Enjoy the sunny skies now because they won't last long.
The National Weather Service for the Philadelphia/Mount Holly area has announced a flood watch is in effect from early Thursday until Friday afternoon, with close to 2 inches of rain possible.
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Wednesday will remain sunny with a high near 68. A quarter of an inch of rain is possible at night with a low expected around 49 degrees.
Thursday will be a total washout, with heavy rainfall expected to bring 1 to 2 inches of rain to the area. The high will be near 62 degrees before dipping down to 46 later in the evening.
Showers and thunderstorms are expected before 9 p.m., with just a chance of showers later that night, when a quarter of an inch of rain is possible.
The NWS warns of a potential for flooding in creeks, streams and urban areas, with a slight chance of severe thunderstorms at the Jersey Shore. High winds are also expected.
Friday will clear up but will be a little chillier than Monday and Tuesday's warmer temperatures, with a high near 53 and a low around 39 degrees. The chance of rain is 40 percent.
Saturday will warm up slightly with a high near 58 before Sunday's high of 64 degrees really heats things up.
Break out the shorts and T-shirts next week, when Monday's high will reach near 72 degrees and Tuesday's expected to be even warmer at 78 degrees.
Check out the full forecast from the NWS here.