If you've been compulsively refreshing the weather app on your phone for this weekend's festivities in South Philly, look no further.

We asked 94.5 PST's Chief Meteorologist, Dan Zarrow, for a look at this weekend's forecast in the stadium complex (he's much better than that automated weather app on your phone). Seriously, that automated forecast keeps changing, but Dan has already put my mind at ease.

We've got good news about this weekend's weather forecast: all three shows should be (mostly) dry.

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And I'm guessing that Taylor Swift will certainly appreciate that following her very rainy performance in Nashville on Sunday night.

Here's a day-by-day breakdown of the forecast in Philly.

FRIDAY NIGHT TAYLOR SWIFT PHILLY WEATHER

It'll be dry during the concert and warm. 🌥🌡

"Friday is going to be a gorgeous (not so) 'Cruel Summer' day," Dan Zarrow tells us.

Friday Temperature at 6:30: 82 degrees
Friday Temperature at 11 pm: Dipping into the 70s.

"There is a chance of a shower at the tail-end of the concert — perhaps some 'Midnight Rain' as Swifties are heading home," Dan says. "Most likely, raindrops will hold off until early Saturday morning."

SATURDAY NIGHT TAYLOR SWIFT PHILLY WEATHER

It'll be drying out (from earlier rain) and cooler. ☁️🌙

If you're tailgating early for the show, there will be rain during the day on Saturday. However, there's good news. Things should dry out nicely for Saturday night's concert, Dan says.

Saturday Temperature at 6:30: 69 degrees
Saturday Temperature at 11 pm: 63 degrees

SUNDAY NIGHT TAYLOR SWIFT PHILLY WEATHER

It'll be another nice night for a Mother's Day concert. ☁️

"Both Taylor and her mom (Andrea) will be happy to know that Sunday is looking good," Dan tells us. "Any rain should hold off until Monday morning."

Sunday Temperature at 6:30: 72 degrees
Sunday Temperature at 11 pm: 61 degrees

PICTURES: See Opening Night of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour

Taylor Swift kicked off her much-anticipated Eras Tour on Friday night (March 17) with a performance in Glendale, Ariz., celebrating her first return to the stage in five years with a three-hour-plus, 44-song set that spanned her entire career.

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