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PHILADELPHIA - The warm weather continues on Monday with increasing cloud cover to start off the workweek.DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPTemperatures will be in the mid-70s with sun and clouds.

The record was set back in 1975 with 78 degrees. Rain showers will move into the region on Wednesday and continue through Friday.

Along with the rain, a cold front will knock temperatures into the 50s by the weekend.___MONDAY: Sun and clouds.

High: 75, Low: 48AdvertisementTUESDAY: Partly sunny. High: 71, Low: 52WEDNESDAY: Rain arrives.

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