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Officially, 0.78 inches of rain fell into the Philadelphia International Airport rain gauge yesterday.
That’s 0.16 inches more than the total rainfall for the previous 48 days in Philadelphia.
Let the cool-down begin, although it will get off to a slow start today with temperatures heading into the upper 70s.
By the weekend, overnight lows in the 40s are expected, with afternoon highs below normal.
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Tony Wood has been writing about the atmosphere for The Inquirer for 26 years.
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