Scattered showers, mild temps Saturday. Here's a timeline for Sunday's snow.
The weekend begins mild with scattered rain showers but plan and prepare for snow ahead with the coldest air since 2018.
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The weekend begins mild with scattered rain showers but plan and prepare for snow ahead with the coldest air since 2018.
You can expect these temperatures to get even more brutal next week. Nikki DeMentri talked with experts about what you can do now to prevent any damage to your car and your house.
Thursday will remain chilly in the Philadelphia area with temperatures in the 30s and cold windchills.
Wednesday stays cold with high temperatures in the low 30s, but blustery winds will make it feel like the low 20s.
The chilly reality returns Tuesday to the Delaware Valley with cold winds being the rule.
Temperatures on Monday will be above average in the low-to-mid 40s in Philadelphia, but a stretch of colder days kicks off on Tuesday.
Temperatures cool slightly into the upper 30s by the time the Eagles kick off against the Packers, but expect clear skies and light winds if you're heading to the game.
Friday will be sunny and dry in the Philadelphia region, but a rainy weekend is on the way.
Thursday morning will be cold and sunny in the Philadelphia region.
The Philadelphia region could see patchy black ice on the roads Wednesday morning.
Clouds will briefly clear as temperatures make a run back into the upper 30s or low 40s Tuesday afternoon, but temps afternoon drop back below freezing into early Christmas morning.
Lows Monday morning are expected to be in the single digits across the Philadelphia region Monday.
Sunday brings us the coldest day so far — which is coincidentally the first full day of winter.
Winter is officially here, and it's making its presence known right away in the Philadelphia area with some blustery cold temperatures right after some snow showers.
Just a taste of the early-season arctic blast set to arrive this weekend and hang around for a while.
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