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Weather Authority: Conditions calm before nasty weekend storm bringing rain, snow

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PHILADELPHIA - Conditions will stabilize as the workweek draws to a close before an incoming system of rain and snow spoils the first half of the weekend.

Following a wet and dreary Wednesday, temperatures across the region will fall near freezing overnight. Areas north and west of Philadelphia will drop into the 20s from a blast of cold northern air.

Sunshine will return on Thursday with a mix of spotty colds. Forecasters expect temperatures to rise into the 50s in most areas, which is above-average for this time of year.

A similar weather day will follow on Friday with slightly higher temperatures near 60 degrees. The script will flip on Saturday as a large system of rain and snow engulfs the Delaware Valley throughout the day.

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