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Weather Authority: Sunny, pleasant Wednesday ahead of beautiful last days of summer

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PHILADELPHIA - The clouds have cleared, and the rain has gone, making way for lots of sunshine!A clear sky overnight brought a drop in humidity and temperature for Wednesday morning as temperatures start in the 60s.Warmer weather is on the way with the sunrise bring temperatures to a comfortable high of 82 degrees.Sun is in the forecast for Wednesday and the rest of the week with just eight days until the start of fall!___WEDNESDAY: Sunny skies.

High: 82THURSDAY: Sunny and beautiful. High: 78, Low: 65FRIDAY: Sunny, nice. High: 81, Low: 55SATURDAY: Stays nice.

High: 83, Low: 61SUNDAY: Sunny, warmer. High: 89, Low: 65MONDAY: Sunny, humid. High: 88, Low: 69TUESDAY: Sunny and hot.

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