Grant Gilmore
Meterologist at KYW-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
Living in a house full of Gilmore Girls | CBS Philadelphia On-Air Meteorologist | AMS Certified | Emmy Award Winning | UNC Asheville Grad | Michigan Faithful.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Grant Gilmore
Warm Wednesday in Philadelphia region, tracking rain for part of the weekend High pressure has started to nose in from the north and this will take a firm grip over the Philadelphia area as we head through the rest of the week. Under clearing skies and relaxing winds, temperatures will drop into the lower 50s to start things off Wednesday morning.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Grant Gilmore
Temps in the Philadelphia region on Tuesday will get close to 80 with sunny skies Showers ahead of a cold front will be scattered across the region overnight Monday into very early Tuesday morning, but by sunrise, the front will clear the coast, taking with it all the rain.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Andrew Kozak |Grant Gilmore
As a cold front sweeps through the Delaware Valley toward the shore, winds will switch over from the southwest to the northwest, effectively cooling the region down quite a bit for Easter Sunday. Temperatures on Sunday morning will start in the upper 50s (northwest) to the low 60s before warming back to around 70 degrees Sunday afternoon. Easter Sunday is mainly dry, with mixed skies and a trend toward a bit more sunshine by the afternoon. Winds will lighten up as the day progresses.
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3 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Bill Kelly |Grant Gilmore
Mostly sunny and dry this weekend in Philadelphia as temperatures warm up Friday will be a nice day in the Philadelphia region under mostly sunny skies with temps in the low 70s. Plan to fire up those grills! Great outdoor weather is expected. As for the weekend, the NEXT Weather Team has made a few adjustments as the forecast models come a bit more in line. First, on Saturday, we've taken out the chance for any rain until late in the evening.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Grant Gilmore
A complex weather pattern remains in place for the second half of the weekend with many more changes ahead. A warm front lifting north through the area Saturday night was responsible for the late-night showers, but quickly on its heels is a cold front that will drift into the area to bring more showers to the region through midday.
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SCATTERED SHOWERS CONTINUE | While the widespread steady rain has moved out of the Lehigh Valley a few waves of scattered showers will remain possible this afternoon. The rain will then completely taper off overnight with dry conditions and sunshine on the way for the weekend. https://t.co/mBMRJSdcJ9
