Philadelphia's 18-day stretch of dry weather ends Thursday. Here's the forecast.

Philadelphia's 18-day stretch of dry weather came to an end Thursday.Showers are returning to the region Thursday as a slow-moving cold front approaches from the west. This won't be a complete washout, with plenty of dry time between showers, especially along and east of I-95. CBS News Philadelphia Despite the clouds, temperatures will climb into the lower 70s, around 10 degrees above average for early November.Umbrellas over sunglasses today, although you may not need them all afternoon. Showers will be more numerous north and west of Philadelphia, while South Jersey and the Shore could stay dry for much of the day.Both commutes could see some wet roads, but the more widespread rain holds off until tonight. Southerly winds will gust to 20 25 mph at times, and dewpoints rising into the lower 60s will make the air feel noticeably more humid than it has recently.At the Shore, winds will increase this afternoon and evening, with seas