Thanksgiving day will be the tale of two different weather types in the Philadelphia region — rain in the morning, sun and breeze in the afternoon.  Now to the details: Scattered showers develop after 3 a.

Philadelphia residents can expect a change in the weather as the holiday approaches. Today will have a mix of clouds and sun, with temperatures reaching around 51°F and light southwest winds at 5 mph.

Wednesday travel weather conditions are looking pretty good around the Philadelphia region ahead of a rainy Thanksgiving.

The rain is likely to stick around for most of Turkey Day, but shouldn't impact travel — or be enough to lift the drought.

The weather forecast for Thursday morning looks all wet, so if you plan to watch at home TV, here's that info, too.

First, expect the Sunday clouds to stick around into early Monday before the sun returns by the afternoon. We could easily see temperatures shoot close to 70 degrees by 2 or 3 p.m., staying just shy of record highs. Clear skies are expected into Tuesday morning.

Enjoy a dry and partly sunny Wednesday as conditions are expected to deteriorate overnight, giving way to Thanksgiving morning rain.

While there won't be any major storms impacting Thanksgiving and travel this year, however, areas of rain, snow or wind may lead to some headaches at the airport or on the road. Below we have a look at both current conditions and the day-by-day forecast through Sunday,

A warm front will bring the chance for a stray sprinkle on Tuesday in the Philadelphia region, but there won't be any significant rainfall.

Tens of millions will travel during the holiday period, and weather could interrupt plans for some. Here's a look at the forecast.