WeatherFans express ‘heartbreak’ after storm causes Louis Tomlinson show to be canceledSinger Louis Tomlinson's "How Did We Get Here?" world tour was supposed to stop in Philadelphia Saturday. The microburst storm resulted in its cancellation, leaving fans gutted. Emily Bloch Philly temperatures are forecast to near 100 degrees, again, this weekDana Munro Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File Where microburst storm damage has been reported around Philly, mappedNick Vadala and John Duchneskie The Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park sustained heavy damage from Saturday’s stormAubrey Whelan AdvertisementHigh winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella El Niño is rapidly intensifying and could become the strongest on record and last through winter And it may mean a gentler Atlantic hurricane season.Anthony R. Wood Philly sets a rain record, and more showers are possible Friday and SaturdayRainfall totals again are likely to be random.Anthony R. Wood 7 heat-related deaths have been reported in Philadelphia this month, 8 for the yearBut Philly's heat-related deaths have decreased dramatically from the 1990s, averaging about five annually in the last decade.Anthony R. Wood Downpours set off flood alerts and road closings — but now the Philly region could use some more rain Despite rains, drought warnings remain. At least the heat has backed off.Anthony R. Wood July 4th storms downed trees and wires, causing power outages throughout the Philadelphia regionThe Philadelphia region is forecast to receive more heavy showers and thunderstorms, with a flood watch in effect until 8 p.m. Monday. Maggie Prosser It’s hot, hot, hot in Philadelphia, with a third-straight 100-degree day possible SaturdayPhiladelphia didn't reach a record-breaking high temperature Friday, though it might have felt like it. The temperature had reached a high of 102 as of 4 p.m. The record is 104.Susan Snyder The hot nights are getting more dangerous as Philly’s rowhouses become ‘brick ovens’Before the heat backs off, strong storms are possible Saturday nightAnthony R. Wood July in Philly has become 4.4 degrees hotter since 1940 on average. Nights are even warmer.Average nighttime July temperatures for Philadelphia show a rise of 4.8 degrees between 1940 and 1925. Frank Kummer Lightning injuries are rare, but an expert says the Parkway is an especially risky venue on July 4So-called ring of fire thunderstorms are possible Saturday during the concert on the Parkway and the World Cup match in South Philadelphia.Anthony R. Wood What to know about symptoms and treatment for dehydration and heat exhaustionStaying healthy during the heat wave comes down to two basic things: drinking water and cooling down as much as possible.Abraham Gutman Philly declares a heat emergency and Welcome America alters events as 100-degree temperatures loomPhiladelphia hasn't had three straight 100-degree days in 33 years.Anthony R. Wood Near-record heat around 100 degrees is forecast in Philly this week, with July 4th storms possibleThe 100-degree heat wave could linger into next week, with a sequence of steamy nights.Anthony R. Wood Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4"Ring of fire" thunderstorms may be wild card in how long the heat lasts.Anthony R. Wood Philly-area rain totals varied dramatically, and drought conditions survived the stormsTuesday's gentle rains may have done more good for the plants than Monday's downpours.Anthony R. Wood See more storiesAdvertisement
Fans express ‘heartbreak’ after storm causes Louis Tomlinson show to be canceledSinger Louis Tomlinson's "How Did We Get Here?" world tour was supposed to stop in Philadelphia Saturday. The microburst storm resulted in its cancellation, leaving fans gutted. Emily Bloch
Fans express ‘heartbreak’ after storm causes Louis Tomlinson show to be canceledSinger Louis Tomlinson's "How Did We Get Here?" world tour was supposed to stop in Philadelphia Saturday. The microburst storm resulted in its cancellation, leaving fans gutted. Emily Bloch
Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File
Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File
High winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella
High winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella
El Niño is rapidly intensifying and could become the strongest on record and last through winter And it may mean a gentler Atlantic hurricane season.Anthony R. Wood
El Niño is rapidly intensifying and could become the strongest on record and last through winter And it may mean a gentler Atlantic hurricane season.Anthony R. Wood
Philly sets a rain record, and more showers are possible Friday and SaturdayRainfall totals again are likely to be random.Anthony R. Wood
Philly sets a rain record, and more showers are possible Friday and SaturdayRainfall totals again are likely to be random.Anthony R. Wood
7 heat-related deaths have been reported in Philadelphia this month, 8 for the yearBut Philly's heat-related deaths have decreased dramatically from the 1990s, averaging about five annually in the last decade.Anthony R. Wood
7 heat-related deaths have been reported in Philadelphia this month, 8 for the yearBut Philly's heat-related deaths have decreased dramatically from the 1990s, averaging about five annually in the last decade.Anthony R. Wood
Downpours set off flood alerts and road closings — but now the Philly region could use some more rain Despite rains, drought warnings remain. At least the heat has backed off.Anthony R. Wood
Downpours set off flood alerts and road closings — but now the Philly region could use some more rain Despite rains, drought warnings remain. At least the heat has backed off.Anthony R. Wood
July 4th storms downed trees and wires, causing power outages throughout the Philadelphia regionThe Philadelphia region is forecast to receive more heavy showers and thunderstorms, with a flood watch in effect until 8 p.m. Monday. Maggie Prosser
July 4th storms downed trees and wires, causing power outages throughout the Philadelphia regionThe Philadelphia region is forecast to receive more heavy showers and thunderstorms, with a flood watch in effect until 8 p.m. Monday. Maggie Prosser
It’s hot, hot, hot in Philadelphia, with a third-straight 100-degree day possible SaturdayPhiladelphia didn't reach a record-breaking high temperature Friday, though it might have felt like it. The temperature had reached a high of 102 as of 4 p.m. The record is 104.Susan Snyder
It’s hot, hot, hot in Philadelphia, with a third-straight 100-degree day possible SaturdayPhiladelphia didn't reach a record-breaking high temperature Friday, though it might have felt like it. The temperature had reached a high of 102 as of 4 p.m. The record is 104.Susan Snyder
The hot nights are getting more dangerous as Philly’s rowhouses become ‘brick ovens’Before the heat backs off, strong storms are possible Saturday nightAnthony R. Wood
The hot nights are getting more dangerous as Philly’s rowhouses become ‘brick ovens’Before the heat backs off, strong storms are possible Saturday nightAnthony R. Wood
July in Philly has become 4.4 degrees hotter since 1940 on average. Nights are even warmer.Average nighttime July temperatures for Philadelphia show a rise of 4.8 degrees between 1940 and 1925. Frank Kummer
July in Philly has become 4.4 degrees hotter since 1940 on average. Nights are even warmer.Average nighttime July temperatures for Philadelphia show a rise of 4.8 degrees between 1940 and 1925. Frank Kummer
Lightning injuries are rare, but an expert says the Parkway is an especially risky venue on July 4So-called ring of fire thunderstorms are possible Saturday during the concert on the Parkway and the World Cup match in South Philadelphia.Anthony R. Wood
Lightning injuries are rare, but an expert says the Parkway is an especially risky venue on July 4So-called ring of fire thunderstorms are possible Saturday during the concert on the Parkway and the World Cup match in South Philadelphia.Anthony R. Wood
What to know about symptoms and treatment for dehydration and heat exhaustionStaying healthy during the heat wave comes down to two basic things: drinking water and cooling down as much as possible.Abraham Gutman
What to know about symptoms and treatment for dehydration and heat exhaustionStaying healthy during the heat wave comes down to two basic things: drinking water and cooling down as much as possible.Abraham Gutman
Philly declares a heat emergency and Welcome America alters events as 100-degree temperatures loomPhiladelphia hasn't had three straight 100-degree days in 33 years.Anthony R. Wood
Philly declares a heat emergency and Welcome America alters events as 100-degree temperatures loomPhiladelphia hasn't had three straight 100-degree days in 33 years.Anthony R. Wood
Near-record heat around 100 degrees is forecast in Philly this week, with July 4th storms possibleThe 100-degree heat wave could linger into next week, with a sequence of steamy nights.Anthony R. Wood
Near-record heat around 100 degrees is forecast in Philly this week, with July 4th storms possibleThe 100-degree heat wave could linger into next week, with a sequence of steamy nights.Anthony R. Wood
Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4"Ring of fire" thunderstorms may be wild card in how long the heat lasts.Anthony R. Wood
Philly’s weather forecast has drought-easing rains this weekend, then a heat wave through July 4"Ring of fire" thunderstorms may be wild card in how long the heat lasts.Anthony R. Wood
Philly-area rain totals varied dramatically, and drought conditions survived the stormsTuesday's gentle rains may have done more good for the plants than Monday's downpours.Anthony R. Wood
Philly-area rain totals varied dramatically, and drought conditions survived the stormsTuesday's gentle rains may have done more good for the plants than Monday's downpours.Anthony R. Wood
