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PHILADELPHIA - Tuesday will start as another warm and sunny, day before conditions are expected to take a stormy turn later in the afternoon.

Temperatures are expected to reach into the upper 70s by noon, but a cold front will bring those temps down during the evening hours and through the rest of the week.

That cold front is also bringing with it a line of scattered thunderstorms packing a wet and windy punch. DOWNLOAD: GET THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSome scattered showers are possible during the morning, but the risk of severe storms will primarily be in the afternoon and evening.

While the entire area is facing the risk of storms this afternoon, the areas with the greatest risk are to the south of Philadelphia.

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