Rain moves out Philly region as Friday will be cooler and windy
Colder air has quickly started to rush into the Philly region, sending temperatures into the 30s across the entire area to start our Friday.
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Colder air has quickly started to rush into the Philly region, sending temperatures into the 30s across the entire area to start our Friday.
The winds should taper off Monday evening, but breezy conditions will continue through Tuesday.
The same storm system that brought snow and sleet to the area Saturday will bring a surge of warmth, but also more rain to the area as we head through Sunday.
Police had several streets blocked off throughout the borough after live wires were draped across the road.
Ross DiMattei reports.
The winter storm that gave much of Pennsylvania and New Jersey a fresh coat of snow is now bringing bone-chilling temperatures and high winds.
With winds, potentially gusting up to 55 miles per hour, power outages are a major concern because of the serious threat of tree branches taking out power lines.
PECO has announced that they are preparing for power outages caused by high winds.
Forecasters are warning Pennsylvania and New Jersey residents that another blast of winter weather could bring high winds and frigid temperatures.
Thousands of customers in the Philadelphia region are without power today as a result of the heavy winds. Travelers are also experiencing flight delays.
Some arriving flights are running an average of an hour and 20 minutes behind schedule.
