PHILADELPHIA - Spotty showers that lingered around the Delaware Valley on Saturday will clear out overnight and give way to a most pleasant Mother's Day.

Showers, however, will return Sunday night and may dampen outdoor dining plans. Conditions will stay chilly during the morning with a mix of sun and clouds.

Afternoon temperatures will approach the 60s in most parts of the region as cloud cover begins to thicken. DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPA band of showers will begin to impact the southwestern part of the Delaware Valley around 2 p.m.

and spread to engulf the entire region by 5 p.m. Rain, which could be heavy at times, will fall steadily through 10 p.m. and finally clear offshore by midnight.Showers will linger on Monday as.

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