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The season is about to change, but does that mean we’ll be leaving the heat behind soon? NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella explains.

Summer will come to an end this weekend and it will feel like it before temps cool as fall arrives on Sunday. Meteorologist Michelle Rotella says all these dry and sunny days are causing a moderate drought in parts of the region.

Summer ends with warmth ahead of temps cooling as autumn arrives Sunday. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your First Alert Weather forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking highs in the 80s as summer comes to an end Friday and Saturday. Autumn arrives Sunday with cooler temps.

We have a couple more warm days before fall begins and it starts feeling like it. But until then, we’ll have temperatures in the 80s with sunny and dry skies. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has what we can expect once fall begins.

It’ll be mostly sunny for the last days of summer with temperatures warming as we head into the weekend. The start of fall is this coming Sunday and with it the weather will take a turn, and we’ll have cooler conditions. First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has the forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick is calling for a warm, sunny afternoon on Thursday. And, he expects the sunshine to continue through the weekend.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking warm final days of summer.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking the return of sunshine on Thursday.

It’ll be a dry Thursday with partly cloudy and breezy conditions, but temperatures will be a little warmer. We will remain mostly dry for the rest of the week with a chance for an isolated shower or two. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.

Expect scattered showers during a breezy Wednesday. Meteorologist Bill Henley explains when we should dry out.

Grab the umbrella, rain is back Wednesday. NBC10 meteorologist Bill Henley has your First Alert Weather forecast.

Our humidity levels are dropping along with our temperatures as the fall-like weather starts moving in. We are starting to see some isolated showers that’ll stick around through Wednesday morning. Expect to see spotty showers and high wind gusts. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.

The National Weather Service is urging everyone to stay out of the water at the shore with the upcoming rain chances, wind developing and high surf expected. The rain will move in overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, with parts of Delaware and South Jersey expected to get the most rain. The windy conditions will last throughout the week all the way...

Plenty of clouds sticking around Tuesday. NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez is keeping an eye on the sky for the partial lunar eclipse and when rain might return.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking cloudy skies Tuesday before rain moves in.

So long sunshine. Meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking cloudy and breezy conditions Tuesday ahead of rain moving in.

A coastal flood advisory will be in effect on Tuesday as rain returns and will stick around throughout the week and temperatures will dip into the low 70s. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp is tracking the rain for you.

The rain will return late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. It will stick around through Friday with temperatures staying in the 70s and breezy conditions. First Alert meteorologist Michelle Rotella has the forecast so you can plan ahead.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez has mostly cloudy skies Monday ahead of rain later in the week. He also has a look at what you might be able to see during Monday’s night’s partial lunar eclipse.