A cold front is approaching and moving through the Northeast today. It is coming through a bit faster than advertised a few days. This means that drier air and lower humidity will spread across NY state and Northern Pennsylvania during the day and then gradually spread southward through New Jersey and the rest of Pennsylvania and points southward. It also means that the risk for rain and thunderstorms today shifts further south and if you are north of a line from Philadelphia to NYC to Providence, you probably won’t see any rain. Even the severe weather risk for Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey has been shifted much further south into Southeast Virginia and North Carolina.
This leaves Eastern Pennsylvania to Southern New England in a place where we will experience indifferent weather conditions with clouds, some breaks of sun, and not much in the way of rain. We will watch the radar today but with the dry push from the north, the rain air should shift to the south as the day wears on. High temperatures today will be generally in the low to a few middle 80s.