Dry weather is expected through the end of the week in the Philadelphia region, but breezy conditions will continue on Thursday.

The Philadelphia region may be trading fall for winter a bit earlier than normal. Meteorologists warn that a sharp push of Arctic air will arrive by this weekend, sending overnight lows into the 20s and 30s,

Philadelphia will see increasing clouds, potential weekend rain and storms, followed by clearer skies by Sunday.

Your Friday is shaping up to be a nice end to the week in the Philadelphia area. Sunshine and chilly temps will start the day, but seasonably mild temps with increasing clouds will end it. The normal high this time of year is 57 degrees, and we'll be pretty close to that.

A blast of artic air will plummet temperatures in Philadelphia over the next two days, with gusting winds and overnight low temperatures that will be near freezing.

Afternoon temperatures will settle in the low 50s, though the “RealFeel” temperature will be cooler, in the mid-40s. By game time, the sky will become mostly clear as temperatures continue to drop into the mid-40s. The “RealFeel” temperature will fall further, into the mid-to-low 30s.