A beautiful Friday will wrap up with an equally pleasant overnight, but conditions will devolve as the weekend progresses with spotty showers that will worsen to thunderstorms by Sunday.
Forecasters expect an overall calm spring night across the Delaware Valley with temperatures hovering in the 50s and 60s. Clouds will start to thicken overnight as a round of spotty showers approaches the region.
The disorganized system of rain could lead to some peaks of sunshine during the afternoon. Temperatures on Saturday will sit around the mid-70s in most areas.
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