Weather Authority: Start of the week to include spring-like temperatures before rain brings cool down

The new year is bringing warmer temperatures to the Delaware Valley ahead of rain that will help cool temps down for the weekend.

The new year is bringing warmer temperatures to the Delaware Valley ahead of rain that will cool temps down for the weekend.

FOX 29's Scott Williams says temperatures will feel like spring for most of the week, with the numbers being above average for the season. Overnight temperatures will linger in the 40s, keeping conditions mild. Parts of the Delaware Valley could see up to an inch of rain. Looking ahead, temperatures will remain in the upper 50s and 60s until Thursday before they drop to the 40s for the weekend. FOX 29's Scott Williams has your Monday morning weather forecast.WEDNESDAY: Showers, mild. High: 64, Low: 57SATURDAY: Partly sunny. High: 45, Low: 33

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