Feels like 35°Wind 6 km/h SWHumidity 60%Pressure 1013 hPaUV 0Air Fair☀ 06:27 - 19:31
⚠ Severe Thunderstorm Watch· Severe
Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued September 1 at 4:35PM EDT until September 2 at 12:00AM EDT by NWS Mount Holly NJ
⚠ Heat Advisory· Moderate
Heat Advisory issued September 1 at 3:15PM EDT until September 1 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Mount Holly NJ
Right now it is 31° in Bristol Terrace Number Two with partly cloudy skies, it feels more like 35°, today's high is 32° with an overnight low of 23° and about 13.3 mm of rain is expected. The sun rises at 06:27 and sets at 19:31, giving 13h 04m of daylight. Over the coming week highs range from 24° to 31°.
Bristol Terrace Number Two is in Pennsylvania, United States, sitting 9 m above sea level. Local time is America/New_York (UTC−4), and every time on this page is shown in it.
Common questions about Bristol Terrace Number Two weather
Will it rain in Bristol Terrace Number Two today?
Yes - about 13.3 mm of rain is expected in Bristol Terrace Number Two today.
What is the temperature in Bristol Terrace Number Two right now?
It is 31° in Bristol Terrace Number Two right now, though it feels closer to 35°. Today runs between a low of 23° and a high of 32°.
What time is sunrise and sunset in Bristol Terrace Number Two?
The sun rises at 06:27 and sets at 19:31 local time in Bristol Terrace Number Two today, giving 13h 04m of daylight.
What is the air quality in Bristol Terrace Number Two?
PM2.5 in Bristol Terrace Number Two is currently 10.9 µg/m³, which counts as Fair on the European air-quality index. Fine for almost everyone; unusually sensitive people may notice it on a long run.
How accurate is the Bristol Terrace Number Two forecast, and how far ahead does it go?
This page shows 16 days ahead, refreshed every hour. It blends ECMWF, NOAA GFS and whichever national high-resolution model covers Bristol Terrace Number Two best. The first three days are the dependable part - day one is usually within a degree or two - and accuracy falls off steadily after day five, so read the far end as a trend rather than a plan. We publish our measured error against real station observations on the accuracy page.
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