TIMELINE: When Will Snow Arrive In Philadelphia Area Wednesday?
Snow is coming but when exactly will it blanket the Delaware Valley?
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Snow is coming but when exactly will it blanket the Delaware Valley?
Keep a close eye on Wednesday of next week because it does appear likely that at least some parts of our area will see accumulating snow.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the entire Philadelphia region until 11 p.m. Monday.
Weather-wise, we are looking at a mixed bag to start out the July 4th weekend.
Severe storms are knocking down trees and ripping off roofs as thousands are being left without power in New Jersey.
The same storm that brought deadly severe weather to parts of Tennessee will continue its track over the Northeast tonight.
If you're planning to head out for Valentine's Day, make sure to bundle up.
Powerful storms on Friday morning left behind damage and thousands of power outages across the Delaware Valley.
After seeing record warmth last weekend, it's back to reality this weekend!
A complex storm system will impact the Philadelphia region to end the weekend, bringing us another chance for wintry weather.
Walking around downtown Moorestown, it's an area where there is a lot of shops and business, you can see people bundled up with an umbrella, scarf and gloves.
It's looking like a seasonable start to the month September weekend across the Delaware Valley.
A heat advisory has been issued for most of the Delaware Valley, including Philadelphia, for Monday and Tuesday.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says there are at least 300,000 power outages across New Jersey.
Dozens of roads in the county are closed due to the high water.
On the heels of a spring-like end to the work week, a chance for snow is materializing for the upcoming weekend.
As you step out the door this morning, the change will be instantly noticeable.
