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While streets are passable across the Delaware Valley, crews are still dealing with the blizzard's aftermath.
The Blizzard of '26 had all the staples: heavy snow, no school and lots of shoveling. For many, it wasn't so bad, but don't tell that to people who lost power or had a tree come down. CBS News Philadelphia's Liz Crawford reports.
The snow has finally tapered off in hard-hit Atlantic City, New Jersey, and the cleanup process now begins. CBS News Philadelphia's Madeleine Wright reports.
In South Philly, snow is starting to fall fast as a winter storm dumps snow across the Delaware Valley.
While kids enjoyed the day sledding, Bucks County residents spent many hours digging out of the snow Monday.
People in the Lehigh Valley have spent Monday digging out after some areas got nearly a foot of snow.
Everyone needs good neighbors, especially during the snowstorm blanketing the Philadelphia region.
As the heaviest snow picks up in Philadelphia and around the Delaware Valley, some areas have already reported more than 2 inches of snow on the ground. Across the region, more than a foot of snow is possible.
After a fresh snowfall blanketed South Jersey, families spent the day outdoors — some sledding down hills and building snowmen, others shoveling driveways and clearing off cars as the cleanup began.
The Philadelphia region is expected to see its first measurable snow since February this weekend, and South Jersey could see some of the highest totals. CBS Philadelphia's Dan Snyder reports on how South Jerseyans are preparing.
Eagles fans are stoked after a Sunday night victory over the LA Rams scored the team a ticket to the NFC Championship. Winter weather is continuing to impact flights at Philadelphia International Airport. Plus, Philadelphia has opened its warming centers as Arctic air invades the region and sub-zero wind chills are on the way. Jim Donovan has your latest morning news headlines.
From Lincoln Financial Field to the Lehigh Valley, snow blanketed much of the Philadelphia region Sunday night. Here are the latest snow totals.
This week will be dry in the Philadelphia area, however, the snow that's already on the ground will be sticking around. Expect plenty of sunshine to start the day, with temperatures in the teens. Wind chills will be in the teens and single digits all day long — and with the temperatures holding steady in the low 20s at best — we're likely to see the feels-like temperatures colder in the afternoon vs. the morning.
Saturday is the calm before the winter storm. Our NEXT Weather team is tracking heavy snow for Sunday, followed by frigid temperatures into the latter half of next week. PennDOT crews are keeping a close eye on South Philadelphia as the Eagles get ready to take on the LA Rams at Lincoln Financial Field. PennDOT said crews are not only ready to mobilize and retreat the roads, but they will adjust their response based on the snow accumulation. Jan Carabeo has your latest morning headlines.
Here's a look at how much snow cities across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are reporting so far.
With the day off from school, high school kids who work for a landscaping company stopped by Springfield, Delaware County, to shovel snow off driveways and sidewalks.
One plow driver said while the main roads may be OK, drivers should be cautious traveling on side streets in Delaware.
Driving conditions worsened as the snow continued to fall in the Philadelphia region. PennDOT and AAA offered tips on how to stay safe on the roads during the snowstorm.
Snow totals today are expected to be between 6 and 8 inches at the Jersey Shore, with steady snowfall throughout the morning on Monday in Wildwood.
Areas closer to Philadelphia recorded only a trace of powder, but some parts of the Lehigh Valley got more than an inch of snow as a wintry mix pushed through the region.
White Christmases are rare in the Delaware Valley, and this year is no exception.
"That Groundhog lied to us," one Massachusetts resident said as New England and the Upper Midwest expect snow despite it being early spring. Other parts of the country have seen heavy rain and thunderstorms that have brought hail and the risks of flooding. CBS News Correspondent Jarred Hill reports.
Quiet beautiful Sunday and Monday ahead. Meteorologist Andrew Kozak reports.
PennDOT said its main concern on Tuesday night is ice developing on the roads once temperatures drop.
