Pennsylvania Weather: Philadelphia Suburbs Digging Out After Winter Storm Blankets Region With Heavy Snow
Philadelphia's suburbs are beginning the dig out process Tuesday after a winter storm pounded the region over the last 48 hours.
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Philadelphia's suburbs are beginning the dig out process Tuesday after a winter storm pounded the region over the last 48 hours.
There will be six more weeks of winter, Punxsutawney Phil predicted as he emerged from his burrow on a snowy Tuesday morning to perform his Groundhog Day duties.
The #3 Wildcats face St. John's Wednesday night on CBS Sports Network.
The incident happened at the pizza shop on the 4300 block of North Broad Street on Jan. 26 just before 11:30 a.m.
CBS3's Janelle Burrell sat down for a socially distant conversation with the legendary, former Eyewitness News reporter Trudy Haynes, who transformed the face of the news industry.
The winter storm the Philadelphia region is experiencing has made treacherous travel conditions around the region.
Officials said the gunfire occurred just before 9 a.m. Monday in Plains Township.
Travel plans are certainly being impacted by the massive winter storm across the Philadelphia region.
You can see the roof caved in under all of the heavy snow.
There will be a half-day of virtual instruction in the morning and independent assignments in the afternoon.
The deputy health commissioner has resigned and Philadelphia City Council is taking action.
If you don't have to be outside through Warrington Township tonight, it is a good idea to stay home.
In any case, the setting for Wolf's seventh budget address will be unusual because of the pandemic.
It's the biggest snowstorm for the region in five years.
In Delaware County, PennDOT plow crews could be seen along the Blue Route treating the road with salt.
