon. Monday night turns mostly cloudy with a low around 35, setting the stage for an unsettled Tuesday.
On Tuesday, rain becomes likely after 1 p.m., with clouds sticking around all day and temperatures reaching a mild 54. Expect light but steady rainfall, with a 60% chance of precipitation. Rain continues into Tuesday night, tapering off before 1 a.m., with lows holding around 47 — unusually warm for late November.
Wednesday brings the week’s biggest curveball: mostly cloudy skies and a surprisingly warm high near 62. If you still haven’t taken down your Halloween decorations, this might be your last warm-ish chance before winter locks in.
But don’t get too comfortable — Thanksgiving Day snaps us back to reality. Expect sunshine, but a chilly high near 43. Thursday night drops to around 28, giving Chester County that familiar holiday-season bite.
Friday stays sunny but cold, with a high near 41 and a low around 25 Friday night. Saturday keeps the sunshine going with a high near 42 — crisp, calm, and classic late November.
In short: a mild start, a midweek warm-up, and a holiday cooldown perfect for sweaters, scarves, and hot drinks.
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