Great weather for a Springsteen concert before hotter temps return

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- We're in for a few days of warming weather in the Philadelphia region, with Friday beginning the change. It's a trend that will last right into the weekend.

We've got high temperatures in the 80s in most of the region, a little cooler at the Jersey Shore. It's sunny all over the Delaware Valley and the Lehigh Valley with a comfortable level of humidity.

As for showers and storms, Mother Nature will be kind to us, keeping us dry through the weekend with high pressure in control. Next week looks a bit more humid, and there's a chance of a couple of spotty showers late Monday evening as a weak disturbance rolls through.

The weekend warms up some, back to seasonable highs in the mid to upper 80s, followed by a few days closer to 90 next week.

The NEXT Weather team is always looking forward to helping you and your family plan and prepare for impactful weather events. We don't see any weather of significance in the foreseeable future.

It's set to be a gorgeous weekend, and the next chance of showers doesn't arrive until Monday, so enjoy!

We will see a return to the 90s by the middle of next week.

A new tropical system, Hone, has formed in the central Pacific and is headed toward the Hawaiian islands. It's forecast to pass just south of the Big Island by Sunday.

Here's your 7-day forecast

Friday: High of 82, mostly sunny

Saturday: High of 85, low of 61, sunny, warmer

Sunday: High of 87, low of 63, sunny, warmer

Monday: High of 87, low of 67, warm with a PM shower

Tuesday: High of 88, low of 68, mostly sunny

Wednesday: High of 91, low of 69, back to the 90s!

Thursday: High of 91, low of 72, Sun and clouds, possible shower

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